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SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER, 28, 1927.
ELECTION PLAN
IS VALID, SAYS
l A. DOUGLASS
NUMBER 357.
Member A udit Bureau Of Circulation*
Florida Beauties Believe
Lindbergh So Girl Shy He
Uses Gun ToScare 'Em Off
NEW ORLEANS
POLICE REVEAL
TWIN SLAVING
Wooed and Wed
In 36 Hours
MAYOR DUVALL!
QUITS, CITY
2 NEW LEADERS
NEW YORK. Oct. 28 (INS> t the door of a hangar. With n cry
It will probably be astonishing “there’s Lindy,” the girls rushed
! rew s to smiling Colonel Char'.e* A. to surround the bashful colonel
who lost his smiling equanimity Authorities Search Forllenry
Prominent
Citizen
launches:
... ,
....
... .
..L in d b e rg h , but 12 of the most for once and fled inside vhe hanirMoity, Sign Fainter, Whols
A ttack On c i t y A tto rn e y ^[pulchritudinous maidens of Flori- u with a polieman slamming tinBlamed For CrushingSkulis
Deci.sion That A m e n d m e n t' da are new convinced th at he is door behind him to prevent further
so
girl
shy
thnv
he
uses
a
pistol
Of Wife AndSisler-ln-Lqw
Election Is Against Law
on-lnught.
to frighten off the sweet young
8 u
'>'■
Within the hungar gToups of
things.
.
avia'.ors practicing pistol m arks
At the Curtiss Field, 12 beauties manship with an air pistol .invited
selected by the principal new spaj- Lindy to join. As he raised the pis
ers of the lending cities in Flori
tol the Florida beauties peeped
to participate in the cu rren t P ara through a knothole in the hangar Police Arrest Joseph Moity
Says Cases la w y e r ’s Opinion mount Theatre stage show. F lori and were confronted with grim
Who Professes Belief That
Is Based Upon Have Little da. which starts n national tour looking pistol
barrels.
With
/ A
Brother Committed Crime
of
the
Public
circuit
Saturday,
shrikes of fear they dispersed for
Bearing On Sanford’s Case
were vitising the field to take a the wide open spaces. Colonel
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 28.— I
An attack on City Attorney a ride in vhe twelve-passenger cab-j Lindbergh will probably nevi r
George A. DeCottes* decision that in plane of the Reynolds airways, know what caused the frightpn- (IN S)—Tracked as a drink crazed. |
y i
l.indy was also nt the field unob-l jr,g commottion until he reads this intensely jealous husband who j
the City Commission cannot leg
crashed the skull of his wife und j
ally call an election to nmend the tiusively chatting with friends a t story.
a;/
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Oct.
in-law with a lead cluli, methodicitv charter to provide for a fivecallv
cut
their
bodies
to
pieces
with
\SHINGTON. Oct. 28— j
man commission, was launched hy
28—Judge
Joseph M. Milner
Thirty-six hours nfler she met
a l ogo knife and stuffed them dis
E. A. Douglass today in n state
[constitutional rights o f ;
of
Marion
county superior
membered ami m utilated into two George E. Harding, Jr., an Illinois
ment in which he declared promin
[dividual not to testify in
University
sophomore,
Edith
court
today
issued a tempor^'
small trunks, all within sight nnd
ent local attorneys have declared
if such testim ony would
hearing of his throe small children, Lord 'ulxivr) ef Elkhart, Ind., ary order restraining Ira M.
the election was constitutional and
Henry Moity, a sign painter, was wns his wife. Young Harding, Holmes, who wns bequeathed
dnnte him today saved
would not affect the city's refin
whose father is a Chicago real
still
at large today.
ancing
plans.
Everhart, son-in-law of
District Attorney Eugene Stan estate man, first saw her direct the m ayoralitv o f Indianapolis
Mr.
Douglass'
attack
centered
ler Secretary of Interior
ley radioed seven ships which sailed ing u girl’s band on a vaudeville by John L. Duvall, from at
Roy I«. Gray of Fort Madison, la., on the supreme court decision ciB. Fall, from telling the sck-cted
He ob tem pting to occupy the office.
Thursday to search for Storma- stage a t Champaign, III.
hy u magazine after a na-jteil by the City Attorney in his
waya nnd seamen matching Moity's tained nn introduction, nnd vh^y
Sinclair conspiracy trial tional survey as the average Amer- opinion submitted to the commission Prominent BusinessMan.HowA hearing on the order was
[where he got l>2<10,500 in ienn man, is pictured here ns he and on the fact that Mr. DeCottes ever, Thinks District One ; t'oolidge Economy MnyBeTnr- description. Police of New Iberia, were married the next night, nfter scheduled for Saturday. The ord
the
theatre
performance.
The
his
former
home,
and
Fort
Arthur,
get For Many AttacksFrom
ty bonds which he depos Jooks over Chicago from the ro(ft[apparently thought the charter was ' Should ALsoBeAddedToTwo
Tex., also were asked to aid in the bridegroom went back to his er makes Claude E. Neglev, elect
i
constitutional
in
1923,
when
he
was
l
Those Who Support Claims search.
of
a
hotel.
Gray
s
home
town
also
it! his father-in-law ’s crestudies, while the bride went on to ed mayor hy city council. Mayor, a t
And Three In Voting Bonds
" committee which
a member of" the
was
named
the
average
city.
Of
Magruder,SeveralOthers
III., to
continue least for today.
1922.
Five out of seven ships reported Springfield'
prepared it.
However- Holmes was undis
leading
her
“
flnpper
band."
lici* !•’rede rick Siddons so
during
the
night
thnt
Henry
Moity
The addition of County District
In excusing the fnct that he had
mayed in his pursuit of tbe seat.
| today a fter E verhart had rewas
not
ubroud.
It
was
Henry
One
to
Districts
two
and
three
for
WASHINGTON, Oct., 28. —The
not thought the section unconstiArriving a t the mayor's office at
to testify as to the origin
tiiiinnnlin 1923, Mr. DeCottes nl issuing bunds to finance the com administration hns become em Moity, police believe, who left the
4 A. M.. with Mrs. Holme* and
mutilated
bodies
of
Mrs.
Theresa
bonds.
Wednesday'* commission meeting pletion of Seminole Uouevurd in broiled in u mw over the condition
Wnvne Enimelman, whom Holmca
Moity,
his
wife,
und
Mrs.
Joseoh
prosecution charged that
told Mr. Douglass that recent su side the eity limits was suggested of national defense that threatens
appointed city comptroller, Holmes
Moity,
his
sister-in-lnw
in
the
[bends came from n now d e
in n to make the oneoiaing session of
preme court decisions had made todny hy E. A. Douglass
held down the mayor’s seat.
concern controlled by H arry
him change Uis mind and that now hearty endnrseme I of th e . bond emigres* full of fireworks, with trunks in their apartm ent in the
heart
of
New
Orleans*
BohemianWhen the pangs of hunger a*hclair. New York oil m agnate,
he believed the election section un issue plan for finishing the road "t'oolidge economy” the target
French quarter, center of the a rt
sni’ed
him nt 7:45 A. M., he re
Lire in the nature of a bribe
constitutional.
udvoented by County Commissioner for heavy cannonading.
ists colony, where they were distired for breakfast, first leading
living Sinclair u secretly cx--------*
Today Mr. Douglass pointed out Frank Evans.
A swarm of inquiring letters de uovered Thursday ufternoon.
Mrs. Holmes to the mayor's chair
J lea**’ ,m the Teapot Dome. American Aviatrix A rrivesln uhnt Mr. DeCottes’ statement in
"I am heartily in favor of Mr. n ending upon government officials
ns
a precautionary measure.
•
Every
detail
of
the
gruesome
Ioil reserve.
French Capital This A fter the commission meeting and the Ivan s' p|n n s u i j Mr. Dougiass. from all purt>« of the country, crit double murder, police say, points Number Of MissinKFromShip Shortly afterw ards, Negley and
en J. Roberts, federal prosecases cited in hi* w ritten opinion J “ani| the people should appreciate icism from within the army and Henry Moity us the slayer.
Thnt WentDown O ff South Fm nk Cones, the Negley city con
noon In Airplane Placed At did not coincide since two of the
i had demanded th a t Everhis
wisdom
and
broadness
in
su
g
navy
and
demands
hy
members
of
[be compelled to answ er his
AmericanConst Isllnknown troller arrived and went into DuWednesday night and 2 A. M.
HerDisposalBy W.R.Hearst three decisions were handed down gesting it when he i • eommissoncongress for facts, indicated a Thursday, the m urderer of the two
But Mrs.
(on, declaring
th at
even
But .146 Have Not Landed vnll’s private office.
in 1914, nine years before the rl’o r - , i r „ f anoth,,r ,|iHtri*ct which will greater interest in the question of
Holmes continued to occupy tho
J the witness’ answer incrimLE BOURGET AERODROME. ter was passed, and thnt the third not he directly benefited hy the preparedness than a t any time women found hi* way into their
official chnir.
dingy abode, went to their beds
i him ‘.he stutute of limitu- France, Oct., 28, — (IN S)— Miss decision had no hearing on San
RIO JANEIRO- Oct. 28 —
boulevard.
since the World War.
and hacked them to pieces with the llnrry Vollroth, a rescued pass
I would save him from prose- Ruth Elder, American aviatrix, ford’s charter at all.
Joseph L. Hogue, citv controller
"However, I think that, although
The case of
Reur- Admiral knife und piled their remains into
Sissoits,' however, said landed at Le Bourget this a fte r
under
form er Mayor Lew Shank,
"Why" asked Mr. Douglass, "did the work will he altogether outside
enger from the lost Italian lin
Thoinn* I*. M agruder, who was the trunks.
I was a possibility th at Ever- noon nt 3:45 having flown from Mr. DeCottes think the charter was
who preceded Duvall In office, and
er
I'rincipeHsa
Mafnlda
today
Joseph Moity, brother of Henry
iculii l>e a co-conspirator, and jlnyonne in a Portcz plnne placed constitutional in 1923 when those District one, it is the district which sumnturily deposed from his l'hilucharged that the ship's engine W alter Meyers, Democratic candi
statute of lim itations would ut her disposal hy William Ban- supreme court rulings be now will he henefitred most hy the work delphia command fur criticism of and husband of ono of the slain had given trouble all the way date who was defeated by Duvall, • •
kply to th a t charge. Roberts dolph Hearst through the Daily cites were alrendy passed, and yet and should shoulder p art of the the navy and who was promptly women, identified the bodies a t the across the Atlantic before the also were planning action today
dened a hearing hy
('resident morgue. He was held as a witness explosion which Kent her to the to gain the reins of city go'
[contended the worn', that M irror of New York.
now with nothing but an additional cost.
Coid
id
ge,
promised
to
assume after cooly professing the belief bottom with the loss of many mpnt. Both claims are based on the
1 be developed against Ever“ F’ark Avenue is" ••
a 1-M
purt
men has
nun no
H«» bearing,
Iirauim , think
U of the
......
The arrival of Miss Elder ar.d case which
culd be to find him an acrter provision illegnl?”
illegnl?"
i highway system which Semin
SeminoW g»«ateer | > rtions when he evortf* thnt his brother wns responsible lives, now estimated at more supposition Duvall never was mavthe charter
her pilot George llaldeman
for ths crime.
or, on account ot irregularitlea In
_ after th«j fact,
’ The two decisions Handed downTjfeulevurd will connect up and i t 1here <in November 5 “ for discip
Mrs. Josoph Moify, he said, wus than 300.
his election.
hsrfes A. I'AlUfclaa; E verhart'S unexpected' for th ey 'h ad not hem in 1914 are Bunn et al vs., Finger, i seems unfair to nu- to take bonds j line.'*
line."
The change which gave Indiana
ley, in successfully arguing scheduled to arrive before 4:30 which concerns Lakeland’s effort from the other two districts with- Administration circles were sooth fam iliar with other men, nnd ho
RIO JANEIRO, Oct. 28,—Dazed
left
her.
Mrs.
Henry
Moity,
he
ad
. to change a counsel to commission i out hringiing District one into the ing with dsrusson of the criticisms
polis two city governments for
Is client should not be com- •clock.
nnd
horror-stricken
by
the
fright
ded, also was fam iliar with other
Many who saw their plane could form of government by popular scheme,
to answer, based his entire
of the state of the national de men and his brother tried to keep ful experience they have passed the true beng came a fte r a night
nent on the assumption Fnl! not believe it was Miss Elder unt;l election, and City of Jacksonville
though 912 survivors of the sun replete with drnmatic surprises.'
"The road is the must im portant fense hy assistant ecretury of
living with her.
Sinclair were guilty
as they saw its dentificaton marks, i et al vs. Bowden, which concerns piece of work to be done in Semi the navy T. Douglass Robinson and on The
culmination of the family ken Itulinn liner I'rincipessa Muful- Friends of Negley, unaware that
Then there was u great rush and an effort of Jacksonville to trans nole County today. We can not assistant secretary of war hnnford troubles was revealed when N et de have arrived in the ports of Ba the mayor had resigned, spent tho
ed..
hy," he exclaimed, "if you the police were foried to usr» their fer power from the city bond trus act too quickly to s ta rt the tusk of Macnldcr. Nor was critism of tie Compass, negress, who lived on hia and Rio Junciro.
night seeking a superior court
el this man to answer, you clubrf to protect the American girl tees to the city counsel. Neither finishing it and opening it to nmy housing conditions by major- the ground floor in the rear of the
The number of missing is still justice, for a w rit to uost Duvall.
well be forming the chains from her admirers.
according to Mr. Douglass, has any traffic," Mr, Douglass.concluded. general Suntnierall, recalled from building occupied by Henry Moity, unknown, but 340 person* have not * A police squad loyal to Duvall
penitentinry around him.” Surrounded by police and howling direct bearing on Sonford’s elec
Commissioner Evans plan now n Pacific toast speaking tour, for went to the Moity apartm ent to been landed, although the officials guarded the offices in the city
[Iked in his attem pt to force crowds of enthusiasts, Miss Elder tion case.
do the usual house-cleaning.
She of the navigazione generate Ital- Kali from yesterday afternoon
hns the endorsement of three men gotten.
whom did you
get those was taken to the office of the Le
The third decision, handed down prominent in county affairs, Mr.
saw signs of blood and disorder innn still clnim th a t the death list against encroachment by negley
Predictions
were
freely
mr.de
hy
»!” Roberts promptly pu\. Bourget commnndunt to sign the in 1924, which is believed to have Douglass, F. L. W oodruff, Sr„ and
supporters and continued on the
.members of congress that pre and ran downstairs crying for help. will be below this figure.
Inswer to the specific question, re g is tra tio n book.
been w hat Mr. DeCottes referred to C. W. Entzminger.
Her cries attracted two insurance
The Dutch steam er Alhena with Ijojb in support of Holmes.
paredness
would
become
a
major
(hart hack on vhe stand und
Holmes, a prominent criminal
Haldeman piloted the plane dur as having changed his mind, is
issue, taking its pluce in tl.o com men, who went ext door and they 31 passengers and seamen of the
|ped some more leuding quesPurslcy vs. City of Fort Myers.
came running to mnke an ivest- i’rincipessa Mafnlda came into port attorneys of Indianapolis, herded
ing
its
entire
flight
from
Bayonne.
ing
session
with
tax
eduction
und
into him so the jury would
In this case Fort Myers attempted
gution. A single glance about the eurly this morning and began dis the defense sta ff of D. C. Stephen
“ I am delighted with that plnne to umend its charter with regard
farm und flood relief.
apressed th at a relative of one
rear room led them to call police. charging her cargo of excited and
and
I
have
never
flown
a
better
“ We should hnvo a strong army When officers arrived they found larrowed survivors, and tho French son, during the ex-klan dragons’
[he defendants was afraid he
to the order and form of adminis
and navy and a great aii fleet,” the apartm ent splattered with steam er Formosa followed shortly trial a t Noblesville foe the mur
[J lay himself open to prosecu- one," said Haldeman.
tering its affairs and with regard
der of Misa Madge Oberholtzer.
Miss Elder’s first net on arriv to its jurisdiction and powers.
if he testified.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Main*, declared Sen. Bleuse, (D) of South blood.
with 353 others.
Carolinu.
"This
question
is
going
ing
in
the
commandant’s
office
Irerhnrt first declined to iden"Tho election here," said Mr. Oct., 28, — (IN S )—Mrs. Frances
Both ships carried many injured
She Douglnss, “would attempt to do Wlson Grnyson, whose airplane to get consideration in congress
Fall’s handwriting in a stock was to "pretty" herself.
survivors. Ambulances und phybut the court forced him to. brushed her hair and joked with none of those things which Fort “The Dnwn" is ready for u fourth and I will oppose any v tempt to
sicinn* met them. The survivors
i next refused to state for those surrounding her.
Myers attem pted. The supreme attem pt to fly to Copenhagen, left ’g a g ’ officers who tell tho country
were removed to hospituls, and
|m he is trustee for 33 shares
A large group of women admir court held tho election there invalid by automobile for Boston today to the truth about conditions."
hotels and riven food und drink,
jtock in the Fall-controlled Tres ers were recieved by the girl flyer, because it changed the jurisdiction consult with Clarence D. Chamber . “ Preparedness is bound to he
for they hud be:n ncnrly two days
►* Cnttle and Land Company, who accepted a huge bouquet from and power delegated by the legis lin, holder of the New York to come one of the major questions,
huddled and jammed abroad the
lature, which is unconstitutional. Germany long distance flight rearc held in the name of his them.
overloaded rescue steam ers with
,
not the param ount ir ue, before
ATLANTA. O ct 28,—(IN S)—
wife.
Miss Elder wus garbed in her
cord. Tho interview will take congress," said rep. Britten, (R)
A warning to the public ngainst insufficient food.
)n whnt ground do you de- unconventional flying costume,
Reporters were forbidden to in Jamming of the controls by a paaplace tonight nt a Boston hotel.
of Illinois ranking me-iber of the dangers in using moving picture
....... but
..... enger’s foot catching under a rudarriving ........
survivors
>?” asked Roberts.
th a t caused some surprise every
Although the consensus here house naval affairs committee. machines except under conditions terview .............
alongside
the
ships
it
was
still
posder bar was belived today to hava
the ground it m ight tend to where she as gone since she land
was th a t Mrs. Grayson seeks to “The failure f the G» leva arms perserbed by luw wus sounded to
[iminate me,’* replied vhe wit- ed in th f Atlantic ocean and on
persuade Chamberlin to guide confercnctand the refusal of Eng day by George Paxton, city elec- sible to hear the moans nnd cries been responsible for the crash of a
“The Dawn” overseas from here land to give us parity on tho seas tricni inspector. Mr. Puxton’s state of survivors. Some of the survivors Waco biplane on Chandler Field
front pages.
were anxious to describe the ter- here jate yesterday, killing two and
|verhart was mumbling his anseither tomorrow or Sunday, the rannot be ignored.
ment is as follows:
The first peep a t her in the cab
nnd the judge rebuked hint to in of the plune saw only a luugh"Tho attention of the public is rible scenes they had w/.nessed. injuring the pilot.
commander herself was non- cumThe dead are: Percy Ulneilgy,
hak up.”
herein directed to the use of mov They told of. a sea of floating humital.
in y fa c e beneath the white cap of
Acting as counsel for the find
(oberts then asked if he had u marine officer she hud borrowed
ing picture machines in other manity, some people fighting for 122, of Defunlak Springs. Fla., and
a bill for some freight in Sin- on the boat that brought hei» from time in a criminal court, Jamed
places than the professional mov their lives as they were tossed j Roy C. Burgess, 45, of Chicago, Hi.,
NEWCOMBE IS DEAD
G.
Sharon,
Jr.,
who
graduated
|r ’» New York office in May the Azores to Lisbon.
ing picture houses. While mot nbout by the> waves, where as hers passengers in the airplane. Phil.
a
)uvis, the
pilot, suffered
'
....................
^
1 a 1broken.
1
from low school last June, today
This was whetlv he gev the
people
are aware that there is had given up the battle and their Dw
NEW YORK. Oct. 28,—(IN S )—
When she jumped t the ground lost his case before his father,
some danger attached tb#y are wil bodies, thrown hither and thither, arm and bruiaes.
PENSACOLA,
F.J.,
Oct.
28.—
Found
unconscious
on
the
street.
she stood out in marked contrast Judge J. G. Sharon in County
impeded the efforts of those still
Uinsaieyki mother fainted
|l decline to answer.”
Charles M. Ncwcombe, 00, former t(!N S)—Lleuts E. IL Frawley and ling to take a chance or may not alive.
to the fashionably gowned women Court.
•
the
crash and was reported
vice-president of the New York W. J. McCord, of the Pensacola think of it at all, nnd only when an
Reports of sharks attacking vie- strated at the home of relatr
of the crowd, for she wore white
The younger Sharon defending Stock exchange, died in Bellevue naval air station were instantly accident occurs is it given serious tims of the disaster, first reported here. Hinesley and hia mother
s fours, a white shirt and a Steve Alexander against a charge Hospital today from cerebral hem
killed today when their planes thought.
“There is a positive danger In in International News Service dis- came to Atlanta Monday fq
1leather aviatin jacket.
of reckless driving in connection orrhage. lie had suffered a stroke Jocked together ubout 1,000 feet
using
the professional machine and patches from Bahia, were repeated visit with an aunt in seat
of
apoplexy,
physicians
said.
Newwith an accident in which Alox
above Pensacola and crashed.
Witnesses who were tbe
ordinary
film without the necessary today by some of the passengers
comba was director of the J. W.
One of the planes landed on the
■IRMINGHAM, Ala., O ct 28.—
of
the
ship
abroad
the
arriving
resreach
the scene aaid they
Davis A Co., brokenge firm. Mrs. borne of T. C. Willis, » white man, jooth prescribed by UieNational cue bo%i£.
18)—Closely following the dia.
foot of one of the paeaer
Board
of
Underwriters,
not
only
ption yesterday of tl’e TuscaWhen the jury returned a verd Newcombo and their son, Chnrles while thd other struck the house : rom cellulose, the base of guncotOne survivor, Scnor Cassek, an | the rudder bar, and tha
branch of the K1 Klux Klan,
ict of guilty and Judge Sharon M. Jr., reached the bedside before of a negro nearby. Both houses eaused by the Intense burning of Argentine, banker, says that the babiy was the icause of the ;
*
the report today that two
were d a m a g e d . ______. ___ _ the film which in manufactured shin surgeon of the Mefalde lost The ship was equipped with
fined Alexander 810 and costa, the his death.
|sd titans in Alabama, George
young attorney immediately mnde
from cellulose the base of guncot h islife after he had been saved and Jcontrols,
an und Bert Thomas have remotion for a new trial.
ton. The film when old U exceding- picked up by the Formoea. Ho
The American Legion Drum and
i. The report could not be conI
a
to
yesterday
afternoon
Shelby
_ inflammable as the writer has stated that the surgeon, when he re
p*d.
Bugle Corps, which has been organ
membered he had left his money in
La
Fair,
a
negro,
was
found
guilty
>ad
occasion to experience.
Tuscaloosa klavcm was dis- ized during the past three months,
his cabin on the staking ship, left
"There
la
a
machine
end
a
slow
cf
culpable
negligence
and
fined
*<l by his heu.d, Bruce Shelton, will make an informal bow to the
burning film that may be*employed the rescue ship and returned to the
He was charged
*■> th? state organisation in- public tonight at a concert at the |25 and costs.
n schools, churches, balls etc. and Maralda to get him money and was
with
running
down
Mary
Ella
ROME Oct.. 88r—(I
that the Tuscaloosa klan re- bond shell at the foot of I nrk
. portion of the 835 collected by and is the only equipment, which never seen again.
City
Attorney
George
A.
Dea
Bardger
with
hia
truck
last
spring
culmination of our wet
F« Rev. Earl Hotalen In a series Avenue preceeding a free
Judge White from traffic violators.
be used in the open without
pie ted With tbe massing of
[Unt meetings there. Hotalen Is of the official pictures or tne while the girl was riding a bicycle. Cottee, plea of Ignorance of the Others who ’paid for parking too can
a booth, permitted by th« Fire and
armed legions, whoae
aptist minister and a klan lec- Dempsey - Tunnev championship
fact that the police department long efore the City Commission Cazualty codes which are incorpor
fight In Chicago, L. J. Bolt, direc
was enforcing city parking U*> revoked the ordinance were J. R. ated in our municipal law.”
tor of the corps, announced today.
failed to save him from a 83 fine Stewart, C. R. Shephard, A. R.
to impede our . _
The concert will begin at »
imposed by Judge W. E. White in Platt, W. W. C. Smith,' C. L.
TOBACCO FIGURES GIVEN
TOKIO, Oct. 28.—(IN S )—Violent Premier Mussolini today
o’clock and last about 20 minutes,
Derby and C. G. Sistruqk. Mrs.
Municipal Court this morning.
earthquake shocks continued to ring „ro,
_
message
for the
and the picture will be shown Im
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 (IN S) alarm the residents of central and
MOBILE, Ala.. Oct. 28— (IN S)— Mr. DeCottes, whose car was tag C. W. Goodwin paid 83 fo* park
of lha fascist
mediately afterward. The corP"J* A well organized scheme of associ
—The amount of leaf tobacco held northern Japan today. Forty three I Rome.
•
ged for parking more than ono ing her car without lights.
nrcqit Judge Wallace W Wright composed of 28 young-men. The ation work will affect fnegbt rates, hour last Tuesday and who forgot
RJ8 . Frescott paid 87 and O. K. by manufacturers and dealers on separate shocks were recorded in
The
the principal speaker at first official appearance will
credits, building codes, and rela to appear in court on Wednesday, Goff pgid 8* ^
speeding. T. Ort. I, was 1J804.150A48 pounds tho Prefecture of Niigpta. Inhabi
tions with building loan companies remembered to come this morning. Wocdberry paid 83 tor running compared with 1,768,300,398 on tho tants of this vicinity have remain sary fall t
»«rd county's Armztice Day
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•bration at Cocoa on . Nov. 11.
ed outside of
same date last yyear,
1.B41- ea
or their houses for the ordered it
e a r / and 1,841.When Judge White asked how past a stop sign. Mrs. E. AJnof- tame
so that a
tary of the Florida Lumber and
p»hich American Legionlares of « i
fitt was dismissed on a parking 078, 123 pound* on July 1, last, tha) pest 36 hours. No additional da- be lost.
<1" ' * film
s * at
y * the
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u si S Mill Work Association, told Alaba he happened to break the parking charge and Miss Lulu Mahoney on census bureau announced today, i mage has beep reports!
f 0*’
Gallie, Melbourne and sey-Tunney
Clubhouse but night, and many ma lumbermen today in their first ordinance. Mr. Dccottes replied
The The amount of upstemmed tobacco | The town of Gifu was reported
g r ille will partiepate.
fh street chan
more are expected' to Hock to the annual convention which concludes that no doubt "The Daily Sheet, ’
held on Qct. 1 . wa* es1"- * 1 n t '! to have been badly shaken by tha VM:
* *“
the morning cclebraeClellam
ilnst M.
had printed a story about it. but
He the | succession of temblors, but. r eifrtt a stop sign and 1,633,829.007 pounds,
. at which Judge Wright " s s ' s a s r ' f f i . - « « ( this afternoon, Other speakers were that he hadn’t read It. and so d»dn t
W. M. Nichols, of Elrod Ala., and
d that no seriuos damage had [Fascist
stemmud
totaled
180,520,1!
11
"Peak. Tre festivitrs will be
Jr~
for
parking
emmot
the law was being enforced.
,trea,ed
the
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that
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James
S.
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>unds.
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fine was
be no collection taken up after t
versity of Alabama.
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festimony Of An In
riminating Nature
Holmes From Going:
Into Office But He
Pepares For Fig
Dismembered Bodies
Are Found In Trunks
DeCottes Opinion
Is Wrong, He Says
irce Of Bonds
[emains In Dark
I
Court Order Prevents
Negley Is Acting ~ 1
Chief Executive
Rival Factions Will
Resort To Courts
To Establish Claims
iecution Hoped To
trengthen Case To
’verharfsEvidencA
DOUGLASS OKEYS LAWMAKERS ARE
EVANS’ PLAN FOR FACING DEBATES
FINANCING ROAD ON U. S. DEFENSE
PARIS WELCOMES
MISS ELDER AND
PILOT HALDEMAN
912 PASSENGERS
OF ITALIAN LINER
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Airplane Crash At
Atlanta Kills Two
And Injures Third
WarninglsSounded
On Use Of Moving
P i c t u r e Machines
Young Attorney Of
City Loses 1st Case
In Seminole Court
Two Fliers Die When
Planes Lock Together
to More Klan H ead^pIu.........
sported ToHaveQuit
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Legion To Present
DrumCorpsTonignt
And Free Movies
City Attorney Pleads Ignorance Of
Law Enforcement But Pays $3 Fine
Violent Earthahocks
Reported By Japanese!
Alabama Lumbermen
Killed In Office
rev&rd Legionaires
1Hear JudgeWright
Mussolini Speaks In
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RETURN OF SMITH
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BOLSTERS OUTFIT
NewZealand BoxerWinsFrom
CHICAGO. Oct., 28.—In the op
Cleveland Fighter A fter inion of Knute Rockne this 1927
S tatin g Whirlwind Finish; -cason is ju st on-! “D N tough
Detroit DedicntesNewArena ball game” after another. Hu
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halfback, from Jacksonville, where '
F o r O U C /IO U d G a m e
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IN R E ; E S T A T E S OK B R U C E H t •J- EIGHTY F O U R (41.5*1-00)
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he underwent treatm ent for atv eral I
*- P ll H E Y , H A U ,Y H U M P H R E Y . A R I,.\RS on or b efo re o n o year n f t e r
diys. occasioned delight in the camp | j j , e samo team th at romped over
T H U R Hl.’K I ’H H B Y an d JOHN O c t o b e r 1, 1027, and F O U R T H O O -'
H U M P H R E Y . Minor*.
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of the Alligators. Smith appeared I Mount Verde last Saturday will
T IC E OK P U T IT ION TO B F K K ' T FOUR ($4,5*4.00) D OLLA R S o n o r h e - 1
to be in splended condition Wed-1 probably be started by Sanford N OCOMPROMISE
G U A R D IA N .
t..r.- u v o y e a r s u ft e r O cto b er 1. 1927,1
nesdny afternoon during th e^ v ar-l
inat St. Ci0U(1 thls weck with T H E S T A T E OF BY
FLO RIDA To:
with in terest on said d e fe r r e d pay-1
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shifted t0 UcUIe B„d Miller
nienl* from O ctober I. 1917, a t t h s l
1*11 It EY. A R T H U R H U M P H R E Y , rate o f elitlil per cent per an n u m
he w.l see much action in the game L i f t e d from tackle to guard.
nml JO H N H U M P H R E Y , Minors, until pnltl. Interest p a y a b le semi
am i nil o th e r p a r t i e s Interesteil
Signnl practice by
a n n u a lly . :
S K « ' i n S?br i n»P.' !
S * " of
”1 more
pr“ 1' than
"
You are h e r t b y n o t i f ie d th a t AL.
squad
30 Uw'
men split
NOW T H E R E F O R E , y o u and e a c h
has been playing the game of his up into teams followed by a short
■>f you are hereby r eq u ired to bo
iife this season, viewed the N. C. scrimmage kept the players busy F R E D F O S T E R , G u a r d ia n o f th e nml ap p ear b efo re th e C o u n ty J u d g e
p e r so n * a n d
estate* of
Bltl.'CK „f S em in o le C o u n ty . Florld u . a t h is
State game in Tampa In citizen
H U M P H R E Y . HAI.I.Y H U M P H R E Y .
f fIce In the Court H o u s e In S a n
clothes, and there does not seem yesterday afternoon under tho A R T H U R H U M P H R E Y , anil JOHN >ford.
S e m in o le C ou n ty. F lo rid a , a t
H U M P H R E Y , m in o rs, h a s fll-<l In fen o'clock A M. on th e 14th dny o f
much lope of his being able to get
ot Coach Hu*h " ’helchell.
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November, 1927 and s h o w c a u s e
If
back into harness until the Georgia |;~
S e m i n o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a , n P e t i
g a m e at least. Carl Brumbaugh, ■hirschner a t center.. This is the t i o n r e q u e st in g t h a t he he n u th o rlt- nuy y ou h a v e w h y th e p r a y e r o f
the
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a flashy little stepper, who has tirsi year of varsity ball for either ed to c o m p r o m is e an d s e t t l e a n In he granted.
In Joe Bryan, d e b t e d n e s s o f FORTY’ -T W O T i l ' d ’.
carri <1 injuries all season, is ap of these athletes.
DONE and O R D E R E D . t h i s 11th
HAND S E V E N H U N D R E D T W E L V E
Glenn
Floss,
Donald
p
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sound
once
ngain,
and
S
at
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again,
a t- 1
7Delloff
iL ' _ nnd
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DOLLARS tb.y o f October. 192T.
tirdav should be ready to carry hi, Jd’om nem ons, the first three new- l f ,, q oHAMPLIN t.i m
JAM. G. SH A R O N .
s u i t ] I ’r t l .
C o u n ty J u d g e .
threat against the Macon Bears.
comers to varsity ranks, Line Coach (Inner by a c c e p t i n g t h e r e f o r th e sum
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seWing’s 1927 ™chine.
j Sanford Pointing
would like to take his Notre Dame
DETROIT, Oct. 2 7 —A black pthlctes to the six day bike race
smith from New Zealand and n bak *o they could get savage. Rut he
er from Cleveland dedicated De has this Georgia Tech game on his
And this
tro it’s new sport arena, the Olym- hands n e*t Saturday.
, to boxing last night and the outfit is rated as the prospective SpeedyHalfback HacklnCnmp
cksmith forced as neat a victory champion of the south.
A fter TakingTreatm ents In
as the new heavyweight elimina “A sm art young fellow from a
Jacksonville;
Brumbaughls
tion season is likely to see.
newspaper aSked me today what
c, ,
n „ , . , „ ra „»
The grand opening of the fistic gama I was pointing for." Roc’cne
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fashion , ainst Auburn tackle prospects, who though not
playground, the largest in the mid remarked.
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will probably r c - K »■>*. ,^ 5 ^ r u i sixf«»o plus type
west and another Mndison Square
“ I regarded that as a personal
tin the same for Saturday with l
willing workers apt t«, continue
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA. main
Garden in size and equipment, was insu.t.”
xentinn of
one
of the
guar.l
the .Hn. play exhibited in recent
Gainesville. Oct 27. (AtUetic News the exception
of
one
of
the
guard
a glittering success for Tom Heaney
"To satisfy him I said that we
ureau)— Florida,
leading
the positions, held thus far by Chester m*’1’**and the promoters who represent were pointing for the Drake game B
Southern Coni'.Tence in scoring, Alien an Aburndnle boy, but who '
ed the New Zealand and Johnny at Ues Moines Nov. 19," the little will
not have opportunity to im suffered a pair of cracked ribs lust
Risko, to a crowd of 17,000 that
prove its point* 1ere Satlrday, but week. Ilert Grandoff, the 20J
packed the splendid a r e n a to capa coach asserted.
“ Pointing for a game thu way a big victory will be welcomed jusi Hoarder front Hillsborough, a *
Attoruey-at-Law
city.
we
hnve been forced to face ’em the same, for last year the Gators sophomore, or Mark Goldstein,
• Hceney a heavyweight who has.
Will practice In all the court*
beaten by Mercer, nnd then it aito’her portly youth of the same
been consistently underrated since is foolish. We met Detroit and were
is
" H o m e c o m i n-g ’’,. on the campus.
After
the
Examination
of A bitrncts cS l-*nc |#
poundage,
with
one
year
of
varsity
‘
.
hen
came
the
Navy.......................
hik arrival here last January hnd
to come from behind to hnve his Navy cin e Indiana, which had i ami alumni and friends from \ari- experience, may get the assignTitles
given
especial attention
hand raised by referee Slim Mc hcld Mincsota to n tie, and now |«un parts of ’.he state will be here. mer.'..
NOTICE
OF SII.R
Alt x Reeves is hilled to s ta rt nt
Clelland and he ricMy deserved the Georgia Tech with probably the j many for t h e i r first look at Tom
Vie
other
guard,
with
"Tubby''
grentest team in the south. I j
• verdict.
; Risko gave a whale of a fight haven’t time even to point for |
for six rounds and was in front Southern California.’’
i
going into the seventh when he
Rockne explained that his boys 1
Snuff Vicks up nose
flfw up ns a result of Heeney’s are fortunate in having a let up 1
or melt in cup of
ehrly rounds. T hereafter Johnny for the next two Saturdays be-!
hot water, inhale
arts wild with his far flung lefts m use Notre Dame plays a pair o f !
h e a lin g vapors,
and * mark f o r Heeney’s precise comicul teams culled .Minnesota |
short punches.
nnd the Army.
E xrept for short rallies in which
“ I am working the Southern 1
ha. bulled Heeney along the ropes, California game on the ’no scoutRisko was hadly outpointed in the ing plan.” We are too poor nt
last four rounds and hnd nothing Notre Dame to send n scout to Los Ovik 2(.m iu i 0 n ja r s UstoYEAPur
Pkllled physicians recognize Ihe I tried different kinds of rcmhilles,
laft to t the tenth when u strong
npeaianee of pimples, bolls and hut notMng did me any good until a
Angeles.”
finish m ight have made It a close
oilier skin eriiptloiu as being an lufriend ndvlsed me to take S.S.8.,
Rckne sniil one of’ the toughest
rlti-.rtIdii of an abnormal condition which I did. This was some time
decision.
ul Ihe system. This Is why so ago. Now 1 feel well, and I am*get
7 As we scored i t ’Heeney took the things thut he hud to guard against
many thousands have been enabled ting along fine. 8.8.S. slopped llio
third, fourth nnd the lust four with his plnyi-r* is “ mental stoleIn free themselves of these uoslght- Itching and It cured mo of bolls. I
rounds. The fight drew a capacity ness."
ly blemishes and painful annoy- advise all weak and run-down peo
“ I am not worried about the;r
house and many were turned away.
atires by taking a course of S.S.3. ple to give 8.8.S. a trial. It clears
The attendance approximated und physirul condition" he said. “They
You owe It to yourself to try 8.8.S. up the skin and makes you strong
the gate receipts about $75,000. A r.re all right us fur as that is
Il helps Nature build up red cor- and lllls you wllh energy *’ Mrs. J.
conr<ined. Rut I tun afraid that
new record for Detroit.
luisrles. It improves the processes W. Darker. 1337 Walnut bircet, Cin
iiy which the blood Is nourished. cinnati, Ohio.
Risko wus 0 to 5 favorite going they will get sluggieh above the
S.S.8. Is made from tho fresh
' It D time-tried and reliable
into the ring und for six rounds neck und heaven knows t l n y (nre
:l suffered from Impure bleod— roots of medicinal herbs and plants
looked like a winner although dunrb enough ns it is.”
was weak, and I had lost so much and Is prepared In a scientific way
I’rroolcnt
roaglu
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Heeny kept plugging along plant
Rockne pointed out that this
v.eL'lit. I didn’t look natural. I had In a modern laboratory.
ing his shots to the body with ex hiutincss of keepingn squad of 50 seriousIrouLI**. Y oucjn '.top llicr: r.'
pimples and was also bothered with
S.SS. Is sold at all good drug
cellent tim ing und precision. Hu players on mental edge from S at ivills LicomuLioa, x»n cjautsili'-d •:<
a hreakliiK-mit that Itched terribly. stores In two sizes. The larger size
sole
lli.il
rt
plcuccat
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take.
Crr.*
c
couldn’t dent Risko’s concrete jaw. urday to Sutunluy was one of the
1 abo had boils one after another. is more economical, r
But the cumulative effect cPT the higgrst tasks that confronted tiny ■ion ii a *n tv medical discovery »■-t'•
body lacing caused Johnny to lose conth. 'Their enthusiasm is likely I nk (old icliun; il :.<H)lbi > ami I" i*
his grip shortly a fter they swung to grow cold Itefore n game" he the inti Haul rM iabraocs and s.sli Ltla
(jcim prowl!:.
into the last half.
raid, and when they get to thnt
Of all l.ai.t. n (Iri'iei, crcorole I : "■
.Heeney thus earns his shot nt stage nil the Christy Flanagans in
ognixed
by biidi medical atitb .riti<■» e
■Jfek Sharkey on November 18. the country can't win for them."
on<- of tbt* ricah sl lo aling ogt n< o- ! r
The Notre Dame squad in in in-rsistmi rmi'jlio mi l ccldi sod o.ii-i
good shape for the Georgia game fuiou of l!ir>..t frot.|ilds. (.’real in'
BOND SUCCEfeDS DBWKY
which happens to be the fifth on rontaiai. in mMitioa In ................... .
Johnny Iiralibg rlea. .11 w!i!':b sooll.e .‘lid I
WASHINGTON, Oct., 27, (IN S) his nine game schedule.
ini' cl. I nilir m- cud si. p ih
•—Henry H, Bond, u Boston lawyer, Ncimec ns u twisted leg, but he itie
Irritatlc.i at 1 niiiainmalion. v.lul<- tin
today was appointed by President Is cherked as the only cnsuultv.
rrrnvote piss on to lb- slot: ach. i ,!i
Coolldge as A ssistant Secretary uf
wnb d into l!:r Lbs !. ( Rad s lie i •
tty: Treasury. He succeeds Churl'.**
uf ll:«? Rouble i .al d ied .) |! k.* “IvUl
8. Dewey, who resigned to become
Flying School
of die (*eriu».
financial advise to Poland.
Crcouulsiwa !; pjar.:nl> I s ti f c
• Women have tnken to the idea luiy in il": tr. ilnirnt uf t *i . -bn)
of tjie exclusively feminine flying roughs and «*oLSs, bromi.i 1 ili.ita
school which was recently opened brcucMti: y.'.d .Mlirr furu., ul i -*ji‘r.»
Jusi outside of Milan, Itnly, by the lory dlie’ ».:*. and 11 r \ •■••!! : • ’ H
Areo Club of Milan. There wero inp up llio i vs'cni nlor cold- or I’i
five cundidntes the opening day', Money refunded ii’n.i, i .•■riime Id i
i : i
nnd since then the number of pupils nil relieved rflet i ' :
hn» greatly increased. All the in ilirrrlion*. Ask vm .......................
structors ate kept busy. The first
of the 25 lessons consists in a trial
flight ns a passenger ami tfte pupil
is thoroughly coached until she is
T his is the place to trade,
able to fly nlone in windy weather
hwap, exchange, buy or sell
when ntmosheric conditions are
considered to be not favorably. Can
tires, hollies, metal, junk
didates must be nt least 18 years
o
f all kinds.
old, must pass a severe medical
Dottles
of nil sizes und
test, und must have permission of
kinds.
both parents, or if married, of the
husband, to fly.
B
J. G. SHAKON .
ad Colds
. HEY! HEY!
A
SENSIBLE
SUIT AT
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Few good fighters hnve been taken
the measure of the Cleveland bnktfr
and few cure to try. Heeney’* allow
ing last night entitled him to plen
ty of respect from Sharkey.
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THE SANFORD HERA ED, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1027.
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It. L. P E A R C E , w h o se place of ta k e n as c o n f e s s e d P> y o u auri e a c h
"( ytut and this .-.lure proceed ex
r e s id e n c e Is u n k n o w n
It a p p e a r i n g from an /ifflila* ’ parte.
T h e n a t u r e Ilf s a i d s u i t b e i n g a
filed In th is c a u s e that you. 1
U ltE N T . J. L. S.XN'HI.1 N nml It I* ■ s u i t t o f o r e c l o s e Mint certain o i n r t .
| X “ « r d a t e d t h e 27th i!:H o f A p r i l . X
I'E A R t’ K. and each of \ oii .ir- '•
MEW ORLEANS, La., Oct. 27.— ilen ts o f a S t a t e or t'ounlr> “ 'Inf I ' , l*>S6 . f r o m E . X l ' n u x l . 1 * - i n d
'ii. Hie
than the S l a t e of F lorid a , that >''( X M. I m U ah iss. I l l s \t If.
. (IN S )—Thorp is no basis for over* and
Anno
x t e r l w e l I,, r.
elicit o f y o u have tie,oi till-, tit !< o i i i p l u l n n i i l
confidence that a comprehensive ftn m th e S t a t e of Florida f ' a s a i d m o r t g a g e h e l t lK o ti !• c o r t l i n t h e
_ flpo<l control 6ill, financed solely p erio d of m o re thun six ty il.it- Ia.-a i u n l i c I t e i o r d s o f y t e m i i o d . I ' o u n t y ,
y o u r i>laces of re-ulen. - F l o r i d a In MnrtKUKe l e * " k 17. p a g e
™ by the Federal government, will be pa ra est;u nthat
k n o w n ; that th ere is ft" p e r
saed a t the coming session of n 'll In the S ta t e o f Florida service Mt.
I H Is further ordered that this
tigress, Frank R. Reid, Illinois, or a su b p o en a In C hances- upon i Notice he published in "si I E SANf >1:1’ ll Kit.1 1.1•. i towsp.iper pubw
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chairman of the house flood control vnu and that It Is the MtrtMi If llrhi
tl In »Har. ’ord. Seminole Counlv
committee, declared when he re a c h -j ^ ' f* of th is a lf lu n t thnt y*ui and , Florida, oui e a w I. tor four (It
rensecutlve
weeks
■•arh o f you sire o v er Iw rn tt ■*.t*t| New Orleans today.
XXI T N E S s my IiiuhI ind the of
Congressman Reid sounded his (21) years,
TH Kit E F P f l K Mils Is to cominan I liehtl seal of (It, i it ill Court of
note of warning nfter a 2,000 mite you.
liuliel.il cl re tilt
T. V llrrnt. J. I.. S A M 'F IS i he twenty thud
totlr of the Mississippi valley dur and It. I.. P E A R C E , and eaeh ..fv o u jot ill. Stale of Florida on this the
ing which heinspected the flooded • p e r s o n a lly he and aptiear f•■I•- m/ i day of October, X P l’'27
our said C ircuit Court .it S a n f o r d
X F I >••(*« ; I . . \ 8 H,
S e m in o le C ou n ty, Florida, on t h e
C l e r k of i i r e ii 1 1 C o i i r ’ .
i' iv-----------------------II) X xl XX KKIvM.
"lh d a y of N ov em b er, A P . I '■- *. to
m a k e a n s w e r to the lull o f C o m
P C
p la in t th is day filed against you t*> , I S F . XI. )
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th e c o m p l a in a n t In th is ca u se o th er
w is e snid [till o f C om plaint wil, to- > S o l i c i t o r s for C o m p lain an t.
U. S. Flood Relief
- Doubtful Says Reid
1859 —
Senator Curtis Is
Strong Says White
.
- .NEW YORK. Oct. 27.— (IN S )—
' William Allen White, Kansas edi
tor and former progressive lender,
thinks Senator Charles Curtis of
Kansas will pove n “ formidable"
presidential candidate. CurtiR has
announced his candidacy for the Rcpahliran nomination for president.
!
^C urtis will he recognised a t the
IL S. Semite's candidate,” said
White today. “The political power
of ihe senate cannot he overlooked,
llnum lnnted 1larding."
W hite added thnt no man since
the la’e I’enrose has had the power
' In tN*' senate that Curtis wield’s
“xin the official republican lender
ofAhe senate."
I V T f i n 1'tltf‘ l tT r O f t t T OF T H E
T W E N T V -T iim n j m i e i A i . r m .
I ’lI lT OF 1 UK STXTF. OF FFO Itllit
IS
S 1 1 r o l l SK.MtNOl.il
cnrvT V .
is i'll ANonnY.
T H E rA l.V K II T MOIITH AOF. COSI<*ANY n <*orpi*r;it loti ('nmplaln*
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Atc.ntt ornery Alabama a ml W. I*,
JlOHHITKIt c.e Flili-lll v Pc posit
ti'ompany Atlanta lacortfln.
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It itppi-arlug from n s w o r n Mil o f
c o m p la in t
In th is rntiv>- Hint y o n
T .’ I*. I,ONO nml w ife . M. A I.ON'!.
a r e n o n -r e s lit e llls o f
the s t a te of
F lo rid a , amt th at you a r e r e s i d e n t s
o f n Mat,- of c o u n tr y o th er th a n
th e S t a t e o f Florida, anil that y o u r
a d d r e s s Is 12.1
latll'Uin
A v en u e.
Ctnverdnle. M o n tg o m ery . A lab a m a ,
an d th a t you. \V. P ItOHfUTKIl. nr.a ls o a n o n .r e silie n t o f th e S l a t e of
F lo rid a, and that y o u are a resld en t o f a s t a te or c o u n tr y o th e r
titan the S t e l e . { Florid a, and th a t
y o a r ’a d d r e s s is In rare o f F l d e l l t ,
P e p o s l t t’onipanv, A tla n ta , fleo ra ta .
T h e r e fo r e , y ou , T f, l . l t S i i and w i f i ,
>1. A. I.UNO and you. XV. IV UOHH f f E I l . a re ordered and req u ired to
ho a n d a p p ea r before th is f’otirt on
the 5th tiav o f
P ecem h er.
A. P.
1527. to a n s w e r to the MU of c o m
p la in t e x h ib i t e d a g a in * ) >mi in th is
c a u s e , th e s a m e b e in g a p r o c e e d in g
to fo r e r l o s e that certa in . Indenture
o f n y o ttk a g e dated the 25lh d a y o f
S'Xty. A P. 1927, e x e c u t e d by T. I , .
Ok.NO and w if e M A. I.O N0. to th e
«'A I.V E ItT .MHIlTOAllE COMI'ANV.
sa id m ortititae b ein g reco rd ed a m o n g
life p u b lic
record s
of
H om ln o lC ou n ty , Plorhln. I l l M o r t g a g e llo o h
St. pane Stir., and en cu m h erlttg tlie
( e l ii iw lt i x d escrib ed p ro p erty , e lt u i*te l y i n g and li r l n i I n the County
o f S e m in o le and the s t u t e o f F l o r i
da and more p a r tic u la r ly d escrib ed
a s f o l lo w s , t o - w i t ;
M,ot F iv e (SI Illoek E ig h t (* )
' T i e r S ev en f T) a c c o r d in g In E.
It. T r a f f o r d ’s map o f tlie City
o f Sanford, F lorida, d u ly recF o r d e d a m o n g th e p u b lic records
o f S em in o le C ou n ty, F lorid a.
rtlhertvise a d ecree
pro
confesso
w ill im entered a g a i n s t von.
It Is fu r t h e r ord ered th a t th is
n o tic e he p u b lish ed In Tile S a n fo r d
JfaraJd, a n e w s p a p e r p u b lish e d in
Hanford, S e m in o le C o u n ty F lo rid a,
o n c e eaeh w e e k for fo u r c o n s e c u .
tMf- w e e k s
'W I T N E S S m y hand a s Clerk and
tHt Belli o f tlie c i n nil Court o f the
T w e n t y - t h i r d J u d ic ia l
Clrrull
of
th e S t a t e o f F lo rid a , In
ami fo r
Sdlnlnob- C o u n ty , on t h i s th e 25tlt
d a y o f U c io h er, A. I». 19 27.
V. E. ftO C m ,A 88.
Clerk
o f th e C ircuit Court.
S'-mlnoln C o u n ty , F lorid a.
Ily A. M. W E E K S
P e p u t y Clerk.
nfCMTTKH K S P E N C E R ,
S o li c it o r s fo r C om plnlnunt.
IN THE CIRC ITIT CO CRT OF
? '.SEMJNOI.E COCNTV. FLORIDA.
IN CHANCKItV.
ANNIE MEltlXVETIIEIt. Complainmil.
vs
HA A. DOCOLASS, et at. Defend,
ants
ORDER OF I*Fill.(CATION
THE STATE o f FI.UUIDA TO:
H T, V. I!HUNT. J. I,. mANDLIN and
SPECIAL
10x3 1*2 Cords
$5.50
tax4.40 Cords
. 6.95
10x3 1*2 Gray Tubes -1.25
80x3 1-2 Red Tubes ..1.45
1 29x1.40 Gray Tubes ..1.45
29x4.40 Red Tubes.... 1.70
All Guaranteed
Quaker S tate Oil
Gas 21Cm Greasing 75c
$
"Service You'll Appreciate"
JA M E S
A. S A N D S
Phone C30J.
1 2 3 R aftiord A ve.
*
H. C. VIELE
Jeweler
.. 1 0 8
M a g n o lia
..
Cecil L. Rines
1601 West Firat St.
Select
CHRISTMAS
Sifts NOW on our new
easy payment plan.
Only l'» shopping days
fore Christmas.
be
; M OTEL
FLAGLER
Finest Granulated
SU G A R
SPECIAL ’.!
GEN U IN E 13 PLATE
0 4 ft ftft
FORD BATTERY FOR t { ) J L V * V U
AND YOUR OLD BATTERY
Ford Batteries need no introduction.
They can he used on all makes o f cars and are an ideal
Radio Battery.
Edward Higgins, Inc
Authorized Ford Sales
Palm etto & Commercial Sts.
10
Fancy No. 1 W hite
35 lbs
for
Lucky Strike and Other Fopular Brands
M c L A U L I N ’S
ONE DAY ONLY
for
29/
^ F o i* 2 5
Gorfon’s Jteadv to Frv
1.17
CODFISH CAN . 1 5 *
Gorfon’s Frwh
5 Larger Bars 2 7 /
MACKEREL CAN 19^
LAUNDRY
19 Bars $ 1.00
YEAST per cake 3 /
.arger Cans 2 1/
5Cans $ 1.00
PEACHES
CHIPSO
It Soaks Clothes Clean
3 Pks .23^
13 Pks. $1.00
3 Bars 2 2 /
14 Bars $1.00
PALM
OLIVE
Iona Brand
6 lbs. 27^
12lbs. 51 ^
24 lbs. 99^
FLOUR
CRlSCOi
I
J
3
*
Can
22^
11
/
2lb.Can34^
'
3 lb. Can65^ 6 lb.Can $ 1.25
I’lain or Self-R ising
•No Smoke— No Odor!
Tender & Sweet
— ---------
S S V s- D ELU X E
No. 2 C a n
r t A o DELM ONTE
6C ans$
The Ideul Shortening
5 oz. P k g .
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WHM
1
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H i< g . i 2 c
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9 P k g s . $ 1.00
Old
CLEANSER
„„„. —
--------'-ib l,y 8
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DUTCH
/L ib b y
Can 8 ^
13Cans$|.00
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Corned Beef 25/ j Roast Beef 25/
M EDAL
Assorted Flavor's
JELL-0
Colman’s
“
’ ;
Rumford’s Baking
POWDERS 1lb. Can 30^
FLOUR^ Package
15/
Log Cabin
SYRUP
CAN
3(V
Old Munich
MALT 2H lb. Can 39^
Eagle Brnnd
MILK per. can
20^
Heinz Tomato
KETCHUP I4oz. 2 5 /
Krnfts Cheese
CHEESE 8 oz. pkg. 2 5 /
Sunmald
’
RAISINS 2 pkgs. 2 5 /
GRAPEJUICE P l I 9 /
VINEGAR
FLOUR
24IM L 29
In Qt. Water Bottles 1 9 /
QUAKER OATS 10/
Dromedary DATES 2 1/
Coffee America’s Best.
Bokar
oyv
Red Circle
-—35^
8o’clock
__ 0 2 ^
Best Elgin Creamery pj -f J
Butter—Pound
O Xf t
' - C K S O / ^ v ’lLLE
M
9^
MUSTARD CAN 15*
V »■^ te * * * * ^ *1
F iO ttlO A
Package
Shredded
10c ;
11 P k g . $ 1 . 0 0
19*
1.00
1 lb. can 23c,
2 lb. Can 43c
4 lb. Can 81c
SNOWDRIFT
FLAKES
Fleishmans
Aunt Jemima’s Pancake
Minli* With Soothing Oils
Wonderful Values
Cash—Nothing Charged
Swift Premium
Pound
OCTAGON
SATURDAY, OCT. 29
Christmas, Birthday, Wedding and Anni
versary Presents. Get them now.
10 Ihs.
The favorite of Mil ions
Belmonte Y. C.
Special Dollar Window
HAMS
fo r
$
Service
Phone 301
DOLLAR SALE
lb s .
POTATOES 1.00
CIGARETTES Carton
Lux
STOP
This is truly a salG*event
—A country-wide cele
bration of our sixtyeighth year in business'
L arge stocks of famous
foods have been reduced
to rock bottom price?
for this event.
Plan to attend this sale
- Come in today!
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T IIE S T A T E OF F l t U t l D A TO:
T. K I / l N G nml w i f e M A I.ONO j
VI21 l.a lM u n
Avenue c'loverilnl'*,
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A n n iv e r sa r y
Plumbing — Heating
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ill matte tltoroon on tlio btli day
lieeen ih o r A. D., 1327.
W itn e ss
my
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e n d soil! t h i s t h e - S l l i d a y of i i e t u .
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fr Mi'lteyimtilo ot Tulsa. Okla, Now the minister Id pmtor t .
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cause of hi* m /'-‘ii,.
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t r i:i. l i e in i|ir o v < d . - i 'l l r tj r i ' r.
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INTOCOURT
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White Rose Mint Sauce, 33 value
Imported Swiss Roquefort, and J
,
Limbered* Cheese
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Arcade
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Delicatessen
Diamond Crystal Salt 3 Boxes
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Pot Roast of Beef .......................
5
Round and Loin Steak
lb.
* ***^ **«%
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Ver.l Pot Roast lb.
...............
4 I Mciaindcr Arcade
Plenty of f resh Fruits and
Vegetables Is the Best '
Health Insurance
Bailey’s Cash Grocery
And Market
• : 4 id
I’hQne 788.,
Beans, lb
Grapes—Inc lb— 2lbs.
Fresh Yard E ggs— Doz.
English Peas, lb..... Rhubarb, lb.
.....New Potatoes, 3 lbs.
Q U A L IT Y M EA TS
.t.
Mrs. flrynn, in her petition, set
thd value of the estate at $1 , 1 1 1 ,- a' " ' 1 M 1 I * . 1327 -"'1' ll" 1 '
9-I8.no. Of this.
I l.7d win
<'l"rk I'ln oit I'l.iirv ; ■ihiioiI.
in per.run at property and Hie rv* 'o i i n t v . F l i . r l i l a .
jtl'in Of S p littin g C om *'-»U estme in lm< An
it) \ \i
:;i:k h .
*i r
loner’s IV 1 .. 1 ,.
.......
ruunty. California,’ Lincoln,
r
;
N«hr„ and in Mich!«r.n, urcnlim; 7-. lie- l ,f . \|i |i|li- f itl,,ii It'.•, T a x IV.-.I 1
Ira. Iiry.in And C hildren 1h to the petition. I’nymenta to Mrs.
I o.l"i- H is-ilo n .',7.', <>f it., l i i - i m r a i
H ta iH I",
tl.,. Slat** i,r I liirlita . *
pken To Law For S o lu tio n »ry an aime the death uf her hlwN u t I r e Is h f-re li) a l v t - n t lo .l .1. 11.'
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, Haul hi'.vu amounted In ?l(iltlUi<5,,i5*l I! i i|i 'l o ii ..n im r i-liil-l-r ,.f 11-12 o f |
UU.H.,.. Oct. ofl_tlN S )— part of which cniue from the s;du T a x I V r l U l r . i l e N o 2'',7 il.il.it tin st d a y o f .lo n e
I *. I s J , lots ft I .1 |
If the i!" ii.'.itloit nt two paru- • * ‘he .Mm ; mount estate at Co:o- 1•♦iil«l
. - e r i I f l e i n .- s In m ' tiffie... a n d ,
jhs of the late Willmn; Je n ii-j uut Urove.
Itm. n i a i l e i i p p l t e n i ion fi , i . x devil j
JBrywf*will, sni<J to be anibltc-1 1,1 ,tu' Pc t^ ^ u*
Bryan aim t o •♦♦in- li| u r - ' o r d . i o r . w i l l. lav. ;
Idepon.! - 1, |,,nch uf tin* o ld , askpd for a toiliplott definition of
jnumerV . date will tro to his i her powers in the saie in' ’.u- 't'.
Hi who hm filed suit in eireuic hords and ri al estate, saying thi*
Hhere for a court conitrucldn ;tho »ale of the estate would be]
pain alleged conflicting provi-*: nec -jury to determine the coma of the will.
t pi,he value. All provision:' of theBainl Bryan, a fte r Bryan wRl have been carried out with th"
Wc have made arransem ents to remain in Sanford at
[ M in Dayton, Tenn., July 28. *exception of those Mrs. Bryan did
Ihc
h.nnc old .stand..
i 'V.n ;, i.| ' lint oil eNeeutur of 'p o t full', cnd'-i and. -die said.
NVe
are getting in now a big stock of New and Used
Itatt by the court, as no exec- J
Bryan’, former jfovcttior "f
Tires, Accessories and parts,- and are having a special
’*S' tin mil in the will. In th ‘ Nehru-ka: T. - Allen and A. Ii.
| ®tK me.nhcr* of the family j Talbot nil of Lincoln, N'eln'...tli*
‘sale fur ten d a y s, beginning Saturday, October 201b.
[ Ire h'-iri onder the will a n d 1 It1**'- WilliCJnrr'et, pii’ i r of
OL'R MEATS
ALWAYS PLEASE
When you l>u> ti Ug to
roast, chops to hroil, or any*
thing ctoe In the line of meats
bent that can he had. Wc ar«
from our market yoa trot the
butchers mid we know how to
rriect the meats that are ten*:
der, juicy and fresh. If you
^ ^ rn n n ot come to make your own
j^ 'se k e tio n s you can K-ifrty TtstlVe"
it to us and we *{11 Rive you
meats that always pleasei..V.w
Pox, Pru|i.
‘M. L.
2 nd & l'id mot to
4*1 lu
,/ n
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/
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jj
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HOME SMOKED FISH
>i<
SPECIAL NOTICE
fe - r ,1
i i i.po-
ltd
udigio.u '
’• Fil' d
I ' f - ■■hylcrian ( ' I n ............
hv-f-rc named ns technical! Mitnii, and the IU-v. W. li. Wed-Ilants.
it peon, pastor of the llrj'an Mcmi rtnfilctins^J>ufatJr:iphs vA.reyPiM Temple of Minmi, were truiby Mrs. Bryan. At one tocf of tin rollRnus college name,I
'in the \.j||, she .-aid, it w a s . 03 i u-dcfcndant-i in Mrs. Ihyan’*
Wid ixi; after all ilohts were "i1H^Ou certain a rr. i^lc bctjucf
__
■fcwrri,',i o.,t. -ho w," u r -. P o l i c e i n a n C h a r g e s
P * ’d interest in the r.-«
, T c
ile at another -point,
C. O il III I S S p C C tlt-!
h i ! ' ' 1’
' Ir' autli .
-------r 11'
< 0 1 . 1 Gables, pin.
WASHINGTON. ..tht .
*J«
if Vt'
Jr., of Hollywood fINS) • (‘harges that
Count Ai’ r / ( ace Bryan Ha - l.-rtn M'mhetV
i-i . '.Maiiagli '
,
,'.'1 1>; Hill:, ( ill if., nu;i .mi" ■<Hur aril "han'e Il’af fuire# *'f
‘ '1
i religious i-olicfre, each i*»e Unit;!** ' nitarsy. drove his rar
-- !' 11 1 3 fourth interest.
past a waving
policeman and
.J _ " ■Hs. IJyan, she ion- through a i-ni'vd of oedesfrians at
l" Pravwiona to mean a mile a minute speed and then nt-
Sanford Auto Parts Co.
215 Sanford Ave.*
fesh lialtirnore Oysters
pressed Hens and Fryers
DOUBLE
C a lu m e t m ust
have real merit—
m u sti be b ette r
than commonplace
baking powder—
or it couldn't be
the favorite o f mil
lions o f the most
particular cooks.
LESS THAN
a ctin g
MAXES
PER BAKING
CAS 12 R
[^>u CAN DEPEND on 6ur Meat beitijr always fre.h
ami deliciou$
►asket M eat Market
G .I .F 1 S H E K
THE
w o r l d s
GREATEST
BAKING POWDER 1
S .< ife V A T I M E S TIIOfjE OF A N Y MTU Kit BRA ND ^
tf.T
.-cw'a-.uai'
— is good— and you will say so too.w hen you try it.
. •
Baltimore and Appalachicola
FRESH and SALT WATER FISH
FAT FRYERS and HENS
White
Salt
BACON
Choise Western
Pot Roa^t O f-***
Kendall’s
sir
2 1 7 S an ford A v e .
Round
Sirloin
Club
Ad N o. 163—12 in ch es
ie Best Is Tise Cheapest
^esh Western Veal and Lamb
r.esii Western Beef
’ure Pork Sausage.
I’hyne <‘» |5.
Iieudy
to eat— •no cooking for yon to do. It tastes good
*
FRESH O Y S T E R S ,...
108 PALMETTO AVE.
*U -'-"ii * ™
Quality
& Service
,1 t i
l ■ . " <.1 wi l l
('-«n.i in. r>".a i
CHi il.i
..f I 'i'i'i>ml..-r \
i*
17
W i l l '. III)
I'fri.'l.it
vi K.Hir
•
Coffee, Hotel Special ...........
East Side Curb Market
saiif..i.|
that (dir iilmll have :i third intere- t ' • 1 * 1,1 hum in in; . --. ri
■. the t i tale and that the reniillh- , , . ....... n,n n>i
,i
•ler ii Ulcn to !>.• divided into four i, im « rnl. m n m ,-«■■i ,t,
parts fn>'t! v uthiii'S named in the ' ' 1■‘ 11
, ,‘d"'‘"'i d h.-. i.riiinu i».
will,
Pork & Beans, Gallon C a n s......
F ru its V e g e ta b le s
! Hum i'M‘1- bi'iti'* pr'*i';’!i' I f
1 1,1 !" I111; M'^'l'tllbtirH ill Fpli ‘ ".i .
Mriphs of Fmtcrick J Fisher of Detroit, philanthropist a.iU
lofltLil in the General Motors Corporation, nre rarely optal^pd.
oje. show ini; Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, waa taken upon the open1* 9T60.00U home for nurses that waa their gift to the Slstova
of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul.
Tall Milk, Van Camps................
Home Baked Mams
Home Made Salads
Htmie Baked Beans
Luncheon Meals
**Thc Taste Tells"
in."
'iin
Rolls
Layer Cakes
Coffee Cakes
Cinnam ui Buns
;><
Florida Pork Roast, lb.
i N Wiii••.-. -%hn ri-pi it, .1 il>, *
» ouai *tit*ptirent Iv h.ul lxmu ami in my iipiiiitiii v.a a i
Ir; ilr'ier. and u immai.e
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i - i.iti' li i'iii'i itt iu ti'ilav 1 > i*..t rut i iniintissimi-F'.
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KI I "II t h i l l IL- j • "
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I - I d l l ) o f >*U!ie Jl
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$
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v a l . l I . i o l n. Inu Itss. d :.r i n r
of t l - l - '" i 3 ii." - f W m h " T i t
Old Dutch 3 f o r ....
I
^
^
Fresh Shipment Colorado Turnips
! bunqh, ............. v 7 ....................v
Colorado Carrots, Bunch, ......... l. ... l«c
E ggp lan t.................. .....................5c*& 10c
Bananas, 3 lbs.............................
25c
Tomatoes, 2 lbs...... ............ - ..... ............. 25o
Apples, 4 l b s .................................
25&t
C elery..................... *........*,....... 10c & 15c
i L ettuce
............ .......................10c & 15c
I Cabbage, lb.................—* ....................
{ S w ^ t Potatoes, 6 lbs. ...........................25c
Graces—“Tokays”—lb. ....................... 15c
Fancy Fresfi Okra—l b .....................
10c
Fresh Snap Beans—10c-r-.. 3 lbs. for ...:25c
yVbite Potatoes—IQ lbs . ..
.....
45c
COMPLETE NEW STOCK OF FRESH
' FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
ue Bonnet Market
2nd Street & Sanford A venue
^ernay and Wm, M usgrave, Project
-
y ijj
||MMi
:-r~Zl
‘*
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A
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Smoked Small Half "or Whole
Sliced
Western Pork
�PAGE
TH E SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1927,
r’O tm
The Sanford Herald ;
It’s Your Move, Mr. DeCottes
D o v e lo p n ir n ts o f the Hast fcr\v fla v s h a v e h rn m rh t l.o
th
e
a
t
t
e n t i o n o f S u n f o r I rit'-'i-n* t h r f a r t t h a t, tin- < i'v iriv K ilrrrt
n«a
nrrnnil
O r l o h t r 37. i n t o . n l
r r n m e n t . f o r y e a r s u m ler *li*‘ th u m b o f o n e m an . is s t'il
a t S « n fn T tl, F lo rliln
flo m in n te d b v an in flu e n c e Hint is a s d e tr i m e n ta l to th e f i t ■.’<
(.'•■fCrra- t»r Mnrrh
b e s t in te ro st-s a s th e a d m in is tra tio n o v e r w h ic h F o r r e s t L a k e
ru le d .' D e s n ite th e fa r t 'Ira ' th e p c o n lc o f t h is m m m u n i'y
h a v e r e p u d ia te d a n y trn d r m v to w a rd t h e r e s u m p tio n o f r
•■7nri«t re irim e . t h e r e h a s !•«■» n a n e x e rc is e o f a u th o r i ty t h a t
h a s a ll tire e a r m a r k s <>t a "p u b lic h e d a m n e d ” a tt it u d e .
In th e o f fic ia l a r t s o f o n e m e m b e r o f t h e c ity g o v e r n
m e n t. th e r e h a s b e e n a <! m n n s tr a t i o n o f u t t e r d is r e g a r d
o f th>- n u b lir ’s i n te r e s t at I a d e te r m in a tio n to s a li s f v p e r
so n a) i n te r e s t s . T h e r e h a s !.• u evidenced a d is in c lin a tio n t *»
c o n s id e r t h e e x ig e n c ie s of th> local s itu a tio n , a n d m o re o f a
d e s ir e to t e a r d o w n r a t h r l; M nn build u p . C otinlerl w ith th e « >
in to le r a b le p r a c tic e s th e r e h a s b e e n a n o tic e a b le te n d e n c y l "
u s u r p p o w e r— to a r t in a d ic ta to r ia l m a n n e r r a t h e r t h a n in
an a d v is iT y c a p a c ity .
W e h a v e sem i art e ffo rt to block th e p ro p o se d c h a r t e r
e le c tio n w ith o b je c tio n to su< h a m o v e m e n t b a s e d u p o n th e
flim s ie s t le g a l g ro u n d s . D esp ite th e f a c t t h a t t h e c h a r t e r p ro - ^ if f e T ^ o r e le c tio n s , th e c itiz e n s h a v e b e e n told t h a t the.,
c a n n o t hold o n e b e c a u s e it w ould b e u n c o n s titu tio n a l. T hi>
'd e c la r a t io n h a s b e e n h a n d e d dow n b y t h e C ity A tto r n e y d e s FRIDAY, OCT.. 28. 1927
’p ite th e f a c t t h a t th e v a lid ity o f t h i s p a r t i c u l a r c h a r t e r
p ro v is io n h a s n e v e r b e e n q u e s tio n e d a n d c o n s e q u e n tly h a s
n e v e r b een p a s s e d u p o n by tie* c o u r ts .
T h e c itiz e n s o f S a n fo rd h a v e liv ed u n d e r an a u to c r a t i c
hn. i mi inn r u le f o r y e a r s a n d now th a t th e y h a v e th ro w n o ff t h e y o k e .
j d h e y do n o t p ro p o se J o to le r a te a n y lo n g e r th e h ig h - h a n d e d
m e th o d s t h a t h a v e b een c ra m m e d dow n t h e i r t h r o a t s in th e
i p a s t. T h e p e o p le ’s w ish e s m u st be r e s p e c te d a n d t h e i r r i g h t s
p r o te c te d . All o t h e r iiit<re>i;- m u st be m a d e s u b s e r v ie n t to
•<— A r o m r n n h l l j ( h«wl.
T-— C o m n l e t I n n II I r l l j
l . r n i i l i r l r n * th e p u b lic w e lfa r e .
t l m r p r i ’i m m .
a," A D f H n n d i n i n l r r n h n , | i l l » l .
W ith t n i s s it u a ti o n fa c in g th e c ity g o v e rn m e n t, it iJ e v id e n t t h a t th o s e o ffic ia ls w h o c a n n o t s u b s c r ib e to '!.•
j p r in c ip le s o f d e m o c r a tic ru le m u s t g e t o u t a n d m a k e w av
I) the f o r th o s e w h o will s e rv e tie people. T h e C ity A t t o r n ■> by
o ruy h is a c tio n s h a s c le a rly d e m o n s tr a te d th a t lie is o u t o f -y i:iiili th • p a t h y w ith th e c it iz e n s ’ w is h e s a n d h a s no d e s ir e to n it •
a
t h e m an th e s h o u ld . T h e r e f o r e , h e s h o u ld g e t o u t. a n d in
"h t u
nI' t h e c itiz e n s o f S a n f o rd . T h e H e ra ld d e m a n d s t h e l
*
* M r. D e C o tte s s u b m it h is r e s ig n a tio n .
As Brisbane Sees 11
Schwartzhnnl Sot I’m*.
Around flic Wnrlil in 12
Days.
Holding I'p ? Ii il ing l)i» n
It i
A n il nr
SA Y [ Q 'K ,\
It rl^ tm mr
■'s“m in,.
1 i , p i ^ 'n i L 3
r.AMV K l.
Si MU AKT/.ilARD
w'a,* acquit i,| ;.rd .<*t f r .»■ in Paris
ycz critay a ' r m n lr s ng in open
f a i r , lie >.a murdered Petiura,
whose me t It.ai murdered many
t.vvs in p>t;r m
m the Ukraine
.D O E s r c r iijg M
COT T O
A ia iv v * -£ J
I1IF. W i n I»! .1 Ku -mil prie.it
. r.t fieil mi . a 111:11; the i.at.'ir.fn'.s
i'f in.on
- hat her husband
imtllle ii ii .r !h -iii'iilii i f t he
Unhr.npj' | t ;r victim-. nrehrd
nil. in lul ■ neni, niw I’d lii'ii’*
iiililnu.- k 1!• n hem ami iva* him
self mm i|t ■ i
WHEN i il W RATZHAItD. who
fought h 1 I ' ’hi' Freni'1 nrtnv,
aa • fr • •i 1 >rn\ii| in the court
ihnuli'il ” Vi»i 1 l!i'putili<|iii‘‘* iimi
"Vive S •h'v
'I.* '.I " Nnih'iiir -**.i
piiKinr in. r ha u 1 i-in . nr tlnii
sl im me
Verne.
m
Paying lor
losses is
not all
Th- *■■ min
IIKllt I • 1
11r
>-
O f c o u rs e iiv*ur,inre pit
r y o u r lo sse s, but
ency o ffe rs
>011 mwi
a n t h a t — it n ffm 1
lend tim e a n d effort |
alte y o u r prnperlv sjf,
em lo ss, to elim inate mi
- k s a n d h a z a rd s .
S
' 11i l l I Mi 11m
« 1
t. 1
limit
i v,. a lift. Tin
ah ill'
I""
!'. U ill Sou'll
lir at Iln
a innrf; ■:
•■ii d i g g i n g
t 1 kee p lip
s
I h i s a g e n cy
p r o te c t viiii in every
■possible
fro m the inrw
v e n ie n c e o f fire , as w»llj
fro m th e fin a n c ia l kissIh
a f ir e w ould cause-
Something About Florida
1i : .
th e p lac e
Mvpp, v x c h .m g e , I
tir o s . b o ttle s , mi
o f all k in d s .
B o ttle s o f all
k in d s.
\ A. P. Connelly&
Sons
1 i'ii Irmii President
Established I'hh
Ii. line- imt approve
1 M ainiliii
ldren’
s Colds
|t
C heeked w ith o u t
i
A
N IO N
CZK.WA OINTMRNT
t>i in .Ic/^rrs af
i utiil guuranti’LM
"d o sin g .” R u b on
OvtH 21 A^IUIOM JABS USPQYf ARLY
I’l
ION PUARMACV
IIISTIIHY IlK I'i’ \ i S ITSELF
ail'y. Vi.ur miniib e ■sees u ship*
Ii m! of beautiful fire k youths and
mai.l 'iM sent to f’r le to appense
v;ir m u appetiti" "f tiie dreadful
.Mine;a ur, half man half hulk You
.-1 udder.
In Vienna, la>t Tuesday, you
mi, it have seen a f i A-cIums ta rrai’; • on Kurope’ 1 uk express
lain, delivering at th - station 11
Ii it anthropoid apes, ialied hy evo
lu tio n ists'our distant emisins.
Y our thoughts are stronger than
R5
your foes,
[' They'll drive your dearest friends
r
away—
They'll wcuketi you uiu! they'll im*
k •
pose
New fears upon you, day by day.
Who give# his mind unto despair
Lodges a foemun in his brain.
Buck upl Tomorrow may be fair.
For corwurda only hope in vain.
“ H o r ic la ’s c o n s u m p tio n o f b e e f. veal, m u tt o n a n d la m b
a m o u n ts in v a lu e to ijj2.’k!>71,3112. H om e p r o d u c tio n a m o u n te d
to $7.11)2.605. value of those products imported $16,181,607.
"The people of Florida consume $34,561,681 worth i*f
dairy products. The annual production is $0,749,500. nmoun.
imported $21,812,187.
"Florida consum es 40,706,557 pounds o f |Mjultry valued
at $12,883,447, and 33.390,000 dozen eggs valued at $14,000380— a total consumption o f poultry products valued at
$26,973,827. Florida produces 14.214,987 pounds of poultry
valued at $4,477,581, and 21,397,875 dozen eg g s valued ul
$9,127, 903— a total production o f poultry products am ount
ing to $13,605,484. Total importation to supply our needs
TlhKSK I’fUPi: c UKATURKS
traveling as firnt-elass passengers
infm Africa, across the M editer
ranean and on 10 Vienott, will be
u id by Dr. V» n noff to restore
,1 "ieh to gid V i'iiiu s1 gentlemen.
Those higher “ priimites," id imI mzees or guriilas, are not exact
ly (ireek youths and maidens. Uu,
they deserve p'n\, sacrificed to keep
worthless old melt alive, nml fool
ish.
WITH
Supreme Feature
Friends of ours usked us ye»turly v/hnt u pnrugraph is.
Off
ind we would say thut it i< a
nglom cration of
nothingess,
o f Florida $162,109,529
TUten by uri overly 'srrurt
itor and fuitted on the public
■jQaincsvdle Sun.
THE UNFORTUNATE MUR
DERED woman thought she saw
something now when slii* ilunWiI
that goat path. She did not.
Darin snw just such colonies in
Patagonia, but the ladies put on no
clothing. And you m irht have seen
sim ilar colonies any wher .- on car h,
especially on the plateaus of Asia
had you been her fiUO.OUO years ago.
As for Z aruthustra. great man
and g reat thinker, he wouldn’t
thank you for giving his name to
thu nude colony.
S P E E D u p T H E “ V O IC E O P F L O R ID A
T ru n k Evans’ si heme for f in TAMI'A t k i k u n k
lelng the unfinished portion of
m lake fro st bo'jevurd umi several
b*r amull strips of roari hits
The Tribune regards it H vitally are active. In this lies a danger for
ten received with favor in many im y *tunt thut the iiutullatioa umi the h [nriflu mat ton—it must gei
la rte rs. Work on the nll-impor- LpnipinenL of the state broadcast- into operation a t the earlist possi
int atretch shoulil be sjicetlcil u s,in g station a t the U niversity of ble moment.
ipldly
possible. .
{Florida l>« accomplished with as
Th-' Citizens Radio (’ommittce
Ily a.,
as possible.
[little de'ay as possible. This ap- 'ekes the position thut the action
-----; from the fact, set of the State B»ard of Control at
The Herald understand* tiiero ; twa/,B
~
[forth
by
chairman
M. M. I'urish, of it* recen* meeting, calling for fu r
l a .been *»ir« comment ■because |
.Sate Citizens Radio Committee, ther nil vices from the Cumissioner
ila nows paper did not publish
that it is itcecsRary for the state to
^ry yesterday in connection with j rxarciso the ri rht i granted by the '>f A pricuiiur» and the A ttorney
1 a t,-deferring action until a
I • altercation occurring in the 1 Federal Kudin commission in the Cent
later moiling, merely postpones
pines* section. For the inform a immediate f'l.ur*-, or forfeit these the le*Mng of
Contract for the
n t o f'it* readers, The Herald lights and “ fall in line" behind 600 construction of the station and com
ill say th a t efforts were- made to or more applicants in aw aiting later plicates the possibilities of the
tbsin the story, but discovered action by the commission.
"Voice of Florida" going “on the
|fi
no a rre sts were made
The wave lengJi, allotm ent of a ir" at any early date. The T ri
t'iha case and there vrere no eye- time nnd permit for erection of the bune believes that all dilatory me
•aes whn would voluntear Florida eiaticn have been obtained thods should be abandoned in this
▼ •r»ion/qr publication. The anj approved r.f by the Federal caro and that Florida should begin
Id w ants the public to under- Radio Commission, which, however, to realize as quickly us practicable
th at it publishes nothing U. now limiting l‘c*nse3 to operate the great benefits which will accrue
1 on rutr i t or hearsay and stations to 60 dav* only. The rights from the operation of this supor/
lot tweve from that policy givaa ena-livc stu'.ionn are promp- ntation.
Florida ha.t now no adequate as ti'e 1
tkougbi it may be criiict*ed tly cancelled by the Commission
land transferred to stations which )>i miens, im: station, statew ide in equipped.
Be Comfortable ^ e e A
W onderr .1:
Special Film And The Fight Pictures
Screened As T hey. Should Be With
1i is I
mm—a
It
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Meets AH Requirements Of
U n d e r witer8
�THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927
:ial
AndPersonal Activities
Telephone 118 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 8.VJ-J
Mi. and Mrs. E arnest B etts an*
Duplicate
Bridge
Club Nellie
Turner
Circle'
in ■lui'kxonvilki for several «l:ij I
1
i •
* mi
W1 t
* m«
VA
Entertained Thursday KnjoysSpend-The-Day visiting friends.
By Mrs. A. P. Connelly P a r t y
Wednesday
Gray left Tuesday far
VI
1
Washington I>. C., where hi* will
I ' *n Wednesday the Nellie T u rn e r spend a few days on business.
I < ir. le of the Baptist Church held
----------I n s|«*nd-the-day party a t the home
Mr. and Mrs. Ira B.Ilavis nv,tI i f Mrs. I. K. Estridge on P alm etto
<>r*dThursday to Orlando wherv
Awnue. for the purpose of sewing they spent the afternoon.
| for a niedy family.
rers. were ( Mrs G. p,. Smith and A. Allison
IC.s 1,1 a i " v: ‘‘ present and dem onstrated
t e car • the K'ti hen Craft waterless cooker
P , ' . . . ' ar*l :•! | o'clock a delicious lunchle ot ilu- '
di di u r i n g , c u t " a s served,
the l a > t '
' ’ter a brief devotional exercise
■r e a w c r e i n 1
meeting was held. It
>t to give 1wa ann.meed that the eat meeting
but the l Wl,tdd b«. held with Mrs. Orien
ndivldoal J Sten«*roiu at her home in Magnolia
v> season jllc iriiivst scon* | \ isit.*i, present were: Mrs. Wil•IIKAU GE 8 T B ”
iriie.
batik' Mr* Wells, Mrs. Yarn and
The ultimate in screen achieve
he game, f Mrs \olie Williams.
Members
ment, first shown at popular
iches and i |,n ,,.rt were Mrs. A I. Walker.
price*, with
„
..
Mr* <I. .••ire Muff. Mrs. Leslie
RONALD COLEMAN
m tl
;
,
l
r
>'“
nMr*
1
K
Estridge.
Mrs.
ivtd Tha- F n .(, m. v,,m Mr< A r Mc | <<>n.
..n,l an all s tar cast.
P et.ottes, don. Mi
I. H. Dosses. ‘Mrs. K.J.
*J ’t /•
T a jlo i. Mr*
Robert
Peurifoy,
'ill' .j.
Mr*
•• \nderson. Mrs. L. L.
dlat and C50(l> |.. m , It c . Methvin. Mrs. K.
\ I I \S THE I.ONK w o If
Lb . -Ia i
Mis I. It B ragg. Mr-*,
\\ ith Bert I.ytell
a
IX 1* ’•II. Mrs f . K Marshall.
O S I C H S ,Mr- • ‘•I .mi and Mrs. t )i ien Stenand 1 "is \\ ilsnn
tertained
m oon in
when she
■rs of the
her home
octal
The chicken supper given Wed assisted in
nesday evening at the Montezuma by a ntir
Hotel by tho Rosary Sm ioty of £irls. einii
ange an.I
I ho young I
| All Souls Church " a s a decided 'Judies *ri'. ‘•c l- apron
- 'a - waitresses were
success
in
every
way.
The
pro
y p C. of the
Miss Mm j " ’t Pei ner. Miss Alin *1
inrah will l,e «given a Weeds of this n ftnir will lie used to < r. n. .- di'» Namni Fellow*, J
party at the hionic o f make necessary repairs at the
Hiandt. Miss Frances*
, ftolz on Par1 Avenue, parsonage.
P I! Wathen. M.ss1
Mill
cn|
Th,.
large dining room was «>thy Haines v
'll!;* Miss Ellen Hoy'
with ipnintiticA.of sea .onllallawe’en piarty a t ,
l ' t lie' n,. itannon.
I Park Avenue.
1r.lde flowers. Each table was <e*t-• i \ mg of the sup- i
lATCKHAY
i tered with a ciystnl bowl filled
selections were |
ith Pearman amd Juilia v, {th t'ink mdianec roses which bi d
i.oiiella
M ahoney 1
entertain at a I I'd- |)0,.n donated by Mrs. \V. A. Ginn
'tad. itie Mullen. These ,
. ..: *111 1 o ’clockk at the i | M t
|„|i|>y numerous baskets of
t onibed the music .
ju , orange cosmos were used helpin r
ie dancers.
| to carry out the Ffallowe'en ideas.
1 iid< and dancing
. .
Mr.. Erank Peters, president o'
• ! mill a late hour.
rtam a t
.
...
, ,
i the s viet' . ami Mrs. June iCo tin
' • i I :.n persons at
clock. *
.
. ,
, i at. chairman oi the nipper, .......
len d a r
,
... *
...lo c k
j i 'a r i y
! \ ‘!dd,F .d o w ,s
I., . a n , .cdially in
a
i« iv e n
n e
liy
ise iiy
H in te rm is te r
Ml** |!et v .lille lin g , Ml er
i mi. will m eet a" ,»«. .hi* <b in i m g v n m i. In,' ,*»
i 1 .• , hutch p a llo r s 1 1 iii.-dnv e vening w n n i -h * nit-r
Mitchell m at Mrs. :.,,u< ,| a i-imbi-r of be, fr • a- at
h<i*l - e
,i Hallo*. **Vn pa
,• • he * • of
t ic A z a i i a n i lass o f j |,t*r parent.' "*i \\ • ' E ig ! >*i h
C h u n It and th e ir s . i , *.
TODAY
SATURDAY
h iitc rlu
l i r e ,
Oil | | , | ,
g.i , • y ..
In i I.
G, ,*
.
dehg
n, w | *,•
\ %.........
be entertained ip a The ro in- vet c .idol tied w ih t n y
'
«i a
ria Js of bltn t iits, \> t, ho-. m* is, '’air w.i
A ' P d ursey oOl . iizzts anil olh**i
ggo
• ■ ii.,: •***- . i■
:\ .*.i ' " cb ek u ‘. ill'
1
r l.lh
,
.
,
t
1(
.,
‘Beau (Jeste” Truly
ireat Cinema Play
\ t Milane Theater
tation will meet veil in :!n* e* ruing by the h " 'tesa
i*. -isteil by her iiii'th**r Xlrs. J. M.
~
llmtei'r.i;..*i f.
e
n*m Tci
E n joying B e " ' d a l ho sp ita lity Mt,skins. \
S . t l i l l L l d l l ^ i U ( !* i|„. h o . -,. • w ere: M arion W a l - , William .. ,t
M i h u t I*
K i l n i t:r ’ll, l.u-ille Bulz. I »•*tMica 1.aw ‘ini, winin B.m
.
,
riI
llld rp n S
..:*•
Kntker.... I.ani*r. pi,- :** *,
S h o w
|*-|.»•».*. ‘ Boil/.. M m y Belle W al*- B rady. I).
iron. F ra a I. O.iBose. Wallace Phil- Glenn -lr.. I!
i -i • 'l i p s . Bruce l.anev l.,**ter Rivers, f'ogl urn. •
f c ; ' " T w hC
?
Mu
. John S anley. Gay Wait . Roy Ilritt Russ H. Cli
W om an « a m | , l a r r y » .
( oinedy
• ON
»l >’ i"*’ct.
I ' 11X't
I I >a,,"l
P a re n tat i ei will meet at
i!,, .*emiuole lligo
k.
**To
(i
lowc’en typpi
i vv.tli ipin ;n . '
and n i t
goldi ti fed. «" m *.-. ami
,.:l;ei a* well i
,,rmigi- ,,i|.n,-,| (lower*. The o g h ta *'i»ri-«- nn,
teetv shaded wi t h Hill,pie w ilcti
Game . • i
head shade
which ca.-t a m e rit *d t i:»- »\ •
glow <»vci* tin* scene. In the i re '!.- I’ i* •*
anag' is of th e Wo- pliue a large witeh<*s lire had been *v••i* M m
.11 meet a t IU o'c lock (luiiP. end w in pre*nb d over
by Mi.cl.oil. wh
i un ••Id w ;’r h .
t v e d nBNI--I*-X\
I larcing.. IliilloweVn gain,
a n d l ’.*' ,
t 1
• !*■ o | tin* F ir s '
,i num b e r of clever e onte-t* w ere ^ 1 " 1
ill v
meet witii i-ipioved d u r in g the evening. Much '“f ’
/l"}
i i i *in in M agnolia m c in m e u t was iiiii*ed by the punch * r '• ■ 1
i„*at*l each guest punching for inAppU*'.
li R s p A Y
, • t.u* tain* Inf a stu n t which they
v , ri'
hi,I*.
N u m b e r tw o were re'piired to pej^form.
nine
tiiii v '.:r will m eet
Ret'eshnien * of li'illgliliuts. pump- "nidi,
, k
th e Masonic kin pie* topped w ith w hipped t ream
, pop corn halls, o ra n g e and black
Pi | ,*■ School Bar candies and *woet enter wero ser-
! Mitchell. K
'I :
' \ • i" tlic French Foreign
I egi.
1 loathes
an immortal
flaino •" ,* an\ director m ight f o r
feit l,. Iii. to obtain. Tho action
liing*
In- wonderful devotion
of th o.
Ming Englishmen, each
of wli i'
.imns front home in
oidt i 'Ii
i!" I,lame for the theft
t f a fan i ipphire may fall on
him a 1 ii'Migh he believes one of
hi s In. i her■ I,, be guilty.
B> ••• ' oi impulse all enlist in
the l oi.og'
Is-ginn. Two fin I
t h e m - o U o - n i an isolated Sahara
t,,rt w In, b must meet an Arab a t
tack with only Id defender*. The
sheel
i' lt*s*in*s* ,»f these wonder-'
fill soldier < m their pitiably brave
tli.fen c a 1 I to tin* dram a of the
story.
Ron.ild ( Minion a* "Beau" gives
a pm i aval which ninny are suivj
to pine,, above In* wonderful work {
in ‘Tlie White S i'te r,” the p i c t u r e
tha*. started him toward the com
manding |ila, c III tile screen world
he now hold*. No more romantic a
figure lias ever flashed across the
screen.
Rivnlitm i "linaii are Neil Hum - 1
ilton and Ralph Forbes, the other
two bn thei
A magnificent char*,
ac te r i* brought to life by Noah
licery a* "tin* c ru d e s t man and
hrnvesV su’dier" in the Legion.
Acting honor* also belong,to all
the other* mi the long li.*r of
f l a y e r s —to William Powell, Alice
Joyce, Mary Brian. Xormnn Trev
or utul the rc*t.
Few pictures in
the history of the screen have con
tained so many marvelous charac'Ctisulion epportunities.
•h
FI Itl.O l l.ll"
Sportlight
u m ; fe
ttlc fnlk* h,
Mi s, James F.
11
\lfred W . I....
T h e o w n e r ol Loi lt A r
b o r p r o p e r ty is fre e fro n t
a s s e s s m e n t s — a not h e r a d
v a n ta g e of th is d e sira b le ,
d e v e lo p m e n t. U iok il o v e r,
in v e s tig a te , ju d g e il on its
m e r its now .
DcForcst Sanford
P r e tz e ie e r s
b ite
th e ir
You don’t h.o c to 70 to coIIcrc to get a de*
(tree. Ju*l pvic.d. You can "ot an A. B. in
three bites — two for the A, one for the B.
A IMi. D. require* several more bites and one
more pretivl. Like this:
Realty
Off the Face Hats
Skull Caps
Feather Trims
New Felts
Black Velvets
Soleils
i"
In Loch Arbor
S’. ’.t* will »;«ive as
ii* uiiitinee.
mess.
e
No Assessments
. ’ • . i t - will --Ik*- in
’•'ill lie n s n i s te d in
tlv
Bite yourself an
Alphabet
Sanford
People w ho spend four yean crunching on
Greek verbs can get more crunch out o f pret*
rv! 1 because they’re crunchicr. They’re crisp
as a re Mi'Yewll and brittle ns
intentions
to * .•
I....... And pretsel graduates are
a i ....... \v-* . their sal* because pretzels arc
so nice and salty.
Pretzelcers always cat O-So-Guds w hen
drinking Rinjjer ale. Pretzels teach soup or
salad or dessert to taste b e tte r .... Hat them
before Roinu to bed or Rive them to the
youngsters in between ni£als.
Pretzels arc always <111 / o i l - - i f you know
what th a t means. You w ill, if you insist on
0*So*G ud Pretzels made by the Uneeda
Bakers... O h yes! T hey’re easy to digest,too.
O -SO O U D
^PR E T Z E L S
r A FEW MORE DAYS AND
liit* right a n d
you ta n tf* U
au) thing u ith
i h t hig O S*Cudu T b n ’n
fu ll * f tu iits,
turns a n d h tlti.
BAUMEL’S
Hats That Top the
New Mode at
Will Be Over
Time Is Short
Plenty New Things Yel
B U T
DONT DELAY
FURTHER
Drastic Reduction
On
h u n d r e d s o f it e m s
DURING
c l o s in g
days of sa le
y
* X
i
A
/. j
SINCE, its’ the Hat that’s upper* & * \ f
most In the minds of ev er/ woman
U
with tho first sharp winds of nuI
tumn, we suggest that you maku
1
your first selection here.
w
\M \\ __ Occasion
fV_A
W
v
Hats for every
\
V)
T
;n
U n eed a
mi
(\
AND to match every frock for if you \ J
would be “ in the know” of fashion, you’ll
bo very wise to match the hat to your cos:
tume. Rich blacks ami plenty o f subtle
shades that belong to fal alone.
NEW VICTOR RECORDS
G tU td Slim Jim f* r
* good rtuson. Ash
yturgrm rr. I* handy
pack a rt <Soaring lb*
N. B. C. I ncrda
tra d t mark.
— By Gene Austin—
“MY BLUE Heaven”
ARE YOU THINKING OE ME TONIGHT
75^
Office Is Next Door To Us
The Yowell Co
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANVl^
-tan
1 iirnoj
�T H E SA N FO n r i n E H /T D
t\;:
FT U ) M'
OTJi.-)|M
Tw e l v e : f i f t e e n 1
h e r e V e r - o h .w
W E L L .S IR - I'V E MADE U P MV
Ml(4D TH A T X'M G O IN G T o ASK.
T H & N E V 'f'S T B .N O G OUT T O
TU N C U T D D A V - X 'L L P A R K
DOVJM STAIRS AW W A IT 'L L .
O w . S H E C O M E S OUT y —^
M emphis Police Believe Man
W as Stool Pigeon Slain By
Moonshiners Because They
Thought He BetrayedThem
GEnFRAL
OFFICES
MEMPHIS, T u n ., Oct. 28.—
(IN S )—Mystery still shrouds the
finding of human hones in a newly
dug grave near the west end of the
Harnhmi viaduct just across the
river from Memphis in A rkansas I
a t 1the scene of a destroyed still |
where a bonfire had been used to \
crem ate the hotly of the m urdered .
victim.
The gruesome
discovery was
made hv workmen who are con
s tru c tin ' tile new viuiluct.
Leg
hones, a.skull ami toe hones were
fountl in the grave while the remaintier of the bones were later
found in a pile of ashes where the
cremation roeess had been taken
place .
Officers hav(. two theories: First
that a sttiol pirlgeon was luirtp’d
at tin? stake by moonshiners who
had lanm-d to bury him alive in
the newly dug grave to make th c:ri
revenge more torleous.
Heeontl, I
, that, the ictini was slain nnd ear\ rictl into the woods to he Imried
! hut on second thought the m ur
derer-. hui ned thi' hody to forevegt
hide its idea til v bef.'i'" burying th*‘l
hones.
In either rn-v moonshiners no*'
In lil responsible for the m urder.|
The f :. t! remains that a still was!
j dr !r vd hy federal agents n e a r1
,the scene of the murder a
w eek1
| ago.
; The fai t nl,~o stand: (hat a grave
was dug for Ponte purpose and the I
ehnnred their minds,
T hisrem nrknble picture shows Undo Millidt. first of the notoriou. Bir murderers
burning their victim and throw ger pang th n t terrorzed southern Illinois to meet, death, just In for** his mg the hones Into the grow , proh
execution a t Mnrinn, III. lie is reading h ( death m essage, in which he 'a id '' not 'eeirtg tilt* necessity
of
declared he killed W ard Jones in self-defense and ended with u trade covering the hones,
ngnlnst preachers, two of whom had served on the dent It ju ry - To the j (am ps of workmen more th in
left, in the foreground, in Sheriff Oren Coleman of “ Bloody Williamson
county,” A t tho extrem e riglit is Phil Hanna, humane nnu«e man, who
hero officiated a t his 5tith hanging.
'a n d •- shaping it- course accord. ingly.
There has been, however, much
i reluctance u t the part of officials
iter even to consider rem ind lion
Ion the ground that public opinion
generally is not prepared for it.
While noting that there has been
j some change in Unit, respect, as
by the ehlm reception
Governmental Depnrtmmbf"j instanced
given a-lecturer on Bolshevism by
Swamped W ith M essages a W ashington Hotary Club a
Supplem ented By Calls; week ago, one official said today
O fficials M aintain Silence(1ho believes it would take several
years to offset the nnti-Iluilan
WASHINGTON, Oct., 28, —In propaganda which has been spread
creasing pressuro front many dir through the country since 1917.«^
ections is being brought to benr on
the Coolidgo adm inistration to
have the Unted S tates recognize
Russia. The campaign, which is
now on in full swing, Is being
sponsored in conservative AmeriBIRMINGHAM, Ala., Oct., 28 —
N S)—■ A demand th at Governor
ican business circles.
raves of Alabama, start a MioveA dm inistration officials are be
ent for the disbonding of t|jo Ku
ing deluged w ith letters, most of
which ask fo r an*early settlem ent
of the R ussian problem, Borne of
the correspondents favor recogni
tion; others believe the time for
complete resum ption of„ relations
is not yet ripe.
The letters ure being supplanted
by personal calls a t the W hite
House nnd state departm ent, of-
I
i'M T \ I ,\ K
SPRINT'S, Fla
f,‘ - s -. t IN S)— II. II. (iglon ii
was seriously hurt, his wife wte
probably fatally injured and Mr
r. SI. Pilcher, injured in an ;nii...
mobile neeident last night. win,,
•gntini, who was driving with the
others in his e a r from Pensacola
ran into a truck west of here 'lu r
ing a thunderstorm. All are of tl i
city.
.Mrs Ogburu was paralyzed from
the waist down and is not cxpeelci
to live.
Hr. It LIN, Oct., 28, -(IN S) Two
persons were killed in the wreck
of a freight train on the Scrajavo
-Moatnr Railway, it was learned
today.
E arlier, unconfirmed re
ports from Budapest had stated
that tho wreck was of a passenger
train and th n t 2(50 persons had
hceh killed amj scores injured.
the courts mill of disrespect of the
DELAND, Flu., Oct, 28,(1 NS)
A resnlutioii tondem ninr the Ku
Mux Klan, and aspceiidly its a c t
ivities in Alnbnmk, was passed
lli st ti iglit by the I tvLa ml post of
the American Ix-gion, at one of the
storm iest’ session*!.in tint history
of the local mist.
rS - S “S T - G A Y —TT-\\^ \*o
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G O U K A BE. P A T hlE T iC . \
P o o r g o u P B o n e ”. m e .
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T P E R 5 0 K JA } -I> y K n o w
F \ E VAJOULONiV W A L K
MAV B E
I L E E R "TH'Kl
A D E B o ITM nT E .
D i S vA W A T E .R , v~ B o T i
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I_ V ^ T A G G E R IN I.J r lM &
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M c v ifS S y
A
ACROSS < A' STREET
T o SE E A
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g a m e
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H A V /E T O
s t
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DEAD 'XO GET h o m e
T o D A T.
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T o EAT Y E T ? .
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Downtown Chicqffc
Thrown Into Panic
Bv Blast And Fire
Y E S ! \V« make tw o deliveries daily
morning and afternoon.
DIGGERS DAIRY FARM
Phone 371J
Mammoth Airships Have
No Commercial Value, Is
Claim O f English Expert
rcute.
Grave Weakness
“ May I In pc that this confuvneo
will take some s tep which will
tesu lt in the Institute putting it on
record that it has faith hr.the
technical, pro ticnl or commercial
aspects of tl airship policy of the
I'ritb h h Air .Ministry and wishes
to see that policy dropped forthwitK7” Kpnnnnr snid.
“ITiavc conic to the definite ropclusfbn," he continued, “ that, there
are ;gra..* weak misses In ! • airshlpjproji-i t ; on which the British
Air tM iiii-try m e pi pro*t i t en
gaged. Not only do I hol t till:*
npin|nn, hut I atn convinced th at
tlicr* is knowledge of Wpahiic -cs
in tK<> minds o f tho scientific and
technical experts.
"U m itutioin of weight m ake it
essential so to select and dispose
tire Xnmteriul of the strut"oral
mcntter.i of tin airship that unite
small faults i l l w“ rkniutidhip, min
or ilange in operation, or . light,
u rroBion are mischances, anyone
of which is likely to cause sudden
nnd complete failure of the whole
structure.
''The goa-bugo are formed of
cotton fnbrlrs covered on thy in
sides with gold
heaters’ ?klus.
These anim al skin.t are difficult
jecwvv
IGopMtn® -tt>
iM itr 6q€A r
1
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.C S V eA pcW -
PETS HAVE LIFE
PRESERVERS
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H A SN ’T T H ' MEW
G IR L B E E N O U T
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ANOTHER F tV E M l MOTE S AN
MV LUNCH H O U R ’S SH O T---- /
KEEPING HER ?
val architecture and late of the
lb ynl Cnri s m Naval Construct*
' . issued a cull to the British
Government t<> stop airship build•ng nt a eoi .V. nee of the Institute
of Marino Ftigineors here.
Spanner’s ciiticism of the a ir
ship has nwakcnetl wide interest
hero- coming as it docs a t n tim e
when tite British G ovcm ni.nt lias
under to n -tria l ion two, giant air*
ships which are to be used cnintncrit tally on the proposed Egypt-Indin
Alabama Governor
Asked To End Klan
\T TAKES- THAT Lc
s o m e ; GlR»_S T o
V
po w d er op
Pets of passengers are sm ured
safety by a French ocean liner
which b providing life preservers
for them. ' The life belts for dogs
err made in th ree sizes for Ida and
little 'canines, and may M /tlfc k Iv ■trapped on the anim als’ WqtiM
CHICAGO, Oct. -2X —(IN S)—A
mysterious explosion followed hy j
fire in a five-story building d ire c t-1
ly aero-s Clark S treet from the
city hull and county building, threw
ilowntown t'hlcage into a panic ear
ly today.
The wicckcd building stood bcIwi-en two thventres, the EHanger
and the Four Cohans. Both were
thread tied hy flames. T l'e fire did
little damage as the •four upper
floors of lIic building were unoc
cupied. The ground floor is an Ita l
ian restaurant.
Police are cheeking the ruins for
possible victims and to ascertain
the origin of the blast. Thofire
started on the fourth floor. Hits of .
IH ItOBNKY HI TCHER
plate glass windows wero thrown
XKA SERVICE WRITER
Washington— It wan perhaps across the street by tho bias.
tituit that
someone smothered
tho ilun. Sin.eon I). Foss, the
clmlli it f.-uator front Ohio, and
Pit.-id ti Coolidgo wa s in u better
position to do so than anyone else.
The Hon. Simeon had become a
The new Red Star Grocery nnd
veiitai e Merry Andrew of poli Feed Company store at 213 San
ties. It was almost impossible to ford Avenue will open for business
pick Up u morning, afternoon or tomorrow morning, it was nnnounc
Sunday newspaper without dis til today by W, S. flurton the man
covering that the man was nt 't ager.
The siore room has h *en com
again.
When a man with the
Hon. Si neon's dose contract with pletely* remodeled for the opening.
tile White House spent most of A complete line of groceries and
his waking hours whooping tip a feed for both wholesale and retail
Coolitif’e boom, it was natural to custom ers will be carried. ,Special
suspect that ids outgivings had bargains will be offered tomorrow.
something like tacit approval from
The Red S tar Company has
on high.
stores in DcLnnd, Ocala, l’nlntka,
Some writers seem to believe the Daytona Beach, New Smyrna,
verbid spanking Mr. Coolidgc gave Cocoa and other Florida towns.
Fcss on his lost visit to the White
llous • was tantam ount lir a defin
ite announcement th at Mr, Conic
idge positively would not accept
lonontination. Others have a con
tra ry opinion. '
NEW 9T0RK. O tt. j58. (INS)
Extioctalion < of an increased volHikt'lte the fuel Uml the pi i- unio irf timers in the xtc el industry
tl* nt had spuken heatedly he did are gnujltnlly being realized, Char
not go kq far as to tcB lV«s tiTSt les M. Schwab declared today.
lie would1not accept- f tnomination.
Atsurdlng the role of spokeman
And whiujn F frs «|Uoted-|dm as miy- for the-»steel industry ns did his
ig, “ It vvbp’t work out thut way. I predecessor, V10 late Alhert II.
won't in- nom inated,-'it did not ap- Gary, achwabf-. said , th a t business
l*e;tr th at Mr. Coolidgc planned had improved and that there has
persona 1 intervention to m*c tlmt been heavier tonnage of orders and
jt didn't “work out tliat way." In specifications in tho paid week.
short, it continues to appear that
Mr. Coolidgo intend^ to Kt m at.
tors lake their course.
Red Star Grocery
To Open Saturday
Your Inspection Invited
LAW TON’S
H allowe’en Specials
THE BEST YE
5 lbs. Sugar, 5 lbs. to customer ‘.... J
Eggs, Guaranteed, Fresh, Shipped,*1
d o z . ...........................
.
.
.>m
Self Rising Flour, Good Grade
(i lbs. for 35c, 12 lbs for 65c, 241bs. for)
Sliced Bacon, per lb......... ....................
White Bacon, per lb.................. 7.......11
No. 21-2 cans Best Peaches, 20c, 3 for
No. 2 1-2 cans Prunes, c a n .................
Milford Sweet Corn, Highest grade,
c a n .....................................................J
Grapes, Red or White, lb......................
Apples, Yorks, 3 lbs for ........ ...........
Lettuce, fancy Iceberg, h ead ............
Onions per lb ............... ........................
Steel Orders Show
Gain, Avers Schwab
One wonders whether the presi
dent used any good old- fashioned
cuss words in liis talk with Senator
Simeon. He certainly hus no re
putation for profanity, and 'i t is
commonly told th a t he has em
ployed it efen under provocation
during his occupancy of the White
House, but he has u command of
some of the more conventional ex
pressions nnd on rare occasion- .i*
governor of M assachusette was
heard to employ them in moments
of irritation.
was snhl
Corner Sanford A vc. and 8th St
Shoots Self After
Murdering Family
Saturday Special
(IN S )—A triple tragedy wiped out
an entire family near here toduy
when Henry Milliken, proprietor of
a roadhouse, killed his sleeping
wife urn) son and then sent a bul
let through his ownbrnin.
Milliken had been despondent for
weeks over business police said.
Apalachicola O yaters...............
ARCHER—o-inite stretch af high
way north of here on State Road
No. 5 completed and opened.
MOUNT D O R A -T hrough e ffo rt,
-M any of us, in our Unthinking of Chamber of Commerce mail del
v.uy, sometimes forget th a t the ivery greatly improved.
president is the commandi-r-incl-Uf of the arm y nnd navy. Offic- to have done in published reports
in ^ p f.th e s e two services, however, th at found there way out of the
bear the fact in mind and some- meeting.
l'cpr
On arriving back in
4ime* are reminded of it forcibly. W ashington, Summerall was' kept
Thejrecent experience of General v ailing several days M o re the
Charles P. Summernll, the arm y’s saw the president. But Secretary
chiefiOf staff, m ay not have been of )Vur Davis cilled at the White
adequately explained. Sumnierull House in the meantime and is sup
was^‘ peremptorily ordered back posed to have made the explana
Xrom ihd Pncif ie const by his tom- tions for Ihe chief-of -staff.
thamler-in -chief a fte r he was re.
Too Late To Classify)
[ ported to have criticiteif the adm inistraton fo r .fa ilin g to elieve Lost- Stolen or Strayed. Engli
tho bad arm y housing conditions.*
bull, female, answers by nai
It nppears th at the gent-rai was Of “ Muggles". Return to C.
spenkig at a privnte 'luncheon Tyre. Rosalia Drivu Sim latnta
where no resortes were Kupposml
Nice clean furnished housekeeping
apartm ents. J room i and garugc.
All for 92.~>.00 monthly. Also *'
rcoms apartm ent *15.00 monthly.
^Everything would hnJe been all All conviences, ■ firs t floor. Bath
/right if t)0 lindn'e re/etjred th tha on each floor. Car. .-Palmetto nnd
“ruiminbt ration/’ oa lot
R. W. Lawton
y
Jone’s Dairy Farm S a u sa g e............§
1 lb. Cans Faultless Steel Cut
Coffee, ......................................
J
10 lb Granulated Sugar „..... ./........... (}
10 lb. Good Sound Irish Potatoes ’ .. j 1
, ,
t
j
*y
Fresh Mullet Roe
Maxwell House Coffee l b
'
...
. .....\
'
We have a new shipment of Mullet i
Appalachicola oysters, whole wheat
graham flour.
3m
Basket Bldg.
�TUE SANFORD IIEKAU), FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927..
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m u
PAGE SKVISrt
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Every Day Brings New Opportunities To Those Who Make AHabitOf ScanningHerald Ads
(4 Business Service)
rd Daily HeraH
AD . R A T E S
; c ^ h In Advance
l« d * .^ n i b« received
and collector *«nl
(or payment.
___ ,.9c a line
____7c a line
r ~ Z Z ______k a Un«
___„4c a line
■tea on request.
need rates are for
insertions.
|tls of nverage lertgth
a line.
charxe of 30c for
(ion.
ertisinx is restricted
classification.
£or is made The San1,1 will he responsible
ne incorrect insertion,
liser for subsequent
The office should be
■mediately in case of
i PHONOGRAPH—repairing, p.ano i
tunintr by experts with 17 years! Our instrui’.ion,
experience. Sanford music store I tention Ir'iir' ?
ii o " * 0
and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & n Me- cal: at T hellernM !u t\ 1 *W "•
U n d e r Arcade. Phone 832.
1present Kim wi h ? fi,T, T W'
---- the
• Milam! Theatre ''"
BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation
boxes and general cement work
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter* 111— Livestock
I willeger, Proy. 3rd and Elm.
|rald
representative
familiar with rates
classification will
complete information.
wish, they will assist
online your want ad
|t more effective.
IllTANT NOTICE
Prompt - Efficient
Service
14— Rooms W ithout Board
! 15— Apartment For Rent
1 Ifi— Houses For Rent.
19— Houses For Sale
21— I/O ls F o r S a lt
t
F<r sale cheap: One free
RENT.—Furnished rooms FURNIhllKI) apartm ent for rent FOR RENT-—6-room unfurnished
to the Milano Theatre.
house. Corner Oak & 17th St. I.dly Hoffman plea-*,- call
1 [?r l,Kht ho^ e k w PinJP w‘th or
in the Herald building—a down
" ,thout *arn*f ’ 508 " • ,th S t’
*Jwn l*w«tion at remarkably low Phone 20
Herald Office.
----------- :----------- “ ra,e<- A*k
Mr. Haines at The
FOR RENT.—T wo or three room ajHerald office.
,'i-r mm liiiu^e. ('In s» in for rent, I-OR SALE at raurifice Six rr>nm
not furnished. Relit Oheup. 707J—_____ ________________________ _
apartment-*
Also
furnished
house and on,* acre of ground.
Laurel Ave.
j BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS— Phone 830 \\\.
On Country Club road. One and
! Two rooms kitchenette and b a th ,!
one hnlf miles from town.
Call
1 1-OR RENT—About Nov. 1st, des - 1 attractively furnished, centrally I
:.l!t-J
until
6
P.
M.
FOR
RENT
Small
cottage
on
rear
LUMBER and complete Unc 01 FOR SALE: Milk f0w and calf. _ lra*:!e T 00"? w,th
poren.I loomed. all-im provem ents; JO per
----------------------- M-------------- ------<f lot on Magnolia Avenue, near
building m aterial. Low
prices.
Sic E. F. I.undiiuist at Hill 1m- Tw,1n
A l,° ""“V* «P»rtment 0>|.*eek Tel 777 or 77a.
Security Lumber Co., “Where Good Pliment and Supply Company, O ak 'ft<lul,,• 8 ,3 Magnolia Avenue.
,
southsitle
school.
Owner
will
rent
75.00 Cash, $75.00 monthly, in----_ ------- ------------------------1 f - •• $25.0(1 monthly. Address lint
Grades Come From” Maple
and Ave.
<lading interest will buy five
■
■
1
IB—
H
oirsese
F
o
r
R
e
n
t
Sixth. Phone 797,
1 A. It. O. care The Herald.
FURNISHED rooms for rent. A l l ! __
loim bungalow in well located seePark Ave.
t ''in of Sanford. Owner out of the
CONCRETE In every shape and 10-1!— I’la n ls A nd F lo w e rs
1 The E. T. Woodruff home. 317 . ty and will sell on these en«y
form, blocks, tile roofing, orna
1
Oak Ave. Box 10 care Sanford li enM on that account. House has
mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod
IT— Apartment For Rent
I itchen with electric range and
I
lernlil.
ucts Company, Fifth and Maple J RAtlIAN( K and other roses, bud-'
1
large living room, dining room,
Sts. Phone 112-W.
; ed on Texas Wax, $4.00 per doz- 1
5 Room house, partly furnished water heater, two In*.I rmuns, hath
jen; prepaid orders accepted ti'l FOR RENT:—Furnished a p a rt
well e.r.ig r. ‘Hi Paik Ave. Call v :h shower, large front and rear
ment
with
garage.
1101
Elm
j November 1st. Mrs. Endor l.'urlett,
I niche*, located on corner lot.
(IK
.1
-Help Wanted Female
Ave. Corner 11th St.
1Geneva, Flu.
I ct| n .ighltorhoc.il, high elevation,
Hoorn Bungalow
I
FOR RENT 7 Room house and 20 . mi growing section. Willi*? t 1
Alt
Motive
furnished
apartm
ents
Have opening for two more young OUR SEEDS TESTED FOR GER
aer ■* of land on state road "> • II for l"ss than property cost.
corner Park nnd Tenth Sts., FriMINATION' EVERY MONTH.
Slil.llO T, t Month
ladles to learn to run the Linotype
r.tili-s
.mii I, ni Sal fill'll Apply In Here is an opportunity for ynnu*
idaire installed, water anil garage
II r-son. The house 1- h atr.l at 231)')
machine. Four months course free. STRAINS TRUK TO TYPE. SEE!) tt'ernilted.
(•en
(i.
Ilei'ii'i)
Phono IS .1,
I dim .to Avenue. Go look it over
We will assist you to get good job DISINFECTED. JOIN OUR LIST
----------- ' A Urn live stiicro bungalow, on
when competent. Good operators OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. F. FOR RENT—3 New modem f u r - , cnrnei m Sanford Heights. Electri- FOR R E M '
5-Room ftirnishe.l .•in' then nsk for Mr llet'g a. The
hulls;* for 11 III. See V. A. S p e e r lb 1 t\l Office.
make from $40 to $75 per week. If C. STOKES A CO. IK. ARCADE
nnhcil apartm ents, rent $30 and range ami wirier heater included,
interested apply C. A. Haines at BLDG., SANFORD.
111 Park Ave
n
month,
('all
2
lit
W.
1
Shown
Imth.
Owner
living
in
North
------------ —'
Herald Office.
— ________________________________ Caro',
n.ianil desires responsible
.11O.IIO equity in $7000.0(1 Bung
11— MiscelIlani’im s
For rent free of charge; One tick- •
>....... *tipy his home !•< Son For Rent Five ro**m inm e. Ball:
slow for sale cheap. See E.
a id s«ieene*l pon h. $.’111111 p r ( Harper, i 1•• Magnolia. Av.*.
et to the Milane Then’.re. M rs.j fool.
fi— Help Wanted Male
mini IIt. 22l)| 1 1., k Axe. phone I'.MtW
G Lewis please all at The
UNLIMITK D MONEY to loan on
Oia large lot, 2 biases anil gar resideni'p property.
I This h> use is loented at 2300
Mortgage** I! raid Office.
age, on Sanford Axe, $'25.(10 down
I r«)m etto Vvenue at the comer of FOR HEN 1 : Small rottngc on
SA LESM AN WA NTED:— Exper bought anil refinani*»*«l
Prompt
Magnolia Avenue iusi north of end $25,011 per nnin.h. Box M r-o
FOR REN T:—2 Katie Sir.*.*t
ienced automobile salesman to aerviiv. Ail*Irexa
Box 230. fu n - APARTMENT
Central Street. $25.nil monthly. 11. raid.
four room upartm euts and two
sell popular line of enrs. Strictly llerubl.
123 rare The Herald.
Miiall garage upurtm ents. Ii 11j If iiitcrr-tiJ m renting, or in Box
commission proposition.
Refer
— — —— ---- _ . —
Im : SALE: two apartment hou*os
ences required. Address Box (501.' CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning Bark AM-. Langley A p a rtm e n t. I buy'tig on very easy term*, apply House for rent. I 105 W.
1st S*
on large lot, modern, close in.
...........
Call 251.
Sanford, Fla.
l Co. II Bull
UIdg.
, ai The IB raid Office.
, Apply Kent Yulcunizing Works, beautiful surroundings, gnrag'*,
UnVF.ItTISKRS
er* should give their
postoffice address as
eir phone number if
results. About one
of a thousand has
|ne and the others
nnumii'ute with you
know your address,
fmlinurnce MUST he
rrson at The Sanford
lire or by letter. TeleVimlintiencea are not
l 0— Instructions
7— Situation Wanted
'
-Frill RENT Three rooms, serpen
parch anil hath. 120 W. lath St.
12— Wanted
Accountant Bookkeeper
tie ires USED PLATFORM SCALE in
good condition. Call at 215 San
position. 25 years experience
bookkeeping, hanking nnd genert;) ford Ave., Phone (145.
office work. Well qualified to do
I any kind of clerical work, (’an ti.se I Furnished room with connecting
typew riter. Best of references. No| bath. Must In* within walking
bad habits. Address II. L. Cook, 5121distance of business section.
AdHaydcn Ave, Deljind, Fla.
dress 213 Sanford Ave.
OR KENT—Furnished upartmen*, |
three or four rooms with hath.
Rent Iteusonnhle. Apply 801 .Mag
nolia Ave.
Nicely furnished front apartm ent. FT.AUGl
AM modern conveniences. Rea- * Light ■
soluble, it 15 W. 1s , St. Phono 2t)7. | wnite wa
\l
SACRIFICE—Building lots i i
...... I part of town. Will sell a t
I- •• toa t to il ard on easy term s.
\ iii - Box ki.h cart The H eruli.
U i ' i a rlfiie at free bargain t ie
1 u ket to the Milane Theatre if
Mi . \V It. Zachary will call far
**ume.
FOR SALE: Two acre lots,
Dixie Highway between Monro*
A Santord. Fine trucking land, nn
c 51y taxes, electricity is available,
also flowing water, u— owner, L
\. It 1 .mil. 2201 Oak . t. ?h *V
j r.O— W
___
,
——
—
25— Exchange
NY11.1. TRADE iH<uitics in welt
located residential lots for ncr**r.gc suitable Jor farming purpose*.
I I eve some mighty good lots ami
• ai work up a trade with you if
> hi nr • in lcresln l in a deal of this
I .1 U rite ine what you have, th »
1 1 rebel of a* res,, ,, the price you
wi.r.t. the hum.ion, and I'll tell you
v. hat ! have. Addre*s B**x 131, rare
Hu Herald.
ll.llMt t For Sale or Rent: Inquire
lit •jr.nii )range Ave. Ouk Hil’
Ciiy. Route A. Box 1 7 0 - E.
lobilos
Air Mail To Cuba
Begins Tomorrow
«d for one month costa only $2.60.
jDuDGB
|rx ami Graham trucks
rhone 148
th Street. Phone 3.
luat u k for "Classified Depart
[A COWAN CO. Auto
ment"
)nd sheet metal works.
Ave. Phone 71G-W.
CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS
WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT 1
3RD BUICK CO.
SOMETHING NEW AND BE T-'
Magonlia Ave.
TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA
Phone 867.
TION* CALL PHONE 236-J OR I
SEE, V. C. C0LLER, SANFORD,!!
PS—MARMONS
FLA.
Ini Automobile Co.
]lia Ave.
Phone 137.
ST. AUGUSTINE—$100,000 new
Overland Co. Willys- bridge joining Duval and St. Johns
IA Overland, W hippits. Counties across Julington C reek1
I
nn.ercial Sts. Phone 58. opened.
J ___■
____ •
fOEL TRIM CO.
the car, not the o*vner."
' 817 fur estim ates
|W. K/DFORD
%
... a m a zin g
| A. IIALVESON
Decorator. 708 W 1st.
1132-W
_er* *s 'gn* of all kinds.
| r,l Paint Si Wall Paper ^
_________________ I
lu-'cl.
Farms, Grovts,'
flD N. Park Ave. Phone i
|0ATS altered and r«lin- |
I Laurel Ave.
T—--------- i____________ 1
JHT PRINT SHOP
|*»rvi*e on onything in
\
-all will get
I Phone I I’I—W. 9 Rall-
Another Opportune
Every Pair
Shipment
Full Fashioned
Van Raalte
Pheonix
$1.75
$1.75 to $2.50
THESE stockings aro of chif
fon that is fashioned with
marvelous wearing qualities
and they are made entirely of
pure silk.
HOSIERY values that you
will appreciate throughout
the fall season— the 'shades
are those to blend w ith new
fall modes.
Chestnut Brown
Shadow Grey
Titian Tan
Black
Gunmetal
Parchment
Daphne
Bran
French Nude
Evenglow
The thoroughly purified
and refined calomel com*
bined with assistant and
corrective agents.
Nsusealess—Safe—Sure
»
For Beauty
ForPermanence
5?
THE buildings we first erect
ed in this community are still
standing as tributes to our
skill in construction. And ai
though time has left Its in
fluence on building designs,
. yet you will notice these
buildings of ours have a char-1
acteristic beauty that is in
gcod tnste.
:o m
135
NEW V IC TO R RECORDS
—By Gene Austin—
“MY BLUE HEAVEN”“ARE YOU THINKING; OF ME TONIGHT"
nth, 12th, isth sir
L
■.X
It H u m s ii|i
tin* Bumps
vi
Your ip rin gi
tomprrt- xxhea
. T
they Kit 4 Immp. •
When th*.y Hjr
back they trail,mit energy to
thcbotlynfyourcar.Thet'f
where the jounce ami
bump comet from that
thoou you off your seat.
Watson Subilators, by
means of friction, change this reco il energy into ho
rtrinstantly. Thu heat quickly and
harmlessly radiates. You can feel
it after a ride if you put your hand
on ooe o f tbe Subilators.
PRICE
$
S m a ll aervlc*
c h a rg e
fo r
in a ta lla tio a
WATSO N STAB/LATO
T Y P E AA FOR L I G H T CARS
HEAVY
FOR LARGE CA1
75$F
‘t—v
pa
y a r d w it h a m il l b a c k i n g
'lolly Ave. i i
new device
'F.W! Different! An amazing
Y^acson Stabilator, Type AA,
lias been designed especially to bring
undreamed-of riding luxury to Chev
rolet, Light Nash, Chrysler, Essex,.
Dodge, Pontiac, and other light cars.
It is a perfect marvel. Come in and
! .t us put a set of four on your car.
(ia out and take a ride over the
roughest roads in town. You will
hardly he able to believe you’re in
the xkiiic car.
Wc guarantee them too! For if you
can get along without Watsons after
you’ve tried them—we’ll refund your
money. All a complete set of Watson
Type AA’s costs is $ 28, plus a small
installation charge. Drive in today.
Don't miss this new-found light car
riding luxury another day.
__________ ___________ " d fiiL i
T* e
*
m akes i
Next time you
buy calomel u k
for
less Service
Ail Line Railroad stopped for two] Warfield was hurled here a t 2
minutes nt 2 o'clock toduy in hon- o'clock. I-ondcrs in business and
*,. of * S. Dnvics Warfield, hue f{nance attended.
| resident of the road.
1
car
riding luxury
m e)W
The Yowell Co.
S e n d G rad f
Zip Service
.
»■ **.;£*
First St. & Oak
Electric
n r
-M*‘.
v IM
2(1— Miscellaneous For Sale
FOR SAl.f • r Rent: Five neres r
foil r are tiled. Sell or r*nt to
nt»i»n
n**ihlo party at reni*onnhle
_ — ------- ----------------- ---------------- -- $1000.01) d own b a l a n c e like . e n t .
TE*7 Room house 'n r rent corner
llWnrr, U A. Renniul. 2201 Oak price. Devine. Boulevnnl laike Monroe.
Oak and Fourth St. Apply W. II \ X( p|,one |5)l)— W.
lo n g
11»M Pulinettii Ave.
—--------------------------~ , , . 37
— * --------- KEY WEST—Work begun on air PLENTY t IF WOOD of all kinds
I'OR R E N T—5 room
modern ,
f(||. K,.y
lit Dll' .1!
W....1 Yard.
iey W est-Bavana mail
house close in, also furnishe I ..
tassenger service.
n ’nls reasonably. Phone 830 W.
FOR SALE —One hi pie cot bed,
(lollbl l* beil iimUre*,. and 4
Xntional | 1 f..i i on >1ruction of bridge
FI cilia Poworj ORLAN DO- • Southern
installing new, poultry show will h<- held here am iss Pence River nt Forte Meade: breakfast set chairs. $10.5(1 Cash.
work will commence immediately. 'Ask for Foreman at Herald Office.
■ G iurge S'.reet.1Dec. 7-10.
HE' t SP.S IV.11 NCTION
TRAINS STOP 2 MINUTES
CELEBRATES NAVY DAY
METAL ROOKING—The Roof F.v27 (IN S)-*
I erl isting.
Metal
shingles;
ME) BIS, (» (
BALTIMORE, Md.. Oct. 27—
KEY WEST. Fla., Oct. 27.—( IN Chanci •• '• 1 '. 'letchum today
k.«rngi*r touring car, I standing seam tin and galvinized
(INS*—All trains on the Seahoncil
S) —All Florida today is joining
!roofs. See James H. Cowan. Ouk
| nns liku new, to ex- j Ave. and Third St. Phone 111.
' with the rest of the nation in oh- refused to gr.i . ;ii injunction resKEY WEST, Fla., Oct. 27.—(IN ■ervnnce of N'avy J)ay. The pen- training police uii.I the hoard '(
1 . .i
censors from stopping the l)empItuipc in good condi- | LANEY.S DRUG STORE—Pre- S )—While hundreds of people _ 1
sacolu and Key West naval stations , „t y . T |,nni,y fillh,' ,,U%ur^
*75 after 7 P. M. 1 scriptior.s. Drugs. Soda. We aro looked on, the tri-Kokker airplnne wcri thrown open to the public
II. L. Singer, owner of the film,
I , h near you ua your phone. Cull 10.1 of the Pan- American airways \ nnd the Destroyer Sands is at H irst usked (he board of censors
which is due to hop off tomorrow 1 Jacksonville, the Destroyer Kane I i-rmission lo show the films in
I AMI’ TRUCK, Re..
morning
n the first officiul air nt Miun i and the Humphreys at
Sfwd Wagon, Chev_ YOUR BUSINESS —card appear muil flight, to llnvanu, was christ Key West for participation in thi* I Memphis. Refused a permit by the
Icensors, l.c asked chancery court
lomhter, all in good
ing daily in this column will ened "General Machado," n honor ceremonies.
fer nn injunction lo keep the pnl■!e, rheap.
Parking
of the president of Cuba. ,
1
ice and censors from stopping the
timer Jefferson nnd reach over 3,000 every dayl
President Macahndo has agreed with will greet the plane on its'sh o w , Thus petition was refused
do.
today by Canceller Ketchum.
•and it costa so little a 12 word to head the reception committee arrival in Havann tomorrow.
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Fnfr In nof-fc, probably rife
south portion tonigh* art* S ir’dayS A N h m n , F L O R ID A . S A T L R b A Y
Parisians Pay Homage To
Ruth Elder As She Places
Wreath OnSoldier s Grave
OUTOHER 29. .1927.
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AS COPS GR
H i IN P R D
Slemp Silent A fter
VisitirigWhiteHouse
PARIS, Oct., 29,— Appearing the short time shtf has been here
,for the first time in fame gar was charming in an almond green
m e n ts , in contrast to the white dress, l.rown fur coat on which
knickers and swentec which have was pinned a white orchid, gray J
3Cution’s Case Is comprised her wnrdrobe since she silk stockings and black pumps, j Prisoner Sits Through
Degree Calm . And Un
- 1. .
1°H Araercia, Mias Ruth E ider this
The finery was borrowed how
fcarly
tom #p ieiea ,.....
mornin,
plnced ft wrp
nu, on the ever,
....... „ ,-------------------from Mrs. Yount and as soon
tional Although Officers
C o u r t A d j o u r n s I temb of T ra n c e ’s unknown soldier, ns the ceremony* a t the tomb w.i.
Confront Him With Bodies
i
____ • ____ ' A crowd of 500 persons greeted over Ruth hurried back to the bo.
M o n d a y M o r n i n g Ruth enthusiastically when she tel Loti and demanded when she
reached the Arc de Triomphe ac rent bed her room:
Accused Is Held In
companied by Mayor Yount. Amer
“When do I get these Paris
. ,
ican militnry attache, M. Viet.and gowns?”
“Inquisition” Cell
m en'bers of the American Aero-i As a result, plans were mode for
.nnutie Society.
i an immediate shopping tour, in , ,
... ,
.. .. ,
The American girl, who has the end of which the girl flier wa M an D e c la re s He Had Noin*
(Continued On In g e Three)
i
ing To Do With MufdUTS
captivated the heart of I’nri.s in
lidable Case
jsented To Jury
ed Liberty Bond
fibe Is Traced By
e Serial Numbers
And Lays DlameOnBrothcr
_____ »
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulation*
WASHINCTOM, Oct.. 29.—
(IN S)—One of President Coolidgc’s most persistent “d rafters”
emerged from the White House
today a fter a conference with
the chief executive with ‘noth
ing to say.”
C. Baseom Slemp, former
Whyte House secretary, who has
vied with Senator Foss'of Ohio,
in predicting the nomination of
Mr. Coolidgo. was the man.
Slump declined to discuss Ropubliran politics in any way, and he
did not reiterate his frequent a s
sertion that Mr. Coolidge would
ihe candidate.
Slemp did discuss Democratic
p o l it i e s to the extent of saving
that governor Harry Byrd of
V;"giain, was “a fine man,” hut
he didn't think he had a chance
. i the presidential nomination.
MBER 3!
HOOVER BOOM
GAINS FAVOR I
RECENT MOVES Coal Men’s Reques
Secrclary Of CommercoGivcn
‘ (’lean Bill Of Health” In
Charges That He Was Re
sponsible For Fixing Price
Executive
2 DEAD, 9 MISSING Colorado
To Issue No Call U.
IN SHIP COLLISION less Authorities O
Brown’s Appointment IN CAPE COD FOG District R equest It
Generally Approved
Bombing Airplanes
Are Snvetl After I.kier
Ohioan’s Selection As Assist Three
President Wilson Crushes
Brought Into Play
anl To Hoover Is Believed
Into Fishing Stnnch; Acci
To Re Wise Political Move
dent Occurs Early Today‘ More Than 1,000 Men
~r. \
WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.—The
Thrown Out Of Em- •
ABOARD S. 8 . PRESIDENTE
M U f t l i l fon',’s that are hacking Herbert WILSON (Via Radio to Boston)
ployment In Strike
•er for the Renublicnn nominal i I V / i / L i l j Hoover
20 (TNS)—Two Gloucester
r the nrcsldenry next veur ;Oct.
have iii-t made two moves that are fishermen lost their lives, nine
RIII
-apitmed and their bodies dismemDENVER, Oct. 29 ( I N S ) —
thre-*
Eall-Sinclair conspiracy
........ and stuffed into two trunk?
regarded by cnpilnl politicians ns were reported missing, and
jbered
___
—Governor
William H . Ad-*
others
were
snvfcd
ns
the
result
of
almly resting in the .
nm A n , r
T r , , n of more than passing significance. n collision in u dense fog off Tape Jams today declared he will not £
One is the "acquittal” ofilloovcr1 Fop early today between the steam- sign an order mobilizing the
____
. Oil*
7
1
i-:-*---«•- police station
hini pi-ecinct
of the charge, frenuently made nn 1 Uhip President* Wilson and t h e ; Nationhl Guard, ‘dispatching
cvidelv accepted in the mid-west, Gloucester fishing schooner Avalon. | more th an 1,000 armed mill*
wing which was orignally a Spanhigh lights of th e week
that he was responsible for fixing
Those picked up by the lifeboats i tinmen into the southern Colgruel- Hrnnriwny Tragedy Ih Enacted the maximum nrice of wheat dur from
this strnm ship were I,ovin • (1Pn,?r» rn n l fin l,|u lln | „ ,
ing
the
war.
Tb**
general
impres
.
lant ( As Broken-Hearted Young
Fleet, Frank Hovomp. and N icholas ;
n , ” ? .u *
sion
among
mid-western
wheat
nemotionnl i
Walsh. Two bodies were found ;
««th°ntles
caii
upon the
Woman
Jumps
ToHerDeath
growers that Hoover was respon floating near
his
of
th«
*s
®
^<>r
H
ia
in tn fn lllffi|
the
sceno
Ill mag
A flerW ritingl’al he tic Note sible for limiting their profits at a
wif.- and sister-in-law before his
order.
Iteil a lease on the Teapot
wreck.
There
were
fourteen
men
Two more endorsements of Coun
time when other commodities were aboard the* mackerel fisherman.*
face, or thrust an arm or limb at
Three bombing planes of tho
"naval oil reserve in conuid- ty Commissioner Frank Evans'
Favoring the early completion him
roaring has been one of the in
for
identification.
He
showed
guard
are already zooming over
received
which
Fall
VF.W
YORK,
Oct.
29.
(IN
S)
Th« Presidente Wilson stood by
of
bond issue plan for the completion ;"f Sennn.de Boulevard within me
I were sumim*u up hy if Seminole Houlcvnid inside the city limits, hut opposing Commi— I t i emotion over the scene thnn Aii".her tragedy of Broadway, the fluences the Hoover managers have looking for survivors or bodies but the strike-infested nrea, and of
found most difficult to combat.
of the police officers who
f
SOIIII
nine were not found. Possibly they ficers and enlisted men have com
til.uwinif tin* case a.i fo! city limits were given today by T. soner Frank Evans’ pluu °l 1,1 j (look purl in it.
•erf.el of bright lights and broken
pi iimvr
im
i
n
iiKiniiK*
The, • ue
other
move
that
Washingpleted nfl arrangem ent- for im
$ $ with
.i*i quickened1 ORciipecI
in <|orte*,
,1. Miller, pioneer Sanford resident, cludi'n District three in the
hearts, was enacted today when a ton has regarded
'
mediate mobilization
h«‘ icfiisul «'f M- T. Ever- bank director and large property issue .loin, Melsch, chalrm un’o f ! " f * 'v;‘* U' k*"
A r f i beautiful, dark ll.iire.l girl of 22, a i n t e r e s t | m the nnuointnient of Wal
Four coastguard ru tters have
Declaring thnt illegal picketing
,
.to
testiCountv
Commission,
t
o
d
a
y
"
'"
'
""lice
station
last
night
to
in
law
of
Full
iif
come up and liogiin the work of
owner, and Representative L. I*. lb.
two dismeni- model, wrote a pathetic note to ter F. Drown of Toledo, nn assistant looking for floating bodies or sur in the Wnlsetiburg and Trinidad
r** lie iriit $230 500 in lib I lagan, former county commission advaiu-ed a •plan to finance work on il«e nioi -ue v/bere the
“darling iii.nlo i" and then jumped
districts hml resulted virtual parsbodies lav. Police examined, fn»hi !u* $•igbtli floor of the Knick- secretary of commerce. Brown is vivors.
ml s In- ile|»oshed to F a lls er.
the boulevard by bonding only Dis ihered
u former chairman of the Republi
lyzation of tho mine industry, coal
ami
cross
examined
for
three
hours
‘'
revelation
CH ilu- grounil.
Iii endorsing Commissioner F.v- trict one and District two.
The Presidente Wilson was not operators, railroad heads and busi
in an effort 10 ic .ke him break orl»«H|t1. *i* hoiil. Slit.* viai inslnntly can state committee In Ohio, lie
’“imiglit tend to incrimin- nr.’s plan, Mr. Hagan added tho
it i *.<
The expense should lie borne en down and confess.
left the nr.rty in the Bull Aloose re damaged, rammed the fishermen ness leaders have urged the gov
m.
paving of the Monroe-laike Mary tirely by the two districts honer
I
mii]ly, cl:Ill Oniy in n silt: volt in 1912, was progressive stnte amidships a t 4:15 A. AC.
i;
ernor to send troops into the die-'
(iifiui’.e
establishment road to the other roads in addition fitted by i he road, District Two j H . was re ng today in a dun
Darkness anil fog hampered tho
in nIKi| a inra!»*i i«*, was found chnirnian. and then returned to the
serial numbers, th at to t b ' Boulevnrd inelndcd in tho through which it runs, and Din-1geon of the old Spanish prison Oil tlIn* r»»i.r «.r II UIU•-itnry exten- fold and was influential In the work of rescue. The captain of the trirt because- they deviated, the
mails had come from the Evans’ plan, lie said while the trici One, which receives benefit , here, a wtndowless room six-feet nio»t in the reinr uf l hi* hotel. She Harding campaign of 1920. lie is Presidente Wilson estimated liu»t existing ncute shortage th reaten ed .:2
to raise havoc with all Industries'’
with its only opening a
Intal Trading Company of road would provide u cut-off through being connected directly j '^uuiire
u n d ' hole'|A ‘" thi-”^i l o o r ? j
just nijeht. us “ M. accounted hy his friends and op five minutes a fte r tho crash the in Colorado.
around Sanford, in Iris opinion the wit , the through highway system. . nou h l(> aiimit n Man’s arm . Po- E. <•>«". I’assnlo. N. J.
But in- ponents alike as "an able politi Avalon foundered.
Already more than 1,000 men
Thoso aboard the steamship were
that Sinclair was actively majority of automobiles would fol sai.l Mr. Meiich.
|ic,. inrlicatcd th at M. ty would re- | w tig n tii." lndicnte.1 that this Is cian."
have
been thrown out of work a t
d in. and guaranteed in low the state highway inlo-.tha
Brown has not definitely accept first awnro of the presenco of tho tho Pueblo steel plant of the Colo
He snid he was not a t all oppos- 1 majn j„ the dungeon until th e y ' noi her name. Th >" police believe
mnckorel
fisherman
when
tho
lights
the oil deal for which the city.
cd to the building of short roads j mUl|c e rtuin no confession would she is Mildred Nash, uf Milford, ed tho appointment as yet, but It of the lntlcr suddenly loomed ahead rado Fields and Iron Compaany as
r.tal Company was created,
Mr. Miller, the fourth promin- to the liighway from Altamonte •ue made.
has been offered him nnfl ho is
Ala-is.
*
of tho darkness and heavy fog the result of curtailed receipts of
Irabnicrd the purchase of m t citizen to commend Commis
i'.in. Mot!
.Miithef: Please forgive considering It. The political rail- out
“ Hailing
coal shipments.
Springs,
Bear
Lake
and
Lake
Murv
I
Throughout
last
night's
grilling,of
early
morning.
barrels of oil from the sioner Evans’ jilun, said it is the
aid a noU* found on her dres- hirdit of the capital see in the offer
$n*'
Continued warm weather h»d
as
suggested
by
Mr.
Evans,
but
*
declared
insistently
th
a
t,
he
The
watch
on
the
liner
discovered
i A. E. Humphreys, of most feasible method of complet
* mi part in the murder of hi» *J**. "Ymii-umv I do not love Bud.- some deep down political stratogy, the schooner dead nhrud and quick- prevented any suffering, although
it $1.50 n barrel ami the ing the road he has henrd ad that he favored having District had
for ns nn assistant to Hoover the
• • wife,
- saying
• ^ !d’.rie
, :ui.l )i<i. mNew
there Is only a small wupply M < ‘
Three finance them through a so- |Wjfe utuj1 brother's
*'’*
'T « York
J ° . life is dnVre-sale of tho oil to the vanced. He mid the county can pm ate bond issue and not in con- ]
a -M in i u
he heliev
loved
they
had
boon
m
u
riilfY
v
im T c o n sta n t counsel and advice. Freafdonte Wilson to bo rtversed. on hand In Denver for dome
Crude OU PurchQsing well afford to spend a maximum junction with the other districts.
is brother llertry, who fI s i ^ 'n l u 'gliFTnote lo her mother ul- lie knows politics in mnny states Thcs bells, however, had hardly purposes,
.ltv-d
by
Ids
it $1.75.
of $200,000 on a project of such,
A ray of hope for settlement, of
In Mr. MeisrhV opinion bond missing. He maintained his alibi Jso raid;
sounded when the big ship tore in
t a!! of the profits tho imperative importance us the boul
outside Ohio.
______
the strike, called on Oct. 18, by
of
being
wuh
his
sister,
Mrs.
Alcoo
si
■
-In
me
u
favor
und
have
ing
the
three
districts
together
to
tin*
side
of
tho
smnllcr
one.
•n'.sl thus made, $3,080,000, evard.
The acquittal of Hoover of the
Life lines and life boats wont i Imdors of the Industrial W orksn
for all the work would be unfuir Leeanni on Thursday night, when Mne cull \\ .iltiig King in West 70
rted into liberty bonds
He said the money will be well to District one and Distrii-t two the crime is alleged to have taken 8|rec(, New York City. If Mne can charge of limiting the farm ers’ ovor the side of the Presidente of the World, was seen today *
profits during the war yenr* was
t (hose ultimately reaching gpcnt tVcn jf th„ maximum of
not then g. Dr. - - ■— or Dr. accomplished by an Inquiry ad Wilson but it all happened so quick the uward of tha State Indastr
because they pay l»J per cent of place.
included in the lot.
$200,000 is required although he the taxes and would bear nn unfair
— (neither name could he de dressed to l)r. Hurry A. Garfield, ly th a t little could be d — before Commission of nn increase of
Joseph Molty will ho formally
estinumy of half a dozen thinks it possible that loss will
cents per day—to $0.77—in
ciphered),
on the telephone.
and inequitable portion of the charged- with being nn accessory
chairman of the fuir prico comnilt- the schooner foundered.
rotors ‘.hut they unsuccess- be required.
basic wuges of miners in
t
“Joe
h n bootlegger and they tte in 1917, l>y the Kansas City
after
the
fact
in
the
two
murders,
cost.
I .sht information from “ I endorse Commissioner Evans’
southern field.
know
him
Iwre.
District
Attorney
Eugene
Stanley
Star. The query addressed to Dr. DismemberedBodr Of | ^A.....................
_ of strikt
^
The cost of filling und hard sur
ut the possibility of leasing plan of financing to complete State
t a mass meeting
"Mother please forgive me hut Garfield wns, in effect: "Just whnt
Dome, their efforts rang- Road No. J nlong the lake shore be facing the unfinished portion of said today. A w arrant has already
Man Found In River "
nnelr* in lhe »°uthem m T*
im a month before Sincluir tween Monroe and Sanford and in the boulevnrd under the engineer’s been Issued charging lie missing alno please forgjvu Bill King.” The did H erbert Hoover linvp to do with
mand was made lost night for
brother,
Henry,
with
the
crimes.
note
was.
unsigned.
fixing
the
price
of
wheat
in
1917
lease to three days a fte r the city lim its,” said Mr. Hagan, plans will not exceed $125,000 in
tublishment of the Jacksonvil
Do tec lives found if) the ro<m n 18-19?"
Search for Henry Molty today
IIOBOKEN, N. J., Oct., 29,- ( I N seule of. $7.75 perduy. The basi
He be
ially had been signed .
“and the Monroo-Lake Mary road Mr. Meisch’s opinion.
partly
empty
whiskey
bottle.
King
parts of a age in Huorfano and Walaent
Thu answer, in effect,- was: S )— Dismembered
ho ap|ienrunce of two mem- connected together with certain lieves the completion of the boul extended io sen anti to the swamp
________
lands of Louisiana. Detectives said was located in an apartme nt in "nothing."
man’s
lvo«ly
wore
found
in
a pillow co""*l«ui is $0.20.
evard
is
the
most
important
task
congress who
had
sought
.
...... other short lengths of road at I-ako
th a. they had obtained clues [West Seventieth street.
"Mr. Hoover, at his express ease taken from the Hudson Riv
ation about the possibility \ i arv a .„i Altamonte with Road facing the city and county today. todav
’ -inal demands of I. W.
I
f
L
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...........
He .....
implored
th..a t his nni :o ho wlsh^' said Dr. Garfield, “took no er a t the food of Hudson place
He wants tho work to he started which indicated lie had planned to
aing Teapot Dome • at the
3
lei d c 's included a five day
’
with
catch
a
ship
with
a
sailor
friend,
I
n
o
C
mentioned
in
connection
purt in tho deliberations of the here today.
ime Fall and Sinclair were * ..'j consjder thut Seminole couhty ns soon as possible* and finished Gene Ackerman. State officials
ci . • hours daily.
tragedy.
committee on whose recommenda
Tho gruesome find was madu by
tiling the lease, and their will huve tha most complete road ns rapidly as practicable.
w re seeking him in the swamps of j „ j wou|,jn»t gny n thing .-gainst tion I determined the government's a Lackawanna railroad ferryman.
Jony they had been given a system in the slate and our people
the .Bayou Tcche country, where he ^
Kjrlv chnracttr," he s: .d.
I fnir price, nor whs he in nny way Tho pillow case was tied a t the Carol Returns Home
'release Fall, had issued the should profit by such fcreditnble
knew her by nnother name. Green intimated un opinion regarding th a t end und weighted with a piece of
efere the Iciise wn* signed to achievement. I feel that some W ealthy Banker And formerly lived.
To Investigate Tlu
While preparations for the fu- j, not her name."
•
price."
marble and a brick.
/feet no definite policy had plan should l>e worked out to com
W
ife
Die
In
Accident
neral
of
their
mother
nnd
her
sis■
■
■
Half of the upper part of a
loncluded concerning Teapot plete the unfinished system and
TARIS, Oct., 29,—Form er Crown
ter, the three children of Airs. Hen- «
•
n _ _ A n IT C Notorious Bootlegger torso, part of n neck, part of an
know of no better plan than sug
Prince Carol of Knumanla—t
ry Aloity played in th« yard this M C X I t i i n IS flH U H U*
abdomen were- found in a bag.
|-Th testimony of form er as- gested.
CHICAGO. Oct. 29.—(IN S)—
,,
of the political storm
.Sought In Wreck Plot Several parts were wrapped sep center
“ I would not favor s t this time John J. Mitchell, Sr., prominent morning under the cure of their
Sci rotary of the Navy
Goods
To
End
Soon
is
shaking
native land n t u
aunt,
Airs.
Lecamu.
arately in a copy of a New York ed to Parishis
lore K< osevelt, who
had further bond issues only for this Chicago hunker and futher-in-law
today
to examine
JONESBORO, Aik., Oct. 29.— newspaper August 2J, 1927.
of the navy's fuel oil stor- unfinished work and while it is an of l^ilita Armour, daughter of the
extent of the robbery a t his Ne
I
MEYTCO
CITY,
Oct.
29.—(INS)
(IN
S)—A
notorious
bootlegger
Member^
Of
Football
obligation
of
the
county
at
large,
late
J.
Ogden
Armour,
died
of
in
krogram, that ho had known
ly Villa in which only co:
m
—The Mexican govemnvmt’s bun whoso name wus not divulged is
Pg cf the lease until a fte r it the district plan can be taken care juries sustained at Lihcrthvllle, in
l e a m r l U l t I n L ' r a s n nn pm chuics ill the U n it'd States sought today by railroad officers on McNary Is W illing To cnce was stolen. Carol was
| signed, although the term s of in the next county bond issue an automobile accident today that
He charged a
_____
.will be terminated Nov. I. Presi- a chargu of conspiracy to wreck|also cost the life of his wife, Airs.
contract called for the cn/- as heretofore.
Scrap Own Farm Bill ruffled.
political group a t Bucharest
HARRISBURG, Oct. 29^—(IN S) dent Colics h is ordered the Atexi- the Kansas City-Florida special,
“ I understand there is some
j Alary Louise Jew ett Mitchell.
out of the storage program.
the burglary.
jeetion to connecting the MonroeThe Mitchell automobile was en —Nine persons, including eight can comptroller general that the crack Frisco passenger train, last
WASHINGTON, Oct., 29,-(INS)
“This act only proves the
Lake Alary road. Well, let us be route from the home of the mil members of the Gettysburg high nefcaaity for it no long r exists, it week.
Two youths, Teddy White, 17, —Senator McNary (R) of Oregon, jh)ration of my enemies,"
fair. This road will not lie adver lionaire bajkcr a t Lake Geneva, school football ■quad, were injured was learned toduy.
The ban went into ef.'cct May 91, and Harlin Alorris, 19, who have co-author of the vetoed AIcNary- C a ro l.' “This panicky
tised as n stuto road and Is located Wis., to Chicago when it mounted a t Hcrsliey, u suburb, today, when
Haugen farm relief bill, indicated ness will react seriously
also in District Two and will be a a rise in a hill and swerved too their automobile overturned and 1927, un.| prohibited Aiexican offi confessed the attempt to wreck today
thnt he might be willing to them ."
.
g reat convenience to certain parts late to avoid collision with two oth caught fire while enroute to Read-’ cials from im'-hnslng poods for the the train charge in their confes
scrap
his
own measure if congress
sions
th
at
tho
Isiotlegger
was
to
government
In
the
United
States.
er machines which had crushed in ing.
of the county."
William Beales, manager of the Tho reason given a t ho time was give them jobs selling whiskey if ind administration leaders will Mrs. GraysonToLew
Mr. Evnna’ orginal plan to is a dense fog.
team,
was believed to huve » u f-|the embargo placed by the United they would show their nerve in lgreo upon a bill th at will “restore
sue bonds on District two nnd Dis
bn Wynne, already sentenced trict 3 to complete the boulevard
fered concussion of the brain, oth-1 S tates government on the purchase wrecking tha train or doing some tgricullura to its form er enonotnic Soon Or Abandon
.’ondltlon."
| at this term of court of the and finance the building of short Nine Permits Issued cm injured Included .Geoyfe Cook.'.of wur m aterial in Aniericu. bhlp- thing as desperate.
of
He said he would call a meeting
Lee Hartmhn, William Ainrtin nnd m eats from Europe, ,ia the United
„, four
- turkoys, was given roads from the new highway to
ORCHARD. Me.,
During Past Week Joe Mumbher, Martin. Cook and Slates, are ulleged to bnve been One K H ledTnd Two sortly of congressmen, farm lead- (INOLD
nd sentence to look forw ard 1 V
""3 *• cSprings,
.
,I>akc
„ha %
t!irv nn,l
Altamonte
Mary
nnd
S)— Mrs.
Frances
morning when u jury found
srs and administration spokesman Grayson’s trans-A tlantic
Hartm an are members of the first affected by the Mexican governLake was upproved by F. I*.
[guilty of violating the liquor Bear
to
drift
some
bill
based
upon
sound
Hurt In Auto Mishap
| m eat’s ban.
Woodruff and C /W . Entzminger
^ building
_____ _ rpermits
......... totaling. ieam.
bum plane “th e Dawn” ' _T_
Nine
principles.
shortly a fte r it was announced.;
wcre | , iUi.j during this week
heading
Copenhagen, Deni
Imr.c was without counsel and Yesterday E. A. Douglass endorsed at lhe clly hau.
MOUNT AIRY, N. C., Oct. 29.—
within the next few day*
)niy witness was Frank Drig(IN S)—Otis Shumaker, 24, was in
projected flight will 1 '
One for $100 was issued to
while Sheriff C. M. Hand, the plan nnd added the provision
stantly killed and two companions
This statem ent was
John
Schirard
for
re-roofing
and
iy
u.
\
j
.
oicpnensou
unu
th
a
t
District
one
which
v.ill
j
for C- C- Stephenson and Je ff
wefo injured here today when tha
tcrnational News Service .
t testified against him. The a large Bhare of the benefit,should luildiivg a chimney on a house at
autorpobite in which they war* rill
Mrs. Grayson upon her
U>7 West Tenth Street. Permits
was.composed of E. S.• RockIVUVH- . be bonded also.
ing struck n concrete ridge near
from Boston where she
.............
-• • - - » ft is understoo«| the plan will he for $200 jobs were issued to K.
|u»h II. Bnuidock, G. T. Pope,
here.
in
conference with Clan
grum
were
fourth
grado
children
In
brought
before
the
County
Com
F. HoUflhoider for n garage on Elm
Health and Temperance Day
Ayers. U. E. J-ake and B. A. I
Paul Curter and Paul Kelley, who
berlin. New York to
mission for discosnion a t its reg* Street and to Gertrude Keen for was celebrated yesterday through “ How We Should Live For Our were
in the wrecked automobile,
Local Shriners today expressed flier.
udding a second floor to a house out Heminole county grade schools. Country,” and “Health Crusaders,” were both seriously injured.
erday afternoon 0. H. Block- u lar meeting on Nev. H.
regret
a t the death of Dr. Paul R.
"Because of the la
secondjrrudo
boys
In
"A
Eulogy
of
on Eighth Street. Permits for a
acquitted on n charge of
. ----------------------— •’ '
Davis, former illustrious potentate season l will not again
Talks on temperance by adults and Wilson,
Francis Johnson in a
$20
garage
was
issued
to
Klen
•ing liquor on his ownstes- Train Hits Auto Bus
Morocco Temple, in Jacksonville attem pt a flight to
Ares, and a $75 permit to C. L- pupils were included on all the pro reading, "The Robins’ Cold Water Recovers Stolen Auto >f
py. Frank: Karel of Orange
,’esterday morning. Dr. Davis was unless I feel quite su
gram !.
Song,”
tho
third
grade
in
“The
Lundgren
for
building
a
porch
on
•*y, was a witness for the K illing Three Persons
A t tbs Sanford Grammar School W arders of Health,” the second W hile On Visit Here veil known to Sanford Shriners, Mrs. Grayson said.
a house on Elm Avenue.
nany of whom are members of Mostory, Airs. Preso
lecture was
_
...............
.... „given by C. grade in at health
....
Repair permits for $25 were Is- D. health
occo Temple.
Ln‘*d Miles plead guilty
to
CALUMET CITY. III.. Oct. 29 WEATHER OU1
Wolfe, director of the Seminole ton Stephenson gUve a reading,
Coming
to
Sanford
on
a
visit
to,
kiiled' «ued to James Potts and t . L County Y. M. C. A. yesterday morn- “Two GUssoe."
Funeral services will be held In
ng melons, but his sentence (INS)—Three persons were kdle.l
WASHINGTON, C
.
■ hU brother, Dr. J. N. Robson, for
["upended with the under- and eight injured seriously here to Mathews nnd for $10 to Ida Con Ing. Lost night Mr. Wolfe .spoke | The program a t the South Side the first time in 20 years, F rank Jacksonville at Morocco Temple S )—Weather
fng he pay the costs.
day when the motorbus in whicn yers.
a t a health demonstration a t the i Prim ary school was under the di Robtoh recovered his c a r which .omorrow afternoon a t 3 o'clock, iod October 31 to
they wtAe riding from Davenport.
Geneva school* under the direction I reetion of Albs Mamie L*>c Shivers was stolen from in fro n t of - his rhe body will-lie in sta te a t the elusive.
of
Mrs. Phinasee, the principal. M r.land opened with a song by the home in Charleston, S. C., more temple from 9 a. m., until the fuIn.,
to
Chicago
was
struck
by
a
u»t
BOBBERY STORY TOLD
right Morrow Js • Pennsylvania railroad train here.
leral. A guard of honor in full
Wolfe's talk was on the effects of|rchool, Happy
. . . Friday. Aluming." than a month ago.
iniform will bo stationed about the the
rn
The
dead:
Ralph
Rhodes,
21,
»*•
nicotine
on
the
body
nnd
mind.
On
the
program
were:
a
reading,
Received By Calles
car was found in a garage at tody
during the day.
HARRISON, Ark., Oc:t. 29 <IN8> Many parents and patrons of tho j“O ur J uty," h Jock Strom ; “Why WThe
Louis, university of Missouri ihuat the
ebster and brought
.
Tho
active pullbearem have been urea m o s t«
—C. H. Cunningham, of Harrisop, school attended.
emperance
Day,"
by
dent.
Miss
Marjorie
Moss
19,,
of
i
^
*
»
Oi
Mr. Robson identified It. HCO CITY,"Oct. 2D.— (IN S)
ected from
the
lelecti
*
An uni was today improving from the efWest Side Prim ary school
R,'Rh Hand, the principa
NEW SERVICE PLAN
nt W. Morrow, newly ap- Pawnee. Okla., student.
—
md will be L. T.
American
f
«
ta
of
chloroform
a
fter
hi*
»enW
{
k
ch.iru.ner
J‘
j
he;
Right
Kind
of
an
.
J
.
—!-'#
.
dentified
man.
JACKSON1
American ambassador to
I.
H.
Starrett,
^ tio n a l story of a plot to rob the
" “‘a i*j UhiirtrtUd
v
*
lidtag
hU p<)int i | Boy,"..........
by a'g ro u p from
M lu SWvJACI
I*®, areiented his . credentials
GTON, O ct,
M. Wellbrock and .
bunk t t Jasper yesterday.
• by the
CAPITAL QUIET TODAY
use of toy blocks. The pro- W» class; a recitation, My Boy,
-(IN S )
the
to President Calles, in a forty
hour
a
ir
•
Dr.
Davis
waa
•
Cunningham was found on the
am started a t 9 o'clock with the by Pence Raynor; a recitation,
Hogs
1 ‘ nlaborate ceremony a t the
between Ne
mown osi
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Oct. 29.— [UUW
outskirts
. . . . . of town,
------- bound and
1Palace.
weak heas
k
was
envisi
cnloro*
te.
HU
room:
M
is
s
.
Chittenden’s
• Turner, princiPW*«ntatlon was made In (IN 8 )—Capitol corridors were de; i K„ggedt suffering from
(un
who died I
Thought* ” by Billjf
.Vhy We Otwerv?
S«U De Los Em braja- sorted today due to the ■b“ "2| „ frrm . In a semi-conscious c
7.75
known
"
*
become
a
fact
;
a
Drink
practically every cabinet "Dicer
toM of b#inr picked ^ by
D ay ”
Seven third*
6.50
ifw. V ? W W to 0MrJ
, and "W1.
who tied him a fter he
•
’ in "The Right
^ c a b in e t m em bers,high
steady
oholie Drinks Is
:,7
Ip them rob the bn
“2 "
Tho bandits falHd
bank.
.
_
__
EVANS’ PLAN IS MEISCH AGAINST
EXCELLENT S A Y BOULEVARD PLAN]: .. .
"“ -.COMMITS SUICIDE.. "
- ” Mov?rth<!wct | MILLER, HAGAN OF FRANK EVANS
. . “W : IN 7-STORY LEAP
NEW ORLEANS. Ln., Oct. 29.L(IN S)—Joseph Moitv. whose wife
A R T K T ’Q
f i l l I I ) J 1 gj
nne Convicted
Second Time In
is Court Session
Seminole County Schools Observe
Health And Temperance Day Friday
5
S a n f o r d Shriners
Mourn Passing Of
Jacksonville M an
�I r
^' -
D.VV, QCTC3ER 28. 1927,
sr^afstT^rt-i-
LOCAL GRIDDERS Walter Johnson Signs
READY FOR GAME Manage Newark Ball Club
WITH ST. CLOUD At$209G00A Year Salary ]
of Cambridge should rout the crim
son of Indiana.
Cornell and Columbia will renew
their ancient rivalry nt Ithaca with
! the odds slightly favoring lh„* cor
; noil eleven which gave evidence of •
a great potential strength against |
l i l L U L U I i r U L I I L l l ipnnceton last week. Columbia has j
_
a well coechid nler
^
-------At my and tre unhe
Coach Wheichell
rttiportnnt ClashesAre OnTnp eleven .should develop
For Saturday Afternoon In derfi: toot ball in tn
Through Final
Various Parts Of Q u n trry ;
Tech Will Play Notre Dame
pf>,T1t xyi,h t]w '
1,1
v' V l.
l*uis(.harj{es
Workout On
Municipal Field; Hajjnn To
Play For P atteno n At Half
CHURCHWELL]
A fter time when ho cjii tiv out Ms own
/a lte r theories and iilaas concerning the
(CBivc. nrwi now* I’m to have my
»»vnr
li<-« a pared the usual fate of
a fadin. • •tc.an who slips down the
hi: (’ball • a' until the land lot
!» j - n.uni'i- c him ,t» all parts of the
f *•*, t>. no goes it* tho InternnIn -.1 I...... . no: as a hired hand
but ,.s manager of the Newark
I;, - next, seasi n.
\ t\V’> yen'* eon tract h^s be-n
vi
contingent upon ihe othe’
m . . • t-.igur dubs waiving on hi
' •• Tiie waiving is expected
a nieie formality, for it is pro
b a l!> afe to say that no major
It
i pel orm?’ ever loft the big
s'v.-.v v. :.ii more sincere wishes for
sun*’ men ihn e n cco m p i'.'.u g
■<>id I’.utniev." \ o announcement
i to salary, hut i- i
I ’ "’d W alter's contract w.
I*a i Ib'iek, the Newark owm
I ‘ ’r $20.non annually.
\\ il *•r sr.id today he expert
' pLyuig-inanuger, tha
* d take • :i -urn in the b<
'
u it piea-i s h rn to do so.
I cxuirt- to do plenty o f pitch
has
fb in'"’'.
U dter wr.und up his big league
..... . ,n a bias.’ of glory. True,
Sanford's h i 'h -ehool grid Mpi.ul
NEW YORK. Oct. 28,—Top notch
rs v«*nr wa? r.n unsatisfactory
went through 8»;r f ;nal practice
games bedeck tomorrow’s football
>• ! >r the veteran, but it was Ms
session thi iittemoon ur>d«»r \.l «•
card despite the fact thnt for many
ng in 1U24 and 1025 th at
eye of Cone'n Hugh Wheichell l'o;teams th? day will be one of com••■ighi i wo conspeutive pennants
the
game
her*,
with
St.
Cloud
to
p^ptive rest between the drive for
he Washington club. A broken
the critical October battles and the . Princeton should have a mild morrow aft rnoon ul 3:30 o’clock.
_ > ii!y in th* season kept tbp Big
illiam it
campaign for the all important week end entettaining
Couch Whelc* ell announced there
n t e on the bench through most.
Mary at Princeton, but Brown would !»• «nlv one change in the
NfWember climatic events.
It • season’s p!uy.
may
expect
squalls
and
maybe
Yale and Dartmouth will struggle
lineup. Hagen w il be substituted
‘ ‘’••re is u gt.O'l deal of sentiNew
•
woree
in
Hi
engagement
with
for Patterson a' one of the halve
fa r supremacy in th? bowl nt.
, onriopte.l wi*h nr* purch-ise
temple
university
at
providence.
Haven in a game that promises
The remainder of -.h-. team will b"
V 'w ark Huh, “ .'aid I’a jl
Hattie
lines
are
closely
drawn
ini
to be played before nnother record !
identical with the one w! ich de
'h<* owner," :m 1 rmw that
lh;
Notre
Pame-Geoi
gin
tech
breaking crowd of 80.000 but this
feated Mmtn Venle last Sa.urdav.
lohm.on i« nsseriat.d with
vrtll not be the East s only big i clash with sentiment ubmc making 21 to n.
in more than pieu .e l. I i i"the
fighting
irish
a
favorite.
Geor
game for the Navy.Pennsylvnnia .
Cupt. Maxwell . !l be shifted
Wali.cc Johr,..
on of he
crash at Philadelphia before a n - , gia tech s the golden tornado of fmm hnlf *o m iarter ami Hcrgin»
in
h irn c e is • . cr id ’ru.tied
otht-r tinny of 75,000 w.H hold i.id and s expected to irovvd Votrs- w il tak" , •
h. u'si.ion a t half
• •• gnm r.”
Iiunn to tile unit.
equal attraction.
Slomoft w II be back in bis obi bi'T'
Alii.iigan tile only luiilcfeated, at lull, iiansell will
a t ceote .
Notre Datne and Georgia Tech
will he top-liners in the west be- .u n tied and nr«coren ,u eleven the Mille. and Vaneev a. the tackle'
fqre a crowd of :J5,000 to s« noth- .length and breadth of Cue lane will
Illinois game
sa\ in keen its siale clean in th •
ing of the Michigan
.........
a t ;L" rbana, the Ohio Stnte-Chicngo nrnual eli'sb with lliin.i it I'rb -I
cfirltest «i Chicng' i, th*' Syraej.se- m u, the ilbni l< then vin..ry over
Nebraska incrsection clash iii I.in- port hweatern iast week showed, fmigh
Me Laujin’s
coin and the Groat California that Zuppke has another
of lbs
Irvi
ders-Opt rnielrist
■ l h. -a >1 " a 'i d I expect to stn
Southern California enronn er at courageous tram s.
■
i...
n.iii
Twe
i.y
vears
is
a
lot.
Berkeley.
Diamond Mounting
Ohio state \v;Jt strive to «nve
'• ti. ........... . of a man's |,iv
Never in the long history of something from the wp-etage of
Fntfravlnft
• ' 1 ■'* given them •
Dnrimouth-Ynls gumv has the i t ^ early si ason record i*' the ex
•;i
t»
Watch
Repairing
gieeu ,-eiit an eleven to New Haven . m se 'if Chicago which, with two
i fei 1 I !. v more about hast
with brighter prospects of victory ; I’fcii rvi victories and a triumph
I .; i lliau .i i at anything el'e . I
thftn tho.-e entertained by this over Penn ylvaj;i to its ciedit, is S. f 'f . O C P --C on tra ils
c •• ' "'iV'
I'd unit, hut I dm
year’s eleven with its gr'.nt back fidiuj. hieh i (| the tic t o ' a pros. bi.iltbrg road b.'tv.e# n
"L* ' e I 1 ild I i g- t ' into .• .
i le Id stare—Myles I.uric and Bob I i r i v Wiivl .
ami St. l loud making
• I- h • 1rilT. and I sapp .
Mncphinl—primed to de battle with
Minnesota ami Wismnsin, both oughfore Hi feet wide
•
'I
d
e
m
haines;. like the ri i
tUCO Caldwell, the scoring ace of exci llent t< an s despite unexpected
<f ’*e n’d no r i.
Arrhitcct
e blue ehven. Plnying diam eter- ••otbe ks, stage tin ir annual battle
looking forward to a |o .
First Niit'l. Bunk Illdg
Itally opposed types of football, nt Minneanolis with Minnesota a Will met! at Knoxville. Roth Van id'"I'm
i u e managing ihe It :,
Sanford. Fin.
Uavtmou'h will rely on its power
d<- lull -iml rcruies.see shoubl win hivei , ba.sebnll pl.iver dream s of ; ..
ful attack as against Yule’s splend favorite. Iowa plays Fred Pnwi d defensive play spllenicnted : i n's universitv of Denver teum at
ffy the over active Culdwell on the I Iowe city while Iowa state eiuuninnfleiudve. If anything, the gr*en t«*r.s the Kansas aggie-, at An -s.
appears to fold a slight atlvantn-re. I The Nebraska Syrum -e game
hold- ihe a ll rai-lion of the Mis
Pennsylvania fnee--, the powerful souri
di-.triet. Nebra -ka hat
ndvy team everything to guin nnd a habitvalley
rising to great beigh’s
nothing much to lose. Victory over ot it- in of
te r ici'tiniial battles ami althe middle", will once inor- rev tfe
tb-"igll Syraetl e b.i- i,lit* of ihe
tlfb Quakers to some measure of •iroiigi*«t
tea in--, tit t leceol bisfosthall prestige while defeat can lt,i j a vieinry for tlm i » iiihitskera
hird ly i)ink ihein deeper. Navy
lufig'-ver, must win to miiinlpin It., W O illtl l l t i l i e l l l i e X | i e e | e t l .
phlce, put m aterially weakened by ! .Missouri will play Noribwestern
tb'e defeat ii sustained at the hands ul Kvmuistnn ami N'o^ I'wtutlent
li"uld win ib cisfely .
o f Notre Dame.
.
In the South. Ttilnne und tho un
contains DRIED KUTTKRMILK and a (om plet
;H arvard tackles Indiana in Us defeate 11 Gear'Mu eleven coma to
second interact tionnl battle of the gether ai New Orleans, with
Mineral. Hens fed on this mash have an increa:
campaign. Pat Page, old time Chi Georgia having ihe ulgo. l.oui'ium
good health and give a high production of quality
cago star has developed a good Stni ■ also unbeaten, engaged Arteam at Indiana hut the best it h,w i Kansas a t Shreveport, while Ala
hatchability of the eggs is also increased.
doA?
in the conference
in two Vrars ha mu anil the Missinsipni Aggies
.
.................L” Vi 1 i M,nnes(,t*i on a duv [Hash a t Tu-eal.... a. Vanderbilt
Jnert the Gophers wore admittedly HP,| Kentucky will play at N’nshun ! ,s n ‘*r ’»r'l villi- and Tenn-ssee anti Virginia
J C - I L ** *Un^ , t,° loJwer 'ivp.hs | will meet «r Knoxville. Both VanPhone 91—Cor. Elm Avc. and Commercial Street, Sanford, Fla
than seems possible, the crimson derhilt and Tennessee and Virginia
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Also very highest grade flours.
24Lbs
High Grade Poultry Feeds.
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l i l t : S A N F O R D HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 39. 1927.
PACE TWO
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IN COUNTY C O U R T , S E M IN O L U
t Oil S tove.
COUNTY A N D 8 T A T K O F F L O R I
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I M o to r lb »l Ft} W h o -l
p. q P O R T E R , D e f e n d a n t .
I C a r d e n R o se,
Rood C ilitrit; Rond Son.
SU IT F O R R E N T
t S p r a y (Jan.
.
Thankful? Very.
I
I r o n B o a rd .
CITATION
I II,ik H e a t e r .
TO WHOM IT MAY- C O N C E R N :
To Kill Gorillas.
I O pen lim it M otor.
NOTIC E 1» h e r e b y irivert d « t
3 It.,x K i t c h e n U tensil*.
(•lannini Method*.
i:y<lrr and by v i r t u e o f a w r i t o f ,
I
S m a ll Rox A- C o n te n t* .
ex e c u tio n Is su e d o u t o f ih«* C o u n t v ;
Ilj
A rth u r Itrlib n n e
I Itoal A nch o r.
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I lid I l A) Red S lats.
upon * c e rta in J u d g m e n t reco v ered
3 m il. <*l Red Rill's.
in n r r r t a l n c a u s e In said C o u n t y
I
Ho» t ' r o c k e r y .
3. DAVIS WARFIELD, head of C o u r t of S e m i n o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a ,
I U nion,
the heahoard Air L an e, a n a d m l r - w h e re in D avid B. L e v y w a s p l a i n t i f f
! II,II K i t c h e n U tensils,
a m i S tj P o r t e r w a s d e f e n d a n t , a n d
a o i e worker i»,r his c o u n t r y , waa w h e r e in th e p l a i n t i f f r e c o v e r e d 11
1 H and T runk
l A n r hr, t C hain
Judicmrnt In t h e s u m o f tlT5.nO. n o d
buried vestertlav in Baltimore.
I AA’u s h fboird
th e s u m o f $11.51. I h a v e
His lite oi e n e r g e t i c w o r k ami levied Inupon
a
Red S p rit,* *
a n d w ill s ell fo r r u s h -tl
li Red E n d s
building earned t n e r e s p e c t and th . Court H o u s e d o o r In t h e C o u n t}
1 L a r a - Itov
g r a t i t u d e o f hia
te llo w
citizens. o f Seminole. S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , o n
2 E lectric Funs
Mondav. N o v e m b e r 7 th , .A. D. If*27 .
And tney learn w i t h a d m i r a t i o n b e tw e e n th e h o u r s o f e l e v e n o ' c lo c k 1 3 M i r r o r s .
A C o ,l i e ,u s
the use to which e a a lelt ia f o r t ,\ tl und t w o o’c lo c k I \ M. t h e f<>|.* 1I Tttll
t l r a s e Hn«*k
i,,w ins d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y of S. Q. j
u n e ot s e v e r a l m i l l i o n s .
ue
Pro ter. t v v I t :
i I1 CKai nt ceh eSn. a ill.tu
e . t St C h a i r
r he monev wm he used to found
1 Small P l a n o ,
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t
a n d liest Id d d e r
t
h
e
I,
la
he
to
- D ressers.
a lionie [or dependent aged women,
ucl, sale.
I S e n ln ir M ach in e,
in n -mory of Warfield a mother,
I 'u r c l u i s e r to |, m f o r lu l l of Sal
n lloves * C o n t e n t s ,
D A T E D t u t h e r 7th. 1*27.
wno died many year* ago.
l Fnliilna t . e s f K i t c h e n T.-,h|e
C M HAND
l .tlatresses.
S h e r i f f of S e m i n o le C o u n tv . I I
Small - r e n t e r t a b l e s
IAS. Ii. S I I A R . 'N Ml
A PROCLAMATION BY th e! I Ijird Can.
AAtorno} f o r P l n l n t t f f ,
I'leaideni fixes Nov. 24 as T h an k s-' I T ru n k s .
t ' o n x o le u m R u g s .
giving day and mentions some
7 Sms,II Hook S h e lv e s
mintr* for which we should be
i Ituw*.
| i inini! C h a i n .
thankful, si'ch as “ greater know
I . i t II II. Ilnoda.
ledge oi the hfgher values of life"
I , | r • - s e r I,use.
ami “advancement in our physical j I u a r d r.ibe.
i c b . i r i e F lo o r L u m p
well liemg."
1 Cellar C hest.
It may also he mentioned ta t we 1 T Rockers
Architect
I l ,|| H e a l e r
„
are si ill out of the league of nat
| | ».dl till**}
First
N
at’l. Bank Bltlg.
ions; prosperity continues, high
t pon-li Svrlnx. ,
Sanford,
Fla.
I
T
,
bore,
wages haven’t gone down while tne •
t
Mirror
F
r
a
m
e
.
ease oi living bus gone down.
A Tired Y oung Man
The Sanford Herald
A s Brisbane Sees It
P a k llik H
r t f r r ■ ftrrn o o n M f f p i
B andar at k i» (« 4 , F ltrlk a
t M W aC T nlla * » » ■ • *
Colonel Chnrles Lindbergh, the moat talked of man in
the world today, has finished his tour of the country in the
tlK lP m l
m
arro n t
r la .a m aM et
interests of aviation. He is back in New York after a trip
O r l n K e r 37. I l l * , a t t h e I 'o a t n f M e e
With the
a t a a n fn rit.
F lo rid a
n i a d e r a e t #r.that consumed all the summer and p art of the fall.
t'a n * r e a a
a f M a rrh 8 IN K .
completion of his work as spokesman for the gospel of avia
$ I t'o i.I.A M ) |„ H R . l t _ Z .
F . I M T O R tion, the young flier is ready to retire to private life, to for
B . IIO W A Itll IlFH fJ
. B 1 \* H E R
t : \ t t i . i : t: jo A F .a
n t u i i u E d i t o r get the public and have the public forget him.
During his trip. Colonel Lindbergh delivered a hundred
• r n ir n iP T in x H A T E i
Owe Y e n r
_
B it t i e a t k a
I 1 M and forty-seven pleas for the cause he loves, visited fortyT h re e M o n th .
• 1.73
M.I3 eight states and eightv-two cities. He attended sixty-nine
(ii U» C a r r i e r p e r AVeeV
•3.00 dinners, rode in twelve hundred and eighty-five miles of parStiV' I V e e k l p e d i t i o n p e r V e a r
lades and was seen by thirty million people. The young airT h e H e r a l d . s»«f*rd'« pi».„r
Iin p e r.'-tu h a rrlh e a
to
t h e I n t e r n a I man flew* twenty-two thousand,
three hundred and fifty
l l n n a l N e a t B ert-lee r e e e l t l a a f r o m
and all of that dis
Ih la.. a i t p e r l n r . n e tt a
o r a a a l a a t l a n .miles in.two hundred and sixty hours,
f n r a ' r th n n a n n d ito r d a dally e n t e r tance
was
traversed
in
his
historical
machine,
the “Spirit Of
In* a ll th e lead ln * e v e a la of th e e n
t i r e w o r l d . T h e I. 3. a. la r a p e e l a l . St. Louis."
It
e fflrlrn t
In
F lo rid a
and
Ha
n t n n a e r o f h a n d l l a * i t n l e a e w a la
Colonel Lindbergh’s aerial tour was made under the aust t l l h n t i l e i | n n I.
piciesi of, the Daniel Guggenheim Fund from which he also
T h e l l e r n l i l l a ■ m e m b e r •>( t h e received his salary.
His speeches to the public were con
.A m i l l l l t i r e n u o f f i r m In I l o n a . « ■
■r I n t r r n n t l o n n l t - a o r t a l t u n
of
I*■ H- fined to appeals for airports and support of the air mail ser
l l a h e r a , A<l« e r l l a e r a . a n d A d v e r t l a l n *
Despite the strain of his extensive tour and the cease. 11 A » e n l a w h ir l,
re ,|iilre u
eneh
P a h . vice.
iiaher
wirmbe,
in
auhmii
«•
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]ess
hand-shaking
which he had to endure, Colonel Lindbergh
fliiir«iirirli
it m l lit
«»f
mu hater I p i I o n *
was found to he in excellent physical trim when he completed
ir
I * In w r i t e r it* % r r l f > n h a u l u t r l f
fill «*ln IrrtM »i| r l r e t a i n I I o n U m w r i t m
his journey.
f c u n e M i (m m I l i e mm m u ( h o d * .
Asked what he intends to do in the future, the trans
SATURDAY OCT., 29, 1927
ocean flier told a correspondent in Philadelphia, "That I don’t
m 4 / — KHr tIiKH e iIIt i Kf Ui nA Mr i Pl jf t uMHO(;ilA>l
know. I am going to New York. .There I’ll look over my
nit e n u u l f i d *
titln l*»i r u t I mi,
mail and decide." Whatever the young airm an plans to do,
i ? 2,— kleejN-r t v u l r r m u l e l» j i r k n o n lllle.
the public should leave him alone now.. He is very tired and
Xs— ( h i m I r u t ’lli*(i u f m i . Ji»lt um I n d i a n
weary
of the big demonstrations that have been tendered
, , It I • r r f ii n n I.
We may well praise the Lord, j
* - l e — I n n iik t i m l I n n
of
m n tfe ly - P u f
him.
He wants privacy and a chance to he an ordinary citi for w e are teuriudy and wonder* a k » » i«
u p W r e It."
xi R.— A t i * i i i , n i l n g i*f I*•«11«i 1hk Pr e - zen once more.
The nation should grant his wishes.
fully fortunate.
1 i f n w i— Im iiara
n p irln m l
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lieu mml MMi«ter*i hnepltnl.
Our State University At Gainesville
The university Of Moridn, known rs the baby university
JJIH I.E VEit3E FOB TODAY
of the South, a p p e a r s to be e m b a r k e d on one* of tho greatest
TIIK KTKKNAL KING:—Say years in its history. With an enrollment of approximately
t'C.
among the heathen that the Lord
* * n-igneth: the world also shall be es two thousand students, the institution at Gainesville shows
tablished that it shall not be mnv- a considerable increase in uttendence over last year. Not only
3 *,*ed: He shull judge the people right-! th is , but new courses have been added and the corps of in1-w.oously. Psalm !10: 10.
j strnetors has been materially increased.
%^ PRAYER: () Thou righteous
The University of. Flot illa should be a source of pride to
ji|\ Judge, may Thy judgment of us
be in Christ the righteous one.
every citizen of the state.. Despite the fact that it is scarcely
As (hetniarket place of the com -1 estate business of the country
munitjf'the a d v e r t i n g columns of I discovered its most powerful ally,
the newspaper do save time for L
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the shopper; they do lower prices I niw ",lu|>t‘r
the only
to the ultimate consumer; they i,aitthods of attrncivo prospects
do insure morn business und more j wore "F or Sale" signs on the
Income for th* merchant.
Yet j property nnd n real estate agents
slgnificient as these services ure, ] shing'e over the office door. Propnewspaper
advertising
yielda ertiea were on view to only the
even greater values which, while limited number who passed by.
ultimately social in th eir outcome, | Business picked up ns soon ns it
are founded upon ai firm economic occurred to the realtors thatiw hile
basis.
all newspaper readers arc not In
For example, the stren g th of the maket for real estate ore news
the United States as a world n at paper readers. (If they cannot
ion admittedly ■ founded largely read they get someone *to rend the
upon the fact th at it la a nation of real estate ads for them.) News
home owners. Ht. P etersburg is a paper advertising is selling more
city io particularly substantial real estate than is sold by real
in all respects because it lv $ art!- pstate agents. It s the common
cularly u city of home owner*. ground uuon which buyer, seller
And the people of S t. Petersburg and middleman meet.
know,.as no d o u b M very large
So, aside from contributing
portion of those of o u r country ut materially to the development of
large know, that home owning in this important business activity,
:hlw city nnd in the nation Is In the newnpaper has likewise given
large measure due to the persis mpetus to one of the g n a t stabiliz
tence with which’ the desire of ing influences in America social
home ownership as been stim ulated life—home ownership.
by nwipaper* and through their
•dvertlaing columns.*
Perhaps the women aviators
- It was b u t'a few years ago th a t are so successful because they
{n Ic“ n ta ^ no more different a in
Petersburg,
moved slowly | than the plain males.
lung in a succession of individual i
^ Q f t m w d t d transaction*, until j The British arm y U going back
l X re‘Uoata' ace?
y l the. old days
before
'have better luck
time.
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Sanford
Prescriptions Filled
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UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT
For treatm ent of King Worms, Jiggers snd nny ikin
Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by tho
UNION PHARMACY
Phon«
S E R V IC E
Quality
MISS ALICE O'BRIEN,
Chicago, Illinois
A SH LEY P. HAGGARD
District
E N G IN E E R
n.
Masonic Bldg-. Tel. 711—
K K ? iy c v s K r s r s y s » » rsys
A
with n
THE STATE OF Illinois cannot
I quite make up Uh mind to hang u
W oman. Mrs. Cannier, who wu* to
have been hung yesterday, learns
th u t the ceremony is postponed for
one week. Illinois has never hang
ed n woman, and nhould not be
gin in 1027,
Anybody who believes thnt chok- 'J
ing a woman to death at the end
of a rope will help soceity or dis
courage crim e is not much more
intelligent than the person strang
led.
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MOVING
PICTURES
WILL
make education pleasant for child
ren, and enable them to learn in a
month more than they can learn
now in a year.
H igher wages, with many luxur
ies unknown to w orkers of other
days begin to make industry a t
tractive. But it ia only a beginn
ing. The next step will be an end
of horrible monotony in work, and
dreadflil u n c e rtain ty as to the
future.
Editor The Herald.
"D ear Sir:
"R egarding an article in your
recent pfper, I plainly toty your
reporter th a t I had nothing for
publication aa I hod ju st reached
home and knew nothing about the
Sanford crop. A nything laid was
whoHv hia own mind regarding San
fn-T conditions. I ask you to make
' !;U correction, aa I do not mean to
be iqiaquoted regarding the San
ford ncelery
U i* . erop.
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Clothes of Today
A t Prices That Please!
A THOROUGHLY modern man likes to know that
his Suit and Coat are not only carefully made and well
fitting, but th at they are absolutely up-to-date. Yowell
patrons alw ays hpve that assurance. The knowledge of
being correctly outfitted is a source of satisfaction to
progressive men who come here.
The.
SUITS
The
O’COATS
$35.00 To $50.00
$25.00 To $ 5 0 .0 0 '
DARK colored worrateds, caaimeres, serges, and cheviots in
the notch lapel and 18-inch
trouser.
LOOSE-HANGING,
informal
garments that permit of com
fort but not of cold.
Easy,
good-looking coats of the sort
they wear well.
...
A-A ,
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Act«
AMERICAN ENGINEERING
SURVEYING & MAP
COMPANY
li,h Either, “ble to do as she
million.
ST. PETERSBURG TIMES
First
‘ The Friendly Drug St
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KVKRY PROSPECT PLEASES.
Foreigners buy from uh, although
our money is high in value?
In Septt other we exported 33,748,
OlU bushels u? wheat, 10,048,000
bushels more than
September,
1020. We got, this year, $13,95f>,
00(1 more than for last year’s Sep
tember wheat exports.
We should he grateful for our
blessings.
pleases, wants “to hour African
moore than twenty years old, the institution’s fame has gone drums
vibrating through the tro p
far beyond the borders of the state as evidenced by the large ical Congo," and see "the weird
enrollment of students representing other states.
Not only ceremonies of an African witch
has the unive.xity many students from nearby states hut also doclm ."
M o s t interesting, the young girt
has large representation from states in the east and middle thinks
she is going to kill gorillus.
u
west.-This fact is gratifying and is a tribute to the efficient
administration of Dr. 1). A. Murphree president of the uni THAT A YOUNG Kin
girl should S
versity.
want to kill gorillu is not unusual, *
we should shudder if we heard j ^
Now the smoke
Concerning the University of Florida, the Jacksonville hut
Has faded away
tin t n young gorilla girl was com- S
m“m ••
Times-Union adds its praises. The Jacksonville newspaper in ing north to kill human girls.
And many blokes
Have contributed;
a recent editorial commented on the school ns follows.
Miss O'Brien, of course will not "
If they assert
really kill any gorilla.
L o o k in g ."
"It
is
interesting
to
find
that
a
comparatively
new
course
w i They didn’t get
into the dark, strnnge face, she "
established
at
the
university
has
the
second
largest
regis
Their just deserts
, u!d not shoot. She will visit King J™
tration—that of the college of commerce and journalism, with Mttxinga, last f many African pot- l
They're off in the upper ■tory.
>v r
337 students. The collexe of arts and sciences leads all the i m ates, seven feet two inches tall. Jj
The pitchers had
__ ____
rest with GDI students, ranging along from
29fi___
for________
the engin- i ic*U hnndsnie, with 23 wives—no*.
Curves and curves
«»,
Ami finm duty
curing school umt 248 for teaching, 220 fo r law, 121 on agri-'
'n ths‘« plimalcNever swerved.
j i
culture
and
160
in
pharmacy
there
is
already
a
total
shown
TI1B
PaWKitKUL BANK m
- 4 it* One iota;
of
1,921,
anti
information
at
hand
to
account
for
about
fifty
1
jtaiy
hr.ncl»
to its stockholders »
How the deuce
U
•more
to
go
in
as
special
students
in
various
schools.
T
h
e
,
dividend
of
3oo
ino shares.
Two 1
Can he give ubtiso
WiiBn ho bought fun, and got I senior class has already 283 students and the juniors mim-| hundrul and fifty thou«and other
it?—Bradenton Herald. ( her 338. There ares543 aophmores and 790 first yenr men
r ,hnriJ wil* b* 'dferod to ■todthold‘
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c is ut S180 a shme, und the Bancit - 1
The clean up campaign is going!
‘‘In equipment and arrangements tne university is pre- aly Corporation will htiy 260,000
dyer with n bang.—Titusville* pared
to do ...
good
work betweeen now and June, 1928, and ev thurus nt the sunt tv price. The
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S jjJ Star-Ailvocate. So’s ours.
erything points to a mo.st .successful vear.
Additions and Giannini brothers with th eir '106
-----------o ---------improvements accomplished during the past two years mnkei •1|ffern‘!* branch bunk# n Calif or^ The old ouken bucket is about to for better accomodation of students, and there should be n« i " it’ th^Lunto^nrv ’ teJcMng nia
- be replaced by the old time still.—
excuse for any laxity in interest or accomplishment. The fashioned finnniit* some new metht The Crc.ccnt City Journal.
faculty Is up to the high standard expected in such an insti- «!»■
----------- o----------IX Lindbergh ever m arries and tution and the possiliilities for good and effective work are
JACK DEMPSEY, WHO fights
*
wife locks hint out. he should splendid.
B in*
r r tl lives to fight another tiny, I
worry. He has the keys to nearly
"Already the university is getting some excellent publi ti)n t' puy his manager, Mr. Flynn,
every city in the United States.—
city
.through
the achievements of the uthletic department. all he would like to because, says
Gainesville Sun.
This feature of college life is not discredited; neither is it al Mr. Dempsey, "I uni not making
------- 0—
;----big money und can't afford to give
The Tumpa Times is Up In the air lowed to interrfere in nnv way with the currying on of the them everything they want."
about the hospital question. That regular functions of the university..
Members of athletic
Dempsey made about $500,000 in
sounds fum iliar because i, seems teams are required to maintain their collegiate standards, 30 minutes the other day and will
th a t n t one ’Jm e we had an issue
and the enthusiasm th a t is noted regarding this or that ex soon make S500.IH)0t In 30 m ore!
about the same thing.
minutes or less niruin.
But you
cursion or trip to meet other student bodies in athletic con can't
---------o--------call that Idg money, for a
\i
T hat Boston man who proposes tests is found to stim ulate rather than detract from the reg "heavyw eight.’’
n great natural zoo fo r Florida ular work of the university.
mutt, have been reuding about one
"In a broad way the university is assisting hundreds of COME CLERGYMEN THAT
. of our candidates .for governor.— students who are not able to go to Gainsville.
The exten work very hurt! for ’sm aller pay
iw Orlando Keporter-R’jtr. Gee whiz,
b t inclined to quote:
sion
courses
carried
on
and
help
offered
in
all
sections
of the will"Now,
> 4 i y tha’- again.
In the names of nil the
state in many details of study and information nre acknow Gods nt once,
J,
—----- o--------The university
Upon whut meat doth this our
The Ijikit Worth Herald says ledged to be of splendid value to the neople.
Cuesnr feed,
\h a t long skirts showed
which is, in fact, doing all that such an institution could and shoiihl
he* is grown so g rea t?"
V'-* ,wuy the wind blew. Short skirts do towards assisting those who desire to learn.
Thd sever Thnt
Nevertheless, when you have be
IVfehow a lot more when the wind al important departments conducted at Gainesville nnd exten
et me accustomed to earning :t
.Is blowing—Tampa Tlm en Now
just for that, you can go to the sion work reaching all corners of, the state, are helping Flor million dollars in 30 minutes, it
ida to grow, properly and well."
is hard to be cut dow to half a
! » fobt of *.hc class. ,
ADVERTISING A N D HOME OWNERSH?
E.
Elton J Moughton
GIRLS KNOW THEIR RASEUALL
girls bottle
jf * When
On the basobail lot,
i(• •»** ’Tis often true
A sinister plot
Has b.en laid
As like us not
it, To get the public's money
----------- o----------The Fitting Suns of Rest seem
to be permanently located now on
Park Avenue near the F irst Natr ional Bunk and W estern Union. The
organization is a little perturbed
‘ over the manner in - which It wss
ousted front its farm er meeting
place.
---------o--------"C ity Promised Gas By Novem
ber 25," says headline in the S ara
sota Herald. Why doesn't the Sarasota paper stir up politics down
in th at section then it will have
plenty of natural gas to supply two
’ fT three Sarasota*.—Sanford HerWe have had an abundant
Ipply of political gas in DiLand
for sometime, but efforts over a
triod of years have failed to proa supply of useful fuel gas.—
)eLand News.
------o ---- -* The people who labor under the
ilon tliit race tracks bring proa
erity to Florida, might with profit
th e ex r*ct from the SanH erald in the editorial head"Indictm ents for Amos." This
reports thut th ; "busted"
linole County Bank had loaned
prom oters of the race track
Sanford fourteen thousand
TMa money, p u t into the
t by industrious people of Semi
county has gone up north and
sp en t'ere now on bootleggers,
d, gamblers. People who
track* bring money to
ailly. AH the* - ...... *
brings to
ay w ith l b n e e track
kve
LANEY’S
YO W ELL CO.
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\otial A n d Personal Activities
nice T elephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 85^-J
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ic ia s
Enjoyable Party W ith
Mrs. (Warner H ostess
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t
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im
l s«> k .'. . . .
in
u th a ii S ta r s
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N egro Resident
To B e Buried Sunday, wii u>deposit in the neat. Th*tj
O ld
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* latte r theory la nearer the mark
n . . , discovered recently by construct)]
Funeral services for Richard | _a .*bUnd*.
ar3 spying
,
_____ anu
on a
Allen, negro' resident of SanforJ He told an English acientHic i
for more than .15 years, will be ■ th a t he saw a cuckoo deposit
held a t St.. Paul's Baptist Church I egg by regurgitation, or cou|
tomorrow fct 1:30 o'clock.
| Up7
up. .The, jgboTc proccs?, foci
Alton, who tiled Wednesday, hus | th{J reraf/Va lt)f one of the egg*of a
at Variou* times heen caretaker of . roe(j w arbler, occupied only eight
zoo. a nurse at the seconds. The anatomy of the euckpo |
thee municipal
___ .
Plant System hospital nnd an em he say*, ia especially adapted for the J
ploye of the FernaM Hardware swallowing and coughing up of Ita^
Company. He Is survived by five eggs.
sons, ft daughter nnd a grandson.
Alleheld'spp
andnS oE i'hWa (
Too Late To Classify)
_
t
Mrs. W urt W. W arner entertain- j
ed most pleasantly a t bridge Fri- ,
afternoon a t her apartment*, at
SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE PARTY GIVEN day
the Valdes Hotel. The guests in
cluded tlw members of .the LottaBY D. A. R. IS DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR
iphnn Bridge Club and an ex tra taIhie of player}.
One of the largest as well ns merits „f hrivk ice cream
1 The rooms werp bright with numost enjoyable social affairs of | with whipiv i'cream
i rnerous Halloween novelties, bowls
of orange colored ‘flowers, nnd Jack
ernoon when
u nthe \ Sul
li lie Harrison jOn t-.i.h plate were favors of black o lanterns.
,
SATURDAY
Chapter N. S. D. A ft entertained [cats .landing ...» candy pedestals
Progressive bridge • was enjoy
>9 Ruth P w r w n and JUilia
'Vith orange ribbon ed during the afternoon and the
Repays Theft
Two solicitor* wnnte<i at once.
will entertain a t n Hoi- “ V Ui f " r.‘Ptn nt bri,iRe rarty at r ' ...... .
lh
^
,W
^
.,
i
,
^
F“«»
"f
these tiny ca,s were prize for highest, sdorc, an em
party at 8:00 o'clock at the
Salary to producers. Apply rtftdy |
The spacious club auditorium .!stamped with the word “ lucky” broidered vanity dresser act, was
An embezzler whose conscience to Wcrk Monday U A. M. 202*E. Jf
where tit.* tables had been placed and the person t„ whom they fell won by Mrs. J. B. Courier.
J*or
would not tot him alone in a new Firs, St.
,,Ut’ MONDAY
****'■
for play, was abloom with q u an tt-■were Kn.*n prizes.
Mrs. James having low score. Mrs. W alter
country amid strange scenes, trn« a » will entertain a t a tie s 'o f lovely autumn flowers uc- F. Hawkins received an ornamental Bach was consoled with a. s e t of
vel}d nil the way back from a gold
»‘en party at 8:30 o clock cent unplug the colors of orantte and ha.kei. Mr.. Walter Coleman w on ........*.
..........
,____
bridge .........
score pads.
Th?
cut p. tu e ,
*.
r J*
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mine in Canada to surrender to the
Old Masonic Hall over the green. Mnny black cats, w itches.n vase. Mrs George De Cot,e< wn< a deck of
brittle
cards,
fell
to
the
or bruige car
police
of
his
home
town,
MexAll Rebeccas, Odd Fellows and tother suggestions of the Hal- given «a* im
flower
M i s s Mar- lot of Mrs. M. Minitrflt*
Mi
“
ofi howl and Min*
*
Imrough, England. Charles Alfred
lr families are cordially in- loween season wore- used w ith ,ion Hand was presented a candy1 After the game, the tables were
TRUM AN
II?
Morris . miner, took enough of the
pleasing effect about the rooms.-1
room s.1dish.
■
1 Ut.i
laid with m-unuo
orange cuvers.
covers, and regold mine with him to pay back the.
Organ Club will meet a t
i e r t i l i z e r JI
Receiving the guests upon arriMrs John W. Mdisch, Jr., Mi . freshments of spiced apple salad,
$300 he had stolen ns trensure af a
clock at the church parlors vnl were: Mrs. John Lcnnnnii, re- K. M< Kenzie Davison, Miss Zo,- plum pudding topper! with whipped
club formed a year ago to bet on
CO#
[rs. J. C. Mitchell and Mrs. gent of the chapter, anti Mrs. It. E. Man-on, Miss Frances Dutton, anti i cream aad coffee were served by
! U - f
' 4 He
Fort as hostesses,
Tolar, finance chairman.
Mi.sa F.nmu* Reba .Munson, who the hostess assisted by her mother.
beps of the Azarian Class of
Enjoying
this
pretty
party
were:
The afternoon hours were quick-1 served refreshments wore most a l
Main OIttcc and* i l l
exsarynnd finding he was short the
st Baptist Church and their ly spent with games of progressive 1na tive Hallowe'en costumes whj
Mrs. Glenn E. McKay, Mrs. F. H a s Factory
11
necessary
suift
to
jvager
on
tho
ky Wight, Mrs. Jam es H uff, Mrs.
da will be entertained at a ' prize, scores for which were kept added much to the pretty scene,
ponies he fled. In Northern Ontario
Jacksonville, Fla. II,
’en p a r ty a t « o clock a t the on quaint Halloween tallies. After | The chapter wishua to extern Compton, Mrs. W. D. 'Holden, Mrs.
ha worked hard in a gold mine,
>f Mrs. W. C. DeCourscy 301 the usual number of progressions >thunks to ihe following business M. Minnrik, Mrs. Ellsworth llnrper,
saved enough to pay his way back
Local R oprcnsenia-lj
eighteenth Street.
y
o
U
’RE
potnjt
to
hear
about
Nuthalls
of
England
ever
s«
Mrs.
Chris
Mntthews.
Mrs.
Clif*
had been played, scores were co l-1firms for their generous donations:
TUESDAY
often
In
tennis
chatter
during
the
next
few
years.
Not
only
f.nd
Walker.
Mrs.
P
iM
.
King.
Mrs.
tive
|\
toctcd and prizes awarded. Miss An- Piggly-WigVly
Seminole Creamnote High School P aren t nip Hawkins, who held top score, . ry. Birdsong Ice Cream Co , Mi- ,t K, Courier and *Mra..Walter Bach. jl.'.My about Betty, already one of the best woman players ill the his trial the m agistrates bo
probation
for
12
him
over
on
is Assclation will meet a t received a framed colonial print. Lady's Shoppe, Coleman's Rin k
>.Id, but also about Molly nnd Thelma and Pat when they get s
clod: at the Seminole High Second prize, a magazine tack. Shop, Limey's Drug Co., Baggett's H o n °t Roll For.Lake
R bigger nnd older. , The three youngsters are excellent player* months.
C. U D E R B Y | |
faw, Britishers claim. The Nuthalls pictured here are Molly, Betty, I
went to Mrs. Victor Check, while Candy Shoppe nnd Ball Hnrdwiu-u I
Cuckoo's
Secret
Frolic 618. . U
d of Managers of the Wo- the low score prize n serving bask- ICo.
Mary School Is Given tkelnm and Pat, rending left lo right.
j y
•
Cluh will meet ut 10 o'clock et, fell to the lot of Mrs. John BenTlieiv were 25 tables of players !
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A widely known student of birds
Storage
?; j
club house.
der.
•
, in addition to u large number of
P.
F.
Bunyard,
thinks
!u*
has
solved
The Honor Roll of Lake Maty
Sanford
Feed
A
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WEDNESDAY
At the conclusion of the game, tea guests who enjoyed thi nti
the ancient controversy n.*v to
Public School for the month of
Supply Co,
Rft
e Turner Circle of the First the tables were cleared nnd refresh- usually delightful affair.
October
included
the
foilwing
t Church will meet with
, directly in the
small
students.
rien Steenstrom in Magnolia
Grade two, Eloise Lowe.
MISS DOROTHY HAINliS IS HOSTESS
Grade three.— M artha Henze,
THURSDAY
Mary
Stevens, Myrtle Braddook.
inole Chapter Number two
DELIGHTFUL HALLOWE’EN PARTY Troy Fischer
■ -* >\l
and Neil Fischer. ;
of Eastern S tar will meet
Grade four.—Lois
Ferguson,
0 o'clock at the Masonic
One of the most beautiful Hallo- Much amusement was caused by the Mary Tamm, Nellie Murkeson,
e'ert parties given In Sanford* in witch spinning contest, from which Raymond Anderson, nnd Raymond .
Bourget, until she finally retired
(Continued From Page I)
fch Side Prim ary School Parthe guests drew their fortunes and
expected to ha clothed front head at her hotel, Parisians cheered and
achcrs Association will meet some time was that of Friday even also tho number of their partners. Locke.
ing when Miss Dorothy Haines,
showed clearly th a t they thought
Grade five.—Ratio Hutchinson, to toe in the latest Paris style.
|j o'clock.
Another fortune g a m e was the elcnyoung
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Ruth was "Carm anto et Jolle."
Edith
Butterfield,
H
arriet
Brown;
“The
first
thing
1
am
going
to
FRIDAY
A. Haines, entertained n number of ro game, when bright futures wi n*
Immediately Ruth nnd Hnldcnum
lien Club will meet a t 10 her young friends a t iter home on told the guests. The ghost parade, Charles Ring, Fonda Dobson, W ill do is to buy myself a couple.of
feet
clear of the thousands massed
drosses.
iam
Musgrave,
Thelma
Lowe
and
at the Yacht Club.
ushered in by woirfl noises made byPark Avenue.
“ All my life I have been dreapi-’ to yelcoine them a t the flying
horns and tambourines was a grue-. James Cochran.
The grounds were lighted with some sight.
Grade six.— Blanche White, Iti\h ing of Paris and the beautiful field, they were rushed to the no
picturesque Hallowe'en lanterns. As
After the games and contests the Itelche, Dolly Fisher, and John thing. that gladden the heart of i tel Loti then, noting under the
the guests urrived they were greet guests were uhked into tire dining Brown,*
women that are made here.
i supposition that the Americans
ed by n receiving line of spooks. jroom for refreshments. The refresh
“ I am staying a week instead of j weru-leaving in the m orning, the
Grade seven.— Christine- Cole;
The attractive home was decorated ment table was lovely* in* its ap Dorothea Wyman and Paul King. leaving on the Mauretania to- welcoming committee began t4
i
with numerous bowls of orange- pointments, being laid with a hand
i am j rusli Miss Elder and her companion
Grade eight.— Dessio Singletary, morrow ns I had expected.
colored marigolds and cosntus. On some cloth and centered with the Hesba Touchstone, Charles Wit It* going to buy the pretty things 1 through the rest of the prepared
the walls were panels of orange em- large birthday cake iced in choco akcr and Otto Hutchinson.
program.
have wanted all my life.
Lytell, who stars in Colum- bellblfcd with black cats and owls. late and topped with tiny orange
EVERY NEED in
At the dinner given her by the
“ I love the French people. They
Grade nine.— Neita Sntithi - ,
Wares' production,
"Alias j From conspicuous places were sus- tapers. Placed at either side were
Roods in wool, silk nnd
French flying men, Ruth literally
are
wonderful
and
their
reception
e Wolf," shown ut Hie; pt.nj C(j black cats and other novel silver candle sticks holding lighted
is more than I Aver dreamed of. “brought down the house" with a
gingham material for yro-'
Theatre is playing a role features. In unexpected places were jurunb . tll‘, rs. At intervals were Community Party Is
I am sorry that the flight ended spceih in which she thanked every
man,
misn and child; at
to play in real life. When ghosts
• - and. .other
.
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1
weird creatures, j orange and black compotes filled
it did as I wanted U> prove one for the kindness shown her
i stage nctor jn Snn F ran The lights were shaded with large wjth nuts and candles. • RefreshStaged A t Osceola where
prices
that save you tine- !
to the world that a woman could and added, "I feel .hat l do not de
ce years ngo, he was a Jack o’lanterns nnd cust an «ery meats of orange sherbet and indi
third
to
one-half
serve half of it, but my heart goys
do—
if
not
ns
good
asLindbergh,
ritad of H arry Scott, fnm- glow over the scene.
Pi
vidual chocolate cakes were served
put to you."
*
Osceola
celebrated
Ilnllow
een
since
one
can
do
better—at
'lea
st
wipaper reported who solvThe evening hours were m errily by the host call assisted by her par
Then M inister' Bokanowski, an
Durant m urder ease nnd spent in games and contests of all ents. Eac h ch ^ l was given a cun Inst night with a community p a ^ y nlmost us goad."' •
ut Utf school house.
Follow jig
If Ruth thought the French peo swered Miss Elder and saidr “To
mysteries.
Lyvell f,^ clllkjndH. Several novel .featores'Wflre ning favor of an orange basket sur- uorigs. red'*tIona nnd the nwa#d- ple were wonderful, the French every Frenchman, ymir valorous
>u
d with Seott on his «1'«'(tn-fX roducrd, such us the McGinty ntounted with tiny* black owls, and ing oX.pri/.sa for the best costuthes ipeople
iwrtiiitily .i returned'-the flight.exem pU fjcs ...the spirit of
stunt tend pinning on thi> features filled with chocolate almonds.
worn by men, women, boys nhd compliment. Front the moment youth so typical of America. Like
HI likes mystery drnntas and of the Jack o lantern. The prizes
tit.
There were f>0 young guests ut- girls, bonfires were built in the the first crowd greeted her as she Lindgergh, Chamberlin and Byril
J plays ami is keenly interest- for the' latter were won by Christine tepding this affair, each wearing a open.
'
, a stopped from her plane a t Lc you can’e to FrurtCe ns an emissary
|erimino!ogy. He has m aster- Stoudcnmire nnd Wallace Phillips. fancy dress costume.
All sorts of outdoor games were
of good will.
* *
science of finger printing
plaved under the direction of C.
“ As the father of French aviaK
ings
Daughters
Give
crtillon measurements, u n d e ri»—— -■— — ----------------------------~
54 in. all wool JERSEY. All colors. ,
D. Wolfe, director of the Seminole
n
,
n
,
n r - , , tion, I believe I have the right tg
County
Y.
M.
C.
A.,
a
fte
r
which
re
Hallo
we
onl
arty
W
ltH
ik
iB
s
the
world'*
first
daughter
of
C tL t1 Sanford Garden Club Kindergarten Pupils freshments were served.
*£2.25 Yd.
l»r crook portrayals, “ It’s a
Entertained
Friday
Will
Meet
On
Friday
Miss
McKim,
Hostess
V
1
„
„„
54 in. all wool light-w eight FLANNEI*
1 idea to know ubout crooks
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Robson and
brow
evoked
the
uudiences
whole*
At
Hallowe'en
Party
Irtectives to portray them ,” is
$3.50 Yd.
Me mix rs of the Kings Daughters hearted applause.
baby of Orlando spent Friday in
The Garden Club will hold a
ll’s sound reasoning,
Hanford visiung relatives and Class of the Methodist church gave
meeting
Friday
morning
at
10
All wool 54 in. KASHIA
blt-canorsi
adm. ... x.
An unusually attractive as well
*1 a most enjoyable Hallowe’en party
I“Alias the .Lone Woilf," the o’clock a t the Yacht Club. There nr enjoyable Hallowe'en progrimf f r t e h d r ,.* ' '
------Thursday ni^ht a t the home of Miss
$3.50 Yd.
It of the Louis Joseph Vance will be no individual notices sent was presented Friday morning by
Alice Gooding McKini. The affair
to
members
for
this
meeting:
’
...
and
J^Irs.
,S.
A.
S*.j»plet«n
Mr. / ^ d J^lrs.
|i* Wolf" tttos, Lytell makes
the children of the kindergarten
The subject for the meeting will ut vhe South Hide Primary School and bauy„Jiave returned to Sanford was declared a success from every
of this knowledge us ho did
ent of the Rear under the direction of the teacher, a fter spenditfL* some time in Doth standpoint.
/■ii
“ tome Wolf," vhc first of be the “Treatm
The house was beautifully decor
Tin.
stories, then later in 4 ‘The ] Garden." The discussion
discussion will be Miss Tressltj McRae. Quite a large an, Ala.
ated and the numerous ghosts,
Wolf Returns."
(led by Mrs. Edward I. Marked uudince of mothers and interested
black cats and witches in shadowy
. Lytell scored such a success and will center upon three I,0,nts*(friends attended.
W. A. Adunts and Sam Fleischpr places, nnd Jack o lunternx, e d i t
wore union it vhose from Snnfoftl ed a 'tru e Hallowe’en atmosphere.
fe first two Vance tales vhat Service, Beauty and Enjoyment o f| The prt)tfTam jin full covered:
| Seng' Good Morning," by the attending thefoothnll
abia officials regarded him as tho family.
gnnic at The masked guests wore a variety
40 in. Crepe SATINS.
bnly logical sta r for the third The meeting Is for members *"ny,cjUrtaif attractive a* well us urutesque
the University of Florida.
and under the direction of the d is-1 |{ewj|njrf ~0juli Ban, Blnck
All'Colors
h Wolf" Story.
costumes.
There was uvuried program of
tribution committee, there will be Sheep", Sara Jeanette Chittenden.
Miss Emily Friffin left S atur
$2.50 to $3.50
a contest for the best arrangement
day morning for Gainesville where Hallowe'en games, sonvu old und
Song, “ Little Bo Beep.,, class.
of flowers in baskets or other con
The Churches
Reading- “ L'-itlo Miss Muffett", she will attend Home-comng at some now. A trip through the
chamber of horror*,. wus a truly
MINGTOY CREPE
tainer.!. F.ueh exhibitor is suppos Jimmie Leo Reiiaud.
Paying: for
tlic University of Florida.
gruesome expejriencz}.
Iholy c r o s s c h u r c h
ed to tie her name in a sealed en
Story, “ Bunny and the Turtle”,
All simdes 40 in.'
losses is
In u unique lair a learned socr
H erbert Messer, who Is attend
wentieth Sunday a fter Trinity, velope to a container. A sealed Julian Baumel.
told
fortune*
of
the
guests,
depict
tie!)ration of Holy Communion prize will be given for the best ar
ing University of Florida a t Gain
"Humpty Dumpty", Class.
Yd. ‘
not all
Reading "Little Old Woman", esville, spent Friday here with hH ing brilliant future} for many.
tttn?
■rangement
A t u late hour, the guests
mother Mrs. Anna Messer.
Jean Walker.
burch School U:45.
Of
cour.j
insurance
pays
were served Individual pumpkin
40 k heavy
‘ Jack apd Jill*’ Class.
|orning
Prayer and Sermun
for
your
louses.
But
thin
pie*
und
coffee.
*
Attractive
favors
.
Frank
W
odruff
Jr..
Albert
Con
demption."
“Twinkle, Twfnkle, Little Slur",
FLAT CREPES
devotional Louise Thomus.
nelly and Robert Dodson formed appropriate for the ■season weru agency offers yoa more
tqiwurtlt
League
party motoring Saturday u> given.
Song, “ Pop Goes the Weasel*';
All colors
meeting*, U:3U P. at.
than that— it offera to
irst b a p t i s t c h u r c h
Gplncsville to attend the football
Evening preaenmg service, 7:3U Class.
unday school 0:30 A. M.
spend time and effort to
Guide* toxic License*
1 $1.75 and
Reading, “Little B«»y Blue", game.
Jorning worship and sermon 11 P, at. sermon, “aavuig me u n e t
The Tokyo police bourd has re make your property safe
M argaret Spencer.
Ulitcial and me ttten Man. ’
the licenses of. n score of from loss, to eliminate your
Reading, “A Birdie". Kent Ros- "Mrs C. C. Chaffee has returned voked
Prayer meeting,
Wednesday,
ermon subject, A New Power
GEORGETTE
guide* and subjected them t» n
home
a
fte
r
having
spent
the
sum
siter Jr,
risks nnd hazards.
"he World—Hnve We Measured 7:JU P . M.
severe reprimand for profiteering
mer
visiting
her
daughters
ut
New
40 in, heavy-w eight
Following the program tho
A Hearty invitation to all to a t
and for encouraging their foreign
children and their guest.* were Yovk, Cleveland, Detroit and A t clients to visit vice districts, ru rloung People’s Unions 0;15.
tend tue services of this ctturch.
$2.25 Y^; v
This agency offers 4to
_____
asked out on the playground when? ari .a.
[veiling service 7:30.
ther reform s in providing guides
protect you in every way
•
•
•'antes of all kiwis were enjoyed,
non subject, A Woman Who
Congregational Church
G. W. Spencer J r., toft Thursday for tourist* are being devised.
Plain
Colors
and
refreshments
of
luokle*
arul
possible
from
the;
incon
»ted a Sensation a t a Dinner
Corner park Avenue uad 3rd
for Galnesvilto where he
W
punch were served.
ty.
Robert Denton, who is attending
venience of fire, os well as
Street.
PUSSYW IIXOW
spend the week end un«l attend Washington-Lee
The
pufHis
of
Miss
McRae
taking
University a t Lex
»yer meeting ami
Church , , Church School 'J: »3 Edwin Ranfrom the financial loss that
Home-coming
a*,
the
University
of
nit
in
the
program
ware:
Jean
ington.
Va„
is
visiting
hi*
parents,
£3.50 Yd.
dy Hour Wednesday evening 4*U, General Superintendent.
EVERFAST
a fire would cause.
Harrison. Thomas Cobb, Jean Florida. *
Dr. and Mrs. J T. Denton.
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The School is carefully graded Walker, Wude Singletury, Willard
GINGHAMS
lervicq will be in charge of with classes for, all ages.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Holbrook
Bebouv, Jack Haney, Sara Jean
Mr.
and
Mr*.
K.
D.
Mobley.
Miss
1who have recently completed
65c Yd
Sunday, October 3l)th is Rally
and ama)l son left Thursday for
« of study in the officers Day for both Church and School. ette Chittenden, Jean Chi*.tend«n, their home a t Miami a fter ■ snort Helen Vermiy and Mrs. Hairy J.
Bobby
Chittenden,
Joe
Chittenden,
Wilson
motored
Saturday
morning
.teachers' training program.
raney and Plain
visit here as the guests of Airs, lo Gainesville where they will spend
MorpLng Worship 11:00.
^ First B aptist Church, wel- | Sermon by tho Pastor, Rev. John Jimmie Lee Renaud, Alabin Chap George Shipp.
man, Inez Will Williams, Kent
36 in. Wide
the week-end, and attend Home1warmly visitors and citizens.
Ros.-iter Jr., Julian Baumel, Lutl; Bemurd Root.
coming. They will b© joined there
Everfast i t r i
Established DJ0S
Mrs. R. II. Coachman of Aliuini by Miss, Georgia Mobley who w
tia Gormley, M argaret Spencer,
I Evening Service 7:30.
International W ’1* Student*
Louise Thomus, Abram Thomas, to the guest of her sister- Mrs. Joe attending Florida State • ollego 221 .Magnolia
Rhone 48
SUITING
•f i,
FIK 8T CIIUBCII OK CIIKI3T Dick Brown Jr., Helen Stoinoff, Cameron, having been called here for Women a t Tallahassee.
Ernest Baker, Marguerite Wal by the serious, illnes* of her m oth
SCIENTIST
36 in.
*y as follows:
ston. Louise Tippett and Shirley er Mrs. G. A. Moore.
Christian
Science
services
are
I* A. M. —United adult and
50c Yd.
^•tttdy of th« InU rnatiotiai h?W every Sunday mornng in the Walker.
Mis*
Camillia
t
Puleston.
Mias
Plumbing - r H eating
Evei
_ycR°®I lesson
for the held every Sunday morning M jne
Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson, A! M argaret Peter* and Miss Georgia
Third Street a t 11 o'clock Sunday
« Sunday.
“Service
You’ll
Appreciate"
fred Robson und their guest Frank Mnitley, Sanford girls attending
^ ^ . p* M.—Adult Bible study in School a t 10. o’clock. Subject for Robson of CharlfsDi, S. C., return Florida S*.nte College forWomen
tomorrow,
“
Everlasting
Punish
'Watch Tower.
JAMES A. SAN D S
ed home Frhlay from an extended nr Tallahassee are spending the
U whu luve the Bible are cord- ment.”
week e n d .u t Gainesville.
motor
Trip
to
Tampa,
St.
I’etera123 Sasford Ave.
Wednesday evening
servtoss
invited t o m eet'w ith ua und
hurg. Cocoa, Miami and other
'
11
which
include
testimonies
n
f£
h
m
t
No coltoetons. No solidFrank Rpbaon of (Jharluton, N
und West Coast.
»n*.
ian Science healing are also held (Hiints on the East
(1., who ha* been visiting l)i*
■
~
~
'
■
N
in the Woman's Clpb a t 7- o clock. ■ Airs. Robert A. Newman return brother and wife. Dr. nnd Mr*. J.
This Church maintains a muM ed homo Friday from Fort Myers N. Rohson, lef*. Friday eveniii|t fur
-ALL aoU LS CHURCH
<.. ,-i
Reading Room, 517 First Nation* where she hu* been spending the his home. He wa» accompanied A*
36 in. '
^ImV u ( hrist th« King.
Bank Building where the Bible |iust week as the guest of Air*. Col far as Jacksonville by Dr. and
fcatK S ? 4*- 8* A- Mand all
authorized
Christian lier. She was met a t toikeland by Mr*. Robson.
.
:*i I
aSSa*"
A. M.
.
Keionce literature may be r e Mti}* Olive Newman, who acrumJ*a«3. H> A. M.
»
«>
>« *
Mrs.^Alice Woodcock of Ireland
poniyd, h**r .home.
Mrs. Samuel
etion after second Maas. borrowed or purchased.
Elizabeth will arrive in Sanford Sunday
ning Nov,. 1st. the Reading Ru° Bulesion ami Mikk Maryy Elizabeth,
with
Mr*-’ spend t l * w inter with her
will
be
open
daily
ftxccpt^l*n‘1:i>
k n i f f
Lo
lesion,
who
^
PV1? ? ^ r , , DDIST CHURCH
V - t vtS*1
re. w
will go Mrs. M ior K. Hill a t her I
Alyera.
and
holidays
from
3
to
5
F.
“
•
Newman
a
t
Furt
•tjLt J r i i
--sly 5^rnian> pastor.
Mr*.
r a m p u oijr AI
AH n n welcona* to atieml tfw from there to Tu
chiBt hi‘V1’ 9:;1° A. M.
U3d) of the where they will bo*the* guests
uervice*
and
to
mnkp
■ rv,* ** A. M. sermon
Room,
‘f Opportunity in
Social
Calendar
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Parisians Pay Homage To
Ruth Elder As She Places
WreathOnSoldier’s Grave
Neu) Patterns
[t Lytell S t a r s
Feature . F i l m
Milane To d a y
N ew
Colors
N ew 'W ool Materials
J‘ H*l
New Silks
it
$2.15
Ginghams
A , P. Connelly &
Sons
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IRIS'
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1927.
PAGE rOUR
DOZENS INSPECT u. S. Continues To!Chevrolet Company ToBeHostWith
m HUPMOBILE “ .................
” ...... *.......... .
~ “
1928 SIX SEDAN
DETROIT, Oct. 20 E. O. Wil
ia r, president of Dodge Brothers,
Inc. returned on the Aqiiitnnia
last week from Europe convinced
th at the American automotive
irduatry will continue to dominate
the world for many years i" come.
"Through the use of el ctrie
power, automatic machinery and
mass sales methods,” said Mr. Wilmet*. "American motor cat manulUI>. t’acturcrs have placed their prodi>rr. nets far ahead of th? Europeans
lioth in quality and price. As ,i re( , 'su it, American workmen receive
*1 high wages, while the American
, mantifneturers give the greatest
w o ,dollar value to tlieir customers.
rc* | Our own company’s export busiia|r* ners is steadily increasing and
re y Dodge Brothers’ * Xpert business
ican D,is fall has run 10 per cent, ahead
!in'l of la*t autumn,
hgh | "Dodge Brothers securities are
am- si 'ling f.tr bolnw the’r value, which
own has maieriaily increased in the
road past two years. The company has
iilly 'earned surlpus of about $20,000,000
refill ,'anil n strong current assft position.
Interest and preferred dividends
[lin-r | f"r the full year wen- earned by
The the current rumors of the passing
low. | of the dividends."
mlly I M. Wilmer believes that U'28
rked 'w ill he n big year for the autoil!,.r | motive imlustry and for general
business.
DETROIT,
October 29,—
With a view to further broadening
its parts and servii? facilities
throughout thc tinted States and
to outline the Chrendet xervee pro
gram , for the ensuing year, the
L’hrerolet Motor Company has in
vited leading field officials of its
parts and service division to De
troit for n three day meeting
opening on Monday, Oct., .11.
Every section of the country, in
cluding 50 of the Inrwyst citiic.i,
will be represented in thc party
Marmon Sales Head Travels By Plane
To Announce 1928 Expansion Program
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Oct. 29
—Traveling by airplane to make
iin introductory announcement of
thc 1928 expansion program of
the Mormon Motor Far Company,
II. II. Brooks, general sales direc
tor of the company, ha< departed
on a 5,000-mile journey O at will
carry him in _ii*t twdlve days
to twenty-six of the largest cities
in the eastern and southern sec
tions of the country.
Br. Brooks will visit Mormon
distributors in each of the cities
on the route and before a meeting
of denlers from the .surrounding
territory will make official prelimi
nary announcement of next year’s
Marmon program which will in
clude the m anufacture of 75,000
automobiles anil which will be the
The tour is being mad.' in fivr*passengi r Stinson plane owned by
the Marmon company and used by
(i. M. \Vili‘.im«, president and other
officials f r commercial purposes
for noarli a year. The plane has
a cruising speed of 100 miles an
hour anil the entire trip of Mr.
Brooks' will i ,'ipiire 50 hours of
actual firing. Captain J. Nelson
Kelly, aeiironnuticul expert of the
Msrinon company, will he the pil
ot. Bay J. Harbin of the Marmon
'•ngineering department also will
.icrmnpnny Mr. B r o o k s and will
confer with the Marmon service
manager in each city in addition
t o acting tis assistan, pilot of thc
plane.
ON THE AIR NEXT WEEK)
At The Theatres Next Week
mi is'DAY.
(E nslerrn Standard f J |
9:30pm
October 31bt
“CARMEN” AGAIN ON AIR M
MONDAY "
"THE GARDEN OF ALLAH”
With Alice Terry
"METROPOLIS”
Princess
Comedv
BEAUTY PARLOR”
"SODA CLERK”
TUESDAY
Florence Vidor in
"ONE WOMAN TO ANOTHER"
Comedv
"ALWAYS LATE”
Will Rogers In "PROWLING THRU FRANCE”
and
Paramount News
Mr. Krocknnhn will play a medley of the latest
popular songs of his own selection.
WEDNESDAY
Mi lane: "TELL IT TO SWEENY” with Chester Conklin
and Geo. Bancroft' Comedy —"Meet the Folks”
Aesop’s Fables "HOOK, LINE AND SINKER”
THURSDAY
.Milnne;—
Blanche Sweet, .Warner Baxter, and
Mary McAllister in ‘’SINGED" from the story
hv Adda Rogers St. Johns
FRIDAY
Milune:
Wallace Berry and Raymond Hatton in
"NOW WE RE IN THE AIR"
Added
"I BENCH FRIED” and Paramount MILANE NEWS
SATURDAY
Mi'ane: Dolores Costello in the plav thaait made Leslie
Carterfamous ."THE HEART OF MARYLAND"
COMING
‘FLIRTY FOURFLUSHER”
Football sense hvGrantland Rice. “THE KICK”
Princess:
Pat O’Malley in "THE SLAVER”
Comedv
• MARRIED BACHELORS” — "MON KEYSH INKS”
T hc n a tio n a l B r o a d c a s tin g C o m p a n y presents l k « |
.1 n r a n d O p e ra C o m p a n y ,, d ire c te d bv C e s a r t J
'""‘ n ta h lo id v e rs io n o f Btoet’s “ C a rm e n ' t h r ^ f !
Red N e tw o rk on M o n d a y evening.
,,. f a k
w t ic
w csh
w l it
w rc
wei
WWM WSAI
WDAF
ri'KSDAY, November 1st
WHAS WTMj 7,
lO’.OOH
FOR THE BRIDGE FIENDS
'
ThmuL'h the National Broadcasting Company’s!,
s Z X Z u n l.c l S intra M
I Card C o n ,* *
1nmes its weekly series cf radio auction b rid g e^
in which the hands and plays are prepared by «,w
u-KVF NVEEI WTIC WJAR WTAG WCSH *
' , \v,;V WGK WCAE WTAM WIVJ M
" t o n KSD WOC WCCO WHO WOW wok
WllAS WSM WMC WSB WTMJ
FRIDAY November 4th
8:30 p.
MISS CLARK WITH
STENOGRAPHERS
Helen Clark, contralto soloist, will be heard with
Koval Stenographers in their program of novel i
p o p u la r m u sic .
W.JZ WBZ WBZA
KDKA KYW WBAL V
SATURDAY. November bth
________1:15 p,
Smaller Colleges
Urged By Lecturer
Cash paid for all kinds of old
metals, tubes, sacks and bottle*.
Highest Prices.
BERKELEY. Cal., Oct. 29 (IN S)
Professor Mmi roe E. Deutsch.
dean of the c o ll e g e of letters und
science a*, the Fniversity of Californta wants to apply the shears
to the college over which he prerides and to all other colleges In
j Ms university and all other univ e rsitk s, which tire overgrown and
univieldly. Instead of classrooms
that resemble stadium grandstands,
the savffn: loo|;s for the day when
, lecturers will direct their .effo rts
I to small and intimate groups.
| "Colic res in universities,” Doci tor Deutsch dce’ared, "should be
| smnll, both in number of students
• and • si?. ■ of faculty. Only in this
[wav may the learner derive the
[ greatest benefit out of teaching
and-'the teacher develop th at per-
Mercer Bears Reach Gaines Orlando Boxer Is Secured lly
ville For Tilt Today With
Matchmaker Harry Godale
Florida Eleven; Floridians
For OpeningCardUnderThe
Have Formidable Backfield
Auspicies Of Sanford Post
SANFORD RUBBER ANI)
METAL CO.
215 Sanford Ave.
Phone 6-15
REY! HEY!
This ip the place to trade,
swap, exchange, buy or sell
tires, l)ottles, metal, junk
of all kinds.
Bottlek Of all sizes and
kinds.
KOTS
V S . SOMAN
f » Sanford Ave.
icaily through a direct cable con
frnl and are a suit-energizing, in
trrn al expanding type.
1 NATIO NAL
BANK
nk of Service'
Bloating Spell*, from Indigestion,
Put an Oklahoma Man in a
Miserable Fix, But He
Found Relief.
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.
MAKE IT
A HABIT
Cordiully yours,
Swink, Okla.—In describing how
he suffered from indigestion, Mr.
8. T. Strain, c f this place, Bayu:
"I have been n user of BlackDraught for four or five years. I
have been Inking it for stomach
trouble. I suffered after eating with
bloating and a 'tight feeling*.
"I had apella when I could not eat
much of anything. I had severe
headaches. I would be nauseated
and h urt a lot. 1 woa in a pretty
bad fix.
"I began taking Black-Draught It
seemed to help me wonderfully. I
hadn’t found anything that benefited
mo as Black-Draught did. I certain
ly can recommend i t
"Thero were times when I just did
T t f K r i l l i ' l ’IT C O U R T T W F .N .
without anything to eat until I was INT Y
. T I t l l t D J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT .
too weak to go. I was Just miserIN A N D F u l l SKMINDI.I-: C O U N
T Y. F L O R I D A . IN C H A N C K R Y .
able, and when I ate, my system
A. M i 'I.KM.MONS t 'o n i p l n l n u t i t ,
seemed clogged.
"I had very severe headaches. So M A R G A R U T C LEVM
MMONS. D efen d
I didn’t know just w hst to do. I
ant.
knew I couldn't work if I didn't e a t
f i l l D U I I O F I* t l l l . l t A ’l T O X
Seemed like what I spit up waa bit T o .M.u K.in-t Cli-mmoiiM, U alulkii.
County, Florida
te r as could ' be. I took Black- Putnam
l o u nr,- h e r e i n o r d e r e d m u l r e .
Draught pretty regularly and got • m i r e d to !>■• m u l n p ite u r u p o n th e
whore I could e a t and I don't havu 7tp d a y uf N o v a m li e r . A. l>„ F.127. In
to take it so regularly now.’’ NC-171 lh.- (iq i u f C o m p l a i n ; t i l e d u g a l i i a l
ThcdfordJ
Cashier
P u re lif V egetable
SPECIAL:!
qENUINE 13 PLATE
coming." The Bears, a fter broadcnt.'.ing ‘ injury gossip" all week,
hrought their full strength to
Gatorlnnd, utul appear eug r to
conquer tW* Floridiuns. It i* ex
pected th a t all of Moore's reported
"hosnital. ridden" will_ be present
for the fray.
C’l ester Allen, 185-pound Flori
da guard, who smashed a pair of
rib* last-week will sta rt the game,
which gives Line Coachi Bedenk
thc idenvical forwurd wall which
started
the Auburn Kentucky
and N. C., State games.
Alex
Reeves will play guard opposite
Allen and with Kirschncr at cen
ter. the middle of the Florida line
averages about 187 pounds. Jus
Clemons,, 180, and Joe Bryan, 177,
will take the tackle posts. “ Dutch"
Stanley und Willie Delloff, 170
pounders, will handle the
wing
nositions.
With Owens out of the backfield,
Coach Scbring has announced he
iwill own with “Good" Bowyer,
0 4 A A il
FORD BATTERY FOR
AND YOUR OLD BATTERY
Ford Batteries need no introduction,
ran be used on all makes of cars and are an Ideal
Radio Battery.
Authorized Ford Sales & Service
stlo & Commercial S ts .'
Phone 331
I n In t h e a b o v e a ty le il e u u a e a n d
C o u r t.
T h e K a tif n id H e r a l d . I* h e r e b y ilexl a n a l e d an t h e n « w « p a p e r In w lil r b
till* o r d e r uli'ilt li« pnblliilied f o r
f u u r ru i m i 'i u ll v i) w e e k * .
WIliirMK Y F. D o i i d a s * C l e r k of
until .C o u r t , a n d t h e o ff lt'lu l »*nl
iIn -refii»l h i- illh d a y u f O c to b e r , A.
D . 11*27.
V. K. D OU G LA SS,
lly A. M. W E E K S
D. C.
fK E A L )
S A M U E L A R. W I L K I N S O N ,
S o licito r fu r C o m p la in a n t.
SPECIAL
30x3 1-2 Cords
$5.50
29x1.10 Cords
..6.95
30x3 1-2 Gray Tubes 1.25
30x3 1-2 Red Tubes ..1.45
29x4.40 Gray Tubes ,.1.45
29x1.40 Rt d Tubes ... 1.70
All Guaranteed
; J Quaker State Oil
Gas 2lc.„ Greasing 75c
Cecil L. R ines
1601 Weat F lrat Bt.
tiotj fo r'th e United States. Effl-j Soviet, nltho Russia is po'.cntially
cieijcy of workmen, improved nic-, :,s great as America, probably with
chajiical ability, mammoth produc greater and more varied natural re
tion from natural resources were sources. The Bus dun situation is
a d 'mentioned m an informal dis *.he one blight in Europe today.”
Thyaacn with Count Edward
cussion here recer/Jy.
“We turned out 2,000 tons and we Cj >peradorf of Berlin and Paris,
think it is big but your American nn<i Francisco Ruspoli of Borne, a
[tonnage makes us a joke," he said member of Italian nobility, who are
Iin referring to the steel industry. his comnaniona on a tour of thc
"Our steel industry is based on a, United States, planned to go from
wage average of $2.00 a day- yours h e re , to the western coni.', and
on u wage average of $6 per da}'. thurce back to New York via the
tout hern route.
Rushing Madly.
While very much impressed wtih
the m aterial thii gs if “American
in t m i : d i o t k i u t c o u r t <>f
life, th y sse n says European can
T i l l : U N IT E D STATU S SOUTHr.ll.N D I S T R I C T
OK
FI.A.
IN
Jap Baseball Fans
not umlertand the psychology of
IIA N K IIFIT C Y .
Ithe American people. He cannot
IN
Hi*
m
u
l
l
v
r
o
f
A
O
RO
VITZ
.
Give Coach Statue fathom why business and work at\? i h i n k i u p t . S a n f o r d , Flu.
S o l let- l» h e r e b y g i v e n H u t o n
lmade the param ount,issues of life.
25. I'J27 t l i r ab«\>- nainpil H ii.i.
TUKIO, —Oct. 29.—Several thou He says Americans rush madly, ■t»et.
>i w h s m l j m l a e d a l i a n k r i i e t mu) u
sand baseball fans gathered re from labor to refreshm ent -nr l fir*! h ir r-tln g o f c r e d U n r s u ill I,,Ii p M Nov. T.
nt !:«<* I*. M m
cently 111 Tikio to commemorate a then hack to labor again.
lllilK . l>r|ap<ln. F lu . Ill
statue erected to the memory of "You seem to have no leisure for 1'lilllllix
« h lrli l i m e u n offi-r of c o m p o s it io n
Professor Iseo Abe, the "fath er of i he finer things of life—a rt, litera • 20 por r e n t Will lie m n ilr lit ull
baseball'' in Japan.
ture, dram a, social intercourse and' i'ii illtorM lU tc il In tin- s c h e d u le *
Professor A te has couched the k inpaniorship—as we understand f i l ende t . hernia.
2*. i y » ; .
busjbull teams of Wascda Univer lompunicnship. .
V
It II I'OllIl,
R e f e r e e lii l l n n k r h p t r y .
sity for many years, during which
"You are over-governed with too
regulations an-l
he arranged tours for cevcru! J a 'many restritive
nnete teams -in the United States, )i inhibitions. In so m e place* even
PRINCES^
and brought w versl American cot iri cigarette is forbidden! A harm
less drink is against your constitu
TODAY
ege teams to Japan.
HU enthusiasm for baseball :* tion,- These things amaze and
Ben Wilson in
declared to have made the Ameri puxzle us."
RIDERS OF TH E WEST
German indiW.ry is recti peril ting
can game thi* "national game" of
Comedy
Japan, alm ost iih universally!popu rapidly since thtf war, according t i
x\ndy Gump
Thyssen. thank* to Amcricnn ca
lar a* in the United States.
"U P AGAINST IT”
pital. All western European trades
"OH TEACHER”
| art! becoming harmonious and mukgrooming for AP-Southcm q uarter ling great progress in reconstrucMONDAY
back. culling signals; Mills Smith ) lion.
Return date Showing
und Rainey Cawtbon nt tho halfRussia Hopeless
“ METROPOLIS”
iback posts, and Captain Bill Mid- i ’ “The one exception is Russia
■Comedy
Iillckauff a t full. Smith wan out of land it is hopeless us long as thc
"BEAUTY PARLOR"
the N. C. State game, but aeema Sovitv have rule,” said Thyssen.
"SODA CLERK”
i fit for a hard battle now. Caw. "We cannot expect much from thc
;fhon ban beet\ showing up nicely
this week.
•
•TUNE IN AT 9 O’CLOCK
TV F L O R I D A IN C H A N C E R Y
F R A N C E S C L E G THOMAS. C o m
p lain an t,
ve
I ' A l ' R W. T H O M A S . Ih - friu la n i
IIIIIIK It
OF
P I III.IC A T IO N
Tu
iM ul W. T h o m a s . S t. C li u r k n .
S o u th C n r a ll n a .
Vuu n r e h i n - b v u r d v r e il a n d rc UUlred tu b e und a p p e a r u p o n th*.'
7ll» ilay uf N o v e m tw r , A. l» . 1327 tu
n Rill nf C o m p l a i n t f l l r d uijulnvt
yuii In t h e a b o v e s t y l e d C o u r t.
Tile H a n fo rd .lli-rold a lie w s p u p , r
piildlsliril In S e m i n o le C o u n t y . F l o r i
da
| s h e r e b y d e s i g n a t e d us, th ,
n e w s p a p e r In w h ic h t h e o r d e r 'sh all
I..- p u b l i s h e d f u r f u u r c u n s e c i i t i t i
weeks.
W i t n e s s V. K. D o u w lass. C le r k of
t h c s a id C i r c u i t C o u r t a m i t h e o f f i
c ia l s e a l t h e r e o f , t h i s nth d a y uf
O c to b e r. A. D „ H IT .
•
V. E. IHJUGLAKK.
Dy A. M. W E E K S . .
D. C.
«S E A L I
S A M U E L A. U. W IL K IN S O N ,
S o l i c it o r f u r C o m p l a i n a n t .
9:00 lo 10:00 P. M. —Phlico hour, broadcast from
WJZ through National Broudrasting Company's chain
stations, will jresent "NAUGHTY
MARIETTA",
u light opera
PHILCO “A” “B” SOCKET POW ER
Does away with ordinary A storage and all dry cell A
and D batteries.
Runs direct from light socket.
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO.
First St. and Oak Ave.
’
Phone23G
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•i IlM.’Sft, A r t * uf 1U 27. L a w n
hill, v .i lli tin* aiip t; nvul of
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�THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1927
I (4 Business Service)
lord Daily
14—Rooms Without Board
I- Caib In Advance
Lbnst i t,andwillcollector
be received
e«nl
LUMBER and complete tine o r ----building m aterial Low price* ’ 1 0-/
Security Lumber Co. “ Where Good ! ----Grades Come From ” Maple and RAH’
Sixth. Phone 797.
i u.
|ely for payment.
r :
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fa a line
CONCRETE In every ihcp« and
form , blocks, tile roofing, omamentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod
ucts Company, Fifth and Msple
Si*. Phone 1U-W.
I __________ .A t a line
f rate* on request.
iduced rntes nre for
|ve insertions.
irds of average length
ted a line.
im charge of 30c for
irtion.
. , .
vertising is restricted
r classification.
-rrnr is made The Sannld will be responsible
cne incorrect insertion,
rtiser for subsequent
n. The office should be
immediately in case of
5— Help Wanted Female
Have opening for two more ynunj
ladies to learn to run the Linotyp*
machine. Four months course free
We '•»ill assist you to get good jot
when competent. Good operator;
'm ake from $10 to $75 per week. Il
Iinterested apply f . A. Haines nl
i Herald Office.
I 16— Houses For Rent
terald
representative
i|y familiar with rates
pd classification will
I complete information.
DU wish, they will assist
wording your want nd
, it more effective.
klRTANT NOTICE
L e n should give their
L postoffice address as
their phone number if
lire results. About one
Lut of a thousand has
hone ami the others
Lmmu nic ate with you
hey know your address.
Lcnntinuence MUST be
I person at The Sanford
Prompt - Efficient
Service
Dorothy Stoke-*
a t The Herald off
free ticket i<> the Mil:
f»—Help Wanted Male
SALESMAN WANTED; Experienced automobile sale sman to
sell popular line of ears . St rietly
commission proposition,
References required. Address llox fifil.
Sun ford, Fla.
19— Houses For Sale
FOR SALE at aaerifice S
house and one acre of
(»n Country Ciub road. Oi
mip- half miles from town
3 1Ad until 5 F. M.
------------------ - | '-loom house. Close in for rent.
IFUL APARTMENTS—
.Also
furnished
apartm ents
moms kitchenette ^jul bath, Phone Kfttl \V„
ely furnished, central!> ' —------ - ---- - ~
all improvements; $6 per ,
I 777 or 77.*.
hOR RENT Small cottage on rear
! of lot on Magnolia Avenue, near
------------------------------------| southside school. Owner will rent
•HXl'Se For Rent
fo- S2B.no monthly. Address B..:i
—„----- ..------- A. R. C. care The Herald.’
KS—Send no m oney.I
hip r . O. D. Leghorn* |
pec Kill; Bars, Reds Minorl.uii Mixed SI0.00 postpaid,
i Roby Chickery, Lnkphmd.
FURNISHED rooms for rent
Park Ave.
. .
2-1— Lots For Salt
AY SACRIFICE—Budding lots ir»
good pari of town. Will sell a t
!« *.* tnan rn«t ar.d on easy term*.
Ai'dr.as Box 868 t-nre The Herat I.
190—W
E: Two acre lota, »it
rhway In-tween Monruo
cine tru i.in g land, naele.tricity is available,
t w iu-r. .ie>- owner, L.
2JUI Oak . ». ;’ll’-.a
"»— E x c h a n g e -
<‘i K s e e k s TESTED FOR GER- •*>— Apartment For Rent
Will ixctnngi- one free ticket to
the Milan? Theatre in return
for the asking, if Mr. W. F. Bailey
will cull at Tli- Herald office.
MIXATlOX EVERY MONTH ---------------;------------- ----------•’TRAIN'S Till E TO TYPE. SE E 1* Niu* dean furnislu-il hotiseke,
! I'ISIN'l' E< IKK. JOIN OUR LIST
apartm ents. 3 rooms and ga
| 01 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. »■’. All fur $25,110 monthly. A
/ - SIOKES A- CO, 18. ARCADE r< oinn apartment $15.00 nioi
) 1JLDG., SANFORD.
.All * mvicnces, first floor.
*» IliHim Bungalow
FOR RENT: -Furnished a p a rt
ment with garage.. 1101 Kim
Ave. Corner 11th St.
i Miss
|
ADVERTISERS
Apartment For Rent
dUILDING BLOC
Irrigation FOR SAI.F
Milk tow and calf. FOR RENT.—Furnished room*
!
b a xti tn d general cement work
St*
Lundquist at Hill Im for light housekeeping with or 1•I’RNISHED apartm ent for rent FOR KENT:—O-Xoom uni
Miraeie Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- n]„m
am! Supply Company. Oak without garage, oOS W. 7th St.
'» the Herald building—a down
lions.-. Corner Oak <Ji
willeger. Froy. 3rd and Elm.
J Av(.
fr AD. RATES
'
19— l- i' p slo fij
RAGE
UNLIMITED MONEY t
resilience property,
bought ami refinanced
service * Address
Box ;
Herald.
ia t u e stmro tumgulow, on
'n S mford Heights. Electric
•'"-I water heater included
1 • i.h Owner living in North
'■ - uni desires responsible
‘
upy his home i” San-
Allractive , {urnished apartm ents
corner I’Hrk and Tenth Sts., Frigidaire installed, water and garage
furnished. Phone IK J.
I!— M is c e lla n e o u s 'F o r S a le
EUR RENT—3 New modern fu r
nished apartm ents, rent $30 and,
*35 a month.
Jill Oak Houses For Sale or Rent: Inquire
i at 20011 Orange Ave. Oak i!il\
I Ct.y. Route A. Box 170—F.
Simfisli Baltics Six Men
PI ENTY t>F WOOD of all kind*
at Duhart's Wo. hI Yard.
Six fisherman battled with a
unfish
weighing
nearly 300
nminds, before th y landed it off
FOR RENT—Furnished cottage mi the West Coast of Scotland re
Silver Luke. $25.00 pvr month, cently. While f'shing the crew of
be Aberdeen Line f sh'ng steam er
See Jno. D. .HnUihs, Sanford, Fla.
Daniel Stroude saw two su n fish 'fo r freedom lessened. At times it
FUR RENT—Five room house at floating near the steamer. A bout jeont nujti its » .n ir-le s ufter it waa
’ I'nolit, neiie si-hoolbouse. See Jno, hook was dug into the larger of the landed on the d .i'., s > had t a k e
1D. Jiakins,'Sauford, Fla.
Call 2-11! \VT.
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\PAIITMENT
EUR RENT: 2 Knit. Ki
four room apartments amt l vo,
small garage apartment*. till j j, IM,
Park Art*. Langley A pnrtm ents.' |M,%„,.
Call
251.
i nl Tli.'
• USED Pl.ATFOR.M SCALE in
j good condition. Call at 215 San- Ft IK RENT — Three rooms, screen
1ford Ave., Phone 015.
nureh and hath. 420 W. 15th St.
Accouniant Bookkeeper
desires \ ’j
position, 25 years experience I
bookkeeping, bunking uml general
office work. Well qualified to d» HOA1
any kind of clerical work. Can u*oj ope
typewriter. Best of references. No'eumm
bud habits. Address II. |„ Cook, 512 : hoard
Hayden Ave, DcLand, Flu.
| ,'HK M
FOR KENT - 5-Room fu ml she. I
hou*e for rent. See V. A. Speer.
Ill Park Ave,
uli RENT—Furnished ap a rtm :n * ,:
three or four rooms with hath.-*
If*—
>i Reasonable. Apply Hoi Matt-,
Nicely furnished front apartm ent
AM modern Conveniences. Itons viable. UI5 W. 1st St. Phone 207.
nd Found
LEESBURG— . Com-Kstone left)
frr new junior and senior high
school buildings.
HR RENT—A nlrelv furnished
bed room, in private home, phone
How a Train Wrecked a Depot
in or Strayed, English
isle, answers by name
n". Return to C. G.
lalia Drive San Lanta.
DU1(1’ TRUCK, Iteo
in Spued Wagon, Chev„!
RwaJsti-r; #11 in goo I j
uli, ehean.
Parking j
romt-r Jefferson and'
DuDGE
itrs and Graham trucks
3th Street. Phone 3.
i COWAN CO. AuU
and sheet metal works,
i Ave. Phone 71ti-W.
■ORf) BUICK CO
2 Magonlia Ave.
Phone 367.
UPS—MARMONS
iml Automobile Co
Wia Ave,
Phone 137
) Overland Co. Willy-a& Ove'land, Whippit#
mn.ercial Sts. Phone 58
ODEL TRIM CO.
the car, not the owner,
ie 817 for (.stimulus
W. RADFORD
if8» Service
A. I1ALVES0N
Decorator. 708 W 1st,
432-W
HIT PRINT SHOP
service on .anything in
\ ph-we -wl) w|M g et
Phone 411—W .
8 Rail-
100KING—T he Roof EvfMetal
shingles,
osm tin and galvlnized
• James H. Cowan. Oak
Third St. Phone 111.
DRUG STORE—Pre• Drugs. Soda. We «ro
as your phone. Call 153
HSINESS —card appear
My In this' column
will
*f 3,000 every day I
""fc *o little a 12 word
* r‘rt>tith costs only |2.fl0.
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lam ent"
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H ere’s Mrs. Kenneth M. Reed, golt
champion of two states, Oregon
and W ashington. She hopes to add
the rest ot th e Pacific coast titles
before many more seasons pass.
Weds Count
T his picture Indicates what happened when a concrete mixer, carried on a tin tear, protruding over r* *
edge of u flatcar, caught on th e steel supports of the union depot tra in shed at Peoria. HI. Before i ;•
engineer knew what was happening th e train had traveled the length of tho building and It coiiup. d
behind him. Though 80 train s a day use th is term inal the accident happened when tho place was | i >••tlcally empty and none was Injured.
EARLY a million purree*,
victims of 77 d iiaslirs. Save
received assistance from (Do
American lied Cross during the
past year.
On an average of every flve days
this country suffered a disaster ot
salflrloot magnitude to bring the
Bed Cross Into action The amount
n( money tho organliatlo*. spent In
.neellng theje'emergencleit Is great
er than the budgets ct twenty »U
stales, while only six (Dies In the
country have a populutlou larger
than the number of disaster suffer
ers assisted.
Floods raging over thousands of
miles, flres destroying whole til
lages, tornadoes and hurricanes
sweeping over enilro states, end
death dealing explosions combined
to make Ibe year one of unpreee*
dented calamities.
Tho outstanding dl**aler of tho
year was tho Mississippi Vallejr
pood, where ihe organization assist
ed morn tban 807.0UU persons dur
ing the emergency period, and )■
still
carrying on extensive recon
M arians B rowning. 35 . . daughter
struction work. Already rehabili
of M ayor George E. Browning of
tation aid has been given to pearly
Ogden. Utah, recently became the
500,000 persons. After rescuing
'b rid e of C ount Elan Luca Zleogna
those In danger from loveee and
of Uklin- Ju ly . The couple mel
abroad w here th e m ayor’s daugh* j house tops, Ibe refugee population
was fed, alothed and sheltered In
te r waa studying opera. The
mny*»r. pe rfnrm ed th e ceremony. | H3 refugee camps. At these peo
ple returned to tholr hornet they
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B u t*
Finds More Gold
----------
Above—Millions of g irm en ts were distributed by tho Red Cross
to flood sufferers In the Mlesittlppl Valley, C enter—On* of Ihe
148 refuge* camps In tho Mississippi Valley, where several hun
dred thousand flood tufftrora were given food, shelter and clothing,
■•low—An airplane view of ^IcOehee, Arkansas, after the flood
watore had awopt over the town.
•
ere supplied with ,ll*e stock, seed
nl ferm Implements, while buildse damage*: or destroyed by tho
aod were ..p la r A la this dieiter the HoJ Cross Is expending a
-lief fund In excess of $ 17,000.1)00.
Red 'Cress leaders state th at In
■easing respousibllBTr* in Die Held
of disaster relief has necessitated
a larger membership. Tbs orgsqsatlon. beaded -by President Cool
Idge, baa sat 5,000,(^00 membera ss
Its gual for Ibis year’s Rcll Ca.i,
which will be bold, throughout the
nation between Armistice Day ■««
Thanksgiving.
L«ld near Bouldrr wiere be had English divine. Luxury and vulgar
found glid a wore of years ugo. p U n u f i ecekini, ho sayj. brought
Retuning to the spot where he-
"otvd
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me* Rownn. at 81. unearthed a found w ith n a sh*.rt time a nugget j |
t ,k lm
minds of
igget
which may mean long- we -ch.ng nfi-rre than 28 ounces a n d |t (^ pen„i . wav f r -n ' -h thinkugn riche* fo r him. Rowan went containing nearly $300 worth *nf jnif anj KnirtfimUtv ’ r - ’* darkam Victoria to Kalg-orll*. *(,;•'R-U- H oTeiev.-s(that he ha. pros, 'iV n ^ 'S ^ h it Vo* - /w hites
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Music From Air
By moving sensitive fingers up ,
and down invisible keys In an app |
arentiy
empty atmorphere, a
young Russian inventor can re- j
produce, to a piano accompaniment, j
th i music of the master* with the ;
touch uud tone of a practiced violin- j
ist. The device used ia a box similar
to a large cabinet, and has n thin
lodrising from it, a number of tun
ing contrivances like organ stops,
rx-tne lengths of wire and, two loud '
speakers. I t ia aaid to be operated
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***************************************************************SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE PARTY GIVEN
BY D. A. R. IS DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR
One of the largest as well as most enjoyable social affairs of the season was that of Friday afternoon when the Sallie Harrison Chapter N.S.D.A.R. entertained at a subscription bridge party at the Woman’s Club.
The spacious club auditorium where the tables had been placed for play was abloom with quantities of lovely autumn flowers accentuating the colors of orange and green. Many black cats, witches and other suggestions of the Hallowe’en season were used with pleasing effect about the rooms.
Receiving the guests upon arrival were: Mrs. John Leonardi, regent of the chapter, and Mrs. R. E. Tolar, finance chairman.
The afternoon hours were quickly spent with games of progressive prize, scores for which were kept on quaint Hallowe’en tallies. After the usual number of progressions had been played, scores were collected and prizes awarded. Miss Annie Hawkins, who held top score, received a framed colonial print. Second prize, a magazine rack, went to Mrs. Victor Check, while the low score prize a serving basket, fell to the lot of Mrs. John Bender.
At the conclusion of the game, the tables were cleared and refreshments of brick ice cream topped with whipped cream and chocolate iced individual cakes, were served. On each plate were favors of black cats dancing on candy pedestals and adorned with orange ribbon bows. Four of these tiny cats were stamped with the word “lucky,” and the person to whom they fell were given prizes. Mrs. James F. Hawkins received an ornamental basket, Mrs. Walter Coleman won a vase, Mrs. George De Cottes was given a flower bowl and Miss Marion Hand was presented a candy dish.
Mrs. John W. Meisch, Jr., Mrs. F. McKenzie Davison, Miss Zoe Munson, Miss Frances Dutton, and Miss Fannie Reba Munson, who served refreshments, wore most attractive Hallowe’en costumes which added much to the pretty scene.
The chapter wishes to extend thanks to the following business firms for their generous donations: Piggly Wiggly, Seminole Creamery, Birdsong Ice Cream Co., My Lady’s Shoppe, Coleman’s Book Shop, Laney’s Drug Co., Baggett’s Candy Shoppe and Hall Hardware Co.
There were 25 tables of players in addition to a large number of tea guests who enjoyed this unusually delightful affair.
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rOUR NEWSPAPER
Heart
° Ita Riche*1 Garden Land
L e a s ed Wire International News Service
Gale Brings Death
To Many Fishermen
Glascow, Oct. 31.— (IN S )—
Standing bareheaded in a terrific
gnle, while the agonized shrieks
o f woraw and children rose
around him, a priest of the Irish
village of Lackan celebrated
requiem mass on the shore ol
Lackan Hay when the recent
week-end storm brought death
to the fishermep of the village
fishing fleet only several hun
dred yards away, according t<
reports received here today. -
SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER
CRIME IN U.
o u r P eo p le SINCLAIR1AME
When P ilo t O f A ir p l ane
Faints A t His C o n tro ls IS EVIDENCE OF
IS
LONDON, Oct. 31— (IN S )—
The Evening Standard’s car
toonist, David Low, today grave
half s page representation
of
“A grand pageant of 100 per
NEW ^ ORK. Oct., 1.— (IN S )— company. With him in death went
cent American history, dedicat
Belief that Pilot Ixsroy Thorap- hi* fiancee, Elizabeth McGowen,
ed to Mayor Thompson, of Chi
son, 28, of Wnterhury, Conn., |
Newark school teacher,
cago, who thinks America has
National CrJnvj Commission fainted at the controls of the nfewj investigation was said to have Government Contends
ids Money now enough history of her own Twenty Five Y e a r Old
rner’s Crew Lato dispense with British assist
thnt the motor of th*
Calls Meeting In Washing Fairchild monoplane which crasHed |
wus roaring smoothly up to
Given Fall Was Br
Bribe For ance” The pictorial “ pageant”
with a death toll of four near New
For 4 Days A t
W aiter Fires tlpon
Puniose O f Securing Lease ia led by “ prohibition,” carrying
ton To Develop Corrective Btunswick, N. J., yesterday. Was the moment that it was plunged
into the earth. Witnesses ques
the
American
flag,
followed
by
ips In Vain E fOnTeapotDome Oil Reserve
Measures |expressed today by officials o f the tioned today said not until the
And
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plane
was
a
few
yards
from
the
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|ers of the ship.
tures of Lon Chaney,
Barbara
earth, did tfcey realise it was out Big Contract Signed
Startling Figures
Freitchie, Harry Thaw, Rocke
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feller, “ Pork and Beans,” Ten
ther.iS,,olL
snot 'f,h®re.
where a 1“ motor standpoint, it seemed to With A New Company
Are Given To Public i>Kstance ffrom
r n t*U
nessee, Ku Klux Klan, SaccoKeynoM* Airway Plane had cn»sh-|i„. functioning properly.
Vanzetti, Felix the cat, Zieged seven persons to their death on i The other two victims of the *
Report Shows There Are Over Sept. 12.
Many Witness For| Trial Es field Follies, Leopold and Loeb,
were Wesley Iluhbell, 27.
Twice As Mnnv Persons In Thompson wus a veteran in the |crash
cape To Europe AndCanNot oroginal Ford car containing
Hackensack, N. J., and ueo
Gjjorge
Federal
Jails
As
In
1917
Be BroughtBackTo Testify
Mr. Ford, Mr. Woolworth, “ Mr.
He
also
was
manager
o
f
the
Haubner.
28.
Hillside,
N.
J.,
both
Seven Days N egro
Communists Deny R e
Spearmint” and Irving Berlin,
York branch of the colonial i telephone company employes.
-I
By George E. Itnmn
By George R. Holmes
bootleggers, hi-jackcrs and gun
>k Jabbers Prayport Th at W ai
International News Service
Inlrrnalionul News Service
men unlimited in a motor truck
Change In Two-Thirds Rule
Crazing Others
Was One O f Them
Staff Correspondent
Staff Correspodent
firing revolvers, war winning
Will Result In South’s Nom
Washington, Oct. 31.—The sig
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-The
tableau showing a “ movie" be
ination Of Us Own Candi Great American crime wave, in
nature of Harry F. Sinclnire on
ing made, Tunney and Dempsey
YORK.
O ct. 31.—
A T IIE N S , Oct. 31 (IN S )—
date Says Carolina Senator creasing by leaps and bounds dean oil contract thnt produced pro- 1 in a luxurious motor car and a Measures to. com but Commun
-Four days and nights
fits, part of which found their wav
s| ite all punitive and corrective
rear guard composed of Lin ism qnd other atteippts direc
into the [lands of former secretary
Ightmuro of toll— ut the n,. W IL L IA M K. lir m ilN .H O N measures, is to he put under the
coln, Washington and Senator ted against the existing gov
doom ed International News Service Staff microscope in the capital this week
of Interior Albert B. Fall, was
Borah.
ernment in Greece, yrpre decid
of
their
Correspondent
shown to the nil conspiracy trial
M a national conference ceded by j
ed upon by the cabinet today
lor
and then
seven
jury today. The government is
the National Crime Commission.
following the attempted as1 *•
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WASHINGTON, Of..,. III.—
To giw the expert# something to C.M.Berry( WrlteslIcraldThnt; Tatoo Marks O f Nude \Voman contending the money • Fall got
sination
of Admiral Kondou
ireuklllg
‘ h
.
. iThere will he two democratic pnniter <>v’ur, the Department of
I wn« a bribe from Sinclair for the
open boat,
Sunfurd Crop Will Have Npj
Identify
W ife Murderer j purpose of securing a lease on the
riotis, president o f the repub
ill a tin y open
ur®V I tickets entered in the 1H28 presi- Justice today made public an as-!
lic.
constantly
a g a in s t jdentinl race if the next Oemocra tonishing set of figures hearing on
Competition After January,
Who lllnmes Sailor Friend;’ TciporDonie nava’i oir reserve.
Kondouriotis was sbqt ypstet• front le a k y sen m sitic convention abolishes the two- ciinie from the federal viewpoint.
10 Except From California; Story Is Told By Accused The contract in question was be
dey
morning as he was entering
—
■
tween the Cnntinentul Trading
Boiled down; these figures allowed
ulies aching from salti thir‘^ rufe. Senator VoU‘
his motor car afier opening the*
Hilt.
h
i t , , , South Carolina
Firebrund
pro- that on June 30 this y e a r, there
Forecasting a good demand for
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 31 <!NS>' Company of Canaria ad the late
congress of mayors in the Athens
boils, thirst ami hunti:day
were in federal prisons 18.788 |>e|- Sanford celery this season, C. M. -H e n ry Moity, sought, through- Colonel A. F,. Humphreys, of Textown hall. HI* assailant waa a
tin- jabbering prayers of
The south, which is the, back son-*, asiunipared with 8,927 un the Berry,, general manager of tho out Uiuisinnn and the Gulf o f
providing for the purchase by
young waiter named Zafiolos Gouscook babbling censeletsly bone of the Democratic party, will
the
Continental
of
33,000,000
bar
Sanford Farmers Exchange, who Mexico for four days following the
same date 10 years ago.
ssios, who insisted that despair
American
Girl,
Accompanied
lose her veto power over the conears.
In other words, there has been is making a tour o f eastern mar discovery of (he bodies of his wife rels of oil at $1.60) per barrel.
at being unable to find work bad
page out of fiction, there |v«ntioti if the rule is aholishaed,
By
Her
Pilot,
Visit
Cathe
kets,
bus
sent
a
communication
Sinclaire's
name
appeared
on
und sister-in-law- beheaded and
an increase of 20 per cent in tho
made him commit the crime. The
I* »tory today of nine men Bltasw explained.
Under such
dral And Then GoesToMont
country’s population. If such « to Tln> Herald in which he says the dismembered, in two trunks at his the contract as a guarantor in beresident waa able to walk into a
ea who were brought into conditions- he added, vhe South
marie, famous Un
Lhtnce Hall ospital from hie car. He woe ro*
rate were , long maintained, one improved pack of local celery Is home, today denied thut he com hulf of the Continental. Thu gov
their rescuers, Capt. Jae- will bolt the convention, hold one
hclning to make friends in the mitted the revolting murders.
ernment Is contending that Slclair
ported as resting comfortably to*
Koning and his crew of of its own und plucc u second tick cynical official said, it would not larger marketing centers.
**•
was the moving spirit of tho Con
By A LIC E L A N G R IE R *~
Ider/.ified
by
tatoo
marks
upon
he
many
years
before
the
Govern
day.
per Volendam.
Captain et in tin* field. .
tinental, for the concern was or International New* Service Staff
Mr. Berry expects little com
In a public session yesterday a f
l). Hotter of the schooner
If this rule is
unchanged, ment would huve to embark upon petition for the Sanford producV his body, chief among which was ganized only for the Humphrey's
Torres pondmt
c
the
figure
of
u
nude
woman
on
hiH
ternoon,
the Communists denied
a
prison-construction
program
of
|J. Fas", leader of the res- Bleases continued, the South will
after January 10, eveept from arm, Henry Moity waa arrested deal and has never since function
PARIS, Oct. 3L— Shopping gave that Goussloea was connected with
enormous proportions .
L wus still tired today,
support uny nominee, including
California. Mr. Berry’s predic Sunday ufternoon at Cut-Off, La., ed.
way to sightseeing
on the pro the party but
the government
ess I’ll l>e tired for some Governor A1 Smith,, of New York. I Analysis of the figures issued by
Former Senator
Charles S. gram of America's foremost girl claims otherwise. They also protions us to the mnrkuting pros District Attorney Eugene Stanley
the
department
show
that
most
of
j t ” he said.
Ilis Chief
“ If "-his rule is abolished,”
pects for thu locul crop are mude who returned Moity to New Or Thomas, of Colorudo, attorney foe flyer, Ruth Elder, today. Miya Ej- ested against the government pro,n, Badell regarded his Ulensc said, “ The South will lose the increase in crime has been fos
ufter a thohrough study of crop leans, declared that Moity blames Humphreys, identified the 'con der arose early and, accompanied hlbitlng
ilt ‘
‘
the party from
tending a
I with true salt water op- nil her power in the Democratic tered by the prohibition, nnrcotics
conditions in the eust and u gener the crime Upon Gene Ackerman of tract, He explained thut Sinciaire by the pilot of her plane,' George delegation to Russia to taka part
convention. The question arising and other theft laws. In the old al survey o f the shipping field.
was present when it was drafted Haldeman, visited the famous old In the celebration o f the revolu
Auekson, u sailor acquaintance.
it wasn’t any picnic.
then will be whether the South ciusses of federal crimes such us Mr. Berry’s impressions are de
and that he had insisted on Sin cathedral o f Notre Dame, which tion.
i
The
murders
came
about
in
this
violation
of
tho
revenue
laws
there
[Potter’s schooner found- shall remain in the convention
scribed in his letter us follows;
A censorship was imposed upon
manner according to tho state clair's signature because he hod has stood in the middle of Paris
.22, after 12 days of hut- and participate in vhe nomination from interstate commerce, and
“ New York state lettuce Is nil ment made by Henry Moity to never heard o f the Continental for upward* of six and a half cen the radical prsae
*
following
swept seas, enroute of a candidate under the major violation of the revenue laws there
Trading Company and didn't want turies.
an attempt to aasaastgate AdmittieIphia to Martinique ity rule. I do not think she will has been n murked decrease in 10 gone save a small amount now In District Attorney Stanley.
New Jersey and Penn
Afterwards .the two Americana al Komioariohm, h ^ jo u n g XaflooM< ity met the sailor und confid- to sign-a $60,000,000 contract with
i of coal. The Captuin stay under those conditions,. I years, in some cases amounting to storage.
sylvania
lettuce
fields
urc
not
yet
were taken to see the great row* ios Gouasloo a former waiter.
nijbi.*
nturitay troubles. The sal|or an unknown concern.
I Li seven men urul the believe the South will withdraw more than 68 per cent.
black suggested thut Henry ought to kill
The ballet Inflicted only a scalp
Cross-examining Thomas, Mar o f bookstalls in the Place Dealer
|tlMauxiliary motor boat, from the convention and organize
The most striking Increase was hurt Iwdly by frost but
_j lecssary to throw the a separate convention to ipeet sn in relation to thu narcotics Inw. In heart and slime urc in practicully his wife, und then after some hes tin W. Littleton, Slclair attorney, tres, along the bank of the deln *- wound and th* president is im
und this crop cannot itation oil Moity's part, tho sailor sought to show that II. M. Ulack- a spot dear
to the hearts of sa- proving in the hospital. Unless a
erUnd i.t o rje t to make Avlant or Richmond for the pur 11)ID, there were only. 21)1) persons all ‘fields
7 ” ? . * " ” ,, " ,,a " ‘ "P .
- 1 un,|er stay in the fields much longer. obligingly said he would do it. mor, formerly with the midwest van ta the world over.
a toxic condition develops he wiH
|rLF crow.
Only ufter pose o ff nominating its own presi
r , ': : : *
pr!h°n\ ,,U, T ' h e quality i* poor and lettuce is Henry then purchased a
oroos days at the schoonknife,
Then
came
lighter
and
gayer
,0°™ b* •|}Ie to frav*.
Refining
Company*
was
the
domin
dential ticket. I f such n conven f h‘ ! , r . « Th_
“ _ th
number I i n '
uml |»hiludelThe police are atUl investiga
nps wus the order for abuntion is held, the Souvh will in was 2,1 IG, un increase of nearly phia at from 50 to 75 cents for the smuggled the sailor into his home ant figure in tho Continental, things. Ruth and Haldeman next ting to determine If Goussloa ia a .
and
ufter
the
killing,
helped
him
fiven.
which is
vito ull other sections of the 700 per cent during the nine-year two dozen-head* crates, (•uml b l° r* in stowing Iho bodies in the trunks. Blackmer is in Paris and hud re; visited the M°ntmarte,
|began the gruelling hours
fused to ubey a subpoena to ap cpmmonly supposed to be the most Communist. The prisoner, dorinw a
period. Much of this increase is at Ida lettuce should sell well in Nov
jcuntry
to
.join
her.
|22-foot open boat, striving
District Attorney Stunley indicu pear in this trial.
frolicsome spot in the world. Here second examination today, denied
‘“ I f tho two-thirds rule contin tributed by federal authorities to ember.
.
Bermuda, 200 miles uway.
ted
thnt
he
exacted
a
more
de
are
the well-known cafes frequent any connection with tho CommuUt
prohibition.
Litleton undertook to convince
'"Peppers nre plentiful and low tailed confession from the prison
at had sprung its seams ues or if the South should elect
ed
by
Latin quarter atudents and party. He said he was out o f work,
Under the Volstend law, there jin price, selling ut one dollar n
the jury that Sinciaire whs present
' ungry and despondent and tried
|>uching water and constant to remain in the convention under
er later on .
as an agent for hla.own crude oil tourists, mainly tourista. While on to kill Kondouriotis In aheer des
necessary.
They toiled .he majority rule and her dele were 2,040 persons doing time on bushel, but tho plunts are old nnd
Sheriff
Thomas
Stark
of
ThiboMontmarte
Hill
they
visited
Sa
purchasing company, desirous of
peration.
en days and nights, only to gates help nominate the Democrat Juno 30 last, so that the narcotics fresh stock from Florida should dauz, received
word Saturday
cred Heart Church.
The Communist party repudia
lermuda and then ho swep’t ic candidate- they will support and prohibition prisoners uecount do well within ten days from this night from friends living at Gul purchasing the Humphreys’ oil
The
flyers
returned
to
their
ho
for nearly 25 per cent of all feder date. I saw Plant City egg-plan*.* den' Meadows, near there, that a from the Continental.
ted Goussioa. Recently the Greek
|s buck into the heaving sea whoever is nominated.
“ I personally feel the two- al crime. There are no depenbnble sell on the Philadelphia market
H. L. Phillips, president of the tel at 12 o’clock, and, after a hasty government refused to • give the
altering storm,
man unswering Henry's descrip
lunch, set out
for the Sorbonne,
hirds
ru!e
wil
not
he
chanjwl
statistics
on
the
number
of
per
at
$3.50
per
crate
today.
Sinclair
Crude
Oil Purchasing
Greek Communists permission
lesion to
kty mile gale was raging:
tion was working on a boat on
where
Ruth
had
been invited
to
If
it
is,
I
shall
favor
my
state’s
sons
confined
in
state
und
muicipa!
‘ The celery fields of New Jer Bayou lafourche. The sheriff sent Company then took the stand and
)gro cook, Joseph Notice,
send a delegation to Moacow to
broadcast from the government
participate in the tenth anniver
prayer* were flying the Jelegntlon w ithdraw ing.from the prised but authorities expressed sey and Pennsylvania are full of
iminick Peret to Cutoff to meet produced a contract under which radio station.
•
.•onvention
und
I
have
so
stated
4he
belief
that
the
smaller!
sub-di
blight
and
the
quality
of
the
o
f
|rves of the men, rose hyssary o f the founding o f the Soviet
e bont. There Moity was found that concern bought) the oil from
“ I have enjoyed every minute
. as the storm whirled the my position on theh stunyp in visions o f crime have increased al ferings on *.he market is not good. and arrested.
tho Continental at $1.76 per barrel.
government.
o f tho day,” said Ruth.
4
aft about Capt.. Potter said, South Carolina time and time most as much as in the natiunul Northern New York state stock
This was a profit to the CotinHenry Moity at unco cleared his
somewhat better bu*. I do not be brother, Joseph, who surrendered ental of 25 cents a barrel— $8,000,classifications.
lonly his sternest interven tgnin."
,, .
nieusc repeated thnt Ins favorTho national conference will lieve any o f this celery will keep a few hours after the bodies were 0b0 in all. Sinclair had guarateed
ed kept his men from throw
Ve candidate fo r the Democratic open here • on Wednesday, with long in storage. From the condi
negro overbonrd.
found. Joseph was taken to Stan the Continental contract which
IVolendam finally was sight- nomination was ScnaVor William prison officiala from more than tion of these crops in the fields ley's office fur questioning today. made possible the taking o f this
|the only signal fuse aboard F. Borah, the Idaho Progressive 30 states present. In addition there and the general tone of vhe mar He was kept In one room and Hen profit from his own company.
boat set off.
The liner Republican.. With Borah as the will be personal representatives of ket- I look for a fairly good de ry in another. They were not alAnother $L76 contract between
|longside the little craft, the nominee, he said ,the Democratic many governors, and representa mand for our celery when It ia |lowed to see each other for the the Prairie Oil and Gas Company
men climbed exhausted to party woulcl roll up a majority tives from many independent com ready."
■fresent.
and the Continental was Identified.
NEW .WORK, Oct. 30,— (IN S )—»
LONDON, Oct, 1 — (I N S )—
|p’s deck. The life boat was exceeding either the Harding of missions and civic orgnnizntins.
James E. O'Neil, former president
— Col.
Charles
A . Lindbergh*
le moat powerfulI alliance
i
Coo’ idge landslides. In the Repub Richard Washburn Child, chair
FASC IST T R A IN WRECKED
in the trans-Atlantic, air pioneer, will o f
to sink.
of tije concern, had been present
hlator
yof
Europe
bn,| of $1,100 collected by a lican field. Blease said he belie/ man of thd National Crime Com
. .
, _ is in the process
Washington P o l i c e when the Continental had bought
ficiate) In a consulting capacity for
o f formation today. This mighty
ktee under the sponsorship ed President Coolidgo would be mission, will present a report on
LONDON, Oct. 31. — (IN S )—
thq
oil
frpm
Humphreys
at
$1160,
the Daniel Guggenheim Fund fo r
G
e
t
S
o
c
c
e
r
Player
combination
of
power
is
headed
brae V. McLaughlin, former renominaved.
Six persons were killed and many
last year’a work.
and he, like Sinclair, had guaran
th* Promotion
o f Aeronautics,
(commissioner, waa present
The conference will last two were injured when a crowded train Swearing A t G a m e teed to Humphrey* the Continen by Franco and includes Belgium, and for the time being at least, will
Poland,
Roumanla,
Czecho-Slovthe rescued ctcw today.
days, and many speakers will give tarrying Fascists to Bari for the
tal would carry out the contract. akla and Jugoslavia.
not align himself with any com
their views on the present appal celebrations of the fifth anniver
W ASH ING TO N, Oct. 31 (IN S ) O’Neil ia somewhere in Europe
The final treaty— that between mercial project, it woe learned here
sary
o
f
Fnscisnv
collided
with
an
ling rate o f crime in the United
sabpeona
— Profanity is a misdeamor— evading service of
France and Jugoslavia probably today.
States, and their ideas on how it other train at Trigano, according even in the h®«t o f an athletic conOwen J. Roberta, federal prose will be signed with|n 10 days, ac
Harry N . Guggenheim, presi
to
a
Central
News
Dispatch
today
may be checked.
teat, according to the capital's vig cutor, then developed that at the cording to Information, from Par dent o f the Guggenheim fund, an
from Rome.
ilant police force.
mealing yhcrc the Continental is today.
According
to the nounced that “ Lindy” henceforth
Two park police waited until the bought the 33,000.000 barrels of French Interpretation there is no would be a member o f the organ
ios,
M A R IN E COMMITS SUICIDE end o f a soccer game on the monu oil, Sinclair and O’Neii had made actual alliance, because the acts ization.
Two squawking red hens were
olemnly introduced to Jqdge Jment grounds Sunday afternoon a separate contract with Humph do not fall into the category o f
“The Daniel Guggenheim Fund
W ASHINGTON, Oct., 31.— (IN and then arrested Robert? HallJ reys to take half of his production treaties o f alliance.
)ry S. Martin o f Williaton, Q. Sharon and a jury this mornin*
fo r the Promotion o f Aeronautic*
rcntly announced his candi- n County Court during the trail
8 )— Sergeant James F. Miskell,
ul keeper o f the M<*rlboro team. for their companies at thq current
But statesman o f other powers has therefore retained CoL Lind
United States Marine Corps, stat- Th'ey sqid‘ “Hull’s
f r state comptroller, was a o f James Acres, a negro, charge.)
dur- field price— this contract, however, regard the great ring forged by bergh In a consulting
*** exclamations
cu
capacity*
in Sanford today in the in- with their theft, and threatened at
ioned In China, committed suicide |ng tho game were profane enough not to take effect nntll after the France across Europe by way o f
sold Guggenheim. “ Under Urn or*
|of his cumpaign for the of- moments to disrupt the courd with
yesterday by shooting himself Bluj |ouj #nough to shock the SunContinental contract had been ful th* Balkan* as something more rangement with him he will
held by Ernest Amoa their clamor.
K ^ ^ M
^ last
^ w e S hilfl "U h a service pistol, according to day ears o f the spectators.
than o’ gesture of friendship. Ex free to engage |n any
,
filled.
officials
after
Partin has just completed a
dispatch to the Navy today.
It coat Hall’s friends $10 to
Acres was charged with remov- had netted them Commissioner a
cept upon their sea fronts Ger which will In his judgment
|of west Florida where he ng* five similar hens from the
Mickeil’a home was given us Beav ge$ him out o f the clutches of the
many and Italy are virtually cut mote the cans* o f *v
W. C. Hill twice and City A t
he found considerable favlavy.
er Lick, Ky.
oop of L. G. Hunter during the
o ff from the balance of continent
torney
George
A.
DeCottea
“ A t th* request
ha will be
support o f his candidacy.
'irat week of January and pwcal Eiirope.’ In addition to that a liberty to take such
once,
tho
police
this
morning
flights
iMartin wus educated at Em
ng them ib his own coop where
wqll la built along the weitern
other exerimental efforts In
|niversity ut Atlanta ant ■Iunter testified he found pnd brought t)i6 pame of S. .0. Shinfrontier
o
f
'Soviet
Russia.
hoUer. DNttiuen'w of the Chamber
University at Macon. Hi
The plan to link up Frane* with half o f aviation as hp may
dentified thsm.
and
ted his law course at Chi
Acres, his wife and daughter, of Commerco, into Municipal
the “ Little Entente” originated upon his initiative
le hus been in the banking ind Mrs. A. Dorner, his employer, Couurt for violation of the park
more then seven years ago and blity.
“ Hq w|U become % ipemb
SOUTH ORANGE, N. J
for a number of years
Oct. negotiations to complete the greet
>n the other hand testified the ing ordinanco on First Street
31.—
(IN
S
)—
Apparently
suddenly
his home at Williston Mrda had been shipped to the neg- and Judge Weyman K. Whive es
I
S
)diplomatic
project
have
been
conmore
difficulty
WRh the Joyous apiy|t of Bailo- have experienced
treated hi*
bond.
time.
ro by express at just that time
young hopefuls to insane, Fredrick Sanborn*. 49, tirvoue ever eince, deepite the frew
t’ep
permeating the air, ftonfofd in n t t lp g their y<
Others
arrested
and
finetl
$1
[Martin is a Mason, Shriner
. .. shot
„
and
^
killed \»hla wife. queitt change* of French cablnhts.
In reply to that H. J. Clause
tomorrow morning if today
bed
and
tomorro
list.
He is under 4C arefully examined the chickens for breaking tho parking regula I* prepared t°r the visit tonight of something
rtWr
out o f the
ordinary Maude, mortally wound**! his sop,
tion were: O. M. Powell, C. C. witches, goblins and other mystcr" * "IQ attacked
................
* i son,
hie oldest
|of age, is married and has ind announced he positively
W OMAN DROWNS BBLF
greets the public eye, the myster Jack,
sting family o f aix child- ified ona of them a* a bird ne Howard and D. C. Gay*, R. A. ioua strangers. The weird visitor* ious occurences may be laid at the
* y »y< and then killed himW ASHINGTON, Oct. 31— (IN S )
nad sold Hunter over a year ago- Williams was fined $3 for Park are expected to bold full swsy
'eet o f tlm youngsters, who pracing without lighti and R. Marah til the» ‘late
Another son, Albert, escaped — The body of Mrs. Laura M. Pur
[ate hours
|first candidate to announce
hour* and
and the
the dc
down*
The case, which started at
the custom of years gone
waa diamUsivJ on the m n « town section may bp
by
father by running from the vis, 48, was token from the Poto
swptrolWr, Mr. Martin
is /clock this morning, was
be taken
ta)
ve devoted a night to mlaH E M JQ W W
a ruder* dressed
nbome home, whore the mod mac near the Mathta* Point light
a hurried tour o f the state in progress this afternoon w»n charge while the cose against, u. "term by merry panders
hd fun making.
Strange
C.
Hooker
was
continued.
.
in
ail
kjnds
of
fantastic
•costume*.
‘
woe
stagedSanborn*
beginning an intensive Mayor E. F. Housholder defending
GBNJ
lse* and dark amsll
figures
house today. 8b* boarded a WoshMgn.
Frank Coleman, negro Joy In addition there Will be the usual
■hot the boy' Jock, th* bullet Ington-Norfolk steamer Saturday Soviet
he negro. Mayor Housholder at
iy he reported In *11 section* of
o f private parties which
tempted to prove through the we rider arrested for^ ^ V n^ n#j
* city tonight and the harraaaed entering the left temple, and
to he
gal^ members o f the police department boy was later reported dying at night efter quietly alipninf away
tl serve to increase the
tar while intoxicated was
al
express
office
the
hen*
had
from* friend* and relative*. She I n ___
[Pounds Of Bass
•hipped in but his effort failed be* $200 and costs or given 00 days. spirit o f the occasion.
y be thoroughly worn out by Orange Mem0fi* l Hospital.
oraa missing when tha boot docked Nations I
gun
A reckless driving charge against
He then
his
Hallowe’en spirit has been in the
dawn o f tomorrow.
(ght By Three Men rauae the records were not avail him
article
“ orfolk.
at Not
numerwas dismissed. J. Bell was airr foir several days with
While th* ponce rules will sup wife, who has
able.
The jurv was comoosed of P. W. fired $10 on a charge of drunkJ- oua> parties announcing *thp ap posedly be Junt as strict tonight a* her with a ham
fertnee
BLAST JA i.o MEMPHIS
•ea bass weighing more
proach of the anticipated holiday. nn any other occasion, except fpr tacked Fredrick f i
Padfoni.
Frank Pitt-. U P- « +
, Pounds apiece and aHoStewart ness.
Tb* wea’ her too, hfa
n of the »ho downtown poraders and bom An attempt to s
to ahng more than 200 rins Dnvid Sr***er. Max
" " P «K
CONVENTION TO COONENE kind that sn<our*gs# H)t*e boy*
, Jblowers, there Is sure to be a alight failed wnen the revol
wyc cuught at Davionr •nd Harley A- Manus.
. R
cast aside resirilnt and hie
nlc them
-.let ud and a few official eya* fire. He then killed '
them-;let
agents today were
n n ‘ TJ.av by throe railroad
The sop Albert was I
ore th* night is over,
KEY WEST. Fla-* Qct., 3 l„— selves to the dark places to in -iW
B. >Hd*. F. B. Strange TROOPS GUARD C O N V E N j]^
effort*
in,
1
--------material
owners
ar*
warned
to
______to
Havana
dulse
in ipX*Uriou*
"*
Oct. 3*1*— INS)
j ((IN S )— Pfiroute
V IE N N A ,
, Hoskins.
who blew op a
Ethel
With many of the store wind
Premier
Brationu.
of
I
where
their
annnal
convent
on
will
three caught three
seised from i
ch chairs, Wag their door;
*’laUov
Iconvene tomorow. 350 members of decorated In typical
5 them were noproxi- has ordered a reriment of
attire,
th*
city
i
’
in
other
ways
barricade
that
paaMngtr Traffic Association
tame jixe, Mr. Hoskins ry to guard the ionvent.on of the £
against any invasion |salt o f » i
He
the United State. »nd Carrada
they were the National Peasant M f .
will
open
at
Alba
JulU
to
m
o
r
1
^
^
,
tW,
p*rt
today.
Jra «d tpk*n
taken since
si nee lie
\ts
\>rced Into
iall Open Boat
AT RAPID RATE
NAVY OIL PLOT
CHANGE IN RULE
MAY SPLIT PARTY
INSISTS BLEASE
Kondouriotis Is ~
Slightly Wounded
CELERY OUTLOOK GUILT OF CRIME
IS G00D.SANF0RD DENIED BY MOITY
SHIPPER REPORTS WHEN ARRESTED
RUTH ELDER HAS
GAY TIME SEEING
SIGHTS OF PARIS
S
Groundwork IsLaid Lindbergh Plans To
For Formation O f Continue Work For
Powerful Alliance Promotion Of
Squawks Threaten
iory S. Martin, Court’s Dignity As
ididate for Job Hen Case Is Tried
Visits City
Police Drive Upon
T r a f f i c Violators
Snares Shinholser
Sanford Ready For Ghosts Tp Walk
Ip Hallowe’en Celebration Tonight
Man Goes Wild And
Slays W if e Before
T a k i n g Own Life
or*
E
E
*
from Alabama.
�T L E BANJ OUL HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1927.
PACE SIX
It Is Not A Home Jntil It’s Planted
The necessary shrubbery for the beautification of the home grounds, such ns Broad
Leafed Evergreens. Pamls, Conifers, Roses, etc., of which you will find a Rood assort
ment, in a large quantity, reasonably priced, at the
Editoi Of Railway Magazine; 1 :>rk. White And Red Banner
O f Kaiser’s Reign Barred
Makes Bequest To College
From Craves Of Soldiers
To Finance Hunt. For L ife
Bv
Edicts O f Renublicnns
On Earth’s Sister n an ct'
Sanford Nursery Co
2885 W . First St.
EVANSTON. III., Oct. 28,— D ien
life t xisi mi Mars or other o f the
planet
‘ , *
Ri«eiirch nlong this line hn*
In ti made possible at Northwes
tern I 'diversity here through a boqin
of $25.0<U) left to the univer
sity by Ce late Wnlter M. Camp.
ChieniEM. editor of The Railroad
Review Research work in plane
tary mdiation will bo started at
mice bv E. I). Crie^lirector o f the
Elgin (Ib-ervatory. according to
priifessni- ef nit rm |my and direc•>r of the Dearborn Observatory at
N'urt hwestern.
The possibility o f life on the
i l in t- has long in t e r r e d Mr.
N ear Monroe Corner
Visitors Always Welcome
WEATHER
AND
PRICES
Now A t Their Best
R A W material prices and the labor market are in such a
stable eondition that the time is most opportune to build.
Especially with this pleasant weather that sentjs building
toward completion at a rapid pace.
When You Paint
Paint to Last
Hill Lumber Co
BATHROOM
BEAUTY!
Tho bathroom is Just a*
much a part of your home
as the drawing-room. Insure
beauty und comfort by us
ing HOSIER'S Plumbing fix
tures. Once we install them,
they always give perfect sat
isfaction, draining . readily,
rnnvcying fresh water in nn
even flow, and retaining the
handsome appearance that
makes HOSIER’S fixtures
stand out from the ordinary
sort.
F. W . T empgrton
JON W. 2nd St.
Painting—Tinting— Pnpcrlianglng.
• ip nm| bo intended originally
... have I ho bequest solely for re
. . Ii into llm inhabiiHliility of the
.i n. is. but he decidvd lat«*r to in
. |. if all work in planetary research
i ...!■• all wmk in planetary research.
||„. income from this trust
.• >I may be i i - et| in direct ri-t
.■un it und tb • •li.'.semination of
ki.owledifn concerning the planets,"
aid Professor Fox. “ It may lie
u-ed for lectures expeditions to
more favorable stutions for obser
ve, nut, instrumental equipment anil
the publication of the resultk of
planetary research.
"Money will be granted to other
. bs'Tvntorles or to individuals If
I l ey have a promising piece of
wink w?t desire to encourage. Mr.
Uric, who is director o f the obser
vatory ut the Elgin watch works,
will begirj soon deaeurches Into
planetary radiations.”
»
Loch Arbor
Marches On
Office & Show Rooms— 915 West First Street
h
A
I)SE good paint and the
longer wear it glVes will
amply repay any d iffer
ence in cost.
11.1M-— Even Germany’* for••rn-mie* in the war nppnrentii \v more respert for the old
i mi flag. blnck-white-red thna
. Herman
Republicans,-who
o '. >n it na the "Imperial
■i> . ipaf autlnritici of Cologne
•ir|j
interfered
with navy
[i about tr> deposit a wreath*
i the old colors in front of the
kiige o*f a cutter of he Gcr. ruiser ‘Clogne," which was
. .lining the war after a batwith the loss of almost its eni ' i' w . The relics of the cutter
\hihited publicly In Cologne
• \rry year navy veterans nra sort of memorial service
'I im dead,of the cruiser.
••’ her time mejnber* of the
•midlsts front fighter’* league,
•‘Steel Helmet,” were not* al
ii to deposit a wreath with the
■•dors on the graves of war
ant in the title Thuringlan
AS IMPORTANT AS THE
NEW HOME’S PLANS.
[j (Jive a serious thought to the lumber that
.'j goes into your new home. Years o f extra
5J life depend upon its quality.
JJ The added cost is soon forgotten/ in the long^ er service and greater satisfaction you will
1.
First in Natural Beauty. General %Sanford
developer, owned 25,000 acres of what
Seminole County, and with all this vast terr
choose from, selected a spot adjoining Lot i
as his home site. *
p it
Fifteen minutes from Heart o f Sanford,
Saniortl, at an aver
a\orage speed o f twenty miles per hour.
And the new
wide Country Club Hoad., for the construction of
which funds nro in the bank, will make that 1np
a wonderful drive.
Security Lumber Co
520 Maple Ave.
Improvements have never stopped.
Work is now
progressing rapidlv on permanent electric lines.
Igx’ h Arbor has paved streets, modern water works
with sealed reservoir, and telephone service. All
city conveniences except gas.
.
Lumber For A ll Purposes
No matter what class or quan
tity o f Lumber you may need, we
carry it in our yard or know
where we can get it immediately.
Deliveries will be made with
out charge. And estimates will he
furnished without charge or obli
gation.
.
First National Bank of Sanford holds in trust the
Loch Arbor Improvement Fund which is guar
antee that all improvements will continue^ to com
pletion, on a constantly moving schedule.
No mortgages. Loch Arbor is free o f incunibranc
es.
C.
No assesments. All inv ovements
in original purchase price
are
O R L A N D O -0 r
irillion-dollnr «
in October 12th.
•
'
Road *" Elef,rf,fy
)lip IC
j|u, Mumble* Railwny,
7 ft Y p a r s ext in Great Britain and l)
7U I e d T b £ electrified. The owner
nrction with the niunie.pa
Oct. 20 (IN S ) :tje, of Swan^a. England
kyetto Patter- (.ertftking the work, whtc
living in thite,i to be eompleteO
28 celebrated
The Mumbles Rail
mniversary.
incorporated in 1801 nnd *
■ears o f age )>t| llirc.c Veai* later. Hor
is erect und trcet .ars piled the flve^
Mm. Patter-- . ,f nii|ea of track for i
»se.«sed of ail
,() fnr
50 vear
1 M u"; Ph? r steam trains, still runnir
aughter. Mrs. (
r()II(1 Inr „ consider
husband is a * {h|i rmlte, have carrie
service with practically
parents were atjon from the uchedule.
Prince O f Wales*
Living Simple Life
MONTICELLO—Fi;
son County cold itc
operatioh nere.
DADE CITY—Com:
home for Grrdnn M
Americnn Legion, i
Tmnrimr.'
flimedia
NoAssessments
InLochArbor
& em
’ *uu.»Jd,
(Aaation
which
«f|
immediate i.rdct.
delay*. No red t*
. U n l i m i t e d , fa
. available at oac*
| loan* on impti
raaidenco and k
ne»* property
from J2j
i to tyOO.OOO. M.
, am ount*
Mortgaj
DeForest Sanford
Realty Co.
A scrips of mysterious burglar
ies baffled the police of Birming
ham, England, for some weeks. I
Chance revealed that the thieves!
were two schoolgirls, HI years o f (
ngc, whose crimes had netted j
them about $.'100 in money nnd jew -1
e!ry. They were sent to n reform-'
ntory for five years.
town of Rnuschn.
The action of local authorities
within Prussia .was' prompted by
a' decree of the Prussian Premier
Braun, u socialist, prohibiting the
display of the colors other than
the present “ official” colors o f
Germany, black-red -gold.
Feeling among the nationalists'
and also among other Germans, [
not uffiliated with any political
patty, but still sympathizing with
tho old colors, is very
bitter
against these measures.
The nationalists, in the Prussian
Diet, put a query on the table of
the house, in which they deferred
to the above mentioned incidents,
ns follows: “ It is n disgrncc that
I the city o f Cfdogr.c should proceed
*in such way nguinst our old glori
ous colors, fr even the ccupntion
troops, while they were stationed
' at Cologne, used to pay tribute to
the old colora on
commemoration of the sinking of
the cruiser, Cologne,”
Discord Arises
Discord and strife amoitg tho
Germans over the old nnd the new
colors has become so hitter lately
that it was generally expected
President von Hindcrburg would
come out with a proclamation on
the day of his eightieth birthday
taking issue with this problem.
Political circles hold that, unless
the feud is definitely ended by a '
jPleblsciteit will always remain u|
bone of contention over which the I
German nation is hopelessly split, I
even after the new colors were
fixed by the Republican Constitu
tion in liHD.
The late President Kert also
found the problem so difficult that
he sponsored two national colora
to he laid down in the constitution,
the new black- red -gold one as the
“ official” German colors and tho
, old black-white-rcd one as the
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savings on building now than probably’ havei
been offered to Sanford citizens before. Looki
these ads, compare the service, merchantliw
prices and decide in your own mind whether ol
now is a good time to build!
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They are matte in Sanford, for use in Hor,(I
They are distributed only tn Florida
They are made by Proven formulae to withstand
climatic conditions Ip the stale and guarani*
to do so.
W E IN V ITE YOU to come in and learn
more
Florida-made paints, varnishes, stains, shellacs
painters' supplied
Martin Paint Sh
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There are two kinds o f Foundation W ork
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You will find, oh investigation that ours is the
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L
will conform to vour convenience,
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�THH SANFORD Hl.llALD, MONDAY OCTOBER 30, 1927
P AG E TWO
“ Layin g Her Cards On The Table
The Sanford Herald
Florida is the state industrial survey that is now beint?
K n ffm l
m
m n l
S « n m ai
compiled by Forrest Johnson and Grosvenor Dawe. The
O c to b e r 37. 111*. at Ik e F a c t o r
survey, authorized by the recent session of the state lejfis-.
a t P ta a f o r it , F l o r i d a
n a d rr act
C n K rra a
of
M a rc k 3 IN tt,
lature, will be a complete resume of Florida industrial
U m . I . A M ) 1.. O K A S _________ E I I I T O H Jife together with a number of articles by officials of lead-,
ft, H O W A R D IIF .n o
. . M A N A O F .lt
Figures compiled in connec-,
H A R L K F. J O S E S
W a m a c la * K d l t a r inf? enterprises of this state.
tlon with the report will accurately set forth the advantages
SUBSCRIPTION BATHS
O aa Y e a r
...... ..................... ................
of Florida us they have never been enumerated before.
t i l s M o n ik a
T h re e lln a ih a
. .
The work of Mr. Johnson and Mr. Dawe has been confin-|
1)1 C a r r i e r p e r W e e k . . .........
ed thus far to west Florida where the results of their laborsj
W e e k ly IM Illo n p e r V e a l
are reported to have been extremely gratifying. Statistics!
on farm production and industrial distribution have been of
such significance as to amaze even the residents of the par
ticular section in which the men have worked.
The whole
survey is expected to be a revelation to those of us who have
never seriously considered Florida’s advantages beyond its
attraction for tourists.
T il# It r mill !■ n w e m b f r nf five
Florida us an agricultural and industrial center has nev
A u d it
lltirrnu of i l n - t i l m l o n s . n n
In t e r n a llo iin I A is o f ln ilo n
of
I'u b er
been
stressed before as it will be in the future, and the in
k ie h e r * , A < l t r r l U e m , a n d A d t r r l l a l n t f
A ffen lM 1 %l i l r Hi r e f ill I reM r a c k
P u b . dustrial survey will form the basis of a selling
argument to
lin k er
l(t e m l * e f
fo
wtih m ll
In
a
outsiders who seek something besides health and recreation.
t liu r n u iz t i
n iit ill
of
M iiliw erlpt fon n
H * I m In o r d e r to \ r r l f >
n t in o ia t r ly
The rapid expansion of agricultural production will be con
a l l r l n l m k o| f i r m In li o n mm w e l l a a
hd fteftf Ituw Io p mm m r l h u t U .
vincingly pictured as will he the prospects for diversified
farming.
Florida as in ideal location for gigantic gnterprises
will
be
bolistered by a description of available electric
• •• r . a « l . i t \ l . i r * ' • R O G i l i H
la^ -F .rt» M tn u | in r 1 1 y a n u r w u n i ) n d * al power ns distributed hv some of the largest concerns
in
•iiiitiH l r.iflloiiu
the southland.
J L ^ - I l e r i i ^ r t t t jf p r route* t o J a r k o n n % 'illr.
Commenting on the survey, the Jacksonville Times11-—* I'c itiM fr n r llt iii o f S i , J u h n i India* si
f 11%r r 1ftnit(.
Union has this to snv, "The industrial survey will be gener
t-*—* I n n n m u r o l l o n
i»f r u o i i l h t f
ally beneficial.
Florida can afford to "lav her cards on the
u p W e e k .”
II If m e n ! I i i k
ni
h it lt iJ ln K
p ro *
table.”
There
is
much of interest and importance going on
I r n n i— h im s r s
litifeSn
u p o P ltu o il
lltlU R fh .
in the state that needs publicity.
Florida has millions of
•I,— A i Mill III u n i l t 1 b r o t ,
idle acres and thousands
!,*-.< o i ii jilt- flu n «if f l i p
lien u I l f l e a fit>n p ro f fr n n i,
Florida needs more people
u n i a n d n t o ilr r n b o o p l l i l ,
sturdy people.
The indu
BIBLE VERSE FOR TO D AY
almost unbeiievenbte.
Ai
SOUL
HUNGER:— My
soul mnny where the a v e ra g e s<
longeth, yea, even fainteth for the
court* of the Lordjmy heart and ject to doubt.
my llesh crieth out lor the living
l»ud. Psalm H4:2.
PRAYER:
Blessed are they
which do hunger and thirst after
righteousness, for they shall he
filled.
They Never Fumble
A s Brisbane Sees It
I f "H i* St *el’' Cut U w f .
Two Brothrrs Compete.
Only 5400.ft00.000.000?
The Kaiser’- Kindness.
11^ Arlk'ir Jlrl.bane
r __■■77 *" *•»*■
Architect
F 'fst Nnt’l. Hank
Sanford, pi,
that
THIS IS
GONNA
ONS ill’’ a great father, j
, will
tinlay enter a ;
, dr.-i.le their superiority. (
■rit the father's power.
I*, named Mars and Cru■ rail- horses, nut of 6.xaies. -sired li> the great
I,’ O’War. They raie in j
today, carrying equal j
tun pounds.
tidieve that human beings i
l.i id to greater per fee- |
vK-es, utws, pigs, sheep
logs ure, l-j* careful seleclothers ami fathers. But it
lone. The Lord does not
And that helps l<> keep
c.iiial" or nearly so.
h is
The owner of
hor property is free
_ HU
A KIN. N< IKK. REFERRING
K, "our naticnnl wealth of $400,OOO.tMHi.llOO," might as well refer
t«i John !> Rockefeller's wealth of
•■K tm".ful " f golf dabs."
Mi. Rockefeller has other things,
S«. has the United Slates.
The oil, gold, icon, coal, copper,
silver, lead, zint, to the United
Stales are worth alone far more
Despite n sort of inate antipathy for "Dont’s” which than 100 lidlions. Some brain, now
work in the* United States will
every normal individual seems to have to a m ore or less prom nt
prodtae an idea worth more to the
inent degree, they all love good health and all look askance at nation than * 400.000,000,000.
A fte r all, Admiral McGrudcr
him a name which sound* strange the cripple or unfortunate person who must get along without
ly like a fighter’s.
the exuberance of good health. And while it is equally true
Don't blame us if wc put dirt that every one scoffs at the idea of sane living, everyone en
in. the paper; blame the fellow who joys the fruits of such existence.
makes the dirt.
For that reason the fourteen rules established hv a cer
tain Dr. Humphries of the New Jersey Orthopedic Hospital
Pedestriuns seem to be increas
may be acceptable to the average render though a trifle bor
ing these days by leaps and bounds.
ing.
He seems to think that most of a person’s troubles come
— D eI ji mi News. And politicians
from bis eating and therefore he has prepared fourteen
by henps of bonds.
"don ts” to apply to meals. Here they nreiyou don’t have to
Did you see the pictures of the
Dempsey -Tunney fight?
Demp
sey certainly packs u mean rab
bit punch, doesn’t he?
The trouble with some politic
ians Is that they don't kiss enough
huhies, but may be it’s because
the baliies won’t let them.
D eForest Sanii
R e a lty Co.
MERELY AS W ORKING ma
chines able to produce wealih, uur
I00,01)0,00t) Americans are easily
worth * 4.1)0.000,HIM,With That is
valuing them id $4000 apiece,
which isn’t much. They need pro
duce only $240 a year each to earn
15 pm- cent on *400,000.000,000.
nppoinl agents, amt have fatted in
luivM w l i l i i n this State an o f f i c e r c.r
Hiront upon » horn process run he
served, anil n he uur further made to
nopenr to this rnurt that Ihts ease
In u soli in ali.u'hnienl against the
g, oils noil i-hattels, lands and l e n - roents I.r 111- said T H E n o m V K I . t .
UI'.AI/l V t'O M I'A N Y , a corporal Ion.
therefore, these presents ure
to
command >ou.
THE
It O D W K L I ,
H E A l / n i i i M l ' A N V . n corporation,
lo lie and nppi ar before Ihts I l o n o i aide t'o orl. on die 2 nd day o f Junut r y . A. I' fir's, oth erwise a Judgment
l y defn oli will lie entered agiitnri
THE FORMER KAISER says
that out of regard for his first
i-misin, King George, whose father,
King Edward, was the kaiser’s
nn .e. he, the kaiser, forbade his
/.( pplins to drop high explosives on
K ng James' palace and Idow King
Gi ot ge into the presence of their
jo,ut grandmother, Queen Victoria.
All of which reminds us that
the Jackson, (Miss.) Daily News
aaya
of Mississippi's governor
elect, Thco. C, Bilbo, “ who is tour
ing Europe now." "When . Bilbo
gets to Copenhagen there will cer
tainly he something rotten in Den
mark.— Kustis Lake Region.
ome o f Ernest Amos' friends
I are taking up the battle for
aay that he is not to blame
bank faihjree that the reason
X&s not done well U because he
not been properly equipped
b sufficient assistants. That,
ever, was not the case in San1, He had enough f ” ’ ’ ’
aake an audit o f the Seminole
arty Bank a year ago, and knew
M i r well the helpless eondl-
JAMES A . SAND S
J2.1 Sar.7ord Are,
C H R IS T Y
Sifts NOW on ns
Jeweler
E X C ITE M E N T A N EMOTION
S A V A N N A H MORNING NEWS
Sometimes the lully has more
sense than tile experts give it cred
it for possessing. The experts ure
like New Yorkers in one respect.
New Yorkers think the rest or the
country is rustic; when, as a mat
ter of fact, New York is about the
most provincial spot in the nation
— and doesn’t know i t The rest of
the country knows it; there is a
sort of intuitional unaysls which
makes the countryman o f the na
tion know New York is provincial
— without any technical process or
formula by which to demonstrate
it. The laity knows other things
by the same commonsense wuy—
without having systematically or
Now one scientist hu* discovered
thul tile everyday folks do know
at least one thing that Ids own
expert class never found out. That
what is commonly spoken of ns
excitement is nn emotion. He has
sr.id so, nof only, but others come
to his side and recognized the fact
ftml officially in uobut the greatest
meeting o f psychologists ever held
in this country, the organization
officially, formally neepted '.he lay
viiw and proclaimed "excitement"
an “ emotion"— along with love and
hate and anger and Joy and fear
And we, we everyday folk, had
been knowing that nil ulong, even
if we didn't take time to down in
and classify it and set it down in
u list. And the eminent psychol
ogist came to sec it on n sudden
in the conduct o f n crowd of every
day students and citizens in his
college town, who, when the place
caught fire,
did ‘ unbelievable
things in the wuy of fire-fighting,
W H A T WOULD
HARVARD
give for 0000 books now in the
pos.sision of the bolshevik govern
ment ? They belonged to Voltaire,
whose fine handwriting and caustic,
comment appear on thousands of
their pages. Catherine the Second
of
Russia,
intelligent woman,
bought the books, anti all other
T E m »|i\VEt.l. R E A L T Y FuMcontents o f Voltaire’s house at FerIwN V. :<»< ttiiN|ill:it Trust lUiltillim, I *ri>Vlilt'lleit. It. t.
ney, including the wooden wainsIt liHtig mail,' In n|i|»<<nr In tills
conting. A volume of Milton's i'" H
i t thul siiiiim.iiis ml respitntlfii'
poems, annotated by Coleridgt, ili.ni Hus lifi-ii lu-ri*tiifiiri' lusuiil i
l " i rln, illri’ i'li'il In you, anil ihiil tltr I
has been purchased by Harvard.
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tires, bottles, metal, junk
o f all kinds.
Botlles of nt) sizes and
kinds.
Den Cantwell, former atar hurler
for the Jacksonville Tars baseball
tc tir, and who recently signed up
with the New York Giants, haa re
turned to Florida for the winter,
Baaeball fans and friends o f Cant
well aay "watch his smoke next
summer."—-Florida Times-Union.
A few days ago a couple of boya
on th* road asked an old man to
give them a ride. He did, and he
bought them their lunch bealdes.
They noticed that ha had four
douara left, so they killed him
and stole the money. A man Is a
fool who Is kind enough to give a
stranger a lift these days.
-------- n-------The chief editorial writer o f the
Miami Herald, who recently re
turned from an extansive trip
1 through Europe, writes recently
that Ruth Elder and her pilot
„ George Haldeman 'had set out for
“ Lisbon, Spain." We- are some. what surprised to learn thtit there
la a Lisbon In Spain, but o f courae
the Miami editor should know.
"Service You’ll Appreciate”
108 M agnolia
The Sanford Herald thinks that
Indiana needs a jail-proof gover
nor. A t any rate, it is a good thing
.mu they haven't got a governorproof jail.— Guincsville Sun.
■ ■
"There’s n long, long trail a
winding,’’ blit it isn’t a Hail any
more: it's u well paved road, as
those who came to Florida in 1025
and are returning again now will
gladly testify.
Mayor Thompson is going to
eliminate everything from the pub
lic library of Chicago, everything
that appears to him to be un-Am
erican. That will not leave much,
for unfortunately most of \ the
world's best literature is un-Ameri
can.
Plumbing — Heating
Select
As u very, very general rule peo
ple who "cuss" newspapers are the
most anxious for the newspapers
to say something about them.—
Clearwater News.
m e Baptists o f Jacksonvilkt
are starting u campaign to raise
funds for the Children’s Home in
that city. The Children’s Home
in a most worthy Institution and
deserves the support o f every
Christian citizen.
assessm ents—another
vantage of this desi
development. Ix>ok it
investigate, judge it (
merits now.
KOTS
S. SOMAN
212 Sanford Ave,
ever turn of business life, train ■tj0n. So the scientist saw and betheir salesmen and managers in Roved Und accepted,
the science insist upon its use and | Probably the professor will disfind if. a great system o f princi- cov*r thjt he comes of u family in
ies on which business getting is which th«r* were members emo■**d.
*
i ltonally excitable.
t
B L O O D C U R D L IN G N A M E S
PE N S A C O LA J O U R N A L
There must be quite a lot o f fur
pulling and a whole raft o f storms
and tidal waves every Saturday
during the fall , o f football teams
o f American colleges and universiea Hv* up to what their names Im
ply. Aand thu uninitiated must
qiuver with fright when-reading In
the sport peges of the varous news
papers that “The Crimson Hurri
cane prepared yesterday to blow
upon Ballyhooville with all ita
mighty fury to wraak vengeance,
*
Surely the uninformed must
etc,
go fo r hie when he reads that
“ Tha Bears trimmed th eir claws
choice meal against the Panthers
today. .
I f you happen to be alone in tig
room, don’t get scared and look
around yuu to tee if aome carniv
orous animal is aliping through
the door when you read the name*
of some of the cotiege football
teams. Just as an Illustration of
the fighting qualities suggested,
pursue the following names:
Florida Alligators,
Alabama
Crimson Tide, Georgia Tech Golden
Tornado, Princeton Tigers, Mercei
Bears. Southern Moccasins, Georg
ia Bulldogs, Wake Forest Demon
NEW CHRYSLER SALES AGEN
*
October 31 st, 1927
EUROPE W IL L SOON be ahle
to form a dictator’s club, with &
good membership. Mussolini, President Hemal Pasha, Vice- President Pilsudaki of Poland, Secre
tary Primo de Rivera of Spain,
head o f the house committee. These
llcators remind you of one thing.
You may kill or depose monarchs.
But until the people themselves are
ready for a
beter govcnnier.t,
'mltation monarchs will spring up
,’ n their placee. Power must go.
consin Wolverines, Callforia Gold
en Bears, V. P. I. Pony Express,
Furman Purple Hurricane Pensa
cola Tigers, Tulane Green Wave,
Miami Hurricane, Brown Iron Men,
"gulthrope, Stormy Petrels, Bir
minghamSouthern
Panthers,
Carolina Gamecock*, Minnesota
#• . a
ell.___ . a
•
Showing
1928
Models
W e cordially invite you to call
and inspect these new models.
Open
Evenings
PARKSIDE MOTOR C
lc Ave. at Commercial
�THE gANTOKT) TTETTU-T5. Jrr>\T> Ky OCTOBER .flj; TQ5
rial
And
IH G #
Personal Adivitie
B Telephone
,
1»»
. lft m
'u,v
r s . FRED. S. D A IGEU. Society I'.ilitor
society Editor ICi^idcricc
-q
•—* * i *1 * I
Woman’s Club”
*
t or Temperance Day
liss Dorothy Milcheli
| Elected President Of 1
itjstcss AtHallowe en
Local U. I). C. Chanter ( curtesy On Saturday
T1w> regular rm-cti;i_' «>i tin- N. > ,
de V . How;*rd 1 ha j ter i I > r. |)
v\ti he'd Friday af* •:?•».n .»• •in- .
horn.- <>f .Mr tl. I*. Ri-t: •,
Ma-rnnlia Avt nui'.
I
?*.w k ___ l_i ■}r
*•.-# u *
l-ast Friday being Temperon'
a inopt m ftructivc -and ir/.c •
V ig prcgrw.i wasigi-ttp at t!
> ...i: i.!:* High > hnol by the H
girl.* with Mu* Natali© Fata-- I ii .in Alar
I ;i. prajla^i u.. as foMoutet
■nr,
"Atnauian O.itli**, repented in
r -rt by ’-he .-.h«‘,o?.
i.!;i
"I
. Gla.'.irs’’, Mis •
m il t h e n r y
w ig h t
y
U.-.MlIUtf. _\i. t’liir.i
|
Lincoln ‘and
ru-djre;. IV.iir1 lit baon.
I’ngcnnt, “ Otir • untry’s Pur-
•
uto ..
•> tloWfcr
tirnl dinliarrived t
Mallow
J , , ^ S " o d d ,i V . I ^ yh, eh»».t;.. aiv '"itl
families tm-tordialiy »n- ^
; v3' " l •
j
v . u. DOL<;f.*6KB
n r *.\ y y,
'
i ft c,
v. r.f:oNAT«ny / w .vn ®
lar • .y;{ I . n '- V ■ -.a3
-N o tts '
Herald, I’ '■
:
('nmo.it t'lerat.on ••
t u •• ift v.-ai I
rjrn, null will meet at
r : l ho oh :roll parl'Ts
j C. Mittlioll and Mra.
rt "a* h >’ t sso«.
■a of the Azarian CIn** <»f
Baptist Church and their
will bt on'erta-md nt n
n party nt * o'clock at the
Uri. W. f D.-Courscy 201
htfi-nth Street.
TUESDAY
K Ihppin and Mrs. !..
\v.U i-ti t-r.ain tin Sunpi i»f th**
•"it baptist
t ;; „ v i-M-k a* tho church.
JL. lUeh StIiool I'lir.-nlAs- iati' ii will meet at
cl: at the Seminole li'u'.t
‘ "eotfr:.glr.g repot
« 'Hu- ,
" ‘ T " V " '< >' Us
irlohr .,1 on and I
1''
.-. d
veteran*,
A most inleie.nii
state convcntiiin,
tenfly Indtl „t For
Rivi-n by Mr M i:
served as <! Iegitc
»■ lloncrd I'hapu
Mr--. K \ |i„, -|
rnunt of her work ;
also imnmm I t;,:
enting p lan
made for li
\,.;ir
roll ,v , ;i„. n.
inn of oil- .
t
nf Manner's of thn N\o- year took plaf i
ill t. iil uit:ul Rl 10 o’clock jlows; pi
#\|,
lb h use.
1P«m; f i r .l V ,-o ’ i-t
WHPNKSI* \V
’ A. Der.ut'- ; ,,
S. Wiarrins will enter-. dent. .Mi . M. s V.
iiiinp>,u> of the Kvi-ry inj* Se«-r»-!arv. Mr
ivlt brnl To flub.
^
<‘oi r t-4po!|.| n . .s,.,,
rum.r t'iri lo of the First P. <'■■mp.-il-. ; *|'i- a-'
t’hiii-.'li will meet witn ' Strong; j;,- -i tr ;n Stern tr in in Magnolia Herhy; ||k *
an -,|
I’t^ . Press fteporio
TIU ’ ltSD.VY
iifot Icy.
L Hama- will entertain:
At the enneluslori
ni oYlmk at her home Mm. Bi-hop a ,i p
A v e n u e honoring her James
Simeon t
in Mr- r. L. Letry o f Ro iniiila •-rv.-d lt ■
y
* -i V
I . two
.
n,il'' nn<l ‘ ho- oil,; .
|tf i -.ipi
Number
. th - Beautiful.
■*
,111st c r
ill,
'> ,'Otl liy t 1i
r.T I ' , tlrparl
Tc ay cian .
,i"-T*‘ ltu; this I
•i i tv in: t rue
m ..ini temp’, r
a' iterra Is he
’ pCiJM I .-.
i v urui;
H.m i4 ,'
i’dor D.V.P.U. Gives
n j :>3 D)lc vfaHowe’cn
arty Friday levering
ilajT*. i!»f
mwpVi)
htful H alioue’eji i‘>r.estim> And C :uin
(liven Saturday (traham Eiitertain Al
liss Luciflc Iio!z Patty Saturday Ni.^ht
EasternStar will meet
o’clix-k at the Masonic l
..
he
liven
P * ir fY
ii';i>i\ Il'illmve’en
A ilc!it;htfiil llallaw le’en pa '
iluriiu; the pi-*' e -<-i
•■
f '-he most d'.-Iiirli' fill thi. .
side Primary School ParU1
of Satp'-day oveninjr wh»n t’
■ a *1 Gu m .i G
ers A- otialien will moot B y
iti:l<* Pol*.
'.aineil n;
• • I :i liPu,!.. |- n f i •
’dock.
on Pack Avenue.
a -th*.! i'.mne o.i Wes
KIM!l A Y
.
nu t we e ilat k'-rieil, ih** S r * ,
S’e. ‘J of the Methodist
1,1
s b*‘JtPt from tIt:» w ic h ’s
.Mill ia.i t nt 2.Hll o’clotk
he hearth and lie jack o' v*it. n
. S. O. Sliinhoiser ai her
Piuceil in un xnee1c I det r.li
Kak
*. Av.-mie.
of the Methodist pi
O
pro i;ho**ts with un. civ te- ”ti;.
rill
m
eet
with
Mr*.
J.
D.
1 1 of the
Methodist
vest.
Bowls of cosmos «-tl .h
f Jmeet
o'clock,
Hi
at ! o’clock with
orantfo c-do'iul i-ik flow lui'L'c p
ti: Evans
Cimp Circle
at the home
of era were placeil *>n cabinefa, man- -l-nlul
of tho
Chunk
, - tel > and tnhp-H.
ill hold
all Avt
day
'whirl, v
Henleywi“
on
Celery
' *■
Tiie evening win merrily tpert . r.-.
(the home of Airs. W. M.I
in game.i nf nil kindt in k.‘onin*t1 Tin?
12 Wi .-t Ki.;btecnth St.
with the •"•ason. Favors of jurk with all
<ttinger Circle
o f the o’luntcrns .i'lc-tl with candies and whieh a
. Chart h will meet at !1 lolly pops dressed as dolls wer *
Bnldji
ith Mt . P.rodie Willinra* given the' guests.
Illallowe
rtlc A . nue.
Mias INd: assisted by he- mr'h- during t
in (’la- of the Fir.it Ilap- er Mrs. FianrU E. Boln, Mr .
vre • on
*h will holtl it* business Ratlifi m il Mr*. J. II. ! i in'.
I id. v
il m. - l.it”7 , at" , !»:H0
.........o'clo-!;
I ” ' " |ter ;.erv *il a t iuptin-r raiad <
j . *"i |
Members of the[,a.p in lh(. I>wn|ntf
l Artec
lurch.
Guest* enjoving this affair vare . f ’onun
b art* tcavhin g in the
I Schn.il
will
l>e the,Mary Hello Walston, Heh a Ibeig- angel f*
I hnin.r,
la is. Bet tv Hiu-ermist.'r, Ma i"'i die end
j
(, ;•
•*'d T Williams will en- Withlron, Dorothea Iaxw--«-n,
lv nuniiiers o f the Book h.tte Nix,, Carmen Guthrie. Ka-h- >f. . ('
lull at !!;!!() O’clock nt hsr erino l.’imcr, Francet Ufi;-.. ' ’lit- Goorgr
font Iloweii,
Dm rlas - F.chol-. J, ,u- .
Crystal |.ttke.
Favor
Club will meet nt 10 Frank Da B >" l.-*.-ter River, ti" 1
j Charlie Butler.
**
t the Yacht Club.
, SATURDAY
n's
hour at l'i
the story
Library.
! .uoipkm
i.'arpelan. .' pi izoa
.t-r. The ; a i' > v. i’ i
.• yacht lor a ti p
(
matinee nt 10 o
une Theatre.
M t’. ( i. M. Bull.udi o f Jackson,
villo is \i iting In Rnnford as tlv
gue. t of Dr, and Airs. J. N\ T dar
lightedi
Dr. and Mr.'.'Rnlph
lai’ iems rrtnrned home after i
at- lie. Wi ! l.-etid with frU'ltd
• i er . villo.
enjoyed |
coutes.'it • .Mrit, ( ’. T„ l.'g g o f Chirleston
< the house curnt o f ,Vri
i:;
at her home on Pa-'
Perkins
*
m 1Aon. Hcrenme.l fru ,i
Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Jarrell anpounce th"> I irlh of . a (Laughter
Fnturdi v morning at their home
.’120 Holly Avenue. *
Mr. nod Mrs. l.cdie Hill of Orl'indii
i nt the day here Sunday m
the frneata o f Air. Hill’s mother
Min. Ernest Krupj*.
bright colored lanterns
r suggestions o f the Hal«a.*on were used with art
s'. in decorating for this
of uU kind t were played
«m., thee hildren being n»i th--. e by Mrs. F.mmet
idtir.g the ghost's den
ouch excitement. As cacli
' mad-- *.ho guests wer.*
by groans and weird
r0
I
rnirg hours passed quickth* games and ccntest*.
* of the evening was the
mt. Th" prize for finding
randy wan won by Harry
'■hde li,*.te Howard Ucnr
the consolation prize. In
for aprdc*. Usborno Hern-1
2I."> Sanford A vt.
Phono 645
n i Uijk
1'*»'vV #41
Is
EXTRA SPECIALS
Iwe’en Party Is
l Here By Robert L Member* o f tho Garden Cl
inAndJoyceHunt Ssnford are r"iiuestt'd to take
!■ !:..!
Wilson and little
pc Hunt entcitalned most
ill b-.iinl.i-. cvenintf n'
re’cii party at *.he home o f
st It. Wilson. The guests
thc-thi!dnn o f the neigh-
Cash paid for all kin-..' ef o*:l
?ta].. toil *. -.ickt and holt'- .
Ili-'.lPrices.
\ N . (>RD H U n i E R A M )
’ M E T A L CO.
pari
in the cut flowed contc*t to be ar
ranged for Friday morning at 1** Friday evening at a II dlowe’en *
patty at hi* home on Magnoliaf
o'clock at the Yacht Club.
Avenue.
Tho object o f the content '• to
dci'nonMrnto the floral pu.odbi! ti - The rooms of thl ror.y h»ioi'
■ re .bright w ith I..-V.L of * ra n g";
o f autumn in this section.
The
cut flowers,
wcil ns ul! sorts
flower shows of March un ! Jtin" nf Hallowo’cn .noveltie*.
nro full o f inspiration, nn:l early 'Much nurrlnicnt wa* iv'fordetl•
Noveiuler hns n wealth nil o' its I'-.' the u*iial Hallowe’en games, i
own o f rove.-. cJnios
mid "th r Including bobbing for apples and*
things In cultivated gardens, while
the wimhIs are-full o f beri v bear.; ;;
subjects, and an especially inter
esting variety o f blooming gra. .<•*'•
The choice o f containers to suit
tho flower nrranzement is import.
tant and gives opportunity for a pritil
novel
and original exhibit ion. t j ;,ti
Those taking part are requested to m-n
attach to, each container a seal *1 cC'.kle
envelope with th * name Inside. An were «
interesting priie will be given.
’ m.-itn
BECAl SsE £>lack Satin V
Tuesday
are
offering
pfepusly fiaitei'ing’, they ave t! .. ci
foi pi actically every daytime eccas
tcrial is fo exquisite, little ix any, c
the Dresses in this smart collect.ion
New Fan Flares
’■ v"
New .fabots
Little MissChapmanls JACKSONVILLE— .Mail deliver;
Hostess A t Delightful -eivire to be cxtcr.d.d to 2K adii
Party On Saturday *:'cn:»l strreta ip city. , •
fn Silks and Jerseys. Far
«£l__ bpoo.ift M«v«ia
1
fii 1 ihi t •-’AVt
</»*!
For the Miss
For the Matron"1
Gray
all kii; '*
Od on ’.he lawns, The liti*'' w(.rrf they have hem »P «* mg me
ds were a«t.*ted in these by
Jt month. -,
luts. Appri>- Mr*. Janies Sloughton, Mis* U*,w
— -—
given the r „ h. cII and Mra. Chapman.
I Jfr anj Mrs. M. Kronen, ami
* A fter the game*. rofnrshmcnW
am, M n *\VUliani Toll mntarr
, , o f individual pumpkin
^ '
Sunday
to
Daytona Bca^h
< haffee left cukes topped with jack o ,antl^ L wjwn. they spent th? day ns the
’or Daytona »tUk-ups, apple* and ■
camlie* we
Jt8 o f reiatives.spend n nerved. 'About 25 children en. ■
u
«.------*
o f Mr. Marv Dright’s pai’.y Ridland L .‘ Dean returned hobu
Bhleil..’
— r r — ™ TTi---- P lu-rg. Saturday from Miami where he
• Mr. and Mrs..Theodore •
Rpehding the past tkree
McKay o f who have been spending the »
visiting his r u « ntl'*
e Sunday to mer at Hemstcad, f f nR
aJ, j .Mrs. S- Pfdio Dean. Air. Dean
is the’ guests trrived Saturday and ,wdl ! l ■
, aecnmp^niid home f by hli
tr nnd wife.I the winter here with their eon •*» • .
C'ltifviiT D. sn who w.l:
Kay at their Ju Xe. Mr. and Mrs. IL U -lD rg.
For :the ■Sub^Deb
i eet, afternoon
and
■ •,o; * ■#*
t - : ”*
evenini?.
’ *" , { m' •f
and
Tan
Chamois
�P A G E r'O im
EASIER DIVORCE
LAWS APPROVED
BY JUDGESABATH
T liE SANFORD H ERALD , M ONDAY OCTOBER 30, 1927.
Daily Letter
IT A L IA N L IN E R TH AT FO U N D E R E D OFF COAST OF SOUTH AM E R IC A
" r
m
By International N e » '
Airplane Factory Isl-wXI*1
Forced To I n c r e a s e ■' tuNl
n t 'iW
.V '.K
',';:!
. ' i t ' tori?
.*% !
few
days
an .order
i“ r> planes for Mi xiran
placed here by a firm
Ou t p u t Recently the
Mexican "nv*rnm*nU
a Swallow
PAR IS Oct., 19,— French man'Vl« MITA. K ^ a s . OcC 11 -T h e j“ u ^ M ^ i c o ’ f f J J j
(heir
Swallow Airplane factory located
agers are now spraying
Conferences hold at San i
.weot
I
here at '-’ 1st nnd Hillside Avenue,
theatrea
with
perfume,
a
Illinois Jurist Snys Make
ejects
scent which effectively
has increased its production steadi-1Mexican government j J £ (D iv o r c e P e titio n M ere For- cvery hy(rienic deodorant 1Mip,>ac!
iy to a point where it is turning however, th- —
- at*
. m a lR y A n d iM iunm oninllH S-' |,y (j,,. health inspolor.
The liqout three to four nUmes a week. |neas nia'v
Additomal machinery and an in- ’ exican
c on tcn ts W ou ld D isappear ,uid is sent whirling through the
govermm-n t
iir.'t-e in floor space are credited ; United Sint s. it i
-------ntmosphere by means of n Riant
ext
Svth enabling the company to l affect
CHISOGA, Oct., .11.—( I N S )-— ( guidon pump which, by the way.
American
i speed up its production.
Easier divorce
laws— a
mer* was designed hy one of Paris*
' dust O’ .
{ I,ih • all the airplane manufnc- j
formality— would serve to elimin- smaites cmituiers.
It invades
tunrs in Witchita, Swallow has [
ate the growing matrimonial dis- every corner of the house, the air
D AYTO N A BEACH—
' found it ill 1ficult to obtain mu •'ami paving Daytona iicarh-tvi
content in the Unitcil States today, clears instantly and (he smoke and
; terials.
This expression of opinion was disagreeable odors of stale tnloiiv ■<
'road from Halifax dr:iinaw .
The company will ship a carload
tRdgcwood'XVemie "ind«
made here liy Judge Joseph Snhath give way to floral odrs. The
of planes to the Springfield A ir-.
of the Superior Court of Cook washed air is thoroughly antiseptic
I wavs at Springfield Mass. Another j --------------------------- -----County.
due to the fact that all flower es
(rhipment will be delivered to n!
Judge'Sahath, who tins heard sences possess disinfectant proper
Munrie Id inna denier.
------------more than 10,0011 divorce cases in ties.
George
R.
Bassett,
general
hla many years upon the ben h,
manager of the Swallow company,
hmp recently complete I «n exten
TRUMAN
During Convention week in Paris
recently made contracts for 1928
sive tour of Europe in which he
i
chauffeurs
flew
little
American
'or the delivery of twdve Swallow
examined methods and procedure in
FERTILIZI
j biplanes to C. H. Williams, Milforeign divorce courts. Snhath be flag.-, on their taxis inhonor of the
i waukee dealer.
lieved thnt four hnsic changes in i Legionnaires. No doubt there wa*
CO.
Conlrnct for 2a ships during tht;
present-day domestic court laws a little method in their madness;
This photograph shows the Italian liner I'nm ipessu Mnlfnldn, which sunk f! 'll. c cist of South America while enrouti from Genoa to Rio
jnext twelve month was obtained by
would alter current conditions. French chauffeurs are polite, but de Janerio.
Main Office
Early reports said that more than -'00 persons lost their lives le « In II passengers reiu hed land aboard rescue ships it was I Swallow from the Southern Airthey are clever too. An official or
They are:
Factory
I wav< at Dellas, Texas. The first
1. A longer period o f time should gnn of the Soviets frightened it learned that the death toll was less than pm
Jacksonville,
FI
few
of
them
who
tucked
them
in
be required between the time a
never discussed at any commission
couple applies for a marriage li to their portfolios and only exhi
meeting.
Local
Represa
cense and the time the marriage bited the American colors at the
Other witnesses heard yester
tive
cremnny is performed.
Judge Sa- right moment, when searching for
day were C. C. Pursley, vice-pres
bath recommended a 10-day inter change. Yes, it usually worked
ident of ihe First National Hank
with the generous Americans and
val.
Ity In tern atio n al .Ne«s
and a member o f the forces batt
C. L. I)KRB1
2. Elimination of the "in-law” the tips were royal ones.
ling the validation; J. Bowers
element in married lift* and in tlivCum)
bed,
city
attorney;
F.
M.
The argument over the alleged
Phone HlH
A new cnbnret has opened up ;n
orce testimony. *’
"t
the assessment roll Campbell, law partner o f the city
Paris.
It
is
the
"College
Inn,”
;n
Eliminate Secrecy
Citi A t t o r n e y 'J. Ii. Campbell centeied around
a
torney;
|„
G.
Pope,
attorney
op
tile testimony of
Storage
3. Elimination of secrecy' in div the rue Vavin, just opposite the
j
Prepares Papers Following City Conimis-ioners L. A. Wingate, posed to the validation and A. I,.
Sanford
Fee,! (
Nordic
favorite
the
Vikings,
ami
orce cashs*7md allowing ull the
. local
engineer, l,. C, Cureni**mi»er <>
«tf the
trie conuniseonunis- WIihc
.......
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JudgeW hitehurst's Opinion ihe only nminher
Supply Co.
newspapers the use o f detailed tes is presided over by the American
either «uliconsinii*|y ur with mal
B E R LIN .— Oct., 12. (IN S )
-------sioni who wued against the award- 'iuht. real estate operator and J.
Jed Kiley, who once had the same
timony In sensational cases.
er. witnesses for
Though unwilling to describe ice a forethought, keep her eyes
HHtT
MYERS,
Fla..
O.
t.
31.—
;
‘ "K o f the paving and sewer
, con, -(* ■ Pmnev, engine
4. Make all divorce cases rou kind of a place in Montcniartre. the symptoms of Thrrese Neu 1close'!, th*' professors ventured to
ihr anti-validation side.
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News
Service)
,r,u;Mai
'
D
•jitter
and
r
rank
tine matter minus the "hocus- There is good jazz, excellent Char- mann as "miraculous,” the inves j employ the arc lamp to test her
With Circuit Judge, George \V. ! Keilow. Dr. II i- Parnell, form-.
lestnning nnd everything is «s guy tigating committees of professors
pocus* 'of unscruplnus lawyers.
racial relictions. To’ their horror.' whl . h a v i n g refused to vnl 1er member of the commission also |
Extending the time limit be ns it should he.
from the medical and Iheolngocul however, rherese opened her eyes,
tii city’s $1,250,000 paving testified. Commissioner Wingate
tween issuance of the license ami
faculties of Erlanger University widely and gazed full into th c |UII„
U N IO N ECZEMA O IN TM E N T
bond issue on the ; testified tin. there was a “ general j
the ceremony would abolish ‘ gin
For several days now the old I who have just completed their ex glare of the lamp for nearly H j groutiil- that certain irregularities , understanding" among the cumFor
treatment
o f Ring Worms, Jiggers nnd any skin eruptix
marriagda” aqd “ puppy love” clop- castle of the Cunts of Saint Pole I mination of the modern saint **f
minute. Professor Papstmann and wen -hewn in the issue, City At- mission *r> that the assessment
.
Price
75c Sold and guaranteed by the
ments, the Chicago judge con has been the scene f a search Konmerxreuth confess that the severut " f his colleagues observed toi-m- I, Bowers Campbell and 1roll was to he padded.
Other i
tended.
phenomena
shedisplays
are
lit
1
golllir
issiollers
del
utted
that
they
I
which is arousing the curiosity of
to their ii-tonishment that the pu-' ho> u -'s-iatcd counsel for the city,
“ Courts are flooded with couples everyone living
U NIO N P H A R M A C Y
—
Phone 37j
..........
th.. ........a
r,.r nn for
budnnno k n o w le d g e e f such an t i n - I
about
there. terly beyond rational explanation. pils ef 'he eyes, instead o f con-1 are
preparing
the record
seeking ’ ' annulments
of
their
Part
of
the
woman’s
symptoms,
trailing remained stationary.
I appeal t<> the state supreme court I dorstanding and that a plan was j
Search Is being made for the goldmarriages because
they
were bn statue of Saint Pol, snid to be for example Jier assertion that |
______
I in an effort to have the ruling of agreed that the decision was has- |
'drunk gnd didn't know what they
she has riot eaten any thing since
i the <hen it judge reversed. The cd on two particular objections
hidden there. A
spring-finder
Did
Not
Remember
Were doing’.” Judge Sahath said.
1923, the proffesors brand as
|appeal, it was appointed out, will
with her wand is doing it and
faked, anti -part of them, as Tor. After looking into tho lamp ,'„„w ,|y be filed this week with a raised hy counsel for the protest
'“ Intoxication, in the eyes o f the
FE R TILIZER S FOR FLO R ID A FR U ITS AND FARM CROW
while, exploring the cellar of the example some o f the signs of the
ing taxpayers.' Tin* first was the
law, offers no excuse for any un
ancient casttc she discovered ten wounds o f the body if Christ 'lberese.net moving a muscle of hearing til Tallahassee expected city’s proposal to widen certain
SIMON PU R E AND GEM BRANDS.
lawful act nor any legal ceremony
underground passages radiating which appear on h'-r face, hands, her fare, i ’.used her eyes, and within HI days. Under the law an main arteries, without first ac
“
T IM E TR IE D AN D CROP TESTED”
unless one o f the persons involved
in variuos directions under the nnd feet every Friday, they de only woke up hours later, on h ar, appeal must lie filed within 15 quiring the rights of way shown
Is u n fittin gly mnde a victim
Forty
years
satisfactory service ta Florida Growers
regular
schedule.
When
she
days
after
the
decision
and
a
hcarin the plans. The second was the
town. These passages are anter clare could lie duplicated in many
through another’s machinations.
Long
dry
spell
about
uvrr.
awoke,
the
professors
asked
her
if
ing
given
hy
the
supreme
court
contention that the assessment
ior to destruction of the town in medical reports of hyst.-ria. But
But with a sane interval elapsing
Order now and save money by getting our REDUCED
she hod not seen a bright light.
t w it hin 911 days.
rolis
had
been
arbitrarily
increas1537
y
Charles
V.
and
will
exporthe professors admit that their i
couples can think over this moat
JU N E FIR ST price list before buying.
experiment upon Therese’s oyes | “ Nn,” replied There so, "the sun* In rendering the abrupt decision |ed above tin probable cost o f the
vital step in their lives and per cd shortly ,
Fair
prices,
Quality Fertilizers. Prompt shipment.
dark,"
.
__ . |after Id days o f hearing arguments [paving in the city commission's !
showed results which may well be |shines no inure. It is quite
haps change their minds.
Whitehurst
estimate
of
$2,790,507.92.
completely
living
up
to
her
role
ami
testimony,
Judge
Parisian will soon have the unique in the history of medicine. as the Christ on Calvary when thu ^'*1 " ',l nuike public his reasons | The outstanding objections were
I ha^e found that the majority
E. O. P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO
Goes To France
o f *in-law’ testimony is, of course, opportunity to see classical Chi
heavens were split and darkness f '” ^’fusing to v lidate the bonds, isiipoprtcd in testimony by witOne of the most important of
entirely prejudiced in behalf o f the nese dramas played in Chinese in
Jacksonville'
fit
were. present , nesses called by attorneys opposcame upon
' ’ ""m ys
who
ti pou the fare of the earth.
closest relative.
Too many times tho real Chineses manner.' A fter a Theresc’s symptoms is the trance
ihrnughoui the hearing, however, I ing the validation.
To the scientists conducting the
mothers step in and dictate the lapse o f six years, Mei Lanfnng, which she sinks on Friday, and
this
phenomenon
manner In which their son or supposed to be China's greatest during which she loses conscious investigation,
daughter should live with the wifo actor, will make a tour o f the larg ness, in Imitation of tha death of surpassed aU the other astonishing
or husband.
Parents nrc o f an est cities in the world.- There wi'l Christ. It was during this tninev symptoms shown by Thercse, for,
other generation nnd should con be forty actors in his own company thut the professors brought to as Professor Pastmann pointed
fine their affiliations uftcr mar and his own orchestra o f niusic- hear on her eyes the full force of out, tile pupils of the eyes a r c ,
riage to vjsitH.
^
ians, all o f whom are well known a 5,000 rnndlepowcr arc lamp. under the sole control of involun-)
J
* __ __
j
i
^
The rest* fail to react ni the slight tary muscles, and entirely beyond i __
throughout' China.
est.
The light was powerful
VERO BEACH— Mile o f eight- enough, according to the profess
ineh water main being laid under ors, to blind temporarily and in
PENSACO LA—Stadium to re-|
Indinn River, to connect service , jure permantcntly
any normal, dace ordinary stands at American
lines on peninsula with city water human eye looking full at it.
Legion field planned hero at cost
service.
' In anticipation that she would of $25,9(11).
Professors Are Baffled By FORT M YER S TO DAILY LETTER
c
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D • n* /
j A P P E A L PAVING
Symptoms BeingDisplayed ( ^ S E DECISION
B y ‘SaintOfKonmersreuth ’
Texas Guinan says, “ Queena Mari
"*•
T e x a s Prospector
Claims Has Found
Lost Silver Mines
-»•"«
a d v ic e w o n m e t o L u c k ie s
Famous Star of “ Padlocks of 1927”
urges-a grouf) of her girls back of
the stage to adopt Lucky Strikes.
E L PASO, Texas, Oct. 31.-(IN S)
■—"Lost Gaudalupe de Tnyopa,"
buried mines of Mexico whose
wealth IVi silver ore is legend, have
been found by C. B. Ruggles, El
Paso prospector, he claims.
According to the stories he told,
heretofore considered by many to
be the wild dreams o f imaginative
prospectors the opening o f the
mines was concealed by Indians
during an Indian massacre many
years ago and only Indians know
o f the location, Sinoe then many
prospector* have jenidurud hard
ships, hostility snd even death in
searching fo r the lost Gaudalupe
de Tayopa mines.
Hunted Six Years
“ For six years,’’ Ruggles said,
“ I have worked running down
rumors awul searching for clews
which might reveal the location of
the mines. I have spent practically
all my time at it.
“ In searching for the mines we
encountered hostility from the In
dians living nearby. They consider
that all minerals belong to God,
and have appointed themselves
guardians e f the secret which they
alone knew. They felt that in
helping us to locate the mines they
would be robbing God. They did
"l averjrthing possible to hinder us
•ven starting forest fires to drive
us awag or destroy us, and felling
huge trees across our trail to im
pede us.
Documents A re Keys
“ I finally secured four o f the
documents whiah collectively show
how to fin0 the mine openings. But
there was. a fifth, and euch docu
ment was a key to the next and
licne was any good alone.
“ 1 had about despaired o f get
ting the fifth key, when it was
given me by. an old Indian chief,
whose hostility changed to friend
ship when I saved his daughter
from dying o f the flu. The infor
mation wqa pn an old sheepskin
which wa$ *nearly falling apart
front age.
There aj-e he added twenty-nine
saperate mines to the group._____
nouncmg
the
I'bota b* S lrto u Pt rtoa
Queena Mario,
Star o f Metropolitan Opera*
twites:
“I always thought that it utas a peculiar c&
dencc that most men and u-otnen of the
preferred to smoke Lucky Strikes. Upon in
I learned that they all felt it uas the one
rette which gave complete enjoyment wid
the slightest irritation to their throats. U
notv can su^ that of Lucky Strikes. I <
them greatly and have no worry that mjn
w ill be affected.'*
Y ou, too, w ill find that L U C K Y S T R IK E S
give the greatest pleasure— M ild and M el;low , the finest cigarettes you ever smoked*
M a d e o f the choicest tobaccos, properly
Hupmobilc Through
&nd Tforeugh, but .how
Wbndcrftfftj Transformed to the
Eye! New Bo4ies - New Colors_ffew
Hupmobiie-Mtdland
(Stecldraulic) Brakes
te-Mtd
AstounJhtg
BEDS SHOOT A T “ H A T E
L o w
P r i c e s !
T A R G E T S ’*
A t 80 per cent o f the Soviet
24 standard and cuatom
^factories in Russia the workmen
body tcylU
Ige dojly in rifle practice. The
department o f the
tmUsartat o f education is sup
e r thbm With targets, which |
the form o f popularity hated
One o f the favorite taris ' e representation
of
Chamberlain wearing his
monocle, - The factory
‘ re a prise to the work*
tie. An e ffig y
ia also
trr
« 5
’
aged pnd blended w ith great skill, and there
is an extra process— “ I P S T O A S T E D ”
— n o harshness, not a bit o f bite*
"* *4a ■
Sanford Automobile Co.
* . ~
** y
•
_t’s to asted
,
206 M agnolia Ave.
N o Throat Irr ita tio n - N a £ o u g h .
i
L»
fX-iits-1A s . ^ ' ■!;\
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THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY OCTOBER 30, 1927.
PAGE F1V »
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Every Day Brings New Opportunities To Those Who Make AHabit Of Scanning Herald Ads
(4 Bu.sine.HN Service)
Ifi— -Houses* F or Rent
[ford Dally HerslJ
fT AD. RATES
■: Ca*h in Advance
■e id*. »0 I !>• received
funs and collector »eni
kely for payment"
.......9c a line
...... "1.......7c a line
' _ ............6c a line
_~~________ 4c a line
rate* on request.
BUILDING BLOCKS — irrigation
bnxej and general cement work
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Terwilleger. Pruy. 3rd and Elm.
LUM BER and complete Una or
building materiaL Low
prices
Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good
Grad»9 Come From” Mania
and
Sixth. Phone 797.
FLORIDA COLLEGE'MAINE IS VISITED’ w
FOR WOMEN HAS BY OVER MILLION*
1,406 STUDENTS; DU RING SUMMER'
Every County In State IsRep- Tourists Visiting Northern
resenledAs WeilAs Twenty
Slate Leave $94 I'er Head
Other States; Hillsborough
On Average; 40,253 Autos
County Lends Registrations
Enter State During Season
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ID
V D U v o o v<tv*iT EFFEtu'
V O u P S E l u F HEAR iD T
m iT a u _ nub m o is e
H O vN
'> Boom Bungalow
t
HE INC HOY/
DOT >
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h e 's
HEAP
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CONCRETE in every shape and
i
<liMm |*Pr Month
form, blocks, tile roofing, oma*
mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod
ucts Company, Fifth and Maplt
■duccd rates are for
Attractive stucco bungalow, on
3U. Phone 112-W.
ve insertions.
TALLA H A SSE E , Fla.. Oct. .11
PORTI.VND. Me Oct. 1R— T h e'
1^'© .
corner m Sanford Heights. Electric
pis of average length t
1,0(10,000 sum- I
(I NS I There are 1,40(5 young high record mark
range und water heater included
6— Help Wanted Female
women enrolled in the Florida no r tourist* in visit Maine during ,
eil a line.
Shower bath. Owner living in North
State College fur Women from It'JO «n - far m h passed during the j
im charge of 30e for
—
'
■
----------- 1* amliiia unit desires responsible
every
county in the state and 192. •niMiti according to estimates \
Have
opening
for
two
more
young
\
part)
r..
occupy
his
home
in
Sunrtion.
... i
from twenty other states ncconl compiled by th.- state of Maine ;
vertising is restricted
ladies to learn to run the Linotype fold,
*1 .aoTt
>og to figures compiled by John! publicity bureau. Though definite
classification.
machine. Four munths course free.
Krllum. the colleg.s business man- j figm'es are not yet available sever■rur is made The SunWe iill assist you to get good job
This house is located at 2:100 ager.
[fll methods of checking the num1,1 will he responsible when competent. GUod operators
I ulmettn Avenue, at the corner of
lliilliorougli
county
led
nil
|her <<{ visitors hav * disclosed the
one incorrect insertion,
make from $10 to $75 per week. If Katie Street.
' Ihers in the number of young .in* rea*e with certain! v.
•tiser for subsequent
interested npply ('. A. Haines at
women enrolled at the college I la I'.'2d the census of visiting
i. The office should be
Herald Office.
|\vith
112 students. Dade county |tourist* revealed that they left on
If
interested
in
renting,
or
in
inmetlialely in case of
“econd with 112 students aml!**n average i!*l, p r person in the
buying
im
very
easy
lerpis,
apply
6— Help Wanted Male
i Leon county third with a total of siaic giving a total of over $1110..
a. The Herald Office.
Odd nod n, business brought to the
a d v e r t is e r s
Ida students.
Two solicitors wanted at once.
Enrollment
of students
by Fide Tree State during the sum
l|erald
representative
Salary to producers.
Apply
counties in the Florida Stale Col mer months. The p. r capita re v-,
Ijy familiar with rates
ready to work Monday 0 A. M.
lege fur Women in this city is as enue thi- iear will be much over
|nil classification will
202 E. First Street.
follow s: Atuchnu, 56; Baker. 1; *Ih«» * 1 mark the advance estimntes
. complete information.
Bay, t ; Bradford, 8; Brevard, I3;|*hnw
•>u wish, they wilt assist
S A LE S M A N W A N T E D :-E x p e r
Broward. 24; Calhoun T»; Char- | A* a bamniet r. nut of-state Curs j
I wording, your want ad
ienced automobile salesman to
•otte. 1 Citrus, 2; Clay, 4; C o -i entente' Maine through Portland i
it more effective.
sell popular line of cars. Strictly
lumhin. 12; Dade 112; DeSoto. fl; were <bei k> d by tin* publicity bu
commission proposition.
Refer
Dixie, 1; Duval, I0!t Kscnmhln, 40; reau a* they passed through Long- j
[oltTANT NOTICE
ences required. Address Box iMSl. a room modem house, close in, Flagler. 1; Franklin 2; .Gndsen ' “ Row square going east. The '
also furnished upar.ment. Rent fit); Gilchrist, f>; Gulf, 2 ;* Hamil ehi'i k from June 2d to September :
Sanford, Fla.
sers should give their
BfiD
reasonable. Phone 830-W.
ton, S; Hardee, 111; Henry 6; Her- I showed a count of Id.25:1 cars I
postoffice address as
„ .
nando. 7; Highlands, !»; Ilillslinr- us against :til,m!2 for l'.*2tl. The
U t& i)
11)— Livestock
>ieir phone number if
141,1 RLNT: f ive rooms and hath ough. 112 Holmes 1; Indian River 'lumber of personal visitors at th e,
re result.'?. About one
118
Ave. Phone 74 1-J.
is; Jackson. 17; Jefferson, 11; Ltt- bureau who registered during the'
■
FOR S A L K :— Milk cow and calf.
at of a thousand has
iLL
’
~
Jfnyette.l; Lake .'11; Lee 12; Leon, same period was 27..T20 the past '
one and the others | See E. F. I.undquist ut Hill Im
11,11 KENT:—h-rnom unfurnished n; |.evv, 8; Liberty, t: Madison, •omni'T a* against 25 712 for I(l2ti.
It
mmunicate with you
plement and Supply Company, Oak
house. Corner Oak A 17th St. 11;
LO ST CHO RD S.
Manatee, 21;
Marion 114; This is an amirate cheek on imt
Q i u i tv HU Ifp y tc t me.
SIS
U S PST Off
Ave.
-.y know your address,
Phone 20
one of thr
.fil entrances to
Martin,
li;
Monroe,
8;
Nassau,
2;
rent inLienee MUST be
Okaloosa, 4; Okeechobee l; Or- Maine for I'm : trisi.
*r*on at The Sanford
I0-U— Plants And Flowers
By Boat and Bail
e
o
ii
i)I'v'n
e
n
..
lange.
51; Osceolu, 15; Palm Beach
D EATII TH W A R TS DISCOVERY
(ice ur I * letter. TelehOR RENT Small cottage on rear,a,,. paKCOi , 2. r»im.allas. (Jl; Polk
Tlie bureau off.i .J have noted
--f *■ •Ufitfontimiriicen are not
Mint
main
of
lot
1,0
Magnolia
Avenue,
near
,.lltnam>
14;
Santa
Rosa,
10;
•
•
1
are
coming
i
Stewart the Florist please cull at
Dr. Sidney
Itawson
Wilson,
by boat ar
1i1’<* tu the congest- j
1he Herald office for one free soulhsule school OwBer will rent Saranutu. 18; Seminole 12; St.
whose death attracted world wide
for $_.;.ut) monthly
Address Box J()hn> U ; Sl l wUe
Sumt„ (
yd coftilit
■
'
•
e
uls
because
lickt*.
to
the
Milane
Theatre,
Prompt * Efficient
attention, was believed by hla
• i f " number of I
A. I . . care The Heralil. ^
.Suwannee, 10; Taylor, 12; Union, if the e
Service
1
friends
to have been on the eve o f
autonmb
The visiting '
'4#.*4*
11— M iscellaneous
______________ ___________________ Id; Volusia, 34; Walton,It); Wnsh|a great discovery when he was killpopulace
• > tding out into
'5-Room house, partly furnished ! ',,gton,.l;
|t-d while experimenting on himself
the inlat •'
' uml the extr me 1
Have one free ticket to the Milane
with garage. Oil Park Ave. Call , (>1
enr(K'»
'»
numl.*-r of eastern
.with a new gas.
He was found
\nd Found
r
*•
«<
n
sections
of
l
j
|ffiOctentj* ennull'll in the Honda
Theatre for sale free of charge
dead in his study wearing a gas
he
st
thm
ever
before
I
____________________________
State College for Women from
Mrs. June Uoumilla'.. please call.
I mask. Beside him was the latest
•-,
which '
in i ■business inter- ' W ASHINGTON,
Thousands if mall and stores four times nyenr ' apparatus for administering gas.
FOR RENT—5-Itoom houae and M H,. ^ r "UtM;
|»n or Strayed, English
•s*s i-- '
ban if th y eon- miles
from
civilization, out southwest.
acres of land on state road :i IWl
J!i n" d. Ohio ‘^ T i1 w,lh *•
|A during experimenter with anaee, answers by name For quick sale: Upright piano in
i particular secOther states und the enroll mined u.
in the center of the majestic Of the history of the island the thc'.ics, he often experimented oil
first class condition. $125.00 miles south of Sanford. Apply to
Return to C. G.
lions.
ment
of
students
are
as
follows:
cash. Address 117 Poplar Ave,
lies the
tinv Geographic Society says;
(ico. G. Herring,
l himself, and he told his friends that
i Drivo San Lanta.
The large and small hotels us rolling Pacific,
Illinois, 2; Indiana, 2; Kansas, 1
islet of Midway, which proved
“ When Captain Brooks of the 1 he was trying to invent a mixture
veil
ns
the
many
camps
scatter’
d;
Kentucky, 1; Michigan, 2; Missticket tt» the Milane CAR AW NINGS,— Auto Avvrting For Rent— Five room house. Bath ouri, 1; North Carolina, 2; North hroughout the stnte report in- the insurmountable hairier of the Gambia discovered Midway in 1859 of gas and oxygen under whldt
Co.
11
Ball
Bldg.
and screened porch. $20.00 per
-reuses in bu*ine*s bearing out the Xchlce-Brnek round -the-world air- he found a desolute spot of glar. In person might be conscious of
Ovaer Mrs.
Harold
plane flight,
ing sand and scattered bushes. The 1everything except pain.
month. 2201 Ouk Ave. Phone 100W. Dakotn, f; New Yolk, 2; Okla finding of the publicity bureau.
[hive ume by railing at
homa, I; Pennsylvania, 1; South
12— Wanted
Midway, a mere grain of sand, steel ami concrete buildings have
One
phase
of
the
increase
in
j
o/fke.
FOR BEN f : Small cottage on Carolina, 2; Tennessee, 2; Texas ■’’ttdrnr* is that shown in the in -1is no more than a Cable station been erected ut curncrs of a little ‘ NO VELIST’ S DAUGHTER HURT
Magnolia Avenue just north of I; and Vermont, 2;
USED
PLATFORM
SCALE
in
'lux of boys and girls attending between Japan and Hawaii, accord- plaza and a small portion*- o f the
ibilesgood condition. Call at 215 San Central Street. $25.00 monthly.
uni me r ramps. A survey of this ing to nhulletin issured by the Na- sandy wastes have been covered | Mary Hughes, daughter o f the
Box 123 care The Herald.
crtational husin ss showed that • tional Geographic Society. There with earth, imported from Hono- |author of "Tom Brown’s SchooL
ford Ave., Phone 045.
here were 150 such camps with a |are two islands in the group, Sand Liu and planted in grnss, orna- j days,” is suffering from Injuries
fr Sales and Service
House for rent, 1405 W. 1st St.
membership nf It.000 children with whete the cable station is located mental shrubs and flowers. Tree- 1 recently received when knocked
rkside Motor Co.
13— Rooms With Board
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works.
m additional 2,DUO councillors, I nnd Eastern, about n mile away, lined walks lend to the wharf and "down by u rm/.arcycle in London.
Up. n‘. Commercial
teachers und caretakers that were j Each, says the Geographic Ho- to a garden where vegetables She Is u member of the Stepney
Phone f>H.
BOARD— “ Martin Cottage" will
Bournugh Council. In addition to
entertnined und fed during August ciety, is less than two miles long thrive,
open November first, with ac TEN Room house for rent corner
tnd July. The cash tuitions |and nbout a half mile wide. Sund '
bring an nuthor, her father we* a
■ ■— IntDGE
commodation for rooms, also table Oak and Fourth St, Apply W. H.
'mounted *» about $2 951,3(50. Of: Island has an average elevation .
108 Palmetto Ave.
social crusader in company with
,
Colony nf Canariea
Lars and Graham truck* board. Address Mrs. M. Martin. Long
‘ his $150,000 was spent in the state . of from three to ten feet above | “ A cow or two, a few sheep, n Kingsley, nuthor o f Hypatia, and -v/V
Lth Ltreet, Phone 3.
318 Magnolia Ave.
FOR R E N T — Furnished cottage on Lender Of Chinese Republic m th? single item of milk and1sen level and the other from six : tall windmill and vegetation In the ehc recalls that when she was a
Silver Lake. $25.00 per month.
<100,000 on canned goods nbme.
to twelve feet. The' highest point artificial paradise
suggests
at mite of a girt he sent her to live u;
COWAN CO. Auto 14— Rooms Without Board
Climbed To Power Poainjr
See Jno. D. Jinkins, Sanford, Fla.
on neither island rises 45 feet.
I first glanco a fertile plain of the ^wl’ h und for the people. For many
[ and *heet metal work*.
As Bandit Chief. Who Now
TWO-11 FADED T U R TLE
,,
"Thus, the minutest deviation o\ I Argentine; but after u few n\in- I years she lived in a tiny room lie' Ave. Plvine 71G-W.
FOR RENT: Rooms priced right. FOR R EN T— Five room house at
|hind the Whitechapel Rond, lately
Is
Merely
Aide
On
Stnff
the
aviators
from
their
course
in
lutes
walk
one
finds
himself
sur171R West 2nd Street.
Pnotu, near nehoolhnusc. See Jno.
MEMPHIS’ , Tcnn. Oct. 31. (IN S ) the early stages of the 2,480 mile rounded by the bleak windswept Jshc has been conducting ft social
FORI) BUICK CO.
[). Jinkins, Sanford, Fla.
—A
two-headed turtle!
found them many miles to the hands that tllscll the illusion,
iclnh.
"
-i
PEKING.— Wns the man who
Magonlia Ave.
Furnished room for rent. 411
This is on - of the new curiosities north in- south of their objective | "F o r years, Japanese, in quest I
Phone J67.
----------------------today
sits
in
the
old
Imperial
Pal
Park Ave.
FOR R EN T— A nicclv furnished
it the Memphis zoo.
Hhm- Mud Guards Appear
when the Midway longitude was >o f feathers of seairds were Midbed room, in private home, phone ace culling hlmsi If Marshal Chnng
The young turtle cats with two leoihed,” the society explained.
way’s only visitors.
Hand Island 1 Tiny r.*ud guards of transparent • j
Tso-lin, Dictator of the Chinese
JPS—MARMONS
F’ OR
RENT.— Furnished rooms
of feathers of s.*u birds, were Mld- I material to be u’ tvh ed o the heels
Republic, Lorn Chung Tso-lin nr nuuths, breathes through two
lord Autumoblle Co.
for light housekeeping wRh or
„
bus a thriving colony of domcstl? *r r shoes have * 0 •:» perfected by I
Cahle Station
not? Or is the man yvho should loses anil blinks four eyes,
L »g Ave. .
Phone 137. without garage, 508 \V. 7th St.
19— Houses For Sale
This curiosity is nboqt the size
rightfully have that name not one
Miway is under lease to a cable canaries that inhabit the native 1ahorninber of Fruvce. T ie gaanl
if a silver dollar, hut healthy, the
ODEL TRIM CO.
FOR RENT.—Two or three rooms FOP* S ALE at sacrifice— Six room of the Dictator’s military aides and •no superintendent said. The tur- company which operates u relay shrubbery. In the mjld climate of fit s"tu;lr at the bnck of the hrel
well
cared
for
retainer?
station between Guam and Hono- the island, they have inerOased nnd I'cep the wet dirt from dtresses „ 1
Jthe car, not the owner."
not furnished. Rent Cheap. 707
house and one ucre of ground.
le was caught near Selmer, Tenn.,
This
burning
question
has
again
lulu. There nre but F2 to 15 white from a few pairs to several hun j or trouser bottoms e « »hoal l
pc 817 for estimated
Laurel Ave.
On Country Club road. One and come to the fore with the death of mil given to the Memphis zoo.
The I-nyson Finch nail th** I the wearer sink into the n» »d.
inhabitants
nnd about ns man) dred.
W. RADFORD
* - -• •-*
one half miles from town.
Call the grand old man o f North.China.
Little Flightless Rnil arc to be ,
oriental
servants,
who
are
out
of
FOR RENT— About Nov. 1st, des 3IP-J until 5 P. M.
P A L A T K A —$8,000 contract let
Midway. For fovrteen mo-it s
Chao
Erh-hsun,
at
the
age
of
found
on
Eastern
Island.
touch with the world,
except
ness Service
irable room with sleeping poren.
eighty- four. The great mystery *nr construction of new municipal through undersens telegraph line
"In 1887, a sea captain- Ids wife , they subsisted on fish and b-rds*
Twin beds. Also small apartment to
dock*
in
St.
Johns
River,
may
perhaps
never
be
solved
for
und
a
supply
ship
which
bring*
j«nd
crew were shipwrecked on eggs."
$75.00 Cash, $75.00 monthly, in
adults. .813 Magnolia Avenue.
the two persons most invelved na
A. HALVESON
cluding interest will buy five
-- !— - - —
turally have their lips sealed to fas o come to Peking to be commis- - ■ Decorator. 708 W lat.
•room bungalow In well located sec15— Apartment For Rent
BY TAYlaOU
cinate all students of human na iorjed into the Imperial army,
4:12-W
'tinn of Sanford. Owner out of the ture.
eared a plot to effect his capture.; MOM’N POP
city and will sell on these easy
It was Chao Erh-hsun, then vice 'le thereupon induced the man who
Iper. Signs of all kinds. FOR R ENT: Furnished apartment. terms on that account. House has
Mrs.
H.
H.
Chappell.
Phone
•here's Som e
roy
of Manchuria under the . Em •ow rule** the Peking government
f’r|I Ppint A Wall Paper
W ELL,r JUS’ CANT
kitchen
with
electric
_
range
and
578— W.
pire, who recommended to the o go to Peking In his name.
pro b lem s w e « e
DOT
Teu.5
M£
UNDERSTAND HOW
_______________________________ |large living room, dining room. throne— at tha suggestion of the
WHY THATS
The imnenmnntimr Chanb TsoHAVIN' FOR
YOU HAD VERY POO«
EASY-GIVE ME
T WORK PROBLEMS
'in wns tak?n Into the army from
f-S
Attractive
tick
it.
to
the
Milane
,wa
ter
heater,
two
bed
rooms,
bath
Japanese
it
is
said—that
Chang
To m o r r o w
flusn'I.
Farms, Groves.
GRADES
WHILE
WE
IM SUBTRACTION*
YOUR BOOK
Theatre, furnished.
Mr. J. jl. w.th shower. Urge front .ml rear Tuo-lln leader of a guerrilla band vh*eh time hi« star rose rapidly
110 N. purk Ave. Phone
WERE AWAY-ESPECIALLY/
Forrest tdi-ute call
’ I porches. Isicnted on corner lot. Im* admitted into the regular armv •ntll his authority over a large part
IN ARITHMETIC,
^
'
I Good neighborhood, high elevation, That wns done and eventually if China is absolute todav.
end
growing
section.
Willig
to
Having
fo
o
le
d
the
autltritlc*
to
•OATS altered und rejin- Completely furnished, three rooms, sell for less than property cpst. Chang Tso-lin becume military itch an extent the real Chung Tsogovernor o f Manchuria.
screen porch und bath, 420 W.
Ijnirt-l Ave.
•n could not react and the fraud
Here is un opportunity for some
Aided In War
15th St., Fhone «03 J.
tad to stand with the result that
person. The house is located at 2300
This
recommendation
of
Viceroy
jHT PRINT SHOP
he man for whom th<* honor was
Palmetto Avenue. Go look it over
service on anything in Nice clean furnished housekeeping ant! then ask for Mr. Berg at The Chao came about through the ex 'ntended gradually shifted to the
cellent serveices rendered by the
apartments. 3 rooms and garage.
1 \ ph-ne -all will get
Hcruld Office.
bandit leader Chang Tso-lin while mckground. The story may Im* b
Phone 117— W. 0 Rail- All for $25.00 monthly. Also 2
fighting on the Japanese side dur Hire myth hut on the other hand
rcoms apartment $15.00 monvhly.
here are certain features which
All canviences, first floor. Bath One large lot, 2 houses and gar ing the Russo-Japanese War.
five if credence.
That
much
of
the
story
is
con
age, on Sanford Ave, $25.00 down
tOOriNG—The Roof Ere on each Boor. Cor. Falmetlo am.
No Real D ali
and $25.00 per month. Box M c-o firmed by record and ia therefore
*•
Metal
shingles; 5th St. 301.
In th* first place anv real data
the least interesting part of the
wom tin and galvinixed
H e r a l d . __________ _ _ _ _ Chang Tso-lin mystery. The thrill ’ bout the origin and early life of
Marshal Chang Tso-lin is practical
w ame* H. Cowan. Oak FOR R E N T :— Furnished apart
ment with garage. 1101 Elm FOR SALE: two apartment houses cornea In the often repeated vision ly ni*. Secondly Marshall Chang
Third St. Phone I I I .
in
the
Chang
Tso-lin
upon
receiv
on large lot, modern, close in*
Ave, Comer IMh St.
has always taken verv good care j
instructions o f the Throne
beautiful surroundings, garage, ing the
>f Genera) Chang Chlnj.wei the
1 d r u g STORE— Prre
i ______ '
7
-Vr]
p . Drugs. Soda. W « w*« Attractive furnished apartment* $1000.00 down balnnce like .ent.
man who according to the storv
refused to go to Peking pnd there
comer Park and Tenth Sts., 1 ri- See owner, L*. A. Renaud, 2201 Oak 25— Exchanjr*
p m your phone. Call 103
by had to nermanentlv sacrifice his
iridAire insiaiwu, w *icr ®mi
Ave. Phone 190— W,
right to the name Chang Tso-Hn.
furnished. Phone 18 J.
NOW IL L TRY YOU OUT
W IL L TRAD E equitiea in wet;
wSINESS —card appearGeneral Chang hing-wei in 1922
24— L o t s F o r S a lt
ON
THIS ONE - SUPPOSe
located
ncldantlal
lota
for
acre
while commanding a verv strategic
r ? 1® thla column will FOR RENT—3 New modem furYOU HAD SDt APPLeS —
age
suitable
for
farming
purposes.
nart
o
f
hang
Tso-Hn’x
lines
In
nilhed apartments, rent $30 and AT SACRIFICE— Building lot* in
AND MOM ATE FOORI have some mighty good lots and
|$35 a monthi. Call 240 W.
r
every dayI
good part of town. Will sell nt car. work up a trade with you ‘ f th? war against Wu Pei-fu. gave
AND I ATE TWO----was- thereby losing th# war and
WOULD YOU HAVE
k
«
than
coat
and
on
•M
v
tMJJJ
you
are
interested
In
a
deal
of
this
p*1* 10 little g 12 word A PA R TM E N T
Peking.
Instead
of
Inflicting
the
FOR R E N T :—2 Address Box 868 care The Herald.|foBt| W rju me wh#t y(Ju hftVt( th,
ANYTHING LE FT?,
••«unl jnnUhment o f decapitation
four room apartmente and two
[
«wta only $2.60.
---------------------------------inumber
o
f
acres,,
the
price
you
Chang
Tso-lin
kept
Chnng
Chipgsmall garage apartments. 611 FOR SALE : Two acre lots, *»n
..................
T
want,
the location, and I’ll tell you wei in hie armv and today he is
Thone 148
Park Avfe. Langley Apartments.
Dixie Highway between Monroe what I have. Address Box 134, care ns rubinate minister in the hand
Call 251.
1 Sanford. Fine tn.cking land, no The Herald.
o'cked
government of Dictator
1 h r **Cl»»a»fIed Depart
city taxes, electricity ia avadabl*.
Chang.
Nicely furnished front apartimnt. also flowing water. 3e» owner, L.
V
■ent’*
Thus Dictaor Ch"’*** T*o-lin
A il modem convenience*. R**‘ A Renaud, 2201 Oak i ».
26— MiscellaneouH For Sale
solicitude fo r
General Chang
o l d w a i x s sonuble. 915 W. l* t St. Phone 20.. 190—W
Chinglwei would seem to indicate
______
Houses For Sals or Rent: Inquire •ome deep seated nt.u-ntion such
IlN r
P A IN T
Dishonesty among the nobles of
at 2609' Orange Ave. Oak Hit' as might arise on
-‘ Mud* for
Many May Loee Titles
j O .y . Route A, Box 170— F,
t U 1'Im1KR "iN FORM A * 1 In tha Herald building— a down>h-» change o f name * I mis it ion.
C.
23W O il town location at remarkably Im* l , nan is a cause of increasing wore
Likewise Dictator f h ? ” has al
v-DU,EH, SANFORD, rate*. Aak for Mr. lUInea at The re in the Imperial household. Many .P L E N T Y OF WOOD of all kinds ways shown the grr?* '** respect
[Herald office.
' 1
titled bualnea men have been tak-J at Duhart’s Wood Yard,
and gratitude to the - * 1 ManshurI
*an Vice rev, Chao v ’> biun. He
-- - ’
ing advantage o f their exaJted pocot
bed.
nd
a'G*.ion
u
:
1 *Xpwtld fl,lfL Pl**w! BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS-- aitlon to fleece the gullIbU. The FOR 8 A L E g«5Sh? 1,1,17 y**” 1 Two rooms kitchenetU and bajb. poUce have hetn asked to aassti
/ V
Tiny Island In Pacific Is
InsurmountableBarrierFor
Recen tFligh tA roundGlobe
TALE TELLS HOW
DICTATOR ROSE
THROUGH A HOAX
r
dl
^
^
‘ tore;attractively
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NEW SPAPBB
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In Florida's Heart
[id’s Greatest Vegetable
Its Richest Garden Land
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nesilay; showers tonight in east
portion.
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T U E S D A Y . NOV K.MHKR I. 192 7.
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M»*"ni!n-r A udit llu r c u u O T T ’ircu h H iu n s
----------------------- . ..
rigeies Judge Would
End Divorce By A llowing
FiveYear Trial Marriages L
Forty-six Receive
Medals For Heroism
HTTSIIUKCH. Nov. 1 (INS)
— Forty-six net-* of heroism
were recognized at the fall
meeting of the Carnegie Hero
Fund Cc.mmixsion here and to
day four silver medals ami 12
iironze medals were forwarded
to the heroes or their survivors.
Kighteen of the heroes lost
tlteir lives and to the depend
ents of six of these pensions ag
gregating $5,100 were granted;
to dependants of eight of these
the sum of $-1,000 was granted
to he applied as the commission
nay sanction.
Placing Blame
1Sailor Friend,
Confesses To
IrleansMurder
[ht It Better
Die Than He
FINAL DRIVE FOR
RAILWAYMERGER
GETS UNDERWAY
A m erican M a n u fa c tu re rs
Looking To l92K \V llh
fidence D esp ite T h e
It
Is (‘re s id e n tia l
A re
Con
F act
Y ear
Advertising Held
To Be investm ent
C unt h e a rs C laim s Idea
n e ss S lu m p s D u rin g 1‘resid e n tia l Y e a r Is A F oliar*
in i \M K s i.. K i t e M.I.KN
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NEW %t »IJI». Nov, I Amri ii 1 •i
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r ai.e, mutually newnble, nr void
a! a ;,i the er,f of the jieriorl t»y
, i:’e. i husband or wifi-, was sO g-1
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• ' '
• riot
:. a* a suhote :<• th" prr •nt civil con( of nqirri.
'in- " ti-m ma •iage" plan of
■I n Li*
l.e Biinii'i!
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riot radically difit i .
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1 i l . . F tl.-. Jacob W.isser"
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i ir,I SI;.,v .in,! ,-iln, thinkers oi
. • Ii
im-n.-i* ill tile field of So
, l.-gc. 'n t Judg. lliirtdl departs
Itoiu (lie conmii.il poii't In-Ill hy all
ibi-..- thinla-r• that modern lit'*
■I I it *ii il io in|dii.pions have
. -oi- ed the i
i ,-iaiion nr
<' ••!< and '.mftt i' r the u.--e of ii\i- ,
11 o.l 1 1 oples.
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1
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,vi-ai • ot»l\.
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[■ niriiil
the desire <-f
'•nit I 1 y divorce upon
’1 ’ adultery mid
Sinclair T rial
Sensational
NEW TAX POLICY Charges Of Jury Tam
per mg’ Precipitate
WILL FALL HARD Tem poraryAdjoum Insurance Company ON BIG INTERESTS m ent And Comment
Withdrew Support
S h o o ts S e lf W h c n lle L e a r n s
H anks O f W hich H e W as
IT c sid o n t C ould N o t (jpen
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1 t -rt y wa * lima-*
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o li! i a \\.mill 1-•
.M emphis T a k e n H \ S u r p ris e
a an n,niit.tId,*
i • net -iq-poit o'MCttl*
'•Ml.. Nov. I.
who ^lion 1,1 I i I lie I limit,ia
S a v in g s
•• i’oi b tie lf or him
a. .
, h,> * dutnbi.i M o it g a g "
' mat on ,,f the mm
' oinpany did not open
i t • i divorco n - .
to, lay following the
i i. de ert inn, fat'ii \<- 1,-rihiv of i hai los
ml h i ,, , icat i, *i
. I'.', pl> *l,l, TH if both
i of ,i feliiliv. will,!
'do,I ' .i,e ’ his home
i' a t
■! liql.it 'hrough
, ,i ii o ,,i hi,,i . al’u-r In*
■' n ito i, ,..,j
long-ill-• ' ' i i New York
I' mi. ..il I.ife liiMirini, e
, iiiM,b| on longer do its
ii- - t 111on ;l» I In- inoi t .
mi;, m i.
\ . ,1111,1 .i \ |„ i , iioi ill bankrup.
will l„- tiled in federal court
f lit - e . gage iiuiipiiiiy. AneiMiiii ,-aii l i bul tin* bank woaid
r .u lu r e l)|' t ‘i |\ (lint m is s io n
pen It'
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IT o p o se d F la n CalLs F o r 20
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I 'n d i s t r i h u t e d F r o n t s T h a n
O n T h o s e F a id S tn c k h o ld e rs
New Indictments . ,
Expected Today
—
■
U.S. Counsel Expected
To Demand M istrial
Before Day Is Over
tty William S. Neal
International News Service
S taff Correspondent
WASHINGTON.
Nov. I.— A
r ' im il: n n i"i s **ii.-*• In,,king
|,<
new policy of corporate taxation,
A r g u m e n t B e g in s On A pplicaWASHINGTON.
Nov..
1.
.
,.,
....
"Oh confidence" and
; •
(IN S)— Four Sensational a f
designed to penalize the accumu
Don O f C h e s a p e a k e A O h io ,.|.;lin,tur
jn, t h e i r
,.
)U L E A N S . L a.. N ov.
fidavits were presented to the
nition of hugh undistributed sur
vi-i'i isinc •'Xpi'iiilit urt over IP: .
T o A c q u ire S to ck C o n tro l vcnis
— H e n ry
M o ity .
court in the Fall- Sinclair con
pluses. sin h as is held by Henry
S
E
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liuni
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i
Vn
r HiO f F e r e M a rq u e tte i t E r ie \ *'•
spiracy trial today by U. S.
b ain ter, w h o w a s a r .mil Kdst I Ford, will be considerA
*s»n Ml It•!! nf N4:t* lona! A<i\ <
A>
District Attorney Peyton Gor
•
•I
)iy
the
House
Ways
and
Means
lintlay a f t e r a fo u rtls<-|*. ml oi mi •nft'l’VH W t •••in .
don. any one of which was
lly IIA It It V W Alt 11
• on mittee in fram ing the new tax
c o n fe s s e d to d a y
It.- W h IV illlt-lul in if ()m* <•Igh-li
deemed sufficient, to bring
■l i
I,„’l International S e n s Sern i ic S taff ill Olt.l , .*1-'. i-ll*. lull Mli tli<* ni Ml. 'll taw, it was disclosed today.
nbout a mistrial.
had H inglc-ha
Correspondent
rrespondent
I'lie proposed plan calls for a 20
tioii.
m b e c a u se th e y h a d
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1 (IN S)
per
cent
greater
tax
on
indistri"\V.- t look | ;i_’s V\ ill l><* a lo,,.,|
..........paid
..........
WASHINGTON, Novr. 1—
o leave h im a n d h is —The final drive of the Vail Swer- |lo, i*-,-**, v•.«r hi *|>,1 I* Ilf \llt* |>ri
bated profits than on those
to
Hep.
A
rner(D
)
of
(IN
S )— The trial o f ex-Secstockholders.
oseph
ingen brothers, Cleveland financ- i,ii nliul • :impillan
said <'oil . Texas said during the hearing of rotary o f Interior Albert B.
flt I t h o u g h t I ’d k ill ^ s . to convince the hiM rlstate hear ■. 'll.* ill.*]i lllllt III):(iii
Commerce Commission that their
the i*imi in it ti:.e today that this po- rail and Harry F. Sinclair.
bid m y t h r e e c h il- proposed ruilroad m erger was slumps i1 ' iilig :i | Ilf 1, 1,-nt i;, 1 >• "
I'O' has been reconimetidcd by un millionaire oil magnate, on
Is a lallarV.
jsaid. "I wanted to end •'strongly in the public inleiest be
advisory rommitee composed of oil urges of fraud and conspir
••I’gaiir/.ntiuti is represent.i
I ti tr D e m a n d E ig h lT h o u s m u l
nnd their’s. I loved cause it would tend to re,line or t i l"Dililiw v irs and ecitnomUtS.
acy in t h e leasing of Teanof
e * f all the gicut inumifuiA or
D o llars F o r F o u r P r is o n e r s
his wife) nnd we were prevent any increase in freight i i s nf t|,|. rniiiitl'V. O ur nielliber
tinnier iii heated that the Demo Dome Oil Reserve, trembled
together until she be late i,"’ was begun today.
rraln* iiieinbers nf the House com- th is afternoon on the verge of
H eld liy T h e m :(io \ e rn m e n t
, -tut nine ,!>, .hi annual gross tin iiiittei* would embrace this idea in
foul with other men.”
With the full commission sitting, n i
nt 1111,1,. than $r»,l>IMl,IHJIt,thiii.
A -,enl L e a v e s W illi Money
idtrasensationalism .
| confession to
police, oral argum ent was begun on the
their tax reduction policies, pro
“ I think in* i i ( ii pretty nt i i
The developments were these;
he had Known for n application of tin Chesapeake & tale Inn* on the future—as good is
posing a cut on distributed cororT \ . \ i IF.I1, .Moiim-i-o, Nov. 1.
1. Ttu* trial stood in tem oorary
I
n
-I.,
ui,
id,*
,
ri
ate.i
a
sen
rofits
froin
I:t
|.*J
t„
|o
per
I that Ida wife and her
.
Ohio, controlled by Van Swcriu- ioiviiiie.
) mi see, advertising in* (I
tin- Fieneli goveriiinent
'I
ml
inurnment while Justice Freder
for
1U27
i
in
d
rift;
lit
Oil
l
n li:i*iUiiiir circles. II,* had , ent, and to 12 per cent on midisbeen unfaithful to him j,,.,, intcres'.s. to acquire stix'k con- vi.-tiiu-nt* (,-xpeiulitures) are map , tin il .!<-sii iuiir,l to tiegolinte
,i
• •I'th e i it; Hall to- .*an e- .• •I Die hue Peter (i. Grant, tnbuted profits. The joint congres- ick U Sitltlons, considered alleged
ther. In previous state- tr„[ ,lf th,. j 'ere Marquette and ped out -everal mnnlhs in advance, vii.li the Unf triliesnieii for the
and
*io|if i it i *.ens, d« ti r- as p.i-si,|, ni of ill,* two iastitu- aioiml tax committee alreiiily has charges of iurv tam pering
|ity had blamed the Erie and thus form tht* nucleus of \\i» rei-i-mK u.-ked our iim-iiiIh*r- *e!i.i -nf ,\w>l-*reiichiiii,ti and two
other
irri*gularitles.
ib
ii
oniig.uions
in
tiiio.,
at
>
•
liriini
had
committed
a sailor acquaintance a gigantic systeqi linking up ship in a ,ni> tinnnaire what Vlt.y \i ,.oeti ivn-o.ly kiioi.ipprd is en
t.i lore it a lengthy report of its
2. Two unidentified jurors wer«
l i f t day. taxes for Mlicitle July Hi.
Imitted today that this Titlewator Virginia with the great pliottu-d to do next year.
t xp4*rts dec arm g that millions ot
m ete today foe Ksiha, where the
l ie, iliMon-red tl-it
Knrl\ iii ilit* iiight nffieiiiis of uo.iais in tuxes ure lioing lost by reported held incommnniunicado
fiction.
region not’.h of the Ohio river.
•‘Thirty per cent replied thn‘. $hl).i*tMi i.u,*ion deniandeil by the
the district supremo court
K. I’li,l,|>-s had no the hank .inoouiieed they were lu iltq 'ieiu su l ot great tumdy-owneil nt
eyed on my mind for
This was the plan conceived by they will ii'.ake substantial iu- u'bcsiuen is to lie paid.
Among
ll,,- i itv l 'oiiin,,,- gotiuiini; with another hank to Co, poratioiis to ilistriuuto ull ot building*
er they told ine they tin— Van Sweringens when
the creases in their invoatmrnt iu the oilier lii-iuaiids by the mmirs
t ,1 I i.| to i, f.| e take ov.-r the its,,-, i of the (’iilumb- tucir pi ot its. Tin* proposeii nev; po
3. District Attorney Peyton Gar
to leave us," Moity's commission turned down their so- newspaper, magazine nnd outdoor wm one I'm- seven elaborate rtl’tS
II tin iii to 11 -turn ia Snvijig I!.ink. the banker with licy, is wus saui, wouiti urrectiy den- accompanied by one of h is’
[read. “ I went down t.» called Nickel Plate unification udverti.-ing spacn.lii l'J28. Several ni iiarm . finished in Moroccan IOI..I
w lioiii , In-. well* negotiating this
,
aides, Neil Burkinshnw. and sev
market in the morning plan involving the m erger of tho ut these iMu|)nnie« will mine Vlieir sty le , fo • the c h ie f’s horses.
mi-ruing
lb,*
Fourl
stat.
m
int.
'
u
,
,
t
t
l
t"
u"
f" ,lu n « l ““ lnu
eral departm ent of justice-agents,
Th
!
i
‘
'
ilileiinna
am
i*
Ailililion.il eouditimi.i were llial
|tme friends in a saloon Chesapeake & Ohio, Pere Mar- appropriation us high as 2.> per
"W .........not ii.t. r.-steil in the
«""» »*«*l»nw.
went before the federal grand
, •* of lhi* l omini tthe Fren* It lib, rule IU Itiff pris fri.i.i
|Te hud several drinks, q u o te, Erie uml Hocking Valley cent.
pmp*isi.mu."
- i l,H‘
riTM,rl “ I Ihe advisory jury in connection with tho char
ol
dllullii
ii
In*
lax
*
ion
oners;
that
iiu*
French,
within
tho*
#ht a quart of wine with ‘.he N'ickd$ Plate.
•[ "Only /our per rent reported
J. F. Hunt ami C. E. Mi Furlaiul, ‘ "•• uiiUie is uxpveteil to be mane
of the Chon- that their advertising expenditures ,u xi lour yem s,
rs*«li i*ii» any talc 1 il.,- iti :oi it is suppo- i d oilier .-.ton* bank examiners, are puiilic simn. T'nu committee is cum ges, uml it was reported th a t sev
to the house and hid
.Minority intefkata-of
eral indictments were likely to ba
• i \ Churl r •,>■feu money th at in.gj.t b.* ..........
room. All duy long I npeake and Ohio, follgwing their would l,** smaller than in H'27. «
Memi'his eurly today under or- l*«W ot A. A. IsnlMMWine, George returned later in the day.
i,,l kitmviug 'wiiat in
of this wine. 1 wm success in ilefctRing d h e original Ninety-tin ,- per cent of our com- iiiciutied in tin* ransom; tluit no ; f»ue
di i from II. I . C rigsl y, head of
aiuy, lieoige r*. tlutmea, all oi
o Ik.*, i ity (Ti .li ill,*
and th:u,, the
4. Government counsel, their lip*
Van Sweringen merger, centered panics will keep their iqiprupriiu‘ > l ' prisals lie made
„
i* banking iki.'W'XK'n).''** ;xc^ tu rn ; h r. T i,i iA» t». AuuniS
I ’h llif
sealed by Justlco Siddons* orders,
..tl.iU
•Ilnn-t
b,a
n.-»
„,,„ck
on
tho
Van
Sw
irlnlia
r
,
a>
,l„U!i:!7
I
n
,
.
...................
•
*;f
{*„
„
lU,
({«-i*n*ly
the
iiHiininci*
company
pi'
lin
e
:
u
r
.
T
nomas
\V,
Page,
|e rsiii to me:
'"‘Th •
* "ii's failure to had mi iave ligntor checking .on Itislituiu Ut Kci>»oiiiu*a, Washing ivere understood to be going into
skt the best of it.' That
a
lor tin* v inr 1 1 the ni', tgnge cmnpnny, it was suiii, ton: amt Charles A. tiaiuvl, former court this afternoon with a dem
fix tin••Th,. ninniifucturcnt of .
^
""
here than anything, and S r . * S 2 & l S S U a . - ' S
|.ri-sunii",i
result
of tin* fad uli m Tucker heard that his m ort ly m in tinati ot the U. u. Hoard of and that a niistrial bo deciareiL
country "know that adverti-ing ‘ .'
■
\*ves S teer
|tn that 1 determined to not a transportation proposal.
on
of
l!iit
.il
iiqinit
In iii Guy- gage i i mpany 'vai about to loro i ax Appeals.
The trial neared an im m ature
Thow, I n t e r , l e d by <'«l. I l r j . TO;»." C anjboar, ,1,-olnnKl. I- ,,
|f and the children. Hut
I
nii
Fin
death
a secret
n
(lie
lily
•
fiijau|,infm
,.i
of
the
I’rndeiitial
l.ifi?
ry
\V.
Andersonmilitant
IDoltno
longer
an
experiment.
New
t
no
a,lines A Emery, general counsel ™
;today
on following
a,
shile I decided to kill
general i»i ci.il nit,,
c h arg es' o t
•i rive on time. I la* ('unipuny he sent a repr»*sentntivo for urn realionui AssiK-iattoa of elf. I’ve lived my life, niond, Va„ lawyer, conteniled th:r. fare in history have bttsihess men !k|” l!,H.l.„A jiaroiiess Tilnli
*
•Inliel nnd
jury tumpering.
They
" '' '" ‘'l ,n‘’t Wctlnes-,
New York.
live theirs, I thought. (‘The Chesapeake and Ohio and the been able to get in quick leu i
i'roforoff
Aiunuiiii'iurvrs, tolil the committee
.
....
•
i
ny
for
ii
*
piiv-.-t'il
|iiirp,,
e
of
Informed
ovi*r
long
ilistnnci»
ti*lFederal Judge Freilerick L. Sldifter a while I thought I Hocking Vulley were required by with the ci nsumer ns today he us- wt.IV’|ll.-7itl,| nvar t he Atlas moun
louay m at mu pnncipui tax reclucfixing
tl-«*
mili.igi*
and
then,
at
'
t*jilt«>n<*
lau*
ye
ili’iday
that
tin*
busiilons
heard the charges in his
the
Van
Sweringens
to
keep
enorserteil.
lion
should
he
appiieit
to
corpor
tains while on a hunting trip IU lilV HUggl stiiilt , f .Mu;, or
■not leave the two woK. E- n,-ms was lost. Tucker left Ids of- ations to eliminate the present i chambers in tho prcsenco of both
" I t’s an
absorbing business, days ago.
| these men. They would mous hank balances nt nominal
lliit'slmlde , il,'i ii!i-d to wait until fie,. and wen to Ills home.
Ills inequality and to reach the great former Secretary Albert B. F a ll
I killed myself. So I rates of interest, a t New York, this present day advertising to the
the* n*port arrived.
wife was attending n itriilge party est nuinucr ot people througu tne and H arry F. Sinclair, tho oil m ag
Cleveland
anil
Detroiv
banking
inpublic*”
he
said.
“The
manufacturland tried to buy a meat
nate. A fter an hour’s session, S ia .
At that ii i ting thi* City Clerk elsewhere and l>oth ilnughters .u,uo4i,Mou stiKKhoiders.
I thought it would be j stitutions, many miles off the line er of n new product ..r device
ifd he ,
iihiiL the report Iwtl were ut school.
•them to die than for me of the C & O, from which they used by millions of People can
lie opposeil {secretary Mellon’s dons recessed the trial until 1:30
Ill-til mailed .1 (let. 21 anil should
When his daughters returned classiination ot tne uutomobde us this afternoon without making any
I couldn't buv a meat were borrowing enormous sums ot reach them quickly through
be hen* in pfenty of tim e. Apjmr. from ichool they found Tucker’s u ‘ si. mi-luxury.”
official announcement regarding
|ut I diil buy a big knife, money and nt which neither they, n;-im ics of the newspapers, the
body lying across tin* lied. A pis
the cvid^nco.
ir,tl> it.luren't arrived.
nor
any
of
their
interests,
kept
magazines,
.\h
e
radio,
the
movies
"We
are
living
un
automobile
went to the roonv where
tol wa gripped in his right hand
substantial
ileposits."
by
telephoto
and
in
other
way.-.
It was reported th at the govern
When
a
eil
about
the
report,
tiviluim
n
und
we
should
not
go
on
vas sleeping. I raised the
a (bull,
t hole
his
----—
If
If
I I .
' I
.
1end
l t d 41
Mail, u
I I UI I * was
M I I B Ithrough
I I I U U K I I 111.1
m ent’s special counsel would dem
It was furth er alleged by the The m anufacturer can tell
his
without
tho
uuiomobile,”
he
said.
ve my head with it grip- minority
A caddy tournam ent in which
", V i.r i' 1 .o!- i heiul. lie was dead,
group th at the proceeds story to the people almost inMnnand a niistrial this afternoon. Tho
t** " 1 '
t i t otti*s, i it> .it|t;.„k officials issued a stntc- " it is un article ot necessity."
two hands. As I let it from hums obtained from .these tly and in a comparatively few nil icg irttrc d cadici, a t the Muni- 1 ”
Cartier, tipeuKing tor tne Demo churges were* supported by affida
)n across niy wife’s neck, hanks "were used to purchase months create a market that years cipal Coif Cou. e will b„ eligiidu «• " 'V / T ' ,hw,t
^ nn ^ k!'ul'/ tm-nt today that ilepositors were
vits, which Judge Siddons kept In
iiii-m-i 1
ii -• whiih ini'in‘
r '*i'i1- t i J t i n no dangor of Im Iuk their mon- cratic minority ol the House, issu
the floor, almost heailWhen i*. reporter from The Her- ey. Funeriil services will In* held ed a statem ent attucKiug the trea his possession. He declared qo one
|en realized exactly what
r_ ■nbi ntteinp'fd tir,, find,, out
,, .. s Inhi
, I limiorrow. A wife dnd two duugh- sury h estim ate of the xuturu sur cuuhl see them until action wa*
|ne.
tnken in open court.
• report from Mr. Dot otic i. *e tyrs nurvive.
plus.
I had killed my wife I
was rvpuin l without even getting
The charges were* so serious th a t
“
For
the
past
six
years
tho
Sec
khif other'room where my
banco t*» «*i* the City Attorney.
United States Attorney Peyton
retary
ot
Treasury,
according
to
sort
ions
were
challenged
by
V“‘;
o
r
’Vn'm
Tint,
ainTn^hu'Mnr-Ton’
a
luncheon
this
afternoon.
|laiv lay. I killed her in h .,t I Itzpatiick. c h l.l c „u n « l ,.f l « In
who is statioivd
.....*
0 . .„!*,-.I
tW .uiuroey A stenographer
his own statem ents, has errone Gordon immediately went before a
... ,
i„
, .* m .
w ay”
ously grossly uniter estim ated the federal grand ju ry which happoned
ling to detectives, Moity
strrplus," ueclarcd Garner. "Ho o be in session. I t was reported
Gonlaon was asking for indict
Yribed the dismembering
tin* alleged negro udnuta his error now und seeks ments in connection with the
lie*. The confession, it
fur
renewcii
confidence
in
his
fuvhoso trial yestorcharges. The action strength
, follow'd an interview by
couple of D ior-. tore estim ates in oriier th at he may
vith his three children,
into court, was again servo his favorite taxpayers repors th a t the ju ry had been tam
pered with.
wa3 permitted to see for
afti nioonu thi* lutter part of this ,
. , ,
found guilty lute yestt niay after- j —those in the highest personal tntime since his
escape proceeils of such loans belong to it
Both defendant* were visibly
month. A 4 up will t„* awarded with ’ •«»" wouM take some action Iwfo
M.i u of stealing lords from I* G. pome brackets.”
is to announce a doctrine whl-h
Iv j S f i i r l F l l O i l winner by the dub.
murders.
affected by thi* nensutiunal tu rn
Tomorrow »..gi.t.
lim
iter.
Mayor
E.
E.
Iloushulilor,
certainly no court, nor this com- fT t i l I \ I B U i m i - v u
/i»
given the oil trial. Neither would
The club this noon voleil (o make ,
tho negro’s attorney, madu a mo
comment on tho alleged charge t.
STUNT I'L l Fit KILLED
mission, has ever recognised.’’ be ^
Q U c i r l C r S F o r a <h.Mtiun t o ‘ tire''\%rU\a \ hildtion for U new trial.
I
n
TY
lllif’Vl
When
Sinclair was questioned,
^
- ■■■■•
This morning Samuel Swift amt
DESSAU,
Germany,
Nov.
1.—
'Kills
f!r.
>n
were
acquitted
on
vag*
ivy group ignored the fact tliut the
......................... .... ...... "
, , tc rney intervened with: “ All I know
1M .MOHS OF UKVOLL’TION | (INC) Aviator I’lautb, tin* *’» i - i •• ; elu r V
Ti <• earo again; t
J . Aim-i will meet h. Vthlrn this |a | n the papers.”
Van Sweringens were lurge pro
UNTRUE
I
(>«t
“stu
n
t
fl
er"
••'itploj'il
I
'
<
•
l
i:;
*v
Jacl^mt
for
poincssion
***
perty owners and were In n position
\v„rj< on Die new quarters nf tho
LUtIeton ^ f e r r e j to nn n r tic|a
LONDON, i .1 -v. I. fINS) • _|
ir
*.
• i • ! t*»
.* \. - nolle pro i-d- ami nt u, . . i mi. in a semi-final of the
to obtain credit on tludr own rei- |>,,Htal Telegraph
at
210
B»;t
First
Municipal
tu>it
t
«iir>o
handnu*y
jn
W ashington Herald, which
- • .
.
i
Rttmoi * nf a rr • • u.! n u I'* u
,
•
,'
,
f i i i ........ ....... w :s adjourned by C»untuurttuiiicnt to decide which will Ha| j ct.rta |n affiilavits had been
ponsibility.
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I
,
0
.
SI.......
.
u
n
lll'l....
..
............. .
;n» f t IC. Mt'llmir* winner of the
to tho government of
YORK, Nov. 1.—(IN S )—
wbicii ho it w morning.
t»lm i ten i-Iinal, win* beat J. Ivey
tt gcriouii character t i to
Rhodes, illiterate hospital
H
V* v ill replace
.................that
.
in rh
th-• m
pre-i
r . nnil
jd t |M Daily Mall.
i out., n o l i . tj)
Sunday, 3 uml 2.
wurrant a m istrial.
I.NOKEU UOM AI ITS UUICIDB
flio is alleged to have set l , u h
)*)•
o
f
'.
•
:<
•
I
ID
I’nr
.
'
or.
_
Melting and the winner of the
WU!( reported that two of
Brooklyn Methdist K-ii ■ihinsday. with tli<* installation
Amus-Viilum mulch will meet for t |ie j ururs were being detained by
NEW VUI.K, No/. I.—(IN S)
1 1 'pi-iil, creating panic
...............................................
William Echoniburn,
an in uiruncu the chuliipionship trophy during the federal authorities. Tho idea.
I ' m* 32a lied ridden paiiimts
ii
I r e d l i l i u p l i y Hided » pluotont thl’
or posstbly next Sunday, tity of the two could not bo nscorAeat'fa'r—nnd ht* fireil the yestinlay presented n flu^ I"'
Im.ir’.i talk w.tli an old friend ear- Th« (||u“ will he over :tt) holes.
uml tho government attorn| to “spite his girl,” ac- Krun, as „ n.* i f the ‘ hreo exer* .M Karp, Iiku I liianug.T. ammunj.. , ,,|;ly. w alk'd to tho buthroom
A. White, Judge tieorge G. Her- cy i refused to discuss the chargo*
iis-Honor Dorman.
/ d ie s given each week to who}. “ 'I*
futn|.Hi..g. will !-• in1111 ^
U .I U U I U U 1 1
{,
mid i^lli-d hack:
■ting and Clyde Chupiuan- tied for h4.*cause of an injunction of slier
dement today._R hodes parents of tho pujd s «re '»*i‘<s .
......f(Uv U ..pencil.
----------- -"S,» Ion/, .i<*rry: I’m going to end first pluce in the blind bogy tumr- Imposed by Judge Siddons.
according to Dorman, t The program opened with th
.
• ,
.-nt hatter d
Scores o f downtown tor.- win- T re ttn or rqdo (noting nn-I ii»B
trouble." With th at, he .dosed nam ent Sunday with scores of 15
Danie Rumor however was active,
led in h b attem p to woo s in g in g of ‘‘The M j r S l J l W
whUl
„ |„ m rvb.- .J, w„ C0VrL , w{th
,-nrly.qni *,„.., « * ‘-Mire.l in baddy, rida-ub.-.* it y
»
She hud it that two of tho jurors
niunn, u charwoman at Banner and tli pit'.go to i
m.,v mahogany
,
.
,
.
uml picture *quo i o itunit-.i. A bgl.t thi* door. A noiuont later, g u ests t-'oeh.
--------- -------------were found discussing the trial
...........................
flag, which was followed by th- (of.
not |n nbce. The ? " d s1"ir“ 1
I*
i!“ lu T fog n m l a n u c c a s io n n l d[iz*-l‘» o i in t h e tvv*.-nty-t\\ii story a p a rthtal and• that
he fireil the
PHYSICIAN
CHARGED
WITH
a Washington “speakeasy”.
Ae
tin failed to dampen their spir- «’tn t hotel on West Lml Avenue,
«n “just to show her.”
.
Ml KDEH
cording to this version, one
hut the m ajority wot.*, home were etui lied by the sound of :i
*, win* is unabie to read or
tho- jurors—while in h b cu[
a previous recurd ns a L S ' " H m Come, .ho K ta '+ *£■ < 2- !
U" 'rh ‘"‘ f 1
Ut,7
-S iI to bed well before miihigiht. iru.-li m the., extension roof of
RICHMOND, Ya., Nov. I <INS) dared |K*silively the trial woulii
Tli i iiig celebration for the the n s tu ru n t.
ptii, Commissioner Dorman three recitati«*ns were given by iiw | b '■> wHh lWO 1" °W S ' d . - T * “ *'» l* a ^ r nnd blU of bright
— Dr. Kohert S. Fitzgerald, 50, end in a hung jury,
k ‘.
T E , ! .f f L Hoth wwre \h f on!y avldenr. i of-••i,
aeunnitloi, was :**- tiro
forter explained that he pupils. "Goddeas of Liberty". »0f l'l?’1*"
well known Richmond physician*
Thu usual crowds attending
(our stories on his heud
waived examination today when session but the’proceedings in o |
wah four years old, Dor
churgul with murder in police ci>urt were only routine and f*
court. Hu* charge grow out of the if any, realixed the serioc
'the excitement of the fire
di-uth of Miss Melba Royal, IS, the secret session in Judge I
heighth, a baby was born
ir in etr r.cunt, - in o ratip-u- .
w.u
n » . n ........
.o r daughter of a Sampson County don“s room. A* a result the
Pftndiciti, operation comare he!J on Mon<Iny,,
'.phombres offered "TI m* Fatal Wemon by President Edward Con- North Curolinu, furm er. She died sntiona! ibvelopim-nta
trict, found flat tiros from
ut there was no* loss of
tiU tst’k
"Not by a raili of tho cullcga a t tho annual here Ovt. 11. and the coroner cor- ually unnoticed.
the
a
ir
had
been
released
by
g!e<'
_ _ tho
_ ^ luniors.
_____
nrr.days and Fridays.
COBB WILL RESIGN
-Junii the’ ceniors*
•
........................
•
tified that vicath was due to un
-----------------ful youngsters.
. Enin Site”,
“ A ir.vcstitulre ' services.
FUtK DESTROYS GAS
illegal oiwratmn.
SF.AUOARI) APPLIES H»R ■ ■DETROIT, Nov, .1 —(IN’S
... ) - T y
Nothing
_ really vlobnt or tlc.i- C an n ib al IaiVe A ffair." More than ,
—------------------- —
[R ABANDONED f o r
*
* attend
i'd IR ICC MENTS REVEAL PLOT
LEASE
Jo V u v r/l hilaiielphia this tru f.lv e m arred the ceiohratlon so|100 parents and friends
attended
BANDITS KILL POLICEMAN
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y ,
FLYERS
, WASHINGTON* Nov. 1 <LVS' i’
t teri| , r m , formal res- far a:K the police could discover Almost every student not partniFour
extra
nun
wen*
ile-lr.-.ing
in
one
of
the
stunts
wad
LONDON,
Nov.
1
(L
N
S
)-In
.l-I
l*AFAYETTE,
Ind..
Nov.
I
! _ T h e Seaboard Air Line to b y
f j ^
to Connie Mack. bust, of today. Fc
................... ** --------* ”
............... .
WC, Quo.- Nov. 1 (INsfS)—
S )_ plied to'
.» lirr
. 23
4„ years of
..._
_ .... for duty on thi__ streets and in >onio kiml of costume. Between i a t police rnid/il a num ber uf (IN S )—1 olici-cnpUln C hvle* A** tanks each or about to,
the ________
Interstate Coninter*Athletic* A 'tor
tailed
* uses in
• Calcutta
-• •
‘ west[jt Count De iJesseps . uloAnieri-an ’’i/rngu
•* a t .the hi
high sehool In aihiitlon t o ‘ni,-.» they sang school song'
h<
and• northw
est- nian, 45. was shot
^ , .ami
, .killed
« . by
- capacity, and ^a six stor
pin- Ci mmission for authority to
t » «c* l,1'‘ * J j th' American
I/'« ru •.
__u quire
i ___________
_ for
r..r rei
. h:s lKc h!_x regulars, hut thi-y ills-;
H ^°r. and his
Russian
by lease
V) v«**irs
ye-in tn*
th- r*rv\'« »1 the ‘A . r ‘^..............
e up
For older persons there were n ern Bengal seizing document* be- six bandits who raided the Tippe- office
^S 1
'Mould ever be f o u n d Southern Georgia Railroad, ron- l ' hb haa dec e
>
jn. r0irenKi nothing but fun-uiakiag.. Inm ubfr of private parties l i t hi v o d tp r e v e a l a w i d e s p r e a d r e v - rnm e L i u n and T ro st Company, plant of the PMre
»“ abandoned today a* ping from Adel. Ga.. to Hampton
unceJ e nt „f his retire- ' Hundre<ii of youngsters from h.-min throughout the citv where elutionary conspiracy, rcid a dls- across the street from police head- near y * ,n
E h
Peeks’ search ^con- SrHngs, Fla., a distance of «
h o iw e r mu!t com.- from the prim ary, grade, junior high • nmro rt-tid game# and Lriduv were patch from Calcutta th is a fte r- i(uarU-ro here today. The robbers in reins today
locular
night
flic.
escaped.
noon.
and U
high
senoob paraded the i pbyed.
J ^ u th u u t th« Gulf o( st> roik8. An annual rental of
'”o offlce of
Muck.
ond
^h schooti
- - v»
.
*
,
, wjll be paid.
- x . • »♦ . t +
*■£.■£ -d • ; ' t w . ’v, * _jL*■•• - '•*
.
ife H adr Nt i i
True To Them
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FRENCH WILL PAY MILEAGE UNSET,
HUGE AMOUNT TO CITY UNABLE TO
SECURE RELEASE COLLECT T A X E S
Rotarians To Stage
Caddy Tournament
At Municipal Links
Chjcvken Thief Found
(Juilty In Court Here
: e r a t e Porter
Hospital Fire
Ipite H is G ir l
Ames Meets yihlen
in dtmi i mai iviaitn MartJn NV UttIt,ton hU chief ol.
P o s t a l Telegraph
Flag: Progi'am Given
At Gram m ar
«-• -<•
chiMn-no ii* (ir.mro.r w-M *
s
s
?
:l *•’ '• ... ?r,... Bueh^. pubUshrd to-
“ tl,ll,.l1,;t
T'^ '^■'S S 'S Sanford Kiddles OI»scrve Hiillowc en
With Rousing Celebration Last Nighl
as? i J w.. . tw'r
t
�'ll, ft c
THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY OCTOBER 30, 1927,
P .\n r cr
X K W OK I. KAN
A dem and - ha
H ero's a tri-pa
i f f i r ally
if
A irricul i
1‘d llT. !• IIKI.J,
Ii
w asn’t
n i n**j!jt
il by th e Mew Orleiraf,
huntfe.
I Tin* ft *.•!„; i„n ,1^1^
Ion
j I..•!.•< in Mill I. . „ * *
1 '•*•>; "II 1M«*••! ir.,,11
Mini Kit: ha I „
..... <iU< lldvc ..
l I, j j |
, \ title Ilf . " t i I.
Chidya
tc r r .'ir ,
1 1 f t)
m a rrie d
li'.i b r o th e r ,
Ccorr® fount* r
it Kilt)
that (iladyu' :• ml
Itorunicii'a :.l >• r
Hi ! ii
(b 'i'n v )
will bo m a n h d
I‘ • ' *
und
Irv in e
"llrii k "
MuYcitu
mill liii ;i|» i hilly i b i i g l i r d goggle:]
lh.it I" 1 \wai-s in prot'tvrt h is eye*
yl.i • i whit.- p la y in g Iiu KIuk k fm*
t ' a l i i x i n la 's (liilili-fi lb ar.«. 11••*u oiivs
u ' L'.iilfuiiii.t'a Ik -,i Liu li.j,
l l e o r i b ’i
b ro th er Tliotna
Just as huhn ns
T hom as bus In*
i. h".l Ids m-linol*
In ;.
T in y
h
Is Sued l>y
W om an of 27
a ll
11 >n In 1M Hueham . AVa.li.
>rms Cause Many Realty
ms To Be Re jected By I£o
ill i»r in ■ c nmrman if ■
■ «| the
t ’lunniiSDiun. iir p rr ta r i" i f i" in •dinti* uppli
the now run1 *t*»n for renewal n rfr>ifi<ali-< by
..teaman low ■ iftatoni’i t.ff.ker-* u;id naleim"’t
> ? ll» tor mi and |mhilcd out that until Kindi
n t'ltlcumnii .Him* n< tin* i ijiu »t hi;> h'-on fil si
tivi* broker. "itIt the real c.-taV* loinnii- i ni.
. cither to :- Hie rcvtstrr.nt
$ u n u I ■in* n
line w h en . •
n to p rc J 1 \.
y t. i "
is
r * n u tl iu m c l
,
C m ilolk Borglntul.
.....................si. picturesriuu
lu m h jrm n ii of llc rg la n d . Mich., lias
i been n.lined in « S l.'O.hOO breach of
......... Mo mill by Mrs. A rd ls PodcrIn te r H a- »"ti. 27. of South M ilw aukee. M rs.
P nnipm iy lVdernoii ch in g cs th e rich lumber*
n in o[n>. luau tw ice piotui.'icd to m a n y her.
1
ami Town tend
o w n lid \..i
(■;i a i '
c lm a .'- til
in one bund
t 111 ! to r -0
fu lle d to
.titio w n 1 i
Persistent cough* j.-.J J
loriona trouble. \ oil c u m
with CrenmuUiiiii, in csjj
suto that is pleasant to tig.
kinn is a new nieilicil dial
two-fulil action; it tooikai
tlm intlirm d membrane*a
(term growth.
Of all known tlrae*.
ognized by high medial «|
one of tho greatrit hedi*]*
persistent coughs anj cokki
forms of throat troubles (j
i out tins, in addition Is na
healing elements whichuA
the infected membrane* *<
irritation and inllamnwiK1
creosote goes on to theiua
norbed into the Mood, in i
of the troublo and checks4
of the germs.
%Crenmulsinn is pnruai
lory in tho treatment dl
roughs nml cold*. Li- and
hronchitis and other (oral
lory diseases, and i s t u t f
ing up the system jf'rai
Money refunded ifini^U
not relieved after llligjl
directions. Ask jour d r£
l
i
..t 1
:::
iii i
it I ,
■V*’hC<4
ii drop jsiti* **ci
o f Ih e
.il p •
went u.
,
.tuuvy-uui.
rrr.iiiT T .U
u terc
n ru u m
lin e .
II" .: r ■ . I
n ttitiu .
Kc Ts.
U. OF Fl
ora Municipal Athletic Field
30 P. M. Good Prelim inary Bouts and Music
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d u s t licfup! th e '*
th o g r r .n \ llu Mil In''
L’."» ypa ’os um t v.ouhl
.n rm u tic* jjo.il line
IlM lr-t hetsi in h i’a v>
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•• Sfiiifurd
f.-.u ih y
CROSBY
SPARTANBURG
EIGHT ROUNDS
JUST
FRED
WILMINGTON
—VS—
idi'Cc. C
A'ancey
KID
BOSTO
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SEA TS
SALE N<
For
address
FRANK HOC
329 Laura So*
Jacksonville
RES. SEATSj
Add Me fat '« U‘**T
L, usa**1*^
Moxn«l5 (cl
Towurcnd
•full h t-V
ibdU'.atunu: & uuor
— - - U N D E R AUSPICES O F TH E
A T R I C AN LEGION DRUI15 AND BUGLE
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Admission GOpf - If 1.00 - $1.50
GvEndstand
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flHE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1927.
PAGE TWO
The Best Course
ie Sanford Herald
p)>.
P a b lla h .S
rrrrj
la a d iij at
III
« f*»i
FUHSa
___
One of the primary duties of a newspaper is to expose
various m yths and legends.
A newspaper which claims to
F -n trr.il
■■
« rro n * l
c I« m
" •» "
print
the
truth
cannot
avqiil
this
duty since myths of their
O e t n W r ST, ! • ■ » . « t t i l* I > . . t o r t l r e
tiction and inconsistencies.
■TV P n n f n r t l , t ' J . H S . n » 4 r r ■ ' * * f very nature consist largely o f
U v iffT tn
of
M a r e h ^ I hT . ______ ___
We have recently had some fun in Sanford exposing the Lake
H O L L A N O I . . I ) K A \ ..............K U I T O H
m yth.
H. H O W A R I1 n t m i l
- ■W ANAUFH
F .A B L F E JO N K S
M n n a sln * E d itor
Now comes to our desk the Louisville Courier Journal
BATEi
unholding all the Lest traditions of Journalism l»v exposing
O a r A M ir
% t t A ta n lk *
the "mad dog scare........... there is nothing.” insists the KenA a r<
fr r H im lh a
tucky paper, "that creates a more ridiculous pother than a
- lit < n rrlrr p rr \ \ rrk
l f r r l | l r R d Itb m prr V n r
*3:w* so-called "mad dog scare.” The excitem ent about alleged
’ T k r t l r m l r f , * « i i ( # r d ' a p l o a r r r nr-* "- "mad dogs” raging up and down the land seeking whom they
:l{ltrr> •o k a rrllira
t*
Ik r Intrrnn
may exterm inate is about the silliest and least warranted
t ton al , \ r n ■ .tr r r lr r r w r l i l n * trom
' III* . a a p fr io r
nrrro
o r n n l . n l lot*
panic
that afflicts the human biped.
There are few uilr itr a * r ih o u o a m i m in i* d a llr r a tr r *
• * * a l t I h r I r a i H u r t r a l a a t I S r » « • merits or discom forts to which a poor dog is subject that are
l i r a w o r l d . T h r I. ,N. M. la o o p . i - l n l .
If
rfflrlrn t
In
F lo r id a
and
It" not nt once suspected a.* "rabies."
The madness in a "mad
H t n n n r r i l h a n d l l n a a l . V r « » » » l»
dog
scare”
is
more
in
the
human
than
the canine brain."
d l l k r a l ratoal.
What the Courier Journal has to say contains much
• l a r I t r r a l d l> d m . i u b r r nr t k r
A u d i I II >i rr i u
nt C lr r u ln r io n * . a a
truth.
Many persons become so frightened at the sight o f
In tr r u a llo n n l A aaorlatlon
of
l*iit»> b r m , \ i l t p r ! U # r « t an ti t d i r r l i i i i f
what they consider a mad dog, that they become temjiornrily
i l l f M * nhif*H
r r ij n lr fi rarii P u b ,
Science has it that mu* has to be bitten bv the dog
f la ferr
u i r n tl i P t
I ** « n b m l (
its
■ insane.
ifeurnnuli
tim lli
of
m ah a r rlp lla n *
in
order
to
contract the disease, but it has been our experi
|««t|M In u f il«*r In vrurif} N b n o l u l r l f
Mil r l n l m n «»l r t r r a f j i l l « m mm *%rll a * ence thul
it
is more readily passed from dog tn man more by
htiftPikt h iin ln r a it n i r l hnilit,
the picture of a fronthing mouth and glassy eyes than by the
T T K S IM Y . NOV. 1, 1927.
little germ.
H I K II K H %1.1)’* “ H I H J H A t l
However, we would not for one minute counsel friendli
I-— l :rdtli**io > i n r i f f m ill r n i i i n li II»lin Ini ml r .*1 Ion.
ness
with a mad dog.
It is as, foolish to try to get along
I.*<-Orr|M‘ r i m l r r rnitli* i n J n e k a u M %l l l r .
with a rallied animal as a rattlesnake.
Hy far tin* best
r u n i l r « r l i n n of
J o h n * Indian
course to pursue is up the nearest tree or telephone post.
I t u r r i m ini.
£ — I inII l i m n rn I In n u f in nn f IIIIY * P d f
li|» \%r«-U.”
it - III MUM* Ilf IMg o f
ImlllllllM
i r m t i — htiiiArA l i o t r . *
oiiiirf i n a 'il
\ liu u ara.
f y — % I tiivittinrilf > * h r * ! .
1 *#— I o n ifi f r l Io n « f r i f |
hr a u t t f l r i *
l i o n )#r *-tf r«* *m .
u r n a n ti m tH frrn h i■a |i i t a I.
UiULK VICUSE FOR TODAY
, UKKA1NKSS AND COMFUltT:
—Thou .limit uureufie my g re at
ness, and comfort me on every
side. I*nalm 71:if 1.
i PRAYER: I will I>t>r*l, hope connr.uully and 1 will yet praise Thee
more nml mure.
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H
o w
’s
Your Vocabulary?
A New York school teacher gives some sound advise on
how to broaden the vocabulary.
Why one should broaden
his vocabulary, you mnv hr at a loss to understand.
It is
certainly the consensus pf opinion that more people can un
derstand a few words I ban a great manv words.
A person
who uses a few simple words can make sure of alw ays being
understood.
But unfortunately all people do not use few, simple
words.
Some people, some very clever jssiple, often use
words which are not at all common or readilv understandable.
In fact much <>| Ihe world’s best literature is in diction which
might puzzle the average citizen.
Speakers som etim es use
words of several syllables which could be counted upon (o lie
confusing.
So the New York school teacher suggests that if y o u
would get the most out of lit*.* increase vour vocabulary. The
best way to do this, she says, is to practice and practice. (Jet
hold o f new words and then use them. "You will perceive",
she continues, "that you will not startle others so much as
yourself.
Graduallv the words will begin to assum e a stand
in your vocabulary and before long thev will seem like old
friejids.”
To obtain these words, she recommend?s v a r i o u s p r a d i c nl methods.
Here are a few of them.
1. Find s\ non\ ms for words which you have a tendency
to over-use.
1. Record words with which you are fam iliar hut vmi
never use— then use them.
?• Makt' 11 lial «ff important, unfamiliar words which
you hear or discover in your reading.
4. Listen carefully to the conversations nr addresses of
educated people.
’
, ./** ^ P°ssjNi?. try to translate from a foreign language.
? fme Perception of shades of meaning, almost
unattainable hy any other method, is acquired
5i®it i ntcrf ate‘, .in the dictionary, where you can trace
the lift* history of words.
As Brisbane Sees ll
A School of Solid f i l m .
Gossips Arp Criminals.
Very Cheap Winn*.
!Mareo I’olo in Dollar*.
II)
tr ih itr
f ‘n u t r* j h t M
BKtfiEltR dairy
Phonf J7
Sweet Milk 8*((t
These Boys May Waken Old Kip
Blitter Milk
Milk fr,r
P j E t lC
llrl.b a n r
he Sfor ('«,
^
/N T B E E -s T
NEW S
MURE
IMPORTANT
thou Ixiollee prune nr oil reserve
Held up by a
stealing i- on*:
frame of -t -*l and concrete, the
/N
V
%
e
Elton J Mongol
1To
T b u T iC S
F irst Nat’l. iiank EM.I
Snnfurd, FU
ei-.
w„u „| a tl,.w tierlin school will
be <>f thu-k
trill**, admitting
sunlight everywhere.
Later ma> came school* of the
new <|iiait/ gl«*s that admit* heal
th giving at time ray*.
K
TIIK \< iKS OF stone, bronze
and ii"ii may he fallowed by the
age nf g t a whi ch will mark
man'-, finut e\ti from the dump,
liaik c a v e to all day HUnlight.
Hini'e-i iif ghu* that stones will
lint break Uiol highways nf glass,
one above the ether, in great cities,
will tie
i -ini*- step* in man*'
pfogie—
N o Assessmt
V
c
In L och Arl
\VgW*
liU
R ER U N 'S I'UBLIC SCHOOL
of pla'e gin**, to mak? the day
' lieainifiil f"i li n her* and children,
ill a hlieautiful park, ufW ill 111I*
te r th u !.i ill* in nof ( alifornia, where
h r mi
in ii in I buildings are
t h e m Ii4t
in it*
s h ■I*, each
gITilx p u M .t
luirk
The owner of ^
Imr property i* frfti
assessment.*—another 1
vantage of thi* {\t
rlevt'lopment. I.unlt
investigate, judge ih
merits now.
I'Tt »u mi:
I iu i i ie he -t iiiy. by ih*. way, at- I
low* chilili ii t o *tiniy in dark, old
-rhenl I.milling*. *onie of them fire
trap*. I i* u"t that New York city
could (tor afford puh'ic schnol* fin
e r than ttm-e of 1'alifornia nr B er
lin Tin pei pie of New York entlll'I llpir *ehool* to (hose thilt
apparently c-iti*idi*r our pulitic*
s c ho o l *v*teni etthei not im portant
or not ii"*ir;ih|e
E^minriAis
k sS N '
i.l- l;M \ NY'S
NEW P E N A L
.oile, .i- inipoi i;int a* ttie Berlin
piitiln -I....I of plate glass, plan*
to pioteif - i c i e r , from criminal*
in . jul oi meielv punishing crime
I»
J U S T FOLKS
in a li.ml a n d la i w a y . a * though
.
By Edgar A. GurM
for revenge.
T H E FIGHT
And. rn.i't gratifying, gossip*
Hud once you said 1 >huuld have
*.r n •iv i-Bito * \ l> I*3 7, 11r*-**-nl t"
will he included among the eriminul u:i .lie financial achievement of A. H im M mim-p .i M*
'.-Mnl > . I m l u - <•(
made
P.
(iinnnini,
head
of
the
Bunk
of
• '•••ml v l-'li.i lil:i. Ii»-i* f i li al
Ha *••*. tiossip. in the world’s long
A gre at arena of thin place
a
mi v *i n.'li *-r* it*
Italy
and
allied
corporation*
with
i>!
hi
n
.ii
*
••nut
hi'tory ha* dorr ■more real harm
Where ull the lovliness should
ml ml Mist t'a 111 x *-f tn*- i-nl ul * n f T K.
five-hundred
millions
in
capital,
chan mtinler. ti ii-- ip break* heart*
May. it* i* 11 —
* il anil a I - a lit linn•
fade
ai'd cruli.imis them to endless and shjires with u m arket value *’ .ii « • a i 1 . • m a k e upoUi ' a t l-p|i tn
"
And fighter* stand up fncp to
t h e s.il.1 .In tit* f or a f i l i a l s e t t h sufi'eiing thin - worse than kill- exceeding a billion dollar.
fate,
Mr. Ginnnini, says the Times, i... nt ,,i i . i mi ii iiiiiKtrutliin o f * a lil
ing.
e
s t a t e , alnt f.-r a n o r . l e r i l t s el u, , at lilt
•Slaking this room a roaring den
gained hi* prestige in California h e r
a* Mil'll . n l m i i i i s t r a t r l x i lal e. l
1 should not have believed you
t h e I.!ih ita) o f S e j i t e n i l i e r , .V.
THE l ' IT Y (»F Sy ram se *pend tn the San Francisco ea rth q u ak e Mils
D. Iti37.
.
•
then.
on no.ioi mg IT cent* out nf every i and fire. While the fire w as burnUofsv s i i a y .
Yet here they battled—Jack and
A* :iitiilSnl*l rut i t s o f t h e I'*■lotlar of income and old fashioned ii g, he hauled the c a s h from the
• ....................... ..
I-'
I I il X
i t e , e a * l ll
’(lene,
finance, wagging it* head, says vault* of his hank, down the penin
d iv in g each other blow for
"extravaganci-.”
Buying
new sula, where he buried it in his g a r
blow,
au'iinvtiile- take* Hi cent* and n den. Then he returned to San IN T I I K ( III I I I U F T i l l : f ' O I M l
still J l I I I . It.
Into this room t h a t thrilling scene
•I lar.er. gasoline three and n half F’raneiseo, with the fire
S K I I I M I I . H l l l l S U . S T A T U HI'
was cat l ied by the radio.
ii nt , ncci-**orie* three cent*. Anil 'm ouldering, bringing his cash hack
F I . U l l III \
with
him,
put
out
a
Bank
of
Italy
Ik-ninth the roof that fight wa*
i
n
i : r t h i : u s i h t i t o f - it i v t that'* the h**t m vc'tm ent of 17
e l * . l » - c e . i * * , | IN I *11• U l A T K .
k
fought.
n on »!,i dollar th at Syracuse sign on hi* b ro th er’* house and
, N< iTW i;
began lending money to clients ap- . .vin i.’i: l lis' . AnI i:
There on nur rug wa*Dempsey
. oiitil make.
111:ity nrvi-:N iimi
oarently
ruined
by
the
disaster.
He
►
lie
Ull.lersi*
lie.|
IX III, Mil I lie tr.lll
down,
tluy
nf
No
v
pi
nl
.
e
r.
.V. It. 1*37. | i r e * e n l
knew*
that
a
mere
earthquake
and
Here iu the seventh round
IF A IIOPT**Al) could buy wing*
t o tlir I l n n o r u Me < o u t i l y J n i l g e nt
Tunney fell,
fur IT cent.* on hi* dollar, and fly, fire cannot destroy the responsib S e m i n o l e I ' n i u i l i , r i n i l i l a , h e r f i n a l
ility
nf
a
real
man.
r e t u r n , n r e o u n t a n d v u u c h e r * a*
instead of painfully hopping in the
Ami rose to b attle for his crown,
e x e . - n l r U o f t h e I X n t e o f ll. I ’e t e r s ,
dust, he'd he a fool not to spend
Here rung ten times the start■lereaseil,
nl s. ilJ t i me , Mien lino
THE
TIM ES.
COMPARING t i l l r e , m a knitil
17 ient*.
(Jet : f .r n - if you have
e ;• |i|>t I. at Inn t o t h e salil
i
ing bell.
Giannini
in
finance
with
the
g
re
a
t
J ii i I k ' j f or a final s e t i l. m e n t o f h e r
me. gut one. m u better c a r if you
Orto hundred thousand throat* and
Venetian. Marco Polo, in explora n d m i n i s l r i l t l o i i uf *:i|i| e s t a t e , mill
T:m afford it.
more
n n o r d e r i l l s i h a r a l n g h e r a * miii 'I i
tion. say* eastern financiers r e efur
\ e c o l ri.t.
Shrieked, raved and cried till it
■1 l ut ed | hi* I h e 20 d a y j,f Se l i t e mTHE NEW YoRK Time* dwell* turning from California tell with
wa* o ’er.
amazement of Giannini’* achieve her. A. I*.. Ill27.
And all within my library, where
. H e n r i e t t a Kiltvnrd*.
mg about, it the i|uesti/m was ment*, his purchases of more than
A* e x e e u l rlx o f th e I X a U - nf
The g re a t good writers line
-o IfiO banks in California of other
11. D e t e r s l l e c u u e e i l .
pertinent
to
a
marked
degree.
It
the shelves,
was not only that particular ins banks In New York city, and- of
tn those tense moments, I could |
investments.
totaling
tance
but it »a* a summing up of gigantic
•
sw ear
hundreds of million* in S tandard
n
tendency
that
grew
into
a
hab
T in y cheered the men
JACKSONVILLE TIM ES-UNION
Cash paid for all kinds of old
it and swept the state.
Florida Oil, National City Bank, New York
1 .
themselves.
Pennsylvania
Railroad
metals, tubes, sacks and bottle*.
built magnificently ami too fru- Central,
Was
it
Chicago
where t h e y , More than a hundred advocates
and especially United S ta tes gov
Highest I’rlces,
stendily advancing in strength mid 'Wittily it built n hollow show,
ernm ent bonus.
fo u g h t?
of i, more beautiful Florida galh- good works, and l.i* already done
Tam
pa
today
is
credited
with
SANFORD
RUBBER AND
th
fight w as in our home, we
ered in Bradenton a few day* ago, much to improve ninny sections.
having ten millions of dollars
METAL CO.
thought.
s
T
H
E
TIM
ES
SEEM
S
surprised
An illustrated lecture by Nor- worth of school property. Home of
and the conference held proved in215 Sanford Ave.
man A. Reusoner, entitled. Tropical '(• was built a lung time ago when thnt all this should lie done by
“ the son of nn Italian im m igrant,
Morc ship wreck* in the Allanthi'
nn,fl Beuutification
Phonr 645
P
rogram
s,
was
sb"w
was
not
the
main
object
but
fir...,
'
. L i . - !
, tnu«n tfotMl work nccomp inli.-d. It
*tc. The rea seem* to be claiming was , hl. niml) m(,#t|n(f 'o f , he
uniting the most interesting ft'n- hitte r day science has shown that born in California’s S a n ta Clufn
valley."
its own lately.
ganizution which propose* to in tuics, and gave new idea* regard* much could have been done for
The Times m ight remem ber thut
mg
the
use
of
palms,
fern*
ami
comfort
and
convenience
even
then
crease the attractiveness of the
first im m igrant, Columbus,
A hand o u t? —The race track* stute, and the gathering, under the shrubbery^ particularly ndaptuld • without the expenditure of a sin- our
wit* also Italian, and it might help
to
Florida's
needs.
It
is
now
ruthgtu
e
x
tra
thin
dime.
And
Tampa
Had ii finger in (he failure of that auspices o f the Florida S ta te
t the tro . i* nut charged with having gone to -fig h t the foolish immigration
■ Seminole bank over a t Sanford.— Chamber of Commerce, wun gen or generally adm itted th a.....
..........
I,cm
"
r
semi-tropical
tree*
and ........
s tark ............
mad on the_ subject ^
of erect- jaw that now keep* out such men
erally interesting and im portant,
Apopka Chief.
Plants
which
cun
he
*
*
"
grown
sueing
hollow
monuments
of
school a# Liannini * father.
Thr- work dorn? is largely local, and
------------- o------------Two million more good Italian
cessiully almost nnywhere in the buildings. It does put in good fillactive
members
have
brought
about
If Sanford worm* itself out of change* in various part* of the stut ■, are very desirable and seem ing though not enough an yet. Our workers in California and two oth
the mess it i* in now, nothing in
with -er millions in Florida,• would add
th a t a r e of immense advunt* to be most suitable to the situa- own experience is on par
- (lie world will ever be able to states
tion.
visitors,
especially,
expect
th
a
t
of
Tampa,
size
of
the
comluge. The greatest aim is to en’ _ T '---- ” •
mi- com billion* to the wealth of those
■huko confidence in it.
courage
beautification
wherever
it
,.,i
‘
‘
^t"’
“
fi*
disappointniunity
considered.
Perhnp*
we | states.
------------ o------------is possible, and the things already
' n u ? ,, en finding only have a shade the best or the won
or*t
of it. according to -.he angle
T H E VANCOUVER SUN tells
- They are still planning on hors* accomplished are noted as consid•ing in Miami this winter, but erahly adding to the joy of liv- have perhaps been fam iliar with in from which you regard it.
But
th a t " m* hun<,red ships are
Du* East or North.
nuither o f these comniunitii'* i* charted to carry 20,000 bushel* of
seriously doubt if Governor ing in this wonderful state.
A delegate from Ht. Petersburg, on the extrem e wing ,.f t ho Canadian whsmt from Vancouver
Jurtin U in sympathy with their
Among the men and women a t
l,i Hrituin and the continent in the
)luns.
tending the confer-'nee, a dozen W alter P. Fuller, told the confer- M. hool m atter.
t ■
---------o--------- nr more presented papers or spoke enci* how to organize for countyAn editorial in the lu'.est issue ni,* t thr,,e » 'onth;'' All these ships
iwde beautification, and Ithis i*
cruiser* necessary for
e,
• A Southern presided, would of mutter* that had engaged their Something lhat has not yet been ■if "The J o u rn a l” issued by the
e too should build fust
F’lorida
Education
Association,
Rr
'tam
.
\\
attention
in
the
past
six
month*.
have said:
‘1 don’t reckon I'll
g nerally undertaken.
It is iv»t
w»m«^ day
ru n ." — Times-Union. Nuw, he Conferences are hold in th* full enough to have the towns and cities caught our eye and caused this j e r a s e r s , for we may commercial
and
spring,
and
the
October
m
eet
It was wa^ e u l'' a n ‘* ^ttVe a
wouldn’t. He’d a said, “ I reckon
giving alientinn 'to streets and ijuhject to spring forth.
DeForest
Realty
l*n\
-A -
Plumbing — H eating
"Service You’ll Appreciate”
JAMES A. SANDS
Phene
82.1 Hnt..nrd Ave.
H.C.V1ELE
Jeweler
Select
CHRISTM/
Gifts NOW on oej
easy payment|
Only ‘1.1 shopping
.. 108 MagDolia
fort* Chriitna
SERVICE
Quality
a.
AMERICAN ENGINEERING
SURVEYING & MAP
COMPANY
FOR A MORE BEAUTIFUL FLORID A
Chicago, Illinois
ASHLEY P. HAGGARC
District
ENGINEER
n
Masonic Bldg.
Sanford. Fla.
Tel
ANNOUNCING
OPENING
ing brought interesting sugges
tions regarding streets, hillbmirds,
.
-------------o----------------landscaping, covering up rough
' I t now appears thut the race -quits, spreading
^
_ the cost of heauti(ruck* hud th eir slimy tentacles ficatlon, mid other topics. In some
in thnt looted Hanford bank.—Ap- sections it was found that somedpka Chief.
Horse racing and thing had been done towards elimibunking do not go well together, noting unsightly billboards ulong
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— •
the highways. This was applaudSaid W ordsworth: *‘.My heart t‘1* ',
leaps up when 1 behold a ra in -1 The splendid work done and probow in the sky". Jimminy. what
b>' ‘h*-’ Kurden clubs of the
ould it have done if he had lis- state c a m e in for much attention,
ned in on the Dempsey-Tunney R
found th a t these du b s are in
creasing in num bers and interest,
fig h t.
and their aim s and operations tend
i k - jl
-Linf,*An
L i. *_ u n | toward* thut full ucconiplifihnicnt
park* a ml dooryards; there should cntJ’.led "Peacock Policies?’* utnl
be some thought to the highway* it reviewed the tendency to l>uiM
.‘fine
uud
make
ituuleand the sections adjacent to the >
. . structures
, ,
,
..
settled places. A great deal hu* ^
,I,ro'7sio'‘
AJ1* . con' ^
b t n i»ni(i uhmit thn Mllhnnni oh- u,u t?.vi,n , e heulth of the chiWstrvctlon of the view in .manv ,r in '. l ’ ol»° «UKU«ted that this
places. This is something th at will
w|>'» werv t0 Hike charge
ultimately nottk* itself, for the uv- !*
,y?.r <>us
1,1
Var*
ernjre motor tourist, or those trav- ? u* buildings, were of vant impor*
i ling by rail, seldom puys great
outward uspect of
attention to the advertising done 1he buildings themselves,
in this xvuv, ulong the muds or
believe it i* tune for union
the shore.
sim ilur to that suggested in the
The spring conference of the editorial to which we refer. It
state-wide ‘beautifier*’’ will he “URg” *8 that now the state i*
held in Miami, ami it is expected ! kivhir » certain fund *,o the
that the reports a t th at time will ! uchools throughout the state, it
be ‘. v e i l more sutkfuctory than j should be the right and privilege
previously.
The people of the 1 have submitted \o it for approstate are ull in favor of making va! before contracts are let, all
kTnIk
i)T.
J
J
h
l
.
’
h
ii'.iT
h
J
»
">
«
h»
•
»
umbiU-u*
for
Ih
.ir
him. H> will find that hissight Hection* and willing to give a good
wouM do him more good than his Jei|, „ f |lm , and !ja n lest work to the plain and rough places more plans for school buildings, no
attractive, but until recently they j m atter whether to lx* erei'.ed in
fo te ls.
_____ ^______
| muke Floriila more beautiful.
have not umierstood how it could I cRv or country, .and that a com
‘
,,
,,, . '
I among the pupsra submitted be accomplished. Now it is known , petent authority should be ionl Emorv M artin, candidate for w. re lhosc of Mr„ A rth u r c . Cum- that co-operation gets results. The 'su lted 'an d his approval sought up.
t« ote comptroller was in the office mert of jacR ^nviH e. ami Mrs. improvement' ulready noted, in ! &n’-he plans, taking into considersyesterday. We den t know whether j ttmea j |, Ilirsch. of Orlando, par- ntany and various olaces, is worth [tion the health and comfort of the
Amos is planning to run again, ticularly telling of garden club or- all that it cost. Florida is natur- 'child who is to attend the school,
put we doubt if he could offer ganiiation and extension, and the ally beautiful, b u t the coming of
Fortunately for the
Leesburg
mluch opposition ■anyway.
■■■■
things ■
that have been done and towns and cities and roads and . district, we had just such advice
----- — o--------can be done for the general good bridges means that unless some- I before the extremely generous
■ "W hen is the driver drunk?", through beautification. The Flori- body is interested, things may notlsU m was voted for a magnificent
asks the Gainesville News. Well, if da Federation of Garden Clubs is i original.
high school building and we can
jjc reaches for the horn when he
, .
-------------------- ■■■
rest easy on the score of conven'
*
~ "
"
"
‘
~
ience, good lights and efficiency in
Wants to put on the brakes and
| this new buildiny. Remains as fur
o r the lights instead, we’d
. LEESBURG COMMERCIAL
as we are concerned, only to make
th at he was on ’-he -way.
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------------ -------—
^
—■ I adequate reparations for teacherr and their worthy hire.
ram i millionaires are planDuring a meeting in the new question:
"What provision has been tp a ih 1 Rut we are not through building
to visit Florida this w inter city hall here in Leesburg, when
own private airplanes. It plans of the new high school bpiid- for paying the teachers miequa* • structures in Florida and now is
be so many years before ing now being erected were pro salaries to teach in the new none too soon to begin studying
against the time when the next
be the common mode of sented for inspection o f the tnx building?"
Although there was
nothing rteve along his line is made
the average vacation- payers of the district, we rem em
ber a Leesburg lady asking the tlu t could be done a t that meet- one of our communities.
I will.”
E
^& “kit; i
'•»
<""«■. v :
PEACOCK SCHOOL FEATHERS
'
navy.
Meanwhile, our Panama canal,
through which all the 100 ships of
grain will pass is offered to our
Canadian and Briti*h brothers with
no extra charge for the fuel that
our money huilt it. They pay Just
what our own few ships pay. Not
every nation would do thnt.
i\
t iif
ji
cm
it* .i:
h t o f t j i i : c o i' x t t
SUM I Mill; COUNTY,
FI.OH I It.t,
I* r» t h r
rraard.
statu
OF
K M utr o f t T . F . Ili»), d r .
F IN A L NOTICF,
NEW CHRYSLER SALES AGENCK
N O T IC B IS IIK.ltU.llV f ’. IVF.N th at
Ihe u n d r r s l a n r d w ill, on t h r S lh d a y
October 31 st, 1927
TRUMAN
FERTILIZER
CO.
Office and
Factory
Jacksonville, Fla.
Local
Representa
tive
s
Showing
*
Phone 818
Storage,.
Sanford Feed 4s
*Supply Co.
M odels
We cordially invite you to call
and inspect these new models. -
Main
C. L. DERBY
1928
s
Open
Evenings
Until
9 O’clock,
This Week
PAR K SID E M O TO R CO-
�TH E SANTORg BEICAtB. TTTESEAT, NOVEMBER T, 182?.'
A n d Personal
es
148 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER. Society Editor Rcsid ence Tel. 859-J
ocial
lendar
JION I ' AY
IU, (Tub will meet at
a t the borne of Mrs.
;,ell on Oak Avenue.
ULSDAY
ee’.ing of the Pnuphlej ( lass of the Mothfollowed by u social
,- ,»f n w inentliers. it
the home of M
hi, Ion. Ouo Maguulm
„f Wesley e.ass of
t Sunday School will
ps meeting and social
nn-mhers at K o’clock
of Mrs. Claude llerngnotia Avenue.
K P N E S P AY
Hewitt will entertain
rs i f the Wednesday
MOVIE COMMITTEE OF W O M A N ’S
DISCUSSES WEEKLY MATINEES
On Monday afternoon, at tinhome of Mrs. C. Id. Powell, a
meeting was ■ piled lor the m u s i c
committee of the Welfare Depart*
front of the Woman's Club, At
this time a thorough considonub.n
was given to tin* projet t, now *e> •
t r a l weeks onl, which has not
proved entirely successful o th e r
from the stun ipoint of the mana g im cn t of the Mi lane nor of t Ho
local committee, but which i- n it
in the least di.-io.iraging, looking
. i the future.
While the lom m ittce has rot jet
had one o f its own ihoiee of pic
ture! show n, it u but fair to say
that in only one instance has an
•in suit able film been presented, and
that the vigorous protest regis
tered bj the comiuttic,. on that ,cc-isior. received Mr. Ma rent ctvc's
respectful attention.
*
. a recent letter of the committe.*
from tin honking nffjte in daiksonville promises that hereafter the
pictures selected by the committee
Wiggins will enterneinhers of the Every
bridge dub.
rn. r Circle of the First
lurch will meet with
Stcenslrom in Magnolia
THURSDAY
ntal social meeting of
(Ta«s of the Baptist
be heid at 3:30 o ’clock
L-h p a r l o r s , with Mrs. F.
U< hostess.
£,(j* K. Bultz will enterusical tea at 8 o’clock,
on I’ark Avenue.
Dumas will entertain
:i o’clock at her home
venue, honoring her
Mr s . C. L. I.egg of
S. <\
Chapter Num ber two
{astern S tnr will meet
’clock at the Masonic
■ 'it for the Saturdav
main a - . nt;d it
fa nestly urg.
* 1 ,1' l' i'urrnt and guard ans of
1 himii a att nil the showings, and
.-ee for liie; * -I.t*. just what is he.
mg dune.
i ",r 1'
Ihivey. Chairman of
the Woiiinn's Club committee, is
this wed; returning from New
^ or! , wl i re .S • has been in close
confeti .-.e witli the Better Films
work ul.i-h was presented he;e
last <p:„'g
Miss Ruth Kiel.
J.ari. r.ex* week Mrs. flaw y will
ail her conin', it tee together, with
1ept
t tallies of other organizat
ions. end rcniniks from those* who
are inte e-led in the .success of
the local Saturday matinees will
be welcomed
The entire success of j h e effort,
is deT'enih'Ttt u-niin const ru c ti'e
community effort, and in or let
that italic n may In- intelligent. <t
should he made by those who a t
tend and larefutly study the pic
tures given.
Delightful Courtesy Is Pipe Organ Members;! HALLOWE’EN PARTY I S ! GIVEN FOR
Given A t The Country (■uests Of Mesdames!| AZARIAN MEMBERS AND FRIENDS
Club By Roy F. Symes Mitchell, Fort Monday content the winners were required
The members of the Azarian
The members of the Pipe O rgan I Class of the F !r s t Baptist Opirc'n I to perform certain stunts. In the
The Country Club was the scene
ot an unusually lovely informal Club of the First B aptist church | and their husbands were moat de elim ination musical contest Leo
T-choi.-i won a harmonica, whiie the
dance on Saturday evening when
Hal. ’ gue'saing1 gam e prize, a jar of
Monday afternoon a t the lightfully entertained a t
Rov Frank Symes. s„n of Mr. -and church for their regular
meeting, iowe’en party Monday evening it candy, w ent to A rth u r (latched.
Mrs, R. F. Symes, entertained a
T h e j u mi esses, for the afternoon
uiurimiun the home of Mrs, W. C. Pc CourBaked apples topped with whip
number of his friends.
ped cream , doughnuts, cheese tit
..
, | were Mrs. J. C. Mitchell and Mrs. Sty(Quantities of corn stalks and W. It. Fort.
Myriads of vivid-hued lanterns bits and coffee were served follow
other suggestions of the harvest,
lighted the spacious lawns where ing the gam es.
Adorning
the
church
parlors
season were grouped about
the M' i- all sorts of Hallowe’en d e the guests nsscmbcled. Decorat
The g uests were: Mr. and Mrs.
room, while overhead wires were coration* ns well as bowls of or- ) ions of Spanish moss were draped T. A. Brothcrson. Mr. and Mrs.
-‘trung frem which Spanish moss angr rollored cut flowers.
I rum wires suspended overhead Grady Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
and festoons of orange and black
streamers of orange and black Williams, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wells
Routine
business
was
carried
were suspended. The lights Were
rv.ered with p retty orange shad*n out under the leadership of the were also used with pleasing ef Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Knstner, Mr.
and "Mrs. A. C. Hall, Mr. nnd Mrs.
which cast a mellow g'xw over all. president Mrs. .1. H. Colclougli. ' fect.
Bowls of gotdenroil and
daisies Plans were discussed for the 1 In a cozy nook a gy.’sy teat V. G. H asty, Mr. and Mrs. A, E.
v ere placed wAh plensing effect Chris’nm* bazaar and o th e r m at fashioned of palmetto brandies Hatched, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
ter.s of importance attended to.
was placed and here throughout Walker, Dr. anil Mrs. A. C. Cham• i tables and m ante'r.
At ihe conclusion of business a rhe v e ilin g brillnnt futures were Imrlain, Mr. and M rs.Arthur HatDancing, promenades and other social hour was in order the hos
p’easant forms of entertainm ent tesses served ice cream, cake and told the guests by Mrs. L. T. Shep- rher, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. T. Shepard,
j r.id who was dressed as a witch. Mr. and Mrs. B, C. Mcore, Mr, and
• niisnl the evening hours to pnss punch.
The evening was cs|>cciallj> e n - ;
U* Echols, Mr. and M r , J*
pb *oo snein. A grand march was
Victor* were Mrs. Clyde Dicker- joyahlc with numerous games of [y I’iN ^ Mr. »"'■ » ra- ^ l 1'
'
formed at a late hpur when gay
colored caps, horns and other noise son .i i".*I Mr*, liarton, Mrs. K. A. all kinds which were under the ' *!« • W . H . Lowery. Mrs. H. T AtWill am*, and Mrs. W. H. Lowery.
makers were given the
guests. Member,.* attending wore Mrs. E. direction of Roy R. Pippin, Among
J ’
Vt" r d i ? ’
\ , ' ' h,,n’. Mr. \ Ch,a r ' 7
I'-’vors r* bags of confetti, aerpen- H. A-hcrafi, Mr*. C. A. Anderson the contests and winners were: the fr.h» r ”
Kin«r- Mr"’ A’ M
’ im-;i and novelties were given dui- Jr., Mr*. Morris Allen, Mrs. F r a n peanut race, won by Mrs. Coleman Fcho,s* M rs’
Hall;
Potato
race,
won
by
Mr*
;ng the feature dance.
cis E. iiijlz, Mis. R. II. Berg, Mrs.
,r - A’ A" (,urJ ^ " ^
(linger ale and-punch were ser*-- Lexter Brvan. Mrs R. J**. Cooper. (Hrudy Duncan; rooster fight by . »•
t! m .n nml won by tl„, croup If I ‘ 1 ■ •
' I'.
o V
I a* refreshm ents Inte in the Mr- ,1 11 Colclougli, Mi*. A. C. t!nby *C.. C.
In A
com fotiny
g ' . VKendall.
'
evening by th e young host nssist- Chamberlain Mr*. I. E. Estridge. by
* . W,1K
*,*■„*. ...
i.... ..................
* Littrcl, HMrs.
Miss Alice
■d by bis parents Mr. and Mrs. Ml* A ttun Hntclirll, Mrs. Janies
Pc Cotirsey ami Miss l.ois Couch.
______ _
Symes. About 10 members of the F. Hawkins, Mr.*. R. W. Lawton, Nix. Mrs. II. B. Odum, Mrs. A. M.
.
. ,
y o u rr e r social set enjoyed this Mr* A A. Mennely, Mrs. T. L. Philipp*, Mrs. Kept Rnssiter, Mrs.
PANAM A CITY— Revised plain
affair. The chaperons wore
Mr. Hale, Mrs, A. C. McLendon, Mrs. Ini Southward, Mrs. Guy S. SelSymes. Miss • F.lolse | Robert Mtisskn, Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, man. Mr*. William Mome Siott, of Florida m i d departm ent tar
Mr* W. It Fort. Mrs. Moreland, Mr*. B. a ! Winston, and Mrs. Clif- bridge over E ast Hay near Panama
_________ _______ Citv. approved.
B. C. Moore, Mr*. Sidney J. ford Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Mot FricntUon and
son, Lawrence, re tu rn ed
homo
Sunday from Boston, Mass., whom,
they have been spending severalweeks.
TODAY
Florence Vidor
^ .
in
“ O N E WOMAN TO
ANOTHER"
Comedy
“ ALWAYS L A T E f * - I
Also WUl Rogers in
“ PROWLING THROUGH
F R A N C E -’ •
Special organ se!**ctions by
Geo. Brockhahn
WEDNESDAY
“T E L L IT TO S W E S N E i r
with
Chester Conklin
and
Geo. Bancroft
iv M
Misses Julia Ritchie Miss Ruth Fancher Is
And Ruth Pearman Hostess At Delightful
Hostesses At Courtesy Hallowe’en Courtesy Nora Powell Hostess
To Young Friends At
One of the largest Hallowe'en
Mi*. Ruth Fancher entertained Hallowe’en
Courtesy
parties given this season wa* -J u t
mo - 1 | lea antly Friday evening at
<>f Saturday evening when Ruth
Among the many Hallowe’en
I carm an and Julia Ritchie enter the honv of her sister, Mrs. V. H.
parties given this season, one of
tained about (ia of their friends at 1 Hu.-tv
the Legion Hut.
Ti e room* where the guests as- especial plertsure was th a t of Mon
day afternoon when Norn Powell
'emhi'liil were bright with ihe lu- entertained a few of her friends
The hut, with i\* picturesque ar
ual
Hallow
v\
n
decorations
as
well
chitecture. was an ideal .-citing
at her home in the Hand A p a rt
with it* hangings and furnishing* a* huskt**- and Imwls of cut'Hovv- ment.* on Bark Avenue.
er*.
The
light
i
were
covered
with
of black and orange. Overhead fe *The room* were darkened, the
toons of orange and black were I'lack ' lantern* which added imu ii only lights being the rays from
suspended from which hung mint, to the picturesque scene,
fantastic
Hallowe'en
lnntern*.
cious black cats, owls and other
K ithwe'eii games, including* t h e Quantities of black cats, witches,
suggestions of the seuon. Bowls bobbing tor apples, were enjoyed owh, and kilts together with or
and biiskr.s of golden rod,, daisi-s ,iu r jnj, t |„. t.\eiiing hours. The ange anil black crepe puper fes
and *>thei orange loloieal tloweis pri'ie for tiiv best costume was toon* were used in decorating the
were placed at intervals about thy won by Mi-i M argaret Stinson for rooms where the young guests
he Prfteary School Fur- spacious room.
The lights were the gi'il*. wl,i|eC u r l Eilmls won a *.-omilled. The attractive cosAssociation will meet shaded in orange which cast a
limes worn be the girls added n
prize.
rich warm glow over the pretty
oefc.
festive touch to the already pretty
Lute
in
the
ocellim*
Bis*
F
a
ir
scene.
The variety of costumes
*cene.
FRIDAY
chei a**i*;ed Iiy h e r * ^ " " ^ " - uved
worn
by
the
gue.-’.a
added
a
fes
Games of all kinds ami ghost
ir*t Me line’s expres
fruit salad, cakes and lemonade.
stories helped to puss the afternoon
kill gi-e a recital at 1 tive touch.
Those in joying Miss Fancher'* hours, and a f te r these refreshm ents
Games, promenades and other
[he Junior High School.
2 of the Methodist pleasant forms of diversion were hospitr.l ty were: Miss Jessie G a r of sandwiches, fru it salad and in
meet a t 2.30 o’clock indulged in until a late hour. The in i . Alt*.* Margaret Stinson, Miss dividual cakes were served by Mrs.
0. Sfiinholaer a t her ehi!dten were assisted in tlieau Rose Sander*. Mis.* Pauline S tin Bowl’ll assisted by Miss Margnret
by Mrs. Zerrcner. A grand march son, .Mias Ruby Martin, Miss Nez- E. Young.
hat Avenue.
N ora’* guests were Miss M ar
I t of the
Methodist was also featured when the young zie Stone. Miss M argaret Martin
Miss Flossie David, Miss Jewel garet E. Young, guardian of the
guests
were
given
cotifelvi,
horns
I! mist a t 3 o’clock with
and other noise makers and ser- David, Miss Loylce Martin, llin r y Camp Fire girls Betty MeKinnin,
Arnold Martin, Clydi Lucy Marshall, Dorothy Marshull,
f iHenley
£ , 7 v Ul
m , l ! 0vn u ? > *' « ‘inc. A lucky number «‘amce Ru*?ell,
on. Celery.Avewas enjoyeil late in the evening j Stinson,
Rowland King*.
Carl Doris Bi ttern, Genevieve Wells,
mid the ones winning prizes were Echols, Jesse Milinm, Raymond MnrgnerUo Pryor, Dorothy Brooks,
lie".' of tllu Methodist Thelma Knight and Dorset Harpe:’.’ Butler, Clayton Smith, Charles Jewell Minchew, Joyce Mitichcw
III meet with Mi *. J . P.
Refreshments of orange
and Bunn, Donald
Dunn, Michael and Mary Nickles.
] 3 o'clock,
Rututnn and Mr. ml Mrs. Hasty.
chocolate
Ice
e
reantcakes
and
Evans Circle
of the
Church w ill .hold all (lay candies were served at. a late hour
by Mr. and Mrs. U. W. Pearman,
It the home of Mrs. W. M.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ritchie, Mrs l
[12 We*t Eighteenth St.
fttinger Circle
of the Fred Zem -ner ami
Coleman.
. Wnselnndeati Group of Camp
Church will meet at 3
Fire Girl* met Monday afternoon
i t h Mi . Brodie* William*
a t the Junior High School. Plans
rtle Avenue.
V *i
i si.
4 • th e members of th:* beginner* were made for a candy sale to bo
fn Clu«* of the F irst Bnp- „
c!n ■„* of the Congregational Church held on S atu rd ay afternoun
in
(li will hold its business
were very pleasantly entertained front of the Piggly W iggly stote
II meeting a t 3:30 o’clock
Monday afternoon nt a Hallowe’en on F irsv Street.
purcli.
Members of the
party ns the guests of Mi** Louise
The following officers were el
are teaching In the
“TcmpeVace and Health Day" Thurston a t her home on West Fir- ected; President, Mnrcadel Sieve| School
will
Ih* the was observed most fittingly FriihiV -t Street.
king; Vice President, Elizabeth
honor.
V
morning at th e East Side Primary
Pumpkins, Muck cats and other Mcthvin; Corresponding Secretary,
[red T. Williams will c u School with a delightful program symbols of Hallowe'en were used
te numbers of the Book arranged l y Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, in every wav in decorating the and T re a s u re r, Anna Marie Couch;
S ecretary,
Marion
Hoolihnn;
1 at 3:30 o'clock a t her principle of the school.
rooms for this occasion.
Scribe M.nry J a n e Preston,
| ‘ w e a l Lake.
The little folks enjoyed games of
Tho n ext m eeting wlil ho held
Club wiH meet a t 10 * The program .in full covered;
all
kinds, and vha prize for llie Monday nP.emoon a t (o'clock nt
Morning
prayer,
by
the
school
It the Yacht Club.
Song, “ A irerica," by school best costume for the girls was won the home of Mary Frances A n
SATURDAY
by Emaline Thurston, while the drews.
Scripture reading
F1
:"vy hour a'. PI
Temperance exercises by the lucky hoy was A mbs Jones.
the Library.
Ice cream, cakes, candies i .id a p
first g rade children.
W. II.; Townsend who has been
I ' m i iiu*u ut ID o’clock
Reading, “ Drink of the Flow ples were served the young guest s e n d i n g several months at the
ihine Theatre.
a
f
te
r
the
gumei.
e r s ” by Gene Zorn
South Sen Island**, recently spent
Rending, "Robin’s cold water
The children enjoying this party a sh o rt tim e hero with his sister
were Dari** Stafford. Ethel Root, Mrs. T. E. King. He le f- Thursday
day,” Dorothy Stew art
Talk. “ Why Wc have Temper Norma Wolford, Ali<o Hunter, 'o r Wichita, Kansas.
ance Pay,” Mrs. J . G. Mitchell Amos Jones. Helen Stootoff. Kmn, f^v w Kni«Ehton Bloom. I). D.
Energise, “The Right Kidd <•: line Thurston. .Marjorie Stnfford.
(lortiudi* IfuntiT. nf \Vn**hin|ftoii d TC* nm* of thi?
an American Boy," third grade Lmu.s? J»nlt,
Jimmie I.*-.- Uenaud. A s s is tin g ■
ut thc p t(iri(|0 South A hboys
t nu ually enjoyable social
rhe hostess in entertaining were
„.;a n „ n o f Congregational ChurFlag Song, School
the pa*t wick was the
Mrs. H unter and Miss Root.
j ,.hM. jr,
«t Mt. Dora, will
Salute to the Flag.
r ‘ i Saturday by little Mi*
i stieuk Wednesday Evening a t tho
Klnnnn a t her home on
Mrs. It. E. Jackson- who ha* rn n g rc "a tio tia l
Church.
Dr.
Mrs. J. Fleischer returned h"tn*
Avenue, in celebration of Monday evening from Unioklyn. been spending some time hero Bloom h rs had gre at success as a
th ' irth-luy anniversary. N. Y„ where she spent the pn.-t with her mother Mrs. T. E. King, lecturer and ovgauhEer und Is re
Imerriment was nni-cd by morAh with her sister, Mrs. Mary has returned to her home at Poll* ceived by large audiences every
I'clin g o f the largo cobwhere.
sacoki.
Jaffe.
'h led the young guests
1 house, out of doors ovh n,"l up trees. The guests
|'t tnir.* aud the two u n
do ir lines Drift were givThese were won l>y Mnrnrn-nce amj Cornelia Me
end of each string
a large popcorn hall,
lawq an attractively arwnch table wns placed and
" ’Thout the afternoon de*
*’h was serve*!. Aft*-r
|Ha | been unwound , the
■arehel into the dining
^the young hostess playrth on the piano. Hero the
were In keeping w ith
, n season. T he central
“n of the refreshm ent tablo
m
howl of fruit. Th*
spread with a linen cloth
embroidered in fruit.
®“
cream in clemdividual angel food
Punch were served.
Betty celebrate her natwere; Cornelia Me Rau,
a.i .rre,r c e’ Marjorie Du
A'.elanie llig rin s, Nora
erniiUj Sievcking Mary
ri; ?' r:’w^. Jane Sharon, I
JS f®
Mary Elizabeth
“ W ? (’ouch- Kathcr[ L n
Helen Wilson.
Officers Are Elected
Beginners Class Of By TheCampFireGirls
Mrs. iias i s unc]ay School Guests
At Hallowe’en Party
Temperance, Health
,
Day Observed At Fast
Side Prim ary School
|Betty McKinnon
>rates Birthday
Delightful P arty
Art Classes
Open Classes now for every Thursday during November and
December. Morning Class 10 to 12; Afternoon Class, 2:30 to
4:30.
Lamp Shades of the new Paper, Applique work, also Parch
ment and Silk Shade making and Painting, in Oils and wa
ter color. Textile painting of Scarfs, etc.,Enameling of Glass
novelties; Cast Iron Painting, includes Door Stops, Book Ends
Garden decorations, Tie backs, etc.
L ustre W ork on Keramics.
Students furnish own m aterials, can be purchased thru Studio
or thru personal purchase.
Classes limited to Ten in number. Six Lessons for Five Dollars,
Terms in advance.
‘w
M U ss
MU‘ Oliic
“ ami- K‘n’> Griffin. Tom
Urirg« Arrington
to E uslii
• <!ed «* masquerade
hi' '-ho
Club a t
Mry c|
MULBERRY — J . U Robi*on
building store and filling station
on Lakeland-Mulberry Road.
PHONE MRS. W.E. WATSON, 841J.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR ORIGINAL GIFTS
-• *
vjSfl
]£ 9
urtains And New Fall Draperies
Drapery
Filet curtain nets
3G in. Fancy Madras.
Rose, Blue, and Gold,
Fast Colors.
3G to 40 in. wide
White and Ecru. Plain
and
%
Small Figures.
r
1
dm
■*-
65c yd.
65c to $1.00 yd.
.
J
i
■
ii
-
Silk Marquisette
Fancy Repp for Drapery
C.
36 in. wide.
Cream, Rose, Ivoiy, Blue and
Yellow.
Wide Stripes, Rose, Blue, Tan
and Gold
,
75c & $1.00 yd
45 in. wide. $1.50 yd.
.1
Silk Marquisette Curtains
.*
•
Kitsch Curtain Rods
Cream With colored border,
Rose Blue, Orchid and Green
With Valance. 2 1-4 yds. long.
Double and Single
30e and 60c each
$3.50 & $5.00 per pr.
Cretonne
Everlast Cretonne
Large and small designs.Light and Dark P atterns
36 in. wide.
Lai*ge Floral Designs
Some with Black Background.
36 in. wide. $1.00 yd-
25c to 50c per yd.
Bed
Twin Bed Size. 70xl05 Fancy Rayon. In
Rose, Green, Blue & Yellow.
$5.00Each
Rayon Spreads For Double Beds
80x105. E xtra Heavy. Rose, Gold Green
and Orchid.
$6.00 Each. •
______
__
_
E x tra Good Material. L arge Size. 80x90.
S rH iL lA L
All Linen Hemstitched Napkins
$2.25 p er doz.
64 inch all linen Damask
$1,50. per yd.
.All wool double and heavy.
All wool Single—66x80 and 78x80.
Blue,
Tan
*
»
and
• ■1 Rose Plaids
,
*
Fancy Striped Spreads
$2.00
Blankets
$ 10.00
r
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to
*
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$20.00
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�PAGE <Q\m
THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1927,
Light anil vapor baths are the
Inspired by the m any aviation
ami auto long-distance records, latest idea in Paris for beautifying
Dnnairi and Douglas Burton, twin
brothers. Ipve' started on the first during the past three years, i in y
hike ever undertaken from London plan to pay their way by wriling
io India. Thev expect to walk 0,000
miles and the journey will take
them through France, Italy, J u g o
slavia. Bulgaria. Turkey. Arabia
and Persia, it will be a real " ro u g h
ing u" tramp, for both started out
penniles-. TP* youths were born in
England, hut for the last 14 years
have lived in Canada and New
7oa |a nd. attending the University
Vr
■jo 'Ho la»t named country
GENUINE i:t PLATE
Collegiate Clothes In German Plans For New ||i'*hPmvcred
Capitol A reMorePmnnunced
British Planes Show They
Than In America Or EngMav BeTooFnst For Human
land;Shah!)> Men Are Gone
Endurance; Expert* Iteport
i n r tt w I* fho
I rl;t'iu<| by l hi' Suprrmurm"
Nap ei S A Seaplane fPevn by
KPghl l.u ir S. N. W .b - t.r that
udent • •>( aerenauli* nr* le-iug
s ri»u«l*. :i-k*''i wh"'h< r it will be
humanly p< -stide to flv fa->t»*i
The geneud v e « >if Uri t-h p>
i* lots, airc raft m a n u fa ctu rer' and
d - igner( rf ........... ;tgino< i* that
i there i* on ret(» 'ii wh\ • ven
i g re ater spied* should not In* at* initod in the air
\ few, nn the
the
hand, hmk that greater
, p i <1 • ••II i t |y enn'e l*> cha n g e' in
•I,,, i|e i'll nf aiierafi, so that the
, pilot Witt not have to stand th>*
great pri**«ure set up particularly
,, when the machine i ' turning.
,
Memhers of the firm of Ik Xn| pier and Suns, designers and conf structor; of the engini s with which
, all the British machines in the
, Schneider f’up were fitted, think
that the engines were patently able
tn stand up tn even g reater sp -eds.
None of them gave the slightest
I trouble in the race, and it was not
’ I •)!) account of the failures " f hi'
I I tnolnr that Lieut, Kmkued had u>
give Up.
I Captain It Hoard, who wmi the
I i race fur Britain one n Stipermarjne
. Nep er in
when it was flown
in Italy, says, "1 think machines
will be constructed that will a t
tain greatet and gi tiler speeds.
That semns a iensnnuble nssunip:* ., tion."
'
Median’ opinion, however, in- d i m s tu the view that the human
frame could not stand up to the
pressure nf n o n e ring n plane with
( an o|ien enek-|>it a t very much mure
than five miles a mimit*.
1
IN
Moscow Orders 216
FrenchAutoBusses;
$450,000 Is Price
MOSCOW Oct. lit — (IN S )—An
order for $150,out) for 210 autobus
chassis for the development of
bus transportation in Russian cit
ies has Jieen placed with the Ren
ault M ftor Company of France
by Gosforg, t h e ’Government Dom
estic Trading Corporation.
It is
the largest single expenditure tin*
corporation hns made for busso*
and pr(#Htbyl would have gone to
England (Leylnml Motors Ltd.)
but forithq severance of diplomatic
is a prescription lor
Cnlds, Grippe^ Flu. Dengue
Bilious Fever and Miliaria.
Nickels
Edward Higgins, In
K ANNUM S
I*HPT
Miiikrupt,
Sanf-.nl
Pi n
JiMi t-l«y K l V f f i t h a t «»n
'♦7* Tilt- lllMtV*
*Ii*lil.
,)•I dulo.l t fll .1 bank I It |M
Uuti«l(D Nriv 7, | %
127 jVt
'I 1■ PllilllDfi lll>lu , 1irllill
ill hi* #1•' 1<| ;i I II *»t til* I
Authorized Ford Sales
Palmetto & Commercial Sts.
Service
Phone
f r Ik
i
‘1'
fit t h r i l l ,
ji
1f
tin
IlliiVe
t ru*t«-t*
t tin* n
.1 ut]
l«l|MlfJ* *4t J( H
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to
all
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Taxidermist Of The Carnegie
Museu m I,e;ntsParly W i Ihint t
Maps, Guide nrUompas;Bird
Collection To Be Valuahle
anil M
Hugh »M f a Dp. botanists
of i" I niver-dtv nf .Pittsburgh
•Mi- K.i Inline Itaup and Frick*
began
Ime ra ther unusual trip
Then nlin"', three thousand mile
in-' \la> fimn Port Smith, Alhertn.
tiip war made Itv bunt. canoe and
i a in (■• hko said
I ,i l. i xplaitii'd in nrd r to prom i . hi- 'peeimens he had tu work
ta a ' lie itiiil' had already be
gun miglilting from the lake when
i l.e p't• t • arrived. He said he was
force.i i . work from a o'clock in
the tma iing until 10 ,'I0 at night to
t <. able in -hoot and mount hiahirdkm . and p
e
l
.
*
Wicked Mostjiiitoes
Long head nets had to be worn
during the day to guard against
\ oraenui'tiess
of
mosriuitoes
that inf1't that country in the
i utmuer and whose size Kricke
aid he has never seen before, the
insect' being larger than the fam
uli* New Jersey breed,
Black
flies are also plentiful.
!• t u ke asserted and swarnt io such
numbers thill smut* times they obli erine the m:> The mercury
■ m etintes
rea ch ed
1(MJ d e g r e e s
Fahrenheit.
The fi rent Slave Lake, district, is
sparsely inhabitiiiei], according to
Fricke. Indians are the only tin*
All Florida Celebrates
1’"liars pLy^
an interestto
iu g
account
mi.i v
NOTICE
This weight-reducing marmni*, exhibited aouig the recent electrical
show in New York, is said t i be like the •in President Coolidge has
Just had installed
in the White Him
gvmnasium.
Miss Cora
Stephens lleft I and Mis.* Beth Miltmi
the K'dlies, arc* pictured
WHEN i
atically
(1ti ifklv p
to dollars.
nic*•*t i f f
111 Il.itiKruptev
*•*»>
and Dii
this liank p
into moredffli
•I ».»r< ;it \%It it lifirm* tin*
the
each, have been delivered and pinn
ed in operation
on
municipal
tines in Moscow and principal
cities. The bodies were m anufact
ured by Amo, the state body build
ing company, nenr Moscow.
The remainder nf the order will
he delivered before next spring.
The chassis are to In* shipped '.n
unassembled form to save freight,
n rd will tlcr’assem i'Tl'd firih cA m u
plant, which will eventually ' be
equipped to m anufacture busses of
its cwn.
HANK-
A K ANN i lit. «t]i**r*
BANK
“The Bank o( j -
Ford Batteries need no introduction,
run tie used on til! makes of cars and are
Radio Battery.
Si il Til KltSi 1 t
FIRST NATK
V I I I 1111
FORD BATTERY FOR
\ M ) YOUR OLD BATTERY
m i,
inis country coasts of a
iw-«k v train Gasoline costs $:t a
gallon and “ fags" are said at 5(V
a paeka'e. I h ? days are 20 hourr
long in s u m m e r . _____________
Pedestrians Demand Itn.id
Pedestrians in Englntnl are up
in arms because the authorities
persist in widening and improving
the roads solely for the benefit >f
motorists. They insist that some
of the good, otd fashioned roadis* left for their quirt rnjnymt'n*'.
They demand th at every
main
road have a footpath or sidewalk.
Beauty exports have inn cabinet th at gives both
me time. The steam is said
hi* pores, while blue rays
special lamps stim ulate
lotion. The tre a tm e n t is
- vorv soothing as well as
NEW BEAUTY BATII
T R A M P 6.000 MII.ES
Like the Machine Coolidge Uses
l it** Si m Innli-
■ i mh I,
I '■mi ' i I \
Kli.rtipi
i n , it i i n.
I*. (). PAINTER FERTILIZER CO
Jacksonville
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mi -
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iIn* mauniT in which lm siness
ill cnndmtod at this organiza
tion
Me Laulin's *
Jt'welers-Opttmielrisl
the 'crvict* that everyone en
joys. prompt, courteous, com
plete
Diamond M ounting
Engraving
Watch Repairing
SPECIAL
IOx.M-2 Cords
55.50
-Ox 1.10 Cords
. (;.*):>
HOx.'l 1-2 Gray Tithes 1.25
•IOv.’I 1-2 Red Tubes . 1. 15
-0x1.10 G n v Tubes 1.15
20x1.10 Red Tubes
1.70
All Guaranteed
(Junker State Oil
Gas 21c., Greasing 75c
Cecil L. Rines
ini)! West First St.
the t|uality and dependability
of our materials
y/jjfm
JL
you will like to do business
with us.— We would like for
you to favor us with a trial.
UMBER
'J
ft ) ) a
^
,\| o r e
(lojj
surely pave <
way to cor.te
ment and a®
it comfortable
age free
worries j
cares.
We invite yap
take* advatti
of our banks
facilities, ta
da il not,
Small. Aco
Welcomed
Cordially your*
COM PAN V i ' f
cLbVi cLtTZ *tinvd.1!ti
(ashltt
THE YARD WITH A M I LL B A C K IN G
Phone 1
Yard
l l t h, 12th. m i l Sts
Rond Grade
Zip Service
Red Star Grocery & Feed Co.
2 I 3 Sanford Avc.
Phone 31
It kills the germs.
ED. V. PRICE
SUITS
$35
and $ 4 0
Tailoved-To-Measure
You Never Bought
Better Clothes
Opening Finest Bridge
Veribest Highest Grade Plain
In The- South
*
S. W. Bradford
|
A $1,250,000 Structure
( E v e n i n g H o u r s 7:30 t o 9 )
518 First National Bank Bldg.
pod limit races—Golf Tournament— Football— Bar be
rue—-Done in g— Parados— Floats— Boxing— Rodeo
W ill your car do this \
SPUD
'W ith
Twjn W h e e l
B ra k e s
Speaking—Baud Concerts
W ith
Brake
Two Days of Sport
Service
Brakes Relined-One Dollar
per brake for . labor
*.
Auto Repairing
S&nford A uto Brake Service
'
16 ,lbs. for
315 W. Fin»t St.
Granulated
Golden Days, Standard Self Rising
15 lbs. for
W e c a n y a complete stock of Fancy and Staple Groceries, High Grade Stock and
x oui ti y r eeas,
FREE INSPECTION
Lockheed Hydraulic
ii
Blue Wing, Self Rising
F o u r W h e el
U raken
Dr. Funs A. Hathaway^ Chairman of th e State Road De.
part meat, Col. Mark Brooke, United S ta tes district En
gineer. lion. Paul R. Younts, national vice-commander
o f the American Legion, speakers.
$
Fancy H ead
. W ith stores located a t Daytona, Ocala, Hawthorne, Williston, Bellview,, Gainfeville, Runnell, Cocoa, Melbourne, New Smyrna, P ort Orange Palatka, DeLand,
and Sanford, enames us to give you the lowest possible prices on a l l merchandise*
and Merriment
Cash and Other Prizes
Write celebration committee
From Manufacturer Direct T o You
�HACK
THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER !, U127
rd Daily Herald
' AD. KATES
C«>h Id Advance
ida, will be received
i and collector a*nl
r for paym ent.
______ 9c a Une
.......... 7c a line
_____ _____ 6c a line
" ___
4c a line
’l i r a o n r e q u e s t.
need rates a e for
» insertions,
ils of average length
d a line,
f :tl)c for
n charge
ion.
(1 Business Service)
It pays to rend the classified ntl.
verti semen tit. We have a free
ticket to the Milnne Theatre for
Mrs. John y\hrahnm.
H'»—Mouses For Beni
•raid
representative
ir familiar with rates
j classification will
complete information.
I wish, they will assist
ording your want ad
It more effective.
H e
/ A VJHAT ?
M A uM » \
/
CM EPC
G im m e ,
M A ki D !
BUILDING BLOCKS — Irritation
bnxea and general cement work
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Terwilleger, Proy. 3rd and Rln..
LUMBER and complete
building material. Low
Security Lumber Co., *‘W1
Grad is Come From ’1 Mu
Sixth. Phonr 797.
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•"
S E vjiki G- A :
W H A T - om
N
,
a
M W
S E W i K j 'u P
N E .V A /
E L E C T R IC
I T S A B iG O E R
J O B ' m -X T H C T
furtive stucco bungalow, on
hi Sanford Heights. Electric
arul water heater included
r hath Owner living in North
CONCRETE In every shape and
form, blocks, tile roofing, oma
mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Proo
ucts Company, Filth and Msple '
at*. Phone m -W .
M
vJiSS c Racked
•mm lliingiiluw
MACM
) U&
i kj E
A
F O O T B A L L Gm
)
amt ilesires r. sponsible
, tipy his home i*t San-
located at 'J.' i )ii
at the corner of
5— Help Wanted Female
ADVERTISERS
Killer Declares
t
ilave opening for two i
ladies to learn to run tl
machine. Four months i
We will assist you to
when competent. Good
make from $10 to $7fi |
interested apply
A.
Herald Office.
ItTV NT NOTICE
jers should give their
postoffice uddress us
heir phone number if
•e results. About one
\[ of u thousand has
pie and the others
hmanic ate with you
SALESMAN WANTED:
fenced automobile sale:
sell popular line of ears,
commission proposition,
cnees required. Address
Sanford, Flu.
(intlnuence Ml ST lie
lersun >1 I he Sanford
[ice or I * letter. Teler o n t inuences ‘are not
11— Miscellaneous
Prompt
Service
Efficient
House for rent, 1 105 W. 1st S'.
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works,
VSJH H
FOR RENT—Furnished cottage on
Silver Luke. $25.00 p -r month.
CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning
See Jnn. I). Jinkins, Sanford, Fla.
Co. 11 Hull Bldg.
lii— Booms With Bourd
Sales and Service
side Motor Co.
re. u*. Commercial
Phene 58.
REN I Small cottage no
holm Avenue just north of |
I Street. $25.00 monthly.
!•! care The Herald.
HOARD—“ Martin Cott
open Nov.mber first
commodaiion for rooms,
hoard. Address Mrs. ;
■118 Magnolia Ave. '
II— Booms Without Bonrd
FOR RENT NICELY
liui )GF.
bedrooms, in private
n ami Graham trucks
8.1.
tHttreet. Phone 1.
FOR RENT—Sleeping room with
use of garage. All conveniences,
COWAN CO, Auto
ind sheet metal works. table hoard and town close in' rent
$10 per month. Seminole Ave. on
Are. Phone 71<J-W.
shores Lake Mnry, Fla.
Inquire
Sibly.
Missionary straw*
five dollars a thm.Mairhead or Phone litvei* ,<
r , In .in Club last
night i
, -i that gamhling
i.i
pn
I,
the Democratic
Houses For Sale or Rent
ID— Houses For Sale
politinunn
tlhany
"up to and
at dfiti'.i Orange Ave.
in the very penal* of the Slot*1
t'i.v. Route A. Box I7li
Cupilol "
He denotiihed Governor Smith
as "bred hi Tammany fold end ■In*
hell wethri uf their flock."
• Com erning the ticket scandal
MiirroiiiMling tlie Allinny baseball
igr.mlding pool, Konsevi't
said
FOB SALE a t sacrifice—Six room breakfast set chairs. $10.50 Cash lick etsu m rriiijcd through Alhouse ami otte acre of ground. Ask for Foreman at Herald Office
■traffic extending to the
On Country Club road. One anili ----------------------------------------------- lu.ny,4"th
document lo.uu in the State t'api*
one half miles from town.
Call f l
NP
rft
*
tol." ‘ We do not question the
« w until 5 p m .
fe m itn
1 o
A n s w e r I r-onal inti nsinns of Governor
S m ith ,' Roosevelt said, "but he
is sponsored and hacked by Tam
many Hull, and a man must he
judged hv the company he keeps,"
r U l t Kr.Nl — riv e room house at
Paula, near schoolhmise. See Jno,
D, Jinkins, Sanford, Fla.
m o t h e r s
CHRYSLER TO BE Winter
HANDLED HERE
DF.L TRIM CO.
the car, not the owner,
I 817 for intim ates
W. RADFORD
room
15— Apartment For Bent
FOR RENT—Three room furnish
ed apartm ent. Convenient. Rea.
sonable, 310 Ouk Ave.
Organization of the Parkside
Munir ( i in puny as the Seminole
Conn y distributors for the Chrys
ler automobile has just been an*
noutie d by .the nien eomposing the
firm. The agency which will be
under the management of John G.
Stamps, will he located at Park
Avenue and Commercial Street.
The firm formerly handled the
Ovedlttnd and Whippet line of cars
hut have discontinued tin* sale of
those cars to devote their attention
NEW YORK, Nov. I — (IN S )—
DUNNKI I.nN Texas Oil Com. >o the Chrysler line.
Thu latest models of the Chrys
Governor Alfred E. Smith will | .my to erect modern filling stareply Thursday night to the re- Don at corner south of Park View ler are now on display and ready
for inspection by the public which
newed attack made upon 1dm and II* tel*
is cordially Invited lo rnll at the
showrooms. For the remainder of
this week, Ihe showrooms will be
open *d during the evenings in order
to afford everyone nn opportunity
to see the Chrysler line, Mr.
M ay lie re lie v e d liy riitlnm il tre a tm e n t
Stamps said.
In addition to handling the sales
it c a n m il h e -rid d le d away.
of the Chrysler. Mr. Stamps an
nounced that the Parkside Motor
Are you one of those unfortu S.a.S. I took n course. In a
Company would curry a complete
nates who suffer with pains in short time the rheumatic pains
your muncles and joints, com en tirily left me. 1 am now in service division with efficient wor
kers to attend to the needs of local
monly called rheumatism, making perfect health, and want to add
motorists, especially the drivers of
you miserable, less efficient, in that l have tried nil kinds of
terfering with your working medicines but 1 think S.S.S. it
Chrysler cars. As u guarantee of
the best.'' Knrl C. Campbell. 117 the hes* Chrysler service, Mr.
hours, ruining your sleep?
You may havo tried many West Main Street, Johnson City,
Stamps has secured the services of
things without relief. Why not Tcnn.
an expert who formerly was con
try S.S.S.? For more Ihun 100
nected with the Chrysler factory.
5.5.5.
Is
purely
vegetable.
It
years it has been giving relief In is extracted from the fresh roots
thousands of cn?es, n.i testified lo cf medicinal plants and herbs and
in unsolicited letters cf gratitude. pivei to Nature what she necxl.1
"I suffered from iheunmtisni in huilding y ea up so that your
for a good many years. At tlmrs system
throws off the cause.
my Joints would swell so, I
5.5.5. is sold at ail good dreg
couldn't walk. I tried almost
feverythlng, W ent to Hot Springs stores in two sizes. Tha larger
. . . . then finally decided to try size is more economical.
RHEUMATISM
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment.
Mrs. II. If. Chappell. Phone
578— W.
A. IIALVF.SON
Decorator. 708 W 1st
Completely furnished, three rooms,
screen porch and hath, 420 \V.
Attractive furnished apartments
corner Park and Tenth Sts., Fri- One large lot, 2 houses and gar
age. on Sanford Ave, $25.00 down
!>«r. Signs ni all kinds, gidaire installed, water and garage
and $25.00 per month. Box M c*o
ini Paint & Wall Paper furnished. Phone 18 J.
Herald.
APARTMENT
FOR RENT:—2
four room apartm ents and two' FOR SALE: two apartment houses
on large lot, modern, close in.
small
garage apartm ents. Oil
Farm s, Groves,
irk Ave. Phone Park Avt>. Langley Apartments. beautiful surroundings, garag",
$1000.00 down balance like lent.
Call 251.
See owner, L A. Ilennud, 2201 Oak
Nicely furnished front npnrtment Ave, Phone 190—W,
All modem conveniences. Rea
HIT PRINT SHOP
sonable. 915 W. 1st St. Phone 207
service on anyth!
A l)h*«ne *all wi
FURNISHED apartm ent for rent
Phone 117—W . 9
In the Herald building—a down AT SACRIFICE—Huilding hits in
town location at remarkably low
gmxl purt of town. Will nell a t
rates. Ask for* Mr. Haines a t The less than cost and on e a s y terms.
lerald office.
Address Box 8fi8 care The Herald.
OOFING—The Roof Ev*
Metal
shingles; BEAUTIFUL APA RTM EN TSram ltin_______
and _galvinized
Two rooms kitchenette and hath,
James H. Cowan. Oak attrnetivelv furnished, centrally
hird St. Phone 111.
located, all improvements; $8 per
week. Tel 777 or 773.
DRUG STORE—Pr«* 16— Housese For Rent
Drugs, Soda. We are
'u as your phone. Call 10J Wish to re'nt immediately, one free
ticket to "he Milnne Theatre. Mr.
John H. Ames please call at The
Herald office.
'3INESS —card appear
FOR RENT: Sleeping room with
ly in this column will
use cf garage, all conveniences,
table
hoard and town close in, rent
3,000 ever* dayl
$10 per month. Seminole Ave. on
*ts to little a 12 word shores I.ake Mary, Fla. Int'jiire
Sibley.
month costs only $2.60.
modern house, cloee in,
5 room --------also furnished a p a rm e n t. Rent
for "Classified Depart reasonable. Phone 830-W.
m.
mant”
ENJOY THEIR FOOD?
1!>0—W
]
1
/'T
•
1
Mid-Week Specials
COMPLETE NEW STOCK OF FRESH
FRUIT/AND VEGETABLES
Blue Bonnet Market
2nd Street & Sanford Avenue
F. S. Vernay and Wm. Muagrave, Proprietors
Opening Announcement
Wednesday November 2nd
Exclusive
.
»
r •
■
#
3 P.M. to 9 P.M
Dealer
__- ' * * *
r ■,
Columbia - Phonographs and Records
FOR RENT: Five rooms and bath.
218 Elm Ave. Phone 74» J.
FOR RENT:—0-room unfurnished
house. Comer Oak Si 17th St.
Phone 20.
WILL TRADE equities in well
located realdential lots for acre
age suitable for farming purposes.
1 have some mighty good lota and
COLI.ER. SANFORD,
tar. work up a trade with you f
you are interested In a deal of this
kind. W rite me w h a t you hove, thnumber of aerds,, the price you
r*Pairing, pian<
want, the location, and III tell you
l i S S S S with 17 y*™
i S S l V «mulc ston F r Rent—Five room house. Bath what I have. Address Box 134, care
f*-,| jicnunml porch. $20 on O’J’ The Herald, f
k * T -t ° nx 10 & 11 Me
month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 190W.
h jfi 1 T YT T
C ocoanuts................ ...........................10c
60c
Fresh E ggs—doz.
5c & 10c
| E g g p la n t...................
Bananas, 3 lbs............ .......................... . 25c
................ 25c
Tomatoes, 2 lbs..........
...................... 25c
Apples, 4 lbs.
C elery...................... ............... iflc & 15c
................. 10c & 15c
Lettuce
.05c
Cabbage, lb.
Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs.
Grapes —“Tokays”—lb,
Fancy Fresh Okra—lb.
Fresh Snap Beans, 2 lbs
W hite Potatoes—10 lbs.
Use of two tractors,
with drivers, f o r
about two weeks.
Telephone 775, after
O r merely mince at things in a
half-hearted way? Stimulate
th e ir ap p etites w ith bale- i
ing leavened with Calumet. I
The best table tonic you’ve /
ever seen. And remember, / i
the pleasure of eating
stimulates digestion—pro*
'
motes health and happiness.
Dishonesty among the nobles or
Many May Lose Titles
Japan is a cause of increasing wor
ry in the imperial household. Many
titled buslnes ftten have he«n tak
ing advantage of their exalted po
sition to fleece the gullihle. The
police have been asked to assist
in a sweeping investigation which
may cause the loss of n.any titles.
Coach Whelchell, who isn't satis
fied with the wuy his boys played
against St. Cloud.
He put tern through some hard
tuning exercises and then sent the
teams racing up and dow to felld
i signal practice, and ended the
day with a short scrimmage. The
lineup against W inter Garden will
probnhly he the same as against
Destroyer In Celebration
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct
WANTED
DO YOUR.
MEN FOLKS
Garden To
Opened Showrooms A tl’nrk
Avenue^ CommercialSIreel;
Chrysler Service Feu lured
At Tammany Hall
PS—MAKMONS
rd Automobile Co.
!lc ave.
"Phone 137
C tE - T G R A V
CALUMET
T HE
W O R L D' fi
Ci R F A T E S T
B A K IN G POWDER
tfA L IA
imis
most: or
any
uriiEH
uiiand
Phone
579.
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IUR N E W S P A P E R
-d
inGreatest
Florida'Vegetable
s Heart
rld’
s
ItsRichestGardenLand
—
i-
-
Mostly Cloudy tonight; Thurs
day generally fair, cooler.
eased \V ire International Nows Service
\M O H IO ■I.O R n T A . W K IiN E S fiX Y . N.)\ K.MBKIt
Japanese Ship lowed Into
Pacific Coast Port Bears
Eviden ceOfQ mesbm e Tale
Man Sent To Prison
Cries, “ I Wanta Die”
)ws Broken And
dings Rock For
•ks When Bomb
lodes Too Soon
RALEIG H , N. C. N..v, 22.
( IN S )—Joseph Rennet, of Phil
adelphia, picked up by polio*
on a vagrancy charge of and
sentenced to the county roads,
today entered the seventh day
of a hunger strike in the Wake
county jn;l. The prisoner has not
taken any nourishment
in a
week except for u few
fon ed
swallows of milk and coffee
early in the week. "1 wnnta ■ie;
I wanta die.’’ are the on!;. n» I
ligiblc words jail
attending*
have heard him ut* *r since he
was tAkcn fo the jail.
>
i Planter Is
ieved K illed
\mlit B u reau O f Circulations
( 'om mission lluldsShortM eet•
ing I bis AflerntHin To Pass
Ordinances r iv in g Milia gt*
And 'LikingAppropriation*
5-13:1.063.5-1 Sum To
Do Raised In Taxes
RAILROAD CHIEFS
* Kutim'it; GET INTO BATTLE
Mover m o FOR BIG TAX CUT
■dl.'l.'L ^1; IIe; Necessary
I'er
MuelintiOrclinary Kxpenscs;
.01! d.lMilM'iirSinkinuFund
JIT. Nov. 2 ( IN S ) —
>ndous bomb explo- While Mellon ContendsKcduclion Of $225,0110.1)0(1 Is All
today shattered the
r.S.CanStand. Itailrnnd*.In
nture theatre, broke
shook buildings tor
sist l pon $100,000,000 t ut
iron ml» and partly
ndcr the wreckage a
» died shortly aiterlligltland Park Genpital. ami who is lie|ia\•• been one o f {In*
. Damage was eatima-
t.> the sun iv ai
the law reeog
Human I ■<n«
!'• decks o f tl*<
e .• striped n:
I \ *•iltnre*
>1 i.trantine n i
no doubt th i*
■ITT
TOWNSEND.
Wash.}
1. ilN S *
Many arc the
i* era ft that have touched B » i
I *rt. and
in hiv
lire thexv
;
th; e r e been t v ■
lt d Iy
th* >
imaginative! 1
• . blit all o f these weary tP,“ !,|
•i, • *;i in *i*
e, lipsed
today | *
i the il'riv;tl I*•■i •* of the .lap- #'
i* mil - i' a.n C mi \ «•i Maru. in il
he IJ\
..... .
•*. w \ -
Man; i
Dollar.
\> Mini.
with
I. /.."I
t ...It « of
' o t . <ed nh.ta I
li is though.
Japanese fi
1
t he \ess* I
i • |t**rt. Where
tlie 'i
two *
. iilur- • r- ni *d up in the I
I'u'.in.« i ; i g
on
tin* f
• ' ;! witter- el thePacific*.
'
d 'in i' at :l
liber steering
• a • I vi.u | i i , , .uiireln usioii t
AMERICAN PUBLIC D
BUILDS UP LARGE Ci
NATIONAL INCOME f!
Kleven member* of the jury « l
• wept Edward -I
Kidwell. tin
V oid ye* and m> mail” were sub
i "« nacd to :ip|M ar tomorrow before
b • grand ju n .
which began itts
•lupi.iy \e*ter<!a\. The investign>.n. will deal not only with the
• barges that Kidwell expressed a
! ta m favor of Marry F. Sinclair
tl o oil magnate, tail
also
into
. barges that an army of Burns
•It tectives had shadowed members
oi the jury for many days.
Tbo investigation
In-fort* the
land jnjry was lieillg i (inducted
l*1. Veil Itnrkiiodiaw', an assistant
S.IV lltgs
Total
Under the ni dimmer fixing h.
norting net income had such n levy, the Commission set ,«tJ:ct;
burden o f taxes that ’ for every mills as being thy assessment an .
dollar paid in dividends o. cents efsnry to produce cm rfgh •revenu*
were fmicT in tnxe s,’’ sulci Duncan. to meet the ordinary purp*'-c • <d
“ I should like t > cull your atten the City. For interest and i-inkin •
tion to the situation with r«‘sp«rt fund requirements the
to class I railroads for the same placed nt .01 Mid mills.
year. In the cnUndnr year l!*-t
Tho city's income, o.*t'i
for everv dollur paid in dividend* ‘tin* appropriation ordinal
thi se r.iilioads paid $1.00 in taxec. valid us follows:
"F o r tile past seven years the
It1,000.00
railroads have* had to pay mme Deiimiuept Taxes
ID.'tlHl.OO
St.-.ti*
Bond,
Bt
iilge
Fund
in , taxes, with the possible e x n p :
til 000.00
P
•
vilege
i,
l.iccti:
e
w
tidn o f lt»21 and 1920, than ihev
11.VtMl
were able to pay in cash dividend* Pound Fees, Ib g Tax
1.700.00
Sanitary Fees
to their stockholders."
1* 'll 10.1II)
The an mil tax bill o f class
I In ipcition Fees
■
t
t.ium.oo
railroads, local state and fcdcni . Fines and Forfeits
58.000.00
is jlJJW000,000 a year, he -said. (ins Utility Revenues.
The railroads would save 128,500, Water Utility Revenue- 00.100.00
.'iOO.OO
000 a year if the corporation tux Interest Revenues
500.00
Sale
Cemetery
lads
rate were cut to M) per-cent, he
ooo.oo
Golf Course
•aid.
, ,
t,.M.il.()()
The committee hml before it a Baseball Club
1.200.00
buth was given credit for statement <f the first lukewarm Sundry Mis -el.Income * |:i.T,nOT.fi t
advocate
of
tax
reduction.
<
h.
*1927
Taxes
[the first railroad line of
kh and the railroad credit
Total Estimated Itev. $(iEI,078.fil
png the Florida o f today
Thi* appropriation* hy depart
I Ihjnuis, Sanford superlnfor the Atlantic Coast
ments nre divided ns follows;
speech before the KiwanItem
.Mileage
Amt.
the Seminole Cafe this
Gen. Govt.
.UlMU:t $ H.TJI.ibi
Public Ser. .(MKUCt
'.il.»7t).()i>
Police Dept. .00I2T*
:io,.ri)0.tK)
•Irate the changes milFire Dept.
.(HNIfi7
11.IMIJ.IM
1 hrough in the state, Mr.
Public IWi l. .OOI.VI
:i7,2Hil.nt)
•Id how in 1800 a small
camp wns established
Fin. Si Tux. .OJHMW
in,)2fi.»«»
how a small settlement
‘ Midlnnville gradually
ly buried under beams
In wall blocks. His legs
ttirally burned e ff nt tho
I Was rushed to tho hns'did nut regain consciousiry' C. Faber, told jiolicc
hurled from bed by the
, lie rushed to a window,
n man- his clothes ablaze
cl to feeV, running down
in the rear of tho theeman, he said, turned on
(venue and disappeared,
lan, inspector William
tne Highland l’ ark polv.s, was the nccnmplice
in found in the doorway.
i i.
f engineer,
ill award a con
ic* bonds to one ot’
er*’ within th** next
•ill probability, said
j cite r day uflc rn- on.
ro r
1920
micro.il
revenue
figures show that the average In
come “ per person gainfully em
ployed" wus SlI.•*10 compared t<»
S1.K51 In 1920. The E»2»t income,
however, was worth hut $1,18)! on
the basil of I9IJ dollar value*.
About $20,000,000,000 o f the nat
ional Ineome paid cllreet f*-d<- .1
TVABMINCTOM > i . • MNH)
Pre- kI at Gn-didifi* i .uteil it p o«lnr nGon today calling lit- n tin
Aniccd nn reqnle to observe Ar*n
T ra ffic Law Violators
In Court
Florida's
A re Hailed
riancers,
praised
himas u._ mura for
•tty. civilization und edur the construction of railso laid been accomplished Municipal C’oui
oaaries, ministers, teach- Only one case
•'iher.s in previous cen- Judge Weymun
Mrs. Gladys
f- *V. Lawton was chair- for parking her
M ay’* program. Dr. B. Milton Bed, B
Bensrn >ind C. C
4,’
lure Hupmoblle
irm*t onlinanc^*
*u
i vunately to ncres •• 1 •*
laid on I.ake Monroe belonging to
the cLy. The ci y r.iaauger >»'«*
ul.xi authorized o issue ^building
l omit for a Ghurch o f G'*d •loin*
inunity lloum* to !••• cn cd on
.Manic Avenue between Third unJ
Fourth Street * with u warning t"
LONDON, Nov. 2 'IN’ ^J V.’i'h
the church tha- they would !»'*
liable to suppression a.-’ a public 81 results declared, ull Indnanuisanc • if their meetings were ti«.ns today pointed toward a !uh<>r
landslide in the municipol t lection*
throughout most o f the BritishJ
Isle*.
..
T«impa Man To Head • The indicated I-nhorite majority
-• . i;»! crifutfci/.i •
lAJcal Credit Body
Month
•bci n said in can
ny defense when
I.
“ The time for
outline tile defense
“ dufinitely significant fur the m*-;t
general election.” With the prese.,:
rjturns, the Laborites registered
gains as against the losses cf
*’T euts for the Conservative*. 2.’.
for the Libernls, nml 12 fhr the
Irdepcndent Party.
As was anticipated. Labor wti'.s
were mostly in the induatria) di•tiicts o f Wale*. Midlands, nn I
rr.-.hern England- although th*c
far the only close majoriti-i wer*
in Swansea ariB Barnsiey. Communi it ran«Ndate.« received satliochn
cve rywben*. "
While Labor.’-ca accept their vio-
M is tria fD u e To
Jury T am p erin g
.Juror S a i d Sinclair
Promised Him Auto
A Block In Length
By George E. Dumo
International News Service
Staff Correspondent
. W A S H IN G TO N , N ov. 2 —
i lie six-year e ffo r t o f the*
inleral government to punish
j|
Marry
F. Sinclair and Albert
B. Fall for an alleged conapira«y to defraud the United
S lid e s o f th « Teapot Dome
naval oil reserve ended today
in a mistrial.
\\ ith affidavits tieforw tho D b
*. riit of Columbia Supreme Court
sustaining charges that the Jury
bad been shadowed by private det
ectives, and that one juror had exprugged prejudice in Sinclair’s fav"»• Federal Judge Slddons brought
the notorious cage to an abrupt end
and remanded the defendants for
a new trial.
It was the loose tongue o f B.
J* Kidwell, juror No. 11, who call
ed himself a ‘‘good yes and no
man and told o f expecting an
automobile “ as along as a city
block ’ out of Sinclair’s acquittal,
vhnt hrough the trinl to a premat
ure close in tho one instance. The
cither was the seizing, in a raid
|on the Burns Detective Agency
headqua rt >*t x j * • hourly-hour re*
U*fon* any indict incuts are return ports on the arxlvltie* o f U o f
ed.” declared Burkhtstiaw. *T ani |tho 12 men and women in tho jury
going to the bottom
of all this box. These reports, according to
nics*. and it is going ti< be u big the affidavits o f the government,
job. Since the scandal broke, my had gone into the hands o f a
office has been deluged with tips
stoin all over the city concerning
activities o f the jurors ami I intend
to investigate euch one of them,
and that entails thg calling
of
many witnesses.’'
Uurkinfthuw assisted by his rollengtic*, Assistant District Attorney
Walter M. Shea, and members of
tin* United State secret service,
were responsible for
developing
lonal reasons for hU action in de
claring a mistrial.
Jut ice Siddona convened court nfe
10:10 calling in tho jury.
Then
wus a crunning o f necks as KidIT '-, i tVr tliu best two essays
well walked into the room. Hu took
in
“ Amt Me tit Flag and its
hi* sent in the jury box obviously
Um cr fur
|! lahli-iJiijig
l’vaco
nervous und ill ai ease.
Among Other Nation.*,’’ offeredMiy
The defendants arrived early.
l i e HIkVi t.'lul* to Junior High
Fall wore a black suit, a blsck bow
’ il, who : id ‘.tie police In* wui -i l >n| *111« n t
were iiimmineed
tie and carried a worn out block
fiotn Alim i, vva arrested
liy . terday by ‘.he Itcv, A. S. Peek,
felt hut. He appeared to havo aged
Chief of l i
J. V, Martin and fi mcr rector « f the Holy Gross
An effort to make n man’s fill greatly. Sinclair however, waa in
O fficer J. J, lirecson.
•
i copal C’ hurrh, in a ^talk on ing station and soft drink stand a jovial mood again.
He wore a .
Arconliuji to’ cnrtiplaints receiv ••Dim God, One Country. One Flag" his castle, proof uguinst tho liq double jrcaited blue serge suit,
ed l»y the pciliii-, W i l*rm first tu in - I (Toro the pupils nt tlu* schoo]. uor raids of officers without a highly colored four in hand tie
et» Up a*, the Three tlak-i lloiirdinir
t'ir.it prize will lie $20 in gold rearch warrants, failed this morn and tossed his new gray felt hat
I louse,. >» ■ V.e*t First Street, nml and a gold medal, and second ing at the opening of the trial o f carelessly on a window sill in the
d. man.led dinner.
Mr*, .lunte prize, t ill in gold and a silver il. Dunlin, who was arrested in characteristic manner that caused
Brown wiit-preparing to i>cryi* him me I II. The Judge • will he a mem- the ISluo Chip Filling Station in juror Kidwell to term him a “ dem
when Wilson went into nnotlii »• a. tin* school's faculty, a memlier Beptcmtar by Deputy Sheriff G. G. ocratic man."
room and Mrs. Brown sent -»*ut a of tin* Woman'* Glub and a mem Stephenson.
Slddons firt“ sprk** o f I he promil for help Which scared him out ber o f tile Elk’s ('tub.
Dunlin’s counsel, G. P. IlirkHdings yesterday. Then he turn
of the house.
Or
do n cmptril at the ed to Kidwell.
Th • i a v 'i t In he lictw cn ! ” n
A short time later, the i***’" •
V, i*i leng’ h c.penii • of the trial to prevent
“ There is'one matter I want to
sy. Wil :i h*
it' i : I. i d ■
ny time by- *h'- dcji/y front testify Inc how call to the utten'Jou of juror Kid
>
I,
id Dr.* he* had nr rested Dunlin and .taken well,” said the court. “ 1 want to
. Id nwank*.I ‘***ut hotllco of moopshiue
from suy to him that two affidaviti
next rpring. him on the i ight o f Sept. Ill, and wen* filed, one by J. Kay Akers
u.Vi'.t i f .h* ‘ inal the stv.e comtltutlon
In ar.d mu* by Don Key King, in
*n rar
hcuiii l>r. F "«P P ‘»r o f his case, but County which appears averments that al
f the First *rwdg': J. G. .{rtarou
over-ruled lege certain statements were made
. mi Temper0,’i‘ t'l' n ;u"* l *"’ Jury heard by you. They nrr part o f the rec
I In- mother’s ’ ‘1‘* deputy s story.
ord of this court. They art* avail
, principal o f
While his o:*jee*.oon failed, Sir. able for you to read at any tim
\ today. All t *'kinson laid the grounds for an as they are a part o f the record.
are invited ,M>IM‘!,1 with ex eption nfter exNeither Fall nor Sinclair would
o's at 10:;tU
PHon. He carefully had Deputy comment on the charges at Jury
i Slephemon diagram lilt* filling tampering nor on the action of the
stntion and got him to testify that court in ending the trial. The jur
S
th r • were siccing quarters in the or. Kidwell, however was just as
• V S A U G » ‘‘ur in the apparent hope lie could reticent at first but later denied
*
•
pirvtf the pl.t. c .i private dwelling. t the most acrious charges.
J D C n in ff
The jury sitting on the cam
“ I never said that about the rar
lories ns Ipdirnticns of a me dhV ‘
T
was composed of Ed Bandail, H. or that Sinclair was a good fel
landslide in their favor in *■ |
N O V . Z U F KtiA. A. Mtnchcn, C. T. Kent. low." said Kidwell. “ And 1 never
i. xt genoral tl i-tion, it should i-.*
Frark Pitts and I.. B Hodgin*. said anything about an offer being
n menibercd that municipal «*uci ■
r.ad> me. I did talk to Akers and
tion* urc* not keenly contc-t d in
King but 1 refused to talk about
P' gland ard that uj a rule the f
the case.
They tried to get mo
votn ms
In thc..c tK-ctJons i- •
drunk.' I have known Akers for
three years but I don't know why
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.— (IN S ) hr tried to get to me in bad,that’s
— Foreign loans, floated
in
tho all I huve got to say.’’
American investment market dur
Kidwell gulped with great «f- />,
ing October totalled ,|2i!.'»,000,000, fort, while other members of th«
tho Department of Commerce an iury started cuuriously at him.
nounced today. The bulk
o f the Everv eyo'.in the court room waa ;
Hi* >
money went to German and Sputh on the unfortunate juror.
fuee grew red and he grasped ^
American interests.
the arms of his chair.
BEDOl INS \KE KILLED
Results Of English City Fieri ions
Now Look Like Big Labor Lands!
er paid S3 for parking hb car un
the street over night.
Management, o f the Sanford
■
------Credit Association will be taken
»ture model of the 1928
over by William M. Uwton. for
ww«h was recently! of- 3 5 M a r n a R e L i s c e n s c s fi*c ^cars connected with ' B. G.
Bun and Com|*nny ut Tampa, who
Issued In Past
has purchased an interest ( in the
w,»n hy Fire Chief Mark
------‘
, ,.7-al organization, it was anmiun. according to an nn.
Thirty-rive
coapV*s P^?r u n ,
i.d today.
,l^ a y by officials o f marriage licenses at the off'*-.*
it Association was orobtributurs.
County Judge J. G. Sharon during
re than four years ugo
•'•land immediately pre- October, an increase of six over
practically every busi* '*«’ to his young son, those |n September, and two m m* an-l
u the city. It is nfflliL
who
tKnn won*
In
tHf
the Associated Credit
^■mles Bureaus of Florida and. is the ucrei*re<ertative
of
t. Sl*ar- crrci'ied soviet- . t.r
v:
(. office the Nation Retail Credit A *"o -i,
the atiort which bar. muro l had 900
’ »•
mvmbera, . »
•T’ ii e.."\ I gristly regret,
i . i.
p|
disappointed by
!i .• in -ju'
occurred. “ In ill
..tl I ’ l ine beie for this trial,
t i, i
in • Mi*' fir •I opporuintu iio i.em to a court itnd jury
v i* en e .to charges which have
n 1 1 ■!,* the fooihall o f politics
' i i delight of the muckrake^
• ni". > '.hun iii
vcar.
*
“ t l;il\ Mu* e vidence of the prnx-
Sanford Elks Offer
Man \nested Hero
Tuesd iy Afternoon On American
For I!mi’i'Breakir.;r
i Of Railways
5yT. LDumas
wanis Speech
FI
Culminates A Six
FALL COMMENTS U. S. WILL PROBE ActYear
E ffo rt O f Gov
To Punish
ON DECISION OF ALL CHARGES OF ernment
Teapot Dome Clique
. 'TICE SIDDONS JURY TAMPERING
* M ,i\ing A nj Connection Kle\cn Members AreSuhpoen!i I iirx Tam pering Ami
aed To A ppeaFromorniw Be
111.imel m M istria llln
fore Grand Jury ; ( ) ) hcr.Mat!' m r*. L i t in g P u b lie il\
ers W ill Be Investigated
high
wimg
and
fury Gut As Fall And
Sinclair Get Mistrial
\\ XSIIIXCTUN
tffi.uon.
• In i shook ’.In* deserted
lliifldatid Park.
The
In Tivoli Theatre huiT-d
n ld:i/ing pieces and the
n *plit outward, cement
•iyliim* l*> pounds went
lirmn'ii tlu* air for near-
'eloped.'
N U M B E R ‘ 48
�T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . T U E S D A Y , NO 1
PAGE HTX
M IKE M CTIGUB FAVORED
TO FIG H T HERE W ED N ESD AY N IG H T
CHICAGO, Nov. 1 (IN S )— Mike
McTigue, former light
heavyV’eight boxing champion, is a 0 to
5 favorite to beat Mickey Walker,
middle weight title holder, in vheir
ten-r«und battle at the Coliseum
tonight.
PAN AHA C IT Y — Gulf Const
Powi'i Company has crew of 10
men here installing new power
lines .oil white way lighting.
NA TIO N OF HOMEOWNERS
therincrease
-------demand
was
Furniture movers all over Eng- houses
excee
lanil have
been comparing notes th<
and have discovered that. they are
plying their trade in a nation of
homeowners. Ijist year, according
U N IO N ECZEM A OINTMENT
to official returns,
1255,000,000
was loaned on mortgages hy build*
For treatment of Ring Worms, Jiggers and any skin ci
ing associations in near to get in
Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by the
comparison with 135.000,000 in
It is expected that the
U N IO N P H A R M A C Y
—
Phoni
figures this year will show a fur-
H E Y! H E Y !
This is the place to trade,
svi'.p, exchange, buy or sell
(in-;, hollies, metal, junk
o f all kinds.
Unities ot all sizes and
GEORGIA I
kinds.
l.'ulldogs Hailed As Strongest
Team In South Anti Florida
h.iewn Has Hard JohAhead
Bishop Mas Be OutOfGamc
KOTS
S. SOMAN
2 Sanford Ave,
Sanford Municipal Athletic
Field
Time 8:30 P. M. Good Preliminary Bouts and Music
Sanford f gh fa-'- ■'f
*■ >
first taste of
xiii r fi
»•. • f.tl!
sear.on tonii rr->-»* n-ght wl ■ > ’
American I
l i , iim in,a Rug!"
Corps will Hini’r if* fir t h..w it
the Municipal Vhh-.ii l-'iii.l
Ihr
first gong w-ll r
at f •::•»
!■., k
Carbon Coni
who ten aililnl
“ Pride o f Sfin/i'id" In hi
nnioe
will meet Kid ( > ii 11••. i I ;'parlan
burg, S. C. i i till- final le tit, which
lx lu-hi'dllied
J'" H* roiiub
Cook i« in - xi ell or f rtn. neeoriling to Id- friend*. titnl C- h . who
has appeared in 2".>•' • nI i hit' a
number of im ir
> »• teb
I
ready fightm
Ho h men \v••i•'I»
T E N ROUNDS
CARSON
COOK
SANFORD
— VS—
More than a
promise to
pay
122 pound •.
Two newe nter t i infold
I1
appear in i li•• * on tuuil • ipl.i
round match. Kid ito •> i • a \•*n>••'
rnni) from Wuit-r I’.nk and ,lnFrcd come* from Wdiinui'Inn, N
C. Roth are reported to he hard
hit tern.
Two four round hat.to* will open
the card and will he D.Ilowed hv a
six-round affair het\ ■:t
II too
groheuvyvvei rh:.*.
• di nlnti
ti-M
Burn:*, wlr> weigh i in ar ittnd
pounds each.
A xix-piero i '•chi *‘ -» will eipe’tain the fan-t In-fn.-e after nod l»tween bout t. isreurding to I,. .1
Bolt d*r( >r of .be Drum end
Bugle Cnrp*. The card ha* been
nrrnngi d hv Henry (I; «l.il.,1 the
Orlando promoter.
Kid i rn-by of Spartanburg, S. C. will In- lh
Ci,uk oi .In main bout of the Aim-man begin
day nigh; ut tin- .Mimicipnl Athletic. Crontiy
iiinft a gre 'i\e f ig h l'i- ••• !■i.-v i la that Ini.*
of t h • rot.lit rv.
Spectators O bject
As Detroit Fighter
Quits In 00 Seconds
JAC K SO N V ILLE
structlnn *.r group of
Ingx nt Mvrtl* /.venue
prise Street p'nnm-d.
improvell.e conp. star
Scbring
CEDAR CREST
COUNTRY
CLUB D A LLA S , Texes, Nov. I.
(I N S )— Thirty-two profeuionn!
golfers each the In e in hi* home
district, today entered the second
day pf piny In> 4ie** Professional
Golfer’s Asxocf&tion I’onrnamen.
here, after dozen* o f golfers, good
men all, failed to <;ualify mi the
difficult course. \Vsi\ » r Hagen,
thp champion mmle hi* I'M f '.I«uder*blp yesterday hv leading th**
field with 1-il stroke* in the 3*1 hole
round.
ST Mill BECOMES
<;K VNDFATIIER
1 — (IN S )
CHICAGO,
( ' arli A. A.' Stagg left his Umvi r-ity of Ciii.ago luotball squad t*
tin- care i f
niilmtuilira while
• Hu- Grand Old .Man” Celebratjd
On- arrival of A iiioh Alonzo Stagg
III, n grand-on. Tho Marnoiiii
came through tln-ir tussle with
Oi,i • Slate w.'lu ut serious ml*hap
and will lie in top hope for Michit.an here Saturday.
HILLIARD MATCHES
I'RCGRKSS
We o ffe r you sound in
surance, and this means
more than merely reliable
indemnity in case of loss. It
means experts will see that
every chance o f
loss on
your property is eliminat
ed. and such advice assures
you that you are as safe
from fire as you can pos
sibly he.
Such service, plus care
fully
written
policies,
means depend.title protec
tion for vou.
A . P. Connelly
Sons
KMahlhihrd 1908
221 Max mil iu
Phone 48
KID
CROSBY
SPARTANBURG
--------------------------- E IG H T R O U N D S --------------------------
JUST
FRED
W ILM IN G TO N
— VS—
KID
BOSTO
W IN T E R P A R K
32 ROUNDS OF BOXING
----------- U N D E R AUSPICES O F T H E --------1
AM ERICANLEGIONDRUM ANDBUGLECORP5
Admission 50^ - $1.00 • $1.50
Ladies Free to Grandstand
CLUB PIIOPOS7S ,MYTCII
Middlckauff Scores First Touulidown lor Florida
but watch haw other
are changing to Ches
Ut-*
•
*•
. •
•
. ■■
—I’noio Msrablcs Studio. Courtesy U. ot I*. Ath. Publicity Bureau.
,
Here L an exrclleru action picturr of Cspt. Wee WllUe” Mlddlc'.taull oi the University ol Florida “ Fighting Gators'* as he hurls him*
celt-across tlic goal line in the Florida-Mercer game ut OalnetvUle last aerfc MuldleksuQ's smashing line plunges, featured the Oatoru 3|
to 0 victory over tha Hears, and rom-n tulsresl u noted in Dixie grid circles this week as Saturday's game between Florida and Oeorg.a a|
Sac'ooimlL till
ISsKr^lstaHSs3 and McCrary, the outstanding luU3a:ts-ot the South, into close rivalry.
�'■ w
-
TH E SANFO RD HE R A M ), W ED NESD AY, NOVEMBER 2, 1927
TTie Sanford Herald
r«fclUW4
fr.r y
Mr. Hrislmne On Floridui
“ From The Frying Pan”
As Brisbane Sees It
,n » r » « m
A fine compliment to Florida wan recently paid by A r
Why Pick un Goal*?
thur Brisbane, whose editorial view s are read daily by twenty
Siwnrd* anil Pens.
Pnfrrrd n* *rrmm4 rlna
million people.
Heading his column one day last week, Mr. I Ail The Fight King.
Ortohrr XT. 1*1#. ■« 1** P » * W f l f «
• I Xanfnrd. Florida aader art •* Brisbane had this to say
about an undertaking recently An L'nrcal World.
O n itT M
•/ M i f t b J 1CTT.________ _ ;
started, “ Forty Florida newsjmpers have combined to publish
II, \rlhur llrUhnnr
H O L L A N D I-.IJGAN
KI11TOII
f#vi**
rl**-h * 11127 Ilf Slur f'**.
every
two
weeks
a
special
supplement
called
the
'Fnrm
and
II. H O W A HII ItF.llO ____ MAN AO EH
HARI.K K JONF9 K l U j I a * f M l o r Grove Section.’
it will supply people in and out of the state
H IN D I'S TH IN K IT an nutrng•«iin«»rHiPTroN r a t k s
with full information about Florida’s agricultural resources (*ou.. rin t" kill a cow. Mohammed•T
O
O
I
n * r V rar
....
a.i.’iu ami the wav to develop them. Frank It. Hemmell o f Jnek- an* think it ilicir duty to sacrifice
I l l 11uMh«
T k rrr Hualka
..
........ n.7n
cow-s u<* pail *>f their religion.
II) Carrier per W eek
..... ... •U.1S sonville will have charge of this useful work."
Mohammedans think it outrag
S3.*0
W e e k lj I NO I ton per Tear
Mr. Brisbane's real tribute to the state is contained in eous to have processions with mu
Tke Herald, Hanford'* ploaeer a r e a ,
the following statements. “ W ealth and fertility unlimited sic. Mohammed didn't npprove of
paper, aabaerlkea
Im Ike latenaa
llunal .Nenra Merrier reeelrtac from are on Florida's soil.
The tourist will always be one of the music. Hindus must have music
(*|a auperlar
a e n * . arpaalaallaa
in their reliitious procession. Their
/*rea*r Ihauaaad word* dally eurer- great Florida crops but Florida in a few years will look back
wan! music.
*aa all the leadlnjc ereata mt the en
principal
tire world. The I. >. 1, la eapeelal. with wonder to the day when the tourist was the
I)
efflelfnt
la
Florida and It* crop of the state and its chief financial reliance.
Industries! so H I N D U S a n d the Musselinnanrr ut handllac alkie arwa la
will be established and factories built throughout Florida as mam comiiiomise.
Moslems can
a llk a iil equal.
they are building now in California. No one can estimate kil1 v" " '
l,n*t lime lht‘y cho0i,e'
I l f
l l r r a l d I* a m e m b e r a ( I k e
AkW II
ttn r.a u
of
C l r r u l a tlu na. a n
that great stute."
hn n"1 ln
»"<• Hin-
s p e c ia l
30x3 1-2 Cords
29x4.10 Cords
30x3 1-2 Gray Tuh*.^
30x3 1-2 Red Tube*
29x1.40 Gray Tut*,'
29x4.40 Red* Tub? •
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req u ire*
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lin k er
m rm ket
In
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k o n e a l U u a ln r a * m r t b n d a .
' 1WEDNESDAY. NOV.. 2.1927.
i • h i -:
"ito c n iM
l>*Krtfiiniiu m rlty nnd rn u aU a4| In( rii Vluti.
2f— Mrrp**r ttnlrr ruuir m jR rluon%llle.
3*— 4 iMMlriirllan of HI, J a I h* Jitflna
t H I*rr (fiitiii.
ir— I nniiKiim lion of mouthlv - l * « f
up W f f k . H
^-A u K iiifn iln g
of
h u l l i l t i pi*»grnn»— hiiiHkf*
Umiria viMirininl
n it u w .
o .—
I
I •» HI III t i l l I f }
Such are the views of Mr. Brisbane who writes what
he thinks regardless of what others may sav.
Mr. Bris
bane's views are about as free from prejudice and bias ns
they are humanly possible to be and for that reason his trib
ute to Florida is all the more remarkable and all the more re
assuring to the people of this state.
hpaullflrie
* P R A Y E R ; My God. 1 thank Thee
that .Mercy ulways precedes Judg
ment with Thee.
By
A ll
Means
TW O PRA YE RS
In last week s issue o f the Saturday Evening post, the
The stars loaned out too for last
inimitable
W ill Rogers has nn open letter to Al Smith, the se
— nit.ht.
ductive governor o f New York.
Coming just a time when
They struck too white a light.
1 'could not sleep. The pillow held r * ? t ^ eT * « r n ^ J l ! I ! l * rR arY u at,i,y U‘ lnllt!inK that Al Smith
No solace in lliat bright
“ I
mutation in the pulm of his hand, although
And tearful certitude of stars.
some contend that means the splitting o f the party the ex, I took two prayers and crept,
Qtie clutched on either side- to mayor o f Beverly-IHU's letter, e x p re s s in g a litLto d iffo r e n t
slant on the political situation, is peculiarly interesting.
where
‘ A brooding wind had stept.
He contends that the idol of the* East Side is being used
On this white flower, ami thut
“
catspaw by the big boys o f the party.
He claims that
white flower—
“
Smith
is
nominated,
he
won't
be
a
real
candidate;
he’ll be
* They stretched out wan und wide
fik e my two prayers. They grew just a victim.
It seems that the Republicans are doomed to
j ‘
my prayers
iuu u ^ 2 8 election no matter whom the Democrats run.
And were clutched there aL my
W hether Coolidge^ or some other sphynx is set up bv the Re,
side.
pubMeans
it will be the Cooh.ige cabinet o f such brains as
Thorns, stamens, and impoverishMellon
and
win- the election and to run sce. ,
ed length
. .
..Hoover that will.......
‘ Of stems mat hied and hied
..
. ..
ond in a national elecflon with no monev for showing is worse
And uuch =
j with l . i T o i T
K ™
— J E N N IE H ARRIS.
Art optimist is a person who
•till has hopes that the Dole fliers
will be found.
j
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l "»'> ™ t even l«l.u r Rnminaicl.
lo Mr. K , “ .
Hia plan is to have the Governor, with utmost magnan
imity and selt-sacritice for the party, withdraw front tlu*
race next year in the interest o f party unity and harmony,
Get someone else run und be defeated,'
Then bv llLlii the
Democrats
will
owe
so
much
to
Smith
for
his glut
glorious
net OI
of
i Ai,a a , , , a .
.
. ..
tits
tons UCl
xj - h that they can not possibly escape nominating him. And
Rogers thinks that surely by that time the Republicans will
have pulled some crock so that the Democratic nominee can
elected.
* They asked us not to rock the
boat because they knew *.hey were
living ip glass anuses.
i '
- - - -o - ■ ‘ In Purist they are referring lo
This is a brilliant suggestion that the lariat-thrower
Ruth Elder as “ Lady I,indy." Won
and cowboy-comedian has put forth.
W e heartily recomder how he* likes that?
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All Guarantee'
%>c
JI (*»
..
Quaker State Oil
Gas 2 1r.. G re a s y
A
Cecil L. Hj„J
IfiOl West Fir,, St.'
■ n s p w r
W i1"
trumas
PERTIL12
CO.
dns cun have religious processions
with mu si«
banking,
England
kills cows, enjoys music, and rules
India easily.
Main
Office
Factory
.Jack sonville,
Focal
■mend it to the Governor’s consideration.
Let
him
with-
i It begins to look an if Georgia
next year in the interest o f party
for
sure. unification,. _
_ ______
had a good team instead of Yale ly the South will never swallow a man o f i
never swallow a man o f his proclivities and
just having a poor one.
his nomination can only mean the South’s breaking away
—------ o-------Him ** ft man who went to sleep
th8r ° J ? fart} ’ an(1
nomination o f a man o f its own
9n a railroad track. Yea, he was
. * . ^
h,S Hl'l ,p o r( to •'<nme o t h er candidate,,
(jHei!, hut he never knew It, ao it’* _. ,
, te‘ 1’ , '° ”
R o g e rs h im self, o r som e o th e r w o rtjiv
all right.
and hide his tim e for 1932.
n . . L „ n ,„(
i .
I ,, ,
.
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i 1
----------- ° ----------F or by that time his gradually increasing agt* may make
J The government, ton decrease
our taxes ail it wants to at th« the appealing warmth o f a glowing fireside irresistible and
expense o f Henry Ford and we ho may abandon politics forever, or perhaps a revolution may
won’t care, at all.
give us a monarchy and we won’t need any president at all. '
Sturars
i i n:
i i *i
\i
Sanford
Supply G )
i i *i 1 st *ik Tin:
i ni \ t \ .i r i m: i :
IN I m > I lit - 1 IT c u e I IT TYV i;v - IS i ’ill* IIT
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j i ' i •«: i *
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■, . i ii iin ■ ii iuct vi. ci i t e m .
SK M1\« »l I
•■« .1 v ia s t \T»; •»r n .i ti:i i » \
when swords happen to be busy.
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• i o i n m i .i : c m s t y
k i .<*it t d .\ .
i i i i % »:> i \t k *»i *:i:* *i;* :*
sT\ t i :
«»r .i i : i :m \i i :
in
i: i:
i n ■ it \ N< K i t l
The kai«er's sword is rust und
i i i m i ,v is i »t , i ♦♦■I't-ji“i-it
in r.» "
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dust and he is nothing. Mnximit- |
Fill
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XI.
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,i 11 d *-i “MU'* 1i ;i \ i m 4
ian Harden’s name stands out as |•« ,\ \ I I * I \* !• 'I I I Il^tl »\ ( I ill I *••
• T i n : is 1 1 1 :i: i: i ;v u i v i .n Unit
r I:l IMi it 11» 111.1lift ** JI Ii,it 111Ml
\- till
that o f a f e a r l e s s , useful critic.
i*
11ml t i wI ts m#"*1 tv i l l .
mu
H im I' M h
I. *'F MAST I: If S S
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COMPARE THE SWORDS and
.1 l«> virlnt* i>f thill i
li N
ii *
J-i u Ii ir ti v« II, « 1 t i <• intn*il** 1'Mil it y. !•*1*•* ill i
ti
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lit.
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■
h
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if*
the pens np the world, the pen of
r f nr #"•*I<•yhi »
inji «li
*• i hf i* ..1 v »u i»»j \ IiU * iiirjitn* I UK' final rrtiji II, ;li «"*Mint nnd '■ n •I*y| I h e uliMVM »*ftt il ls'll call-**'
i. ,1
Voltaire with the sword of Louis
I >i in* Mmm i' iln'i i—'l ,is I im 'IIIi ■ ..r ti y i **1il t** *»f •t •m|»; *
t*v I '127 I \\111. hi- ..........
Oid, nnd nt -all
it. u 1. <*•uni V Flurh la. lu |M|. anil 1
XIV. Ins contemporary; the sword i v . *iu Him ,N
Iuhim *if II mVI muU in thy M- ii
I i** i * ri\ ll'iGI, l* Ut Itt v t , thy fl ;i ml rhy ry tlM lf |i|if'liraof Frederick the Great with the Hi. 1.-1*
:iimI 1' <*YI«M'k in t Im i u>1a *' ■■ .<•-nt •iimI Mil it V, Ut ll jM1»
..... to III. - i it , llilkii* f«»! il final
it..... mu i*f Hi. 7th *1a **f
nen of Goethe, Schiller, or Heine,
Mi* in* nt of hi* .idiiiinNt rn t i •Il Ilf
I mp Hi i i. * •ii n1\ *•»!r i in r*«* in
1.. ( ♦'•.** ;tt lilt* fr »fil 101(11 IlnlJHi' Salift'ltl
il. i S.t ihi > 1*1Ml ill • - »*t ♦ liii** .111*1 ft*r ;m m**d»*» •II*the sword o f any general in our ,f.
p i -aii| •until. i*( >*•(■!! m*i«\ K' 11If lit ii . It* tic H Im f 1Dill III* «!:•v * l. . i v l llg Ii III) il* Ill II 1-X*''•■llfiir
Civil war with the pen o f Lincoln. 7- p-r,ip.i i 11«rhi.i *-vf»**"*>' In “Jim* nt 1
....... . M 1*« t hy l?1»i d.is (.1 1I* to.
1f f Pi »t
The pen is mighty because it re ii I■11• i • imI in- I ll*> Ii Iutn '1 si nil
1*. \ 1* i • •;
D.II..I , >. ImIm 1 i • \ 1' 1 i,nhi. r f*-1 ritnli in let tut. nn
i i \i: \ F Mini id IIP 11.M\\ d i p i i a i : DT
presents the brum, the sword is .11..■-i uni
at 11ifi*« nf Mill*', I in f<»Ihi\v
A i A. cilt* i oi iiio u-i. l,- . f
\ im uUt r.*i »■i \ r iii>. i Nt.it*'
weak because it represents the
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m
,
" ri> -I* l") h •* t il (Pt n p v i t >
11 i« t «-i I 111
1li " U p 1 m-iuiiill 1>m ihi d
• f |. •'*|*M
’-•iiiMi'**** 4*»*iiiil>. Fltnhlu In-uil
brute.
Y\ 11.Hi »N. 1n >vt,i: * DIGIITM.N
l .- iDitinu at I ll«* Nnrt ln*;if*t for^ 1It i: ill * i »:ti 11•l
* A I.H .
» Horn*-' .* for l '.v. rulin'
ii. i nf i In* NnrthtuiHl «|tiurl**r
i»l NT > § i PUT ni- Al 1N.
IN T ill
..I ih»- Smiiln»n**l *|tmTl**r ut :Srr*
II t-i.it v i I on 1,0 II
M il l* r. *II
JAM UK J. TURNEY, heavy<n.F ■ i » s*r\ ■-I.I RIDA
The owner of Loch
tp.ti i hirt v-i hr***',
ti»\vnHhhi|i
A t‘iirpnr It iuU,
1 NDF.lt HP.f ft ON
t v \ it PHD
•: <■ i: M l »• in
weight chumpiun is included in a
tw.nl v I -'ll)
South
ItiiriK*'
W.l OF T i n :
G C U IIM I. M \ .
•nillin:miri‘ committee organised for
bor property is free
i Itir i \. t u n
KiimI,
t iihicc
T I TKH
OF T il K
H l %Ti:
OF
>■♦1111* ««*v*•fi uml fift> htin«lr*<ilKit. I '• f*-mtant.
philanthropy US fallows; Chnrles
F M IIt lD A
I I*- (7**41) ClUliftK, tltVlKU* \VfM|
\ If* ACTION
NntU'a In In rrhy iriven that S i-', I assessments— another |
M. Schuwab, steel king; John D.
-1\ ninl
hunrireijtln*
mrch>
alv»*n
that
unorr
I
’lrkrtun,
piirt h.iNor nf Tax tai*rtlfl* |
Ryan, copper king; Charles A.
vantage of this de
i *» ».*•> ilialiis. i hr lire* North xrvand h> vlrtur nf ji writ nf exemi* trait* Nn. l HU, datt*d tin* lut day nf
Wheleti, tobacco king; Otto H. 1 • n .inil fifty humlt'ilthH |],5U)
tlon In**iifd « iit of tl*M County Court June A l». 1142m. has flint said rcrtldevelopment. I/iok it!
. ImlriM tlirfirr l!a“l "lx .1 mI sixtynf Srnitiioh' 4‘oiinty, Stair nf Klurhhi, flcntr in my office, and has made
Kuhn, money king. Mr. Tunney
-1x iMirnlmli It*
tft point
ii tie•ti a .. it:nnr Indtrmnit rr r o v fr n l applirntinn for t:»x i l m l tn Ihsum In
is the figlu king and behaves us
investigate,
judge ill
t>i h* ml uni ihi umi runt a ini me
In a rrriain i' jhinu in thu f'minty urtordamv with law.
Said rcrtlfisuch.
f IV h'Q at’ rr*, rimrr i»r
Irni*.
C o u r t n f s* t t m i - i b C o u n t y ,
Flurlila,
al»* hm lira »•«*« |li»* follow Iim t!
merits now.
;•ini. I»**bflnnhiu ut ih»* Nnrlhwli**t»dn 'I ’ Itarm. Inc., u rorpo- V., ill) tl |o ..|o■rly Hilii:tli-<l ill Sollll.
Il<- is not only on a committc
vi»«t rnrtirr *•f tin* 8«Mitli«*:tHt
rut Icti u ,i*e t lu* plnhttlff and J. t* tu h* I'lnmlv
Ploriilu.
t>)
U
it
.
wi.ii big miilinnaites, but his law- ( •imirirr iif l |i»- Smiiiifui*t i(i»ar.
Slii|>lt r u .i* r|!>■ di fi nd;* nt. ami
u. 9IS ft. i; of NY','. P.ir of Lot 2.
i* r nf Srt'llnh ililrt>*|hr»*«* (.7:11
\\ llrl —
111 flit pin tit iff m dmtciI a Si, <■ ;s. T « |i 20 H. Ii.i nn<■ 9 i: Gull
yi*r* an* ('liuilliotirue, Stanchflebl
jiliKic
r
*
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ni
in
TowViNitlfi tu
( “••), H.’iliiic
1li* Mil 111 nf <lli!i,7u and K lit ft H. 1oT:t ft. W in fi N
and l.cvv, who help millionaires to
ilihty-tkvo (it*1) IliiNi, inn Ka>f
•■1(9*1 1n* t lie Minn ♦•f f IM1 1,
;:| fi
I. ■<•(> out of! trouble and usstire
1 Ii.i * * l.-Y i.-.l ipmi nltd will “idl
iMiii- rliiiitiM tt ml forty-nix IInk >
1! Ilf said land lie 1n«r i
a
im
I*
rhailiM, \\ «-«t till!**
fur i .i-li ni In* t nTiii IIMils*' ilimr In III* .Iii.* ».r th** i-'IUIlP.- •if Mm h
I uimey thul d r y will make, it
i
«
diini a • r S*-inm‘dy. Hlill** t*f -••riiruaiH in '■hf nutiif
•
Inti
n
•
und
f..riy-Hl<
llnk>,
'til*
l*M
\
*
l|
buriler for anybody to get his mon
Kliirt«In, mu
S*iiiI Ii lu i'iih rliaiio*,
nlitt*
•l.*>, ,\*»v**iiil»**r til*. "
nald i yrtlflrnty mItit11 he rt»*
ey than to take away his champion
tlo* loom* of ■Ice llied I I I
rhaiiis ami forty-Mix
link*.
A. 11. i*' . Im’IWi' , 1 1
to law lax deed
DeForcst
1‘ll'V Ml «•* o k A At. unit UVO oVlcok will Issue thereon on the til* day >•<
ship.
, ■ j North iw tilv ilia Inn In IiokIii follow lint i|rM,rllii‘il pro. November A. I*.. 1927
nliiie. I.# “ tlir»*i- arr«*H ' In a
I* XI. II
perci of I1 I* Hlu|||.|', tl.-W l: One
f*i|tiur«’ in thr Soiitliwrut rorn**r
Witness my official slKiialure and
WE LIVE IN u hulf unreal worF. nisoti t ructnr. nnd nr
niimlirr seal this the -J7th day of September
innl ainline
tirrm, irtnrr or
n
ir
n
!>>>
\lw
ri
hr
if
Inn
I
ft
at
1
1
1
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A D. 1927
hi. An imf<>rtunuii> man repairing
P M".
H*»nt In .i *»l rni*n**r of I hr Nnrlhv. e . d o u g L a s h
I'.oiulr
bghi sign *io feet up in
li*'riff
:<ytill llidt*
»*;iM •|iiur(*r of thr SniilhmtHt
t’lerr Circuit Court Seminole
Box :tn»
FIlor litll.
•till!rI•*r nf tfrrtlnii Ihlrty.tlirrr,
County,
Florida
tfu
air
n
*a<^*‘
.
r'
ton*
liF
tii
I
|
i
(vvcfily,
Hun
lit
nf
swung around dinging desperately
lt> A. M. W E E K S .
i.VTIIJ! •'IliJ i'i i‘ * ..I' lUi ..i1
UaiiK*’ ihirtv-twn KuhI. run
D. P
with hi* hands. A crowd said
I.NOI.K I'CM'NTV. FI.I lit11>A.
IN (S E A L . )
Wrnf Iwrnty rlKlInn
Nntrh
FH ANGKlt Y,
iwrlvi* th.tliliiH ami fifty links.
" h ’*.» funny stunt, prohably ttdM II MUTTON, Complainant,
Kani
Itvriity rhalnn.
South
vcrtisiug
some movie,' und watch
............................
v*
twelve etuklmi end fifty iinlm
til tin* stunt until the man fell.
i
tV. A. LI PI* I NCt ITT uml M ARY P
In h**yinnlriK him! rniitalhliiK
1.1 I IMNPOTT. hi. wife. Pefemlt wriity-fIvr tirrru. ninrr nr Irnn.
ants.
(uni thrr with thr t»*iirin«‘ntm, hrrn.
TH IS IS A gambling world, us illtnim
OltPKIt l»F I’F liL IP A T IO N
L A N K Y ’S - ‘ The Friendly Drug Sto
ni“ niul itp|»tirlrimnr«*H Him**
well as un unreal world. In New Ulilo hi*lo(ikfI hr. uml III** t‘uVr rail ntm,. T i l l : S T A T E O F l l .n lilP A TO:
\V.
A.
LI
1
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ITT,
a
lid
MAItV
r*MnahMh'r“.
limum
and
prof.
Yurk, a* an example and in other
E. First StI
Prescriptions Filled I’ron
P. L IP P IN P O T T .
hi.
wife.
172
It,**, thrfrnf, hiMllllify Mil lit «l **%*r#*•*
places, those that might be doing ami
SpriiiK Street, Alania, Keortrla.
i' ohIj*
something worth while, can bet on
I
lefrudantM.
I'tirrha^rr In pay fi*r Ik11•*.
Sanford
|
And Accurately
It uiipeurliur from mi affidavit
\\*. II. I’ AIlKS.
racing in the afternoon,
filed In thl. cause hy the PomptuliiMnulrr
In
Oiiinrrr.
stocks in the morning, greyhound* I »rr K I NS4 ».N ,c* DICKINHON.
ant that you
\V. A L IP I'IN C O T T
nnd cards at night.
and MA BY C. L I I ’l'INPoTT.
his
Hollrlluri* f »*r (Nimplalnant.
i
No Assessme
In Loch Art
Realty
____ _
MR. MELLON S AYS he can only afford to cut taxes 1225,000,000 i n t i i i : c m i ' r i T r o r i i T u f h u m r n l ’ NTY. IN I'HANCKItV.
just now Those that have income .1AINOr.K
Al EM A. SA N PH.
FoinpliiltiutU.
tax to pay will udmit thut a $2'25,
vs
ooo.ooo cut i* better than “ being T. r., IXlNl! amt M A. I.PNU, tils
hit on the head with a sharp stone."
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wit*1, amt \V. P. ItOHSITFit, P« rendunls.
T H K ST ATI: liF F l.n lttP A TO:
T. L. t.ONO a ml II. A. LONG, tils
w ll*. tul Lt-ltrmi A v*-.,
MmiliforinTW AlaSamn; it ml W
IV HOHSITKiJ, Atlnntn, l|*nriil,i,
P<-ft-min nt*:
It nmiBiirlntt fr«m nn nf flilit vi I
filed In this ratte* by the ('nmplnlnnnt that you T. I*. LONG nnd M. A.
LONG, Ii Im ttlfe, nml YV. IV COHHITRI1. are each and etery n r. -Ident
u Htnte nr country n ilor th-tn
Knf
the State
nf
Florida.
That the
nrrsent addrrsx and plm-c of realtl. uce nf each itntl evei > nf "T I,. LONG
und M A. LONG. Ii Ih wife, u- partIculraly a*
I* known to till- uffi.
nnt Is P<3’ t.eltrnii Avenue, Ploverdale, Mnatgamery, Alalianiu.
and
that th* present itddres* nnd plaee
of residence of the ilefegdnnt \V.
I*. ItOSHITKIt. tie tutrOcularly as la
known to thl* affiant I* Atlanta
CenrKla; ami that you and elicit of
you arc over the uue <*f twentyone C l ) yearn and that there I* u .
person In thr state of Florida, serv
ice of a .Summon** In Ohnnrery upon
whom woulil hind you or un> of
wife, urs each and every rvshlents
of a State or Countrv other titan
the State of Florida; that the pres
ent address uml place of residence
of llt« defendants each and every,
\V A L l l ’P I N P o T T uml M ARY P.
L IP P IN P O T T . his wife. a . p n r ] rutnrly ns Is known to Oils affiant
Is 172 Spring Street, Atlanta. Geor
g ia; that you and each of you are
over the atte of twenty.one years
und that there I* no person In the
‘ State of Floridu, the hi rviee of a
Summons In Chancery upon whom
would hind you or either of yon.
Therefore Gils is to eiimmiinil von,
tY. A. L I P P f N C O T T nml M ARY P
L I P P I N C o T T , his wife, to each nnd
every personally he und appear be
fore nor said Circuit Pont I nt Sanfold. Seminole County, Florida., on
the
duv of
December, A. II..
IM T.'In make answ er to the Rill of
Complaint filed UKnlnst ynp by the
Complainant In (his i-un.e. other
wise said hill of romplalnt will he
t.-iken as m n f| **rd hy you and
this vnuse proceed ex parte
The nature nf said suit helng n
suit to foreclose thut certain Mart,
ttuue dated the 1.1th tiny of October.
A. D,, tli'A from the defendant*,
YV. A L I P P I N C O T T and MARY p.
L IP P IN P O T T . hi* wife, to the Coniphtinuitl. M. It. MUTTON, said mortuage helm* of reenrd In MnrlKaue
Rook SI, page 2s** of the Ihihllr
Itecords of Seminole County, F lori
da.
It Is further ordered that this
notice he published In The Sanford
Herald u newspaper piihll.hed III
Sanford, Seminole Coiuitv, Florida,
once each week for four consecu
tive Weeks und that a copy hereof
he mailed to each of the defendants
named In this order.
W I T N E S S my hand and the offi
cial seal of the Circuit Court of tii«
23rd Judicial Circuit nf the Statu 1
of Florida.
In
und for Seminole
Count 1". Florida, on this the 1st
•lay o: November, A. It t**;
V. E. DOUGLASS,
Clerk Circuit Court.
It) A. St. W E E K S . _
Ellon J Mooghton
KOTS’
• i?
d f ,hJ
Phone An
K ING ALFONSO OF
Spain
(
—----- o------wants a tunnel under the straits of
-------------------- o------ - ---------Gibraltar, connecting Africa and
Picture in Times-Union yesterSpain, England nnd France need
day.showed a California girl eat
ing a whole! pie, and she didn't I B AN KE R S, BUSINESS, A N D FARM ERS it tunnel under the English Chan
nel connecting those two countries
jtave a pie-face either.
FLORIDA TIMES-UNION
Imt the English conservatives are
afraid to risk it. .
* Now that our esteemed City Atstatements made by various of- whatever o f the highly-colored,
France would never bother invadJorney will not g tv « us any more f iceM of t(u, American Bankers' neither o f inclination to represent *nK England with men. when her
nows, we presume we shall be fo re -. Association in thirty-third annuul conditions other than as actually airplanes would enable her to unnlto cease being a “ yellow sheet.' Hessian in Huuston, Tex., generally they are. Conservatism along with hllate every English city with ease,
indicated very marked improve an air of resonnbie u s s u r a n c e i n l,ne day.
; When it comes to getting free ment in agriculture and that, as n nothing o f nn untoward character
TI------publicity, there’s none so lucky as whole, business throughout the is indicated by present business
IT IS SUGGESTED that the dirjp crown p‘ ince.— Orlando Repor- country “ has been satisfactory conditions, or as affecting the near 4k R>Io Ln* Angeles is ready to be
Jrr-Stor. W ere not so sure that this year," the quuted words be future, also, marked what this trapped. Gernutny says a good
ing those employed by M. A. Truy- banker had to say, an I whut others Zeppelin like the Los Angeles
it's luck.
lor, president of the association. present in the* convention hud to should lust five years,
»
-------- o-------Mr.
A boy up the street ‘pulled this
,, Traylor was
, , quoted
, . ns report from the respective sections
WHY" DOESN'T OUR governlone when someone asked him if W “ kln* «n«:ouragingly and hoj»e- of the countrv front which they
*
meiu. experiment with a modest- you.
U had h .rd the latest Ford joke: fu,,y 0,1 the bu,,ln‘;s^, » ,tu» t‘on eame.
Therefore this I* to roinmuml you
throughout the country, He said.
Out of all thut has been reported ***** dlrlgibie gas hag made of T. L. LONG *nd M A. LONG. in.
4‘ llcard it? ", he exclaimed, "W hy
On the whole, business has been us having been said relative to bus- mt*t.al' 'lur“ b«rnin. •* mixture of al wife, nml \V. I* ItOHHITKfl. to each
1 own it."
every personalty he ami appear
satisfactory this year.
This is ines*, past present uml future, in
c0PPer- H would and
before our said Circuit I'tMirt
at
I
• -------- 0-------true even though the upward trend tL? Texas convention of bankers,
Je*s
,b
a
n
j
n
r
Kkr
Hanford.
HemlnoU County, Florida,
• Any man who can successfully of the lust two years has not con
on
the
Clh
day
of
December,
A
P
■null o ff u beauty content and a tinued. It is a fortunate fact thut there, is to be taken only encour- "*“ ch. J ? n“ * r
1917 lo make answer to the mil of
agenient. Business, generally, as n ^
colintrY j* r,cb Complaint
this day- filed against
baby show without making enem such recession us has developed
these hankers are able to see it, is f"® 0* 1* *® makt’ ."on,7 « P e r inUfnt8 you In this cause, otherwise said
ie s is a diplomat.— Florida Times- has affected lines best prepared
hill
nf
romplalnt
will he taken a*
not ut all a bad way; on the con- ‘ n,' t':n‘ , o f m7re,y. ‘ eP7n^ nf. on
Union. Or a liar.
to sustain it by a prolonged period trary, it is regarded by these men f e i g n e r * »nd private initiative.
confessed hy you and this cause
proceed, ex parte.
•
..
.. <>--■
■
of prosperity, namely, industry
o f linance, who watch the business t o t i a s n c i v o a t iv
•
The nature of said suit belne a
: Lindbergh May Fas* Over Talla and commerce rather than agricul trend with utmost of care, as being . ^ H 881^ RAYS 8HE c“ n
suit to forsclnse that certain lien
hosed
upon that certain notice of
hassee.— Tallahassee State News. ture.
what ii can bo expected to be, in for,i to ™dm*
‘
wtl1 lien dated
th« lis t day of Peretn.
Money has continued easy, and
ffiho .wouldn’t? —Tampa Tribune.
tiv- light o f reason nnd of common L°n^PC? ‘v
,
I
t
° nat* her. A. D., 19!# filed hy JAMKH W ILSON. ROYI.K * D IG H T O n " *
there
is
no
evidence
that
this
will
Solicitors for Complainant.
W e wouldn't.— Palm Beach Inde
IXING and
sense. No one. for instance, unless
K° 0<l neW", A. S A N D S nitnlnsl T.
of record In Lien Hook 3. pukc .it ■ « p * t . »
pendent. We didn't.— Florida State change in the Immediate future. temporarily unsettled mentally, can f c s ^ wiTh
n°A o f the Public Records of Seminole
Aa ample ' supply of lavestibie exjiect that business always will be
JJevs. Your Mistake.
h
*’ “ nd County, Florida.
funds,
due,
in
part
at
least,
to
a
-------- Q
--It Is further Ordered that this
ut the very best, on" the boom," as
b' B #rm?
slackening in business activity
notice he published In the Sanford
. The t New Orleans murderer by coupled wth a decline o f commodity some do seem to expect, but w ith -1,l‘ EuroP* * nightmare,
Herald 4 newspaper puhllyhed
lu
Sanford. Seminole founty. Florida.
tFe name of Moity at first claimed prices, has resulted In u marked out reason or justification. In fact,
■Mice
a
Week
for
fnur
Consecutive
it
is
well
if
business
goes
along
*he was so drunk that he.. didn't Use in the prices o? stocks and
Architect
and a copy thereof he mailed
normally, without booms and with
TO M SIMS SAYS | week*
know whether he killed hl‘ wlf# nobds.
lo earh of the defendants named In
First
Nat’l.
Bank Bldg.
out
depressions
other
than
those
this Order.
him self or whether it was the sail- j "~w ith particular referenc to ugriSanfqrd. Fla.
W IT N E S S my hand nnd the offl.
that
come
quite-naturally.
And
that
Any
man
who
has
money
to
or who did it and that we guess cultural conditions, and the business
it seems, is what business is doing spend is worth something to his clal lent of the Circuit Court of the
Jftrri Judicial Circuit of the .suite
^you'll admit IB drunk.
I 0f farmers, generally, Mr. Taylor is
at present—-retting along quite community— uunless he sends his of Florida In and for Seminole
1 o
I quoted as saying “ As to agricul- well, thunk you.
t'ountv. Florida, un this the Slih
money to mail order houses.
.. The Biscayne Keime! Club o f ture. which has been In need o f irnday of October. A. D., 1917.
H E Y! HEY!
V. K. DOG LASS.
Mlami has anounced that It can provement. it is this fall enjoying,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Doc
Mackenzie
o
f
the
I-eesburg
A
Mohammedan
belief
is
that
the
This
Is the place to trade,
, f nJ no legal way o f getting a- as a whole, satisfactory crop reny A. M. W E E K S .
swap,
exchange, buy or sell
Sound the Flip re me Court decision turns either through large harvests Commercial, says beauty contests devil is In the radio. W e’ re a Mo
D. P.
And some aru hammedan about half the time.— W ILSO N . B O Y L E A D lflHTON.
• regarding pari mutuels. Now it’e or rising prices. Agricultural prices arc barely won.
tires,
bottles, metal, junk
Solicitors for Complainant.
-up to the Jockey Club to see i f it indices, pfter several years o f n- won by a log.— Florida Times-Un- Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
o
f
all
kinds.
„aa hire
1 ,1 -- better lawyers
are now
about
on a PTotal
« rity ion.
better lawyers.
I equality,
^ , s ,nd|utrtal
prk.e
,ndlcei.
Bottles of all sizes and
The trouble with too many colPtdU-e
Chief
Quality
of
Springlego
'.raduates
seems
to
be
that
kinds.
Wm h * . , (K .v mrm talking o f • irriculturul income thl# yeards exthey on
talking
pected to be somewhat above the field is quoted as spying that the they are looking for a white soft
best way to handle a burglar is to c i’.lar Job.— Philadelphia Inquirer*.
J
> » n « * o f recent year#."
Daytona Is hardly blgt In 4U that the prwl|dent o f the shoot him on the spot, but timid
to support two newspop- American
Bankers'
Association folk will continue to hold the oninProbably the nicest thing about
wanto to Warn M |d with reference to present eon- ion that tha beat way to handle a freckles is that they are real. And
8. SOMAN
' dltions, and the outlook fo r thojm - burglar is to keep still and let him ir. an age o f drug store faces, (hat
112
Sanford A-.*e.
U s great deal.— Lebanon Reporter.
futurtr there
burgle.—Be=too Trgwcrfpt.
________
Reprejt
tive
( '. I , .
the people at home. Once we begin to capitalize upon the
THE DEATH OF Mnximillnn
vast resources at our command, then we will be able to go out Harden reminds you thut the pen
on the maiket and sell Florida on a permanent and substan is nint h mightier than the sword,
tial basis.
although you hardly believe it,
I 'h p k f.
eltjr
v
( T l l l u l ’ fcl.Y ENOUGH HINDUS
on cerium occasions sacrifice, with
cruel butchering, hundreds o f goats
in religious rites, while they allow
Florida does have a brilliant future, but its possibilities misetuhte cows lo die o f hunger
must first, lie realized by the people of this state. Outsiders und disease because it is a sin to
already see them but their development must lie started by kill lb, rid Why pick on the goats?
Florida will always have its tourists, but like the man
who
practices diversified farming, the state must develop
frit hospital,
severul large sources o f income and not rely entirely upon the
tourist trade to furnish the money with which to do business
BIBLE TENSE FOU TODAY
the
year round.
More industries must be attracted and the
*M E K C Y AND JUDGM ENT;— I
v/ill sing of merry and judgment; soil must be made to yield the vast hidden wealth that it con
onto Thee, 0 Lord, will I sing. tains.
Florida s future is assured if Floridans will only see
Psalm I0I;1.
it.
It lies within their power to make the state.
1*^—1 oinplrl ion of
* I••*«« jtnuc rn hi.
A firo find in
♦V .
4
U N IO N ECZEM A O INTM ENT
For treatment o f Ring Worm*, Jiggers nnd any skin er
Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by tha
U N IO N P H A R M A C Y
H. C. V1ELE
Jeweler
—
Phone
Select
CHRlSTMi
Kiris NOW on
easy payment pb
Only 42 Snipping
.. 108 Magnolia ..
Quality
day*|
fore Christm#*.
SERVICE
Accu
AMERICAN ENGINEERING
SURVEYING & MAP
COMPANY
Chicago, Illinois
ASH LEY P. HAGGARD
strict
ENGINEER
Masonic Bldg.
Sanford. Fla.
Tel
SPECIAL!!
G EN U IN E 13 P L A T E
FORD B A T T E R Y FOR
A N D Y O U R OLD BA1
Ford Batteries need no introduction.
They can be used on all makes o f cars and are ■■
* Radio Battery. ,
Edward Higgins, In*
Authorized Ford Sales & Service
Palmetto & Commercial Sts.
Phone 331
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— ^ TOE SANF01W HfiffAtti, WEIWESTHY. N6VEMBEH 5.lftlTp
:ial And Personal Activities '
Telephone 118 MRS. FRED . S. D A IGER. Society Editor Residence Tel
ocial
'alendar
*
f A G E .T O E E 5
.
M -v J tia | g r
Chuluotn Inn at which about sevMr. and Mr*- B. B. Mills of DayRobert and Jack Duren of EuzMiss Dorothy Nrrois
C H U LU O TA
cnty-Iivc guests attended. Mo*t
tona Beach spent Sunday in San- tis are spending a few days here
,r
,
r
'
all
wore
costumes
and
maska.
A
ford
as-the guests of Dr. nnd Mrs. with her parents.
- t
_
Is riosiess To Friends «hc ( huluotn school wa>, the Wltch greeted each gueit m th.- Charles
E. P«rks.
— ----------Dr. Ralph Stevens leaves Thu
At Hallowe'en Party «* n< "* a Prctty Halloween party ,i0Pr and |atcr each one was asked
.___ “ ‘ ternoon
with the teach- tll Wa!k .hrotigh the
back yardMr. and Mrs. Herbert Crowley1day for Jacksonville where he wit
On Monday cveninir little Mis* t h ,' r', “ n<
rs' *Se'®
l 1' '’.fine a skeleton was
stated. \ of Grove land spent Sunday in the spend a few days.
1inn/ hv Norris Entertained a num- ^ I ' i ^ L
J ° 77 ' “ ting contest awarded prizes f.,~ c «y as th egd est. of Mr. and Mrs.
young friends at a
ant* P*ront''- The rooms an I d-p ( o n r |)03t costumes to a Scotch Ernest A. Brothersnn.
J. R. Stewart left Monda; for,,
younk menus
, . li
were beautifully deco- ,U!<io (n)nn> a phnt*. n Spanish
------- .
Miami where he WiU attend the
,u ,r ! ;,n,! ,ht children were all
ir|t a nn.j n Grecian Godde« .
Mrs. S. M. Howard of Rarnes- Florists Association.
Doris Hill Plays Interest Continues To
uT';/V" .
Lead In Bancroft, «r™«»r M?*%x0l " s F ,,Sr,“ , " , Z J F * * - *..— .=» .
«
emus Jack o’ Innterns
Conklin Film Today
arden c ,ub rrc
..£ ^ - novelties.
ljs L "!'
r two
:r witches .vho v„came
T S tfM S t e CTRL'S
I mds F
of Hallowe'en
j by
„ It3 to toll rX
jv decorated with lanterns nnd would.
.
D<>ris Hill. Paramount's “ little
girl with the big brown eyes.’' haa Lading role in'MVll ! To Swee
ney " which will bo at ,h.e Miiatn*
Theatre today, the firs ('hotter
Conklin nnd George Bancroft slm-ring production.
Miss Hill is given her biygost
opportunity in inis new <■. niedv
•fr" 'v h in interest and mem'n-r ‘n-i
th- Garden Club of
Fanfoid
w =• ,w...nnd Mrs. John Meyers mo-,
2"fc£: tored‘ Tuesday'
to Orlando, where
they spent the evening.
guests arrived they thHr f „ rtlin„ . xh|. aft(.,.n0„ n w w n|||M >ni|
the house inside
nnd oth**»"
Mrs.
Elwyn
T,
Moore
leaves
I rizes |„\e|y in the colors of orange an
(WEDNESDAY
Friends of Mrs. J. S. Harvard
Mail; with all the lights shaded. Wednesday for her home at Tampa will ro'gcG.to learn, that she is ill t!. Hewitt will entertain
i.taies and contests were played “ ftPr spending the past ten days :
^ Eighteenth Street,
s i f tliu Wednesday
ith th,- usual apple bobbing con- bore with her mater Mrs. James |nl ^ r . nrnne on
k
t. Later dancing was enjoyed L. Wells.
The many friends of Mrs. O. T.
S Wiggins will enternu'iin.fr. i' 1* instance repo ted that xvol, |,v Eloise Wynn. Other priK-s
I lie spac.ous
spacious dining room. About
Alneii
m Inc
-------.members o f the Every
Alford will regret to learn that
nor |i.
film
bushes were
ere in- wi re won by Louise Wheeler, Ruth *h‘ '
Ai.mit twenty-five of ,,t(.v,.n ..'clock
refreshments of
Mr an,j
H. F. Giovanni
she continue# ill at her home on
i>k hridge club,
f'"->i'd hi |, ri>t*nny cushiony
iv scale. |\N,.rth nnd Knther.ne Gindcr.
\l ' «,.’i
"r
, F'r.gci brcail and coffee and p<>:>- a n n o u n c e the birth of a son. Nov- French Avenue.
timer Circle of the First protluc
iiliuOu^h HiU' hits won
*iich Iru! Ih’ij'm entirely sl
M‘ b,ltml
Al or the games
refreshments son H .irv f
nn' coin balls were served.
ember 1. nt the Fernnld Laughton
ktireh
..........will .meet with conaidorithU* praise thiough
her by two sprayings with Volck
m ' 7 ’ '""lis tin g T
salad, cake, fruit thrir m ';-, “ r 1 w e r N of'B ?r
' M,a|' Kloi»* T uwnscnd of Cocoa * hospital. The baby has been named
Stcenstrom in Magnolia previous screen efforts. She was lotion ir .. pY,.portion of C
or
one to
.
_____
____ .
1 11 • -ora. .''•irix.er of Her- «a
s the
l,
. *was
the truest
guest o
o ff Mr
Mr. and
and Mr-. II----Harry c-___
Frank,
||j„
j leading woman with Sydney Chap- twenty
n„- place to obtnin ihi- pinch and candy were served.
ate guests nt the G,ibe Long for several days last
The guests v/ore: Ruth Worth, Cltuf:<■ ta Inn
THUitSDAY
Hn in “ The Be ter ’Ole.’* and then " a al*.. given.
Thi»
little in
1wed
-jj^ ■ar.v friends
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Pitta mo
! sf,c.al meeting of was given a part in Wallace Rvery's stance show* Jjist how- practical Karin Wheeler, Ionise Wheeler,
of Mrs. S. F.
M
It. L. Dann was culled to tored on Wednesday to Winter
FI >ise Wynn, Louise Abbott, Lilli* » ....
,
,
, , , ___
* ci is i of the B n p lK fT y ’a*Vy at tht' l!at*" f')llow.*iI by a and everydny in the information
u tility
on --------account^of- the
where they will attend the
Abbott, Vivian Summershield.
V, ............
11
Summershield,
.
, that Sanfot d J------, —
-.Vh.'heui nt ItSHHTclodi
,m ' I;i'tigh House Rnsie,“ Clara given mi . arid explains the mn- Mac Abbott.
^ht
1 hon" “ Ktin after
undergojUmss of her mother Mrs. David. marriage of Miss Veva Mink and
HI ! 'iritlois watfi Mrs. F. ,{" ' v H.
\'!a
Summershiehl,
Lillian
Sumln(r
J(l
th,.
FornaIl|
.
Faramonni picture.
t "it in *r-,| ,,f those who love
Morgan Howard.
,-ch parlors
.........
Doris Hill 1.1
gmd
t.iershield, Katherine Cinder. Eli,.ue ,,
1 ,
% r/ ‘T
--------------------is one
ont> girl
gir! who didn’ t amt
“ T,d mak..
m.
1:1101 1
Mr and Mrs. W. D. Hof Dm
try' ^
hi fget
into the
the movies
movies.
She
At the
the ,no.-ling Friday, ther /iM>eth Hand- BSrUthy Marie Can- * * Lh' Y ’ » ' l” tnl Ia Sanford.
»m-is
will enter- ,r>
’1 mto
She
At
Sten strom
mm. Rovd Coleman; Ray Brown, , ’
« I. Dann un.l^Mrs. George and Mr. and Mri. Orien Stenstr
The many friends of Master Lee
S a l tea at 8 o’clock. ^
.................. .
lh' ‘ Y "
“ 'Y' ,
remedies tor liilli-. WoP.h, Muster’ Brown, Lloyd
Sanford
• n t.' m.iicd their Sunday were among those from Sanf.
TODAY
Connelly, young son of
Mr. and
on Dark Avenue.
,
" f f « iu. Ii h;ts caused the Sun r.ici. shield
10 ..1.1 and1 U,.
1
.
1
.:.tVoetb
.
1
1
“
“
t
Mrs.
1
hums
home
mooring
mo
oring
Wednesday
to
Win
Winter
|
ftohbio Worth. • |cr;ti
Mrs.
Hawkins
Connelly.
will
be
Duma- will entertain
r “ \l'.r
,.’a‘ 1 ‘ "in pbu d her ,''SH ef
many voting seedi ng*
,
nigi-t at aHallowe'en
par- Garden to attend the wedding of
pleased to learn that he is -imI o'clock at her home , schnohnir^ ui Si. Mnrv's Academy this fall, also sonic insecticides.
* <'!>. ng u young in--vss
ty. A it twenty guests were pro- Alios Veva Mink and Morgan How
•T E L L IT TO S W E E N E Y" H
, ,Mtimp,, ani)
jmiving
nftcr a serious illnwuc^
\ v -tine honoring iicr ,,n,l ^“ "in x llizli School. Los An- Here ■:.i
tiiis organization has ent.rtainlnc her gdcsts wereher , lMr
masked and nrd.
1
With
,. .
,
,j they wore 1
‘
L. I.egg of (tele-, -lit' turned to the -i.igr and i'>nf:ii<d 'l- cfforls to the indi' •! m. '.h *r Mr. \V F. Norris. Mrs. J. n s ,.„*, r
------. ....
Conklin
(
was given a week’s engagement at u:.l le me, 1, 1 the matter of taking V. Worth. Mrs. W. It. Cannon. 1 nu., a,
ih- door and commanded | Mr. and Mrs. Ren Cantwell leave
Chapter Number two ,hl’ Meirnpnliiuri Them-r
in a Up *iitic project of publie civic ,111 Mrs. M. Giuder, Miss Mae Mac
Geo; Bancroft
me i*v :i witch and a ghost |Thnrsi ay for Jacksonville where
«
* •" ■
. *-f*i**i"
D.
ugull
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
Frown.
port.line
i.
being
considered.
"astern Star will meet dancing a W a r n e r 1- casting .InPrescriptions
who L’l'ccicd
each with an icy 1 they will spend Hie week-end a.<
( omeuy
.
*
‘
t
|ie
Masonic
*'.*to:-.
attending
the
pertormance,
I o’clock at
\
1 ,,
a
I
I
iit * 1 z
i
\
I
„
I
I
,
1
D
n
.
i
n
n
Jiai.d
hake.
Lu»
!i
guest
wus
numHuguest*
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
“
MEET
TU
B
FO
LKS"
saw her and duly oincd her beauty
A l l S. Ralph
V\ ijLrh t Is Airs . l . h . l>r()US6 w t V G S bomi umi civ ( n « pajier ami pencil Rogers. They will attend the Flor-|
and p Tsiinaliiy. Then cam.* sc twii
t•
Aesop’s Fnhles
Accurately Filled
|i,lo Primary School Par- iests. and Miss Hill was made a
Hostess
To
Duplicate
Lovely
Bridge
Party
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Jacksonville on Saturday.
Association will nveet lending woman for Syd Chat lin in
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several games the
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Mr. and .Mrs. Leslie Bryan and I
FRIDAY ’
Then Paramount made her a con*
TH URSD AY
and tut* r Mrs. Dann andMrs. Jn- children motored Wednesday to
The
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the
Tin's
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r
f
oc:al
affair
of
the
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In Legion Auxiliary will tract player and a part in Wallace
cvh* -m i'il delightful refresh- Winter Garden where they will nt- [
Hut
at
•1 Beery's recent "Casey at the Rat" Doplii-,v L»ri dgc Club were most week was thut of Monday evening
L 1ogion
Blanche Swee\, Warner Baxter
entertained Tin s lav when Mi*. J. E. Rrouse entertained meuD of pumpkin pie and cocoa, tend the nmiringe of Mrs". Bryan's
was given her. which further aided pi >asanti\
and Mary McAllister
. ,
Mr
and
.M
r-'.
Hilton
Brown
nnd
brother,
Morgan
Howard
und
Miss
afti,ri,i* ’ V* the guests of Mr*, a few friends at bridge at her
W Sneed will entertain in developing her talent-.
daughter
V
irginia
and
Mrs,
Viola
I
Veva
.Mink
which
will
be
solemin
liome
**n
Park
Avenue.
this,
she
played
the
role
of
Ralp!
V
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M
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lit
at
her
home
m
f’
os
Ihcr - of the Plaisnnc
E. First St.
Phone 325
The rooms were adorned with Jacnbs who have been spem.ing the nized nt t! o’clock at Winter Gar"8IG N B 0 T • “
ah at J o'clock at her Row’s elium in “ Rough House Ros l in i'i
suirnicr in .Maine returned to j den.
imi
Tftitie*
of
orange
cut
flowers,
ie.”
She
has
been
loaned
by
Para
ICalalinn Avenue,
i! Ti'hieaing the rooms where the
Chuluota last week.
p u t Mv Rae's expres- mount to several of the independ card t.ibh' had been spread f* r together with black cats, witches,
■O r V
Mrs. L. ( ’ . T.vrtis and small
tails
and
other
symbols
of
the
Ir>. 11 witt Williams has been
fwnl give 11 recital at 1 ent companies at various times.
play si'ii' bowl of orange lined
............... for several davs and
I dniigh’ er Peggy and James Matth(the Junior High School.
cosmos and other autumn flower-. ILiBoWe’en season.
The
guests
found
their
partners
g
taking
treatment
from
Dr
lleitz
c" \ uf
* w. 1 !‘
Several
**anies
o
f
duplicate
Bon
Ton
Bridge
Club
ij„. ’
of the Methodist
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Ini'it'e v ere enjoyed during tile ly matihing nuaint crepe paper in Orlando.
[ill meet at i!.30 o'clock
Bryan
at
their
home
in
Kdgewood.
Entertained Tuesda> afternoon ,nd after the last bo..rd cap«. and the tables were marked Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lowery of They will attend the wedding of
. S. O. Sliinholser at her
been Played, scored were com- with cards also jione in sugges Delaad v.eie guests of Air. und Murgun Howard and Miss Veva
|Oak A w n u p .
By Mrs. It.j. Holly Jr had
Airs. I E. Tribble Saturday.
pitied
end the prizes, dainty-han I tions of the season.
Mink. Wednesday afternoon at
1
of the.
Methodist
After five progressions had been ,Alrs. Maliel Beach of Orlando is Winter Gulden.
tjtadc handker, hiefs, were won by
till meet at :i o’clock with
An unusually lovely bri Ige par'V
p'aycd, scores were counted nnd
f.: C mp at the home of given this week was tlmt of Tues Mrs. Walter Coleman, Mrs.- I.i the prize for top score was won tno gu> t uf her sister, Mrs. J. E.
1 Mrs. David 1,. Thrasher nnd Mrs,
Henley on Celery Avc- day iiftm noon when Mrs. Robert I. Vertui iiuit. Mrs. Bart Peterson by F. E. Roumillnt. The cut prize Spyder.
Mr. l‘n I Vindish has been in J. D. Woodruff motored to Eustts
and Mrs. I.e Roy Chittenden.
Holly Jr., entertained the memb
went to Mrs. Charles E. Henry.
Jo^krom die for several days 0 :1 1Tuesilay evening where they will
When t!u- bridge accessories ha*(
i>. A of the Methodist ers of the Bon Ton Bridge Club at
At a later hour dainty refresh- business.
(
! remain until Thursday
as the
been
rcmoved
nnd
the
tallies
laid
|iH meet with Mrs. J. i). her attractive home in Mayfair.
meets were served by tlu* hostess
A. L Wagner and S. F. Lung guests of Mrs. Thrasher’s mother,
with
pretty
covers
the
hostess
ser
a- istod by Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. leave Wednesday morning for S t.1Mrs. E. L. Ferrun. They will at13 o’clock.
,
Baskets of exuuisito roses and
ved a tasty salad course.
There were four tables of players. Align tine and Jacksonville for
F.vans Circle
o f the crysantliumunis lent their hoau'v
'MffH
tend the wedding of Mrs. Thrash
Playing bridge were Mrs. Harry
[Chunli will hold all day in ilet-orating the rooms where.thu
u few days.
er’s niece, Miss Mnrgaret Perron
Lthe h me o f Mrs. \V. M. talder hud been arranged for play. B. Lewis. Mrs. Charles E. Henry, Garden ClubMembers
A large lommunity Hallowe'en which takes placo Wednesday eve
Dainty hand-pnlnted tallies won* M(*- L* Roy Chittenden, Mrs. La
iiWt-L Eighteenth St.
party was given Monday night it ning at the Presbyterian Church.
Rt/nyrr Circle * o f ‘the used for keeping scores for the in Verne Hurt. Mrs, Walter Coleman, Asked To Give Names
Church will meet at 3 teresting game of bridge, nnd when Alts. Hal Wight, Mrs. J. (', Benson
Ui Mrs. Rrodie Williams scores had been collected it was “ “ d Mrs. A. Bart Peterson,
Those members of the Garden
found that the prize for tnp score, » »
. ..
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,
,
Club who have names to propose
•i-1_.*i,
to Avenue,
a strand o f green crystals nnd a B a p t i s t C h u r c h C i r c l e for'Invitation to membership are
n Class of the First IJap- hand-painted hnndkercheif
We
Have
About
90
Pan’s o f $10 Ladies *<
had
A Ip p t k i W i t h M r « ! h ‘ t t y re(|.lK" tl,|l l" '” 'kil , t h o m
l»r»ii«rly
:h will hold its business been Won by Mrs, ,1.1). Woodruff.
D lc t J lo tv l i l t I v l i n . l > t lln . emtor*i'd by two other members to
High & Low. Heel, Oxford & Strap, In 1
. meeting at 3'.HO o’clock
A t tea hour the hostess n-sUti J
-------Mrs. Rol la ml Dean any time heWill your car do this ?
lurch
Members o f the by Mrs. Janes Ridge und Alls/ Ben
A most delightful meeting *»f tv;ocn now and the first of JumiBlond & Black Shades To Sell A t
bl'VCO
are teaching in the t aswell served
cv« noun
salad, sandivichc;-. tin- Kathleen Mallory Circle of the my. The Board of Managers lias
With
with
School
will
be the olives, pumpkin pies and coffee.
First Baptist Church
was h>’bl decided not to issue and invitatT w o W heel
F o u r W h eel
honor.
Enjoying he cordial hospitality Monday af'.ernoon nt the home o f ions until after the first o f the
Drakes
Drake.n
red T. Williams will on- of Mrs. Holly were Mi3» Mildred Mrs. Betts.
year.
c members o f the Rook Holly, Mrs. W. W. Potter, Mr-.
The devotional exercises were
The meeting Friday will he
ul> at
o’clock at her Ben Cantwell, Mrs. Ben I>. Ca<- <omlucted by Mrs. M. M. Stewart promptly called to order at 10
Sizes 2 1-2 to 4 1-2 Only
Crystal Luke.
well, .Mrs. George Harden. Airs. J.
after which a splendid talkwas, o’clock, und those having flower
C - u iN
Cluh will meet at 10 I). Woodruff, Airs. James Ri'!'.'*'
givenby the pastor. Dr. F. D. arrangements for entry nre re.
U T F
t the Yacht Club.
* 2 mr,j*»! ’»’ *•»
nml Mrs., I'Toyd Palmer.
King, who is teaching thd circle in guested to present them to Mrs.
- » A•special study course.
Galloway’s committee before that.
SATURDAY
j » J — (Wq—
_
*| A fter the study class, a number time. The judging will take place
£ * * ----- -w * r r
n's story hour a’, lli
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I the Library,
Church annex. All members are "/ ,avely articles were turned In immediately after Hie meeting.
0 ^ u n r
for the bazaar. I he m xt meeting
---------------------h's matinee at 10 o'clock LUL'i d to attend
ilane Theatre,
TU E S D A Y
w i" he-held with Mrs. J.
Caldor
TO , ; i v e BRIDGE P A R TY
T il* tiit> 1
th* i l t i a i t f * 1*
t**r **r «>**ld •< **-*! } i « r hn hu ••• fl|hi
Social Department of the Wober apartments at the ( yuo
The members o f the Social DeMONDAY
Childrens Shoes A t 87c to 97c
*
partmer/. will be given a bridge
hga.i Club will met/- at man’s Club will hold Fortnight Lino Docks.
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party Tuesday afternoon nt
3
r><k at the home o f Mrs. bridge party at 3 o’clock with
^ r* ' prn' Messenger and Mrs. „v|(*ek at the iluh house, with
Gatchc'l on Oak Avenue. Mrs. William Moure Scott. Mrs.
K. E. Page returned Sum ay from AHs. William -Moore Scott. Mrs.
V* Guilil o f Holy Cross Robert J. (lolly und Airs. Howard
,
Jacksonville, where they spent the R„|>ert J. Holly und Mrs. Howard
I Church wiU muvL at 4 Uvcrlin as hostesses.
Azarian Circle will meet n: P“ » t week as thr guests of Mrs. Ovcrlin ns hostesses. For resorMhe Parish House.
315 W. First St.
Paffo Girls will meet at ’7: 30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Messenger’s mother, Mi*. N. L* rations please telephone Mrs, Rob*
Jordon.
'
vit J. Holly.
:!"ck at the Methodist V. G. Hasty.
As
the
We
Deliver
Sanford Drug Co.
CO N TIN U ES.
T H U -F R l-S A T .
Brake Service
$2.77
TH EY ARE A L L IN W IN D O W
A Great Variety Other Styles
$2.77 to $5.77
Hydraulic and Mechanical
Lloyd Shoe iCo.
Sanford A uto Brake Service
Dr. J. R. Vidler—Chiropodst
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�MELLON TAX CUT GASTEIGER GIVES
SHOT AT BY BOTH 2 WAYS TO BEAT
POLITICAL CLANS EVIL OF ALIMONY
The Bull Turns—and
a Matador
Ostracized By Other Monkeys In Zoo
Valentino Is Near DeathFromHunger
Dies
Much Opposition Is Voiced T o One linn Tn Have Plenty Of
Money Or Die Tn Heal The
Fecrolnrv’s (Man That N ot
flame.
Declares New Yorker
More Than $225 000,000 He
In CommentincOnSituation
Lopped O ff Nation's Taxes
N K W YORK, Nov. I
Alimony
R) William S. Neal
is the I'I ague o f the country There
International New* Scrxir«*
are only two ways to beat H: have
Staff C'orrc«ponclcnt
oodles of money or die.
W ASHINGTON, Nov 1 -{IN S *
Speaking feelingly mid with
— Both Republican anil Democratic deep convention John G I >.i..huger,
member* of congress began to an nuthoritv on alim >ny. made
"shoot holes’’ in the new Mellon these remarks iti aa inter view t o
rlen of lax reduction today, with slay. He is head of the Aiinmny
indications that the treasury se*. comp >scd of iin'n who believe they
rotary's pronosals will be material got a raw deal from Dan ,1'upid
the courts.
ly modified in the m\v tax bill.
Ton ght th**y will hold a public
Much opposition was voiced »o
the secretary's demand that rv*l mee'ihg In town ball to arrange
more than
,000,000 be lopned nl-ips for their mmnuign against
o ff the nation’s tax bill in order «!e inning women Their pntpo«e,
to avoid a deficit, Democratic Gasteiger said, is “ to create pub
leaders flatly refused In accent th* lic sentiment, promote legislation
treasury's estimate of the future and aid in litigation to stop 'gold
diggers, crooked attorneys per
surplus i.s accurate.
Secretary Mellon’s advice to con jurers, ’ framing” detective agencies
end politically controlled judges
gress to retain the automobile and
“ nuisance" taxes, his proposed re
peal of the inheritance tax and his mats for the appeal o f war taxes
limitation of a reduction in the and placing the country on .i peuc >corporation tax to I 1 '2 pur cent time basis of taxation
I Divided opinion was expresall were criticised. A wide-spread
demand for repeal of the nntn sednver the Mellon propo-al to cut
and excise taxes was disclosed in surtaxes on individual nu-ouie«
from 017.1100 to $7<),oon. >4 ole
today’s dircussion.
With the treasury’s plan reveal his proposal to tax enrpm atoms
ed to the House Ways and Means earning less than >2r».t)no a m at in Death coining a-hoof to Felix Merino, une of Spain's most celebrated o,. n 'i
is pictured m this extraCommittee, these important dif- the lower partnership basis was ordinary plmto from the Madrid arena It depicts the instant the infun.it*
iiiiul caught tin* mumentnrgenerally
accepted
fererv^ee stood out today:
Merino iu then fatally trampled and
f> Rep. Garner announced that ily unwary torendor on his horns and tossed him into the air.
L — Rep. Garper ll>) of Texas
he would urge discussion of a new go ed .
leader of the minority tax forces
plan to tax undivided surpluses
in (he house, anounced ndherance
to his plnn for a $400,000,000 tax held by big corporations controlled from profiteering on their victims." mon>.
,ii *l $s.alHI counsel fees. Yet when
by a single family or a few people. I*
Then organization has a member
cut. He declared that next year's
"Ab over the country there are .Iu- •e Seeger heaid the case hi
0 Sen. Jones f D ) of New \T••xship of 1,000 and is growing.
surplus would exceed the treas
1 11■>11 -11*•11 o f men
in the same ......I d that ih* shouldn't get a
ieo proposed to establish a grad
"I eat, sleep and drink alimony
lioiils we me ill—victims of dr
u r y e s tim a te by more than $100,*" I tell you temporary alimony
uating system of corporation in sail! ( Insleiger, who declared li
000,000, and that the treasury hud
-igriing wives.” said Gnstelget *■ .,i u , o;ig!
come tax similar to the individual lost a $1,000,000 gain husiiic-.
Hu* we are organizing against
underestimated the surplus a tot
"Wi are not opposed to the hwiir Income tax system, a plan o p p n s. defending II pieces o f litigation them and will win out in the end
al of >1170,000.000 ity five years.
diti
of alimony and cnunseLfgjss."
ed by the treasury.
brought by bis wife, llenriett
'Then* i loo much 'shaking
2— The treasury insists upon ap
i. ,steiger said he is'constantly
Reuhliean leaders were plainly Schribe Gasteiger,
then- I- an army of childless divorplying the tax rut to incomes nf
e:\iiig encouraging letters from
disappointed
at the treasury's
He has paid $12,100 Alimony in •ed women livtni' in luxury on all men nil over the country who re
the present year, while Democratic
limitation on tax reduction, and the last four years; has been in moil y
in :uzt* the alimony "evil.”
Readers would make the reduction
Sen. Smooth (It ), of I ’ tah. chair fested II times because o f d iffer
"Take the ease of Edward W,
"I received two very fine letters
effective on incomes of 1028.
3— Insisant demands were mademan of the senate finance com ences with his wife, and has ser (daddy I Browning. He told me the it"iu Charlie Chaplin, who lauded
both by Republicans and Demo- mittee, indicated n belief that the ved II months in jail for refusing ntpo” day that ’ [’caches’ hooked Co* purpose o f otn* organization,
final cut will be over $.:<»(>,nuo.noo. to make certain payments o f all him f >r $12,000 temporary nHmorr he iis-erted.
v . . l , M
mnnkty. h ,;
keen cast from the society of his
fellows. Worn and haggard and
starving from persecution by iii*
spouse and a pair of brown ringtailed monkeys which have practirally kept him from eating lor
three weeks, ho was taken from
the monkey cage by Charlie Field.
the zoo-kcepcr
yesterday
and
placed in an individual comptrtment at the rear of the zoo where
he can have his milk in peace and
bask in the sunshine.
For Valentino is nothing hut a
pat k of bones covered by a motheaten fur. His face is wrinkled
like nn old man’s. He is too feeble
to climb the wire at the front of
Ins cage. He can only keep in the
sun to keep from shivering.
Something happened in the menkey colony about three weeks ago.
After a few days the keeper began
£
an(, the othcr
monkcy
(.M1(>|e ate „|| the food. Occasionliv lie would attempt to get nt
the food, but it wasn't any use.
xhe other three jumped him, and
, |Hwcd him until he was forced to
Mrainbk> to the top o f the cage,
After awhile He couldn’t be seen
al a|l, A week ago he disappeared
completely and yesterday
the
keeper found him up under tho
,„o f of the cage, shivering in tho
damp air and very nearly starved
to death.
«
This morning hope that Vnlentirio'ts life might be sr.ved was
rising. He seemed a little morn
cheerful and he had a nice howl
((f n,j]k a]| to himself.But what can
|,e ,)„ne to reconcile him with the
other monkeys remains a mystery,
and when Valentine gets well ho
won't want to rtay in a cage alone.
MACCLF-NNY-3
for spining nm|
erected near hen*
at least 160U peopi ^ ;
flo r id )
S TA TE
F)
30
SPEClAll
FEATUI
ma ny
lioileo
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Nov. 17to!
Important Announcement
TH E
OUTLET
Will Ik.* closed all day Thursday marking down stock for
Big
Fall Opening Sale
Watch For Thursday’s
The
w ill
Paper
high school boys have requested us to announce thatth^
h e a football game at the Municipal Athletic Field
day at &30 P. M. Sanford VS W inter Garden.
~ ~ THE OUTLET
F. B. Robbins— Prop.
, E. 1st.
tu
D ainty Step-in
. «
A choice o f twea
lovely styles with I
ish iace trimmed
lines. Many are “tea"
ette” models, so pcf
ular with the younfl
miss
••)*■ i *
^z<»*
Chemises in
M any Styles
Fascinating Fall Frocks
And all have heavy
ribbon shoulder straps
Some are developed in
tailored styles. Others
are lavishly trimmed
in lovely laces. Lace
footings
$15.00 T o $29.00
T h e Feature o f our Brussiere Department—
MODELS that are smart fo r November and six months from November fot/they
are the type o f frock that is simple enough for luncheon or tea in the smart dub or
restaurant
and they are fashioned with a restrained elegance o f line.
sp4«.t
*
’**
*
i
Black Chiffon ‘Velvet
Crepe Satin
Novelty Kasha
Black Transparent Velvet
N avy Mirroleen '
1 '
Smart Pajamas
Sych i s the square
Johnnny “ V - octagon
and high •necks Cun
ning lacy pockets add
to the fem inity of
these two-piece pa
jamas.
ENSEMBLE
By Model
The new way of fashioning the figure.
Ensemble fits with glove-Hke smoothness, is light in
feeling and fabrics and so easy to launder.
This new day flexible corsetry at its best is now be
ing shown in our Corset Department.
�PAGE FFVW
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A U X W E D N E S D A Y . N O V E M B E R 2, 1927
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y one incorrect insertion,
icrtiser for subsequent
it
( I Business Service)
— Houses For Rent
An opportunity to see Blanche
Sw ef. at the Milane Theatre is
offered to Miss Elizabeth Stafford
if she will cull at
The Herald
office
■T Furnished gurage
it, four rooms and hath
til St. Phone 5M.
N|
/ n u i -1 C A im ’T R i D t \
'I h E.T H o 'b S var-YiA
A M Y T H IM O *
W ry attractive
MiracJe Concrete Co. J. E.
willeger. Proy. 3rd and Elm.
Ter-
w
H elp W a n ted Fem ale
W O R E
o' -thet SASWi-T * (
Ith
D R O P IT ! OM'icK.
^ D R O P ' I H 1
A
V B A S K iT !
J f,
'LUMBER and complete tme or
building material. Low
prices
Security Lumber Co.. "Where Good
Grades Come From" Maple
and
Sixth. Phone 797.
CONCRETE in every shape and
form, blocks, tile roofing, orna
mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod
ucta- Company, Fifth and Mspl*
Sts. Phone 112-W.
IN
M A ^ O S* H E .S S C A i R f
room
BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation P> ivale apart men', hot water
hath, with garage.
b o x « and general cement work
a d v e r t is e r s
"• Boom
B u n g a lo w
Attractive stucco bungalow, on
corner m Sanford Heights. Electri
range and water heater included
SUmver hath. Owner living in North
< aroltna and desires responsible
pariv to occupy his home i*i San
fol d.
lor two more young
to run the Linotype
months course free,
you to get good job
it. Good operators
to J75 per week, if
y C. A. Haines at
Herald
representative
[hly familiar with rates
and classification will
m complete information,
you wish, they will assist
' wording your want utl
;l. it more effective.
•
PORT A NT NOTICE
fi— Help Wanted Mule
rtisers shoulil give their
hr postoffic® address as
f their phone number if
Lire results. About one
[out of n thousand has
Lone and the others
torninu ideate with you
S A 1.EKM A N W A N T E D :— Bx
ienced nutomohile salesman
sell popular line of cars. Stri
commission proposition.
IN
ences required. Address Box
Sanford, Flu.
RENT: Small cottage on
mdia Avenue just north of
I Street. $25,uo monthly.
Id cure The Herald.
11— Miscellaneous
House for rent, 1405 W. 1st S
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Work’
Efficient
And Found
Hill’s Third Marriage Wrecked
Above is Walter .1. Hill, young
est son of the late .lames J. Hill,
v hose third marriage has gone
••a the ris ks. Hill, a M mtana
iniieh owner, photographed with
one of his prize horses, married
.Mildred Richardson, (righ t), forrnci Follies star, Iasi spring a few
minutes after divorcing his second
wife. Now Mrs, Rii/hntdson lias
miciI for
a sop-Hit ton, alleging
V
l- \ E F O £ &
M o t h e r o f E le v e n D iv
TEN Room house for rent cormsr
Oak and Fourth St. Apply W. H
CAR AW NINGS.— Auto Awning Long
108 Palmetto Ave,
Co. 11 Ball Bldg.
ARE
M A D E -M O T
Bo R kj
RUTH ELDER IN LISBON— FIRST
1 in ’90s.
eu n ited
,.y Tv-jit
sea. u.a .wr or»j
am
n a-.* to r .v s
PHOTO
*38
12— Wanted
kmnhilt's
Sail - and Set vice
ItLiJc Mliter Co.
1 Air. .it Commercial
D Phone 58.
’I l uctors wanted for several weeks Will sacrifice one free ticket to
farm work with or without driv the Milane Theatre if Mr. John
er*. Telephone after 7 P. M. 775.
Smith will call for same at Th-Herald office.
M— Rooms Without Hoard
B.r
Irr Sales ami Service
ark'ule Motor Co.
Ave. a*. Comnierriat
Phone 58.
IruliG E
•an and Graham truck*
Blth Street. P lone 3.
r ill, SALE «t sacrifice--six room
house and one acre of ground.
—NICE LY furnished On Country Club road. One and
in private home, phone one half miles from town.
Call
until 5 1*. M.
M ilt ItEN I —Sleeping room with
use of garage. All conveniences, $7.7.11(1 Cusli, $75.1111 monthly, in
cluding Interest will buy five
table board and town close in- rent
$.'10 per month. Seminole Ave, iim room bungalow in well locuted sec
shores Lake Mary, Fla.
Phone tion o f Sanford. Owner out of the
8108:
terms on that neenunt. House has
kitchen with electric range and
large living room, dining room,
water heater, two bed rooms, hath
with shower, large front and'rear
porches. Imcated on corner lot.
FOR RENT: Rooms prices right (Jowl neighborhood, high elevation,
and growing section. Willig to
1719 West 2nd Street.
sell for less than property cost.
Here is an opportunity for some
person." The house is located nt 2300
Palmetto Avenue. Go look it over
and then ask for Mr, Berg nt Thu
15— Apartment Fur Rent
Herald Office.
One ticket to the Milane Theatre,
for ret.*, free. Miss Minnie Stew
> i COWAN CO. Auto
and sheet metal works, art please eull at The Herald
office.
h Ace. Phone 7HJ-W.
FOlilt UUICK CO
112 Magonlia Ave.
Phone 867.
UPS—MAKMON8
ford Automobile Co.
nits ave.
Phone 137
lODF.I, TRIM CO.
i the car, not the owner,
me 817 for estimates
’. W. RADFORD
I’OR RENT—Three room furnish One large lot, 2 houses ami gar
ed apartment. Convenient. Rea
age. on Sanford Ave, $25,00 down
sonable, 316 Oak Ave.
and $25,00 per month. Box M e-o
Herald.
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment.
nesn Service
Mrs. II. II. Chappell.
Phone FOR SALE; two apartment houses
r,7R— W .
on large lot, modern, close in.
Smith announces the ro
beautiful surroundings, garage,
Completely
furnished,
three
rooms
of his offices from over
$1000.00 down balance like
screen porch uml hath, 420 W. See owir-r, L. A. Renatitl, 2201 Oak
Drug Store, to
over
■ntincy on First St.
Ave. Phono 100— W.
Here is the first photo to reach this country showing Ruth Elder In Europe. It was taken on her arrival
in Lisbon, Portugal, and rushed to London by plane and sent to America by radio, then transmitted aerrsa
the continent by telephoto. In the photo, left to right, are Fred Morris Hearing, U. S. minister to I’ortugal; Rutfi Elder, wearing her fumous sweater and Jhe cap given her by Captain Coos o f the Barendrecht,
ivroue ship; President Carmona o f Portugul; George Huldemun, who piloted Miss Elder’s plane, and
another official of (he Portuguese Aero Club,
Mrs Helen Brennan of Detroit
mother of eleven children, faces
a possible sentence of life Im
prisonment under Michigan’s new
law which provides that Itrin foi
a third criminal offense.
Mrs.
Brennan la charged with stealing
several times before childbirth.
MOM’N POP
W ife Vanishes
Nearly 30 years ago Mr- and Mrs
Charles A Lewis of Petaluma,
Calit. married In 1874 came ta
tbs parting of the ways
Tlwty
wera divorced and each married
*ealo.v In 1025 each was left
slugla again by death Recently
meeting by chain e at I lie home of
* daughter, they decided to kiss
ftuU inak .• up artl forget the
"txlvUIJtUs" that partud them s#
loug ngy.
II. A. 1IALVESDN
! Attractive furnished apartments
corner Purk and Tenth Sts., 1’rlIf 432-W
g iilaire installed, water and garage
AT SACRIFICE— Building lots In
furnished. Phone 18 J.
good part of town. Will sell ut
PPt-r, Signs of all kinds,
FOR R E N T :- ’.! Uss than cost and on easy terms.
ford Paint A Wall Paper APA R TM E N T
four room apartments and twe Aiidr. ss Box 8U8 cure The Herald.
small garage apartments. 611
FOR SALE : Two acre lots, *n
Farms, Groves, Park AW. Langley Apartments.
Dixie Highway between Monroe
trk Ave. Phone Cull 251.
& Sanford. Fine .trucking land,I, no
city taxes, electricity is available
Nicely furnished front apnrtimnt also flowing water, ie** owner, 1.,
ICHT PR IN T SHOP
All modern conveniences. Rea
service on anything in sonable. 015 W. Is rS t. Phone 20T A. Renaud, 2201 Oak i t. ?hor.i
190—W
S \ i'hr' " » •»*1I will get
i. Phone 417— W. 9 Rail- FURNISHED lyiartment for rent
25— Exchange
In the Herald building— n down
town location ut remarkably low
; ROOFING— The Roof .Ev- rates. Ask for Mr. Haines at The W ILL TRAD E equities in well
located residential lots for acre
*».
Metal
shingles; Herald office.
age suitable for farming purposes.
| seam tin and gaivlnized
I have some mighty good lots and
r James II. Cowan. Oak B E A U TIF U L
APARTM ENTScur.
work up a trade with you *f
f Third St. Phone 111.
Two rooms kitrhenette and linth,
you are interested in a deal of this
attractively furnished, centrally kind. Write me what you have, tha
J3 DRUG STORE— Pra* tocated. all improvements; $6 per
number of acres,, the price you
f"na. Drugs. Soda. We <r" week. Tel 777 or 775.
want, the location, and I’ll tell you
& Decorator. 70S W 1st
»nu as yoiir phene. Call 1M
16— Hoifse.se For Rdnt
BUSINESS —card appear
what I have. Address Box 134, care
The Herald.
FOR RENT— Garage apai'.ment 26— Miscellaneous For Sale
^>ly In thla column will
attractively furnished in splenf’ M ’ ocation. price very reasonub!.-. FOR SALE:Bermuda onion plant
•r 3,000 every day I
615 Park Avo. Phone 430 W.
*1.00 n thousand. Rex Parkart
»o little a 12 won'
West Ride.
7 room modern house, doe® in.
"• month costa only $2.60
also furnished apar m®nt. Rent For quick sale: One free ticket to
raasonahle.
Phone 830-W. *
the Milane Theatre. Mr. S. M.
Rhone H 8
1' ivd please call at The Herald
i for "Classified Depart FOR RENT: Five room* and hath. office.
218 Elm Ave. Phone 744-J.
ment"
FOR R A LE :— Cauliflower plants
FOR RENT —6-room unfurnished
for sale. See A. Routh W. 1st St.
house. Crfmcr Oak A 17th St.
7 0 Jit OLD W A L L S
Douses For Sale or Rent: Inquire
NElV W A U P A IN T Phone 20.
at 2609 Ora twe Ave. Oak 11*1
S .A B W A N D BETiU ;TH K IU N FORMA- FOR R E N T Small cottage on rear City. Route A» Box 170— F,_____
IJ 'y O N E 2.15-J OR
of lot on Magnolia Avenue, near
^ L L E R , SANFORD, «nuth«'de school. Owner will rent PLENTY OF WOOD of all kinds
nt Duhart’s Wood Yard.
f.iv *25.00 monthly. Address B«>x
A. n. C. care Tho Herald.
* aph
_,
. r -.J *P airinr, piano
jUjX**!
17 y e a r s -----------------------------pds
lm,,ic ,tor* For Rent— Five room house. Bath
10* 11 Meand screened porch. $
pj-
20.00
r SAY. CHICK-BUSIMESS IS
GETTING SO HEAVY THAT Y/E’LL
HAVE TO HIRE SOME NEVt H E L P X Y1AMT YOU TO SHOW THEM THE
ROUTINE AND BREAX 'E M IN ,
*-------_ ON THEIR JO B S ^
YH4Y DO YOD ALWMS
TICK ON M E? tV E ,
GOT MORE THAN I
> CAN HANDLE
NOW
all
R ig h t - ]
■MIND
Goes on Talking
Tlie Rev. Dascomti Forhush, of
Canandaigua, N. Y „ personally
directed a search about Washing
ton, D. C., for h:» wfie, Anna
(above). She disapeared there
while they were enroute to a va
cation in Florida.
G E E 1. YJHAT'S
T H E ID E A. O f
TOUR DADS HIRING /0\
T H ' f O LU E S
N CH O RUS ? v
A N ' Y (A N T'S M E T O
IN TE K 'H E Yf A L L THESE
APPLICANTS, B U T X 'M
N E Vf S T E N O G R A P H E R
so bust
Four Burn ToDeath!
CLASCOW. Ky.. Nov. L— (IN S )
—County officers her® today were
investi rating what they termed a
murder plot to wipe out un en
tire family following the burning
to death of four persons last nigh..
Mr. and Mrs. Early Nichols and
two o f their children. Earline. 3.
and Windall, * five monthe, died
when their home was destroyed
by .fire
Officers said that the bodies of
Mr. and Mrs. Nichojs, upon close
exumina ion, showed
they had
been shot to death before the
house was set afire.
Nichols- was a wealthy land own
er in thia section. An empty gas
(• "k was also fotmd nearby and
the ameel o f gasoline was evident
Bishop names of Birmingham
was lust beginning'll M-rinou ou
creation the oilier day lu Bt.
Paul's cathedral, lauidon. whan
a bsnll o f men, led bj a minister,
narchad to the fw ni <>r (he cathe
dral %nd demanded that ha b«
cast out of the rhurrlt (or uphold
ing Darwln'a theory.
After (h i
pretest the meu marched out and
Ihe bishop* shown above, went on
with hta sermon, lu which ha ni
trated his ballaC to avoluttos.
W OM AN
PI,IKS TO D IN N E R
DEWEY LEAVES FOR W ARREN
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NEVER
SAY. W E GOT x
OODLES OTTME
ON MY HANDS —
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hed In F teiid A ’s H e a r t
orlcTa G rea teet V e g e ta b le
t ita B ic h e s t G arden. Land
Pair tonight and Friday;
tonight and'fn sodth i»vl
portion* Friday.
lea sed Wire International News Service
KXSI t*it1)~FEOlfl1lATTh i t Hay >.(>\ r;MHfiR :s, 10J7.
Feodor Chaliapin, Russian
Basso, Gets Paris Divorce;
Woman Judge Gives Writ
Coolidge Declines
To Visit In Florida
red Plotting BeeenLakeAndSonLaw IsMadeBasis
•RestrainingPlea
Blamed With
roDefraudCity
KEY WEST. Fin.. Nov. 3—
(IN S)—President Calvin CoolitlRO will be unable to accept
invitations asking him to visit
a number of Florida cities enroute to Cuba, should he decide
to attend the Pan-American con
ference to be held in Hnvnnn hi
January, according to a telegiam received today by Mayor
Leslie Curry. “Your invitaticn to be your gi;est for day of
deep sea fishing
received.
Thanks for your thoughtful
ness. Hnve received so many in
vitation from Florida cities foi*
stops enroute on contemplated
visit to Cuba that it will be a
physical impossibility to ac
cept," the President wired.
ractor IsCharged
th Failure To ExiseDue Diligence
Men.»>cr Audit Hureau uf Limitations
Opposition In The Islands Of
St. Pierre Anti Miquelon To
Proposed Pact| Believed To
Have Caused Disagreement
U. S. Asked Protection
From Rum Smugglers
Prohibition Leaders Assert
Most Of Smuggled Liquors
Are From French Territory
in
MOSCOW Nv. 3 (IN S)— A div
one was granted today to Fcodnr Chaliapin, the famous Russinn
Las»o Chaliapin is now in Paris,
where he filed suit for divert"
through the Russian embassy a
" r.'k ago. Mme. Chaliapin anti her
daughter nro in Moscow.
The ease was considered nnd the
tl. eree rendered by a woman judge
an unmarried woman of 28. Tim
whole proceeding took only 1*»
miuti.es bcraiise, under tht* Soviet
law, the eour’. is compelled t>
Knur a tlivor o automatically at
itiher party’s request.
Mme. Chaliapin was too nervous
t . app.ar in murt. She was reprtis
• I. ed l»v a lawyer nntl by her
daughter, Mme. Ircno Bakshieff
Thi la'.’er, tt|><>n atlvico of counsel
. uteretl a *moral iirotest bu‘- sh
wa- powerless to intervene logallv.
The court in granting the dlvmiv pointed out that Chaliapin
l a,| promt.- ed to pay $300 alimony
nuT/hly, adding:
“Hut this payment must be left
Chaliapin’s honor because he
ROIIERT S. TIIORNIII ItGII
International Nev.s Service
Staff Correspondent
fging Forrest Lake, exWASHINGTON. Nov. 3.— N.-ganu president of the
otia i»n* for it "gentleman* agni'
uieiii" with Franc.1, aimed at
It Seminole
County
ke* pi ig lie United State* go-.i inand his son-in-law, M.
Iton, with, conspiracy to Results Of Recent Elections ineiit infu med a* t" hT|Uor *hipGive Evidence Of Liberal nients iitil of the inland* oi >i.
[d the City of $210,Strength AndProbahllltyOf Pierre and the Miquelon group.
[ an injunction suit
! i' in !i possession* south of NisiAnother General V ote- Soon finindland,
[t the City was filed
virtual’.y have broken
Iternoon in an effort to
■inwii. It was learned todav
LONDON, Nov. 3.—The unex
It the City Commission
While prohibition official* m*i»tying the Hutton Construc- pected strength shown by the La
(mpnny that amount in de- bor-Socialist candidate* in Tues ;rd t*ui ihe inat.er i* *till under
*i i*-ai. It was underKtooil that
kvarrants for paving work day’s local elections, the increas dFlam
\ »* the result of the opl1**
llutton failed to collefet be- ing prestige of former
premier t f ii m .lie island*, probably. ^ '•' *I
Bic Seminole County Hank Lloyd George, leader of the Lib not agiee m utodsting the I’m ed
erals, and the
rocky legislative Sta ••* enforcement of L* di\
kin Aug. 0.
Isuit was filed in the cir- road which confronts tip* Bald laws.
Lrt by George G. Herring win Tory cabinet when Parliament
An arrangement similar to that
assembles next Tuesday led to pre made wi.h Great Britain, for pen
dictions today that England will tertain of .hi* country from *m msee another general election be-' gler* opernting out of tile Bnfore many months.
hania*. It*mmi aiui the other i
Chiefs of the Liberal party, up land- off .he south-eastern eoa*t
on being asked if Bavid
l.Ioyd ha* lu en sought by the governPARIS. Nov. 3.- -(I N S )— Real
George cun "come back” to the
izing- a growing rtesirr to get at
height of his power, declare that
the controls of a plane before she
he virtually is there already.
t
U
ii Paris, Ruth Elder took of*
Critics of
Premier Baldwin’s
seen
li; fi’om Le Rourgot field
ministry claim it is in a bad way. from tlu t.unailinn r reru n i They declare that 00 per cent of so-iiiii*. It was stated that **>•• this nunnti’g for a flight around
*h<* English farmers are on the people of these isltintls, forno-lv th- n y. With her was George
it Lake and Hutton Imd an verge of bankruptcy. Furthermore poii ilv stricken fisherman, ar ■ It aid man and the pianc they took
aiding that the
demand they charge that Winston Church- enjoying an unprecedented pcn»d up m.i . th'* same I’otez machine
s were not to be collected ! hill has fallen down on his prom of prosperity as the result of Am m wl;i Ii they flew here from Bay
the bank was not in a^pos- ise to decrease government
onne.
ex erican prohibition.
i
them because it had penditures $50,000,000
Fulfillment of Miss Elder’s am
annually.
French officials, however, feel
ithtr use of city fund* dethat the proposed pact would get. bition io pilot a plane before *hu
iwiUt fc and could not make
little lacking front the people * * left for America vyas made poss
Lt without
borrowing
St. Pierfe nnd tho other islands um! ible bv the International News
This is the conspiracy
tH.t d/ficulty
would Ik- exper- Service wMch urnrnged the flight.
l.e
the
colonial
government Early this morning, Ruth uml
H ut there was collusion beHahb man uccompanfod by a rep
■Iake ami Hul'.on on the ono
resentative of the International
Ht Huttrn dkl 'attempt to
News Service,
slipped quietly
■nd for which he was issued
front their hotel and drove to Le
lificatc of deposit "on the
Huirgct.
Hvhich was later cancelled,
As soon
word that the Arm r■hat there should have been
ican gill flyer l.— ...
■ in the bank to pay all the
Ciliated, commandant Weiss turned
■its between April 1 and
out’ the entire battalion and pro
Id when the hank failed and
ceeded to singe a private demon
llutton did not use due dillstration.. Champagne wnh produc
I by attempting to collect in
ed and Ruth's and lluldcman’*
u piracy warrant tor
a
Istoniury manner at ‘.he hank.
henlih was drunk with a gusto.
guardsman who bad been <>P‘
■ oat llutton made no effort
against rum runner* n
The field flare* were lighted
Beet on four of the warrants
territorial waters. Thi- in
and others for the daring Ameri
therefore was grossly negliofficials fear, will tend t"
can girl and her companion rang
In protecting himself and the
the effectiveness of the pact
through the air. As soon a* Ru h
Unless an agreement i* made ami Hnldengm took off from the
ler allegations are: that o\vwith France it probably will be field. Commandant Weis* deterp the personal relationship cf
caught napping
necessary for the government tin mined n>,. .n I
land llutton, the Hutton Constrengthen its rum patrol off tho as far as the sociul graces v.t-rj
Ion Company was awarded all
north eastern coast in the spring, concerned when the American ro
le red
|g contracts notwithstanding
The major strength of the patrol turned. Accordingly lie
ket thuv at times there were
is now being summoned concen- one half hi* men to quart
| bids for the. work submitSpeaking in behalf of the Lib tinted in Florida water* to guard gin into cl.,the* more pro.
phr. Hutton failed to report erals,’Lloyd George will advocate -gainst a big veluma of smuggling to a lady and thi; other hi
|e City the bank’s refusal to certain reforms dealing with the during the southern tourist sea- set to sweeping out the cen
he warrants. which would land . and England’s
economic son.
K»r. .
. ,
I enabled tho City to deposit troubles.
One group also v.as sot to paint
honey elsewhere and thereby
iug huge red letters on the ce
Lord Rothermcre, owner of the
I ut leaf, a part of it from Duily Mail und other papers hav
ment floor rending:
through failure of tho bunk- ing a total circulation
"Vive Eltlpr."
*
of about
thut Lako personally owed 0,000,000 daily, has come out as nn
After un hour and five minute;
bank $300,000 when it failed, ardent supporter of Lloyd George.
of flying over Paris, Ruth an<
e charge of conspiracy made
llaldumnii landed. They took of
Tho
little
Welschman
is
well
pre
he bill of complaint is partly
at D: 15 A. M. nnd returned a
pared
for
a
general
election.*
The
With
the
criminal
docket
foi
ollows: "that his • (Hutton’s)
10:30.
•
re to collect thorn from tho Liberal cumpuign chest is filled to this term or County Court pructioverflowing
with
funds
and
the
cully
exhausted
toduy*C'ounty
Pro
Seminole County Bank before
said Seminole County Bank party can put 500 candidates in the seeutor John G, Leonardy had 4<
parliamentary convictions to his credit, rungmi
cl was due to tho fact that field for tho C15
from liquor sentences to bad chcr!'
t was an understanding be- seats.
tonyictlon*.
In tho said M. B. llutton,
Yi'storduy afternoon H. Dunlia
r,uv .c-j arr ' < i i
*H‘" - o' ; •»
rh'nc r.t the B’uc Chip Filling -ita knifinjr-i'fi'a r nt
;mi in b'nutimkr win* fount! if’-J.l ht!l »'i Altamont
V. Ilis attorn.'-■. I’. Dlrklnson
f Oilando, iBii'cdi-itil; fi!c,l no
ice of an appeal.
JOHNSON CITY. Teim.. Nov. 3
ThU morning the. ease of Mai
—(IN S)—J. II. Johnson, former inn Rinuc on an ntsault chnrgi
Hapist minister and sblf-confwsed
was nolle proRjsed* Juines \ \ uinloii
hignmiat, was today under
bond on a charge of abducting ton wus found puilty »f
just ln'fore noon. Wltnc: i ■ in tn
(geuxsion of the financial pro Viola Burger. 14, of Kingsport, t • .rati- were Rot SlmWOns und C. I
California.
He
was
placed
under
p for tho coming year will ocProcter.
p moat of the attention of th<‘ $10,000 bond und botind over
tho
criminal
court
after
a
prelimin
[®bcr . of Commerce at .ita
(
Mhiy meeting tomorrow a* ary hearing lus night.
Johnson
ailmited
that
*
W
'
.
''.‘‘j
15 o'clock at the Seminole Cafe
Ming to nn announcement to- NE-Gtbe rnamrr teohl *hik-«*»J
marled muny women, mont:'1"1 *
[ by E. J. Trotter, secretary.
in Washington D. C., »'*Tho Kheriff’s c
P connection with there diacus wives
stone Gap, Va.. Oliver Sprint- Miizzied
J»y the mysterious burm
K announcements are expect
Va.. Glasgow, Ky.. and
of a new Essex sedan on the a
Branch. Tcnn.. and other ci.u . Siinford-Oilamlo r ud threw mi
fncnibcrship canvass. Leader*
:;outh of Sanford Tuesday night
he various teams, which will>*cipate in the campaign, are to
motorists stopped a
bail*.* public at tho meeting and
watched the car blazing in the r>
" ’’Inns are to be formulated,
hut could find no driver, and tod
Sheriff C. M. Hand was unable
he secretary stat edthat he hopfind a single clue to the identity
j*i ni»ke several important anbcements relative to new inthe owner.
1
P'an to locate in
No outside speaker has
" »vcurcd f„r
the meeting
. . , .* exPectcd to be devoted to
Uble discussions.
‘>f whether the
Lt n L Un' h<on meetings will bo
1 be ■•ttled. There
lorinD 10 bc s°mc sentiment
• * in foreign countries and i*
• <ide the reach of Soviet law
I he singer, who is well-known
he United S.a'.es. is said to *v
.pr.ing another mnrriage.
t‘Tr»t intimation of the suit wn*
n \lined in a legal notice print' .1
• , n »>, . 28 Even Mme. Ch i*
n wn* said In have been taken
nviire*.
Although a Russian
• i the,basso could not le■. Moscow to file thy suit in
• l>• lino he is viruvnlty nn
I. lio was recently nccu* " I
.••o n is for refusing to
i i series of concert*. U
. i n was then confiscate*,
i li.iliapin is said to ha
May Reach
?ARMBLO
CTODeaths
Forty In Disaster
SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. f
—(IN S)—Many persons were
drowned and the lives of a
large number of school children
imperiled when the ferryboat,
Greycliffe. carrying 150 pass
engers, wns rammed and sunk
by the steamship Tahiti today.
Within several hours of the dis
aster 14 bodies had been rec
overed and 37 injured person.:
taken to the hospital. Many of
the passengers were children
on their way to school. After
a check-up of missing, officials
said they feared the death roll
might reach 40. Some of the
injured are in critical condition.
Spokesmen ForOrgnnizcdlluslnes.s Continue ToUrge Com
mittee To Increase Tax Cut
To AsIIigh As $400,000,000
Farm Block Accept
Mellon’s Figures
on a UepresentativcDemands
'I hat t’nited States Keep A
Full Trtnsurv To Pay Debts
District Attorney Is |
ReadyTo Show Jury
rA n Almost Endless
Trail Of
Intrigues
______
• / ’.tubK
Tales Of Shadow f
Work Leading Out
Sinclair Man Is Sub
poenaed To Testify
On Burns’ Contact
lUevna Chaliapin- t'u*
f... i* oi yenrs oil.
w T known dancer b •art,ago. It in unde-.
In- will receive abo.it
lv alimony front her
-
•
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3—
Opposition Clnims Merger Is Along a devious and winding
NothingHutAttemptTo En- road of intrigue and illegal
rich Van Hwcringens AtE\- manipulation, Assistant DuPr
pense Of Chesnpeake&Ohio trict Attorney Neil Burkin?
-------Ishaw again prepared to lead
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 (IN'S) a federal grand jury today, <<
psy
Negro Held In Dance
Hall Cutting Scrape
nanciai Program
Be discussed At
am berM eeting
Former Churchman
Is Under Bond For
!Abducting Girl, 11
of the Sinclair
invc*
can ru
fin* ns
other
duct
cedt <>
toxlil
holdin
Comin"
ter In
duty >
fume
lie a'i
Fram
erican
WASHINGTON, N"v. :LPrexH reports from Mi
I k -tF
inectinirm w h i l « o t h -
Sanford Law Firm
« t n early lu<> Nicaraguan
tmnlrts
Imvr been
T()K!0.
Japanese
wrocL.ed o
with the
livei, ncci.
n Japanei
destroyed
have beer
bidden H
Automobile Alabama OHiciuls Split bollowm
7*' today .a.
Statement Kluxers Caused Flogg
1’as.tkng
cn his constitutional grounds amt \
refuso to testify beesua® of fear
of self-lncrlminetion, but thu
young assistant attorney has corn*
pel led his presence again today.
The grand Jur/ also will hear t v
day from tho discharged jurors. Ilurkinshaw planned to assemble
them all In his o/ftce this morn*
ing—including E. J. KidweD. the
“good yes and no man" whose
loqse tongue was largely respcosible for tho mistrial—-and gw
over the whole aituatlon with
vhem, later taking them singly be* 1
fore the superior Jury. Burljia- ■
shaw is hopeful that, in view of
late developments, incidents that
occured during the hearing of thw
trial, not then considered slgnifl*
cant, may come back to them. Ua
wants to ascertain if any were aws*
aro they were constantly trailed*
as the detailed reports seized U»
Monday’s raid prove.
Kidwell will again be question
ed about his alleged statements la
the thirst emporium that he ex
pected an “auto as long as a block"
out of the trial. (
Flock* of subpoenas have gone
out under Burkinshaw’s directic
ho having been given
Cal
Blanche authority to proceed y
Owen J. Roberts, chief fcici
prosecutor, WilMam J. Bur
famous detective heading tho A
ency bearing hi* name, and his s
W. Sherman Burns, have been es
ed from New York In an effort
ancor.aln who the mysterlo
•client" Is that the seized age
reports mention.
Announcement «»• 1
tidf nf the* law firm
nnd Ware *-n Nov. I,
yc-tcrilav by John u
stnior partner.
It. w . Ware, who
member of the firm
year, will continue in
Mr. leonardy has been practic
ing l:nv in Sanford since 1518. He
ha* been countv prosecutor sinco
l»rt. u, lU'jr,. He is also secretary
„l the Seminole County Bur As
sociation.
The firm wilt now become Leonnray ana Lvoiuzrdy with Mrs.
Uonardy ns the Junior partner.
Sh.' Wus ulrea.ly a member of the
firm when Mr. Ware entered It.
Shu was a d m i t s
June, 1020. And has been an ac
tive member of the firm ever sinco.
McCall wn.i ma:!u known
a
MOUNT UOLLY* X. J., N ot* 2.
crirfircncc- between the two men, _ (INS) _ William Albertson,
durng which McCall made an e.Brt##n has been foufld guilty of
for* to secure additional
riiaau|t Btla batcry on his sixth
m," ntorneys at a cost
j.iA o grammar school teacher,
McCall said it wa« hu Isl'ci tnut
Carolina <larol. twenty-three,
it would I'c worth the ninoey w _ |j 0 #ujj the hoy broke her nose
break up tho alleged lawlessness. wlth a punch.
Followin': the conference M---------- ■
■ ■■
Call announced that his depart- • 8AV8 WINF- NO MENANCE
mcni hud uncovered 56 now alleged
- - • —•
flcgginr case.} in Talladega county
r.FNEVX, Dov. 3.— (1NS1—A
but that mpst of th3 victims and .» rote#t arose today from six Euro
number of ’witnesses had UrIt jH!Ua nation* against the uc\ion of
t ’wir homes. At the »amo time, two the United State* in insieing upon
warrants charging kidnaping and
trictinns upon ,L* «— --*-*»—
w ire!*
rerjury were shelved for want of ^ wjn0 C1 the gi
4) ,
Funeral Of William Nationalist Pari
Vernon To Be Held OpposesSelectii
Monday Afternoon 0 i German Env
Funeral services for William
Vernon, former Texas Company
employe here who died in Denver
yesterday morning, will he held
at Miller and Erickzon’a funeral
chapel Monday afternoon
at 2
o’clock,
•
t
The Rev. F. D. King, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, will have
BERLIN,
Nov. 3.—(L
News that Dr. Friedrich W
Von Prittwitz Gaffron. coc
suited In the National
a campaign against f
rotary Von Stresmonn
ionalist newspapers «
printed hoatiie critic!
selection.
Press .'on
Mr. Vernon’s body
is
being followed today by acti
brought here by hi* wife and will the part of Nationa
uiriw Sunday noon. Ho l* sur leaders.
Dr. Von Prittwlu cs
vived by his father, mother and
seven brothers and sisters. All ex .Republican cause *h
cept one brother, Tom who i* a he 1U18 revolution as
member of the Sanford Fire De of the founders oi tha
Ninth Club—a Demon
partment, are in Georgia.
Mr. Vernon waa 28 years old nation.
The diplomat comes
and had ben employ?*!
by the
Texas Company for seven years miliury family In SiU
when he was forced by poor health a nephew of Goa. PtiU
to fo to Colorado
four . month*
• “ t?"’
' T1 -
S
■» T* ~
�PACK SIX
THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2,-1927
TO BE STAGED TO NIG
Chicago Scores Early on Pennsylvania
s for Points Needed
rfi/cr G 0 V 15
NitvnvG
, S at<s VI/r-D/.
With the rinir i re ted direct!;• in
/lOlit of the r i .111 I tarel and a f -\v
choice ring i< e
,.t ; |„*
fr.r the raliiil Ian . -.-i« -.pi-h.ii.' b*-!|
on Siirifnrd s first ntililonr Imxi \r
show i-, s ! to rfiii' *it • ;u
tonight.
A liatti i y ni* hi';h-l'owet • •
11JfI•*S vtill t .•11>d file ini i a <111 uni I e
every sent in the Mum tuul Ath
letic Field grur.liim .l a rttnu-c
vantag e point fiom whirli
•••
Watch *.he show, I.. .1. Unit, m
ch a rg e for the American Lego .1
Drum and Bugle 1 orps win h 1 .
s ta g in g tin* show, s ml today.
Henry- (iodale. Oihuido mulolmaker .has his curd trimmed tor
the show. The final hul'.le will mbetween L'nrauu Conk, unc of huu-
A ilirill aaiil a lug one was given t'hirago supporters last Saturday at Stagg Field on i hi - p!aj_]
hall, right halfbark getting away on Ins plunge that scored the first touchdown against |’,n-<jh
( !.i. ago** ••'iKutioiiiil victory over the eastern team. It was this same Mendenhall that i umn|
the Ini 11 toward 'lie goal line until he huekeil it over for the initial touchdown. Our photi.|-ru|.|| 4
slurtinir Ins iinge with a owerful drive taikle for the first touchdown. Chicago won, 10-7.
,
1
gather
BELIEVES Fall Brings
GRIDIRON RATING C(!St
ISN’T PRACTICAL
WALSH
B o o st
L ist O f L ndefcalctl Foothull of living is-nil valuing.
Juniors Victorious
In First Caines Of
YearAtTaflahassee
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov.' I.
(IN’S )—The Junior class was vie
torious in the firs, inter class
games of the n.-uson Saturday nt
the Florida State College for wo
men, winning from the Seniors in
both v«ll?y bail anil basket ball.
Him sc roes wer?, Volley hall, 54*50;
basket ball, 28-lrt.
The second matches will be held
next Saturday between Freshman
and Sophomores the winner to
Elay the Juniors. There will al o
e matches N*tv.-ecn the two losing
teams .to wj,cnnine third and
fourth places.
* Personnel c f the teams |>laying
brat Saturday was; Betty Suhner,
Pensacola, Rose Tower. Homestead;
Bernice Conklin, Tompash>ns;
Mary Getxtn, Newberry; Nell Wal
lis, Ocala; Harriet Weaver, Evans
ville; Betty Register, Tallahassee;
Elizabeth Pnnnill, Tampa; Seniors,
Chumun, He La lid; Gladys Rush Me
Intosh .Mary (T. I.ogan, Ocala Tlteldni» Shadd, Jacksonville; Mary Ut-un
Partridge, Monticello.
. Volley bull, Juniors, Margaret
Buker, Pensacola; Laura Strunk,
Gainesville; Annie Mary Moore,
Miami; Joan Thompson, Jackson
ville, Muba Rupcr, Atlanta; Vir
ginia Walker, Tantpu; l.uvinia
Wamor, Walton; Seniors, Mary
McCall, Montecillo; Mary Simpuon,
Yarborough, Miccosukci; Grace
Fox. -Lakeland; Murtha Drnnncombe, Union Springs. Alu.. Iris
Rudlum\ Jurksonvilte, Harriet
Monroe, Orlando; Elizabeth Lowe,
Gainesville.
^anford Gridders Are
PutThrouprhStrenuoiTrt
Workout On Tuseday
. T e a m s N a r r o w s A s S ea so n
■| t„ . „ i „
, ,
I p s t l s I u / / |e s N o m in a lo rs
F or A I.vlhical(’ham |)ir)nshi|i
----- International News Service Staff
Internnlional News Service Sports
Editor
NEW YORK. Nov. 2. -Just for
i l« • sal. - of talking through his
adenoids, the writer would like to
declare him elf today against ihe
current -y- eat oil rating foollmll
teams by th 1:1. , thnl they have
or have noi ,von all games on a
chedule that iv.av include very
hit towing (.ontests with I’piuli.
Giillaudc and h. institute for tie*
pi i ervn on of ideals.
liovvevcr, re ail food prices are
nearly :i p r rcr.t below jhose in
Sep entire:- a year ago. while wholesaie prices a te.’I l-l |«er*cent lower.
The avcrage ce< of fo-nl incf U'ed in tin- following cities: I.ouisvilli- and Norfolk 2 percent.
In Vhinta, Baltimore, t'harle t *n S.
New Orleans, .hu h nhvilie, Fla. Richmond ami Savannah,
the iner use was 1 per cent.
II !i i!i 'h im. Mobile reported in
There iiiim- i-,,. of lean than five. ten.as
of 1 per cent.
A d'arenat* r f 1 per c nt wns re
t ordid by hit.lo lb el;, with Mempit1' repor ing n dect use of less
Ilian five-tenths of I per cent.
The I1st follows:
Notre Dame,
nn
inevitable
choice: Penn State, beaten by
liucka*-!l which was beaten RI
points by the Army; Southern Cal
ifornia. al o incviuildo; Minnesota,
Yale, Southern Methodist; Illinois
uhd Georgia.
Only two outfits In the list,
Notre Dame and Georgia, have
remained unbeaten and untied;
three othcro have
tie scores
against theirRecords and two suf
fered ip tnai defeats. Yet, to me.
they coiistituuA the
stand-out
team* nt thia tihkf l>ec5U-*e th -have
p " 1 nut v \ h th ■ 0: r . .
over Northwestern.
Still, judged oil the record, one
cut* hardly place ^ebruskn, Miss
ouri and Southern Methodist in
tile sam<- li*t, while Illinois' stirpi i e t victory over a real, good
Michigan outfit almost automatic
ally Ida the Illini ip for the lime
tint count of nine. Unable to stand
alone, he barked to the ropes in
Walker’s corner. Ills arms were
limp at his si I. as Mikcy pounc1 I aeain and for a thiruilme ha nr.’ercd hiic down.
Mike was out, hut his heart
didn't know it and for the fourth
time thu« | »»th**ti*• old man st-uieg'ed to his fc t„ only to he cluhbe.l
to final insensibility.
At the coi.nt *if three- came a
sponge, folb.v ,-d by Jimmy Johnrt in, McTigue’ tardy .manage.-.
.Mike wps in t<... bail a siuiptkto be
moved. They worked over him in
Walker's envoi—anil It was fully
fiv e irlniit :> beforr* the ve*i can
showed any .kigtia of knowing what
it was all about.
Kmrns and Walker wore worried
looks tint'd McTlgue opened his
eyr s and gave promise of 1 lining
around nil right. Kearns then v».*- C1EVELAND.— Oct. 2!) -The first
ed it a great victory. Mis parting j regular passenger, air line out. of
shut wna 'bring on Dentprey.”
Cleveland and the first p rntnnent
interstuie air passenger service in
CRI KADER S GHOST RETCIINS the United States is being ti|K.icd
by Stout Air Service Incorporated
Acrusader's ghost fully accoutered heween Detroit anil Cleveland ac
in armor, is said to he haunting cording to S. E. Knuuss. general
I'or. chestcr Castle, near Ports manager. The line is the second
mouth,England, one of the inostper- link in a purposed transcontinental
fect Roman fortresses in existence. air service. Knauss announced. The
The only one who has come forward next link will join Cleveland and
ns an' eyewitness of the knightly Pittsburgh, Knauss said, and front
wruith la a woman who says she Pittsburgh the corporation expects
saw it knot-ling on a spiral stair- to extend its operations to tin- Atwav.
_____•_______________ lantic within a year.
*1 uiTorntts t..
w e atri.m ; a
I-*-. •*.'»• 4 n"i| still
ith'n t’le
Imts of
k ♦fill
W>*h-
’V*rn| rd'tlon.
NshrnsV-i
Imlongs
1 the face o f its roc ird*.
* ne-polnt defeat to Mr- h r-nlly shouldn't nv an
jjji'
-.
nroheh'*-*
ir- thing, Missouri Ind T*
t)
• d a g a in s t it by Sv’u-’t!
iil‘i» T e y s s , v»hl--h
BOXING!
Sanford Municipal Athletic Field
Time 8:30 P. M. Good Preliminary Bouts and Musii
TEN HOUNDS
CARSON
th-* moment there
I i l m i b t that Neh-II-i are first 'class
f...
■. nationullv apsmking f >*»*ii '--vunienf.
•’ ) r a t th em selv es
|>
• ni rhf atjtl that Rochester,
V K. U o t ' l l L A ^ g .
<*, which tic*l Uli- Til*
G' m r-'n Washington. GenI***'
.
I ’l e r k I’lr c iilt I 'm ir t .
b- vc:*.r, end aR->- evt and S**r’rgfirl*l nl so nro
Hy A. II. WEEKS,
d . r.
uoh*-*t#.| rlp.-ens. How-.
-uka the Big T**n cm m.
\V.
D
I’RAWFORD.
*
'o* V non-* t***i fiftyi-l w t'h **•• thev era the k'nd VOU CUtl
‘-•.I'lriuir for Complainant.
M.zsuuua rs.hgr genoroua victory t.'now oui. I.ks a f ir s t ball.
taGAL)
KI D
------------PcriUtnit *ouaL* ucj col.L lea.! to
u riuus1truublt. W i wan atop ihrnt m,*
with CicoinuUicn, an caiulsih -.j c,co«>tc that L plcaust to lake. Ln-oinul*
tion ij a 11 w medical discotcry i«itj|
Iwo-feld rction; it loot.'ies and heal*
•lie inflamed irxmbrancs and inhibit*
ectm gruwt.'L,
Of all known dtuci. creomte la ,»e*
v;nu*.! by hijh medical autkorjijrs »*
me uf the cu-m.-kt liraling jg ucif fur
ijcnittect cuj^lu and cold* and ,h.-r
form* of throjt trouble*. Crcomuh'on
runuins. In addition to cteoictr, oth-r
hcriing rlcmcnti which loethe 1 nd h- al
ihe infected membrane* and *tnp tha
irtilation. end inCammation. nvhilo
M l!ns
emoote jots or* to th.- itocach U ah',
tefiled into the blood, attacks the 1 - n
J the trouble and check* the growth
al the £enns.
Creoinuhion is gnaranirrd i.uiifaclury in the treatment of ncrtiiient
roughs and cold*, bfonchi.il asthma,
bronchitis and otlftr form* of rc*pira.
ory di*ea*e»,and Lexccll.nl fur build
ing up the tyuem after cold* or flu.
Money refunded U any cough or cold I*
not relieved after taking according to
^
COOK
SANFORD
—VS—
I ' l l n ' I l T i 'o c I l t UF the
T W H N T V - T l l l l t n J U D I C I A L <' I It •T I T
OK
T IIK
STATE
11K
K I.«m il>A . IN A N D KOIt SUMIN1 1 1 , K i - n l W T V . IN C IIA N C K U V .
\V. W I U K l T T . C o m p l a i n a n t .
( I .oi-.* lo S a n f o r d S> nili^.1..
f . i i n i ' v . F to r litn . 0 0 k lo m l.i). l i . i r O i tm r uth. A. I*. I-.IJ7. tl u i «ani> h*«Im. n II ii I h I *.»>' of ti ll s l ‘>.in I | »
n o s w i - r tin- til 11 o f r.itn iilu in t (llt.i|
10 s a i d C o u r t iik h I iihi y i. \v h r r e i n
lit.. ,..ini|il»ln.int l i r a ' s f o r lli>- f n r r c l i o n r * o f u c e r t a i n m o rtg aK i- nn«l
fo • l l n . . s a l . . o f I h e 1 * 11 . w lliu d e s t-r'l-.. I r r n l e«l Hi*. I...WII
T '. » S..'i»*(i H a l f df Ik e Soiitti
II i-f o f Itii* N o r t h H a l f of |||<<
Hoiilh**u>it Q u n r l r r u f tin- Soiilh
Georgia Lady Could fc;
Nights, But Alter Tj
Cardui She Wai “Ui
Different Penoa,*
Comer, Ga.—Mrs. C. H i
thin place, related th* k
Ih-spite the admitted uperiority interesting experience:
”1 was weak and nervoot
of the Ilulhlogs, Florida fans ure
down. I couldn't sleep iti
confident the Gators will uphold felt tired and not in condiai
the ir name of valiant fighters and my work. I had Cardui rta
\ ill give Georiga the liardest.ganu- ed to me, but always thoajk
she has faced this year.
out do most sickness, bstj
Football fans of J-’loritVi an*l one time I needed help 1
South Georgia may take advant weak I could hnrdly lift ej|
*'I can’t express how hi
age of special rates which are !n*.
” 1 know I improved iAi |
itij? offered on practically every
railway lending into the
city. Cardui., I was like a dik
Jacksonville is fast decorating in son. I was built up nndm
gay college colors, ami with sev tr and bolter than in a tfl
have a young dnuglaiJ
eral brilliant dances, and a huge the"I 'flu,'
and after
liampiet as the outstanding social would onco
in a while * 1
event- folk 1 are looking forward to vt-ro cramping spoils, juM
an unprccendented week-end.
ribly. I knew there was ill
nnd. hoping Cardui \voulil
KNAPP ItKFL'SES TO APPEAlt trouble, I had her take ll
first liottle helped her sol
NEW YORK. Oct. .'ll (IN S )— was able to leave it off idi
Mrs. Florence E. S. Knapp, former havo this trouble now*
Cardui has been in us»l
Secretary of State, through her
counsel Alexander Otis, today re than CO years.
Purely vegetable, mild,!
fused to appear before Rundnll IX
At all drug etores.
l.ehocuf, Moreland act coinmissiottcr- who for the last few weeks has
been investigating charges that
Mrs. Knapp wasted the Stage's
money in the compilation off the
1'.'25 budget.
, Till!
being.
The secondary list, therefore,
include the following teams, al
most any one of which could he I 'O W K L L A L B E R T A . J u i l N I H O .
I HNS. 11 ml H. K. C U n i t 1K it. It.--.
udvanccd to the front rank with
P v m te n ii'.
out furllw-r notice.
i f l t D K R KOIt C’O N S T R l ' l T l V K
Stanford, Missouri, Nebraska,
s i i t y i c i : n v i -m r i . r ; . t h *-;
Miehh :-n, I’ii.'dyirph, W
T » ....... .
1*1W i l l . AI.RKRTM
J * .|» V lll-IM IN S
• eil • f *
o n I ’t l»- • o>i.
'nn*'
\ •}• ' R E II C l: Kit V O R l 'K I t K O
•>>: 1 '1 1 ■1 anti Tonne
' N R i : i ! i ' i IR K l* t o R|ip- ir nl Ho*
't
ir- 1. W e ! J . P.-rce in
• *-(| T>*.o«. ,... hav** **.|ffcrc»l neif.h• - *,'.:' n ir ie his v?ar. Bu*
'-ha! of I ? Pitt Worrit’s racrnl
I- v 1 "r'c* of cnisi c"ii*ity
• . "i:n Thtrl, Grove Citv,
VV'r-in*a. Drake
Carnegie
T. ' ard Allegheny. It i< unfnrfor Pir* thn* West Virginia.
Drfl; erd Tech had to have W-itk
I’M; a «i'*e nnd the seni-* time
but I-*- foiint Is tha* decision*
' e ic h teams mean nn morn
-i-n p m^-h in the nosy from a
i-h
I'l.-Vl.
hin-» on n**d Jeffprton has
p'i .d nbou tho »nm • fvpe of
i*du!e o ti.sr? and Princeton's
.
v'»* 11,. -o f ir is a discussion
e v • fVr**«*M. As for Tennessee,
in-’iffirient data on its itntus
Flo rida-Geo rgia GridGame
In Jacksonville Expected
ToDra wReco rdA ttendance
.nler game gave induhitalile evideni'e 1hat their big filial hatlle
would In* the climatic game of the
casun. so Yale and Princeton hove
-imi:- their separate ways this year,
i|i inoieiirating heyond all peraclvennr - tnai thev- lire just ahont the
he f of the lot if not the very best,
aid ;hat when they meet in the ii dicatioii thattin- tieorgia-Flori
Bowl nn Nov. 12 or nsidonibly more on fontmllrami- in
Jacksonvilh
1-»n their ancient, rivalry will he Saturday will draw the greater
«' issue,
There is where Ohio State steps sport attrnrtnn in F.ni
into Pi inciion’s siil • of the pie- | oute Manager James II
1ure. Apu* t from the game with declared h«*re today ir
* • nrll a week ago in which the tin* advance seat sale fi
Ifigers gave i- superhy exhibition lv heralded dash of
"f v' salile offensive strength and Ihillilogs in the fine
Rower ful defensive strategy, stadium at the Gatew,
Princeton had been face to face
K, mi all sections ol
" h no really high class opposi- „r;d „|| ,„,i-.iVns of G
:ion this season.
icrvations have been ri
Ohio Htnte has evrylhing to gain the nth’i-tie depart men
and nothing to lose against Prince- there is cause to
ion, has been though a series of throng of at least 15,1)1
rough and tumble ImOli-s with the
.Michigan, Northwestern « u | Chicgj
off!, inis in Jacksonville
ago, and although considerably | ;U|
eil University authori
scarred ami torn, has its fighting ties here to hroaduenst the informspirit in act and a determination j-iori that every seat in the munito redeem iu elf in the eyes of the elnal stadium is an excellent seif,
football world at the expense of "he stadium has been described as
the Tiger.
one of the most perfect ever bud*;
I
The old adage that the best of in that it affords all patrons such
fense is a good defense is still a wrnderfui view of vhc playing
bearing fruit in this day of high field.
scoring ti-am.i. Witness Yale’s re*
The University of Florida stu
generation based almost wholly at
the bcgi'nnin r on a superb defense dent body, virtually without indi
to which its now excellent attack vidual excep'-ion, will be in Jack
was gradually added.
Pittsburgh sonville Saturday for the monster
There
seems 10 have as powerful an of parade, nnd the big game.
fense ns i has a defense. While
it has yielded only 7 points to its
1 - 11 -|
Coach Hugh Welrhel! dr v c t t fl
Fo’’s hnr<l nnd fa-* yestarlay :-f ^
ti nmr.n in an effort to add t» .
.the thiving powar of hi 1 lire lw- •
iWetn now and Friday afteroon
v.-ln n the Sanford Boy* will mv t * j
Winter Garden here.
om
The '.hire eleven.' were
rant m,
ehnrgip*r up and down thefield in
|
'1 0 yani »purt< until west of tha ,kl|
, hov* were ready to cit *I it a «ay. r rt
. Th-.-n the coach wound up with a p
*demand for snnnoy ncrir.iniage.
»; ;
y
The lineup of the firs*, tenm r<*- p
- m ailed unchanged duri'ig the
iw rin n . ’
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)SAS.SA—5V.00O Ixxid .In
in* voted upon for construe
iinout I p e r c e n t in .Sep,
MOVES TONS
In a single blast ui Kami is N.S.
W.. lecctivly. 12.' 000 toiu ul Ujuc.
stone were* tlisloilgcd. Twenty-three
hide-., ranging in depth frotul20 l.»
|t*.5 fee:, were charged wi.h Id tout
of gelignite, anti ail the explosive
tireil >ii iultuncousiy. Ninety hoitrand tons of cement were taken
from the mnsn of limestone.
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/ 8TUART— Iah-ii! ' . Chanbcr . of
.' Commerce making effort to secure
•'airdrome here.
l:‘‘ V1 |" ‘“ l
r""'
vu,*ii-'. while whole <a!
vatiou • onimmiitics ju
per- cent during the name
" P'o^nicnt of labor
‘r
' " * ■'
i.n.'iiili "f the most de
1nd a 1 coii entraled
! 'i.i '. \ • vi•1 w.tncifled
11*0 1 ii*- iinr, Walker
0mull .1 tan-- ovt r tin• 1reel • 1 flu- man who
1 •! u belli heavyweight
im th-- \\m hi.
oi. was -cited tiled lor 10
; endrd after two minutes
1 • n 's uf tin- lirst round.
v. i- \.ofl ,ng over the
.Mi I iglie who looked ns
■ would novel rise again.
a tiy sight, the way th"
1" • m out. The gun-:
and M.dkrr charged from
r. fii ii and stmig us a
ill. I', fine McTlguu could
the haltie. Walker had
ir* ,n I'li- ropes with a
iar.it an I lefts to the jaw.
Ii1 i h..- nn the lower ro|Hmint of nine, then stngger-
w c M r N f cr=
f t AiM
FA**C;
V 't 'T t •' c-, /
\\ Ili a t lie game 1 1
de G.-anf instreels I <•
kick sun i- isfully in/i
to Ids team's scon* *-v
ni.-ide th.- ioiige: t I irk
team.
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1 I*
«*•* f«•••tl«;1 11 for his tu m im lu r m*hs .-»«• t as the Army and Navy
1 11 ■“ * " di* v'- apart last year mul in gam**
CROSBY
SPARTANBURG
EIGHT R O U N D S--------------------------- — '
JUST
FRED
•
WILMINGTON
—V S -
KI D
BOSTO
WINTER PARK
32 ROUNDS OFBOXIN
Special Section Reser ved For Colored People.
AMERICAN LEGION DRUM AND BUGLEC0RP
Admission 5 0 / - $1.00 - $1.50
i
Ladies Free to Grandstand
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�EMBER
Indianapolis Might Work Mayors in Shifts
Only Two-Thirds Of Ancient
Temples Remain Active As
Passing OfGovernmenl Aid
Makes AJtar Unprofitable
imperial days It boasted of more
th in 300 such institutions. However,
with the passing of the govern
ment grants, priestcraft has been
less profitable and temples have
fallen to disrepair until today there
are less than two hundred actual
working temples.
Those th at
have
disappeeared
have been taken over by the
goyernmont for police headquarters
or for schools. Others have been
L sold by grasping officials to prVnte individuals for use as busi
ness houses or hotels.
With two men claiming the mayorality following the ousting nf Mayor John Dm all, Indianapolis
E ff ir rn t gudes still recommend solve the problem by working its chief executives in two -bills.
Here are tie biimanls, Claude E.
forty of I’ckng's temples as places ley (left) nnd Ira I.. Holmes.
Holmes claims the of fit • i.v reason of appointin'-.- from Duvall as
'of ntcrest for toursts from foreign
lands so that it eannntn lie said that controller, while N’cgley, president of the city council, inis I o n i hosep m ayor pi • m n by that body,
iI
u.. » who
the capital is lacking in temple they are shown sealed .it the execution desk while i he courts are trying to
-
interest.
■Hew little old China has been
touched by western propaganda
nnd teaching is well illustrated by
the lucent betrothal of the ten
year old son of the former Chief
Executive of the Chinese Repuhlic.
P te m ie r Sun I’n-Chi and (leneral
• Wang vi -tang and the exchange cf
certain pai’ers. A targe group of
former officials and friends wit
nessed this tying together for a
future m arriage of the younger Ik>>and girl.
The actual wedding will in ail
!
n D U A lW C
U K M N o
*** ei k on nitre
yours if
men
rltnessed thu csreuiony of dedication of the Arizona Temple u*
I iho Church r.f Jesua Christ of Latter-Day Balms. Following
! ,-iosed to th e public and will bo used uuly for religious ritui^
picture oilswa p a rt of thu i| '*w<L
Radio Compass J
To Guide 7 Sh ip
Over Great Lake
C H EA PER MARRIAGES
W A N TED
Named Consul
Tuan Chi-ju, to a young dnughter
of IJ Tuan-fu.
The ceremony took place in
. Dairen the Japanese leased port
where the former Peking govern
ment chief is living in safety from
hie political enemies. Held at a
large restaurant, the betrothal cere
mony consisted of speeches by the
two formal m atch-makers, ex-
See Arizona -Temple Dedicated
ninety per cent of y o u r drunkness
and misery, and inefficiency.
Men in America who could not
hold fifty cents in th e ir hands now
have bunking accounts, own their
houses and a car.”
Commander Booth would not
cvcti hear of light wines nnd beer.
B ut when told th at the Cambridge
host race crew trained on light
beer, she replied laughingly.
‘‘Cnmbr'dgo were my favorites,
f would like them to giveyp their
special brew of beer and then they
would leave Oxford so fnr behind
th a t they m ight not be seen.”
Tolerant On Fashions
On women’s fahions Commander
Booth is rem arkably tolerant, but
as regards sm uk’ng nnd
other
habits she is perfectly scathing.
F irst as to bobbed hair:
‘‘Frankly t am ra th e r pnrtinl to
bobbed hair. I was once really
bobbed myself cm account of illness
If you have ^ lot of hair which
gets entangled it is very nice t i
shake your hend in the morning
and. put it right."
"1 agree also*" she continued
"with short skirts, and vou see—
id
A I ? m a , r y ‘ “ moven*ent has been Kl; : ' ' n *
l / f of M n r t»'h Bf-’rynt
to reduce the cos(
"
J”
| an(, w^ i
destime* II,P.-.
JG
P'iNIfJ A N R are
^ deterred
Many >
outh*claimed,
ill t l l U L n l l U
frrm choosing a mate
,
,
.
,
V"i
l
,“
‘ -, 'new* ‘d.\ vwe
k
..
t;1<
1
l he expci llne-i- >l.e made oj
I btcause of the g re a t exneiise con- *
bedcr i !
i o < - u r ia n .i ,
| netted with the step. The bride- manufact a .- ,> -f the h o ls te r II,oi
ler K v a n g e l i n e H o o l n R,„om h has to defray .he heavy
t . up:.
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f "
Uuilit I sing Sponge expenses of ihe betri'.Ku' it temonk ‘
l,,s'■
British; Wouldn't “ '’V1
be usual presents. u f! ' " 1 w!:l'
,' *
Win*.*: i n / l Ite n r u w h' h “ 'e often very c n t l y . The l,ct«'.e tin ........
H e p r e -r i
*
‘
‘ bride's family spends a large am- ahirjur.g -<
1mint when the m arriage contract
Tests liave ! ecu under way f >:•
'
1
riN S ) — js sjgne,i t„ inspire the groom to the past tv... month- ami H erbert
Kvangiine
Booth make a still g re a te r display of K. Oakes. <■■ viand ship owner,
u m g tile i.rdish puldic wealth at '.he wedding, Thu Ma 7.un -ays ihe tlv • i 1 Va* proven satisto t'lml. .ilmiit.
who draws the c o n tra ct demands a factory.
It•••I••• l> aeons mi the
i located m England, bilge fee,
said to be extortionate shore a.-.u-t uii he operation of the
and tmd the help of u i times, (lifts and entertninmenU compasses. ,v!i\ freighters of the
. \ e would bring Pro- aild to the great cost. Many youths B .thlehrm
iV.n i>"itation
Coro EnglatnlVht no t i m e .’ are fi reed to go heavily in debt porntion and fr. • i l u r vesse 'i have
want to tie rieli," ah'* to defray the heavy expenses of agreed to c .’ r '.in new system a
prohibit ion
banish aci|tiiring a wife.
trial.
Tourists Will Be Given Aid
And Offered Headquarters
For Trips To Battle Sites
And Cemeteries Of France
'f
likelihood take place when the lad
' .Is seventeen or eighteen years old.
Dictator Chang Tso- Iin received
STATE AND COUNT
TAX BOOKS
NOW OPEN
For the payment of 1927 taxes
A discount of two percent is allowed fi
payment in November, and one percent
December.
When requesting tax bill always give
gal description of your property as shoi
by deed.
JNO. D. JINKINS,
Tax
C o lle c t o r S e m in o le Count'
In audience the Papal Delegate to
Bcmmi Deilllla Viatic/, has been ap*
pointed lo l lie potd of MlllMlI gen
crul of Nicaragua at New Orleans
tilic Is the br;i woman of her couti
try and mn of tin few women In
tbs wurl I to utrupy »ucli • high
diplomatic post.
Bankers’ Chiet
Made for one purpose
—to Promote pleasure
MontmartreMayBe
Gay Place But Air
Is Bad For Health
) Two Brothers Meet
j In Columbus After
l 35-Year Separation
COLUMBUS, Ga- Nov. 3 (INSI
(IN S )—A wandering tour of the
country of many years duration
. has'ended in this little city with
tbeluttcrance of four words:
a . '*Hello, George; Hello, James."
£-■ .'Two brothers old and bent he
ld Death the burden of their yean,
l greeted each other - here for the
t£- flr*t times In 35 yearn when James
r» Tf,Hlggin». 58, of Phoenix City,
t Ala., and George W, Cahal, 67, of
r Boar Springs, Tenn., met.
>''The difference in their last
? names is because of the fact that
^ following tho death of their mother
‘ Mrs, Clara Higgins, irv Nashville,
Tenn., the brothers, left-orphans,
*. were adopted, one by a resident of
NUehvilie and the other by a resit •dent of Cumberland City, Tenn.
V ttbortly afterwards they were
ten anted and neither bad heard
from the tither until their meeting
r here- '
/.D uring the past years, George
? Cahal has wanedered over the
country in search of his brother
i who has lived in Phoenix City
for a number of years. Recently
T- ho returned to Cumberland City,
E Tenn., learned the whereabouts of
Ilia brother' and without funds
b. - atarted on the long trip to Coium-
P A R IS .—M ontm artre may be the
g a y e s t spot in Paris, but it isn’t
the most healthful, according to
reports recently made to the Acad
em y of Sciences
by
Monsieur
Kohn-Brest on the results of care*
full experiments.
Monsieur Kohn-Hrest made tests
of tho a ir collected at u given sig
nal a little before el ven in the
morning when a slight westerlywind was blowing. One was made
ut the foot of the Kiffcl Tower,
three others ut 57,115
nnd -2S8
meters higher up. The analysis
made showed that the air contain
ed carbonic acid in the proportion
of 31 to every 100,000 a t the sum
mit. A nother te s t showed 22.5 at
the foot of the tow er and 30 nt the
top, which seems to prove that
there is much less carbon dioxide
nm| noxious gases u t the sidewalk
level than higher up.
The scientist concludes th a t a
kind of vault formed uhuut fifty
m eters up which collects all *he
smoke and impure fumes. This
vault cont'nues to
nt
least the
depth of eightv o r
n inety
feet
Thus he reasons th a t skysernperr
are not to be desired in Paris.
SMALLER COLLEGES
Ttionini It. Presto it Is slated fn(
• leriIon as the nest wrenidcut 'n|
the American llankera* Associutloii
at the Hotislott (Tex.) convent ion,
lie Is president of the Hsmtlioa
bank of Chattanooga, Telia
Camel is attuned to the mood
of the smoker who seeks pleasures rather than panaceas*
Offered as a cheer not as a cure*
4 Prominent Names
Missing After 1st
Round Golf Meet
i
DALLAS.'Tux., Nov. 3 (IN S)
—Sixteen o f the nation's loading
professional golfers sallied form
a t the Cedar Crest course today
to Compote in the aacond round m'
he National
Professional golf
tournament.
Four
prominent
names a re m issing from the li i
>l D> eligible to continue play for
the title, held by W alter llngen.
The wee Scott, Bohhy I'ruikihunk, is one of the q u arte t, havng been eliminated by A rth u r
tfanero, of New York, in u raveruil of form th a t saw a lead of I
ip go to the winds. Wild Hill Mehlmrn of Chicago, lost to W illi-**
Mein, of Hast KHiston, N. V., utui
lohnny Farrell fell before the
National Open champion, Tommy
t
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•
If all cigarettes were as good as Camel
you w ouldn’t hear anything about
special treatments to make cigarettes
good for the throat. Nothing takes the
place of choicz tobaccos.
Armour.
The fourth .Idg gun eliminated
was Albert Alcroft, who led Ha
gen through the first 18 holes of
qualifying piny. He w ent out, IJ
nnd 11, in the must crushing re
verse of the day a t the hands of
Morto Dutru, Tacoma.
The man with th e iev cold nerve,
W alter llngen, needed nil that *o
LEESBURG — Several citrus
packing ‘houses in Leesburg dis
trict opened for season.
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t jrjRTMfl
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We need not introduce or explain to the public, the values that the “Outlet” offers when they put on a Sale. Hut there is one thing we wish to make clear,
to the public; that every garment in this store is brand new, purchased for this event* l\v .Mrs. Robbins, during her recent buying trip to New York. In this sale we
have another convincing proof of the Outlet supremacy. Never have fall frocks been so irresistable, so lovely, so gloriously youthful. Never has there been
such attractive millinery, such dainty foot wear as we are offering on this occasion. We are making this a storewide sale, including every department, present
ing you with an opportunity_to find bargains of every description in this “Fall Opening Sale.”
«^ .
Ladies Silk Dresses
Mi-Lmly’s wardrobe is
incomplete
Silk all thi1 wav up in Pointex ami
square ll«*«*l and Mark Hot tom. All
shades
without
one of the new
Metalic Hats
The Ladies of Sanford
have waited a long
time to get such val
ues as The <hit let of
fers at this time.
Many more items not
listed here will be on
sale. Come early!
Fitly dozen Full Fashion Hose, f'hif
fpn and service weights. All shades.
A Few Chic Felt a in
various combination*
of Velvet, Silk ami vet-
Velvet Jackets
In the short length* that are in such
great demand this season. We have a
limited supply.
Black—Blue—Wine—Green-
$1.95 to 5.98
Shirts
Imported 1'nglisli Broadcloth. Guaranteed fast
color*, al so in while.
$1.50
Dress Shirts
!
Pajamas
PtT*J
Loundry-preof fabric.
$1.49 & $1.98
Shirts
White Broadduth Shirt*.
Mens Two Pocket Work
Shirts
Extra Special
Chinchilly coats,
some slip-overs and lumber-jacks for
the Mrs. and Miss.
Group
Satins - Cantons
Fiat Crepes
All wool Shakers.
In Plain and Adjustable
Styles
For Men and younff Men. '>
Mens Sport Sweaters
Silks and wool, also Jerseys and Vet
vets. One and two piece models.
and Lumber-Jacks
Athleti
$2.98 to 4.98
and up
Union Suits
t
Baronet Satin Slips
In colors Pink and White. A limited
supply. Only one to a customer.
Painters White
Exceptionally good values in highest
quality silks, and satin*. Very snappy
and rich looking.
It is hard to beleive that
such beautiful coats could
be offered so early in the ^
season at this low price.
Bloomers
Night Gowns
Handmade and hand embroidered. In
all sizes. Flesh and white.
Also Step-ins and Teds in
quality Rayon. All shades.
highest
Hcavily
Furred
Overalls
Washable
Pincheck
Pants
Topkis and other Standaril Make*
Uv-r U *
All Silk. All color*,
Dress Pants
Dress Pants
All Wool Serge ami
For Men and Young Men
• l* («• •<!*.IV
Men* New EatUm»U> *
Flannel
In *The
Newest
#
» V* i
Fall
Materials
And Colors
Shoes
Dressy Black Patents, Blondes and
Greys,
Oxford* for the
school
girl.
Low
heeled. Black and tan.
F* B. Robbins - Proprietor
$4.95 to 6.95
Mens Dress Shoes,
Light Tan.
Sanford* Fla.
Shoes
Men* tan and black Cnlf
akin Oxfords.
New Styles
Silk Lined
Neatest Pat
tern*
�IIE R A 1/D, T H im fllM Y , KOVEMRER 3, 1927,
Welcome Our Visitors
The Sanford Herald
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r i a y a t Stm fnr*. F lo r id *
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hm o f
M nrrh * I d T ,
T h e H e m Id. S n n f n r d ’a p l n u r c r n<*.»«.
i m ir e r , a n b a r r l h r a
»•» I b e I n i r r n n
l l r u l *N rn a S e r v ic e r e e e lt lii* frum
tb la
ou perl or
petaa
a r * n »l»tiil**»
r t » e « * » I h i m an nil n n r d a H n l l t f i n e r • m i a l l t h r le a illn * e v e n t a « f Ihe e n
t i r e n * r l d . T h e I.
S. I» r » p r r l i l l .
If
e r a rlrn f
In
F ln r ld n
nnd
Itm a n n e r a t h n n d l l n * « I W f n r n « l«
e,M h u n t r q n n l.
T * e | l l e r n l d l» a m . - m h r r « l t h e
A e d i t . I l i i r r n u n t ( ’. r r i i t n t
n i.
* I n t e r n a l Io n a I A a a n r l n t l n n
I'u h U a h e n d Ad* r r l l«er«, n n d \ d * e r l l » i n u
A a e n l a . vahleb
req u ire* eneh
I'u h .
H aber a m e m liu
In
a n lm ill
In
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tk a m |h
an iilt
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a n h a erlp tn m a
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a l l r l n j m a u i r l r m l i t l i n n n* n r l l ft*
h » R f a tlb iu liir M furlhm U .
THURSDAY. Nov. 3., 127
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
A PERSONAL EXHORTATION
—Blest the Lord, O my soul: and
■II th*t U within me, Ideas Hit
Holy Name, IVulm I(Kt; I.
From The Frying
As Brisbane Sees It
Pan
Last yenr manv northern people came to Snnford to Rat Week In England.
spend the winter. This your ninny more will come and many Th? Dull Of Jpnein.
of those here last winter will return, but one of them, a mid Elastic Henry Hord.
dle aged woman whom we happen to know will not come When The? Stent Enough
back io Sanford this winter or any other.
Ilf A rth u r l l r W m i r
O n i i . ' r ' f h t 11*37 h» S l u r
She was one of those who came here primarily for the
climate but incidentally Imping to make new acquaintances,
THIS IS “ ItAT ’
new friends. She found the climate in abundance, fresh tlri.nin. An unity
salubrious climate but unfortunately she was overlooked l'crrei* anil «!•*r:^ a*
by the local women as they made their calls. During the entire ,hr tugboat th*- Rri;
year in tlri.nh "ri
two months she was here not a single person called upon her 1101),000
rats wi re I
and the only friends she made were among the store clerks lists say tin'll* arc
■a Hmiiin
•••
as she did her shopping.
won't
help
nun'h.
IHow many more like In r there were we do not know.
i an easily n-pLice 1
Probably not manv. Sanford women are very hospitable, U year m' even ill
realize the value of making the tourist1feel at home in their
midst, and do enjov making friends of those who come to
visit us. Undoubtedlv this was an unusual case, but that does
not relieve its unfortunate aspect. The woman would
not be made anv the more hnppv to know that she was the
only one slighted.
So The Herald wishes to offer the suggestion, not only
to Sanford women?but also to the various civic organizations,
the Ilotary and Kiwnnis clubs and the Chamber of Commerce,
that some organized effort be ninde to meet our winter vis
itors and to entertain them. bet the women call on them
and let the clubs arrange golf tournaments and other forms of
entertainment, for them. Is>t them take the tourist hunting
and show him the best places to fish.
Only in this wav can we expect to build the tourist bus
iness to the point where it forms any considerable portion
of Sanford's income. It is readily acknowledged that farming
is the basis of this community and that wo have gone about
as far as we can go on farming alone. We must have other
sources of community income If we are to grow And prosper.
Then let's get ready for the tourist season and make the
most of it.
MOOD
I nm wenry of the world'* ways
And weary of my own.
I will go and seek the valleys
Wherd time is overthrown.
I will ncule the windy passe*
And lie down among the grasses
And forget the lad* and lasses
Who mHII know what I have known
To tha silver pipe* of morning
I ahalf dance upon a hill.
In the hush of Htarry midnight*
I ahalf listen and lie *till
From the forest I *hnl| borrow
-Scomfof yesterday und morrow
Scorn *of ecstacy and sorrow,
Scom iof wisdom and of will.
For ttjc murmujr of green branches
la A music known of old,
JLiko hand* they will caress me,
Like qing* they will entoftl,
.WJiilegthe year* flow by and leave
And’tKe days forget to greiva m«
And t ie mights no more bereave
Until all the tale Is told.
Shaemaa O’Sheel,
' *' In the Commonweal
Politics As An “Adventure
necnu.se she found politics “too dishonest,” Mi's. Lewis fu.,'
u^'pia
S. Thompson, member oi the Hepublican Notional Committee hi*iM|pM •"ti..
from New Jersey, has tendered her resignation. “Politics i** be* guarded i>v
a fine adventure " declares Mrs. Thompson, who says, "it of1
fendetl my common sense that men should not see that the
i,h'i u!mgm
tight methods of doing* t hings are tin* most practical in the nu.r-.r- *in
end.
Despite her action in resigning from Ihe committee. Mrs.
u 1IKN T,ll':v
J .(i. SHARON
Thompson is no pessimist, the Columbus Knquirer-Sun re'
Athirnejr-al-l.«»
minds us. "She does nut think.” says the (ienrgia paper. l,'l n,.....mu; wi
Will practice In *11 the court*
the political situation hopeless but she remarks wisely that human t*»'<inr me
Examination of Ah (trai ts o* Land
if one is to he justified in attacking an old and accepted h’
Title* given e*tH*el«! attuntiou
routine, one must have a new and workable substitute.” M rs.-"'1" " . ,
MiTiri: oi* s\l.F.
Thompson has many family obligations and has reached an j .^ i^ ’hiugiliph
age when she feels that she is unable to meet the situation
i . n m i.m
which requires no lit'lle amount of physical strength. The 1-unin*. i-np:»bit*
following paragraph taken from the letter*of resignation of
Mrs. Thompson is one well worth the consideration of the ,.,.TT| V,* ■
people of thl* country :
£,
i* a prescription for
Professional politicians play politics as a game yet shutting down. i
Colds. (irippe. Klu, Dengue,
without regard to the rules of common honesty so vi’tnl tu l*'nry l ""1
bilious Fever nnd Malaria,
any sport. In all political organizations there is conflict beIt kill* Ihe germ*.
tween those who feel that immediate success at any cost is
\vim
the most urgent nliligation of political workers, and those
who feel that unless hipest methods are used in political
campaigns1and principals of honest public service made of
paramount importance, there is real danger that Democrat
government as we liave demansU*ia«4-it-in-the*-Unite<» States HENRY FORD TELLS fWehds
will be counted a failure. To justify working for a party .hut (he great expenditure for
now tool* w»* not made merely
one must honestly feel that the success of that party will ad to
get ready for ihe new car. An
vance public welfare, give efficient government, and seat in entire recasting of hi* manufac
nigh places men of integrity and capacity."
turing equipment, will a* he ptltn
Dishonesty in politics has long been an evil with which i f '"make me eln-tie," able to pro
any long he wants, without
Americans have been forced to contend. The most harmful duce
rein gim Wing it* he ha* just done.
result of corrupt practices in polities is the burden which is
placed on the public.
Politicians' schemes and conspiracies
The owner of I.och Ar
may involve onlv each other, but the money which they seek
bor property is free from
must come from an unsuspecting public. * Crooked systems
provide ways and means for politicians to become rich, but
assessments—another ad
it’s the people who have to bear the costs.
vantage of this desirable
Obviously as long ns the public will permit it. corrupt
development. Look it over,
politics will continue to hold sway. Only when a thorough
investigate, judge it on its
ly aroused citizenship determines tn stamp it out can the
merits now.
public hope to get relief. Politics is a fine adventure, as
Mrs. Thompson has said, but when in the hands of unsmipulous men d fails to hold any thrill* for a public that has to
No Assessments
:housnnd intelligent people
ie Sanford Herald. It pay*
t'»* howling saved ten per
lite Atlantic family during
IFVan 111 wind, you know.
women have taken over
iyUon .j business. It scent*,
dar, with ull the men in
St.
clectlo v
1 is about to have an
l‘e don't Tcnow what it
i^but it seem* that) tuxhigh.
Colflntfl Roosevelt is certainly
pouring jt Into A1 Smith, but of
court* Roosevelt ia a Republican
s o no o n e * wilt take him seriously.
The big rnerchandWing concerns
! the country are planning to increusd tfteir advertising budget*
next yeag, What are you planning
to d o | Au*
rY
•*
j r- --------O------I Thl# i« |the month of Thanks
giving. Now. let's see. Wall,we understandlhe mop has been returned
to t h i
Hall, und we can be
thankfurTor that.
f to Miami Life, which i*
i a town where they are
‘about autnmnh'le ilium\ Inatiqn, "The Light That Failed"
. was Jusjf go ordinary tail light.
New Smyrna is planning a big
three* day Armistice Day celebrn*
L tlon with boat race* on the Nin.h.
I B y trie vmy are we going to have
som e,boat race* this winter? *
«•
I ft ^
--Til* long litigation over the will
of -DfcR Qroker is again up in
federal court. Why don't they
give hi* c* Ole buck tu the people
of N*v<V*rk City where it belong*
and Ik firtro ai that?
Anfa
Jier thing Will Rogers
‘ s«id was that Al Smith could go in-
: Indianapoli* seem* doomed to
' have ft wo mayors. Ira Holme* unr>
Claude N eg ley both claim to huvo
£been(duly eleeted'and, are each exL‘crel*lng the full prerogative* of
'' the mayor'* office. Thi* must cerb: thinly be a blow to Indianapolis
as Sanford ha* found one mayor
£■about all it could support.
In Loch Arbor
THE OLD SPANISH TRAIL
M ed iu m
15 miie*'**
Realty Co.
CONSTANTINOH.E POLICE
MEN ARE ordered to shave ihcir I
long iwurd* nnd look like Europ
ean*, Earn Agha oldest Turkish
policeman, past 100, refused to
obey and keeps hi* whiskersj Age
may save him.
Whep Pacer th« Great compelled
hi* Russian* to cut off their long
beard* it was a* though lv had or
dered them to cut off their head*.
Thousand* saved the beard* to he
buried with them, that they might
nt the day of judgment prove their
respectability.
the south's Gate City to the na
tion's metropolis, ‘ is expected ta
develop into one of the principal
flying routes in the country."
The communities thus co-operat
ing have shown good husinea*
sense a* well a* a sportsmanjy
spirit. They will profit, first and
hist- beyond measure from th.'ir
place r.n so important a line ol
atrial transportation. When plant
nre fulfilled it will be possible ti
send mail und express matter fro.n
New York by way of Atlnntn to
New Orleans and the Southwest
p.» well a* to Jacksonville ami
Florida points, lit time no doubt
passenger service also will oe
maintained. New vein* of com
merce, new nerve* of communit-a•ion, new impulses of enter
prise will thus be brought into
lu'ing, Just what the result* in
ATLANTA JOURNAL
business will be can no more b?
estimated nt this juncture than
the result* of the pioneering steam
It ap railways could be accurately forety-five m.*t in the early eighteen thirties,
or the There is a good reason to expect,
department by city co-working however, that they will mark a
with It’* surveyors." n* u result of commercial epoch,
which ’"ii ha* been able to cstabFortunate ttie cities that nre
ll*h field* at shorter
interval* ready \n share in rhu first fruit*
rhnn the usual thirty miles, with- of this enterprise; fortunate inout additional «o*t-l<Mha govern- deed the Gate City standing where
meat." This airway, reaching from the major routes meet. *
ATLANTA-NEW YORK RAILWAY
1
DeForest Sanford
ST. A lC U S T lN E RECORD
oic souls, ionul irfjsreit 1* being taken,
era. who
Somewhere in St. AugurJnc
■ountain* diere i* u marker vfhich wu* eridly dan- n V r l.10 '.k!"iKnute th® end of the
Liniw.i
^ ‘ Spanish Trail in this hivoiric
I min i of city of Florida, but there are few
only by people of this community who can
vcre plo* point it out in answer to a quesiit of a lion for information.
year a
ghway." prominent ‘visitor from San Diego,
Southern wht* follow'd the Old Spanish Tru'l
'nlifornin from hi* home city to Old Si.
Spanish Augustine, told a local citizen
•ontinent. that he wished to lay his hand o.i
Spnni.ih the marker which he undertood
St. Aug-1 desIgnaULl the eastern terminus
n Djego. *>f the O. S. T. And thu St. Augustine man, deeply chagrined,
being tiie hntl to ndmit hi* ignorance ami cal!
ltd Span- f«i help to locate the mnilter.
bich the
This is not n» it should be. The
eastward Old Spanish Trail ha* great rom-
I*1
u...
Sanford
' ' new est
' erf e c t i o n ,
Mortgage
Loans
Quick i
When you dotiro a
loan on improved bu»ln .il or rovidonlUl
proporty— with quick
•orvico — with our
own inipoctton and
no rod top# or long
delay*——take tba mat
ter up with u*.
Unlimited fund* now
available for loan* in
amount* of $2,000 to j
$ 100 ,0 0 0 .
See rr addre**
Our Igxrat Counsel
S, H. Dhfhtnn
Sanford. Fla.
mI
Btdg.
JACKSONVILLE
Steaks cook “right to your taste”
t
J * * 1' 1'- U'W,
young cabinet,
£ • '«H,r m,
J**
Suae,.
* b,,rn*„**
on the latest Perfection Stove!
Touch a match to the wick. Intense,
Perfection Stoves give best resuR*
gas-like heat pours up the long
for ail kinds of cooking — fryi
chim ney. Heat covers the e n t i r e
broiling, toasting, boiling, bakii-i*
cooking surface of skillet or broiler.
They burn kerosene, the safe fuel*
It’s not focused on one tiny spot.
Ask any dealer to demonstrate
That's why steak is al
New color combinations,
ways so well cooked on
many with porcelain en
Miss Rosa Michaelis
the newest Perfections.
says—
am el tops. P e rfe c tio n s
Only 10 minutes to fry
"<'trak cook* thorare priced from *7.35 fora
oughty, brown and
a steak 1 inch t hi ckl
one-burner stove to *13®
juicy, orvihe PerFor best results use a
for a five-burner rang*fc c tio n Stove."
flame with yellow tips 1x/s
M m Roia M ichaelii
Inches high above the
P e h fe c t io n S to vx CompanT
Art* OrItant
Alter**
—
blue area.
Ctokini E xpat
1 IJ C om U lxiui S - * B
1IZ3 Barmett I
Oil Stoves & Ovens
Oik.i• wti) ***** ntvH*.
�■•TjTTnw, ^UJIMBil. . _ '
TO'-’S f'r • •
‘* * s r 7 i'JL+\
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THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1927.
■ial A n d Personal Activities
Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 859-J
PAGE 1
Alathean Class Holds Miss Mary B. Walston Mrs. Orien Stenstrom
Enjoyable Meeting At HostessToMembersOf Entertains Members
The Church Tuesday Sunday School Class Baptist Church Circle
Joe Caldwell has returned from
a stay o f aeveral months at points
in T e x a s , .Canada, New York and
other places and is spending a few
days here with his parents Mr. ami
Mrs. D. D. Caldwell.
--------Mrs. William Walker, accon-.panicd by her sister Mrs. Heyward
F urm an of Charleston. S.
arrived here Monday and is the guest
of her d a u g h te r Mrs. St. Flair
White a t h e r home on West Firs*.
MILANE.
THEATRE
--------The Alathca Class of the F irst
1 hu lovely home of Miss Mary
A very enjoyable meeting of the
<«e is
Baptist
Church
niet Tuesday Bell,. Walston iii Dreamwolil was Nellie Turner Circle of the First
afternoon in the class rooms for the scene of a m erry party on
Blnnche Sweet Warner) Baxter
its regular business and social Tm silay evening wlwn she e n te r Baptist Church wns held Wednesand Mary McAllister
meeting, with Mrs, Volie Williams, tained members of the S. 0 . C. tiny afternoon at the home of M;*.
in
Class
of
the
F
irst
B
aptist
Sunday
Mrs. Huff and Mrs. Tony PitchOrien Stenstrom
in
Magnolia
“S Hi N E D ’*
School.
ford as hostesses.
Heights.
From the sto ry by
The rooms where the guests as
Potted plants and baskets of
The home was beautifully adAdeta
Rogers St. Jo h n
^orange cut flowers were placed sembled were decorated in daisies orned with quantities of cut flowami
other
yellow
cut
flowers
cm
."street.
Wndnce
" ainice Beety
Meet y ami
nod Raymond
lh.. ..monthly
...... . business meeting ! about the rooms, while the walls pha- zing the colors of yellow and **r* and ferns.
1HdHnn
aeMdirutl the
t k inipossHatton
atton hlUVt
h a w achieved
i
* lub W** held "n were decorated with black cats, gr'cn. The lights were shaded
Routine business was transact
[THURSDAY
ible
lo. They have made four come- p . i,s‘v i,f'ern<Hin. with Mrs. v itches and other suggestions of '" ill unique black cat shades and
ed under the luaderthip of Mrs. T •
the Hallowe’en season.
id inn
I ,,. j . k . Holtz will e n te r dies
.....................
es in a ro w 'and
each one is funnu* la:i)* presiding.
go. hn lanterns, which cast
a
There was a ■urge u’.tenance and
Mrs. .1. C.
Mitchell, ........
class presi
...........
... ...........
— weird glow over nil. The guests K Rtdl, who presided in the a b
■iiftical ten at 8 o'clock a t ier than its predecessor.
much
interest
manifested, as ead> dent, presided over the business wore a variety of costumes which sence <>f the chairman. Mrs. C.
In I'ark Avenue, for the
The latest nnnnsense opera of ................. .
A num ber of arti1 ,he Pipe Organ club, this in,m.tahle pair. "Now We're report was given, showing that session. The members of th<> class add.d much to the festiveness of F. Marshall.
le* were turned ill for the husk -t I
1,10 1
, .
tn the Air. will open a one day programs wen- h-ing carried o u t!'• h o are teaching in the Sunday the scene.
School were the honor guests nt
i* most cordially invit- enKa Kempnt nt t >u, Miiane Theatre as planned for the year.
Many delightful games were mil i.Vher important m atters were f
I ■
‘ -44 ... *
, i.'..:.i„..
Friday.
The reports of Mrs. Carrie (I. tbi'* meeting.
played and numerous contests i.iscussed
■ i ft
After all business had been weir indulged in. causing much
At the rnnchisinn of business a
Chapter Number two
Beery and Hatton exceed .my. Willis, finance chairman and Mrs.
»-«-U ]
Eastern S ta r will meet thing they ever done h -fore for John Meisch, treasurer, showed transuded, Mrs. F.stridge, program merrimen. The lights were turn- social hour was enjoyed and r<».
the financial affairs of the club hi chairman, took charge and the fol ed low and the guest* told ghost freshments nf individual pumpkin
tviock at the Masonic Paramount.
splendid nmdc jon.
pies and hot chocolate were aervlowing interesting program was stone*
They are shown as a couple of
At a late hour the hostess servby the hostess.
Mrs, It. A. Nevyman. member given
FRIDAY
boob aviators who become stub b.v
eil delicious refreshm ents consis
ship
chairman,
reported
I
t
new
•
i-itnis present were: Mrs J.
Group
of
readings
by
Miss
Ruth
Legion Auxiliary will wandering into a propellor test- *4M|4
the Martin; Reading by Frances J o h n ting id tuna fish salad, pineapple , j Waits, Mrs. F. W. Varil im.*
Hut
at
propellm* ,ne members who had passei)
Legion
4» mg
ing room where six -------"
snndwii
he*,
pit
kies,
saltines
and
ii
* Rny ! .. Adams. Mem her* pro
roaring .u an te and having their membership committee, uiul all son; vocal solo. Mrs. J. II. Col- tceii ti-.i
-mil
were Mr*. George Huff. Mrs.
' -Sneed will entertain Scotch highlander costumes blown are welcomed as new members of cough. A clever contest concluded
Tim-,- cm j o y i n g ( h i s delightful
the program.
■:’• «
r!l „f the Pluisanc" off them. Some one tosses them the club
evening wen- Mr- Sidney J- Nix K J Taylor. Mrs. R. K. Anderson
Mrs. .1 II Fob lough
*u‘4 r m
program
at II o’clock at
her a pair of flying suits and they ate
Following the program the host teach ,-1
Misses F ho'lolte Nix. Mi- II It Odhnm, Mrs. A. !•
1
i huirninn, reporteil that year book- esses served a salad course with F a....... I'tmk. Dorothea Lawson. Rosier, Mr* F G. Gannon, Mrs,
Katalina Avenue.
" ff1
.
lb
Rudd,
Mrs
L.
IS.
Bragg,
Mrs.
were
still
being
distributed
and
*
tt'uit punch.
firet Me Kae’s expresMistuk n identity
dominates
T i n 'm.i lew. Mary Badger Mary
L I Gum )i. Mrs. Ii. Johnson, Mrs.
■ill give a recital nt l the theme. It doe* not end with asked 'that an accurate list be ke*>t
Honor guests wcu : Mrs. J. T. Eula Kay, Fred Walston, Lucille I K. Roll, Mrs J. IV I losse.v, Mrs.
received Newby. Mrs. Fruiuis [], Bolt/, Bob Mildred Sloan. Dorothy Tor|he Junior High School, the comedians being mistaken f..*member - w ho had
. so there would be tm Mi’s Ntdne J. Nix and Mrs. W. E. l a '. Aline Walston, Ruth Martin. I' IV Wellborn. Mrs. A. F. M.
2 of the Methodist fliers, but Louise Brooks, the * a>lr
Leettdon Mrs J. G, Fierce- Mrs.
tn
I) meet at 2.30 o’clock i harm ing and beautiful leading overlapping.
Horn. Members present were Mrs. Dai-' Vppteb' and Marv Belle A I Kelly. Mrs It. F Whc.tle.
• . fk
Mrs. tieorge Fax ton, newly e1- lieoig,. Huff, Mrs. Volie Williams, Wal.'..„
|S. 0 . Shinhotser a t her woman, figutr* in the mistakes .
Mrs.
F
,
(i.
Methvin.
Mrs.
R.
F.
Dak Avenue.
•'he phiy* twin sisters, one i.eim ao ectcd (innnoun of the Literature Mrs, lony Pitchford, Mrs. D. D.
Penrifoy. Mrs. It T. Warren. M o
t — "X
l
of the
Methodist and one French. Wally loves the Department, succeeding Mrs. Anne Wellborn, Mrs. It. T. Warren, Mrs.
\. .1 Walker and Mis. Orien H
\
an
Ness
Brown,
reported
til."
I] meet at :! “ ’duck with tiern an girl and Bay tile French;
I. 1. Gooch, Mis. A. J. Walker,
Stens1111in
I; Camp nt the home of i their problem of teilir.g them apart piogram - m her denui-m ent were Mis.
B, Johnson, Mrs A. A.
v \ 1 jtif\
being
carried
uic
and
made
a:i“ Henley on Celery Ave- is a tough on(J an<l leads to m, ynd
Meneely. Mrs. G. S, Selmnn, Mrs.
inmnc-ment for the next program. J F. Mitchell, Mrs. K. J. Taylor,
of am azing situations.
iia i
The Music Department under Mrs. II. G. Methvin. Mrs. I. E. Ex■
*•Vin J3
ii. 1 of the Methodist
Beery ami Hatton ate fust herM o..-amin !.......
re ,itt , sis hem m ing
more
D. of the (lermarls. and then heroes the capuhlu leadership of Mrs. W. tridge, Mrs, A. F. Me Landon, Mrs.
recognized
that
the garden ut the
S.
lauik
announced
n
very
fine
1 o’clock.
t'f the French. Naturally
f . D. Forrester, Mrs. C. H, Pearce, rear , i a home i* a part of the
suen
'
Kvans Circle
Mrs. .1 II. Coli'Qurh, Mrs C. Cl. setting fo, the house, and not a
of the „go,,d. ’T_____
reakV ^donT hlstram l they 'T 0* ™ ' , " r, lt" ‘,r ,u\x!
na C?
rhurch will hold all day -■
find■ themselves before a firing• also » few ihanges, which will le Gannon, Mrs. F. B, Rudd. Mrs. L.
The Daughters uf Wesley Class
convenient dumping ground for
|(he home of Mrs. W, M, squad and between iht* devil and made public later.
L Biagg, Mrs. J. G. Fierce and
wood -i11■l rubbish, a convenient n; the Methodist Sunday School
In the absence of .Mrs. Waiver
West eighteenth St.
the deep blue sea.
„ !•*#
Folemun, chairman of the Social Mi> II. K. Kdwnrds.
place tm a clothes line and a g a r held u business and sucinl m eet
Itingcr ( (l-lll
irtle noiii
of ,the
after gag,
gag. sonic
some tried
tried and Department, the report and an*tiag
*11 after
bage pad. These are all necessary ing on Tuesday evening ut the
■Church
meet a t ."..I t r u e but iiciudy
nearly all new.
new, escort
------Churvh will nicct
were made by Mrs.
itrtA’ if
evil*, bni there are way* to rant- home of Mrs. Claude Herndon on
, Mrs. Brodie Williams this funny pair through their cellH Hawkins.
vice chairman.
oufluge |hem, and these ways will ' Magnolia Avenue,
l l i m d m l H o f I t e m s lh ;it will c a u s e a s t a m p e d e s o g r e a t
"
ulu"' w'wnDinu.. The story has ,.lrn, ll(,.
ma(U, f„ r a lovt.,v
J ’in
entei into Friday's discussion of
Exquisite pfnk radiance rose*
will lie this
| r. Williams will en- a rel reshing , escoihlum e t,, an ac- hn,,K
1> |wr|v
e m b e r U, and
bridge
party .W
November
am
the Gnnleii g iou*» in its Hi o'clock H nt their beauty and frag ra n te
mtnibers of the Book tuiil plot,
mttnbera
plot, something
sonnuhing not
lint oftet;
often „>i
.. ... ,,u:
i. ,ushould
, . n .be
all ........
reservations,
which
In decorating the rooms where
meeting uf the Yacht Club.
.* -jT i i;
ut
o'clock at her found in comedies. According to made early may be made by tele
the guests assembled.
>
.U X*
(
Florida,
of
all
places
should
he
the records, Monte Brice, Keene phoning Mrs. R. J. Holly- Sr.
h ’stal Lake,
The members of Miss M argaret enjoyed m it* out-of-doors, nnd
*
-•afl
Mr*.
E.
H.
I
.alley,
class
presi
-1
hub will meet nt 10 Thompson and Tom J Geraghy are
•• ■
Mrs. Henry Wight, chairm an of McRae's expression class will give there ale griait possibilities for i* dent, presided over the business
•
A
*
<
responsible for this anomaly.
| the Yacht Club.
the Welfan Depai’-nient, made a a recital h r d a y afternoon u* 4 privacy . "hn.li is desirable both for session. A hiAnry of the clas-r
] SATURDAY
* The work of the east is consis splendid talk, giving the club pro- “'thick at the Junior High School
family life, and for casual e n te r wns given by Mrs. E. N. Scott, a f
Malcolm W a tt e grum for her next meeting, which auditorium. The following pro
story 'l i o u r a'.' in tently capable.
taining, in the space at the re a r of ter which the members intrtslnred
•
is
the
enemy
spy
who
does
the
|hc Library.
will be the study of taxation and kiani will be presented:
. ,o i^
the ord.ii.ii' city lot. Last Spring themselves and told how long they
matinee a t 10 o'clock villainous work, Russell Simpson finance*. The subjects have Ik*ch
"The Moo Cow Moo," Nancy the Garden F|q|> offered prize* for had -lived in Sanford.
re Theatre,
is the Scotch lord who hires the assigned to vvell posted
women Rossjter.
,
the be*i_uan garden, |n. he inspectA fter ull business had been dis
team as servants, and others are who can discuss ‘.he subjects inj MONDAY
"Try It", Floyd Walston.
evPiiiTd judged the week of the posed of, an enjoyable social
Emile
(’hatitard
and
Duke
Martin,
tan Flub will mrc*. it
teIHgenlly and a most interesting
"Work and Play.1' Eleanor Walt, Flow n Show in March, and it is hour followed, A number of v*vt*l
at the home of Mrs. Frank S trayer directed.
meeting is anticipated. Mrs. Wight
"A Game of Tag", Frances not yet ton la’.e lo begin and deve- and instrumental selections were
Itchell on Oak Avenue.
ZT ,_ ^ ~ 7 ~
,
also spoke of the S aturday morn- Johnson.
, 0*1 - -<*
lop a. gulden worthy of rei-ogni- given and later refreshments of a
iGuili! of Holy Cross H / \ Y
K l l l m t * A n l l l l ing matinee for the children that
"What tin
Puppy A te”, Sybil til)a
frozen
fruit
sulail,
saltines
and
n i l A / l l im . P|)inK sponsored hy the mdv- Boyd.
hurch will meet sit -l L V A u u i i u a
The member* are requested to . coffee were served by the hos'.essParish House,
HI
R n m ri T n iV n T n F ilm
' nbr picture committee of the Wei"Do You Believe In F a iries?" enter flower airangem ents fu r ie s , Mrs. Clnude Herndon and Mr*,
an A
pfo (iirls will meet a t
A D ’n i F D «■ ***** ,fu ie Department and urged a large Dorothy Mitchell.
t
i
p
prize
to
Isawarded
Friday,
|
E.
H.
fainey.
There
were
I
I
memit the Methodist
Q u r n p f P l f * f 111*0 attendance of club women.
" lu ll Get Up", Lois Britt.
.i i ' - S
and there are no restrictions a* to bers attending this meeting,
ei. All members are l l t > Y k J V T C t l 1 lx- l l l l t |
L. M. Galloway, d u b pari-. ‘ Mother's Glasses", Mary Fr.in- the entries flowers from anyheml.
--------Inmemanan, announced th a t she «•* Andrews.
whore- any suit nf any arrange
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will hold Fortnight
the exhibitor attached in a sealed
at 3 o'clock with
envelope. Mr*. Galloway’s d istri
lm Moure Scott, Mrs.
bution committee will attend to
lolly anti Mrs. Howard
these being sent to sicl: and s o r
Ihnstpsses.
m tnougnt ti and continuing tnrougn numiav,
leanor Hickson.
rowing ipeople, and she will welCircle will meet nt wu,s tlx* real thin?.
This is the which i» bcini; put on all over the
The Lost Purse", Jewel Turner.
Ik at the honiu of Mrs. town erected for John Griffith country by the Educational Soci“i
"How to Tell Time” , Evelyn note suggestions th a t will help
her _____
in distribution.
W ray’s
production,
"Singed,” ty of America, and is being spin- Porter.
_
i of '.he.Baptist Church featuring Blanche Sweet and W a r - | aored In Florida by the Parent
Dressing
Dp.
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Hu
Maude
WillA^rsT^GnaIdei*noge^r
lat 7:30 o’clock at the ner Buvten, which comes today to Teachers Association and Florida ja n t s
the Millin’* Theatre.
Federation of Woman’s Flub*.
“ Philosophy", David Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blount have
Class of the Preshyter(lit each side of a long, tortuous
The m a tter was referred to Mis* ■Thn U tile Volvo S uit” , Norn retuned to their home UN Waynes
l will hold social meet- street, sloopy from recent rain*, M argaret Young, chairman of edu- Powell.
boro, Gn., after a pleasant visit
b o'clock a t the ehureh. were the mushroom shucks, tenU icutiou In the Welfare Department,
"The Scoffer",
Blanche Cun- here with their daughters. Mrs.
WEDNESDAY
and canvas huts that characterise , At the conclusion of business the nlngham.
Jack Hewitt and Mrs. Henry Purjirner Circle of the First every oil-boom town in Oklahoma entei'Jiinment feuture of the afdon.
lurch will meet at 3:30 or any other state. In Oklahoma ternoon was in the hands of thu
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chit'-emlen hnv •
George A. Del'ottos and Dr.
ph Mrs. K. J . Taylor, the overnight towns are somewhat Literature Department.
returned
home
from
St.
P
eters
Ralph
Stevens left Thursday on
firs t Street.
Those who witnessed the clever burg where they attended a m eet th** DeC’ottes yacht f o r Jackson
more flamboyant owing to bizarre
and picturesque effects gained one-act dram a put on by Vhi* de ing of the American Legion.
ville where they will avtend the
through ihe garb r f the Indians, partment feel th a t a real “ Little
G eorgin.Florida football game on
Theater
Movement" is under way
men, women and children.
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Mrs. C. H. Perry of Bowling Saturday.
Kerosene street lamps and gas in Sanford.
_ „ Green, Ky., arrived Thursday to
lights gave a tell-tale touch of the
The. play "Thursday Evening , spend the winter with her son nnd
Word ha* been received here of
Sr,
newness of the town, while the was a delightful domestic comedy daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. R, J„ the death of Ross Young, who died j
‘‘Sputl-In-E'»ts." " Frisco D a n V . b v Chriavopher Mortey. It portray- Ckristenberry.
Saturday at Sun Antonio. Tex is |
ig the cordial hospital- and "The IUgfown Social Club"— ed an eventful evening in the Me
a
fte r a lingering illness.
Mr.
hostess in every way. operated hy Blanche Sweet in the of a young business man and nis
Mr. und Mrs. Hen (’untwell left Young was a nephew of Mrs. J-ie
v*ly bridge p arty given role of Dolly Wall, nnd her partner wife. On this Thursday evening
afternon hy Mrs. Jack Jim, delineated by Alfred Allen, they lire visited by both mothers- Thursday 'l»y mn'.or for Jackson Hnrrnld of this city, and was a
York
ier home in the Holly add to the picture, lending their in-law, and it is the maid’* even- ville where they will spend ’the star player of the New
The guests wqstp the own stories to the hurried manner ing out. These spoiled young peo- week-end as the guests nf Mr. und Giants basehull team.
t
\ the Wednesday Bridge of building to meet the demands pie quarrel while engaged in 'h e
in extra table o f playerg. of the moment.
after dinner clearing up. hut are
f zinnias and other o u t
Then th ere’s the quaint, make- reconciled . by the clever ruse *>F
ers were placed with
,
AS INTRODUCED for fall, 1927. A ulliterffect about the room# shift drug stor, the hot-dog stand*, th« two mothers,
the huge red barn-llke structure
Herman
Morrisas Gor.Ion
curd tables had been aring array of everything that Is new in
with the Simple label. "Beds" und Johns, the young husband, with
plnv,
gloves,
hags, belts, umbrellas^ flowers and
the candy vendor with his toy his natursl easy InterprtxaUi.n •ol
conclusion of the fifth
buloon
for
the
Italian
children—
'.he
part
brought
put
both
ithosiery.
Charming requisites' to new fall
n. scores were counted
all
of
it,
so
realistic
it
wns
difficult
comedy
and
tenderness
delightf,
k
la
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costumes!
Jtize a yellow flower
inset was awarded Mrs. to believe it was not in* very* truth fully.
M
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f a n a i i e i,M
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m iDonald,
w iw iu t a
Miss
Nanette
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- « an oil-bo«im town instead o f a mo- spoiled,
W m ” girlish wife, who was
tion
picture
"set.”
e liridge accessories hut!
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angered by Gordon’s
1fretted
* “ ’ and ange
rcd and the tables spread
y embroidered luncheon
Hostess served chicken
saltines and coffee,
c the cordial hospitalTurner ns the mothers-in-law gave
Hewitt were: Mrs. Tom
highly nf.latlc p**rtrayals of their
Henry Purdon, Mrs.
Mrs. A. W, Epps,
T h - lov.ly h..mutM r,. M. S . !
^
» « Hunt, Mrs. K. H.
»• Mrs. John W. Meisch
i- B, Law son Mrs. CharMr«. Ed Ruwsonn, Mrs.
with and Mrs. Howard
Cluh’
...
,
Much of the credit for the sucHibiseus, yellow daisies and
h#
um wa# ,juc to
other fall blossoms were e jro b m « l; J j J able (Jire‘ction o{ Mr„. R. A.
and used with nrtistic effect, »*• ... .
centuating the color scheme of
n^xt j r* matic event will be
yellow, red and green.
American comedy "Where Hut
The luneheon tablo was centered an
. a„ .
0w .>r jj Wolff,
»y afternoon the P ar- with a low bowl of cut flower*
^
t he regular
Association of the
.
School held He regPa by Feet Go Pitter Patter ‘
My Blue Hravun (
My Daddy—Fox Trot
,l,ng n* the Seminole
fCroM My Floor)
With Vocal Retrain.
o| on Frenrh
Art You Thinking of Me
rr,„ rh
Avenue,
The Troubadoura .Damning Th* Duncan Siatarm .-u
To-night?
GENE AUSTIN
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S f t S d« n " S 2 i « » i s ' e a r . «Vr on odn,,..lon
No. 2096.1, 19-inch
At the Theatre —Part I
No, 20961, 10-inch
S W I l T 'a J S
the . . .be
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A Shady Tree—Waltz
found th a t Mrs. Hal Wight 3ano
mv
A t the Theatre—P a r t 2
Dancing Tambourine
*>d*nt of the local as- Mrs. Braxton L Perkins were was *
hal' ^
S ru ff,
With Vocal Refrain
Fox Trot
Wve an enjoyable nc- holders of highest scores.
Sir* R A.
With Accorijlan
Covers
were
laid
for
Mrs.
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Mr*
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« .r’ct meeting re, ton
Phil Baker
Paul Whiteman
. ,
Ilaby Feet Go Pitter-Patter
SKY Bcrappers, these two—zooming down to
P e r k i n , Mrs.
M rs , Walter
Walter ColeCo e \\ ineiun
- s o n ana
a n d "*r*M s- u.
J- -B. Cogburn
■"
Dtlando,
tnn L Perkins.
»* Orlando.
and Ilia Orcheatnt ' A
Fox Trot With Vocal Chorum
No. 20970. 10-Inch
rwhments were served man. Mrs. A. W. Fltte. Mrs. H a l , served
from
a laugh landing. Nose dives and parachute
• m” *
hy Mrs. Wight. Mrs. Charles L. Britt, Mrs- were a
J? w ^ d people
leaps guaranteed to make any self-respect
' M7 - Charles P Vtn- David Cahlwell. Mrs. E. II. Ash- Orlando as well as Sanford pe* pi
ing aviator green with envy.
ir*F- Huddleston.
c r a ft and Mrs. Elton Moughton.
pre sen t.___________ ____
'ocial
\alendar
W allace Beeryand
RaymondHattonTo
Be In Miiane Film
Woman’s Club
Notes
TODAY
•V:en<
link
THE FINAL
CURTAIN
Will Be Drawn
SATURDAY
NIGHT
~
On
BAUMELS
Rear Harden Planting
Will lie Discussed At
Garden Club Meeting Daughters Of Wesley
Entertained Tuesday
NightByMrs.Herndon
Expression Pupils Of
Miss McRae WillGive
Recital Next Friday
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lack Hewitt Is
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Wednesday Club
New Versions of the
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By Mrs. M. S. Wiggins
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Wednesday Morning
Chamois *
Gloves
Grey and Tan
,$ 3.50 - $ 5.00
$ 1 2 5 . $ 1. 50 ;
I Full Fashion
• Pointed Heel
Hose
Lovely Cluster
Boutonnieres
$ 1.75 - $2.50
School Parents
chers Hold Meet
--
Hand Bags
of Suede
'"Tt SSSJZA *St-
$-75 to $ 1.50 j
New Victor Records Out Friday
* mass«
•
" "HOW WERE 4Sc AIR'
T M(J«re Scott and
Mr. and Mm. Fred R. Wilson
J J** j h J ^ d . S ' I T S # gue“ *
J v * ,\-«nglev motor- motored Wednesday to Tampa ts visitInr n th.er ' ltyp , *Rlh^ itUo
» ^ O r l a ntJo where whero th e y ^ .te n d e d the funeral of of hH aunG
a t her home op French Avenue.
Miiane Theatre-Friday
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�DAY, NOVEMBER S, 1627.
NATIONALPARTY5
MEN SEEK TO Professional Gol f
re PPii'Pi RiiW'FflR ENJOIN CITY IN Tourney Advances
ri r S
ui f i PAYING HUTTON Toward Final Play
ELECTION IN 1928
(Continued From Page 1)
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CUB,
City Rf Sanford, that said demand <INS>
Party Convention To He Held
In
ChicnifoOn
May Ifi,,»1928
*'arran,s we,re "nt to 1,0 tp.r” en*^|
a
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for payment because the said *n'
According Vo I Ians Hoinjf Seminole County Hunk hatl use I to
Made By President Zahnd fo r other purposes th e moneys dc- ‘o'*'1'1
Walker, One Of Stars
l Of 1926 Team, Will
Return T o Game unsi
\ After Long Absence 2000."
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tional
New Formations :/S!J
n To Be Tried
Out date
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.
SanfordTeamFavored „frilj!lc
t To Win But Teamls •«*>*■
* Not Over Confident anxim
*A final signal practice this a f
ternoon and the perfection of a
ndw formation will set Sunfurd
High School's grid warriors for
the W inter Garden gam e here to
morrow afternoon a t 2 :4ft o’clock
Mi Municipal Athletic Field.
Walker, one of last y e a r’s hackfield m ainstays, who has been
k4p\. out of this y ea r’s games so
f a r by' Scholastic difficulties, will
s ta r t in tom orrow ’s agnie, Coach
Walchall announced today. •
--------posited with it.
APOLIS, lnd. N’ov 2 —
“ That the-Seminole County Bank ■
he National Party, now was unable to pay the said demand ’ '•
following of more than w a rra n ts issued to and hold by r !'
oters, will hold its na- w ithout great em barrassm ent to
’ r !1
tntion in Chicago on the said Bank and without tn«\‘ow- ' s ;",r j'
!>2S, according to John ing large sums of money with *'M
Indianoplis, national which to pay the said demand war- (| 11
f the new party. Zahnd ra n ts issued hv the City of San- . j.
rty 's presidential candi- ford, although the C'fty of Sanford, 1
24.
Florida, had deposited with the
, 1‘
was selected heeausi? said Bank stiffieient funds out of e ’ l ’l:l
rnl location and it sup- which the saiil demand w arrants
cut ton facilities Z a h n d ‘could and should have been put I
'''f
lit and St. Louis were by the Bank.
"' .
land the convention uc- ; " T h at the said ri.m lm t of the
Zahnd and had extend- said Hutton Construction
Com- ' ‘nM'p|
trnctivo invitations.
pony, through its president, M. It. f , llt,^
ional Party was organ- Hutton- was m fact a cttnspiraey
nation campaign in IU28 y,, .lefrnud the City of Sunfoni,
.
■eting of its executive F loi..li, for hail the first demand
here July *1 and a, A t w a rra n t issued by the City o,
g the party drew up the SunTi rd, Florida, tu the said Util " ’
dalform :
"un Constrm linn Company on
The Plalform
April II, l'.»*27, and the subsei|uent J"
Money is intended pri- demand warrants, been presented
a medium of exchange ; fm* payment promptly
to said
ts functioning freely as Hunk would either have decline I
1
ids a healthy growth of to pn-. the aid dciuunll warruni
" ' *""
. We demand that t l u , in wide It even *.Iie''44ty'\«f Satiionl. 1,1,111 *
I
tit
llto
I Im lrn l
I ini.
Stoinofif a t full.
Tatterson and
H a gan, the
backfield’s heavies,
will be throw n into the fray, poslibljr in the wound quarter* to re
lieve W alker and Maxwell.
All the old re g ulars will be in
th e Una with Hansel! a t center,
Ball and Symes a t rig h t and left
guard s. Miller and Yancey ut
H g h t and left tackles, and Kdenfield and Stanley a t Oie ends.
-•.The Sanford boys arc favored
to win tomorrow, but which Coach
Weichell has been w orking against
t U overconfidence which hamper*
ed th e Celery-Feds ag a in s t St.
Cloud’s Inferior team. W inter G ar
den loot to Mount Verde, 0 to I),
wHIle-Sanford swamped the Moun
taineer*, :24 vo 0.
Plank 2— T aking the full rent of
land for public purposes Insures the
fullest and best use of ull land. In
cities this Would mean more homes
and more places to do business. In
rura! communities it would mean
the freedom of the farm er from
land m ortgages and guarantee him
full possesison of his product nt n
small land rental to the govern
m ent without payment of taxes.
Plank *1— Aa a preventative of
war we favor the conscription withatl»;'M ount Verde"'and" St.' Cloud > u t compensation uf property as
t* vbajr credit and a flue defeat. W1,11 i,H l,ves for the defense of the
MTt« 10, by Orlando as the only n*$jon*
black *pot against them, the Sanford boys will be pointing toward
a possible myvhical championship
If they best Winter Garden toroem oif
‘ UnUsa Coach Weieholl’s negotlations for a game here on Arm isHoe Day with the Stetson Ruts
domes through, this win be the
C o l tr y - F e d . la s t game on their
lfc«n* field. The Sttteon yuarlingW a a s tto n k team and a game
Hege should draw a big holiday
.
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should convi'no one mnnih -illor
election. Wo favor the civil serv
ice of alt iigencie.-> uf the ox eutlve
hram-h of our government. *E>|iial
rights for women.
Plank ir—To fu rther etooomio
progress wo belii ve in govt romoot
control of tkc orderly cinoliict of
interstate drainage.
"Confident in the justice of o n
cause we urge everyone to tinii*
with us to the end th a t we may po
into effect legislation tlml wil
make this nation in spirit und ir
tru th a govrnment of the people.’
read Zahnd's appeal to all vot
a f te r the meeting of he execuivi
committee here.
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lilt VO be *li ' ii
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b e
something about Crown
G aso lin e th a t causes
th e majority of motorists
t o d e m a n d it. T h a t
something is simply the
rigftt c o m b in a tio n of
q u a litie s n e e d e d fo r
perfect motor operation.
THE
ArchiUtt
First Nat'l. Bank |
Sanford,
KEEP THISyj
YOU It I’HOX
WANTED
Couple To Marry
in Public
List of Memberso|
and Nurses Ktd
Dr. It. E. St event
Dr. S. I’ult'slmi
Dr. .1. N. Tolar
Dr. C. !,. Park
Dr. A. \V. Knox
Dr. C. P, Vincent
Dr. VV. E. Langley
Dr. J. T. Denton
Dr. A. F. Thomas
Dr. CL S. Selmun
Colored Doth
Dr, O, A. Prince
Dr. CL II. Starke
Dentist
I)r. E. D. Strickland
Undertakm
Miller & Ericksoa
.T. K. CJramlingCol
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INCO R PO RATE D IN.KENTUCKY
Au t o m
BOSTON. N0V t
Jack Slattery. VfU]
and a prominent fjp
hall / o r the past 20
m anage the 1028 |]0l
In selecting Slattery,
sor to Dave Bancroft
uger of the team.
Fuchs considered nu»
en cnrdiilates for t]
eluding Tri* Speaker
fer arm others of »
a nee.
BOYS’ CRAVENETTED 517/73
h
Standard Oil Company
T /V * P *
SLATTERY
,
Flank 4— Wo favor the replaceprivate charity by the
governm ent recognizing Us duty
l " the helpless by means of old
age pensions, the elimination of
child labor, and the caring for dis.
and needy of all ages.
Vhra n ?p E l a t i o n Laws
P I a n k , 6 - T o restore the power of
governm ent to the people we favor
the repeal of unjust election laws
t h* t b a r m inority parties from the
ba!l°t. The election of the P re d dent and Vice-President by direct
Vote of the nenpic. T h n t Congress
m u s t
m helped him to his corner.
oCook ha,! a slight shade in the
A first, They opened sparring. Croshv
W gut in a right g o n e into a clinch
and Cook pushed one through. They
mixed nrd Cook got C o s b y on the
j nr.j«
They both came out fighting in
the second. They mixed and clinch
i I and * rushy drove Cook to the
ropes, Crosby got in a good right
to Cook s neck and then a left and
-Q, glit. Cook put in a light left am
then four to Crosby’s head. Cook
Carson Cook. Sanford's favorite was missing when Crosby dropped
“Oft. came up out of ap p a re n t de- | into u crouch.
■•at last night and knacker) out
Crosby's slipped down at the
l\ I Crosby, of S p artan b u rg , with opening „f tin* third. He bored in
:i hurt, vicious right to the jaw in and dro\e Cook to the ropes with
'hi ninth round of their scheduled lifts ami lights. ( ntik joled Crosby,
lo-iottnd hoot at Municipal A th who ionic hack with a right. Crocletic Field in the first of tin* '•> missed hoi flushed on in. t'ros
American Legion lirtiiu ami Bugle by's i i 'UicIi puzzled Cook.
C o in s ’ lig h t shows.
Crushv v as still holing in the
'I Free hundred Sanford fight* fourth. They slugged around the
fs.ns cheered Cook through six ring a,i I the ■rnwd cheered. Crmtby
ioiiii J v in which Crosby seemed lo
wa> pushing the fight, und- getting
t.e luting Cook ulinict at will. Mo-:i
:ii I, li- ,a.il then lefts mid i1gh*-;
■f the fans enthusiasm wa.i gone
He got hi a good right to Cook's
i.hi a Cook’s light, flashing aud- wind and then another. They were
ih nly in and out with renewed slugging at the hell.
vigor, Iirouglit them to their feet in
<'tushy wa pushing us the fifth
a frenzy* of applause.
Cool 's two humni'T rights t “ opened, tool, was m iming and
C m shy’s head in the middle of the Crosby was hitting him us Conk
icven th turned the tide aga inst came in. t ook got in one left. The
Crosby. On the eighth Cook's right round was i 'n ,s h y ’s by a shade.
They sparred when the sixth
flashed over again am i again. A t
one place he rocked Cqul: with sev opened. Cfusby led and they clinch
en rights to the head without ta k ed. Crosby got in lefts and rights,
ing a blow from the S p a rta n b u rg anil rocked funk. Crosby pushed
hoy.
over right going into clinch. Cook
When, the ninth opened they put net r a left to Crosby’s chin.
i spurred cautiously. Both swung Crosby slit muted in hut ’Cook came
and missed. Cook came in with a hack. I hey both appeared tired,
left und right anil followed with a fook dropped in a ii-fl us the hell
1 -lulling light and then another L< rang.
Crosby's head. Conk missed one und
The semi-final
between Kid
Crosby got in his last punch. Cook Bosto, nf W inter-Park, ami J u s t
snapped up a short right to Cros Fred, from Washington, was a
by's jaw and the kid w ent down i ,k.ughtcr. In the third round when
; and stayed down until his seconds 1 Fred's face was red with blood
n
U.
,JL H E R E
CarsonCookScores
Knockout Over Kid
Crosby Last Night
from :i cut on !ii« nose, his second
threw in the towel. Bosto a p p e a r
ed to he in good shape, good
enough for a better man than the
Wilmington hoy ptovcd to-be.
' After knocking each o th er down
for a count of nine in the third
road c blonde boy nanu-d Young
M l . \y hocked out
Battling Boh
with a right to the mid-section. The
hoys appeared evenly matched up
to then, with Murphy having n
shade the better of it. Batling Boh
| weighed V.U and Murhy 130.
In lho opencrH six Cylinder and
Johnny Hopkins, and Kid Jerry
and Arnold, fought four bouts to
draws.
Young Wallace, the referee of
<af!j night's main bout, will he the
MUNICIPAL
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JACKSON VILLI
$25.00
Suits for
�THURSDAY, NO
(I Business Service)
Iti— Houses For Rent
Ml’ILDIN'G Bl.OCKd
irrigation
t m o s nrul general cement work FOR
>lirac.‘*f Concrete Co. J. E. Ternx
wRlcge.'. l ’roy. 3rd and Eln..
Phon
Wilson’s Successor a'iviu:
tf n .* . i. ..fc
j.L’MIiCK end comrlete one o r ____
building material. Low
price*. FOR
Security LuinOer Co.. “ Where Good
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G ra d ’s Conie F r o m ’ Maple
and m - i
Sixth. Fhoiie 797.
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| cry attractive two
icf. hot w ater and
with garage. ' 212
Help Wanted Female
\\ A N T E D — Experience sale ladies
ladies ready to wear. Only expc n r need need to apply. The Fadiion, 101 Sanford Ave.
a d v er t ise r s
irald
representative
, familuir with rates
J classification
will
complete information.
I wish, they will assist
i.rdmg your want nd
it more effective.
•> Room Riingaln
Have opening for two more young
l oti, s to learn to run the Linotype
SWIM! Per Month
machine, h our months course free.
We will assist you to get good job
Attractive stuc
bungalow, on
when competent. Good operators
make from $10 to $75 per week, if corner m Sanf.ud Heights. Electric
interested apply C. A. Haines at range and water heater included
Shower huth. Owner living in North
Herald Of .'ice.
t a m !ina and desires responsible
party to occupy his home in San
Prompt - Efficient
Servi ce
,nd Found
ti «id Graham
trucks
A Slrcet. Phone 5.
i COWAN CO. Auto
ind sheet metal works.
Ave. Phone 71G-W.
k)RD I1UICK CO,
b Magonlia Ave.
Retie Jfii'.
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Phone 157
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during November ami December. Morn-J
ing Class 10 to 12; Afternoon Class, 2:30 to
4:30:
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Lamp Shades of the new Paper Appljty
(pic work, also Parchment and Silk SiutclQi
making* and Painting, in Oils and Water
color. Textile Painting of Scarfs, etc.,
Enameling of Glass Novelties; Cast Ivovn
Painting, includes Door Stops, Book Ent]^'
Garden Dccoi ations, Tie Backs, etc.
Lustre work on Keramics.
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Students furnish own materials, can bd
purchased thru Studio or thru pei*fePh»f
ourchase.
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■ Classes limited to Ten in number.
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7—Situation *Wanted
Six Lessons for Five Dollars, Terms in■«
advance.
PHONK MRS. X V . 13. WATSON, 841J. lA
ORDERS TAKEN FOR ORIGINAL .■•"
GIFTS
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R u b Vicks o n t h r o a t
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11—Mistellaneous
FOR RENT: Small col
Magnolia Avenue just
Central Street. $25.00
For i,uick sale. One free ticket to box 123 cate 1’he Herald
the .Milano Theatre. Miss Alice
Vihlin please call at The Herald
f,,r. rent, 1 105 W. 1st St
n t t tr e . y ,
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works
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GAR AWNINGS. Auto Awning
Co. 11 Bull Bldg,
Nort i
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Soot1
12—Wanted
her vice
15—Apartment For Rent
ave*r l'DR J^EN P -T h ree room furnDh
ovf*r
ed apartm ent. Convenient. ReaMinable, Sit) Oak Ave.
■
Boat-Races
■III. to fur *
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SPECIAL
Ivi8i thrill'**
Nnrrll!Ux.'l 1-2 Cords
$5.50
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1 • •>. »• H*inIIi 7 ?1
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..6.95
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310x5 1-2 Cray Tula’s 1.25
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510x5 1-2 Red Tubes 1.45
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Cias 21c., Greasing; 75c
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19— Houses For Sale
$75.00 Cash, $75.00 monthly, in*
---------1 eluding interest will buy five
oil for several weeks room bungalow in well located sec*
with or without ilriv- tinn of Sanford. Owner out of the
to a fte r 7 I1. M. 775. city and will sell on these easy
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--------T7‘——— • term s on that account. House hns
14—Rooms Without Board
kitchen with electric range and
large livmff room; dining room,
FOR R EN T— -and !l furnished wafer heater, two la;d rooms, bath
housekeeping rooms. $15.00 and with shower, l.irge front and rear
$25.00 monthly. Alt convicnccj. porches. located on c o m er lot.
-tot Corner 5th and Palmetto. Ave. Good neighborhood, high elevation,
-------------------------------------------------- end growing section. Willig to
FOR KENT— NICELY furnished sell for less than property cost.
bedrooms, in private home, phono Here is un opportunity for some
85.
person. The house is loeuted a t 2J00
-------------------------- ----------- —
Palmetto Avenue. Go look it over
FOR KENT— Sleeping room with and then as k for Mr. Berg at The
use of garage. All conveniences, Herald Office,
tahle board and town close in- rent
$50 per month. Seminole Ave. on * ' “
T7 ~ ~
shores Lake Mary, Fla.
Phone 0,lc ^ O c e l o t . 2 house* and gar-
Over 21 Miuiqm J a r $ UstoYEAWLY
AN- ,
1 plight piano in TEN Room house for run I
condition. $125.00 Oak and Fourth St. AppF
Long
IU8 Palnietto Ave
17 Poplar Ave.
DEL TRIM CO.
G car, not the owner,
) M7 for intimates
W. RADFORD
3 re
C K F U I I K . vt>« a n - l «>ai-K
iipr.i.y tviiuirm i in h • • f un- Mu' I ' n i i n t y J i M t g u
C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . a t III*
>•* • • • ur i l | i , u * » I n S a n *
Ii' i * o n n t >
Klorliln.
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M a n l h « n t h liny
nt
No v * it, i v |
um : a
lu-mt-
1nis House is
Palmetto Acenue
Katie S ire d .
hmer Mrs. Julia Itht;d«ni .nine by calling
Jd office.
with papers
c.
Finder
Pearce, 1117
BARTOW, Fin., Nov. I.—( I N S ) —
F. I.. Wirt, form e r active vice*
(up*idem of the Polk county Nationnl Rank of this city, has been
elected ,o succeeil the late T. L.
Wilson by the board of directors.
J. IV I’lyant, former cashier wus
ramed vice president and cashier
and F. R. Hatton vice-president
and director. I>r. Oglesby and
< a Mam J. N, Hooker remain vicepm sidents o f the institution and
,\ii is rS. Knapp and White assistant
cashit i s.
Wirt hns been with the Polk
county National Rank for the pasti
2S years ami lias now crmpletcd
tin cycle of offices and positions
••filled by the hank.
lie entered
tlie hank as a general clerk when
tee institution boasted of hut three
cm| hiyees a nd now takes his
l lr.ee as the highest i-ffiecr of the
institution, which at present averages more than $5,uimi,u00 in re-
puyalilo
f>—Help Wanted Male
IrTANT n o t i c e
Lrs should give their
[postoffiee address ns
U r phone number it
L results. About one
k of a thousand has
L. and the others
Liunicate with you
y know your address,
[onlinuence MI ST be
Lrson «t The Sanford
Ike nr hy letter. Telctontinuences are nol
Ititrreni
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Barbecue
Foot-ball
• -
Two day celebration November, 11-12
at PAI.ATKA, FLORIDA. .... ..
Opening the most expensive mile of road
way in Florida
Cecil L. Ilines
IS T H E R E NO
RELIEF FROM
SKIN TORTURE?
Must 1 Continue to Suffer the Unbearable Itching)
Are you one of those unfortu
nates who are going through life
suffering with a skin disease,
making you uncomfortable, mak
ing you leas efficient, interfering
with your working hours, ruining
your sleep? You may have tried
many things without relief. Why
not try S.S.S.? For more than
100 years it hns been giving re
lief in muny forms of skin dis
ease. Thousands of letters of
gratitude prove its worth.
*T feci so happy for what S.S.S.
has done for me that I want
others to know about it. I suf
fered twenty long years from
eczema. At times the itching was
unbearable. During that time, I
used all kinds of Halves without
receiving any real benefit. After
taking aix bottles of S.S.S., I
was cured of thi dreadful dis
ense. 1 recommend S.S.S. to any
one suffering from eczema, be
cause I cannot praise it enough
for Whnt it has done for me.”
Cleophas Forte, Soldiers and Sail
ors Home, Quincy, III.
5.5.5. is purely vegetable. It
is extracted from the fresh roots
of medicinal plants and herbs and
gives to Nnture whut sho needs
in building you up so that your
systom throws off the cause.
5.5.5. is sold at all good drug
stores in two sixes. Thu larger
la more economical.
Rodeo
Cash Prizes
HEY! HEY!
This is the place to trade,
swap, cxchnni;e, buy or sell
tires, bottles, metal, junk
of all kinds.
Bottles of all sizes and
kinds.
M e d a l*
Dedicating the million and a quarter dol
lar Memorial Bridge across the St, Johns
River.
KOTS
Speaking
Dancing
Parade
S. SOMAN
ill! Sanford Ave,
A. HALVESON
Hworntpr. 7fl8
U2-W
" Signs or nil kinds.
pI Point £ Wulb Paper Attractive furnished apartments FOR SALE: Two acre lotn, mi
corner Park and Tenth Sts.. FriDixie Highway between .Monroe
gldairc installed, water and garage
& Sanford. Fine trucking land, na
furnished.
Phor.e
18
J.
Farms, Grov?j,
city taxes, electricity is available,
»rk Ave. Phone
also flowing water. ?e*’ owner, Iami two V I! naud, 2201 Oak t i- Vhv.-v
its. Oil 150—W
Select
CHRISTMAS
Sifts NOW on our now
easy payment plan.
Jewelor
Only II shopping days
108 Magnolia
B
t r r r f ITT"
g f Df ty kPB
la-
fore Christmas.
[*-W
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nit
Exchange:
FURNISHED apartment for rent
in the llcruldi building—a down WILL TRADE ei|uities in well
1.>cutdil residential lots for acre
OOnNG—The Roof Ev- town location at remarkably low
’
Metal
shingles; ratps. Ask for Mr. Haines at Th • age suitable for farming purposes.
I have some mighty good lots and
*?m l'n and galvinlzcd Herald uffice.
cur. work up a trade with you |f
Janie.. J|. Cowan, Oak
BEAUTIFUL APAUTMENTS*- you are interested in s deal of this
WrtSt Phone 111.
Two rooms kitchenette and bnth, kind. Write me what you have, thu
■ DRUG STORF.-Pre- attractively furnished, centrally number of uercs,, the price you
P'
Soda. We ,,r-i located, all improvements; $<> per want, the location, anil I'll tell you
what i have. Address Box 151, care
yn.r, phone. Call 10.1 week. Tel 777 or 775.
The Herald.
INKh'S —card appear
16—Hmf8c.se For Rent
Will trade our equity in one tick.
will FOU KENT—Garage npaf.mcnt
r to the MHane Theatre for the
attractively furnished in splen small price of thank you if Mr. W,
every day!
did location, price very reusonab!.'. r. Fort will cnll at The Herald ofGIB Park Ave. Phui.i 450 W.
** *° Httle a 12 word
— ----- ^
---------e*onth M*U only 12.60. FOR KENT: Five rooms and bath.
218 E|m Ave. Phone 744-J.
.>|jsrellancou8 For Sale
SERVICE
Quality
Accuracy
AMERICAN ENGINEERING
SURVEYING & MAP
COMPANY
Chicago, Illinois
ASHLEY P. HAGGARD
ricb
ENGINEER
F
onic Bldpr.
Sanford. Fla.
October 31st,
Tel
I *3 this column
Showing
Foi rent “immediately: One free
ticket to the Milane Theatre.. E.
SALE—Orange King uni
K. l.undnoist please call at The
|,rmon Queen Calendula nlanta.
Herald office.
muly now. B. F. Whittier Jr., 429
------------------------------------- — L-—; Summerlin Ave.. Fort Mellon
FOR RENT:—6-ronm unfurnished j jJ()„e «82-W.
OLD WALLS
house. Corner Oak St 17th S t . _____ ------ ----------w a l l p a i n t Phone.20.
poll SALE .’Bermuda onion plant i.
• 4 n d u e t - ------ ------------------- — ----------- ----$1.00 a thousand. Rex Packard.
;.R INFORM A!-E 256-J OR FOR RENT Small cottage on rear ^"*_^ide.____________ ______
SANFORD.
of lot on Magnolia Avenue, near
UJM por Sale or Rent: Inunire
xoiithx'dn school. Owner will rent
.iQOO Oranve Ave. Oak Hill.
(>'••* fi25 00 monthly. Address Bo*
Rl)Ute A. Box 170—F.
A. B. C. care The Herald.
_!— ----------------- -----------------F t” Rent—Five room house. Bath
and screened porch. 120.00 p*r
month, 2201 Qak Ave. Phone 190W.
GENUINE 13 PLATE
FORD BATTERY FOR
AND YOUR OLD BATTERY
Ford Balterien need no Introductlor..
They can be uaed on all mokes of cars and are art ideal
Radio Battery.
Edward Higgins, Inr.
*
Models
We cordially invite you tq'calt
and inspect these new models.
Phone n g
UU.*iflcd Depart
1928
192'
i
Open
Evenings
-
Until
*
9 O’clock,
PARKSIDE MOTOR CO
•
Authorized Ford Sales A Service
Palmetto & Commercial Sts.
Phone 331
Park Ave. at Comptercial
Phone 58.
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YOUR NEWSPAPER
abILstied in Florida’s Heart
)e World’s Greatest Vegetable
ction. Its Richest Garden Land
& G ? •/V * Jr 4 P V■->r r ^ fc '
F air tonight and Saturday jfjf
somewhat warmer Saturday.
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U e a s^ j W ire In tern ,
Ruth Elder Makes
Ready To Embark
Ities Are In DarkInessAnd Reservoirs
iBufce As Torrential
iRains Still Continue
any M aroo n ed
y R is in g Water
PA RIS, Nov. I (IN S) —Ruth
Elder was bii'v t>* lay with h.T
trunks nittl gown*. 1h - Florid i
aviatrix, was packing tt;» hi go
home. Her purcha
in Paris
arc going to make h* ; lu g gn c
on the Kmeward t m n poo!
deal more l>ulk\ than that sit.'
hroupht with h r u hen she
hopped off from Mil
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on one of the most i'd ntur •dmo Inns-A t Lint
l" ghts <•:'
tho season. M i,' F! <V and b"pilot, decree lla'di >man. wi11
take a hoat-train for t ' crbimrp
early tomorrow nv • •■r'tf, sai N
ing tomorrow a f t e r m on t* •
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LOWDEN CHANCES
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.—The
M is s in g :
W itn e s s e s
opposition of the senate insurgent
bloc toward the presidential aakoSTON. N'nv. I ( I N S ) - I irntions of Governor Frank O.
WASHINGTON, Nor. 4 —
rlandt o f V e rm o n t and
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[?. scores liornelcsn. mnnv
afternoon and then revoked by
The
insurgent's
plan
to
defeat
•
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K
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•
I
With less than t\v / weeks left
roonH and m an y m orn in
Lowdcn's eanoiilucy, it was learned, District Attorney I'eyton Gordon
1 • t ' 1 >t 0|
in which to qualify fur the comhi d
notice
Ini'*
already
. Th» ontirer S t n t o o f |mission elect ion on Dee.
even it they have to stump the within an hour.
• I Will Hurl.
no
i V a a ng to n t h a t several
r.
IIlent tv:n hard hit by swollen 1
*.rre:i
.V
’it\
e
western country against him. He
t hand.
Mr. II
C.ml W<!.: 1‘
(iroct.-r T e a r
candidate for the plate of Com
■\.m .ca n c o u n . r i e s a r e gnamt and overflowing rcserWASHINGTON, Nov. 4—
ri*:i Alrc:ul\.
f
enliun v.,ti f
missioner \V. C. IIill- which is t"
l> .. vip •, s i i l f f i g h t f o r . h e . ill he attacked on the old “slush
In Its Fin llr.ive Toward
iund ' is siJr although the insur (IN S)—The government for
• i' i f investigntimi • •!
m
m
e-i'e'l
o
ld
;
he
filled
at
that
Vinur,
lifts
file
1
<
i
o
f
i
r
e
s
o
l
u
t
i
o
n
w
h
ic
h
Importn
n' l inepl W it
sin, which came down in tori it"*' had been
necessary petition at the ( si)
■ b i l e i 1 a t n a t i o n to l>t> an gent opposition will be based chief mally accused Harry F , Sin
u c r *N ic rc
I j all night, continued today. the
I Ic ;
'-.J
r i.i Build
‘.i. although lb *
multi-millionaire oil
Hall.
v “ w h a h f o r a n y p u r p o s e ly on Lowdcn's connection with clair,
ent< 01 Rutland nnd Muin*•••i " had h:.i'ii \
\ -r o c v u p ie s a p o r t i o n o f the great railroad interests of the magnate,, and A. Mason Day.
Commissioner
Hill
nnnotin
>
•
I
[Tr were* reported to have put
•I " f ih’ ir arre
: y o f a n o t h e r c o u n t r y country.
a vice president of one or
i ’ FLORIDA
1night of terror. Both cities shortly after noon today that ii •
Senator Smith W. Brooktrart, Sin cla ir’s companies, today
lie.!
I'.iitcs.
positively
wjuld
not
be
a
camli’
(IN
>
Iin darkii-’ss with reservoir
de■ ’ • plans were ’ M
i . i cfiYet, is a frontal as- Iowa insurgent, us well ns Nye
with consniracy to influence
i.-d by n
i about to burst.
Railroad uatc. lie* said he had given bis en
■ every foot »>f th
f
n
the American occupation ! claret! there wuuld have to be rndi- (iin b n ^ ~ tli'**u * c L n 'a i " T l j 3 i
dorsement
to
no
other
potential
a.her
rnsei1in Vermont nnd in western ,
. ...........
r-.
c*vi
uagua and Haiti, where 1cal changes in railroad administra- m *! y in tn e r a ll-b in c la if
; nbbv structm
t
. !'l— da i'u^L
ichu'er-1 .whs almost entirely-}^?1.,
M r,.ilill waa elected to
i'-< ;.l 'at s
" a . i < and sfe •! t
,i Sui.e i .Marines are now lion and u sharp reduction in ratea ; oi,AC®«*®,r «0V Ca«» — ^
d througl
bed. Telephone nnd tele-|'*'* . w5c7"***yor horrest Luke's un- • ’
.n or the arrest o f tha
iofnrmation wh i t .
•I’eil mi a more or less |tor I before agriculture can secure cco- >,
.
ii • wool; in
l service was cut off.
expired term.
"red
’ to police
1
nomit
equility
with
business.
The
i
M" UC<I shortly
i'.
h:t
-.
And
had
such
a
. "vi i
iratuny Vermont cities and ' r t lh ^ °|,l.y b«si“««* »»»> who ha; J ■ ' 1
Tiled
oil, th.i thi«'c ov.ii
in
.ii
been
in
efiect
during
insurgent's
feel
Low.len,
while
S
5 !° S p S
'
erk
’oavill
•
mores "f families, marooned ' *' " l V’* ,U! 1:1 willing to take th j vi i 1 icd iii its soil. It
the MeNary-Haugen anc0 in c h je f J usMcye “
T " t tWt-n.y years the United endoiung
bulldog i o '
*ir iomiM by rising waters, I |,u5;. .lf .V10 ‘,l*n,u*ul for him i t
i-« would have been “an out- Bill, would vigorously oppose the
. thi . imonnution of
t , dur|
whfch he reS a f B
,i i. l ’ •il'Ii
rrctr.J by rowboats.
In 1Tri, “'"r
BtronK '* Yrank L.
imtion most ot! the time.
mniilcrs, county i
suggested railroad reforms
fnnswcr nny qUMUoni
’
Vt„ the militia aided in l.i Ll‘ for" KI'
l i 'y enuncilimm
•i Ii <1 to discovery >
•tc olu Tv11* ns framed hy opa ! a ”» h -r sds
lln, private slogan of the insur- th„ activities of the Bums deT«tup
[talk m’ rescue, the southern .w 10 sy,vyd «s president of 'he
■'
• rh.» body identified us
111. i t* Ailteriean intervention, gents will be something like the ives in the Fnll-Sinclair trial “on
. I, nsn^
icfthn eitv being ulmo-'t . •
lllL> °**l v*V> emincih oc. « 11 i Carrutheiv, a ;iegi<.
recent Fan -American con famous witticism, coined hy the the ground that it might incrime
•• and k-p'.
alt under water.
U'lu lhe <-01 mission form of govi oil the fa’"n, who ,
i'.* ttf jurusts stipulates:
I ll.llm D.i
\\ or*,
Into Boies I’enrose irt the 1920 pri- inute me.”
Rnvr Junction, tho big
“«!‘»Pt«d,
,
.1 .luiy a. 'i !iu negr >’.«
r F :c!d.
’
. -..ate may in thy future, noitfl soh nnrtge thi ikkileietweU
Day was then arrested and take
icenter on the Connecticut | J1.r ; ‘, I ,lk r . .s ‘iul l0«h'V that lie
i >und to h ive been cr
Ut * . A J liiU'*
. or indirectly, nor by rens- mary campaign and then used e f cn before a United Staten commis
it tv almost isolated ami ‘ “^ ‘l do nothing tu seek tho post
i 1idenee that h • bail
,:iiu
.' r u cc.tvy
i a.i. motive, occupy even fectively ugainst Lowden at the sioner and released on $25,000
. /ii...
Itnin i were stalled in all ji“;a wo., ,,‘l cnu«Uo in no campaign
>* v t < said to linvc been
(j I
t
Inotijii
>r.uilv any portion of tho convention: “ Ho cun’t'ride into the bond.
....
r '; ..tn
Sinclair wna said to
a The water was five , anotimr candidaVc satisfactory
!'. i " admitted their in\v
; . i
i '
ry of another stute.
Tho Presidency in a palace pullman in New York.
n
Iticn. “vii o f ”
ill* level reached by t h e v o t e r s presented himself. ..............• being ptitv.u el i i
• m-on given to the occupying car." The insurgents will point to
Ib r iilft’i:
GrM.-.'irato
The warrants were Issued 1
Ivatcniof l ‘J !2 .
‘
i 0 Hai . *10 (*M‘ not know whui’w line.' • a lhe«u'y that f ’ t rn
•t.r.e by ihe fiato occupied wlif Low'denN •railroad in u icsts as a l!i<V
hv
,1:,
v.
a
i
on>(jit-H
*iu
'
!I?3I
no*-*
^11 officials Vver thp^
ihcad linos north of Spring- :l Pctltlcm for his qualification und p bably others \\
.i
a - i ,;itimatlze the occupnion reason for hisreje.ction by the oroua protests of Day’s count
. ", und l.t.,o “up •"i»yM
\» •
ve ige i. ci) or to cover i* •;
.
mi
Hie
ucupant
will
he
rcspoiis\. .. !. /'. . • Hghto i nun A
farmers.
Judge Daniel T. Right. . His p
tl*l i'U
Ik *
knowledge of bootlrggm;; cf.
■I
occurrences resulting
1, .
U
Thu insurgent opposition mean tests were unavailing, however,
' • Cn
tiona.
i "m . ic occupation not only with while was partially offset by tho for Assistant District At
. r Clytlo
r
•-• ii* :$;:ur
i\i
'r e p.ct to the state occupied but action of Pep. L. J . Dickinson (R ) Npll Burkinshaw swore to th«
; n in- l .. ;!
l-’uller ami Burks w
h tool
t
1 ?JC5t it*
to third pai .ies sft well.
nt the
10 custody hy c.unity j
t11i;, *.
■• u-.'inj.
formation, nnd the machinery
v l c r rri>-*
hd»*.i«iM. The death toll in-1 , iMr- ,*u" ,cr nnsiounceu In* was farm yesterday, and i r linger,
fill:*
Mexican
i
...
1
1
knulf
C
i:
was at once set In motion to servo
T.1
•
Ikd Ralph Winters and Gerald f'tl'onj:Iy opposed to catm uing
ry i f the
ace unUt .oud to he responsible that if the “equalization fee" was tho warrants.
IVN
IlnilHy i iwthou \
n , who lo their lives In the ' th<* present .thnc-com m i doner informed of tho di--ri ■ 11i' •• yci- Sru'.ttt p
•, while ffi
for tin language of this prosul. not enacted law by the new con
If 40 ;•
.. . .
u of a store in Ilarre, Vt. In j system because it enabl'd too body, surrendered volv ily of his tho oL.vji
»* pJantctl,
It Is the government’s conten
g
tcrciay
evening
i.i
cu.
And Haitian otatenien have anoth- gress, the issue would be carried
.
ho
has
b?cu
.
u
Bdwy.
i'.
< k:
hel, Vt., t'\.i women wove re- c -long a political m:n i. r.o to
tion thut Sinclair wns the “real
:ht urn*. ot I" nn.i 11.,.;
lawyer. . * i.
l*!.*
pa
*
t\V3
l
ilrmvncd. At Westfield, »-• LuliV up nnd mad - i i
ih! •
.
i into the 1928 campaign.
employer” of the Bums agency
• ;omc •
It was Trollingor wh la l week i i not. ui >'.n . > taku bi:» pu.it. ■i i.
'
I “Any action carried out
a min r.o.I a girl were lie- f°v one man to control th" ■ y'.«
1
1
I
Dickinson
issued
u
statement
men whoso activities in shadowing
iil\
*
new
cron
[Of
.
‘
.CIV
. 'ii i quart l will in. uin
was exonerated in n r 'li.niuary Ilk*.' •
: slate, whether by means of “
ed ti I'.-.vo d.owned when their n.'.airs. I.o said he would
urging the West to rally uround the jurors in the Teapot Dom*
C
0
planted
Inst
•
*
of n ini u‘t »'<,• G : Hatuiviay «•!
•
Fomatic pressure or by urmed
ed au'tomoblle plunged into |« five-man contmlesion with the htjiiring in mun;«i| :d . .
* '
:$• plant ing so far l/ice, in order to force its will I Lowden. “This seems to be the conspiracy trial attributed to tha
Hard T,
Ii ' . i d y“ Kirichncr, i uli L
Wi -tfi. ’il River.
j commissioner-mayor rvld by charge in tlm deuth of
he (loc i ."(• with 'JH up. nt that of another state, con- year when nn exponent of farm declaration of a mistrial last
Allen, said to have b . ii an ns.i, (
s; Alien, gu i'd, on fino*.
Day, the government
’to* \V- II. Rivev, Vt., more the voters nnd not by the eommi/- r.ocinte, whor.i Ii" i nn at bis homo ti. *•
relief should be given preference,” Tuesday.
u$
i
r ni$ ui . in ! tOl in : .itui.es intervention.”
L' ‘ ■ today tlierj •• tho
tli'’
contends,
acted
ns the “contact
said
Dickinson.
“The
mere
sugges
110J families fled to the high- Hioncrs.
October 23, A w.u;
ei urging
•
,.
............. not l u r
According to well defined reports tion of the problem points to the man” between his chief, Sinclair,
... •
el! Woodsville. A bridga
I opposed tho ndojAmn of the hint with murder v..». di ituisned
•
4
‘
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k
M
u*nt that iie totiationa ri min g Washington, these proir • Bulldog . ! "»ua
nnme of Flunk O. Lowden, o f Illi and the Bums agents.
t Wells was swept away. Many cbmmianion -form of got eminent by ndge J . It. I idlny on ■ timony
o f the Hoteli Forroat po. als, or similar ones, will have nois.—
The. method of espionage pur
as oa the routes from Boston i bi foro it was ndopted," lie . iid. that lie shot Alien in if dvfeMo I Bono fd.uk 17.r crtjscrrs rftsr iu n a
in
icsponhilde !•it
' 1 cum- the ».ti. ng back of Mexico, Arttensued by mysterious “agents,” who
Albany, N. Y., were stalled in “Now I would not favor i> r ing a'j the latter was t.i ic’iitg him ; Donald D .. tf \.s.. in th.* I
“What
candidate
car\
be
selected
- iM’iicti.l and; that liie tinn, the liomiirican republic, nniti
|il. ro i>f A!i.'H,
western part of Massachusetts, j to the old council, because t !
.me with a knife.
1V>_ to insure victory ia New Mexico, investigateed the jury panel in t
: i
1 out was and I’.i'.nguay, nnd probably sovFlorida
has
grently
in
d
conspiracy
trial,
i dam nt Hindsdale, Mass., was ! results can be obtninud v.i' a
Tennessee, Maryland, Fidl-Sinclair
in the solicitor gi i al offico 'T lu rjc ' Bishop in her pa> two
i.tttrd Hi ;nms, who eral .other republic* below the 1, kl>ntucky,
came to light today.
danger of breaking.
Scores j f iviv man commission.’*
West^
Virginia,
Oklahoma,
Nebras
11 was said that tin i-. aiwl Jury i gantes, nnd for the first tin:e since
■• to leusclng. •*y I,. .1. l.io Grande.
titan In lllndi’dalo were flood-j fdr. Miller said he \vn • • ; ed will investigate the
ka, Nevuda uml possibly Indnana?
The agents posed as"~ lawyi
ving of Al (tho Kentucky game in Jackvm*
ir.'.l er of _
imcrcc
It w..
anticipation of such u Lowj en js t htf on;y mun suggested seeking heirs to
Highways in that' section of to bo'li extravagance und drastic ien, as well as th •ib-> . . ry of th.’
the estates
u>
i
>
d
'm
Page
i
villc,
Bishop
ibis
afternoon
go1
,
u
Betk.<hire‘ Hills territory were and over-reaching economy in the
persons
killed
in
tho
recent St,
,
l
“
l7
X
l
„
lt
r
l
S
!
that
can
do
the
trick.
Hi*
populur►*s body. Trii
( "o ,
to select an ultra-strong ..
„■
•• x feet und"r water, ritv government. “ Ho. . ■
I.j ed jgnorpnco of the <i Mih of f^nr- 1bit oil active work, nnd that > utAm . .:.ta ilclega-lon to represent «ty among th . rural people is the Louis tornado. Under the mask,
sisliitl
a
tinman
or
su
in
print
,
but
[n ai -N,.. i . Vt., on the (.’ail- . ntided, "more mistakes
; Arrested
the agents secured much confiden
iu‘,hr rs and -o2 tii e>neo of n alt of v.i, ii soared skyward in . Negro
\.'-i .hlngl./a’a view,mint at Havana * * * Kuarantee of succe».
an beriler enmo word of. bun- by spending too much money than gntvo on the Luri.
MT plowed beautiful fu.Jiion. . I t is still imr
i a D e in January. The American dele" f th« R*P«b
mu*t tial information about veniremen
.
: -ailed
automobile', bv spending too little.”
Dickin and an inquiry since revealed that
evernl timf
•
’ whero possible to tell whether bishop’s
g )U n v i„ k . hcnil il by Charles llSt™ or lose the Wcat,
f a Leing w • lied out in m any. * Mr. Miller said that r. i > clil^' found il. t
of eight men investigated, seven
.
•
I
nL-r'seeretury
ron
predicted
Governor
Al
■aid.
|condition will be tiblo to w arrant. ., ,.
Hughoi. former secretary <>f ^
York> wou,a t>ndoraeSmith,
f„rm never reachd th jury.
‘Unofficial estihiates of signer Hill httnhclf had uppn ■c'v,
knifing
fnpo over
who lus had u considerhis
pluyiug
Saturday
or
not.
1
ro
,
r
in ^ r. *
rr"PcTty damage in Vermont cj him and urged him to 1
"e a
One of tho “agents,” whow
bnn‘l'*n framing the I.ntin- relief ns the democratic nominee
AT11EX3 Ca.. Nov. 4 . - ( i N S ) - M S j j
I I- "V I /■ Vvi'iiiie Ami rirnn
e was placed at over a million cnndidatC' und that he unde
i dicj of the last two nnd seriously injure republican trail has been followed around
All
nbord
and
the
Central
of
Gear'
.
,
,
n diapatch deceived j ; r. u n j would not run for the of
i.i-T i .
Washington, drove to the homes of
• includes, t o
Henry
Prather chance* of victory next year.
gin train was h .ad.d for Jack.on.
Uutrnational News Service f j£e>
f ,!t uhm
h?ad KI eh i, now nmlmssndor
veniremen in an automobile bear*
to
, gia train wmr headed for Jui '.-ion. ** * '
. rd (R.'i -ird was Ron und a firm er under secreting “dead tags.”
fwmnn^'l aniSi i.
i .u
■ , Candidate petitions must he filed
viUo, carrying dO players, C c ites
'* olu' :i
f
A u s».rlcken by tho wor- wjtjt
commission cn Nov. 16
charge ' f nssnult
nrrested "ii
•of ; .a. • wh<> has had long ex
“I am here on a peculiar a
(Continued
Cn
I’ngu
Three)
.'-V ision s of the , i . v
with Intent
i iim kr b Deputy perience in i.aUn-Amerlcun dipunusual
mission.” waa theI usual
t..r cr.tlnl rains that start- j„ w whic-}i requires petit • • to b
Sheriff J . B. G r in .
•bimncy. Dwight W. Morrow, nmapproach. "T he St. Louis tornado ,
M liij. GUAY80N SA ILS
.Wcdnc day night, nnd
,|avs before th- cl ■" p la y -; ha .i l<>r t<. Mexico, and Ex-Sena- r n
XT
'. « « *
.
Gerrard . ■! !,< ntif
has taken a toll of 1,000
Thc first round of flic fight be
t *Qr“lnu.‘ . unabated.” Wash- Pl.tltIons ,.,ust bu signed by
■
i"
o
f
“five
or
(i
car
Underwood
of
A
labam
a,;
J
.
0
I
N
G
X
t
W
C
Q
n
C
S
H
j
I
V
ing
with
"
in
..
in
u
,
and-some
of the victims left hug*
tween
the
five
taxi
>vers,
who
yes
“ a.,- auring momentarily m •
,ifi , voters,
N EW YORK, Nov. I (IN S)—
estates in the form of oil wella
litctwns of the state.
The ^ a tu u u jm ie r a ._________
terday filed an injunction suit Mrs. Franco* Wilson Gray .on, up * v.d.t n they got ia ..n argument are two other prominent members
to restrain the city from paying owner of the plane “The Dawn” in over the jdtw. Bfnufort had 11 of thu deleratioh.
tfn part is the hardest hit, m
• .
TkMm
Tho trial of Emmett 51. Hunt on securities. Their wills have been
It will take a strong American
stitch" i taken in hi.' scalp and nine ............................................
S210,9IG.!i
I In di
i.d wnrrants
.
,
.
,
charges
of assault and battery, filed in St. Louis and I am engag
. »hut oil from the outside T O U r i S t
M lffT a tlO Il
whi-h slu aUcmtitcd to nuke a
Lby washouts on the highways r_.
TT
c
rr7 • h Id by the If - ; Conatructlbit non-stop flight across the A.luntlr, iu lii.t Brin, G- t rani's bond was delegation to protect the ndminis-; driving a car while intoxicated ed in locating the heirs named in
i a t!•*n * policy against some of and drivin^ a cur without
,den. the wills."
Company, ur. l tho ( v ( <>mmin- informed International News Serrtilrnad linen and by tho sev- i I
K p r lP J^ V V
the assaults at Havana, according , tificatiou tug resulting from an al
»te of telephone nnd telegraph
1
si<m was s" u.r 2 I'Vh/. k Tqcitlay
Tho federal grand Jur’ya invest
vic.' loJny that she was mailing t->afternoon by U
' Judge Wal tdght on the Majestic for South PLANES HOP OFF FOR U. S. to reports reaching Washington. |ItRed altercation with Jesso A. gation of charges of jury-tamp*(
•nnications.
V iO n V
J- ■r
rli i
■wi,
water I - *
" V I I 3 tlace W. Wright hit- yesterday.
------------------------Cook ut the rear of Cook’s home, ing in the case was enlivened
ampton.
J.r» T
,'|, Xtt
of *•«»'
ten 41
fee;.”
--------- LISBON, Nov. I — (IN S)—The
‘
day by strenous efforts on th* j
Tho vla.di v i1, i r. j
the hear
V ’lcphr-nir operator* nt I.,udBack from Philadelphia art ing on th.« taxpayer'’ application
German scaplauu IM220, piloted
of federal authorities to
Weilneiulay
by
Juilgo
W
e
y
m
.n
'E
DOTY'S ENLISTMENT CUT •by Horts Jicrtz- which will utmissing witnesses.
in Now York ,where
he h • ‘ •'« •for :» temporary re : ruining order
.-1; io their
nas
*1
v exehir.gi' until shove- ^ocmbn:, ' pant three week-. <• to prevent tho city from paying
.................
,
/fv-0 , n „ tempt n flight to the
U nitcl
Acconliny to tho police. Cook
Subpoenas have been issued fo
PARIn, Nov.
L— (IN S) B> ntook off for the Azore*
jrnl manngur of L'2 •In* warrants until a final hearing
>a*r mMnlght. when they re- M.
nA V' . 'mer
Sheldon W. Clark* vico pr
nett
Dot;-,
of
Biloxi,
J
lb
i.,
wliO
tQtJuy.
r«l to l
n that the water .Sanford 1
^r^ Exchange.
home at 600 Laurel Avenue Tues- of the Sinclair Refining Comi
c_n bo held.
' wna recently pardoned by Prcsl'
_
their feet as they dny forecast a large touri
nr______
day
night suying there waa a and for a former Bums Detect
At th" hearing Tuesday George. dent Doumergue
*' their switchboard.
for desertion
(J. s . 81111* HITS BOCKS
t erstion to Florido th i•» win’ r Ji’o
drunken
mun at the rear of his Agency official, who is
G. Hcrpng. attorney for thu tax- Irom-the French Forggn L glon, | .
______
CHICAGO, Nov. 4 — (IN S )— house. When Chief J . V. Martin to have hurriedly left the caf
' expressed the belief th)'-! * 1'
layers, tvUI attempt to prove, the will not .haw to serve o u th is e n -j COPENHAGEN. Nov. 4 (IN S)
A radio sending and receiving and Lieut. G. V. Phillip* arrived, taking with him important
a ’Tidavit allvyitioni of conspiracy listmvRt it was indicatetl today. — The America steamer “Schonce- appratu* tha: guarantee* privacy Cook said the man had gone
t. ei 1e n s D
o
n
W
i
n
t
e
r
» —
'
on tho part of former Mayor For- War Minister Paldlevc staled that tady” of Philadelphia, was strand- in.conversations has been perfected the police found his car in the files of th* Bums agency In Wa
ington. Inquiries have been
r *31 Lake anil hi.< on-in-lAw. M. Lhf." cancellation of Dotty** enli.it- ed on the rocks at Yinga, near by thu 'Bell Telephone Laboratories, rear of the house.
t ere will he many iL'onl? J).
at the State Department, It
^_
rv«
__ *
v
Hutton,
to
defraud
tho
City
it was announced here nt the con
ntent ha deen “settled in principle." Gothenburg, today. .
Wednesday morning Hunt was learned, to ascertain if this
conilrff down his winter with th •
. .-.J .Hutlon’s gfun negligence gin
vention of the Independent Tele arrested on warrants obtained by
agent has been granted a ;
failing to attempt to collect four
phone Association.
Cook, who appeared In court this
A motion railing u*
1
the five warrant'.
Listening in on the new device morning with a black eye and a
□lackmer, missing wit
City, Attorney (Forgo A. Do
skinned
nose
and
cheek.
Hunt's
results merely in the outsider's
Fall-Sine lair conspiracy
Cuttes will probably represent the
hearing an unintelligible Jumblo attorney, Fred R. Wilson, asked
City and may ule a ilemurror at
of sound although tho person a t that the rase bo continued next t* show cause why he
be adjudged in contempt
;hc opening of the hearing. If
* carrier iT1" ,r,e'»a,, tna
----------the receiver receives tho convur- Wednesday.
•
^'My k-*« ' ° Wn to f’2
opHmiatic ahout th
|that falls, he is expected to utJ . H. Robinson was given $5 .and $100,000 of his
sation clearly and distinctly.
L
H o'clock ,0olc.
:
led for failure to
T.m
pt<•to
•'»J'
•«J intredu'
ait «. •-*»•D uTfidavita coun- . A discourse on planting and car- preparing a rear garden. No par
An artificial larayx which wil} or five days for drankanesa by poena was filed la
*aa.gj, #
‘ n '*>.* maxi- ». Mr. Derry was accompanVd hv
r-n-fing
the
all.-.'iFirns
made
in
Jqdge
White
and
Georg*
Hill’s
$3
ing
for
a
rear
garden
and
stigge*.
dm
,
sho
said,
can
bemade
beautiful
enable
persons
who
have
lost
their
urn> . tern* Mr^ -B erry . They found delfgh fu!
i* } '"
tioiu. as to tho extension of city, j without providing for proper ser- vocal cords through operations to bond for parking over one hour supreme court her
weathor upon their arrival in Phil- tne taxpayers’ complaint.
Fomerene. special oil
i.
' *«r this time of year.
ivdel'phia
^ prevailed ^ r,„
If a temporary injunction is benutification work were the f/>a- vice as to - its planting, mainten. talk again was exhibited. A small was estreated.
Blackmer, wanted to
^ J d t h t ’s Crop didn’t brim." illUII
S r "n tirc visit, Mr. Berry
arcs
of
a
well
attended
meeting
nnco
und
upkeep
of
surrounding
“receiver”
for
teaching
the
deaf
to
I,/anted, the cuiiiml-sioii will he
WBIIer Hanford has
Continental oil deal that
/!...
y, -j
; weather
line ported
„„-*t ed.
. ..
UN 10 N DBFIBS PULLMAN
this morning of the Hanford Car- property.
•
“heaF’ugain was displayed a t the
ii
/trained
from
settling
tho
Hut' Vtki*
', *
hy
degrees. On
<*Ha
prominently in the gat
’ five
Hallowe’en ntghL
^ h(lAd,l-' ion v/arrants ivr.d n ih.te for hear- I '* * , C' ub ,^ho"<! mcmb«” a!s? , Discussing tho essential prob- convention. The device has five minOct. 19 tha mcrcur/ nPer>
*
allegation
that EL
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
4
(
I
N
S
_____
ugnt
attractivei
exhibits
of
lenw
with
which
everyone
has
to
aturo individual receiver* which
. r>*.. was so warm 'o
.
t UrM L*ar'
the coldest
weather
to Inr arguments nn 1 testimony on f .iweni grown In the r yards. Tho deal when planning a rear garden, are placed upon the finger tips. .Harlem headquarters of the Broth- bribed ex-Secretary of '
»«v1r,Jr1
.............
7 " phi
nr>'»
that it
it wasn’t
w asni iw
n
that
people
IHav
,u«* frV
night WH« robl wear,
v;0ftr top coats and many
people n permanent injunction set. I? tha n.eetinjr was held at tho dubhome Mrs, Marke’l said garbage con- When a wo}hi is spoken there Is erhood of Sleeping Car Porters, Albert B. Fall, sent '
w
iT ir fir.1, * * * to hui'd fir,.. wore 1{Kht clothes. Inapine our temporary injunction I.i not grant- L k i f ™ ,
1
““
,*S b*
* * n n l t . rh y th a ' o t ,| b „ tlo„ . wa* jammed today with members Paris where he area se
and •dust .V t *,,rPr'^c when we arrlvv.l horn" tO/Cd the case will go on to a hearing
p i~ .~ i u t . , . ,
and should be kept from pub- recorded by tho receivers and •« from all over the country ready he regarded himself -«hd gas h*a)«V. I Ond the weather much colder than on a permanent injunction anyy **"1
ch»,Yn:«'» RP/riaw either by lattice or pUnta. soon m th i d .af
to for a finish fight ia th* Union’s jurisdiction of the
ror * possible / I ! " wh,,t
had left un north.”
way but tha city will not be ros- •H the program committee, led tho AH* trash should, bo burned in understand t U W r i S 3 » m t o r £ l*test deflajK* « f the Fuliman
c colder
anj,
Derry returned trained from action in the nicunK&mQe u & v k?J-:
. i
Mr. and Mrs.
l time, it waa learned.
mL
■
(in »n: *u
N'viv.
TFAf-
n]WM
I The
" I
. S; i <■< puiu >• of
or (’
d An lira ihrouch
Ini*, mg mar ties to
■ on.
\.'hit mis and supori '■c
- ippnienilv . m for
Ii r,| 1 . Ks when Hi.' states• U i - f r n |lemi -piuTe
1 r .n Havana in January
• .Nix.h Fan American emi-
[
I
I
Tuesday S e t F o r
Court Hearing On
Injunction A c tio n
•\
Trial Of Hunt, Set
For Today, Delayed
New Radio Sender
And Receiver Are
F o r P r iv a t e Talk
Jthes As Mercury h<- V
tops To 52 Today '£«
Planting Rear Garden I s Explained .
To Members Of Sanford Organization
�toe
»ge E .Ig F T
SAirfonc t e a m
totikibat notsmbbr s;; im
»-*,*'*■7r.Vyt-~<" “*•* »
■*»v*!iHrfA «#fWA^
.u
aW-V-.H ' ' ^ " *
*•»" *•>»■ W*rvn»
5 = 5 2 2
AGED SNOOPER IS
Economic Collapse
Almost
FURTHER
CRACKS GOLDENROD
I&v KILLED AT SLAKE Impossible In Russia Now, AT TAX ESTIMATE
BY MOONSHINERS Declares
Indt$sirChief BARRED AT MEET *$
Rv
G rizzled M an, T h o u g h t T o He
T r a ito r By B o o tle g g e r I h
B urned T o D eath N ear S it e
O f S till He B a d B e ir u t t-U
IS ■
MEMPHIS, Trim., Nov. :i (IN.<>
— Burm-iJ at lh;- stake :im •he tiiil'*ous revenue of ninonshiners tvh >
suffered the loss <»f a ,-»lill by hid
f:
snooping nctivitin.
S» :h •
Such was the fate of a grizzled
S •»
old still-vulture,
whose
’.in;.'
twinkling eyes, hidden back of .»
Rtent mass of heard and long gray
hair, wero as mysterious us ht
Identity.
A human skeleton.
scattered
about the ashes of a bonfire, be
side n newly-dug grave, discov
ered in the swampy woods aero s
K .
the Mississippi river from Mem
phis in Arkansas, bore mute eviucnc-e of the grewsome muril.r.
State, county, city and fudt ral
officers of Arkansas and Tcnm*xset have joined forces i;i an iffor*
to solve the mysterious crime and
run down the fiendish murderers.
0..!y stil I*vultures, who snoop
into rum-makeri‘ secrets, tip <!f
Cilicers and hover around
the
s
ruins to piek i’p the ha.triad to;
per, return to till ruins. Only re
vengeful
nioonshineis
double
crossed and fearful of i.notln r
Joss, lie in ‘wait.
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i:.
IMG1
If, 1
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Ci
Srck Murderers
On this theory federal officers
hope to run down the murderers
who perpetrated one of the most
horriolu diunui.s ever looked down
upon by dark trees.
Several days ago the m yster
ious stil|-vu.* ure came to the of
fice of federal men at Memphis.
He had been tipping them off to
stills, and disappearing after ac
companying them to the loca'Jon
fer many weeks.
The old man, who would never
tell his name or his place of resi
dence, is believed to hnva lived «n
the swamps selling the copper
from the stills to buy his supplies.
On ‘-his particular trip, a largo
still was destroyed. The old man,
os usual disappeared. Marion Ark.,
officers visited the ruins of tin?
still a few days later, hearing
that the *JI1 had boon rebuilt.
Nearby they found ‘-he ashes of
a huge bonfire. It was built,
around the stump of n tree.
In
the ashes were tin? bones of
a
human being'. Nearby was a newly
‘dug grave in which some of the
bones had been plat
plm .
.
"Burned to death at the hands
of unknown parties," was the cor
oner’s verdict.
Unit the moonshiners placed nil
thn buncs in the grave nnd cov
ered it, the grewsome discovery
would never have been* made By
the visiting officers, they admit
ted.
recently planted palms and flow- and
,0\ef!V new hom ohTl
cring
plants. on
0
,
, P,, " ^
Mr. .and Mrs. R. r .‘
, _ Pli
, the
t front
. , latvns oi Antong t*1
fka«A
hnnTaa arc
nm n?«o
whrthv of t*» k nn bcatiti/icatloti,
cirain* Mathers and nap u ^
these homes
also worthy
were were
callin.colling
*°n.'.V |
Messrs. Bulloch and Fisk were nr tic..
ago by Co.
co. Com.
com. B.u. F. rWheeler,
. wnccicr.
business visitors to Kissimmee
M r.'and Mrs.
F. Selby and Mrs. Martin Pres, of
the Oviedo
Rouse of Winterp.5
lart week.
brother Ja y were Orlando visitors Woman* Club., gave a brief re- temoon.
Mme. BettineUi and father. Mr. Friday
iMiinvi oviminc
1-view
evening.
yu -w of
w the
hw club
«uu s» historyy to da‘u:. I Mr
Mr
,
Schoffer, spent several days of
week at Merrit Island,
which the 0vi(,(Jo W orn-, ^
( henc>’ highwj
lay Selby of St. Petersburg is John, returned Wednesday of lnr.t|I
week by auto from Cleveland., 1
club would 8tand during
Mr‘ »nd Mrs. J
R
ep
u
b
lican
s
R
a
lly
T
o
A
id
O
f
Imro
for
a
visit
with
the
family
of
we stand good t . r v lix * thn dream
MOSCOW. N. v.
Ohio, where they have spent the
.
were Sir.Urdu,.
'
Mellon 'l a x R e d a c tio n R ian
, ,r i -’- h.o r f - Selby of the Sc'.by summer months. They will spend ‘ onnng y
Tea i " T ‘i rf in pv
Coil ami P itro ’clm
•
the George Pn.i*
v’.tb
“The on put • e al and petfolrial d •v«Mi».ny’ *. I’
Vimni .
As B ig lUlMOU I.a iin c h e s A |v r_.tuincd f rum Paris where he the winter here with-.heir parents. I Mr. and Mrs. Dreveny and (
!••••! mi cum has parsed 1-e-war figures by
'he r.i«‘, of Ame
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J
.
Collicut
and
daughter
Mildred,
were
ca
led
to
»i
Y
nrl
i"? tt Ul[
Renew ed A tta ck O n S u r p lu s srent .-.cvcral weeks as a mem"*lit*. nbmr 1.1 per
. Aii other basic
'•ng n c r ; and ■■■••i'.'ii :
daughter, Lula, were calling on Cleveland. Ohio last week
hy cation ns tm'i/i*0
_
--------i
her
of
the
marine
band
that
went
'•••. in industrioi :"•■ •
have nut the S-<%
business connected with their pro. n ns lr1ained nui*
"g pr--war pro.
WASHINGTON, Nov. .1 <INS) a m s s with the A. K. F. of St. I’ao’a friends Sunday. idge and perty their. They left Monday by n
r d ion wImr •
' " '- ductb.a. l n th. 1 i t ■•ii r r.lnne the
^nn?c here for 4
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Estridge
! i '« o i< u :;r\ b t. V. •.
V. M. avorr.g pe.ul
e.'l ind i t-io< - Fur *•«•. attacks i»y witnesses i , i ; shurg. Mr. Selhv expects to Mrs. Gar diner were business
dness
cal!auto
nnd
expect
to
be
away
«
I
Flo^cia
sunihln‘"T**
repiT
’>
-nr
l>i^
business
organi
n.i.ke
his
home
here.
* •isl .......... (.,| j *
It in d'.'vi,. i j'lt'f nf t't
;i
ver P*25—
ers in Orlando Friday afternoon.
/
.
i
ii
n.
upon
the
treasury
under
The
following
named
spent
a
'month.
fine
to
return
To’
■
'
•
m
2a.”
: »• v.'ii i f t he h'( <!‘Tp i
Miss Mildred Dreverty .spent
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Pnrker and lis and resume heri
t! d;Outl'ui-,:' Cm ■br’ ii'ic plan of . im i i • of tin* surpluses In the very pleasant evening at cards Sunday night as the guest of Mrs.
tr.i don i\hi. h it p
• years v/ers barred at the U dnesday evening of last week at
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Mathers at- ■She expects to return
prn- te .h r if •! e-pM Pan innov !r, *
tended the show in Oviedo Thur3- ember nnd build ,
!! .nil r'von'nl tiii
< ‘ TdfOOOOrt ruble > piilo.r Ivaring of the House Ways tin lovely new home of Mr. and Stnnco.
duct :i*o of cvi •r
Miss Stella Dodd of Orlando day evening under the nuspices of her property here '
rn '• ;n h • r tint v.
($G(P,n :oonoi .■ I bp -;p.mt in the ijiul .'!• .'.n i committee on tax re- .Mrs. Kdgar Hall. Mr. and Mrs.
v.-- si<-i*- t|„ Parent-Teachers Association. | jyr nn,| ^ r;j '
-i <1 '.V as !ti publican mcm- Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Whealey, Mrs. was the all-day guest of her
d- pra t( n fi ««•■>I i nr 1C ’7 i . i f rtlm dui
‘The creat ion i f a <r
.P ’ll' <)ni’p'i |••*|('it I i h
is ie industrial nation, t
• mkIu* rv. Q£ h.*ji . 11lied ‘o the defense of Sec- vimflVr, Mme Ik ’.tinetti and Dr. tci Mrs. George Parker WednesMrs. Hoyt Morgan of Oviedo i s , Miss Vignola to dinr* ^
Mi*tton.
Mrs. McKee.
|day of last week
i ip th'-. ''•tii in o pp
! b iI'.veiled in r *\
a 'lis« ».f >.p ;I! (| v.
the guest of her sister Mrs. H. home Wednesday errt
ft. 1 r i.'iitativi? Green (It) of
Misr Frances Williamson and C. Parker while she is convalescing
! i't
>••■ " S - iron , • ' r " 'l M
kin,-' plan1s
----------------^
Me.dames R. L., (i room
and
r:ian, halu-d Frank 0
hod 5100' 'tti. *
I rqu-il n !<>\va.
George Parker were pleasant call- Miss Margaret Hamilton of Orlan from her recent illness.
QREYIIOL'NDS
SW|
of I.aund Miss., ex-presi3 '1 000,000 Wi •;
Mm a ntoun
•t • :
i is at the McKee home Sunday a f do were calling on Mrs. Harriet
A large crowd of Hallowe'en
dent
..I
he
National
Lumber
Manp«
a ' four in co •.! i -in mt
■i. remainder
ternoon.
Im k ci i.Imday.
.sprites nnd goblins of Suburban
ufac flier- assiM-iation. in the mid
Dog tuxes probabl11
,1 J i- and frtmi wlpeh for mm li.'ir -v u
l The W. M. U. will hold its Homes
.Suburban
Homes
was
well
re
proand Goldcnrod joined the
,
. .
<1 -cu- ion of this subjee
•• the
He d ni- il
• was th- <t - f
monthly meeting for November n' witches.
•inted
at
the
Community
service
black-eats, owls nnd , pnW . 80 muth ,nl° •
Green
asserted
that
"it
is
nor
■ >- s t’f h ti
hr si •
! wa
•• frequently
! the home of Miss Dowen Tuesday
irv in
over thin 40 or 1 • in Wirter Park Sunday evening. afternoon Nov. 8. at 2:10 o'clock. spooks on the chun?h lawn at the ury *n D) vveeks as hajj
\V" 'i i >.:> ■ i i t
rha . h** ex- in,
F.Vi
rv
»ne
is
sorry
to
have
the**
Methodist Church in Oviedo Fri- tributed in that periodi
ir i-m w*uM ,i.i
•
Stin g .'orai *e T
ehainuans action followed •i i vices discontinued as •.hey have All I.'Mies t0of the community arc
»n.l rnjoye.l a„ hour, |„K .rcyhouml, „ r Z
I" L ' 1
1
i a modified
! requested
i i Ii, individual Republican |i- •>1 a viurce of h -nefit and plea.1 I 'l.i ill- ’ll.
h
r
2 5 houud rocluc b o o , "
" ... 1»
coc
•f ho !i Wisner and I*. . ii i * th > ad joining communities Miss Dowen -HI
' t...i i,i]M oun hot coff
W nt'-r Bark.
Mrs. Karney ns hostesses for the (|wll(fhnli._. Wl.re scVved by the m,,n-hs ago and at fi^ l
!• ■ .i i, ee iiiornisi. for th'* A- ••
Lv. ry one will be glad to know aiternoon. The leader will be an- vr , l - *• . i ii
. in various town* inx ■
• i f Railway executives
Methodist ladies.
nvcraRC nttcniluncein< '
,,
v.h'.in advocated n corp<>r r!?;.t Mi--. Dowen is rapidly re- nonnred later.
Mr. Edward H. Smith is having people a week. ln uf|
Several from here attended the
■*
' i i i tux ta t from 11 1-2 rit'iiiT her usual health.
Th • n w awnings on the Lich- community meeting sponsored by the lawn at his home here beuuti- Treasury collmed from(
, ■! ’ '
r <' nt.
S h m ' i . ?v E:
•'.
.•■.11"•». ’ vo.i are proposinp . ii'tein, Hall and Whealey h( me i [the Woman's (Tub of Oviedo at the fied by the planting or palms, pet- * total of $500,000 tk
1 :i .V.'O.OOO.OOO more than i«lil a note of color that is very i high school auditorium Tuesday unias and flowering shrubs. He entertainment tax anfl
1 • .1 ury •n>s .he surplus will I !•using lo the pasr.ers-by. The Speeches were made by the mnyor expects to spend the winter ut his tnx.
r
,
,
.
r--. i • •
' V
t \ is mi •r
1r
h<* '•«•it 1:. .:i |, r ”
I Rep. Treadway (I*. I
‘ 1 \ '.r 1» 1.
'1 \ ! 1. : M o i.:;. 1 ! 1 *
ft’W ;• •
■ Ii ^ term. . * V acini*■i.-e.;s.
"T h at is un
'1 i I •1 ' Ml , ! •
.! V I 4, 111 . ly
:u «»'*: abo '• l.T* f!Glide.**
1 1st i . ........,> 1 . . 1
1.■<*.
j -.in tl;* M
* i’. lull) •, iin view of the fact
11 * a lot <>! Uinc in 1 . Ir : lie t ,■ nsury has under es'.i
by t!i1• ' 1-11 p'a I
L
11 , ')! .,f
A 1". l! 1: « , l'| 11,Jfj ' •
'
'".1 • . . .
VI
l 1 V*"t 'Tabill; t • II . •.1 till" surpluses for the las.
11 •*
:.r.il u 1 ly 1.. iri’ kc 1 :■>
-\V 1:1 I'rnr 1 uM par*.< l. r vrill < it Is not unreasonable
in ja .i . . ! '. II. Il.g 1 ui :} • pH .Hi1 inc»!.c a pr xi ntu- r t it! 1, ri'iur led Rep. Collier, ( I>»
aiioul 1!:«•
1. J. 1n <i"' ■•
t •• t r
•tl bi
>:u:.i.c and 1 f ’ i.
M B: - i'. c i
1 1'. .‘ 1b"r" 1 • • *. f*
! a. 1 I'i' .'•’•loom (R ) of Illini'i
v ji! 1 . . . " m pi iri- . 1 •in:*!. •
•It ; r • 1 ” v 11 in lh • I • . l ie..- 'd 'vitne.sses for n‘
♦
M t 1"..! Ill 1
t lllil.- r
. 't i V -l
r*i f1 !*ro’i 1.
„ t!l». Irea.’ury figures, a
v h •».
•i>'i i'i ga K" ■:!!'* : -. 1 e 1 \rti- L ' * •
t " ’1*••• * ,* .
S I .1 • ! a' hey included tr.x ir
/
•1••J
" an (! •r:v.li:i- . i tl, v:t ii !. v.".; 11 a
■;
:i dn
wlii. ii soijp would disa|>
ef. nt' sr:
(j . «' .<|» ! m en. i- • - •
III t ’u* t •* » .1
I «».”l ■
J« 1
•
"I- I'i 1!1 •r
v.
II •1 #i ii«
• * It t'%
A . . iimIc * <>f a :ax cut. far in •
*
f’.i ...’i . 11
■ 1
.t . t*
treasury’s propo ed
! : m * i, indicated how
n t vc’
1
■t ill; i a a;
. * Kit tbry would eontin •
th* major!.v o ’
i
cn lo discredit
a to in a« r i ■.
iinate of ihe surplu .
y
ga'p m the '.a!'
•nlaMve( of many big Im
i. »» r'#!ii mill t
i ti -c I. I n f ’on1 v
iguiuoilions are backing l1ict
• .. »i*-,
an u?*«*t*ores e in tio,!i a i
, !.. ie plan proposed by Sen
'*;,. w)n» v. ill w« .
i f >M?n mns'.ly. 1
. minims D) of N. C. and
i ir.telli ■ntlv.
(i.c'ii."* (D ) of Texas for a
Slate Fvrn
: vl To Be (T-riideted
rTeuiliii'e Department
FOOT BALL
SANFORD
of > 100,000,000.
L e g i « ti
Lend er Sai'aiion
i . f i 'i S ’ lO
N. Y. Boasts Largest
Bibios In The Work'
f Y 's jv jn f V W ‘ 1)* M
ie .illM L , i I
■(!'/!{). N, V., Nov. !l (IN S)
A ■
lhe larg; ■‘t I: hie-, a
he \ '■! .
seiu liiicil to nr*he
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. ::
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—The new nat: .mil jmemUmt of W ? V ! • ,. \.; | l<c placed ii)
the Ant rienn !.•••.>i n
.uxillary. I front i*t Pet
Wh! rner Kk t .i ,
Mrs. Done
,icm .M dinjie Wull.r'.il^e. o f 1f ‘u’’ , ,v'• .
h of hire, m e iu
,
1a'*»MU *tl .. *h»» Mid man
ami
Pctoroshorough, N. II., served wi.n .f.,, otn«'r V-jj|
v. i' ju place. ill front
th - Salvation Army on four tront i.t Mori, on hill. rear Palmyi i
■ re ..Vila Sin! h. ihe pr. oh.*: of
in the World W^r. r’or a year am!
a hult*. in eun^iany with her air.ler, lh'1 L it • Day Salr.’.s, ■'aid lie uu'• l‘‘l he g ddan plates dial realic cstahlislied nnd maintained
lints within the line , wit i the fol v"aled the Mointon religion.
Tia i> e :• rue.us Hilde* v. ill lie
lowing tlivk.ionc Fit t, Seven*!.,
end Forty-Seconil, and the Natbn- i o f wo.ul, hir.y fee. ? i,.ine *, and
al Gunr c f New England, New,I will be exact repllcau oi the MorJersey , Penny Ivunin, uliiji nml'Tlu*' nimi Bible.
Tile Peter W iiiimrr farm is the
iniddle West, aa well in the .Na
tion army divisions of New fork s|... wire re the eloiinon religion
>vai Ijiimled and vcliero Smith,
and the Gulf and Paci/ir Mates.
Caught under the barrage in the thin known ax ‘".’ lonnon J o e .' bapfirst
important engagement »..' .i.icd iiis -converts. Ii is pro erveil,
Americans, mid 25(1 days under in *n> fur as [in. tible, a a .Mormon
enemy lire. >be twice received i. «■ 1brine; by ihe Salw Luke City powunusual dDL'Niion c f a personal
citation in an. y order;:
“Umi.
t
.,
fire if high ;pl nive nnd ga . :.e R a t ' l O CC I ’ h O n O f f l ’a p n
1
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D.VNt FS (>!• HOt Uti, STOPPED
After lie had danced corNiii"
. i. !; f. r
hours in n dunce hull
i i M •llmiiitie, Australia, rccen !v.
.lame-. A'i“ antler, c f the Unit' I
Suitei, w.i • forced by the manag r
t . n*( p. MeMinder’s object iva t >
dance Itlii h airs. He was nttem!'il
hr* a duel.,i masseur nnd oIIilm •.
'I h» •i■.ind llocked to ths bull to
va'ch tiie nuin drag himself pair.-'
fully along to the Ja*3 of a phono
graph. On the morning of the
third day ihe nuiriiger of tin? hall
offc ied him ti»c; amoun'i guaranteod
fur the Hid hours’ dancing if lie
would leuvt tile floor. At noon the
offer wir. . pealed, and ut 4 o'clock
the munagi r said tbav if Alexander did mi'. :.\oj> he would he forci
bly removed from the floor. A lex-j
r.nder *»•i' i Ida partner , ami gave |
mi exhibit!.m of the Charleston lie-;
fore he abm doned his attempt.
Burned At Stake
Theories that the man was slain
end carried into the woods to be
buried, the murderers changirig
iheir mind nnd hurning the body
to prevent identification.
have
been discarded.
Wire nrouml the tree stump in
dicated the victim Imd been tied
and brush idled around him. K>nene had been used in the fire.
Ci Rl FOR INSANITY
[
There were no blood stains or gun
[
shells, or no signs of a struggle.
• LONDON. Nov. It A curious fan. Officers recall another
brut. 11
|<a«tie eu ,• for insanity known ns
murder lest year in this vicinity,
I he "malarial cure” has proved to
A white man. whose identity wa*
never learned, and who now r. : .
'»*-*»
to
In Potter's Field, was found with a
‘
-l 1‘ IMD*
fH'K of wood driven through hi
head.
This man hud ulso been rnpp'
to a tree, tied with-barbed ivi;.
and u peg driven through his he a !
T
A hammer nnd ax were found channels, sin wax recommended !*'•
D. Couch. A comp.,', lines mind .
nearby.'N o solution has ever been f. r tiie Distinguished Service Cro.-ai "! 1 "lumbia recordt ami phono'•Ti. , ; . f.T ih" inf . >1 mos- |
offered to this crime.
will lie q u ito c it :• serious maU, r. for up
r.n honor it would have required a i; ip'i. aid CV'.-b-y ra .
Portable phonographs ■ wipe might mean an on I real: of
special a it of Congres to atcird. ..(■‘ru'd.
wi ! ulwi be kep. in s.-.ck.
.jnr.ilnrin in the ne gld" r! ">d. Ill
At the -viudusion of the w,ir,
T lie rec nils ilielude dance, sae- ^ privat menuil hospital in Lon,
n iter an interval u ( lecturing and
reil. vocal. Irtstrumcmuil opera
cumpuignig f. r puttiutic pur ami symrboiv' music. A s|a?ciai d in, elabonii’dy ne <’d rooms are .
|
poses, M ils
McHyre
married cut ii re will be made of the new rrrwngcd for the patie:* ■•_____ j _
the 2<Itb division, who al-<> Im: a Cil Edg > needles.
in T in : c u t e r iT r o i itT ok hi :.m in i -i . i : n n .v r ;. i i.<«;:ii».\
in
splendid war record.
Mr. Couch has huudled Columbia
O I \ N CK ItY.
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m
Ms
y.-uL'Uirrn.N,
'C.>mi>lulnant.
recordi
und
machines
since
last
One of the largest sales of th-.*
vs
June in connection with his* fillfall season uml one offering un
S M M I K K t T t O M t m : . (I . (I . t i e itur
r.tetion
nt
II
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Sanford
Av
fellil.'itllx.
usual values is the sale to lie stag
LAKE MARY
enue.
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n itiu iii o r f i ’iii.ioATioN
ed by the Outlet, beginning Friday.
I T ill: HTATH OK KIMUIOA TO:
. . Mrs. F. B. Robbins hax ju ;’- reXV B. TIIOllNToX
XtltH.
Due of th? prettiest Hallowe’en
IIOI’HK. l.oKI.SIIfllO, SOUTH
turncd‘*frwn n IU weeks’ stay i i pailb ; of the sciiBon was at the Knights Templar To
.
. (*A Kol.lNA:
New York where sh.* wax in close home o f M»sx Alary Whitaker, on
r. (C f- f P T l f l P V
Ii appearlnc
frmnlinn
nu .u
nffidavlt
“K vV pUnUi ri iri r, #,lri|
l(1 II,u cnuso
\V. D.
touch with . II th.* leading whole Crystal Luke, Saturday evening, O s-v t-t l » tu i-A
._
THoHNTUN are a resident nf a
sale houses, and pure ho- d a com when <he and her eo-workors fit
A c o n c l a v e o f t h e Tinyior
u ’v l n r C
m -- Htal)
* » « » * (lft,r j..|1,
‘ .r.u
ntlieilit. llia
plete line of reudy-to-wenr both it’. Semlnoto Grocery Company
m con clav e o r m e
i . oo m
mn„lr
. y tlo«t
i . r.te s ellm
nt
for men and women. This sale i nertr.ined about
m
a
m
l
c
r
y
of
Knights
Templar
for
amt
place
i.«i.imr.i
of
20 ot their
includes the lutei.V vogue in dre l i friends from Bnnford und vicinity. iMimiai i n s p e c t i o n w u s c a n e d t o r Hm d e f e n d a n t . \v. o T l l o i t N T O N .
m -rr-.e ,«:.*h
|„le e ns p u r t lc l il i ir ly a s I- k i i n u n Is r —
es. coats, sjsirt coctumcs, lingerie, Thi lower roonin ware opened cn
, i ----- Imul.-d
lamlebura N.-rtli i . a r o .
... ,
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Mrs. House.
nnd miiHncry. All o f the leading ruite and decorated to re„resent Thomas W. Jones yesterday. Rob- ima: and mat x-u arc ..v. r Hi.- ago
ind ULcorat
to represent c rt Arnold, of St. Peters burg, dep- ..f iw..ii»v-on« ri»)
•-•I) y e a r s , and t h e m
colors of the season lire in stork
Is nn p e r s o n III tin- S t a l e .«( I 'I . .r id s
both in sutins- velvets, woolen a v'l'dlnnd bower, with b r a n ^ 'i my inspector general, will conduct s e r v i c e ,.f a rtutfint'.n- In i ‘ ;ui(icvr>
-'(.it'd
goods und jerseys, y/itable both of trees, quantities of Kpan.sh the inspection.
nw a, black cats, owls, ghosts nnd
- T ilt.itl'.K * » IIH . ' I . ! ' - I i • ....Miiiaii' 1
B u jp p e r w i ll b e «* -v ^ d a* ?.l *
for afternoon und street wear.
It T ’ l* IHNT'
It. |ier.n.II.
. i -!|| |,. *• ti
fll.t letons here there and every !- ii it - (j; m
..... . . . ni
The large - central window Is
• >1 ... • i. v.„.i- ••
o - 'e r c f a l l ) ■ : •'m nl••••iipixt ;n ni.*-where
with
dimly
lighted
Jan’-urni
' ... .• X«mii . iol •
most artistic in its appointment .
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The
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I 'u d n t y . Florida, on th.- tli (‘ a y n f
with a background of goi-y.o.r. •t miqh* .•t .' .' • *'*e
••». « . . . r>-« (.» ni.iko o n s - |
*» .n if,
iv« • •>» ' h r H U - f •'..(' 1I . l l n t . h 4 r r
go’ti satin, against which ur • ;>!.
All members of the commnndery 1 t, r e flte.ti ty * b> v trait
i en
insi yon
In d h b
e l - a l i v choice mud I.- of b il k
..t!' 1 1 '.v is- - at.I toll o f c o i r •
'•Mil a; • ui -•(1 to attend in full uni- c a n - '
satin cre ie . some trimmed in m ’
Ie- t a k e n a
ro n fm a eil
•< re* •••.(I visit im' Sir Knights pi.vl a mv oi n w'lll
. 1C v a
p:‘
and i !,ix r a i o ' p r . i t o n l u s ,
tones, while others feature ei.»
.
ire
invited
to
be
present.
p
a
»t
n
bi'.l' eriax «.f wH' e.
All Birrs i f
' i ' - p a l u r - o f ra id s u it h r i u g a
. »f f. * :*iry vrr.n crn., ,r • n glittering, rbhje iton'?» party an I
Suit t*. fnr- r l o - .' t h a t r e r t n t o M o r i - j
. ..‘•hijn r n l '«t the 'vi
evening bags’ are nnnngod in the
I’.” A T -’ LA ‘.Yii'-i ii-" . f M ali l .1 e d at d -I-.* ;::r d d »> ».f X o v c i . . . .
|.er ,\ l>. I f f . fr.m i th e i l - f c n d . . .
f. cu
window.
•
f by property owner.. n u ts S, .\t A U rrcro m l.le . t n l . ,lo
M.-ny wonderful. birgairu
-r •
!
.:
a if.»‘ D
I ' •• * 'o ui-ilitiicint .lam.- ■ M u i a h t o o .
'•that
W h i c h a p p i a - . ' o f r- 'c ril In M o r l ■ , * *. ........ r! be r
urmured fur the r' ?:‘j dean: I • • lie .
il.
pil-:.- » I 7 >'f th-?.
ment. indu/iing shirix, sweutar#,’
y/V't a hi i".k uartrid**
1’iitilf.' (Ir e o r d s of S ctn in o r c I 'o u n t y .
: •; i .f . Pa trers for t .
t-duierJ, suits und sho-u.
<•i '* n Mi','.M* > a - I’nttos. Mr». f |. -•re•« F r i i T U G U D i u q : u : : i ) - t h a t
min*' w.'.ra d’s 'oveicd by ■ •- h
\ W 'I’ os, y
P.buda Ewing, r’l I'sT Nntt.'e
p o h l i s h r i)
in
T it*
; b?' im c f rots,which r o - r " •
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" n ' -rd ||"-»M . a ii « w iian. r pu *Conquering Pirates
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Cnutt< i i •1 u:t which wiro w.*itt? i
>:»! nnd ?’ r«‘
WH|tnko,r, 1 Kl r , ', 'V onci- n we. '- f o r f dr
Elect Young Howell U?a >•it! , roq-'Ie’ s ard •( rtn
• R. A Wj! nn A.*
i |i c o n i r r u l t v * \ve.-|m am i a r o p y
h
t. (U i:cr Ilailowe'cn <:•'. •••
• L"v*oq pc *rd f-n ;i V^n’n f l l n r . ' . ' f I'I l » m alted I • l lir i l r f e l l i l .
' a*. I ' T h o r n i o o .
Tn tlmlin< tm!c c o ifc s ti a .* > •’ .AVHBnk'r, Wiilla
Dinn. a n tv
Clifford Huv/cH was vt : !
| T N i:?;< ntv hand 4i,.I ii,.- o f f ! .
• h :r.t ...?1 s!nnin<f-.lk.' '.oil *■:.
•’ 1 V* ' n o Mb •
pt ••ident of the Conquering P: ,.i,.| s.:.| o f th-' I ’ l r o T I 'm i r t o f t h e
;• • . f i . q - l i i t I'l.-rn lt o f i h - ?<iate
'. v.“ ’ j nlaved. "
atos, a Irt-ye-ir old class orTm WHmn :n l i’. •< Whitaker.
• ’ » F ' o r l d , III a.Ill t >r
rteinill.de
At *kc ' '. j; ! i i ‘J«»n of the e y i’iiiq'
Hgiticn of th j Haptic*. Sur.div
iT 'O tit'M 'ti tl.V xm l day . .f N o v e m b e r
i h i * :<j ’.rU t$cg of p.nnp
B' h<" 1 nt a mcctlior nt the lion.:
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I no I ate fo ( la u ify )
V. K l e if d U V M H .,
... (' ■ » io .g ’tnutB, K ob'l
of Rot.' rt (Tefin ><
In •'.
t ’trrU iMrcnM K o u r t.
,»f
»•"»'« served.
" 'll'
In a fadhall rnm’.'’ with arr-th y
'
U: A ’ » W l t K K H .
' ‘ h i« djUf!d ;’(jl a.’tyV t? »-i tb« Pi« i : v ..»: VI
I n -o o iv t ’ U r k lunch bimin.-.i » with Uvin<:
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Mary WVtnkmy
a Clifford Howell mactc thrre fair V c i , Mlz rs. ch?ap.
See RiuxcnI . KMirUpr-r forI .KC 'liiidi.viunt.
•. •
(Viice Loiu b ffi LntUJv.’NI Clllu-^P,
i9«$S.
ICCAM
Outlet Opens Sale
Tomorrow Morning
With Many Values
,
Srx
WINTER GARDEN
Fr/lay Nov.
3:45 P.
Sanford High School Line Up
Mansell
B. Ball
Miller
Eden field
Maxwell
Tatterson
Stoneoff
Symes
Y ancey
Stanley
Higgins
Hagan, Walker
Beat ’em Sanf ori
^r
MUNICIPAL FIELD
ADMISSION
W e Are Pulling For Yoi
50^
Home Team equipped
with
4
Rawlings Uniforms
Sanford, We Want
You To Win!
Automotive Electric Co.
F i r s t S t ., & O ak A ve. P h o n e 2 3 6
From
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WIN THE GAME, SANF0I
Sanf ord W e Are Pulling For You”
TIKES & TUBES
NEW STOC K
ALL GUARANTEED
. SIZES TO FIT ALL CARS
At Prices to Suit Every Pocketbook
F.P.RINES
l^i' VMl Itelcascs ot Columliin Record*
I
I'luy-Ground in the Sky— Ben Sclv«n
I
Orchestra
'
. Highways Are, Happy Ways— When They L I
Way to Home— Don Vcorhes and his ^ rc*',cstlJapj|
After 1’ve.CaUed You Sweetheart How Cun l
Friend—The Cavaliers (Waltz Artists)
Manhattan Mary— Cass Hagan and His I
Hold Orchestra.
..A 1
Molly Malone— The Cavaliers (Waltz Ar*,s
Oh Deris! Where Do You Live?— Al LcnU ana pchestra. .
The Sweetheart of Si^ma Chi— Charles Hal J*
Mister Aeroplane Man (Take Me up to H
Kitty O’Connor
. ^
You Cnn’t Walk Back From An Aeroplane. Arc You Girls Gonna Do?— Billy Jones and trn
(The Happiness Boys)
c..t(
There’s A Cradle in Caroline— Goodrich. •
Quartet.
Brice 75 Cents Each
COUCH’S
221 E a s t. F ir s t
Columbia Phonographs and Records
108 S. I*urk Ave.
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.SANFORD. FLORIDA. 7 a ;D A Y f NOVEMBER I, 1927
Approval Is Given King Will Replace
To-Dietetic Centre London Tenements
By British Doctors WithModern Homes
DYNAM ITE ATT EM IT MADE
| INM ATES OBTAIN FREEDOM
’rrholars to make use of the results
»• experiments c< ndueted in Japan.
.Japnn has become a Mecca for Vat’ous countries in Europo nnd
tudent* of nutrition -drue Dr. N. S .'iih America are establishing*
'Tt-ki > recto r of the Nutrition Re- similar institutions.
•ai\.h Institute, Tokyo, returned
PANAMA (T T Y —Over 100 000
rcnr hix lecture tour in Europo
a J Si jth America.
In his talks |acres of cutover land of Day Court-,
.!• urged research into nutrition ty to be protected from fires and
*->Mern« from the viewpoint of preserved for natural reforesta- ’
nudicnl science and asked foreign “Ton.
FOOD COURSE ATTRACTS
M ASSAPEQUA. N Y. Nov. 1— 1 PINE B U T E . Ark.. Nov. 4 IN S)— An attcm|it to blow Cip ni (IN S )—At it a -- '• inmates of tbi
passing Long Island railroad train |Arkansas Boys' Industrial Schoo
was reported by the police here I five nriles float Pine Buff are uf
fected by ihe ruling of tne suprem
LONDON, Nov. »,
(IN SM - today following the linding of one court at Little Rock yesterday an*
King George nnd the Prince of hundred sticks of dynamite under expect to nl 'ain their fivedon
Wales have given an excellent leed the thin) rail of th>- long Island .hrough this i:i«\
to landlords of house properties in tracks ju st east of the village lim
its.
great cities.
A NOTTINGHAM, Eng.. Nov. 4 The first of dietetics to which
•Jhe medical profession of Britain
has been established in an old wor
ld mansion four miles from Notti
ngham. Hero, amid woods, rose
Both are owners of consideia’n!.*
gardens, tennis courts and bowling
M ELBOURNE—Melbourne i’oul*
esates
in London which, in places,
lawns* people who have been worn
°ont by the stress of modem life an? have fallen into decay and l»ec«>p«« ti\ Colony revolved first consign
to hate the cells of their bodies re , almost slums, owning to the negle merit of purebred poultry.
juvenated by fasting, by fruit and ct of sub-landlords. Both, now th."
vegetable juice diet-by natural exer■else, and by all the nauiral pro. the houses are reverting t«> thv*>
cesses that science has lately dis under the conditions of Imsesfo*
NEW T IR E STORE
covered to be the chief preventat a term of years, wish to ere. t
ive and cure for disease.
FRESH STOCK
modern building in, , ''A*l of th
Some score of wealthy people existing dilnpidnted s'm eters lt*r
GUARANTEED MAKES
are already established in the man. both have been met with the dTf
alon, fatting ami dieting, and the iculty of housing ohi tenants whi'
AH Sizes
list includes sevaral persons well re-building taken place
Low Prices
known.in English Society. Lady
The difficulty has bocn n v 1 '•••
F ish # ; wife of Sir Warren Fisher, the eretcion. on the Prince ofWnl.-s
Special
secretary of the British Treasury “ Duke of Cornwall" ••state in South
.
‘
Mlx.7
1-2
Cord
$5.50
is one of those chiefly intenested
I/mdnn of -he ‘Old Tenants' H-.ii--'
in tho movenei.’- She herself re
$ 6 .9 5
This hns been built narticii***1v 2 9 x 4 .4 0 Cord
cently fasted for a month.
for n<»ed women nnd poor crinnh
F. P. Rines
It suits »heir neeils so well Mia‘
•J-.’ l EAST FIRST STREET
many will be disinclinod to qu t
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P U R E
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B i t e y o u r s e lf a n
A lp h a b e t
-
The Best Is
The Cheapest
FR O M T H E
FINEST DAIRY
S E C TIO N IN
Fresh W estern Veal and Lamb
Kansas City Beef
Dressed Fryers and Hens
Appalachicola Oysters
You ran depend on our Meat being always
Fresh and Delicious.
<?
Basket Meat Market
XII /
(I. I. F I S H E R
CALUMET
BISCUIT
RECIPE
More than a
promise to
10
MINUTES
•O O BLK
A C T IN G
Pay
We offer you sound in
surance, and this means
more than merely reliable
Indemnity in case of loss. It
means experts will see that
•very chance of
loss on
. your property is eliminat
ed, and such advice assures
you that you are as safe
from fire as you can pos
slbly be.
TO MANE — TO BANE
eta
And remember, too, that
when you arc through,
there arc no failures, no re
bating*, because everything
comes from the oven light
and evenly ratted. Try the
famous Calumet Biscuit
Recipe. O f course, every
body will want more of
them— but you won't mind
because they can be made
in a jilly.
b a j( i n o
Such service, plus care
fully
written
policies,
means dependable protec
tion for you.
Saxll Biscuits
4 cup* flour
4 level tratpnooa
C ilu n v t Hakltu| PowvJer
4 level I I * 1
fixA joi abort* oI k «mub milk
I iMd ifAipoon
•alt
F:f t flour one*,
r .^ iju te . j *M «alt,
L iv .n ij powder.
Bill litre* timrt.
M it ih«>r?*nm<ta
wi th f o r k or
N|wmn. bi M m ilk,
j?m luthtly, turn
o it o n a wel l
flo tired 1)04 rd ,
»n*| o r pa* I Inch
II . k. C u t axul
(>.ike In nuitk
n CiSCrt 10
mlaiUs.
40.
tl .
10 lbs.
I w - ---------> E 3 im
White
Pota
toes
_
W'
W
ll'*8
T T O U always buy right
Y at Piggly VC • > because you select the
very foods you want with
ymjr own hantl,
||,frc is
no one to try to sell you
%n«r»-:h:ng c i r c .
I'iggly
Wiggly buys right from :h :
producer and this gives you
t h e privilege o f ' buying
right f r o m your Piggly
Wiggly store.
1 2
P
C
Arrival of the New
i
-2 c
PKC.
DATES
PEAS
O
R
N
EACH
No. 2 C . G. Thistle
No. 2 1-2 Tin
Libby
EACH
2,t 4 c
M l
i
I _
I Pound Crisco
1 5 ^
Welch
r a p e l a d e
24c
Y o u d on’t have to have wisdom teeth to
pretzelize. Even a youngster w ith his milk
teeth can becom e a G rade A rrc tz e lc c r. OSo-Gud Pretzels are crun chy because they’re
so crisp and brittle. A n d th ey’re crisp' and
brittle because th ey’re m ad e th at w ay—
w ith a fine, brave salty flavor baked right in.
I f you like soup, you’ll like pretzels
with your soup. T hey help the soup. Same
way with salad. S a m e way with dessert.
N othing b etter with gingerale. Eat them
before you go to bed. T h e y 'r e th at easy to
digest. A nd the fam ily d o c t o r — if you’ve
got a family and a d o c to r — will say “fine
for th e youngsters.”
O - S o - G u d Pretzels are m ad e by the
U n e cd a B akers. A lm o st an y dealer can be
persuaded to sell you som e.
O-SO-GUD
M G . U ft. P * r . O ff.
.PRETZELS
:
With ihe purchase
I Cooking Booklet
I Frying Basket
°
kj
E ach
EACH
•
,jyr. * fv
1 2 i2 c
15 oz. Ja r
G
U p and dow n P u tn a m V alley he was known
as P u tn am ’s Prize Prctzelecr. And that day
his first wisdom tooth had c o m e th ro u g h ! . . .
T h ey found h im feverishly b itin g pretzels
with his new t o o t h — celebrating. Just one
letter — a long lin e o f
1 2 ^
No. 2 Tin Fairco
1 9 ^
T h a t d ay he
pretzeleered-ancl
1 1 c
9 oz. Pkg. Dromedary
Apple Butter
CHANDLER
2 Sc
&
8oz- Redwing B o t t l e
EACH
bn -
ror
Grapes
RAISINS
Announcing
I
Em pe
PEACHES
S U
&
lb s.
Seeded or Seedless
CA 1
W$t - # 1
I 2 S J
h v jy in g tiv h t!
EACH
Established I90R
t$4 Magnolia
Phong 48
S 3 B
3
^
No. 1 Can Easter
MAKES BAKING EASIER
Sons
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ii
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A . P. Connelly
^ tivv*
LA
of
O -S t-G u J it tl'*
.
ne
p r t t u l ib u p tJ
p r t H t l ib til
Aluminum
p l i . t n f p a itifti-
t.ir.’y prucita!
pr<iuUtru llai
bohu
p j » y 0 |*
In
Various Types and Colors
/
Now O n Display
Piggly Wiggly Sliced Bacon
(••a
Is Cordially Invited.
v
Florida Chandler Motor C o.
me 17.
Kent Bldg
“We Never Close” •
Commercial St. &Rand Ave.
Compound Lard lb.
Smoked Bacon
W hite Bacon
P iggly Wiggly
•106 Sanford Ave.
mmmmrno
• • • .W 4 .M V .a N l
T btrt a n modtlomn
imSItm Jim . Slraigbl
fr o m bigimmirng to
tnd. in bandy pathagtu
____
Y our Inspection of These Models
I k ■(£
W e Sell W estern Meats Only
_____ Bring Home The Bacon
�THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1, !!>27
Ji)0K S AT p l a n t in g r e a r
GARDEN s h own
IMANIAN RULE CLUB
MEMBERS
d icto srh ip
fig u res in A labam a Flogging and Investigation
«Continued From Prjjo 1)
• Con O fH om eG o v ern - wirp c°ntuini>rs and till cans and
enunciation U II
Other matal receptacles should (>.•
n cn lC om eslln en b x - u
n placed where the ,viii „„t cat-h
, jnce E xplains H is » inns water and harbor mosuitoes. Grasi
r ' ‘ i>«turnine T o B u c h n r e s t cuttings and hedKe clippings, th|F°r
____ _
speaker said* should he placed in
..
i
_Prinee cimpoat heaps for soil improve^AHIS. Nov. i
merit.
0| today heated.y »enounce
With reference to the use cf
•tyranny and dictatorship »f back yards for laundry .work,. M r<.
Ftratiano Government in Ron- Market! said in the case of a
i .lerlnred that “censor- largo family, a concealed drying
»ni»
.
s savagely >anl *h«ul«l he used with a he I,
in Rouniam
,
or lattice bordering the enclosu-e
,hing nil free expression n r, Ttmporary
arrangements
for
iticnl though."
.
handling washing were suggested
, , -un.iation hy the exiled by the speaker hy the use of two
*
. in the course of an Parallel lattices with hooks and
nce earn.
rrnlnined !1,iC8 to n«Wling them. Itemovahlrview in whith h
piron laundry racks and iron po.xt<
plans f< r the futureand the tf.uld lx- used or in place of the
n(S which might lead to his later permanent wooden posts p ro
perly pain.ed might he put i i
Mthough he stressed the fact * ' * ” ■„ * mn|| ,ot the KarnKP should
t
would (level rituir. to j,r u [)art „ f t)M bou^e. Mrs. M ar.:-,
umanin except under constitu- ell declared, but it huili separn:*•1 conditions. Prince Carol let ly the gnrage should lie so placed
(hot he has hopes,
provide as much space us
Ki‘
, ,
oos.dh’e for the gar.l m
t the nr
'
In arranging the rear .............
toration may he tiiKen hy »■*'- j Mrs. Markell emphasized the nc. •
vention of the National Peas-1e.-.sity ,of planning « service su'd
Party i» November.
j l'’ Like care of a garage, laundry
lie Party can uecl r«. wont its work and garhage, leaving the
Itud-s towards my restoration to it mainder of the space to he beau
folhiwiiiR the PwkkIiik ol Mis Kiimhi* Clements Daniel (rlidit). an InvInto sllegcd Klan outrages
I throne will he." said Prince tified and used by the family.
Ti Alabama is heiux (liiwfctl by Governor IJIlihs Graves (upper left), /...oriicy General C. C. McCall (k>w.:i
During
the
husines
ssession
pre
L], •and then the Party must
eft) is conducting the Itniutry. James KbiIuIh (.enter) Is grand dr»r>.i of the Klan In Alabama and !..»-•
|a sufficient strength in subse- sided over hy Mrs. Henry Wight.
'wn e testified. Thlity-dVe have bee* l*di- ltd in Crvnaliaw county, where Mrs. Daniel wss beaten.
I
,."elections to overthrow t.. I hc " u'ml,ors made suggestions
s»0 u S
ent government. The next st.-0 ‘Hautil.CHt.on work, stressing the
would be P repeal the law n < ,for burning trash and uuLiving me of the throne nnd MK,ll>', 81
f.m m .ng cal.l.ag- GROWTHI ra o CROP
.iO PPE LEADS ItEIHELT
me from my country."
I"‘>'nett.,es lining some of tne
-, -w«))o y f f
. ' , arol s face clouded vviien I
using more flower- . .
NEW YORK. Nov. i . A l jf S ) iLnce was made to the a r r e s t' ' ' m »bs. clearing vacant lots ai d
Willio llppa*.ypU|ria| 0|
kis friend, former Secretary of I l“*<-ting out more plants uh.ng the
; Mo. I; of his three cusni
(continued from page one)
te Manoiiescu on elinrges of j streets, especially along the luke-----I iritftvh wilii chainpion.Otftf
ninc treasonable letters imo [ fo n t
boulevard.
Considerable
Nov. I — iona! proldom and in helievintf *odny, was fitrtyitiip^Vkl^rtlMfl
Feature
Of
Annual
Sessions
L
o n d o n . Nov. i (IN K)— in hu•I CHAPEL HILL, N.
puitiiing of buildings and homes ••■rretnry. Mr. Higgins r.uthoriAt A tlanta Will He Several luxiirioii'* Park I.ai:«- apartment, (IN S )—A great Impetus has been tbal it urget ih-it congress adopt11r*e enil of the fourth.l/(qc)t
-When Manoiiescu was arrest- is needed, it was pointed out, a< ze.l Mr. Trotter to say that *.i)e
given decentralization of industry measures to bring about a truly i the scaree at 240 to i!tp\
m B u ll
Grand P riz e , die Marquis de Amim- Yrarrn- in the south hy the r.vent
Contests
" ui.l the Prince, “they found i was the necessity for a more uni •ligned contract was
..............South
......... ................
e-onorpic solution,
........ .i-- very gratify-, the .afternoon
. . ffto.in rou
round liii1
_
expected
z.iva iminher of one
of the ern Apalnchian
lb possession only a message form system of parkway planting,
an Power Conference ing. It i.-* hoped that n comprchen-* j the night nuttidf.
back within a few .lays, kit tii.it
ATLANTA, Gu., Nov. 4 (IN S )— most illustrious families of Spain nt Chattanooga
those who wish my return. |Roads lending into the city should
ga in tho opinion <>f -ive plan of flood prevention nndj
**^**~*~*~~
eft was nothing treasonable j be denned"up and the removal the ipening date of the hotel cmil.l Tile official annual convention of has invented a new loud speaker Col. Joseph Hyde Pratt, executive control in the Mississippi valley cani u power r oMiiiiine'j: nf/rtU ag *J
the Georgia Old-Time Fiddler's
liained in the confiscated pap- of a 'ivory stable on First Street nut yet he given out..
to interconnection by
which reproduces perfectly the roll chairman of tho Conference, who li • established.
Association
and
the
sou
th
easter
thich mero.y outlined the no**- ^huul.l be effected, it was declnrhn > just returned from the meet••Tin- conconsui of o]iinion in tho public welfare.
There lutk
A •iggestion by President Shinsteps for my return in a c,j
fiddling championship, held under <>f the drums the bagpipes of the lnK'
some
misanderatandiag
.iii,i#rgai
Mississippi
valley
regarding
Mu4holser that the City Commi-sion lu- the auspices of tlmt organisation, St i.tti-li regiments, the famous
. ;utional and legal way, with^ suggestion was offered for
“It was recognized by the eon- rlo Shouts, as expressed hy icsolu- most efficient utilisation VfrP081
to a coup d etn t.
th, ,|C;,i(tnotjon r f „ iCh ri*m as 1asked to pns* an ordinance requir will he held in '.he Atlanta Audito ever: ure
“ |H12” ann classical ferenee, said Col. I’ratt, “Thut the tior* was thn, there are better und er develofrgd eithei*. Tiy jy jjJfr* y
y inten mns no ,> rt u*‘
° mrect where cedars would bsj us ul ing the registration of ull automo rium on Friday and Saturday. music, ancient and modern, with- firm er who
farqs intst is the on-* iheaper ways of making coinmer- steam is obtained. I t was
■inm except bv legal mctli- '
..
who has hundry payroll workers rial fertilizer than hy the use of the papers read aintHc'
biles in the city and the issuing of November 18 and It), according) to out tho slighest .
hubeen published everywhere *° lin« holh f."'08 " f th, e ‘ hoiougn
a-, announcement by
Virgil mV.
suggestion as i|t |li(, vicinity, for it is he who can hydry-electrie power, such n* i» that the power companies at
a Rouinanio, where the eenf'»r a distance of about two Sanford tags f<>r ail ents was ap Shepard, secretary.
.
i huh where the sound rnmes.
ircludc in his produce certain per- re mired by the fertilizer nlnnt nt separate und distlq*^ eggporati
proved
by
the
members
and
a
n is 'savagely crushing all " r lh,ee blocks. The purpose i
“The. dntes are officially anThe uctital object
m a room ishablo* that are not pructieahle Muscle Shoals, nnd that tliereforo in the south are five mbta V*
opts don of political thought1view would be to have these trees i iinmittcc composed
of S. R- nounent hy that executive comnpi- which i*'actin g ns a loud speaker ,or the farmer who is far removed th" federal povemment should not pendent )H»wer companies,
shuts the tyranny and dicta- brilliantly illuminated at nigh*. Dighton, J . I.. Wells and It. J . freN*£/the association, which ^haa mav l>e concealed so well that Doni his nmrkot. Resolutions wero consider utilizing the powdr, fronl nre, however, SP-.opfcrntting
during the holiday season.
conference to the r f- -hould make such disposition of to the advantage ot-the Indui
Holly was appointed to confer with ■resented these contests ovlrv gue’sts, for inataniv,dancing a t 1Pfl«*«tl at th#
For her exhibit of roses and u;ilull for the last I I years,” suitl Imuic parties to wireless music ^cct that the widest ami most uni- «• as will pn»vid« for its widest and* ol tho South,through itcrcon:
ilescu on false charges of torium, Mrs. Hal Wight wns'giv- the commission.
- Mr. Shephuixl. -„ . ----------------- mny b,. entirely unaware whether ru»m • mdusteiul -^nd a^rioukurwl Hiif. jgvJyrT Dfr^iirk u t T r ^ . kulj tton.’ ’ -•' “ •c;
ion would certainly result in jen fir-it prize for .submitting th jl Mr. Shinholser’s plan is based on
fur.thc
“The winners of the contest will the niu-ic eiminates from the Pfptn’J-’*® In thi! South w awing * t- mnVt (Bvdwinml ri>ubileTuJ^ ThdjCol. . J?ratt
Cownfull of the dictatorship, most attractive flower display at that used by Orlando which charg be the recognised champion \ of glittering electrolier over their ,ninwl by decentralization o/indus- conference expressed itself ns be- Ids pleokur at tho nc
Prtmicr Hratiano has been cov- t|i? meeting. Honorable mention es $1 for registration and u tag. He the Southeastern States. The title hi :ulsorthe Grecian stutue in the i tr>’, nn‘l 118 a ro?u,t wp pInn nn r,,u" J,,l' f0*1 private ownership with conference on .
Ifdly .|uotcd ns saying that any was accorded a basket of red said the tags on ovccy Sanford cur I is nuv/ held by Earl Johnson- of " r, “ . , tJc ball
room
” >«H onal campaign along that line, public regulation rather than for andth iilU .tb u j.? ^ ,
which sht uM prove or much beno- J-oliticnl ownership.
cusslon on this ruR)?i
«apt by me to return to Rou dahlias exhibited hy Mrs. J. M. would advertise the city and then |Atlanta, v/ho won it last, fall over lorn.r or the ball room
The !’rinco# of Wales is in- fit to the South.
sia would he met with armed McCaskilh
“ Another interesting phase of j ly furtherxul the cause q f cxt«J
the funds derived irom the registr- ;,o
contestants
from
various
toncly interested in two Chinese
te then he is indulged in mean"The attitude of the confcrcnca the conference was. the thorough I ing e’octric service to rural
Other flowers which were g rea t-! ation charge could be devoted to states.”
lamps which contain the new sound in considering flood control a nat- airing of whether there exists, lions and farms.
[!*.« bravado."
advertising
in
newspapers.
|
Entries
will
be
received
by
Mr.
rAmusing,” was Prince Carol’s ly admired were: Solan.lra Gutnt-! Letters requesting rencWul of j Shephard at his office 22 Court- producer and Prince Henry has
reccnly taken a pati^ to 1’nrk
|nmtnt on th» reported threat of tu, Coxcomb, Gypsophila, Immort ail chamber mendiberships will l>. , lun.l Street,
Strei
and the list lx open to
Hratiano to establish a rep- als, Northern Dahlias. Red Rad muileil out within the next few ill country fiddlers living south of Lane to see them.
I’ie in Roumunia. “ If the Prem- iance roses with purple I-intnnnn,! days, President
Shinl.ol.ier an Washington nnd east of tho Miss
r seriously believes hp could create red and pink Radiance roses w ith; nounced. He suitl a number of issippi River. Already a number
gypsophila,
yellow
and
.lavender
j
|repuhlic in Roumania by a simmemberships hud already been of entries huvo been received from
proclamution abolishing th ; Lnntanna. Holmskoldiu and a wil l . received und that the i.invass for out-side Georgia, while the de
rchv 'he1 vas11y °overrato« hu 'Hower with which the Garden Club,
members would not begin until fenders of Georgia’s fiddling hon.
*»r, "said the Prince.
|
ho^ to rcP|acc h,,|1>' fo r! citizens had beyn given 10 days to on. are numerous.
“ Fiddlin’ John Carson and Gid
*•
ri
•____ ! The club voted to purchase .\ respond to the appeal letters.
community Christmas tree and to
Approximately ST.'oo for gene Tanner, two veteran stars of tho
DKI.AND, Fla. Nov. t (IN S )—
H e n n r o T n TT S Y m i t V l nroaont it to the city for use dur- ral expenses wtih $500 for inciden annual conventions und nationally
ViCltaLL l O U . O . I U U U I intr he ho|iday season. It wrs sur- tals have been budgeted fur the famous for their phonograph rec High-high-high up in the air will
0
II'm '
I------g tstm that the tree might h e1 coming year’s expenses by Mr. ords have been engnged for three go the kites of the boyj entered in
I NEW i ORK, Nov. 4— Amcrci'i placed In one of the municipal Trotter. All over that amount, sessions of the convention and will the kite flying contest to lie staged
Band with * pressing problem |1t.ikn.
said Mr. Shinholser, will be used]entertain the crowds. Professor here luiing the last part of No
l?t ‘ hallenges its best statomanjb e institutional auxiliary mm- for advertising ami other interests. Aleck Kmart, of Woodbury, will ho vember by the Pioneer Club of the
jp-the “alarming" spread of
through its chairman. Mr*, Mcmber|i attending today's lun master of ceremonies and in Christian Quest Program for De
■og (..Miction among ita boys y . M. Galloway- announced that cheon were
given membership churge of the platform. The clos land boys bet een the ages of 12
ing sossir.n on Saturday night will and I I. The contest will he staged
i Kiris between the ages of six- flowers have been sent lit various cards to fill out.
GRANDMOTHER reads the
he
followed hy u country dame to under direction of the Y. M, (!. A,
land twenty, Captain Rich- times to the patients of the FernMr. .Shinholser said the ihnmb>n.l P. Hobson, of Los Angclr«, nld-I.aughton Hospital. The flow- er’s routine expenses Imd been the music of a '’bull fiddle"’ orch
Three types of kites will Itc used
prices—“Lands sakes alive!” Vphe exfjaj
nous crusader nil President of er., Wfre accompanied hy band muterinlly cut und that no expenses estra.
in the contests, which has been
it International Narcotic Associ- painted cards bearing the follow* would be taken <n that did not
“why, when I was young we didn’t fta^te to
■ m u ...
4 * T divided into three classes. The
hon. said in an exclusive inter- j„g inscription. “Just a friendly ■promise definite returns to the i OATTOR
l^OOTBALL cluss for box kites, the class for
half so much.” Yes, in “the godd oUddys”
I?*gie.-ting from the Garden flub.”
city. Mr. Trotter reported that $150
r t n p l> p p A T? F T ! diamond kites nnd the one for the
I In nis quiet, earnest manner, ho
--------- —
had been srnnt in placing road O W I J A U I K H j I A K L U hexagonul kites.
sold at five cents a quart, potatoes at forty
that:
HOM ESTEAD— Widening and signs etween here .and Jackson- I FOR HARDBATTLE
Keen coni’ etition is exacted in
[Snow parties’* (the sniffing of repaving South Kronu* Avenue unlaion und hack through
all rlusses and a large number of 1
cents a bushel, sugar twenty-f\ye pound!
°in) are ticcoming commcn.
dcr wav here.
boy* nre to enter each group. Tho j
(Continued From Page 1)
winner will lie ducr.ird by hoight 1
lays*
dollar, and so on- And, in
attained
by kites, handling, and
Woodruff
and
Mehrc,
Munugcr
ALL
RIGHT
—
B
U
T
1 HERE ARE I
HOW'S THE NEW
OH. S H E 'S A
laborer was paid a dollar a di
Jim Roberts and Truinor Bill Daly, steadiest. T ie maximum und mini
J U S T A M OM ENT—
YOUR
LETTERS,
mu to mention some 5Q odd stud mum sizes for the kites will he
STtNOG GETTING
WILLING WORKER
dollar and a quarter. But who wants to go
YOU HAVE. SEVERAL
ents unu townspeople making the braces no longer than six feet and
A lO U G ? - -------- ■
BU T SH E N EED S
no shorter than two for tho long- I
trip.
They
will
reach
the
Florida
WRONG
to “the good old days”? Not you—not me.
T O B R O S^ U PON
city this morning and will take rat braces.
AGAIN
their u:.uul workout in the afterH ER CPCLUNG ,
K EY W EST—'Contract let for rc-i
. noon.
A strenuous workout/^vas held paring und rebuilding jportion of
Prices are higher now, but wages are high* y
Thursday to whip thd bulldogs roadway on Key Largo damaged
Into shape, but the wed Devils Fv storms last year.
er too. You pay more, but the goods you’buy. •again showed their mnstedfulness
and ran over the supposed im
are of better material, they are better made,
pregnable vnrsity for seven touch1downs. Coach Woodruff was quito
they last longer. Even foodstuffs are better.
disappointed In the week’s prac
tice and seems to feur that hli
Inspection and extra care insure their quality.
elub is In for a slight slump this
week-end. Ho does noo exactly
expect u defeat, b u t' sscmx to
think that Florida., who has been
The dollar can still buy a dollar’s worth. Reada
coming up fast of b te . Is going
to surprise folks ano give tho Bulthe advertising in the newspapers and you wil
dogs the butte of the lives.
"Persistent coughs and colls lead U
This is absolutely logical, in view
find that they will help your dollars go a long
of the fact that the* squpd is in serious trouble. You can stop ikcrn not
very poor phyaica shape. McCrary with Crcomulsion, so emulaibed rrn>
Way. Advertising tells you where you cau get
Estes" and Boland are all just re-.
> r
(
Y JH Y . T H A T 'S WHAT
r r MIGHT BE A GOOD
covering from a alight
slight attack o f two-fold action; it soothes and hed
full ifalue for your money. The yorng house
flu. Lautsonheixer made the trip, the inflamed membranes sn«l inhibit
IDEA. IF YOOfeE UNCERTAIN
but a split finger received in prac germ growth.
wife of today f bops even more intelligently
_^
ABOUT YOUR. S P E L L IN G
tice this week will give this .big
Of all known d:u-s, erectof: Is n
TO A SK CHICK, AND LET
fellow all kinds of troube if he is ogniaed by high medical sUtl.ojUir
than “g r a n d n a f o r the advertisements are
injected into’ the fray.
HIM HELP YOU OUT V
eno of the crcaictl h e a l t or’
Bob McTIgue is another that > peisiitent coughs in 1 rofja a;
a
her guides, they make her a
mad? thotrp, but a bad cut undor tot ms of thtoa* troiU «. C-**
-r
h«a avr* n sv be the cause of the eontaln* in sJditior to i c r u .o’
of values.
c“ '
k-*P'o*? this Tigor of the healing element; vhi'.fc "ntb^auc
gridiron on th : bench unless he .U the iafixtsJ Rrul'> r -j ind ste
, ubsoluts'y ne«d»d. Bu*« Colli
irritation und in!! ,r ' u»b n. whl’
who hud an ankle wrenched
creosote goes u.i lu u ilstw h . i il
1‘ .
T olao* sewn, U still nursing
v oorbexl into tLcbFM.il. atltf.’u s’, str
ilnii’rv sn-1 rsmalifrd st horns,
•f the trouble m I cbe.lts lie (row
Merchandise must be good or.it could’nt he v \ snl
i is the first game that Qeori
of tin g s a >,
•hi* gone into crippled this yi
v
•
Chmmtitao’i is turrtrti.I •»:«' t
~J ertised. Read the advertisements
and It come* very unt'mely at
lory In tho trcstei
<»• m.roi.
. . . .
^ A,
••ve of ~
h. e a t j
TUNUMG o o f AM OLD QMS.
AGED FIDDLERS Loudspeaker Which
....... $ ■ ----------- ------iN TRm-K simvFY HP GEORGIA TO Can’t Be Detected!Po^ r . f 1™ * 1 <> Stress Impoidance1
h
HOLD MEETINGS Invented By Noble 0 1 Decentralization Of Industries
ircotlcs Are serious
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TUB SANFORD T1BRAU), FRID AY, NOVEMBER I, 1927
A Movement To Check Crime
The Sanford Herald
As
Brisbane bees
A Hard Pull
It
1 M U M . every mtl rrnoon
Samtor’ M Saafnrd. t'larldn
Th«* problem of checking crim e in the United S ta te s has
l t l Jltm iilli \,rnne.
John I). and the \inc.
never been one of paramount im portance, b u t with the in
Four-Million Power.
K a ltfH l * •ffitii.l
ranllM
WSaferr 5T, lt l* . m Ihr PoMnCflrr creasin g disregard for law and order th e r e has been evi
Two
Ato Seven or Kicht.
M Sanford. | iwrliln uivlff art u( denced a g r e a te r demand for such action a s would have the
Caaarrr■«».- nr \lnrrh a l i t l .
e ffe ct of re sto rin g respect for law.
W ith the p u r p o s e of dis- ; It. it. Cram observes.
K IH T lM I
ta p ir. .u< IWJJ li> Slur I'm.
■ o u t i p t.. m :»\
Ill Arthur llrUiinn*
MAN M. I'll cussing every phase of the question, a conference is being i
R. MOW nit iiKini
KARt.K : JOM'.H M nnxlni I'.dllor held at W a sh in g to n 'w ith leaders Irom every s e c t io n of the
JOHN D KCM’KKFELLOW , Jr .,
i t m rniPTio\ n.iTr.J»
T h e conference is th q result of an in vita contributes <oiH),uOO to the inter
aT.i;o country present.
On# T n ’
KU« tion sent out recently by the N ational C rim e Association, mit.mini li.nit for rebuilding nnd
M l Maal
•1.73
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which has produced s ta tis tics to show th at the United S ta te s enuowing the Shakespeare mem
r
|wr
ttrrk
Or Cnrrl
rwklr 'iVlIon p r r War
orial theater, -ays the gift Ls a
now leads the en tire world in p e rce n tag e of crim e
Tkt llrrdld. Sitnfnrd'a pioneer m .li.
Thu organization responsible for th e W ashington m e e t - , "recognition »•' d“‘ dent which
, adbaerllira lu lire Inlrrun
l X<n« Sen lee r r r r l ilif from ing has compiled a list of s u b je c ts fo r discussion >ome
som e o f t h e 1 <;reut
llri,:‘"
“" ,l lh” ljM‘u d
States owe
to Shakespeare.’’
(hU.. a a irrla r.. a r m . . •niailMllvn most im portant being t*MiijiioiiiU*<l «s follows:
•rda dally ruier- I
f n m 'fj (Bouaand nard
Rockefellow’■> millions are work
•n* all fI i r Iraill
Iru llai riraW of the fit(1) T h e abolishment of e x p e r t medical testimony
ing usefully all over the world,
irfd. The
Thr I. \. a. I* <-a|irrlnl.
lire war
.jushing .* nii-iii'.in trade, fighting
la I'lorldn nnd lla
in crim inal cases and the su b stitu tio n of a scientific and
If rff lelenl In
manner f t handling fi:wr arm* la
Hr. ase. huililii'U hosp.’.als an«l
unbiased
mental
exam
ination
o
f
th
e
accused
by
qualified
arllhanl equal.
-•ollegcs, repairing irreplaceahlj
exp erts serving the s ta te .
T ar Herald U n i*»«nshrr iif (Hr
•vurks ol art
Aadlt llnrrnu or ( irritln 11mi*, no .
(2)
Sweeping
and
strin
gen
t
laws
to
curb
the
a
c
tiv
Internal lonal A%»nrlutIon of I'uhA GERMAN POET describes a
•Hhfm, A dirrlhfra, uml \d%erflwlnu
ities of crim inal receivers of stolen goods, lx>th by uni
A lfftl* whlfb require* rnrh I'uh.
vine oil the hillside, in winter, cold,
form
s
ta
te
legislation
and
by
the
power
o
f
the
federal
ll«Htr Mrmbet lu .ubnut (• ».
dry ami leafless,-while wine from
lk m «K li Onil It of Rtt liurrlplninh
government through th e in te rsta te com m erce act.
eheerful
its grape- made lira
Unto la ftrdtr (• \erlf> uh*»tutel>
•II rinlmn «>t rlrralnllon n« ttrll or
.1 Reduction of th e large nu m ber o f second o ffe n d
.ur
away.
■t bd^lnoRR inrlhmls.
. . F l i n ty NOV. I. 1927.
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M n r In rll» ann roiint, nddlilf Ion.
L —U rry r na Irr ronte In Jnrkaou
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Coma t r u e ! Inn n f S I . J o h n * I n d i a n
l l l f r r fa n n l.
ration of nioulhlf -I’m
W i r rnllng
la empAUfa
knuara
of
b u ild in g
pm
h o te l*
aim rtn o n
hoaara.
•A ( ohm anllj I heal.
T— C o m p f r l l o n at
tlna pi [ A n n .
ell)
h rn u llllra -
Hr" A nrfl and modern hospital.
E 1B L B \EHdE FO Il TODAY
E n t ic in g
exhorta
:—v Come, Lot us sing un
to the I4>rd: let us nmkr n joyiul
noise
Rock of mir salvation.
an
t io n
Psalm U5:l.
P R A Y E R : "All Praise to Thee,
Eternal lxod."
WIND FROM TH E PAST
By ISIegfrird Sassoon
Alone 1 Bear the wind uhout my
wall*
Wind of ih e city night, southwest
and warm—
Rain-burdened wind, your homely
T"-— pound recalls
Youth; wid a distant rountry-sidc
take! form.
i ComforUpg with memory-sight my
ukwrc taxed brain
Wind
id from fam iliar fields and star
P
to s s & tn rf* '.
f You lend m« Walking lonely thru
dark] and rain
Before Id lost my
itiiii j f
earliest
ec-
Wind of ih e city-lamps, you speak
o| hlme
And hoW, Into thin homelessness
,
er* by providing prisoners with practical train ing which
will enable them to abandon illegal w ays o f livelihood on
th eir lease, in some way which will meet the objections
h itherto raised by labor, m an u fa ctu re rs nnd m erchants.
(4)
Secu rin g essential crim inal s ta tis tic s by legis
lation in every s ta te in order th a t th e whole crim e prob
lem m ay be intelligently* understood nnd analyzed.
(5) T h e im mediate extension of the Central Bu
reau i f Criminal Identification now established in the de
p artm en t o f ju s tic e at W ashington, so th at the record of
a suspected second offen der can be ascertained in a few
hours from any part of the cou ntry.
(G)
Renewed e ff o r ts to secure proper pistol legisla
tion.
(7) T h e general establish m en t of a uniform par
don and parole* system designed to elim inate many of the
present evils.
» T h e proposals of the National C rim e Association as out
lined above a re designed to e lim inate the various avenues by
which crim inals have escaped punishm ent in the past, and
with th eir e ff o r ts cheeked along th ese lines, law violators art
expected to feel more heavily the a rm of the law as it is ap
plied to th e various o ffe n se s a g a in s t society. A strict applica
tion o f tin* su g g estion s would give th e country more convic
tions and an increased respect lo r th e law.
T h e m a tte r is deserving of th e serious consideration ol
th e public* for without the support o f the citizens of thi?
country, the ch an g e s in crim inal procedure cannot be e flec ted.
Public favor must be elicited* in b e h a lf o f th is most im
p ortan t m ovement and sentim ent should be aroused as tr
place Into im m ediate operation *«uch cam p aigns as mav be
necessary* to bring a lsm t legislative action embodying the
suggestions o f th e National C rim e Association.
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' I k
What’s The Matter
IT IS SCI If JE S T E D that the |
mp -l.i'lioti candie-pov\i-r lantern,
niav In- raised lo fmty billions
i ll the sky used as a screen.
.*>i»iii thi.*.- Heaven protect us; Thy :
.unveils should continue to declare
In- glory of Hod,” not the g lo r y .
.f soap, breakfast food 'or ev en ’
moving pictures. Mr. Sehenck, who
realizes that, says: ".Vo; not on
.he sky, everywhere else."
A FISHING MOAT had drifted
Our good United S ta te n N avy is m o st famous as a place 1,000 milt*.* will-11 it un* picked up
off our northwest count.
White
XNr aptne
Admiral Sim? bonesi on the deck showed tho pan
[Where all’s uncertain but my will where freedom of speech is not tolerated.
seem s to have been the only
to g e t a w i t
nnd that cannibalism hmi played in tho
for Bower
To Mk or life no more than life he was so near the retirem eilr age when he spoke his verses tragedy of tho sea.
can «am .
Two that died, last of all, were
th a t his indiscretions conn: 7i« easily ovonooKet;.
n u t now
Wind fn^n the past, you bring me
intact. The others, seven or eight,
th at Admiral MnGrudcr h as been reiirimnnded fo r suggest had been eaten to prolong the
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the 1st flower
l* From gaidemi where I’ll nevermore ing a more san e p ractice o f economy in th e N avy, that
ives of the two. No man can say
retui s.
b ranch of the service apparently is as nnive ns was th e Arm\ vhut he would do under certain
ircumstnneeH, unless ho hnn boon
when it dismissed ( ’olonol Mitchell for su g g e stin g changes it
If Rut Elder wanted to do some
ostod under those circumstances.
the a ir forces.
high fly! g nlje wont to the best
place in he world fo r it.
-oEveryt >dy else in talking ubout
Sanforii’n financial nnd noliticul
condition why shouldn’t w e?
B e m t lalchen, .who . was with
Byrd on da Atlantic flight, is the
sew pil >t for ^Mrn. Grayson's
HDawn." Hope B e m t doesn't find
th a t twoi Atlantic flights arc too
'm an y . •
•_
,
-olere ore plenty good business
There
men in
tn this city so tnero is no oc
casion tot belief<i that If one man
. resigns, (he refinancing plan will
'g o to th i devil, —Sanford Herald.
' Hanford }s not unique in this re
spect. — Do Land News.
ional
government it
is
; not
will be induced; the only question
is whether they.thuil be cut 9225,, 000,000 hr $100.000 ,000 ; in Sancford it ia a question of how to pay
an increased millage of ten.
X ---------o--------Here, irou bridge players! A
man in South Carolina held thir
teen apades- He bid six uguinst
his opponent* six hearts . They
doubled and redoubled. The spade
I bidder nude 777 points. We ask
If thkt’s fair, nil ut one time.
t to the
I f*thd1 e x--------" lust man or.
newspaper man he’ll bt
jnd
citing a feature story
hus happened. — Suraout
eotu Tin) h. The lust man on
d earth wit be a newspaper man
3 v way
of sticking
They
around, ou Mow.
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that Nicholas Longa.t good a chance u
Republic an nomination
oo iidge continued not
Niehi tax would prob
nearly like the Wall
rests want him to us
Id. so Republican prosId be continued.
They
worth
for
rtded
Ic!
: ably dr,
anyone
i Parity
Fr-qclininn , decorn ted with
croixple guerre for bravery in
mat the .Syrians, later
rom the army in order
R otarf from his wife who
h*m un. Evidently h*
Americana we read
t in lth e!
newspapers kne.
olxait bayonets than men
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F f l
r
n f . Miami ghore* haheavy majority a thlrrgnehiae and a ten yea
1 -hdlcr #qs—ai" to th'
ir A Light Company
‘ ‘ h has spent
kixatioo. which
hat- lo -gooiiness outside
[Florida than any othatrying V
ion of fran-
Uv
From til** point of view of the g r e a t A m erican publit
Admiral M nGrudcr has onlv done th a t fo r w hich he deserves
considerable credit nnd possibly nn aw ard o f tho Congression
ul medal fo r meritorious service not in line o f duty. He simp
ly wrote an a rticle in the S a tu rd a y E v en in g P ost in which h«
called a tte n tio n to what he considered the N a v y ’s top-heavi
ness with h ig h e r o fficia ls, the .waste o f millions o f dollars or
needless y a rd s and general uneconomical m anagem en t of tin
Navy,
T h e A dm iral’s idea seemed to he nothin g more not
less than th a t we should get a dollar’s worth o f N avy for i*
dollar’s w orth o f taxes.
For th is incorrigible o ffe n se S e c re ta ry W ilb er removei
him from o ffic e and declined to say why.
T h e action o f tht
N avy departm ent as well a s the whole Coolidge A d m in istra
tion seem s to he th a t tho c h a rg e s of A dm iral M aGruder, in
stead o f being investigated and u remedy found fo r the situ
ation, should he hushed un anl th e au thor, o f th em punished
T h o A m erican public in general is not in a position t<
know w heth er Admiral MuGruder’s re m a rk s ns published ir
the Post a r e entirely tru e, b u t the a ctio n o f th e S e c re ta ry ol
the Navy in refu sin g to a c t upon the su g g estion s o ffered ir
any o th e r way except by unprovoked c h a s tis e m e n t incline?
one to believe th a t he m u st think his d ep artm en t above c r it
icism or in too perilous a position to stan d c ritic is m with any
degree o f success.
And the A m erican public will doubtless believe it ’s the
latter.
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DRIVING W HILE DRUNK
COI.UMIIC9 E N Q riK EIt-SU N
Colli facts are less cusy to dis- cident Insurance Company of Teni«s then words. Consequently the neusee, and the employer's Indvm•hronic violator of luw who run* up nity Corporation of .Missouri. Un
gu.nst such a fact ns in Now dec policies with
these coinpunic-*
companies
-----------urk state,the Untin*?:t law aguinst •Irs. Flannngan wu.s numed bene
.uihituai offenders, is likely to he lieiury o'* her husband, T II. Flunur more influenced to wnlk there- augun, who was killed on April *28,
iter in the paths of legul right- R'2d, while driving an automohili
oustics* than by all the eloquent .lom Ilayal, Va., to Cllntwood.
ei suasions addressed to his ethical
Kvidencv showed that Flannngan
onsj. A recent dicisinn of a unii been drinking heavily in .
n.ted States circuit court should, hotel before starting for Clintwood
hcrefore, impress one elass ul He died from injuries received
lolaters
who havo not
l>een when the car wrecked.
nfluciuvd by other meuus. The
I here are thousands of Flunna
iecision ami its bearings, whjch fans hchind the steering wheels
;ilf piohahly establish u preccd- Jp and down the highway* of the
nt for futurf m sei of the iflnd and. Each wetk their
»e set forth in thi t f o v i n z news [ |)ear fn ^ "'tm al " of n^tomobiU
dapateh printed in the .Enquirer- nuualtics.' .‘ cores . of editorial*
•un a few da>s ago:
| mvt. been written anil hundreds ol
'Ptethes have licon made—all for
RICHMOND. Va. Oct. 1ft— (AIM he purpose of influencing the
-T h e validity of tluusca in inaur- c’.’annni-nn*; that walking is, u
nee policies providing that hene- "ethod of locomotion infinitely
iciariea eonnot collect If the injur- ufer than driving for u nmn drinkd persons were violating tho law ng’ i r di urk. Thus far the effect
/ntn they meet death or injury, ins hei-n niglihle. Euch week the
vus upheld by the United States -iuiiiImt of Klunnagun tragedie*
ircuit couit of uppeala for the nrunts.
m’ th juilic'a! circuit in an opinThe decision of the court, when
on handed down here today.
l he;on-e* generally known, should
The opinion is said to be the lelp to do what speeches and ediifst e -e r rendered by the appet orials huve failed to do. Even thr
ite court of the law violation -iolator. of the law against driving
muses In..polities.
rhUa iu toxica ted will
The case was an appeal of Mr*. t mined by kiiQwlcd
Ituaa N/Flannagan from U dec'*
/ecklei
Main
V
Factory
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Sanford
j
Supply r0.
4 .
N o Assessment
In Loch Arbor
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'SENATOR -
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hao a l pead v
ME LIFC CAL
Tin* owner of l.och
hr.r property is free fn
assessm ent.s— mint her
vantage of this ilt-sir
development. Look it ovj
in vestigate, judge it oni
m erits now.
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D eForest Sanford
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altarwards apply gently —
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Why Mr* R . H. Muirhead, of Sanford,
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Sweet Cream
Multrr Milk
Milk for Rabies
Je w e liT S -O p lo m p trla t
•^ Peer 31 MtUtmn J* rt Ut»J Ymmrly
Seminole County, has used this
Fertilirer for 18 years
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Sanford, Seminole Co.
Vlarch 1,1927
The American Agricultural
Chemical Co.
■acksonvllle, Fla.
Gentlemen:
“9 0 0 Crates of
Celery per A C R E -
MR. GRANT’S IM PRESSIONS
ire reliable,Jmsed on the ability nf
hi people t^Hu.v automobiles. His
(glints’ report?, read on his return
.o Detroit, confirm his views. There
seems to be prosperity throughout
the country.
For more than eighteen year* Bradley’s “AA
QUALITY" Fertilirer* have been giving me
the best result*.
Thi* year my celery crop ha* matured very
early forthe time of planting and has produced
an extra heavy yield - 9 0 0 crates pet acre of the
best quality celery. 1 have never had such large
sires before; a great many of the crates running
2 *» to 3 doren stalks to tl^c crate. The best
crop I ever grew.
From my experience, 1 am satisfied that
"AA QUALITY" Fertilizer* are ihe best In
every reipec' for the celery and truck grower.
Matured Extra
Early-Best Crop
MR. EDISON SAYS European
mtiho-s “will war up us sooner or
liter,'I 1’ifrjiaps Uu*y won’t. By
ighting us they might save ten
housapd millions they owe us. lint
o cross vfh(? ocean- and conquer
■von bno’nhrrow stdp of this counry would cost more than the ten
dllions they might imve. And they
•un save that suni more econom
ically by not paying us.
Europe, however, might cost this
•ountry many billions ty one sindo air raid, if the United State*
houl.l remain unprotected in the
lir.
Yours very truly,
R. H. MUIRHEAD
Ever Grown”
t.
E
IGHTEEN years is a long time. Results, and
profit, year in and year out, have won and
held the confidence of Mr. Muirhead and score*
of other growers for Bradley’s “ AA Q U A LITY ”
Fertilhers. Read K(s letter, reprinted above.
Plan now to get top prices for your Celery this
year. Bradley’s “AA Q U A LITY’’ Fertilirers will
help you. They assure rapid and continuous
growth. Celery that is tender, crisp and earliest
to market. Celery running three, four and sixdozen to the crate. Celery that brings top prices.
JA P A N E SE UN ABLE TO read
••* write tire allowed to vote for the
irst time. The illiterate,
more
ban others, need the vote.. If their
fovernnient makes them happy,
hey vote for it. If it makes them
'nhappy, they vote against it.
"hut’s the essence of voting. There,
'ore it was wise to let women vote,
"hey won’t except excuses f..r
arch-light parades, in place
of
-exults.
Carefully mixed, aged and re-milled, according
to formulas based on years of study and research,
Bradley’s “AA QUALITY’’ Fertilisers supply
necessary plant foods for each stage in the growth
of the crop. They help every’ row to attain a
uniform stand of tender, fresh-grown sprouts.
Elton J Moughten
And don’t forget that Bradley’* fertilizers give
.the same outstanding results for all other Truck
Crops as well. Backed by 60 years of sound
fertilizer manufacturing experience, they are
absolutely the best you can buy.
\rchitecf
First Nat’I. Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.
Only the finest materials, carefully selected,
blended, mixed and cured, go into them. That
is why Florida growers, who get outstanding
results, always Insist on Bradley’s.
You too can increase your yields, improve
quality and hasten maturity with Bradley’s. We
have a mixture scientifically prepared for your
soil conditions. Don’t forego the opportunity to
increase your profits. Act now. Come in and
get our booklets on truck crops. A phone call will
bring a competent service man.
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“AA QUALITY”
FERTILIZERS
Made only by
The American Agricultural Chemical Company
Jacksonville
Y um a r e corJiu lly i n t i l r J
oVwa tn Jtu k (M v ille lo
tU ll our planI. one o/ the
mmi maJem tn (ft# n o r 1,1.
Prescriptions
We Deliver
l«“pre«r
tivp
l'l»i*ne sh
R. II. GRANT, S E I ’ E R - S A L E S
nuinnger of General Motors, bai l.
Tom a* circuit of the country’s
urge cities, reports " exceptionally
;ood conditions in the southeast
n I southwest on account v f c o l
on, excellent in the northwest on
ctount of wheat, and improving iii|
lie middle west as a result of a
igger corn crop than expected.”
Accurately Filled
0 f f jce
Jacksonville,
In his ui<! age. Mr. Ro.kefellow,
through In • "illy -mi, does more
gouil than 10. 000. 000 vines,
making his money useful nil over
the worl
\n<I loriunately, he is
no dry. lei Hess vine on a hillside,
but full "I 1 1 1 *-, playing g "lf and
enjoying n in spite .
ois SS
yeftrs.
NHTHM.AS M. StTIK N t i\, suereeding Mari us I.ovw as head of
delr*»-<imilt wn Mayer, believer in
idverli'ing. hits a new idea.
His
.mwerful magic lantern with ••,OOO. OOn. poo candle-power hack of
,t. scatters advertisements of Meto-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Capitol theater
ill over the llroardway landscape,
dr. Sehcin k uses the f uruniouut
theater, belonging t" his friendly
-ivnli. Famous Player*, us a screen
in which to throw, in letters lfiO
feet high the advice “Go to the
’apitol theater for the best in movrig pictures.’’
What Zukor and l.asky of "Fnm .us" will invent to off set this will f
niiiu- thing mote orignal thani
n in jniii i ion.
t u hmah1
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�P A G E FI
THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER l. ID
Resolutions
idt'A nd Personal Activit
W H EREAS. Mr. J . A. Clark,
yho served the Hank of Oviedo
in the capacity of director for a]
»: , ri"d «f more than four years.
An unusually enjoyable affair
'" I j . . . . . . . . . . .
|of the week was the musical lea
" I I L R E A S . during the tenure Kiv,„ Thur*«lav eveninir at the
« . his office as director of the home ..f Mrs. Francis E. Bolz on
hunk he was ever far.hful und con- Paik \*,.„ue tvih Mrs Bol*. Mr.*,
scientiou* in the |.eifonnance of K. I! \*h.raft and Mrs. Morris
All. n as hostesses. The proceeds
will he u*ed for the Pipe Organ
«'•,
Civil.
the Baptist Church.
S
I lie 'paciou* living room was
'•**
ndoinid with quantities of exquisl'1
itu pmk radiant e roses und ferns,
'
while n the dining room the color
' llr
scheme <.f yellow and Idue wits
1 -:i
feutuied. Here howls of cosmos
aiul plunibngn were nseil with a r t
Sl"
istic effort. The dining latde w-a*
Ml
spteail with a haitdosmc lace cloth,
Telephone 14S MRS. F R E D . S. DA IGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 858-J
CHARLESTON VISITOR
A T P A R T Y GIVEN BY MRS,
Most delightful ip every wav
was thfc lovely bridge party given
Thursday nitcrnonn T)y Mrs. T
Dumas at her home on Park Am line, Complimenting
her house
truest. Mrs, C. L. I.cgjr of Charles,
ton. S. C.
The rooms where the card tables
hod been spread for play were
abloom with quantities of exquis
ite red radiance roses, hibiscus ami
other lovely blossoms. The colors
of red and green were emphasized
in every way.
Progressive btidgt* was cnii.vcd
during the afternoon, store* werkept on quaint tallies done m the
prufeuhl colors, after the staled
number of rounds had been playetl.
scores Aver*. coiletttd b\ Mrs.'W.
Morton Thigpen. M i* (I ;*. Witmer, anti Mrs. W. .1 Thigpen The
prize I'pr tiq> score, a set ..f blue
luster teacups, was won l.y Mis.
W. Theodore Langley, while Mrs.
Jam es y . Sharon was given tlt.>
consolation prize.
an attractive
SATL’ RPAY
story hour a.
Library, . ,.
matinee at 10 <•8lock
ie Theatre.
MONDAY
in Club will mert
«.
at the home of -M r*Che!l on .Oak Avenue.
Guild of jM y <■J
hurrh * ' » m*Mt ttt ‘
„ Parish House.
Auxiliary of the Pre«jrch will meet at - . - I
e church to *ew and
Fernabl Laughton
Missionary .
st Church wi
at the chine
TUESDAY
L I’rinniry Pn
fiation will
the West Sid
part me nt of
twill
M ..........* Powers cut
igh* n
and received
tii hearth -at.
Mrs. Dumn*
Rented her
,,f honor with
ortfolio in.uihI
chintz.
■ollow ing the awarding of the
zos, the table- were laid with
nty
einbroidete I cloths and
reshments „f
fe.l pear salad.
dwiehes. nut brearl. chocolate'
p »•«* es mu! Coffee were scrv«*7l ' 1
the li st.-s, assisted bv her
'
Ighte, Ml* Uay...ond Phillip*.
,!;;
8 U .'I Thigpen. Mrs. \\ .1 ’ '
lupen and Mi- Witmer .
I" '
■njoying th* cordial hospitulitv ‘’*
the hostes* were: Mrs. C |
oily anti Mrs. I
lostps.-r*.
nte
t a! the home o
•pled in rcgtl in session this
la >\ III) OF DIRECTORS.
BANK OF OVIEDO
By I! I.. SMITH,
President.
T. TV LAWTON.
Mr. and Mrs. William Grovei
Ferguson announce the marriage
' t*f their daughter
M A RG A RE T l.UDINGTON
SPRO U T
o
! A very prt'-ty wedding of Tuesday
will enter- J evening was that of .Miss Margaret
ting Mat- 1 Ludington Sprout
nntl Marcus
her home Allen Green, which took place at
i the home of the bride’s parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Ferguson
nt Lake Mary, The ceremony was
•nt Tench- perfornle(j |,y
Rev. .lumen M.
■ct at d'.JO j Tltomnson, pastor of the Luke
|Mary
Presbyterian Community
,,
; Church.
The wedding guests were Rev.
,
and Mrs. Jam es M. fhompson, Mr.
i r l t l c l an,| Mrs. William Grover Ferguson,
^dwartl L. 2innner® man, Mrs. Caroline A. Millard.
.
.
Miss Mabel Ferguson. Miss Lout*
L<x..?i„.. .'.r Ferguson. Miss Elizabeth I’oole,
I « . * held Thursday Mr. and Mrs. William II. Green,
Ih* Masonic Temple Mr. and Mrs. F.. 0 . Green and son
p$hy m atron. Mrs. II. E. I). Green Jr.
After November sixth, Mr. anil
In charge. After rouMrs.
Green will he at home to theii on lety. l hen just when you get
I had been carried out,
bit place with Mrs. friends at First Street anil Lake i sed to high hat ways and you are
Mary Avenue, at Lake Mary.
bwley a* candidate.
almost convinced that you realiy
Inclusion of initntion
tie somebody, you find yourself
bhments were served
given the part of an outcast hum
wrt room by Mrs. R.
who has only a ragged coat and n
pnd the o th e r officers
*et of whiskers to keep t ut of the
Wr. The room was
winter cold.
adorned w ith qunnitibn rot I, daisies, cosmos
Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Strange
irange hut*t| fb^wers.
Mrs. Roy R. Pippin and Mrs. Hawthorne, spent Thursday in
orange am i black were Echols entertained the members city with their son anil wife,
•f the Hallowe’en seas of the Sunbeam Band of the First ami Mrs. Fred Strange.
Baptist Church .Tuesday after
noon at a lhillowtjVn party at the
I)r. and Mrs. (J. A. Adolphus of
Clearwater spent Wednesday and
class rooms ut the church.
The afternoon was merrily spent Thursday in Sanford as the guests
with games, songs anil contests. of Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Strange
Pinning on the cat’s tail afforded
much mirth, the prize for this was
Judge W. Wallace Wright anil
won by Doris Giovanni.
The Ci. W. Spencer Jr., left Thursday
tfuests wore gay Hallowe’en cos for Jacksonville where they will
tumes ami the prizes for the best attend the Georgia-Florida foot
•ostunn* went to Dorothy Atkin ball game, Saturday afternoon.
son.
Dcliyious refreshments of grape
punch cakes', candies and apples
were served after th** games by
’he hostesses. About da children
•njoyed this delightful afternoon.
hapter
IV SW OPE.
Vice President.
K. nvhff . l k r
III rector.
J . F.. B AS BELL, *
t 'ashler.
j I j ••'
Men of the First Pressb.vteiian
t ’lmrch will hold a social hour
next Tuesday night at K o'clock
at the church.
A speaker from ,
Rollins College is expected to be
I he attraction on the program. (
All men of the church and thoir
nun friends are invited to attend.
MARCUS ALLEN C U K E S
Tuesday evening, November first,
nineteen hundred and twenty-seven
Lake Marv, Florida.
V.
Mrs. Bids.
Claud** Herndon and Bid* Highlev man acted "> ushers, and Mi**
Lucille Bob. and Miss Marion
\\ uldrun dressed as old fashioned
trills, took up the silver offering
Late in the eveninir refreshments
of a temptinir salad course with
fruit punch were served hy lh*»
hostesses assisted by Mrs. Janie*
F Hawkins and Mis. .1 It. < >>l
Conditions were never more
favorable to the builder than
\l present, labor is plentiful
and reasonable building ma
terials are obtainable at lower
figures lhan in quite some
time and the builder can be
ls.sured of better service lhan
has been obtainable in Florida
for several years. All (hings
favor the builder.
This or
ganization will gladl\ give
estimates^ advice and helpful
information.
tliiv tvf September, ltl'J”.
Miss M argaret Sprout Hatton Thrilled By
Becomes The Bride Of
J
Marcus Allen Green ^"dl\l(*ttM C h an g es
n Moore Scott,
ed during the eveninir was in
ihnrtre of Mrs. A. M. Phillips, unit
included several violin selections h .
m : ■.« Pauline Cook, accompanied hy
Mrs. C. II. Cook; numerous clever
panics led by C. D. Wolte .secre
tary of the
M C. A ; and « onimmity singing. accompanied h.
*•--- --- ---the n it ; «*r licmg graced with a
PLAN r CITY — F ire alarm a,*
silvei b »*krt ! I Him1 with
v«*llow '
COHlIV-x **in1 plumb.air".
Placed at | lanitu* in-' ailed at city hall.
Vice President,
hohi
Circle "ill
Musical Tea Is Given
On Thursday Evening
J M B E R ' .
b
f);a .
td
COM
p a n
For the payment of 1927 taxes
A discount of two percent is allowed
payment in November, and one percent in
December.
When requesting tax bill always give Ie*
gal description of your property as shown
by deed.
Y
T H E Y A R D WITH A M I L L B A C K I N G
Phone Hi)
Yard
STATE AND COUNTY
TA X BOOKS
NOW OPEN
Bond Grade
JNO. D. JINKINS,
Tax Collector Seminole County
Zip Service
li^Xnud-
The many friends of Mrs. GJovinn A. Moore will regret to learn
that *he continues quite seriously
ill at the home of Mrs. Hattie B.
Hawkins on West First Street. •
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Byrd and
Mr. anil Mrs. Lee A. Cnnoley leave
Saturday morning by mntnr for
Jacksonville where they will a t
tend the Georgia-Florldn football
game.
vening *'**•a,u*
Sunbeam Band Given
Hallowe’en Party By
Mrs. Echols, Pippin
TODAY
V-*Va Ilace Beery
and
Raymond Hatton
in
NOW WE’RE IN TIIF. AIR
Added
"FRENCH FR IE D -
SATURDAY
Delores Costello
In
THE HEART OF
MARYLANH*
Party Is Given
kRoy F. Symes
s. Hugh Lalor
Three
Large
G roups
for
Misses
and
W om en
Geneva
John und Lewis Bills were hosts
'ast Monday evening ut Hallowe'en
party when they entertained u few
if their boy friends. Games were
•njoyed uml upropriule prizes
were awarded, i Ice creunt uml
cake were served as refreshments.
Rose Zauder und Ruby Peters
recently gave an enjoyable Hall>we’en jt a r t y when a number of
he younger people were their
{U ests.
Gaines of all kinds were
tlayed, followed by the serving of
Yfreshmcnis.
Mrs. Blanche Leonard. Mr. und
Mrs. E. E. LeRoy and huby nmttred Thursday to Orlando where
for ‘ he appronch*»aon a complete
k * n m,i* '* now be> " C. Viele at
i» L Dfc Magnolia
"nntement was made
" f latest'
hi
docV * «nd
Ur
jh a* been
jjv
*a
h a v e a r r iv e d
ARE PREPARED
Holiday
r e q u ir e m e n t s
J * ,ndo* *
of
S.
FURRED co ats
iH IS specially planned,'carefully prepared event
offers modish coats at radically low prices. Inclu*'
ded arc new versions of the flare—exemplified in
the smart coat illustrated—new, simple variations
of the straightline silhouette, each with a beautiful
individual fur treatment.,
New Gean Austin Record:—20977B
“The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi”
AND
“Are You Happy?”
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Christmas. Goods
Jeweler
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PAGE SEVEN
THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1927
PAGE SEE
•THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1927
(4 Business Service)
T H E P E A C E T O B U Y AND S A V E M O N E Y ON
G R O C E R IE S . M E A T S , V E G E T A U L E S , and P O U L T R Y
N ortheast Corner S a n fo rd Ave. and 4 th S t r e e t .
Compare these prices
Long Horn Cheese, lb.
Maxwell House Coffee, per l b ...........
Campbell's Pork & Beans, 3 cans for
P. & G. Soap, l bars for
Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. for
........
Irish Potatoes “Maine” 10 lbs. for
P I L L S B U R Y , EAGLE B R A N D or
MAID F ! a O l TR , 6 !hs„ 39c, 12 lbs.,
21 ills.
Alaga Syrup, Gal., 9Sc, 1-2 gal.
Good Scratch Feed, 10 ibs. tor
Crisco, 3 lb. can for
Granulated Sugar, 10 IDs., for
Tomatoes. 3 cans for
A Doles, 3 lbs. for
Wilsorb Toilet Paper 1 rolls for
('lover Bloom Butter,
Spare Ribs
22c,
Round Steak
25c
White Bacon
20c
Vca! Cutlets
Compound Lard, 2 lbs. for
Milford Corn, Highest grade, cai
Grapes, Red or White, lb.
Lettuce, Iceberg, head
5 lbs. New Ga. Sweet Potatoes foi
Good Sound Yellow Onions,
lb.
Corner Sanford Ave. and 8 th St
M ILKEAEN HOLLAND H ERRIN f
10 1I>h. Irish Potatoes
Fresh Oysters
into our s to re w ants th e b est at
Baltimore and Appalachicola
a reasonably low price— nnd to
have th ese w a n ts attended
Poultry
3 cans no. 2 Tomatoes
. T7t. h.
by
5— Help Wanted Female
K irt’s Hardwater
4 bars for
Skullcap F’ree With Each
N A TU RA LLY
Purchi
feu W ant Th
B E ST
America’s Finest Package
for Saturday
Chocolate Mocha
with Cheese and Tomato No. 2
O. Saw yer
D epartm en t— A. V au gh an J r . anil
Nice, Large Fat Mackeral, Special
IIVKKTISKKS
aid representative
familiar with rates
classification wiil
omplete information,
wish, they will assist
hling yo'ir want ad
j more effective.
«M Mcl.nnder Arcade
^r.unity it .nr*.
tes not call :*t
loffxt tor free tickai
sTto'Jv.
^
Salt Mullet Roe, pound
Libby’s Cooked
Try Our 35c Steel Cut Coffee
uDGE
and Graham trucks
tintl. Phor.c 3.
17 lbs. Siveet Potatoes
B a s k e t B ld g .
Cocoanuts.................... .........
..... 10c
Fresh Eggs—doz,...................... .......... 60c
Eggplant...................... 1............. .... 5c & 10c
Bananas, 3 ibs......- -................
............ 25c
Fancy Home Grown Tomatoe lb......... 10c
Apples, 4 lbs...... ..........
............ 25c
C elery ..............................
10c & 15c
L ettu ce........ .....................
.. 10c & 15c
Cabbage, lb. . ...........
............... 05c
Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs ....
......... 25c
Grapes—“Tokays” ..... 15c lb.—2 lbs, 25c
Fancy Fresh Okra—lb ..
.
10c
Fresh Snap Beans, lb .... ....................... 10c
White Potatoes- 10 lbs ........................40c
1 Gal. Can Pork & Beans
F’hone 071
3 Cans 15c size Syrup
Evt
S a n ft
J Tall cans Heinz Baked Beans
Condi
Bei
6 lb. Sad i Plain or Self Rising Flour
Byrd
new
•'Daw
51bs.Gocd Rice
1 lb. 60c Candy
Palmetto Ave
g o to
Uanfc
apect
1 lb. Hotel Special Coffee
5 Rolls Toilet Paper
Sun-Maid
Raisins 2pksf°r
Good Old New York
Sunnyfid
New York Elgin
Silverbrook
Sliced Break
BACON
Creamery Butter
Tub or Print lb. 51c lb. Package
Sw ift’sJew el
nd Vegetables Are
Always bre3h. and Delicious
6 Cans V. C. Tomato Soup
Sanford d
205 Magnolia Ave,
McLnnder Arcade
6 Bars Wool Soap
Me,Ai DEPARTM EN T
POT ROAST
Pork Roast—From Native Pigs, lb.
21 3 Sanford Ave
OF BEEF
Wholesale and Retail
22c
Dressed
* i
HENS- -t35,:lUo
Veal Chops, lb
•*
WHITE SALT
9
BACON
••
FRESH PORK
Veal Pot Roast, lb
-0
c
> Vlb.
Blue Wing, Self-Rising
FLOUR 24 Ibs.
Golden Days, Standard t
Rice, Fancy Head 161bs.»$l,0< D ’ Self Rising FLOUR, 24 lbs. for
♦
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15 lbs. fof $ 1 .0 0
II is here where the dollar serves iis purpose best. We carry a complete stock of Groceries, Sto<
,
try Feed-4
, u _____ _____________ „
M llu ily 's
S. SOMAN
21 2 S a n fo rd Ave
l.o* Sit til
I••11»•wIUK
I in Si in *
»vIt
Leaps, Lives
.»t «* I
rl i f •••lit**
i»r Jun«*
ti. •
f* st»|. m «. i*f
11 If »••!•••:
i
$75.00 Cn»h. $77.00 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
terms on that account. House has
kitchen with electric range nnd
large living room, dining room,
water heater, two lied rooms, hath
with shower, large front und rear
porches.
Isicuted on comer lot.
Tt actors war.'.ed for several weeks
Good neighborhood, high elevation,
farm work with or without driv
and growing section. Willig to
ers. Telephone after 7 P. >1. 773.
sell for less thnn property cost.
Hero is an opportunity for some
Wnnted: An opportunity to pres person. The house is located a t 280it
ent Mrs. Jesse Neely with one free : Palmetto Avenue. Go look it over
vicket to the Milane Theatre.
lend then ask for Mr. Berg nt The
Herald Office.
*•>*l.i n«* •-
Phone
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tone 117—W. 9 R*R-
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rii! •iii* in th* mint" of Inknown
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V K. I Mil ill.ASS
a «'trrnll I'mirt. S.inln.
unt) h'li.rliln
II,• A. M \\ KKKS
Coated tongue, dry mouth,
bad breath, muddy skin,
groggy nerves and tou r
•tomach suggest it* use.
\ti t|lTt SAi * K I ’UM I'AN V. |
UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT
treatment of Ring Worms, Jiggers and any skin eruption
Price 75c Sold und guurunteed by thw
•IION PHARMACY
CJuality
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Accuracy
S E R V IC E
AMERICAN ENGINEERING
SURVEYINGMAP
COMPANY
Chicago, Illinois
ASHLEY P. HAGGARE
ENGINEER
i
re! j n
Sanford. Fla
Masonic Blda'
SPECIAl
30x3 1-2 Cords
29x1.40 Cords
30x3 1-2 Gray Tubes
30x3 1-2 Red Tubes
29x1.10 Gray Tubes
29x1.10 Red Tubes
All Guaranteed
Quaker State Oil
Gas 21c.. Greasinjf 75c
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Exchange
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As Hpri'lnI .\ii»Hi»r In C h a n c e r y
W II.KO N . UOYI.I*.
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Cecil L. Rines
I GOI West K ira SI.
.Sulk'ltorK fur iViniiluitiani
Select
26— Miscellaneous For Sale
CHRISTMAS
_ I piece living room suite $35.00
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leaped 7200 feet In n parachute
Mii**il iiiiinn** **»* *oilil*i* r •••ord-H
through the tleuso tog in tha Cali
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lalnslde. held his position until
Si»nfi*ril. Hmiikiiol*' I'oiitiiy Florida.
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r i i t i i i r i i u i r r ok I oio'r c'liidi vrrtk for four roiiH» rii.
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WILL TRADE e(|uitie* in wei;
lOcutrd residential lot* for acrer.gt Huitah|e for farming purpose.*.
I have some m'ghty goiwl lots und
APARTMENT i FOR R E N T :- tar work up a trade with you 'f
four room apartments and tw you are interested in u deal of this
small garage upartmenti. <H kir.d. Write me what you have, th"
Park A*t?. Langley Apartment number of acres,, the price you
want, the locetion, und I’ll tell you
Call 251.
, what I have. Address Box 181, care
W ALLS *outhn!Ile school. Owner will rent
pA lN T fa** $25.00 monthly. Address Box
law
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and other household furniture
aTiT m E N T S -rod rhean. Owner leaving town.
^
Two rooms kitchenette and bath.
711* Myrtle Avo.
IXESS -c a r d appear- attm rtively furnished.
Ha tbi* .flinmn will ’‘ocnted' ■» Improvements, $<• P«r FOR SALE—Orange King an I
® lhl1 ‘■olumn will week Tel 777 or 7 ,j.
Lemon Queen Calendula plant.*,
ready now. B. P. Whhner Jr .. 129
-------- - ii Av,.
jr0rt Melljn
NEW
w ith
. • . •11*• fit! low I?m 'I* • lirij
|»i"|Miit h i i i i i i I imI in S« tttlitoU* L’ o u a -
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iii** iihm I n i'c n r illr iK l<> l . i w t i t »lra*l
v\ill l- mu* IliiTmiii oil thv Mh tlav
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tells when you
need
a p p llea -
m
COWAN CO. Auto
houses and gari »hw' metal works, FOR REN T— Hand 3 furnished
Aye, $-..>.00 down
it*. Phone 71G-W.
housekeeping rooms. $15.00 and
nth. Box-M c-u
$25.00 monthly, Alt convicnce.t.
'RD BUICK CC
801 Comer 6th nnd Palmetto. Ave.
Mijonlia Ave,
F O R S A L E : t w o apartment hou-ioi
In t .hi. •
FOR RENT— NICELY furnished
on large lot, modern, clone in.
bedrooms, in private home, phone beautiful KurroundingH, go rug",
p-MAP.MONS
83.
$ 1000.00 down balance like .cut.
Aatomohile Co
Phone 137 FOR RENT—Sleeping room with See owner, L. A. Kenaud, 2201 O.dt
Ave. Phone l'JO—W.
use of garage. All conveniences,
bEL TRIM CO.
table hoard nnd town close in- rent
H car, not the owner, $30 per month. Seminole Ave. on
817 for estimates
whores l.ake Mary, Fin.
Phone
AT SACRIFICE— Building
*. RADFORD
3103.
good part of town. Will
Service
FOR RENT: Rooms prices right It •* than tost and on eas\At'driws Box 8t>8 care The
1719 West 2nd Street.
Will sacrifice one free to ticket to
room
the Milane Theatre if Mr. J . E.
Rowland will cnll nt The Herald
pffite,.
15— Apartment For Rent
IIAI.VKSON
FOR SA LE: Two acre lot.-, m
Dixie Highway between Monroe
& Sanford. Fine trucking laud, n.i
citv taxes, electricity is available.
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment, ai-e/h.wing water. See owner, L
Veribest, Highest Grade, Pla*"
FLOUR, 24 lbs., for
.. J
10 lbs. — 33/i
lik e
19— Houses For Side
a thousand,
17V^^ lb •
I).iik -k iu
(ire s. bottles, m etal, ju p i
of all kinds.
Rot ties o f .ill sizi*?}. apt
kinds.
Elmer I’eck of Long beach. Cal.. !•
"no of the country's heat known
fhiera of tho tricky aipiaplaiiw.
Hero he Is shown having hfs eoffe«
aud rolls white being towed by a
speeding cruiser.
located at 230*1
it the corner of
RF.NT-rGarcge
White Bacon
1,7
White Potatoes
swap, exchange. hUy or k^l
i l i f St.it
..f r i * i .«! i
. ii
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a i m ( I m t y m i, U
l'. I l i N
;i I m > .1 liu n . i'r s «|• n ( o f i
I Inri tla. aiul lli.tt >t»n
Pot Roast of Beef, lb
FANCY
\ »: WILKINSON
|*'.»rii| • .»?»•! I t»•I ' • i
••i* a M ile
•••nut i >
kDmgs. Sods. We *r* Herald office.
|Ml»ur ptom. C.1I IM ,-r t , . T 1 F , „ , ^
Round & Loin Steaks, lb
1 .lit|J * u l t b #*‘ n F n
l it* -t mi l nielli hug
..me ill.ir. 111*.<I*•i nlklir.
- .111*1 IS lisliioiieil of
:i i .
OriNC,—The Rrn.f F.vMetal
shingles;
*» tin and galvinlsed
II. Cowan. Oak • r
— i T hnildlng—a down
Ph° " »
»
•
K
DRUG STORE— Pr«- rates. Ask for Mr. Haines u
Western Round
WESTERN
This house is
------------- Palmetto Avenue
Two bun- Katie Street,
ured to five hundred capacity.
Give full information ami orir- in* lf |ni,.l t ,ied
first letter to “ Brooder" enre Her- k.
* •*» »■.....
*.
feat ui••
; shape.!
I navy l>l
Itooni llungalo
is*il- Farms. Groves.
X. Park Ave. Phone
4 Cans 15c Lye
LOIN STEAK
' The
Attractive furnished uparimci"
corner Park and Tenth Sts., Fri
sjdairo installed, water and gurug
T PRINT SHOP
rrive on anything •'* furnished. Phone 18 .1.
2nd Street & Sanford Avenue
F. S. Ycrnny and Wm. Musjxrave, Proprietors
*f
..*•• •••hi i't*. •t r«
*i •
i•»l flii* -7th day of A|trt!. .\
11••in i*. A i 'uiiLl;*^- m i
S n I. i « h
III**
\v if*
I m ? !i
AtmU- Al**riu •Hi* •
i* t f - * - In i iiv: mi r»*••••»■*I In i *••
I.
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l i
11«»••K I 7. p:«u<
im
H EY! HEY!
12— W anted
II. Chappell!
. . .
T h is is the place to rfade
Attractive -tiin'ii bungalow. on
For (|uick sale: Upright piano ;n corner in Sanford Heights. Elect r*
first class condition. $ 125 ,l(j range and water heater included
Shower hath. Owner living in North
cash. Address 117 I'oplur Ave.
— Carolina amt desires responsible
CAR AWNINGS.
Co. 11 Ball Bldg.
It.
.
I f»»r * ***m p lu ln u nt
11— Miscellaneous
.Mrs.
Klue Bonnet Market
2 Cans English Peas
• t. i l l l l i
14— Rooms Without Board
Our Fruits
2 lbs. Fig Newtons
j i u i t ’iAU i'litiv i r
I *♦-' • . •
IN CHANOKKY.
11.
i. r r A i . r r . u ii'i • a r i i ui \
"fn m
|m .«ritl a p p n . i r ••••f • i
•I•1 C i r c u i t C n t i r f a t M n n fu ii
•'*•• C *t »n i>. F l o r i d a
i*rt
c.
\
N o . e m l M r. A l »
l '2T t
* - * ••i t •» tint
H ill
i ‘ .in
t f i i » *i i \ i ii« a m ic i •n •i > • •»
lit ta.t i n.i rtf ill t i l l * r a n hi ••I li •
-a i •I 1**11 o f C o n i p l d l n l w i l l
•i*f irofif*'«tx«‘it b y y o u a n d
ir,.s imom hnusi' lor rent corner
Oak and K'nirili St Anply W. It
Long lOH Palm*! to Ave.
Wanted: Young lady for office
work, must have experience in
meeting people answer in your
httndw ritiniv slating salary ex
I Ca«: with papers pected, give phone number. Ans
•o state
Finder wer poj.'„ office Box 1.700 Sanford.
to J. G. Pearce, 317
Iona No. 2 Can
1 lb. Maxwell House C offee
Iw .-llt)
E fficien t
cans
Delicatessen
isto Tells"
In should give their
Loitoffice address hs
sir phone number if
I results. About one
I of a thousand ha
ke and the others
kaaicate with you
| know your address,
latinuence Ml ST lie
Inon it The Sanford
let or by letter. TelefcntiaarncfK are not
Iona No. 2 Can
Imported and Domestic Cheese
Hot Rolls. 1 0 :0 0 A. M. to 1:00 I*. M. Daily
ircade
Small Fat Mackeral
Baked Ham
Potato Salad
Luncheon Meats
over
' UlltptMIIWtot.
rent. 1105 \V. 1st S'.
*nt \ uLamzing Works
Young man, experienced meat cut
ter nnd grocery clerk, desires
to make change. Can furnish best
of references. Address Meat <'(fi
ler. I*. O. Fox 578
ITA.NT n o t ic e
i»e Cakes
r Cakes
id Cakes
Swank o ’ Blubs
rr
Situation Wanted
Del Monte No. 1 Square Can
Wc Make It
Dining Out
po
r
p,„
___
hl)
II I* the furllitr
ilfflMtlt tll.1l \•*l| ,| , i
s course tree. 5 room bungalow
get good job
tivision, mode
od operator's $80.DO per month
» per week, if A. ilrnthcrsnn
A. Haines a t ------------
IT -S an fo rd Ave,
A. .1. V aughan
McCuller’s Grocery Co
U couipicac tine. wj
building material. Low
prices.
Security Lumper Co.. "Where Good
Gradas Come From ' Maple
end
Sixth. Phone 797.
visit us tod ay!
KendalPs Fish Market
3M M >
16— Houses For Rent
CONCRETE In every shape and
form, blockj, tile roofing, orna
mental!, etc. iianford Cement Prod
ucts Company, Fifth and Maple
at». Pbone llic-W .
Know ing this, we invite you tc
LIVE and COOKED LO BSTER S
10 lbs. Granulated Sun
Jonefl Dairy Farm Sausage
;i,h in
courteous, e f f ic ie n t clerks.
LIV E HENS AND F R Y E R S
Grocery D epartm en t—
AD. BATES
th at every c u sto m e r who comes
FRESH and S A L T W A T E R FISH
FA T MILK FED F R Y E R S & HENS
Sugar, 5 lbs. for ;...........
White Bacon, lb.................
I D«Hy UtraU
M.
FOR SATURDAY.
Ready to c a t — no cooking (o do.
It ta s te s **nod— is ;rnod— and you will say so too when
you try it.
-rJ:
LAWTON’S SPECIALS
Jeweler
108 Magnolia
lilfla NOW on our new
easy payment plan
Only { 0 shopping tay*
NEW CH RYSLER SALES AGENCY
be
October 31st,
fore LhrGimus.
Showing
.**
•
SPECIAL
1928
1927
Models
•■
*
• ^
•
We cordially inviteYou to call
GENUINE 13 PLATE
AlffB
FORD BATTERY FOR t p J - l l o U U
AND YOUR OLD BATTERY
i
and inspect these new models.
Open
Evenings
Until
9 O’clock,
This
W eek
.
Ford
need no introduetior.
•
u« m Batteries
-------
’ can be used on all makes of cars and un* an
Radio Battery. v
*
Edward Higgins, I n
Authorized Fo rJ Sales & Service
Palmetto & Commercial S ts.1
Phon* 331
• • .t t
Park Ave. at Commercial
Phone 58-
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VO im NBW SPAFUtt
sued tn t'lortdii'fl Heart
rt'orld’s Greatest Vcgetdbtj
,n. Its Richest Garden Land
Fair, warmer In sooth and central j
portion tonight; Sunday mostly
cloudy, cooler in north portion.
Leaded Vviro li Drn:i lien
r Audit liure:m O f Circulations
T H J R B E IT S i
Jury Tar
!{\ ju iu u
RushesOverHomes
l FLOODAIDCausingHeavyLoss
v n u ii
other Criminal Iniictment For Sin*
•lair Likely In View
)f GrandJuryProbe
tparty
•WO Delegates Of Chicago
i !(»(>(! Control
Conference
V .11 Attend HcaringsTnBc
l eid InWashingtonYInnday
Special T r a i n s
i I Bring Throng
y {« Released
3n P23.0P0 Band
I r in\ \nrf Sincere E ffort Is
Tn HeMnde To ConvinceThe
t«n\ ernment O f A Ilea INeed
H’s Condition I s
:aid To Be Serious;
’ neumonia Feared
r> h n s )
legl-d it.vc
f Congress
i |t> l < <
burn-i' >•'
t i cimi delegate'* of
<1? • h... <1 {".uiiml funof " i . h Mayor \\ illiunt
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.
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no ai ial evident ••
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twain • tiglillv th.it n i-riin'• •■* bo. n it-suoil mi l
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i , vi.5 pre ililent of
fslnctan ' . ’•»—it. >i» i ■nipan; ,
I dieted ", >h' t man” li La Sire i t' and .he small nr av
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■M trail. lie, Sinclair “ a i
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nit U. S. At
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of i..w Sinclair
K f C'/ipany, alleged by
HUbv to have been r sc* •
i:•a.u**, ia scheduled 1*
>rr»rv,:tntl Rv.cimr t
■ r 3.
*
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■McuAvfd its ure being ma le
■Rate a (■ mi' r Burns official
I U f.MH'i. 'd ti* bo trying t*
lithe loun ry with’entnin r t■ from tl:.' Washington office
lie i l l r . i agency thut l}un bw rej, rd ns nll-impurtaiu >
lilL'am I. Kurils himself nn 1
I ion, W, y-Mi'rmnn, have btvi t tr turn i:m» tlie spenned 10 find out who pai l l. mg cm tl •* rail, Sap • >
I exp* r
ir l Hilaries of thz the favor it mlo tr.e r.
wara.iv * v ho conducted the t l iiitii to lure strit1*. ;
tho charges. A fa ir l
Vmmge.
tsadith n of Albert rt. Fall, tho incident uud r.* "itpecittary of th* Interior and mix-up porirIttcil Gmu ,
Ini figure* ia the Teapot Dome i;- S'. " b'.’il V—" ’
ppinicy c. , v.n.< reported win the rich ptu. c. L' -r
put the . <•’* this morning. third but win d;.:t|UaiLi
Count'fini.T •I fifth.
W former cabinet tVficoc. >*
Thousands of doiiar;!
W lick p t ’ according to hii
Ndsn*. H is h iffering from v.-j",. .• d on llcig.lt Coy:
p»t!cn of tho lungs, ami Is fc*
°n the pnft of
ntecij wnh pneumonia.
His ite’s 1.ackers was bitter
tl'h hr. I -fii poor Bineo tl. re. . . ion acted \oday. fol
lirnimr . f hi troubles with the. ceijit of a report front
’tmmi'i'.'. r.\. r tbo oil Lutses. . unlit o." the Maryland dv
pb. Full ha . u i.'.ironic kblon <f- of Uulut.ittrc, winch teui
|"i.i;: • iiuil bronchial tub: s
l®!l nti ...il activity during law of tills (Into Jo.key
J“ ;- r'■"'»• v. !.s aggravated l i ; \:n:, r.u p.iui'. i -■'»• Cue 1
•‘••"n.’’ - rl.i Dr. Kiboy. “ If.*. of the H ctiniJ. HI < 1 •
1
nn uttse k r.f grip[>o with f.ciind taken up. nnd n
"i»iunia syniptonta.
thr.; he be r eiicd the pri
He ha. urvived four attr.c’:* the racing .nciotuic duriu
pceir:. n:.t in the past f jw
,rt* nr. I i t especially atrsceptible ci.'.e to >-.-1 farth.-r *
■
3 rd grippe.
A t his mlGull
it*
lotlay
.oU!
hi.*
own
j 1
sin at> pneumonia i
very
what happened in tha lac--.
t f ’s.t. Although ho shoe-'.' 1
*T v.*as*r.ot r.t fault in tv ” •
m-renient this morning hit
*ral roatlilinn is very much Sajido said. "Jockey Iai: ,r
^ par and no chances can L* me and helped rue. lie lot*-* -n *
Urns ml ray trotuen tm i • •
■
my colois, p.iiliiig me la
ho did tii.i:, he pulled
•••
am in*., him nnd that is w i.t cair
cil him to hit tho fence.
“ He wo3 down in tho deep guin
next to the m'J. He hat’v 1." Lai
nesa coming up there any way. .
lie hail imt grabbed me tk-nti*aa
'vs uru he would have g« n' <"
.about his business. Several oi L
hoys in behind saw him tb. it -M*
Coy, Mgrris nnd Kliia. 5*an;. • v
______ ....... him grab me ami pull me by <
1 tree here curly last night Hut 1 am sure that after th
tew
i""lv was found Blttiryr up- aid* have invt sttgated th
>!B
I.a ike*., ugs-ratchod tiuy t ill eve t 'z . 1
,r '* 1h brippiil i*i his rn.t I fautt."
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\ ),• f,;u?v!and Comm:
• m ‘•lilting briKhtlv. Blue r.i • mi .‘.t >‘- i ' *:t in • ■
’ •
.
■ .ip-, f.n.y went will rrob1
''I *’"«wn. Cantaln Gray
1" • me v- rt r f
oxvrcn.
I -tor* saitL There wan n'»*.
or. ,cr“ tch on
hit
dcrui
y
...
uttun1
it) iln, their
Umlr n:‘ctl 1, iMonday wil
r.ogram i t . 1
dtiy will be hr
—and health-
••
.1th Day:"
' •!» for this
I c*t tba fact that
■Lmi-i.uion.-cf
individual hap
iky wcll-beiit :
"Tuesday i.*
; • 11'-.li School
1 *’-.flight in the
t.u; home is the
ri|
I - .tltution
ihre-ats Against Negroes 5 -
during
EL P A :-.CO,
m 1
cral A n .jlfo
a i * • ’*f Hi** liulloon in i tobcl Ipadcis
,n a tree uft<*r it hud rcur ailiantihi
tith"" u "'m,i fur n ha,f “
hall.- - , )ro,t,‘‘'1 dragging.
s,Jt. .
lodged in another
t i ’r n e s a
He a d s
t h e h .m
«> AFKS FREEDOM
< r U R ^ }A L L A S f^ v
lTT ..J _
( I N S ) — J ob *Turm-'3 o
N. Y.. wax ona up nt th
.
^
’ , ov’ 5 <INS^
JJ^t from the pooKira to he granted
,'v ' J *‘- was pre^Rnt Cuolidgs to-
Walter lUgen of Pa
jn the final: 6c the Na
csiiorul
Golfing Ci
Lcro today. .
HNS)
* >’ (if**
U nPn Me
nf, ic*- of Italy, in Hard'
t
Property Loss Is
Put At $50,000,000
—
Dams SmashedBefore
Mounting Walls O f
W ater InFlood A rea
BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 5.—
Two hundred reported dead In
one community alone— property loss nnd suffering bitter
ly from exposure— scores o f
towns nnd villages swept
nwnv or inundated to roof
tops— and a dawn breaking
over a New England w inter
dny with flurries of snow and
Princess Anne And
Prince Puglie Are
Married At Naples
.”7 . ,
Hi..*—!• LI
bodv — U r * " :
llit* lbu|-i*
VF.MICK, Nov. 6.—(IN S )—
— Major Mario Do Hcrnnrili,
winner of the Schneider Cup in
America two years ago. hns es
tablished a new seaplane speed
reronl of :>LI miles nml 820
yards in an hour, beating the
old record of 282 miles an hour
made l>y l.ieut. Sidney N. Web
ster. of England, winner of the
Schneider cup this year. Bornanli, who made his flight yes
terday, averaged 177 kilometres
an»l 87b metres, or 200 miles
and 11bo yards an hour, which
in itself is a world record, over
a two mile Inp. But at times
the aviators attained a speed
of 313 miles and 820 yards. The
flight was made
over
the
Schneider cup course.
Five Thousand Famil
ies Homeless And
Suffering From E x*
Posure To The Coli
c J h«tre totl.i'r.
Tru
a.,
that Nay’ex ?<*'.'•
if- ed two men adeged
dp r»>isai,M*-» of incrir :
‘ poadeacu in their jh**.
*
1
I fering on the thousands of refu1gees.
VcrmontSuffcrH Worst Disas
This was the grim picture that
i frank and '■in
ter In Years While Other came out over Vermont, New
n-inn* iln* I'Vdi" States ReportMenacingWaHampshire and parts of Maine,
hat there is .t rani
ters Causing Loss O f L ife Massachusetts and Connecticut to
il relief and that
fin mid take ubday. Dams already smashed beforo
the river to lialt
UpviTON, Nov. r>.— (IN S )—Rag mounting walls of wntcr, trapping
a in the finure," ing flood waters of Vermont ami
New Hampshire, leaving death and and crushing entire towns, mom
uipi.iitO! were opened to widespreud destruction in their reservoirs expected to go moment
rn .i I nil hotel and the Chi- wake, swept down the Conecticut arily, streams nnd rivers far out• ■ m:rieiii '' \ ul meet. Monday industrial centers of Massachusetts of their banks and rushing on hour
r
vo ii' 'mm
its program end Merrimnc rivers into the in
tin* lli 'i
t’onimittee. Rep. dustrial centers of Massachusetts ly to new high'Sgf'm.
This marks a few of the scat
l i ’ t i t llliu. is, chairman, an- today.
.
*
• tat Mayor Thompson’s
tered
bits of
information
that
The new flood horror stalked
• would he heard first.__
.-.t the doors of centers of populat came out of the completely isolat
fh dele; ntlon will include cn- ion ns frantic efforts were being ed sections early today whllo all
i
. repre lentatlves of rati tv ude by radio and airplane to dis
>■ •
v.ho 'iufi’ered in the flood cover the situation in Montpelier, systems of communication and
who losl heavily and boat tlje capital of Vermont, whero a traffic were completely paralyse^.
' ui./.c iimen
tUU
said.Uelega'-Mreservoir dam was reported to have More tfcnn 200 have perished bo
. i . " me tr.tn 1*01111*1 ns tar north
. 11
||'ni 1poll t, :ii f!ir South a i broken with h loss of life o f’from flotxi wat e , f tumbling
down oa ^
at N »v t)r! .r' ns far west ns Otna- 150 to 200.
Montpelier, capital of Vermont, It
|
ft$t as Pittsburgh.
was reported in dspatches.
V.'h'' • m • hearings will he unefWith the horrible
toll
taken
(IN
S
)—Leaving
u
stricken
and
1■
since now committcwi must
there, nine including, Lieutenant
paralyzed
Votinont
in
its
wake,
a
• ' ’>• ho 1 lie uii by CongVe.ui, Rep. Hold
Governor A. S. Jackson, have per
•' 1 .■xpi*, t ..nb itantiaily the same great wuli of water swept down the
nvti.'tt • ' > be nnmed, and to lx? mighty Connecticut River today ished at Barrc, Vt., and more thanD
'v.hi! 1 roiidy .*» report to Congress by menacing the north and manufact a score of others have died bn* v
uring nnd residential section of neath whirling flood waters elstI
•- Chrirttmus.
whcrc in New England. Untold ,
Springfield.
linpald
damnges
of hundreds of towna,
luxes
Waters of the Connecticut, unlenscd by hreuking dams at St. bridges and cities has been done.
The 5,000 homeless families, are
.Iidinsbury und elsewhere, rose with
alarming rapidity nnd the futo of menaced with starvation nnd death
driving
Springfield’s industrial north end. from exposure ns the
hinged on a dike on the river bank.
Thousands were warned to be
IC
NAPLES, Nov.
5.— (IN S )— ready to leave their homes or
'“
Ainh! pomp nnd ct -niony reminia- workshops ut a moment’s notice
water seeped around the
tY*f cn»t of the day.* wlift, i i r Hour- when
1
1 4 Lou mic
irt ruled thi** city. Prin- dike. Forty fuctories were In the
.
Anttf. tn I’ramc, today l»e- .1danger zone.
1
tillin' the I•ri 1 * of Prince Puglie,
Enormous damage was done in
1I
1
of the House of the business district by: water back
"T L .1 y, rul 'i; house of Italy,
ing up in the sewer drains.
r.iretl
ml
l ..for * reigning kings, former
i"1' Ivi n . a ul ip.i 'eiu, dukes and duchMONTREAL, Nov. 5.— (IN S )—
. . 1,11)11 v royal princesses nnd A sudden cold simp which changed
. . 1 t. .11 v
L..vi inmunta! ilignittiries, lushing gullies of water to solid
t 1 iii'Mi- rubii *, untl Vatican offic- trasses of ice, today has probably
m t! , he nuntinl ceremonies of tho saved eastern Canada, particular
escrit
vnl, . iM *r o. til pretender to the ly the cities untl towns nestling
Tax Payments i
T
den; 1 "M i -bi'int* officiated.
against the Luurentiun mountains
• tl 1 i id pi"--ons pocked from serious floods, possible loss
As Books A re Openod
,
r Mb: cl. • Sijua c, where special of life ad inure serius damage to
>M t
'.ml wi n* erected, to witness property. Many highways have
sored d:
- »* •'
l*i,. t
brililanl prt.ccssion ns it pnss- been washed out, particularly be
ns the
• *
th
thui ' *• fr*im the palace of the bride tween Montreal and the internat
Sofia d.yp. -in als"
. ... . 1"um’ futh> r to the royal palace, ional boundary nnd hundreds of
Ibromicc 1 n..n.a 1
‘ .. ’ j where the civil ceremony was of touring motorists are reported
to disci* • 1' 1 ■
. r
.’it itiil, nnd tli .i from the mynl
family, . i»,,*. i.;*; ol
. t pilico ib thi* Church uf Sun Kmn- stranded in the inundated country
calm
1 : Mu-.-Ml M;.
t,“ b*
tie Paolo, where ihe religious side.
Several trains were derailed
k**’ ' ceremony took place.
1 mg ) ». v
The lif- of nttttiding royalty nt Friday by washouts. Barns, mills
yampiu i 1
the wedding rends like several and houses in many rural districts
ol in tho
png from ilie Almanac de Gotha. lire wushctl away by the flooded
Th. ei uiling kings, in the persons river*.
l»ll.(»r lO lUT.I) DOWN
•>f Vic r Knumutd, uf Italy, Alf..it .,*, * C Spain, untl Boris, of BulMANCHESTER. N. 1I„ Nov. 5.
- iru head the list. Queen Elena, — (IN S )— Local agencies of tthe
■I' l.aly, win ii Im* to have been American Red Cross weru rushing
ji e. "n , but did not uttend due to preparations toilay to carry relief
th-.. ,1 m l tl at!I of her sister, Prln- into the stricken flood districts of
1
Vera, of Montenegro.
New England where a sudden drop
in temperatures had added to the
Dr.Carothers ToSpeak suffering of thousands of refugees
today.
To Presbyterian Men Betiding, food and medical sup
plies were piling up for Immediate
:iy lu llin g r ia c e u u u u e i
Dr. George E. C’arothers, dean movement, although rail and hign* ,
j.
i
.
. vt
! of Hollins College, will be the prin- way traffic is at a standstill. Boats
will be used wherever possible.
\ ttv*f
r,TT;V7 R A
rhi i c »nt|d
IJgs b'
i- >i t 'omi..oc.
i.... tl t :i;n < will bring
(• 'a
t'hicugo, wluU*
.-.•i \i M send one or two
■ . . >,| other del. _':i e«
o i mi every reeiimi
o, \V» s. mil! * South,
.1. lit,i. f New Orb
.
o the conference, de-
Italian Flyer Sets
New Speed Record
-■ 11
ng by
d .. •'* :
:ian tt u
» 1 ;ra.--t,
A1
, n *: tf.'J
do- i " '*
IV.' ftve
timis.
ti .1 Ly the
idem ,l.(*<m
1 (iray and
to the nfv*eru told
j
cu rr’nt
any more
gd*. out of
c lark.
1
!i 1
^
gg
■............ ..............*------------- r K Itr o r the l*restiytrrian Church.
ployed by Dr. O. J. MUIer in tho x)r. Carothers triil address the
I Jibe Mary Drug Store. Tho other gathering on the subject of “ Chriswaj employed as a mechanic by ^ nn Social Service."
CtJi:nty
Cofnntl.s loner
Trunk
The meeting will be in the church
LvajS.
•
rooms and is to start at 8 o'clock.
Alter they alleged they h;ul been A |ar,,0 crDWti u expected to be
threatened Month-.y night, the two present. Presbyterians and thsir
netrroes disappeared nnd turneil up f ru*n.!s are cordially Invited to atat Mr. Evans’ home Tujsday morn- tenj,
jng, Thsy told him wimt had hup.
'
_____________ ' ,
pened amt vhut they were going to LINDBERGH FORCED DOWN
leave. l i t Evans persuaded them
_____
to stny, ami th'? ntLrtjs nsked tbo
MONTROSE, Pcnna., Nov 6,(IN
. c-.ra buuds to prevent possible s ) _ Col. Charles A. Lindbergh,
vi< !' ncc.
who was forced down at fit. JosThe boya wer-i released on their cph’» rectory, twenty miles from
own rvcuynizunce by County Judge here, last nixht hopped off shortly
J, G. Sharon until- the hearing on tMfore 0 o’clock this morninc for
PROVIDENCE. R. L , Nov. 5.—
Sections'of the south country of
Rhode island today were 16 feet
under water. Reports from tha
entire state revealed two deaths, a
dozen bridges down, 80 factories
closed, with several thousand out
of work.
BURLINGTON, V l ,N qv. 5.—
(IN S )—Winooski a city in a val
ley just outside of Burlington,
today anxiously awaited news from
Essex Junction, a few miles above,
whero the largest dam in Vermont
was on the verge of breaking. If
the dam breaks, tbs entire city of
Winooaki, with .a population of
5,000 would bo flooded.
Rutland- Yermooa, ia f
for its very life; While the
ate seeking safety in (ho
other thousands are front
ing grave at tha great
deip Dam aboro tho city,
is a hugs ons and tbs m
tons of water, if relsai
s\*cep a path a mile wi
through the heart of the
North Walpole, across
from Bellow* Falk,
Fells. VeraM
Yen
under 20 fket of water. 1
home of Attorney Geaaral I
has been abandoned. Mid
seat of Middlebury Colls
�Page ElgKt
TTTE SANFORD ITERA tP. FRTDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1927
"ornament. Operations were susPLA N T C IT Y — Survey made of ARCHER — 5-milcs stretch
of
PANAMA
mled during the war years of Hillslmre’iirh County's in*ltistri.tllfiifHwmv north o f here on state to lie locate
i.17 anil l ‘J I8.
possibilities.
,
road No.
completed.
Bay County
As the four survivors o f the
'tu t three rounds match play pru. i.d io te • o ff today, -he “ Haijj"
v ...** quoted all the way from 7 to
( KHAR
CREST
C O U N T S i to d to 1 to win his semi-final
. eh w.vh Espinosa. The latter
i |,l !!. D ALLAS, Tex., Nov. I
< i irried to the diith" green
■IN m
Only two men stood
-.day by Mor.ie Uutra. the
tx« i Walter Hagen, o f Pasadet.
rk h-rne" from Tacoma. Wash.
i !•• and his fifth National Pro
•-ver*
Espinosa
eliminate I
>. d (lo lf Association cha
ough Harry Cimper on the
I
oi;> as the tenth annual tour
■» own course hi the second
i entered
the aemi-fii.
. and if he getv “ hot", he may
•..( here today.
.10 defending champion some
j.i .it •■Haig" mee»s A IJ
•
able.
- •
,
.i oi Glencoe. 111., today a i
.!•. Ttirnesa is a sho:’. odds
.i I e v.inr he will face the wim
i
t.i defeat t,olden in tln»
... *he Joe Tumraa-Jobn Gol
■••h o f the day and re, in omocrow's finn's.
vv'iich of the* two win, h •
\ : . . . t «*<mqm*ring the
Nath
;• ih-i ided iir«lor-d.ig when
* j'.nadian oj on
champ
a;. ■•in«! lliigen, pr viding,
■i Armour, of Washing
that \\a
m up *,«•
1 Hagen bcnni" a long
I'.iof.s ng iin
E ip.no a.
..te to cop tii" tournament. I
Come in and Let us Serve You.
ei!», i will give him f- i
i .\v. Hu also won in I
i . '«>• • this year will
I ' lSTRATlON' n o t i c e
i • l a n d i n g ret or • of t*
1 It..(.I • Mt Ml Nil II’ .VI.
- v ■ • 1. d f of th».* P. G A. t
ELECTION
. -I I in the history
Regis* ■atiMi Hooks of th
,t ion, w hit h w as fo
i" Sanford, I lor.da wiU i;i
■ I'.’ ltl tin* year o f Hie f
Only Two Between
WinningTeams Are
Walter Hagan And
Fall Saturday
As
Professional
Title
Many
Due For
ImportantGamesAreHeld
Cry (Joes Up From Crowd As
Promoter Says That F igh t
ers Refused To Meet Each
Other Without Cash Money
LOS ANGELES. Calif., Nov. 1. (IN S )— The boxing situalipn here
abouts was in a de| luraiile nuuld'e
to*iay over th * failure of Joe Dun
anti Ate lluJkm* to
j
tbcsr widely hsra deu weltcr-vc:;',
championship fcout
at VVi .
H i Id In t night.
’ ’ Upwards of -Jif.ihiJ fa-i. «h ., had
pa d npnrorii .ately $.V>. ( n w
in their sujts patently awaiting
thi appearance of Dundee, the t:t.
holder.
But Dundee did not appear an 1
tjk* lemon was tbai May Wax mar .
h>K raanagec. wanted Ins 3itil.il. ,»
gtiarantie in cash he for.* the cliaa:plon ent.rid the ring. id.*i; D<>nnid,
t^he pron it. r, did not have th.*
sixty g and" and seemed unable
to g it it.
L.nully about midnight, after
two prdiminnrie.i had been run
o lf r.nd Hudgins, the challenger,
had entered and v.ithdrawn fmm '
the ring three difA .cnt times, th.*
crowd became ui.ruly and threaten
ed to riot. Thtn it was officially
announ.cd the fight was •off.”
\\ he leu pon Ace Hudgins claim
ed the weiterwe ght championsh: i
?* the w"H d---- on the ground that
Dundee had refused to defend Ins
title.
Donald, admitting defeat in his
final gamble, claimed that ei.tniii <
were responsible f „ r hi* dilemma
and threatened to blow the lid o ff
bo-irfg condition! in California.
“ I was guaranteed sixty thou
sand dollars in taking this fight."
Wnxman told the commissioner!.
I haven't got my money nnd it
looks as tho' it isn't hern Th,....
in D V V Ij J. \\ M.SII
International New- Service
Spirts Editor
NF.W TORN. N«*v
I N-itm
.i
v
•n
.
ui one
Mrdia• *. hill
-lie act,
n*s enst
fating
bin
Minnesota,
Wi* .1
Point and .*■ a urn California—h**
I fear the 'rm* most.
Tho lattor*
k< l • .h • weakest. >:f tin*
i ' • pr*»bahlv that i '•
> i.. <n .*> a t'*V sum.*•I
til
l! IWH.
l.T* .i 1 lha the A t v *.
,»"•/ l i < m nedule : traw i I l*i ruling the ere •.
. i s -,e Notre Damt's
t. iriheutr
. > n-
HUNTING SEASON
OPENS
November 20 th,
We carry a complet line of guns, Amunition and Hunters
plies.
un-
on S i *.::*i!ay. November •’
• •I will 1 1 •• Friday, Nov.
ii •A. D. I ’d». A » th
_- ;i‘s unbeaten teair f!
1.1 »• 1-,^ |.>it t vvi»u iln’to rail ho Vandy-Ge*
r**i. -uorv *.»•’ .er might ib* .ve-*. *. . I* .h ran t«*l! each o
it to start th • dav before.
I> n he • midpoiui •<( nat
man up a 11• •• ii would
*
. •’«*• Prinreton-Ohio
*. ihe Not c Dame .Minn- v.iin. ’ v.nl rank second i <
fni • defies a pre game sel *»• a ■> ’’"i* i will eary wi
ut ih • fum y thing about 1 *vo
'er vecrc'.,.ioir que
lIu.’. I have 'is1
, teecived a T' • i
• f .;••• <*■ is, how i
un Kitti;* !e ekt.e. infoimi *rn | •• ige aim 'tie.
;hnt, of •he three big teams Th>
set ind.
Inunder...and
__________
.
---------- . 1
De. J o h n W ik i1 will :
from all over the enclose Vv 1 jo hold h' - j
1 into the r.ng l»icaking
I '* frc«*iv <ta.ed in lit vletdu r.is
ard tt*U*grnt>li
t
M • mu.-i be a I’
sir
*1 p - « "i r g
Ik e t.Minm
Marv, n* 1 i:«
a hit svit:hot-
Fhe Soortsman’s Store
Hall.
117 South Park
L. It. PH ILIPS.
f ‘i y I* i- rat ion Officer
Ave,
WANTED
( ’ouplc To Marry
in Public
Said Fin Breaks to Lou Ilnltr while waiting for
their cue to appear in ''M anhattan M ary .**
S; i f rd I*.iwant* t ltil> will ;
t ny -fouple, who will ngr.
marry in public, marriage
.*« *«*. wedding presents, ..
\.*i!l fund: h the preacher
the " ' 'I ling ceremony. Co
mu i i. r. slilcnts of Semin"
County, iiiul nnmes kepi '■
ro no o
will know wl*.o tin >
nre unt they npr»*ar on r •* form tl* night of tho ceremony
I f inter tod, write, or cull E.
F. Lnnc, 1 irst National Banii
Building, Snnford, Florida.
THEYOWELL CO. ’ PRESENTS
BOYS’
CRA VENETTEDSUITS
■
1
l& V t
SATURDAY ■
•
.
A T PRICES THAT ARE EASY ON PARENTS
WHOSE B O YS ARE IARD ON CLOTHES
N ew Patterns *and Colors in
smartly styled new suits—
as sturdy and
durable
they are smart.
as
Just
the
thing fo r boys' .rough
and
ready use at school or play.
They’re weatherproof and
come in 4 piece models.
Long Trousers & Knickers
You, too, wTl nnd that LUCKY
STR IK ES give th e greatest
pleasure—-Mild and Mellow,
the finest cigarettes you ever
smoked. Made cf ihe choicest
tobaccos, properly dged and
blended w ith 'treat ckiiL and
vec&wsar
TO ASTED
a bit of K
—
'i-IA
era*-*
no oarsnft sd, not
iertcts
No Throat Irrttgtjon-hjo Cougl
�THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1927
CAR SEEN ‘SCIENTIFIC COP’
THAI WILL MAKE SAYS CHAPERONE
250 MILES HOUR IS ONLY REMEDY
In The Strike Region
■ Francis
CoalaJen,
British Berkeley C rim in o lic ist
DeAutom obile Desljmer.Plans
d ares Evils O f M odern Bov
Motor W hich W ill Preserve
Due T oIn a d equ ateG u id a n ee
. Record Which Is England’s
Desire F o r Rom nnce F a ta l
U. S. AND; FRENCH
STOCK AUTOS TO
MATCH1EFFORTS
Ohio Judge Pleads Lindbegh Bcq
For Prevention Of Work On hW Morons’ Marriages "
Report-----0fU5.^
N o M id d ies
ANTON, Nov. 5 (IN S )— Com
mon Pleas Judge Harvey Ake,
Ivf. ire whom a daily panorama of
divi.iTC domestic bitterness, and
Lighted romance is unfolded, be-'
l eves ihaf we should do something
for the people who will live a
hundred years from now.
The miifus ,the hereditary crim
inals, and the subnormals can he
,■'urinated, nnd a belter race grad
ually evolved, if we will tend some
atten'tSljn- to marriage anil parent
hood. Judge Alte sayh. and our suci e-soppi— the people we will (hexrtr
know— will find the World U hap
pier- anti better place in which to
live.
i in the other hand, the judge
warns that unl.Ss we do take action
in wich matters the race will de
li t inrate.
"I rspns who are mentally un
fit multiply more rapidly than
th' -e who are sound." he declares,
"i mi w.< should do everything pos
sible to prevent thtse people from
h -wing children imo the world,
il .layin g the taint to future
generations.
Hispano And Stulz, Sw iftest
Cars O f T w o Nations, W ill
M eet On Indiana Speedway
Sometime DuringNovember
NEW fORK. Nov. 5
Safely back in New v
a 25,000 milo air touur '
kinds o f wcathc condit.
at times, taxed his fly-”
the utmost. Col. (.tarlt^
bergh has begun ,ork nHi
uminous report of hh 0b»J
servations, which will end,
personal rccomir.if.Jitio^ ,
advancement of America’**!
elopment.
\
fm lU r
» • -1
BERKELEY. Uni.. Nov. 5 (IN’ S)
IN D IA N A PO LIS , Nov. 5 (IN S
L
Revive the old-fnxm.'ncd chap
One of the. most unique races in
r
T
erone and there will be fewer buys
,*,.ln hi ♦lory of the automotive world
-Je
in the penitentiary and fewer girls
p.T|p|1
will lie staged o’, the famous Speed
1-jr * ■
treading the pdUl from which there
way here when the Safety Stutz,
The young Tranx.Att.ntiJ
is m> return.
which won the stock ear speed
has visited 81 flying f^ufl
E. O. Heinrich, consulting crim
championship of the United States,
out a mishap and today
inologist of Berkeley nnd noted
will contest with a Bolongne type
nlaying th*> same immunlbi
"scientific cop" expressed this opin
o f Hispana Suiza, said to be the
igue which characterized
ion today in discussing "flappers
long, lonely flights t„ |*ar{j
fastest stock car o f Europe, for
and crime.”
trying davs of |l(.|
the world championship.
sung a
Drawing on his own experiences
hero that follows.
The match, race with the world
Heinrich figuratively rolled up his |
stock tar championship.
M «rc th-- 'm rwmooo dmbU
sleeves and plunged into the sub- i
A prize o f 125,000, will be
gaged
on "L1N D Y" and hit {■
iect with the declaration that ]
a 21-hour event and will he held the
plane since the start of ^ ^
young people are dominated by two
latter part of November, according
"This tour tiemon«trated th!
instincts, food hunger and sex lain- j
l to Stutz Motor Company officials,
’
iabilitv
of aviation.” h« saidtr*
ger.
f Seagrave To Drive
“ It would he impossible to)
Lack of proper control between !
The Hispana Suiza Company has
any such tour bv other im-znil
the ages of 12 and 1*1, when the
1aviation. I found an adeT[tt||
designated as drivers for the tracK
young boy or girl instinctively j
nort. or a movement under *
classics. Major H. O. D. Segraves, |
seeks the companionship of one of Scenes of violent c
provide one, in every citv U
famous
British
driver
who
hung
up
the opposite sex, is the fundamen
Her.* on,a world,s record o f 203.7!) miles I
tal underlying cause of crime, he nido.
an hour in a speed tcx*. at Daytona
a! tile Le-ti-i inMisaid.
Exoerts Will
Reach, Florida, six months ago,
“ I do not urge segregation of
uni ('hurl s T Weymann, of Paris
young people." he added, "hut a re
Customs Of We
who designed the Weymann muto.
turn to some condition approxi- j
body and who has a brillant riu” .
mating the chaperone of a number ,
M OULT REE, C.n„ Nov. S(,
roi Ofrt
of years ago.”
Seventy-two thousand bolli
fiil
Anderson,
veteran
Speedway
Boys Without Ideals
ils are enroute from th« b i
Di W K R Nov. 5 H N S )— With
: driver will pilot the Stutz and an
Heinrich opened his address with 1
I. R. O. Lindsey, near On
ih
.tenting of toe palatial Vcrner
« flor* is being made to induce
n recapitulation of the famous !)c-|
the Florida State Collect
Z, I* d .itansirn in the near future
Frank Isakhart, winner of the tll)Au'remont case in which three
D .cr widows may realize a mltuit at GaiusviUe, Fla,
brohers, following a six year;
2d Speedway race *.w be a Itern ale
dream
of a widow’ s club, designed /il experts will study the h*
search.were captured ami convicted
diiver.
for .he enjoyment of ladies who the insects during the wick
Because o f the uncertainty of the
o f murder in Connection with the
The old middy blouse and bloomers Iihw- leisure and wealth, but find next spring.
Siskiyou tunnel holdup of l!»21.
weather in Indiana during * he j
Workers who caught the i
Helurich deduced the evidence on
latter part of November, no de-| hate been thrown Into the discard rhet -ocinl activities handicapped
la Detroit
Mb*s Jeon Kreg to brent - of lack of contact with were paid $2.50 per thnuc
which they were convicted.
fii itt* date for the race will he an
shown tn the new Kvmnuslum uni nun "i • ? their own status.
-some o f them averaged betvs
"These three boys were without
nounced for som etime.
form adopted l>> the Detroit schools.
in<| $10 per day, Lindsey sriil
ideals," iu» said. “ Liku many o t h e r s ,
Members of a group of local
The challenge of the American
weevils
were shipped in snail/
they reached the danger time of
women, high in Denver society
cat to the speediest overseas motor
their lives and were unable to with
circles, have been harboring the cages, each holding 500 off
vehicle wax carried by F. K. Mosstand its pitfalls, hence went on to
idea of such a club for some time. sects. Eight thousand mort i
kovies- president of the Stutz Com
he shipped when caught.
destruction. They grew up without
pany who went to Europe to a r
They sometimes find their sit
The first fruits of his cas
guidance: their ideas were formed
range the cor.\cst shortly after the
uation awkward and einbarnssing were noticeable in airplane I
from external contacts.
Stutz car had won first, second and
when arrangements must be made receipts today, wich show
"Children of 12 hnvc little con
That the great English dictionary
third places in the recent stock ear
for escorts to accompany them to s-antial increases in cities l
ception o f right and wrong. They
staged
by
her
late
husband,
Sir
races at Atlantic City, N, .1., and
concerts
and hy the tireless "we.”
are unable to differentiate. This
James Murray, 53 ytars ago, will i Pertainmcnts,
Charlotte, N. C.
other social f motions.
brings upon the child a real danger
Despite the fill dinners aefl
be completed before her death, wits
when the period of adolescence is
Lindbergh landed]
Br.tigc laities could lie made speeches.
:he
hope
expre-sed
by
Lady
Murray
COltn CONFERS W ITH M ACK
reported.
|when it annoum nl recently that the up without preliminary telephone Mitchcl Field here one hnnri
"The young girl, having reached
r ' massive work is nearing contple- calls and extensive planning, lunch- |than he anticipated at the
PHI LA DELPHI A, November
this period, doesn't know what it t
, 11.0 .
, I,
, i
'jMton. It was O f d -sire o f her hus- eons could he enjoyed In the com- i; *he tour three months ayo,]
IJNS) —ly t.or.h, the noted Georg- U „ ,
, .
, .,
,
all about yet she craves the asso
Col. Lindbergh said todayI
. 3. ,
, ,,
,
baml and herself tluit they cel- punoinship of their own sex with
lu peach of baseball arrived here i ebrate the completion o f the work the freedom of activity as regurdr hud no immediate plans forf
ciation of one of the opposite sex.
today for a conference with Connie and their gobl.-n wedding at the thy things they wuih to do.
The inward effect is a state of
future other than complttia|j
Mack, leader o f theAthlelic.x which same tim . Lndv Murray acted as
emotional instability.
detuiled report.
wl| result in Cobb’s
retirement
"One thing a woman craves, from
COUNT G RANTS T R IA L
from' baseball according to relia her husband's secretary until iter
adolesence to dotage—romance.
W EST POINT EXAMS
eyesight failed, and s!-e was under
ble reports.
The conference is
The chief desire <>f the male is m
YOUNGSTOWN, O., Nov. 5 - ,
going h r third operation for catsomething which others may no.
-littod to,take place tit Shibc Park laract whi: he. husband died. All (IN S )— S. A. Lcngel, former Can
WACMDNGTN. Nov. 5
this afternoon.
possess.
of their 11 children helped in the ton Chief of Police, today was — The War i'e ” '>r'.!>-cnt to&K
"The girl, imbued wi.h this ro
task and F r un!y unmarried duugh- granted a new trial by the court signaled the following ari
seate idea of romance, is at the
Q U A K E SHOCKS FELT
|ter je now engaged in the work. of appeals sitting in Mahoning to tuk • entrance cx»imirjti*|
Henry
Moity
i.I.
ing
held
by
New
Uric.ms
polii
it
ei.m
iction
with
parting o f the ways. Tint buy at
J
♦.
r
. ! The dictionary mntniiw words Ulus- County. Lcngel was convicted of West Point:
that critical stage of life is stand the slayng *»f a i v.f ,o:il ids l i o l b i i * wife, l i e ,| memlicred apd
l’an:i:u:a
. Citj-, Fla,—J. f,
LOS ANGELES,
*’
A (rated by about 1,750,000 quota- complicity in the
Don Mvllctt
$UU 0."
ing on the verge of success or fail mutilated bo.li.-' w. r, fotttul in u trunk in the New Orleans Itotpe sharp earthquake shock, tim vl- tions, ard the latest single volume, murder at Canton and was sensr ».
*
I t la understood that no expense ure.
where moity 1'ved with the two women and bin tli»c h ild r e n . Hoj
cjjty brattona o f which lastedthree min- fmm "O " to "S h ” is so heavy turned to life impi isonrilent,""a Tem conrr f i «.— cm
“ These two fanciful Ideas— so
- Will be spared in meeting Frank
'St* icHlaml. *
The imtheV, JoHCpn, utea, yfas C.dt here at 5:43 A. M. to -Itl’ ht an ordinary man can, hardly jury found him tfuilty oT second
Lockhart’s challenge to the British common to boys and gilds between Moity and hisMirdBcr**' w ile an*’ pictured above.
*‘*J‘
lift It.
1degree murder.
Fonifry, Fin.—Coby G.
redord. As for the driver, it is be 12 and lfi are at the basis of child blamed ( I f deni u j i o j i H c i h y . who is said to have fled on a ship bound
behavior
in
the
adolescent
stage.
lieved that hiajor Segrave having
lor tin- Caribbean.
"This hoy, in his desire to po
[tvactlcally abandoned racing, K.
-*e Guineas; one o f the greatest of ssess, may turn to crime. And the
British motor-racing drivers will desire o f the young girl for ro about it. It is the most horrible
be secured. He retired from rac* mance may bring her u saint or a and degraging thing left to modern
< ing some years ago, but he is pre sinner.
“ The adolescent girl begins to civilization. It is a relic of the
pared to take on this new big adblossom
out like u flower. She is ilark ages and with .war is the !a*t
, .Venture,
possessed with a strange anil pow- remnant o f barbarism."
18 N O V E L CONTEST
* erful desire to more emphasize her
Radio Talk
l ^ B i o ^ t car racing, which in pion- charms. and, without adequate guidDENVER, Nnv. 5 — Thu “ rattle
>• o f the sport was. popu- a™ *' of.te.n ,ufc,cce< ? ,n
lu' r, Whether they- hear real rabbi /loiko killing i-liampions’’ o f Colur■ U r ; had become nearly obsolete self “ "d uly attractive.____
Bolshevist talk or are the victims u»!o is thc title now claimed hy H E
5 with the specialization on highOPPOSES SMOKING
, powerd racing models. Likewise,
i of a practical joker, is bothering Dailey and John H. 8chutty, both
of Denver, by viiture of their tnk,th« profiency o f the American
As
to smoking, Commander "li-t'n ers in" in the vicinity of
i fng the livesufninety-one reptiles
£ racing car builders had nearly
Booth is emphatic:—"American Tokyo, Japan. The propaganda i in a single afternoon .
“ Shop” is scarcely the word to say— she’s so assured
•limated the Hvj o f Europeon auto
women smoke f ar too
much. I me- age* nr* from an tin traced
mobile^ entered In the annual
Dailey
and
Srhutty
drove
to
a
only hope Englishwtmon don't brpadeat iing stnlion, nnd all e f f u is
and jaunty about it. You love to go along. Her clothes
; 8peed way races
smoke more heavily than they do. I,v *he authorities to definitely point ahout III mins west o f I'latlHence, the novel stock car coni-vilh', Colo., with the intention of
th(1 Bt«tion have failed,
are quite the thing as she swings expectantly down the
teat la expected to atract ‘Jvo at They are all under the delusion
hunting
rabbits, They spied a prat
that
it
is
good
for
the
nerves
when
*,n''
junior
had
it
tiuu
the
messages
tention
of
the whole world,
street. Her complexion is young, lovely. And so eager,
the direct opposite is the truth. It “ iv from a psworfulforeign broad- rie dog town and stopped to inves
a
Meanwhile, Lockhart la working
tigate. Immediately, a giant rattler
have m o
nn?0Vn.‘'Lr • truck at them. This is the way
; hard to wreatle the motor speed is really murderous. I ..............
alert, is her gay, clean mind that into this shop she hast
smoke with their babies appears| to
l ' be a foreigner,
,
. judging
,
. laurels front Major Scgraves by mothers
. . ._
. .
. o
, i 'from
accer but speaks Japan- Pailoy told of the battle;
..
q „.„ .u „ . nni.t„,.i„
r°ni his accent,
spectailo pse
psc flucntly.
f|,wnUv> orficlutr
officia ls believe
Iwliove that
fng at the Stutz factory here at their breasts. Such a spectacle
ens, then out with a bundle* Into that shop, then out with
"W all, I let the big snake have
A car which he hopes will travel seems to me to be o tragic perva- thc |)m ,<lct.sting is done in Japan
a barret o f scatter shot right bet
faster.than the 203.79 miles an sion of the charms and delicacies umj ; t ti e w„ rk o f „ m|„chi,.V(„ u
another. “ Yes, this is the right cold cream,” selecting
ween the eyes. We looked around
Hour at which the
Englishman of womanhood.
Jupnnt'se who is
ami
the1
short
gm«a
seemed
to
h,split ths breezes.
“ As for going, don’t talk to me eigner’s volca.
the simplest o f two jars— the white, flu ffy insides look
aliveriflth thorn. We just held Out
go nS close to the grass and hunt,
ing alike, equally fragrant. You’d think her rather cas
t barn; ’ bammed 'em till we run out
/
• f shells. ‘
W A rt\ -L 1 G vr OOTSD e \ A rlAlM t M e V 1l L l HA\JE\ ,'Vou F e l l o w s
ual about her purchases, till home again she unwraps the
"W e saw one snake about four
v j t a . Ta e r s o m lv - two \ Pa s T'T^ie'T A N E R M IS ' m a k e m e T ir ed ,
finest powder money can buy. The cake o f soap kindest
left long coiled ready to strike. I
*Th i m c a -Th e t mawie. m e
l adom e
B R E A K D O W N I ’v e u s e d t h is
shot Kim and he jumped uhuut stxfor Sally’s skin. Sheer chiffon hose o f wonderful wear.
teen feet into the uir when he hit
■W A N T - T 'S C R E A M — A
\APPLE
e f h e d o n ’t
s o r t OF Ra z o r
tiie
ground
he
was
in
two
pieces
C R O S S E N E D B U T tM E R CMOPPlKj v j- r ?
Ci\T S O M E j B e f o r e
And they prove the finest powder, kindest soap, longest
. ami came at us again. W « finally
OFF M is F i n g e r n a i l s w i t r a
SAFETV /
its
killed him und he had eleven rattles
E.xJ E R A L
wearing sheer hose.
C LEA R ER
a n ’ A S K in k J V O u V
’1be men brought buck more than
Me r e . BLADES^/
t im e s
rattles us evidence o f their
IN* A R O U N D H IS A D A M S
S O O N , .M M
experience.
APPLE
/
Every shop trip Sally makes a triumphant adventure.
FU TU R E FOR WOMEN
-V
By F. A. W R A Y
International New* Service
'
S ta ff Corespondent
•IA N D O N ' Nov. 5— The
latest
stage in the speed duel between
. the United States and Great Brit
ain la the plan for the construc
tion o f a B^tish car capable of a
o f 250 miles per hour,
rfrancls Coa taler, who designed
the Sunbeam 1000 h. p. car with
which Major Segrave made the
resent record, has conceived the
l*a o f this new machine which he
hopes will reserve the record for
Britain.
'.**1 ’ intended to keep the details
of my new car secret," said CoataUn, “ but now that news
of the
American car has leaked out there
ifl no longer any need for mystery.
1 have known for some time that
the United States cherished an ur
gent desire to beat our record.
Plans New Sunbeam
" I have accepted the challenge
and have passed plans for a new
Shnbeam car which l believe will
travel at a speed of 2r>0 miles per
ho\|K TTiia may seem optimistic,
-bat our 1,000 h. p.. car
was de
signed to do 200 miles per hour,
achieved it. The new car will
two engines each of 20 h. p.
itlflg) but with a probable power
l i t P*
. . ..tnd
difficulty is,o f course,
• jfhe great difficulty. We have to rej4ace this tto a minimum. For thin
wuce
has been
[purpose n close study
’Wade of the
th British seaplane which
Trophy for
♦won the Schneider
S
Britain.
* “ A ll parts of the car,
such as
springs, brakes and wheels, will be
inclosed within
a
pear-shaped
body. There will he no radiator in
|he engine. We shall employ a sys
tem o f steam cooling— condensa
ble?—which should be sufficient as
lh# car.will be in action only for a
few, .minutes.
i ‘T h e engines will not lie fore
(UKTftft as they wore in the 1000
fi. ft. Sunbeam. They will he side
by ride at the front of the chassis
and their drive will bo synchron
ised.
j
Ready By .Spring
“ I rannot conceive the possibil
ity o f chains standing up to this
-great speed so 1 am employing a
rronellor shaft transmission.
“The car, I hope, will he ready
In the spring, when it will undergo
m modified trie*, in Engalnd before
bring shipped to
the
United
E
Denver Mansion Is
To He Turned Into
A Club For Widows
In The Trunk Murder
I t ’s fun
to shop with Sally!
91 Rattlers Slain
By Two DenverMen
In One Day’s Hunt
COLD
OUT
-
M
/
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Out of magazines and newspapers she gathers the new?
that means gettin g what she wants, in the style and
quality she wants it, at a price it is right to expect to
pay. She never wishes after she’s bought one thing that
she’d considered longer and bought another. For Sally
is sure. She has faith in her own good judgment and
taste. H er choices come from an easy, happy survey o f
all that is buyable.
"There is no knowing what wo
rn. n will turn their attention to
next - said Mrs. L. A. Wilson, pres
ident o f the Woman’s Engineering
Society, o f England, recently, "W e
find that the newer developments
o f industry offers- the best scope
fur their aetivitts, such us electrical
work, in which they aro doing spec
ially well, nnd motor engineering.
I have been at work since I was 10
years old when I entered a mill at
Yorkshire, where I stayed until I
was married. I have now taken up
building work und uni busy on niy
fourth scheme. It is u m heme o f 210
booties at Eghuni. Mv husband has
I thc niu^onry und plustcring con
tract, and 1 am the clerk of works.
I find it quitu easy to deal with the
men. I issu;* orders through the
foreman every duy, and I am ‘con
stantly in and out o f the houses
while they are being built— but
I do not supervise roof building."
a
Sally reads the advertisments and remembers their
news.
I)L A T H T O L L MOUNTS
ijiR .W lL L lA M S
GrXREMARK€>.
gw #
--
S Y D N E Y , Australia, Nov. 5—
l IN S )— Forty-six
persona dead
and injured was believed tobay to
be thc toll o f the Marine disaster
here yesterday when the steamer
Tahiti rammed and sank the ferryboat G reycliff carrying more than
passenger*.
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1
I f you read the advertisments regularly, you can
appraise what you buy with clearj calm
judgment o f a professional
J ;
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�THE SANFOftP HERALD/BATPRftAT, N0VfcMBKft^*,l&27
MING TO TH E M IL A N E ON M O N D AY
1
MILANE
CAT AND TH E C A N A R Y *4 oh /v u s a i .
ovx.noi t f
*ith LAURA LA PLANTS a* oau . stamca ? t '
;«*ehvm
trilling Drama Of
a Is Depicted In
For Saturday
te
„ Blood Ship," Columbia
li r- - Kreat ?e«t special, which
tl, the Milane Theatre next
ilav revives the romance of
fgone days of clipper ships,
these speedy vessels carried
[lag- TiT m * United States
iant marine to the four cor,f the world—und the enpta’u
uonarih of his domain.
ipted from Springer’s novel
, san^e name, "The Blood
' series are laid along the
••front of San Francisco in
irlv ’M's. in a sailor’s lodging
run l,y
"The Knitting
e" ^ real character who livSan Francisco in those days).
,n hoard the old clipper ship
Golden Bough.”
give the required realism
ins, the clipper Hhip "B o
hemia” was rented by Columbia
pictures, roihtistened "The Golden
Bough,’’ for purposes of the pic
ture, and provided the setting for
the crew’s mutiny, a memorable
bnttle on shipboard, and other high
lights of the plot.
"The Bohemia” is a real clipper
siiip. having been built in 1H75, at
Bath, Me., by the firm of Hough
ton Brothers & Co. For 20 years
sh« was engaged in interroastnl
freighting bct\yeen Atlantic and
Pacific coast ports, and later be
came a carrier for the Alaska
Peckers Association. She has had
a notable career on the seas, nnd is
n Rood example of the speedy and
i handsome clippers that helped *o
i make the clipper ship era the
j romantic* period it was.
TW IR LS ON TOES
Week of November 7th
f
M ONDAY
An
star east including Laura Lnl’ante present the
greatest mystery picture o f all time
"T H E C A T A N D T H E C A N A R Y ”
TUESDAY
the motion picture of David W arfield ’s greatest stage
success with George Sidney
T H E A U C T IO N E E R ”
W EDNESDAY
A non-stop fligh t on the wings o f laughter featuring
Lois Moran nnd Edmund Rowe
“ P U B L IC IT Y M AD N E SS”
TH URSD AY
Buster Kenton! He brings you the intercollegiate
laugh riot in his latest, happiest comedy
“ C O LLE G E ”
F R ID A Y
I mm the play ” I.ea Lyon" by Alexander Brody, Mary
i’ hilbin and Ivan Mosjuklns star in
“ SURRENDER”
SATURDAY
Hobart Bos worth, Jacqueline Logan nnd Richard Arlen in tho mightest of nil sen dramar
’ T H E BLOOD S H IP "
Comedies— Novelties— News Reels
ON T H E A IR
THAT MURDERER
WILL GET AWAY
yj/
M O N D A Y , November 7th
Namchinova, the Russian ballet
I star, was to have emulnted five
TOPEKA,
Kansas.—Nov
l.—
other fumous prima ballerinas by The lack of partisan feeling in the
I twirling .’12 times.
middle west was reflected in a
statement by Ralph Snyder, presiS P E C IA L
der.t of the Kansas Farm Bureau,
$5.50
j 1-2 Cords
who just has returned from a tour
N E W T IR E STORE of
.6.95
investigation which took hint
1.40 Cords
through
the states o f Nebraska,
FRESH STOCK
Dx3 1-2 Cray Tubes -1.25
Minnesota, Iowa
Missouri and
[ i -2 Red Tubes ..1.45
G U ARANTEE D MAKES
Kansas. President Coolidge’s de
1.40 Gray Tubes ..1.45
cision not to be u candidate for tim
A ll Sizes
1928 presidential nomination has
1.40 Red Tubes ... 1.70
Low
Prices
served to "let down the bars" and
All Guaranteed
to obliterate purtisunism among
Special
Quaker State Oil
the farmers, Snydei
asserted.
30x5 1-2 Cord
$5.50
There has not been a time in the
as 21c., Greasing 75c
pust linlf century when so little
29x4.40 Cord
$6.95
University Plans To
partisan feeling was being mani
Cecil L. Rines
F. P. Rines
fest, he continued.
Construct Buildings
1(01 West First St.
"It is evident," Snyder said,
221 EAST FIRST STREET
"that this lack of party conscious
KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Nov. 2-IIN S )
ness will continue through the en
Eight buildings to cost $200,000
tire campaign, until the November
vnrh, a library at $400,000 und the
election in 1928, and that the vote
expenditure o f $500,000 nt Its
at the time will reflect more s e c - 1 Alfred E. Green, Fox Films dir- Memphis departments, is on tho
lionalism than pnrtisnnism."
!
the screen version of
"The Auctioneer,” coming to * tho V^fram of the University of TennFarmers Independent
Pointing to the possihle indepen Milane Theatre Tuesday wanted J’5’" ’1’* aaoidlng ti» trustees o f the
dent farmer movement in the mid atmosphere, and he Wnhted tho University
Financing o f the projects was
rval thing, but he was up ngninst
dle west and south Snyder said:
made possible thniugh a $2,500,000
"The great mid-west section a very difficult problem.
GENUINE 13 P L A T E
0 4 A A A
For Mr. Green wonted u back npproprintion by the lust session of
seems very positive that its chief
F O R I) B A T T E R Y FOR « J ) A V * v V
Industry — agriculture—ha* been ground o f New York crowds lor the rtatc legislature. The buildings
betrayed by both parties, after a his picture, and be didn’t want any nnd auditorium, n new ndministruA N D Y O U R O LD B A T T E R Y
very definite promise for relief In self-conscious people in the fore buildings, college of education, enboth platforms. The South, while ground. So being very versatile, include n men’s dormatory, gym
taking comparatively little inter he hit upon the plan o f stationing tion building to replace JiouthCollFord Batteries need no introduction.
est in the subject prior to 192ft, ha* his cameraman at the entrance ofi ibge, v-omen’a dormntory, library
They can be used on all makes o f cars and are nn ideal
since become, if possible more the subway under a tent Usually trlneurintr nnd biology building,
thoroughly 'sold’ on some form of used by men working on some im- ' '
Radio Battery.
h erT ^T u T T O row n . Yhey prosfarm relief legislation than lias the pmvement in the sidewalk.
Here, through a hole in the tent er in the new world—only to fall
west. Party lines stand a better
poverty
show of being broken, or ignored side, scene* of one o f the busiest
corners
of
New
York
were
taken
for these circumstances, than has
' ,1
appeared in many decades."
,! — without any of the nctors being
Authorized Ford Sales A Service
George Sidney Is cast in the title
After talking with farm* leaders conscous that they were uppearrole, with Marion Nixon, Dorlu
in the majority of the middle wes- ing before the camera
Palmetto & Commercial SLs.
Phone 331
Ward
tern states, Snyder said o f the ReT‘The Au.t.m.eer is a story of Lloyd, .Garoth Hughes,
nuhllean line un appeared to be two kindly Russian emigrants who Crane, Sammy Cohen and William
Sither H o o w or I l E * . or Low- adopt a little Irish waif and bring Austin in the aupporting cast.
iZ r ir z i
tftrest 4n
_ .iuUL-J
lptinc to solve
Cries is promised tne. thrill
lifetime whbn ’The C4t afwf” WP
Gantry roans M. the ’ featanu/att-Air-tlon >t the Milam* Theatre,
next, Mocday.,,
B E TT Y CROCKER GIVES
OLD R E C IPE
The middle o f November turns thoughts of housewives
to food fo r the holidays and for this reason, Betty
Crocker’s talk is most appropriate. A recipe for mince
meat., made up by Betty.. Croker’s own grent-grnndmother will be given radio listeners at this time. This is
one o f a regular Wednesday morning series o f receipes.
W E A F W E E I W JA R WCSH K 8 D W RC W GR W CAK
W TA M WWJ W S A I W EBH WCCO WOC W D A F W U T
G E N E R A L PERSH ING TO SPEAK
AR M ISTIC E D A Y
F R ID A Y , November 11 th
9:00 P .M .
The Armistice Day Banquet o f the Arm y and Navy
at which Gen. John J. Pershing is scheduled to be the
principal speaker, will be broadcast on Friday evening.
WJZ
W HAM
KDKA
W JR
K YW
M CNAM EE DESCRIBES A R M Y
NOTRE DAM E GAM E
S A T U R D A Y , November 12th
1:45 P. M.
Graham McNamce. National Broadcasting Company
sports announcer, will give a running description of
plays
in the Arm y-N otre Dame Football Game
broadcast direct from the Yankee Stadium, New York
C ity
W E A F W E K I W L IT WRC W G Y W G R W S A I WOC
W JA R W G N WHO W BT W D A F W H A S WCSH
S A T U R D A Y , November 12 th
8 :0 0 P. M.
"The Cat
Universal production,
& —S t—
star cast - W l S 1
I —
Plante, IsS dld
Uie*£ whft’ havt
id by li
seen its previews’
to be* If^ fa r tin
ie w f’tb
most mysterious mystcr*/,' AVer
filmed.
'
ibx people, three' 'teoUfhVti’ Vihil
three men, go with bn attorney I t *
u supposed haunted h<3U*e u>' tuTTr*
ihe reading of a will. The attorney-,
%
is
murdered—each
of* Uses
persons might have done the*
ing.
• •
*;(*H r " t t
Which one o f them waa^
any—is undiseoverahle until -,
final scene.
"The Cat and the CanaryTr
screen adaption of'the-greatsuccess o f the same name by
Willard. It was xiimtedI.eni. perhaps'the mo*L. fi
a score of foreign directory , gQiPj
ry i a A
have come to this country
pust two years,
In uddition to Mins I.n PJ.mU,.
the cast embrace* sumo oflthe best
known names of filmdom, includ
ing among many otfaqrs *Aj4hura
Edmund. O rcW j Forrest iJUplcy.
Creighton Hale, *(*sirtn|Ho, Astor.
Gconre- illcgmann.. iFlora^-rra
Martha Mattox and TpHy
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TH E RCA HOUR
This is the second o f n series o f concerts by the New
York Symphony Orchestra under the direction o f Walt- u
er Damrosch. ggrenlest of. Americnn conductors.
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Edmund LoweStars S m i t h Challenges
In Fox Picture At Roosevelt C h a r g e
Milnae Wednesday Of Much Grafting
‘The Auctioneer’ To
Be Shown Tuesday
At Milane Theater
S P E C IA L !!
E d w a rd H ig g in s, Inc
New Buick Elicits Much
4
A drummer in seldom featured in a radio program, hut
Harry Breuer, one o f the percussion s ta ff o f the Roxy
Theatre, will be the star perform er In the program by
R oxy’s Gann to be broadcast Monday evening.
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W 8 M W B A L WJR W H A M W B T WTNJ
W E D N E S D A Y , November 9th
11:00 A. M.
SECTIONALISM IS
DOWNING PARTY
FEELING IN W EST:
Lack of I'nrtizanship Is T o
Be Evident ThruoghoutThe
The bullet dancing record for
Agricultural Section Says
twirling on one toe was set by ac.
President O f Farm Bureau
;cident in London recently. Vera
*
DRUM M ER TO S T A R W IT H R O X Y’S '
G AN G
12 to 1 Odds Against Being
Found Guilty, And 102 to 1
Against Actual Execution,
ummitting murder in the United
States t c * h a s a 6 to 1 chance
:hai he * ^ .ot be caught.
If arrest,d the odds are 12 to I
that he will not be executed for
th* crime.
These were the bald statist i s
presented here by Judge Manus
Kavenagh, veteran Cook county
jrrist, who for years has presided
in the Criminal Court.
"The United States in thi* most
law-ridden nnd most lawless na
tion on earth," Judge Kavanugh
aid. "The reasons for this are
three. First, lawyers are organizej
t>» save criminals and cheat the law
through technicalities.
Police Condition* ,
"Setond, the police in the United
States are the worst organised, the
poorest paid nnd most inefficient
ot any country in the world. They
are too much in politics.
"Third, the people shirk jury
duty end take no active interest i
in law enforcement. The foundation I
• f law lies in the home nnd Ameri
den or Dawes.
can hoinelife is fa«t passing away. ’
" I t is a foregone conclusion."
A me lien has far too many laws
Snyder continued, "vhat the eastern now. Judge Knvanngh contends, lie '
industrial section of the country said it is a mistake to send Inwwill concentrate it force* behind \cr* to Congress and state legis
ither Hoover or Hughe*, with the lilt lire*.
odds in favor of Hoover,_ nnd
"Elect hard-headed business men
lually n, evident that the west who do not care about the techniand south will favor Lowden or inlitie* of law but are Interested
Dawes, with a slight edge for Lowa furthering justice.
«len. Another unprecedented prol aws Need Changing
ability crowd will be unable to
"Our
criminal laws uro utterly
control the southern delegations.’'
unfitted for pre.ient.-dny criminal
Spokesman For Agriculture
Snyder, who more than any activities," Judge Kavunagh added,
other farm leader in Kansas, is "I am attacking technicalities. The
regarded as the spokesman for nil technicalities which free most crimthe faint organziations, acoffa at inals were never established by any
the "favorite son’ movement now legislature; they were created by
underway in many states. His or judges tu save poor wretches guilty
ganization, the Kannsas fnrm bu of some trivial crime from the
reau, is understoml to be strong death chamber. They were never
for Imwden nnd pon-poos the intended t<> protect innocence."
rnndidacy of Senutor Charles Cur
“Ton may times public opinion
tis. “ It seems to be an open sec controls the acts of legislatures
ret, however," snys Snyder, "that and also makes or modifies the
what Sen. Curtis really expect* is final decisions of courts.
to be nominated for vice-president
"Tiie country needs not new laws
Whether or not that would mean as much as it requires in our court*
the Kansas delegation would have ,i new turn o f mind, new purposes
to stand for Hoover, or Hughes, and i|ui 'kened ideals."
is another question."
oa - |
(E astern Standard Tim e)
7:30 P. M.
Praise A ll Over Country
P o W C l^ r
where p o w er counts m ost
NEW YORK Nov, It.— (IN S )—
Edmund Lnwe haa hit his stride
as a comedian in Fox Films “ Pub. State political circles today wero
licity Madness,' in which he is plunged Into widespread discussion
co-starring with Lois Moran. The of Governor Smith’s shorn chal
picture conies to the Milane Theu- lenge to Colonel
Roosevelt and
tre next Wednesday.
what reply, if any, the republican
In this clever advertising yarn, spokesman would make,
adapted by Andrew Bennison fromj
Outstanding In the Smith state
an Anita Loos story, Lowe Is cost
ment
fra* bl»..pff°r 10 Proceed with
rising, breezy soap
uu an enterprising,
T O D A Y.«d*
Dgloix* qwjftD?:
"T ltK A U iA R T OP,
MA f i t l a n d .
Comedy
f i .i u t y
o
Hof - Mac Bat&t3|
So that now , when the task to be
accomplished is difficult—when stam*
ina, d ep e n d a b ility and unfailing
power arc essential— the advice of
those w ho kn ow is, “ Buy a Buick!”
Drive a Buick for 1928 today and
know the reason for this preference.
SedansU 195 t o #1995
Coupes #1195 to *IH 5 «
Sport M odels #1195 to #1525
W H I N B E T T E R A U T O M O B I L E S AR « BUILT,
B U IC K W I L L BUILD T I I I M
BUICK>1928
Sanford Buick C o.
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Magnolia Ave.
v:e?(*mmta-v r 1- •
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SHOWER O N LY EGGS
FLINT, Michigan, Nov. 5.— Buick engineers' provision for easy and poaitive chassis lubrication in the
models for 1928 ia one of the moat widely appreciat- ed features about the new car, declare dealers who
are visiting the factory here this month. The dealers’ praise has been doubly gratifying to factory officials
because It reflects comment heard among owner* of the new Uuicka.
"While the dealers are enthusiastic about the style, comfort and performance of the new can, all of
which we knew they would like, it la plain that some comparatively minor refinemenU also are 'roing
oyer blg*,“ said A. li. Sarvia, assistant general sale* manager, who is acting a* boat to the visiting
"Not only women owners but men too, are finding that the adjustable steering wheel, the re-designed
seat cushions, end the remarkable acceaaibility of all controls from tha driver's that provkle an entirely new
experience in driving. And everyoo* who has bought the new car, apparently, appreciates its new vase of
lubrication.
. . .
. . . . .
“ The change which make* greasing of Buick for 1928 so easy ia Ingenious, yet a mp!e. It is merely
the extension of the inacceeaible grease connections, formerly reathed by crawling under the car, to a
im’nt where they may b« lubricated from the
A Uttle trapdoor on either runnlnr board apron give*
necess to them. Similarly, rear grease eonneitiona. whleh iuetf to necessitate lying under the axle,
have been brought out within easy reach. The whole job of greasing may be done now In a few minutes
without .oTipg hands or clothes.'*
The refinement of Dolek'a lubrication system was
adopted after experiments w th every greasing sye-tem known. Buick engineers believe It the most prac
4.1
F ou itF L oq s;
charges against any officials \vh<>
. J B e i t k u by .
sulesmun, with big ideas and but ore "winking nt vice," ns Rofise: Ornntjgnd ^Rtc»’ ' ’
little rash.on-hand background. It
it. on« of those thing* in which nil velt declared, if Rosovolt could
of his nulurai humor and ability produco evidence that elected o f
ficials of Albany county were lax
to characterize is called forth.
w M Q N P A Y In combating evil, as he asserted.
“ I like this type of role," Lowe
In his vigorous reply to Colonel
answered when asked about the
"T H B 'C A T AN D fT H * < «
pert. "A chap like Tote King is against the administration, Gov
T C A N A in r ’ ’ " '" “ I
ernor
Smith
advises
the
republican
so real and so Ufe-llke be Just
*
• ; with
grows on a person tu the story leader to “ stop talking about af
Laura La Plante and"
fairs
in
New
York
until
he
had
at
progresses.
- aw all-stgr
. "You meet so many Pete Kings least a primary course in them"
In real life that his typo will ap
peal to a greater majority thnn
tho sophisticated hero type. He
will not only appeal to thorn but
they will like and remember him(
long after the handsome hero ha*
faded from their conscious mindu.
“ Personally, I’m thoroughly en
joying Pete. Ho reminds me of a
fellow 1 used to know in college,
who could borrow money from
anyone in town and make them en.
joy donating,even though they knew
it was gone forever. He had tho
greatest personality I’ve ever
come in contact with—and whilo
h.» should have used his imagina
tion as a writer or a salesman- I
think he finally settled down to u
most prosaic business career."
Lowe, before entering pictures,
R. C. A. Radiola and Atwater
was a favorite'on Broadway and
on the I.os Angeles stage.
Ill*
eurly training in theatricals was
obtained In school plays at Santa
Clara University- where ha stud
ied to be a lawyer. Most of his ear.
lirr successes in pictures were
sophisticated characters, but sinco
his phenomenal success as Ser
“ W h e n Y o u Buy F r o m Us, Y o u B u y S « M e (
geant Quirt In "What
Price
Glory," he has changed hie screen
117 K. Second Stcharacter ent.rely, and very suc
cessfully.
Albert Ray directed "Publicity
Madness" in which Miss Moran
and Mr. Lowe are supported by an
excellent cost.
Equipment
a quarter o f a century,
JL Buicks have been making good
wherever pow er counts most.
it
«
A reported "shower o f pearls"
near Secunderabad, India, recently,
*au*ed a rush to the epot where
they fell. Following a heavy rain
storm a native discovered the
ground covered with white glob
ules, raging in else from that of a
nut to a mustaard seed. Thousands
flocked to the field in autos, on bi
cycles and on foot, and gathered the
Marie by the handfiil. Police au~
thoritles Investigated and found
that the “ pearls were eggs re
sembling the genuine artlele. Manv
who had collected the egge a — still
k»enlpg them refutin'* *o believe
*h*t 'her are no* rearjs. The mm
who discovered them emt a bagful
^ 'Hyderabad
__________
to Qte authorities at
demanded pavment for the “ pearls"
FISH PARALYZES MAN
------hr “
whieh jumped
^ ^ Thames *‘ vtr” WUlbutTBen-
Monday Nov, 7tfi.
pnnn«nunt that can te worked out, sinee it lu-xert U Ikely to bo 'tight*!. They feel that It U one o friend* ■erereM*it to hU rescue hi
the m « v I M K « wh^ Bufck ,or 1W« U enjoying h* mo«t senaatfonil public moption in *U BuJck hia
L?
*TO,
wry, • reception to which mord-hreakigg m Im « f : Vff* tcatlfjr.
.
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>UR
SANFORD HERALD,
Sanford Herald
What Price R eform
As Bn^oare Sees It
____ t r iir ifii>n*M m » » i
*t ««*f*»rd. Florid*
Rending something very interesting recently from an
A .1 Million Businrv;—
lit Mocnollo Avrau*.
English book; o f orations, we found a few lines from Sydney
Ford’s New Plan.
•rrimd rlnn. matlro
(M *wr *7." itiVTUi i £ “T?*^rri«-I Sm ith’s “ Speech at Tuunlon" which reminded us strangely Educating The Ynmijr.
sonforH.' MnrMn aadrr *oi #c 0f our own local .situation and the seem ingly futile attempts
A N ig h t 1 lull L a d ).
•r llartk a e»T.
of the Taxpayers League and The Herald to clean up Sanford
rnixrlikl
h» Star Co.
HDITOK |
LAND
* - n■ra
" *tn*___
- m a m a u k r I politics.
Hr Arlhnr Hrl«iwm»
VAnn
tIt 1.8 K JOM1 Man*al*K Fdlior
Sir Sydney Smith spoke of the attem pt o f the House of
-Many kimls of big hui*in**** nit* m
aunscHiPTioN IIATKS
Lords
to stop the progress of reform and he added that the America from railroad* to oil, and
.......... *7.0*
0 * f Vf*r
. .... (MM fu tility o f their endeavor brought to his mind the great storm fron‘
Ml M. iMh*,..
l" eoal. The hipest of
l...... II.TS
liMIka
....... ao.ia at Sid mouth and the conduct o f the excellent Mrs Partington ni!' lu’c'!r,lmJr t0 mvostucautr* m
■ I f Carrier rrr Wrrk
ifir*
----- m frr ¥•*» . . «3JM
* *‘tlf E4/II
on t tint occasion.
"fence" hu-'iiu-■*, I lie receiver® **f
pioneer
thr HtniM|
“ In thti winter of 132*1'’, he continued, “ there set in
goods,
I W l ■tr rnn
W o , MhMfj
rrrelrln* from great flood u|x>n that town.
tlawal N*wi
The
tidq
rose
to
an
incrcditabk*
i
.
. V
...
im m
nMtanlmiiii.tu
III*
tnrtt
M
rr’ f Ikons**d nurd* dullf fmfr- height; the waves rushedin upon the houses, and everything
Vhcy steal, J im 'S
*M *11 Ikr Itadlns rvrnls at Ike rn<
llrr world. Tke I. A. S. Is roprrlnl. H»I.H thrOQtt*IlCtl with destruction. In the midst of this sublime ctimo on a business basin amounts
rfflelrnt In t'torlcln nod Us
nsnnnrr si fc**dlln* slrur srm Is nnd terrible storm. Dame Partingion, who lived upon th e ’ d» three th*>n>an*l million dollars
srwk**l M M t
heach, was seen at the door of her house with mop and pat-, 2- yonr- -'",l mnre t,,an
i,rr"
1 nr llrrsld Is n ni.-mher of Ihr tens, trundling her mop squeezing out the sea water, and I p..
... „
• nn „„„„„___ .
Aodt, Harrsv *f I Irruls IIons, ns
Intrrnnllrnnl Assorlnllon nl I'uh- vigorously nushing away the Atlantic Ocean. The Atlnntic th f burglar-. and should Ku t’o jaii
Jskin, Advertisers, nnd \d>rrt l.ltm was rouswl.
Mrs. Partington’s spirit was up; hut I need n ot’ for lif* but. <h.ii would be interforAarnls which rr*nlres rnrk l*nl».
linker membn lo mi limit to n tell vo i that the contest was unequal. The Atlantic Ocean inir with b <' liii'dni'H*. We don't do
Ikm sik nnillt of Mihsirlimons
Unit.
IftMl* In if4#r lit irrlfjr ntiiiiliiirli bent Mrs. Partington. She was excellent at a slop or a puddle,
All tUlma nl clrr ulti IIon n« uHl no but she should not have meddled with a tempest.”
litMtf hvilttMa mrt hn«1*,
Cyru* M. K. Curtis whose new*It is just possible that in attem pting to reform politic* papor-eyi* stretches "from Paris to
S ATU R D AY , NOV. 5. *1927. •
in Sanford, the peoplt) have attempted too difficult a task* Peking, and from Peking to Home."
says Ford plans this way to mr. ket
rim lic it a m i ' s j*not. ih m
1.—Kesssrsr 1* rllf nnd room, nd- It is not, o f course, so discouraging as attem pting to hold the cars. Pay down ft oft, get your car.
mlnlstrntlon.
Atlantic in check. Such reform measures have been suc Enrh month >ou pay $12.5ft. At the
D«*r»r wnlrr ronle is JsrksoncUVflUi
cessfully instituted in other cities. But perhaps it is too big end o f a rear you can have the car
Se-r*nslrurllon of SI. Johns Indian a job for Sanford.
overhauled, or get a tit' m r,with
River Cnnal.
out ptiuin*r down ainithi t 4 lift, It's
V—I *•■« ora«Ion of monlklf ~rn,
-oa sort of half-renting— hnll-lmving
■1 Week."
t e —A n g m e n lln *
of
lin lld ln *
pro.
scheme. Only one investment of
The Fall-Sinclair Trial
■mm—honses kolrls sparlmr il
$1.1(1 and after that, us long us you
live yon can drive a car in good
d.-» A Cemmnnllf Chet,
Tr* Capsplrflnn of ell} hrnnllllrnTlie I'nll-Sinclair trial has come to an abrupt end.
A condition f*<i * 12,lift n month, about
IIon frofram,
mistrial has followed the expenditure of thousands of dollars IJcenls a day. Some alleged "Ford
*-— A n e w a n d m o d e r n h o s p i t a l .
ideas." Ford never heard of. Per
BIBLE \EHSK FOB TODAY* b.\ tiie government in an effo rt to convict the former cabinet haps i t o i one of them.
SUBMISSION TO GOD:— The mem *t*r and the wealthy oil magnate. 'Thus, a lter many
haters of the Lord should have sub months o f tedious work o f gathering evidence and spending
A Brooklyn public school teacher
mitted themselves unto Him: but I huge sums in assembling witnesses, the work o f the federal admits that he compelled small
boys to engage in 1' -t* fights. The
* 4 ,rr pSL*H°.Ul.r,h,,V,‘ ‘ nilUreiJ for' ! P ™ ***11101'* has gone to naught and the same groundI must boy had bis choice of engaging in
PR iY E R : Ili«vcnly Father, uv I coverctlI again i.n.nother# . rial.
, ■* fight or bemg reported to his
mm I*Alin
L r.,1
l
'Piiemiii
n I utit
L ,i I
.if. .... 1
a
er help us to kbo. f.vli
faithful
untou *l
Thee.
Ii
Termination
of 4the
trialI was «...
as sensational
as *it
w as parent-. If the child refused to
— ----------------I abrupt. Under the guidance o f Owen J. Roberts nnd At lei* fiRh,> hv
‘a11*'1 “ >cl|ow." It
FLORIDA
I I'omorono, t lie proaev.ition h.,.1 built up a utmup c»sf „Kuin»t' ^
'
1
'
‘S
WJS
When de Lord was a building dis fa ll and Sinclair despite tin* numerous obstacles that had „»,oul ihai t.a.h r. and what they
earth of ours
been placed in their wav.
Minus the testimony <d two im- will cull him.
He seek out a garden fer to plant
portant wi|nesses, who have been absent in Europe for sever-'
de flowers;
He make up a place twixt do gulf al years, the prosecution, nevertheless, had succeeded > » :
'llxplillt priLI'H ght
an’de ocean
placing before the ju rv a case that was destined to \vlLlislnn«l i
f..r big ,,r..fits of course,
An* He laid out Florida jeitkjto his
even the strongest attacks ot the detense. Out o f the clear Men ihai haw the price run buy
’ nation.
He fix de blossoms on de orange
trees
An’ He make ’em sweet fer de
honey bees,
And He planted de palm trees all
around
An' plnea and oaks fer to shade de
grounds.Don He put in some lakes, an’ riv
ers, too;
An' H i biuld up some hills fer to
help da view,
An' H4 git the *im a working jes
An' da. moon an’ de stars far
help oiit~ at night.
Den
to
^urn 03 tie rain in do aumtlmo.
da air in ' make de cane
)ln elimh.
w®rm
Dat when He finish ol* Florida I
knflw Ho amlled.
— Hownrd Cnrry.
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“ Fatiil accident occurs on old
Rponirf) Trail Monday Night’’—
headline, which ahown that they
happet^ on trailfl an well as boule
vard*. ,
SomJ people haven’t learned the
difference yet between news stor
ies ana editorials. News stories are
facta; editorials represent our own
peraonll opinions and are printed
on the editorial page only.
J
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I t will only be n few weeks be
fore coiotbgr political campaign
will blu n d er wny, and it will lie
decided who shall bo our next city
commillondr. There’s a wonderful
opportunity for somebody.
sky came the wholesale charges o f ju ry tampering and a m is -'1*"' right i» Invuk the law against
trial, a result that was obviously a victory for the defense.
a-smli and battery.
A m t h u r Chapter h. w r itte n in
th e
seen,lain
th at
m ir- 1i,r
"n y "l|'°Mi.. "choLT
mursc, especially n* there is no
h
il* at
a link* nnnise-
rounded the Harding administration. Another travesty on
justice has been perpetrated and big money has again made a
mockory out o f our court procedure. It appears to have been
the fulfillm ent o f the age-old adage that money will do any
thing, even* to cheating justice in the highest courts o f the
land.
But it may not always lie thus.
There will surely bp the
inevitable turning point. A lb ert Fall and Hurry Sinclair are
still free men, but the finger o f suspicion points to them with
increasing scorn with the revelation o f the rottenness o f thenrecent trial. Such high-handed methods cannot prevail al
ways. Public sentiment is thoroughly aroused anil the ul
timate conviction o f the two men is the only thing that will
compensate for the insult that has been flung1 at the laws o f
this land.
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_________________________ PERRY HERALD
Tim time has long past when
a City which desires to advance
materially or culturally could get
along without a newspaper, and
one can generally gauge the progThe lerew of a Japanese ship I reaalveneaa or n city by the wny it
its newspaper or its
driftini helplessly at sea ate each supports
newspapers.
other o keep from starving to
A newspaper.
•r IhnnrrH
thouch nrlvnlxlv
nrivitclv
death, t didn’t do them any good owned,
..... .
...
U public
is ...
ns much of
for the r all died anyway. Another institution as nro the public high•rgum^ nt for . vegetarians.
ways. It is not only a general
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medium for the purveyin.: of news.
rlirht
the right
Btra ’berry growers will meet in but,, in addition, it is thp
__f a
_ newspaper,
__ __d on December 11 to
_ rils- ( sortt o
____ ___ ________
it is ____
always
_
•Lakela
cuss ex iress car facilities for P lo t .j thomrli its printed pages trying
Ida *tl twherries. Th's stale could *'• point out the way to cnnljn■upplyfthc markets of the east and Uuub 'nnd progressive developmiddle j west if proper rates nnd mtrtii. A progressive ncwsimper is
llttti s for handi ng could l.e o»- over rend to call attention to the
tained.
ndvantagi i of thu community it)
t
'
*
IfH iK .
main hypnotised through the op- o f the fuel that "big money" is in
era.'ori would bo embarrassing. volved? We don't I'K'k up people
i htit steal luj' nomey ,,r that Uribe
Vt’u ’ i ••••■! was cheerful yester ealiiriet effort'- i t jurors to help
day, litnikmg the new tax law thein in the stealing not in this
won d compel big reparations to <'onii,r>
dislnhiKe
“ undivid'd
profits."
Many a plea in * hundred million
TH E i*i IIFIt DAY an English
dollar* u**o'd come into rireutuiioii father eonlessed that he had
if i i.it In. were tii.ule effective. drowned h<- tit Id to eml its -of.
f r'<ng-. Horror
told him the.
A geiiileimtn in Washington, us- tilt'd rotild 11<.t live, lie was neK.sfitre to another gentleman uc- qoiued. Nmv a w man is accused
eu e.l of helping to sleal govern- o f triv.ng her m.t.her poison to
tu -nl "it reserves, says he can’t say eml hopeh'-s vtifi'eriog from mnliamihiipg about alleged tampering Itnaill ranee*. The law eailltol a f
with ib- jury in the Fall-Sinclair ford to justify killing.
nil c.i'c. It might
“ ineriminate
him "
I.ittli- Ruitmiiiaii king Michuel,
And yov Tiimenl threatens to ar- six years old misses the grand
ie.*t him if he will not testify. father, the lale king, nnd puts :t
lamp in his window every night
I- not that an extreme threat? that his grand fill h-r “ up in the
And i- th<* government unmindful sky" mny see where the little hoy
i.i. Thai is a thought ns old ns re-
.
Prescriptions
Accurately Filled
D e liv e r
This is the place to trade,
swap, exchange, buy or sell
(ires, bottles, metal, junk
nf all kinds.
Bottles o f all sizes nnd
kinds,
KOTS’
S. SOMAN
t. 212 Sanford Ave,
666
Office
Factory
IU*pn>*,J
live ]
Local
C. L. DKRM
I'hnnr fits
Storage
Sanford tVr(|;
Supply I'n.
N o Assessment
In Loch Art
is a p r e s r r ip tio n for
( olds, (»rippet Flu,
Bilious Fever and
Dengue,
Malaria.
Il kills the germs.
____
FL O R ID A
S T A T E FA IR
3 0 _____
SP E C IA L
FEATURES
The owner of I,nch
hot- property i-* free in
assessments— nnnthrr
vantage of this ilesir
development. l>>ok it <
investigate, judge it nnl
merits now.
M ANY NEW TO FLO R ID A ’
Itm l.'i
linei's,
chin.'
l.aiiv
K lsti
Ilia llh
tlatlnon
I'urn-
I.i'aps,
Itlitcr.
l> i-p la> .
K x h lt.lt
Ila ad Koneert*.
I'rc* Samples
Slo.w.
d« k
Cut Sh<»\v. Atti,.ni.it,II.. Siltin'
MMtt'ny.
Nov• H i**,
. Dairy
Show.
Swltt>.
KKill hit.
Fir**.
« ork*.
J A C K S O N V IL L E
Nov. 17 to 26
DeForest Sanfc
Realty ■Co.
Box TI9
BANK
Nickels
and Dimes
Dollars plltced in
tin interest benrinir account
in
this b a n k - grow
into more dollars.
» strictly selfish stand
u » not through selfish nes*.
I’ul,er a
news nnd editorial'
.th.nt w<* •■♦hoiiHI give the
to
K\,u',nund
to their
their own
own and
and countv.
county. The
The town
town K”
“ F,hand bto otir visitors front
_______________
v,’hh big dividends.
________
Merchants
___________
oft- .
"tntes.
main.
Interest in them
*'n think they cannot afford to ad-' Our n?
a' n- interest
vert iso in their locul paper, when . ‘''l!' ar'st‘
* friendly hnx'.lie fact is they cunnut afford not P|l«lity ,for which tin* southern
to do so. By advertising they cn- * '“ tM un?. note<*'
able the publishers o f tho panjr
uheritugc t.f boom duys, Santo get out n nublicntfon that pulls1“ m1, ani1 ttl1 ot Eloritlu, for that
More
dollars
surely pave the
way to content
ment nnd assure
a comfortable old
age free from
st Jfw
‘ Y ’ *^ ' ’•
.V■«!-*i
G RAND M O TH ER reads the latest market
prices— ‘‘Lands sakes alive!” she exclaims,
“ why, when I was young we didn’ t have to pay
half so much.” Yes, in “ the good old days” milk
sold at five cents a quart, potatoes at forty
cents a bushel, sugar tw enty-five pounds for a
dollar, and so on^ And, in “ the good old days”
laborer was paid a dollar a day or possibly a
dollar and a quarter. But who wants to go back
to “ the good old days” ? N ot you— not me.
W HEN
system
atically
saved
quickly grow in
to dollars.
EDITOR, Hanford Herald,
The writer rrud.your editorial of
yesterday, “ Welcome Our Visitors,”
interest, aim
and :»).
np
*”
•”• wRh
*;•»» much
>» iniercsi,
i
G et y o u r
d o l l a r ’s w o r th
. “ The Bank of Service”
TH E FORUM
-' */.
Phone 325
H K Y! H E Y!
jig',on which has taught many gen
era. o<n- of little hoys that a great
I'.iiln i. in the sky, \vnidles them
and knows exactly where they are,.
Local anaeslhetles would help.
Pi-rhap- U did in the ( ‘hirago ease.
Main
FIR S T N A T IO N A L
Pu^bshed in it. This is so because
every dollar spent in muking the'
f r
TIRIMANI
fertile*
CO. |
J
|
Jacksonville, fJ
Q
u
A
L
I
T
Y
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thetic. Physical suffering and nil
other troubles are in the brain.
Ask your Christian Science friend.
There is no reason ivhy hypnotism
would not take the place o f cloro, form, except thai failure to rc-
,,« ‘d “ “ Pport from th* newspaper l'l''1' * 1
J Mooghti
First Nnt'l Rlnk
SanforJ,
‘
Sanford Drug C o.
poor budlncsa, poor schools, little
community pride. In short, inte|!igent people are prone to consider,
„ h already suggested, that « newspiipcr reflect* -ha corr.rminltv
wh„ 0 It j published
tk „ «t,i
us
rht8u thln“ !’ bein* true* n° Pr0'
klCSSIVO
Cull uiioru
It f fort I to WtUiWi'Jl^
,loI*,YC town van
» ) Elton
HIGHERS D \iny
Phonr .1?
Sweet Milk
Swf>t
» hatter Milk
Milk for liable.
We
---- — o-------•inter of
too largely into
The reported break
lotwron iclpful in suggestions ns to how to heir town ami county. The town
our visitors,
o
get
rid
of
or
gradually
hrinff
KiMiken
t,^n
>
nl
01
Forest 1Jike and one of his lieutime
to snap out o f his,
T tenanD now appears to he nothing
piny some nf he milk of
hut a iyth.— Sanford Herald. We
,.
.
,,
...
wise. In a South Florida county
i
kindness and courtesy .....
that
rh it
it was
was the
the depositors
depositors In
in the
the
ho much uio l heso things true N(,mp ycars a
lh c
t
;
fthough
.'Sam in
ar C County Bank who wen* aUout «P*“ »*,lato netwf n^ rs. thal mbstoners were so aware of th-*
v im
t
T^ i
tr broke
Palm Bench Independent. n,a,,y
,1(,w i ud« c n cUy « value of heir newspaper as nub 1
T '"
i?i town hy i**.h newipaper or new*- ■• •*
■ n* . n •,n,|n pleasure for the effort ex*
-oluipt'r*. If they hoc a paper with
J Miiimn that each year they p«kn<k*«l ha r. little upontnncouN
}l be only a few more days its pages filled wbh snappy art- Ml , cr,b*a for »cveral
hundred , courtesy,
the various pnuguns of icles of luniniunity progress nn-l * !’n
0' lPn<'',
nnd sent
It is n real pleasure to n strangity will lie (racking away with editorials which constantly ,n*1Rc copiph to people In other er to be spoken to with kindly and
), dove, turkey and duck, either suggest b eter things or *‘ n **"•
' ‘ci'er to attract the n*- cordial interest. Ills heart warms
lie we like game bints ».« t-nure rcaikrn to think; n news- h ntion of those people to Florida, insantly, to the attention, and he
|the next one, just between paper wi.h nn advertising patronBut n newspaper is a mighty b’cls in the language of the cat“ *“
L“ “
*'
'
ua, we arc going to root age which proves that it has the )nor
Publicity
medium
when
not tb man that he Is in nn"struy
buusinr s j properly supported. When mer country.
bird every time he gets loyal support of the
men; if *.hey see it well filled witn 'L a i's will not advertise, whin
Tlie
Human heart
ncart craves syniThe human
mitides concerning tha comings ,hev s«ud outside the state to got jmthy
puthy nnd
and companlunship when
Leonard i was issued n and goings of local people, they de- th**ir lob minting done, when they tourist* .arrive among us, let’s
few days ago to build cido and properly, do so. that tho tnk> no ir.yerest in whether their not stand like n lot of wooden
iransion on block four, people of tlie community where it :communi»r ha* publicity o r iv «, Indians,'but—rush forward and
ie published, realising it* value they need no*, he surprised If few- make friends out of strangers.
It will pay rich dividends, from
K r t yI fhe £ $ & M r n i S ? ; *" them* nrt’ not niggardly in i'ji "I- ncoob. arc found visiting their
whatever
motive one may Im- in
^TtciS*it once. It will he of Span- “ PP®1* ,,n , ‘ h* other
V * ,n° t , be “UrT,rl" d
stvk and was designed bv « * w*P*P0r
» Pflo f editorial Ihi then natural advantages, h*- spired.
Yours Truly,
nirt ’ jt Cooksey architects oifT"**'* f, w ,oca,>* nn<1 ■«,dom n
eve.-.0 great, are practically
T im L
r l*»» ry of interest to - ho commun* disregarded.
II. W. Houk
I f j . e . . Times- nion.
. [ ||y| u shw;t wlth small advertising
Wo arc told in Tlolv Writ that ------------------------------------------I
" -------patronage and largely filled u g , ns long ns Aaron and Hur held up . ------------------------------------------>1re erecting a monument to with “ plate mutter’* and “ canned fh* hands of Moses the Children *nch»t support. You cannot buiM
* met out in his home town. |reading, leuds readers ousido the 0f fsraci prevailed in their br* tie I good roads without money.
Y*r
y along about 1D00 you'll |community to decide there ia not rf*sjpi,! Amnlek. huf when they who would withhold support from
‘ about tne unveiling much doing, little money,
t failed to hoM np hi* handa Amnlek cither of those because of their
ariaI to a wrestling pro- progress and only meager *PPor- * prevnPcl. This Bible story ha* a cost. Your newspaper is as much
eland News. And without •unities in the place w h i'e it I* „ond lesson for us. I f we expect of a public institution as either,
ws h«re In Sanford some printed.
,nnr pane® to help 11s we muat up- ami like them, must he well sup
raising a monument to
F’olks are a\.\ to .think that u ,F -’ * rr I s ipmrt »♦. Your school* ported, If It would give you the
poorly supported newspaper means, will amount to little proper fin- maximum of service
sc*■’•“■
I
11
' e *were
n,,u
Simon,
ami >learn1 bow11eager
men, with the greatest of names, to
marry any sort of illegitimate
daughter o f a queer king. The his
tory of England will nlso tell yon
on what many o f the greate “ titles”
ate based, namely, nn "easy viture,
E. First St.
ro>'»l caprice." Anight club keeper
lw’»
,w,l-v cmnpurad with some i ,
well known diichesses in htxtonh
f,on,l’M
n
J
Architect
A lady who manages a night club
marries her daughter to a British
peer, and the world wonders for a
n»ir’at‘-- D
not wonder. Hchd
L O V E FO R T H E HOME newspaper will never die. T h e The New York Bible society
home newspaper has survived many difficulties, and will con"P™1" ' •diiion of i.ooo,
tinue
to
overcome
nianv
difficulties
comnnrntivolv
nnune.
i<
l9
°1
**/
***
‘‘v.V
ry Iheutrical chorus
tlnue
many
comparatively unsurgin traveling on the road shall
mountable. The home paper is a growth, n recollection, a have one.
They might appropriately mark
memory an institution, an inspiration.If there is one kind o f
newspaper that deserves more unstinted support than any for the young Imiies an appropriate
tine from the 17 chapter of I.duh,
other, it is the home newspaper— the small town newspaper— "Make
hare the leg, uncover the
a part and parcel o f each inhabitant and o f each person who thigh."
,
leaves his home town for larger fields o f activity,. A ll honor
IN* ST. LUKE'S hospital, Chi
nnd glory to the dear old paper that keeps us informed about
cago, a major o;h ration is said to
the people at home.— T h e Fourth Estate
have been performed on u woman
--------- —
o----- -----------tinder hypnotic control, no anaes
W H Y A PROGRESSIVE C O M M U N ITY
SHOULD S U PPO R T ITS N E W S P A P E R
Just When He Thought The Fighting Was All Over
mem for teachers.
j
>.
kY, NOVEMBER 5, 1927
worries!
Prices are higher now, but wages are high
er too. You pay more, but the goods you buy
are o f better material, they are better made,
they last longer. Even foodstuffs are better.
Inspection and extra care insure their quality.
and
cares.
The dollar can still buy a dollar’s worth. Read
the advertising in the newspapers and you will
find that they will help your dollars go a long
way. Advertising tells you where you can get
full value fo r your money. The young house
w ife o f today shops even more intelligently
than “ grandma,” for the advertisements are
her guides, they make her a competent judge
o f values.
W e invite you to
take
advantage
o f our banking
facilities, nnd—
do It now.
v: -
Small Accounts
W elcom ed—— Cordially yours,
Merchandise must be good or it could’nt he
advertised. Read the advertisements
and get your dollar’s worth
Cashier
4. v, Sr to.
�THE SANFORD H
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1927
j
To Preach Here
JAPAN’S POLICIES RENO
Ice Telephone 148 MRS. F R E D . S. D A IG E R . Society Editor Residence Tel. 859-J
ke Bridge Club
iertained Friday
sJohn W.Sneed
( ( IN QB K jA X IP ^ A U VUIA'.RQR
At DelightfulCourtesy
On Friday ^Afternoon
Dr, \V. A. Hobson of St. Peters
burg will occupy the pulpit of the
first Hnptist Church Sunday for
both morning and night services.
Dr. W.A. Hobson Of
St. Pete Will Fill
Baptist Pulpit Here
bmg, who for a quartet' of u cen•aiy was pastor of thy First Bap
tist t huryli in Jacksonville will
lake the place of the Rev. F. D.
King m the pulpit of the First
Baptist C hutch here
Sunday
morning and evening.
Dt Hobson’s morning sermon
at II o'clock will be on “ The
' hiiicli in the World,’’ and his
1-vTOoig sermon at 7:30 will lie on
“ The World in the Church.”
Dr. Hobson is one of the hept
known Baptist pastors in Florida!
He has for mini) years been con
nected with the state mission
hoard and is noted as an orator o f
great ability.
Dr. King has gone to Knoxville,
I etui., to conduct a meeting and
will not be here Sunday.
Mrs.Fllsworth Harper
Entertain Lottaphun
Bridge Club Friday
tin-curd tablcst hmlu
for play.
.
~
;k ~
After the usual • nuinline —
and it* reputation of Fi'.ng a
burg" lU-nu i* having :i d if fini!*
of establishing itself us .1
town of c»n*oi vative hitott . t on-oc
vative inhuhitants mid omst-i vat iv.
climate
.
Aillnoi'H attempting to imttrti
,‘" n"
they see u, when thev
H as does Cornelius Vanderh.lt h
y, t* nothing hut toe elevated eve
h „,u f l „ m EaMern Publishers .,n.
.
*»rtlrr< t«. "ninkt* their ntufl »naj>
-s o Mr. Yarnaumtu ut once issued
'
a statement, explaining that the
••> so it i« , luinied.
“ positive policy used hy the govAnyhow. Vanderbilt is nursire*
eminent
partv
for
local
political
„,,,
,
, .
.
.i
n "> "t ....... little li.tie
-Iiiis win*
consumption, is really no policy at
nil. and that ,t is not necessary '*
“
even to mention it outside of .la- 1" ho-e epidermis has novel reneiie i
pan |To|s't
||i > jitoper tF-it-ki.es* for sin tv .•
Not
rounds had d»evn played, ticorcs
were counted and the urize t>/r
hi ifbest score, an
emhroidfrjd
ccard table cover was
awarded
Airs. U’ urt W. Warner.
,
At the tea hour refreshments
of chicken salad, saltinas, olives,
takes and coffee were served.
Playing bridge were:
Mrs. M.
.Minor ik,
.Mrs. Chris .Matthews
Mrs. Clifford Walker, Mrs. Key
word Walker, Mrs. p. M. King,
Mrs. Wurt W. Warner. Mrs. Wal
ter Ibirh nnd Mrs. Harper,
pin W. Sr.eeil entertained
Utfully at bridge- Frioon at her home on Catnue. The guests were the
of the Plaaiance Bridge
a few extra tables o f
\ I'oliry
"It i* ridtenlous to refer to this
so railed posit tv,- policy as it ‘new
I I I *1 >11Mi1 itt'til'it*.*
vv t 11Ti" Tl
Ti>
Tw c ity -otic Demands'," mi id Mr
Yunuimoto, m an official state \ aildei lit :,nd iv-jeeted bv puldt-ti
ment
I will take this opportun ers iM'ii- basfil upon bw tni|i|iity to repeat again what mv prede- siotis ->in,t> he estal'h'hed (us j-*-■*i
cess.os have sm,| in the past. Ja deuce heie neiirlv thiee m o n t h s ;,g •
In then.. In* says he likes lieno. h,
pan ha* tin aggressive designs on
likes i he people who live there Hill
Man< hutia She wishes merely |n
dwell-, upon the lowly >innate Ii
return what rights she has gained
tile'll, he .i|sn
tii'sses the i
by War. and treaties. So long as
striying. of the tov* n and the well
the Miinihurian government respeit* these rights, there will he I eg 11la ted lives of it* residents, not
no 11out.le Hut on the other hand. th e more -ee. t,o ilat event.* surro
Japan intend* to keep her rights, imiiiug divori vs and their »ensat
ioual bm kgii-.niil.
and will tolerate their
viola
r or iiistamr
who know * o i t In
tion '
I in* straightforward ^tntenien thi icing an colony in Reno ’ A *iu
has had good effect both in Ja bus already been chosen f<n the
pan ami China. Japanese business, purpose of budding the first group
men were mm h concerned lest the of studios and a ventral art build
premier, Huron Tanaka, might be ing. No le * * than thiity-eight un
come too aggressive in North ists are now in Reno, where the.
( hitui and thus spoil Jiinan's trade point out, subject matter an-l v nwith ' <ntral ami Southern China virnni’ient is not huk g.
Mr. \ ainanioto i* a motnhei- of the
1*1 HI.ISIIKKS IIOi I IT IT
Seiynkkai party which the premier
And then with that charmin':
heads, and his statement is equi naivete who h is sometimes foiiml
valent to one hy the premier h!m- in their tanks, thev -ay "And the
«olf.
|colony, for various reasons, will
increase as time passes.”
But publishers, it i-. alleged, will
have none of this.
rtAR K S D A LK . Miss., Nov.
Reno, to them, is sill! the wild
AtSthmitU's of Mississippi me frontier town, wit its wild activi
seeking tin* state's prize babv, ties enluitired by those who wish to
"littls*" ueven year-old Bill Will- kirk over the matrimonial -traces.
jiani.^ who tip. the scale at "33
Sou e of the publishers, it is
yb it this.
■claimed, even go so far as to quest
Little Hill, -aid to be the world’s ion Vanderbilt's motives, advancing
largest baby boy, came from r. ' tile opinion that he is Iryig to eMaMississippi plantation to this city ' liltsh himself in the good will of
to h* exhibited at a side show, and Reno’s citizens instead o f portray
then disappeared.
ing conditions as they u:tunlly
exist,
'What to do? asks lieno.
oyd Boyle motored Friday *.o
Pierie where he spent the
on business.
I .s s ll V
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WyyXyl • *•*-«
Kx -x -:-x * -
w+»x*>; "**•*
*••*•*•
/if’ ** •»•*»*
1A
Jack London's visit. Rar Doan of Los Angeles Is tb* oal)t « » * «
to live on Part Is'and, In III* South Seas. Tha native! a a king when he rlsited there In 1S23. Now he has re —
i married and Mr. and Mrs. D-wu are Preparing for a trip a *
to the Island.
liof general of the Islands the hnjtf
girl* grew up in the home o f , ... a
LEPERS ABLE TO anil
tle ir parents and eventually con***#
tracted leporsy. Now they are r*>■*•*’"*moved to an a*vlum near Manila. fZ..:,
WED UNDER LAWS wiieie
they are educated until :-, ,
a«-1tiled by relatives or are able to ** #
ort themselves.
. , , r . w - 5r'
OF PHILIPPINES •up|Diinng
the Wood udininiatratiup, .
M lu rn v v -liitU ’riil Utiles T h ill
M .irriu ges l itn'l lie Ended
ll> l.in i ; New ( ureTitSliinrp
Oul Disease In (lenern tin n
Lovely Dinner Party
Given Friday Evening
By MissJuanita Smith
Smith, young daughter o f Mr. ami
Mrs. A. W. Smith entertained
most delighfully at u dinner party
at her home on Mugmdiu Avenue.
The occasion was her thirteenth
Irite-for top score kntong
Ijirthtjuy anniversary.
prmbers was won by Mrv.
The rooms were bright with
i Hawkins, while ‘Mra.
roses,
marigolds, wild flowers and
Pittman held high scoro
ferns, emphasizing the colon* of
e guests. Both were previ'llow mink and green. The din
Miss Ira I). Wathen
tte huxes of stationery.
ing table was -laid with a hand
Prize, i tovely stran'd of
Hostess To Her Club some bice cloth the center being
ais went to Mis. Georg-’
graced with the large birthday
„
M l
m o w e d ’i.7 purchased/ Open daily
T - membp„ o f , hl. U f.a-l.ot j
,l.n
Mge tublea were spread
rxcept Sundays an dholldays from s j
( -|ub wen. ,bt. guests of Wlt.h 'j
y5l,Vw ,*‘ lw' , ’b 1,ni1
D' yellow covers and nfp**i had been awarded
»* assisted by her sis- ‘ *a «? ? ;-**«......... . » ...........
Ollie Johncm served u
Anti**non vln— «i-r- u--i' In h’ llTr,.
' iif’ th!
salad course with ice [l-ad in . Itoom,
I’ lir c r It V1T 1UT n i l f r t l
wall baskets and vases in detnrut- „ „ * wU WKrt. cun„j,v Bttle girl*
liviilual cukes and coffee,
FIR ST HAI r ib l I T I I - I
jug the rponis.
fishing, the name o f the gu,i"<t
[plate were small yello.v
Sunday Scncoi at J:o0 A. M.
The evening hour* were quickly written un u fish which wuk con*
N*r nut cups filled with
Preaching by Dr. \\. A. Hobeon. ‘
in newinjc on uM kind* of ceule«! In the nut cup.
Subject at 11: A, M. “ The Church i f^p^y work and a number of niuA fter dinner, the young guests
in the World” f
;»ical selections were given hy Mi*s enjoyed gunies and contests and
yees O f Florida 7:30 p. M. “ The World in Ihe Madeline Mallem. At a !ate hour ut u |tt(e hour the hostess served
the hostess served a sweet course grape ice and cookies.
And Light Firm Church.”
B. Y. p. U. 0:30 P. U.
with ribhen sandwii he* and tea.
Covers were luid for Lola Shelly.
A cordial invitation is extended t<»
Members i*f the club present Marjorie Turner. Murjorie Forrest
Checken Pilau visitors.
I Wcre Miss Alice Creamer, Mi».» Mary Dighton, Frances WiUnn,
______ ___________ Nuonti Fellows, Miss Katherine
Frances Pearson, Gene
Martin
Ploytes of the Florida
FIR ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH |flannon. Miss Margaret Berner. lainey, Elizabeth Smith,
Louise
*1 Liaht Company, enjoy*
Ninth and Palmetto Avenue. Mis* Madeline Mallem, Miss Irene Hickson, Katherine Joweni, Dorpilau Thursday even*
Church School 0:16.
Brandt and Miss Ira Wathen.
nthy Haines unit Juanita Smith.
1
Mnry community
*
• la-bu»in«M . ...
••
* T
the cute of lenrosv became an <**• **7"***
taldisbed
fact, over
1,000hav«£*t ’ '
tab *h> tl fact, over the colotlV^'ip
it t, elv well. Before this time
I......... was regarded as incurable.
and no objection was made
• •:
’ imitates of the t-tdnny marrying ' j *
and ;hu* getting what happindjif
hev could out Of life.
‘ • V *" . ;
May Isolate Patients
New however, if a person with
lepro'i in it* early stages, and
11-• r.• fore rurulde, niurriea with
I P’ lent who has the disease %
.i miiiiWr nf ytntrs, both husband
..)[
am! wife run the risk of remaltgs^
a i. im uiable. Hence the a g i t a t i o n , n
tn prevent
marriages hotw^en ^
lepers.
sJl aA.:
t-idiiti ni of the male and fentafa-*
patients may b- restored to if the
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Spepcor Jr., Fdvvnrd Higgins,
fudge W. Wallace Wright ami At
thue Vowel| left Thursday on the
“ Mdrti* I)’’, the Do Cottes yacht,
for Jacksonville where they will at
tend the Gcorgin-Plorida foot hall
gnnfc* oi, Saturday afternoon.
Just
Arrived
mm i
Reserve
Sermon “ Higher Heroism."
ty were: Mr. and Mrs.
Christian Endeavor 0:30
L Mr and Mrs. Clyde
Evening service 7:30
- and Mrs. E. C. Gol*
Sermon. Fourth of Series on j
Mrs, D. P. Drummond, Origin ADeWlf^Jmert! of Church’s
, l.
W. Gilbert, Mr. of Christ.
I). Battern, ’ Mr. and ' ‘ -’Sunday is Wmisllce D uy of
Sunday and ilvery one:
lUkr. Mrs. Loot* V, Peace
should*iuttend-' dhurch somewhere.
Elza Wllklei
Miss Clara Rankin. A v*ry cordial welcomu awaits you
**• Jowers, Miss Elma at the Christian Church.
---------------------Marietta DunMrs. A. M. Pickett of Jackson
JJdl.e White, Miss
Miss Evelyn ville is visiting in Sanford as th*'
guest of her sister Mrs. A. Wi l l ' 1?' W. J. Quan,Soiith on Magnolia Avenue.
. ,
wkbanLel* JU"o O r it-;T )T f l«*’ V
j--------Ernest Lee. P.o:
Mr. and Mrs.A. W. Smith. Mis-<
. p ’ Raymond Ileetk,• Jininlfh Smith and their guest
J* PurUy H arm . T. E. M r*.,*. M. Pickett of Jaekaonvil e
*
Gfiiy.
|mdtored Saturday
to Orlando
where they spent the day.
r!'r'Vf c # ''f t Fridayr
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a f i , ? ra where she
William Eigsnmann of Deljnd
.
da>» visiting r*.■ spent Friday in Sanford attending
“Kingdom:*
lv iiu ii
kj Young Millionnire
Receives
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,
Nine O f His Stories Hack
Railway Controller Is
From p uhUahers In East
Virtual Ruler O f Broad
_____
T erritory;
Riots Staged i: KNO, Nov.— Nov.6— i INSi Whit
In l^irge Cities As Protest «n h its three-months divorce law
•lotino Yamamoto. who hns just
been named president of the South
Manchuria railway, which mean*
that he is virtual ruler of territory
controlled by Japan in Manchuria,
ha. wasted no time in defining the
new "positive policy” which hns
i
l
i.
.
caused « « ntuch excitement among
the Chinese. Riots and demonstration* have followed each other
in rapid succession in Mukden and
other Manchurian cities, in protest
n$rain«t nnv chnnffr of JnpiUH'co
polii*\
„ Missionary .society
,|j,t Church will meet at
•k at th,‘ elmix-h parlors,
l/niiin of the C'ongregai-vh will meet at ■'! o'clock
lirish House on Thirtl
th Mrs. Zittrower. Mrs.
[r<. Harry Jones and
I Frank «s hostesses.
TCKSDAY
i,le Primnry Parent TeaA t The Churche
Members Of The Book
lociatiott will meet at
K the W.est Si lie. School.
HOLY (R O SS CM r u m
LoversClubAre Guests
Departnient of the \\oTwenty-first, Sunday after Trin
L will hold Fortnight
Of Mrs. Fred Williams
Ltv at •! o’clock with ity.,
'.I: la o'clock
[iam Moore Scott, Mrs. Chqreh School
[nelly and Mrs. Howard Holy Communion and
L hostpsses,
Si rrnon
11: -o’clock
[ Circle will meet at Evening Prayer and
Lk at the home of Mrs. Sermon
fi:o'clock
There will he a “ get together”
.saf'.lie Baptist Church meeting of the parents and teach
at 7.JU o'clock at the ers to discuss and advise the best
n I’thods and means of co-operat
ii Class of the Presbyter- ion o f the school and the home.
[h will hold social meet, Wednesday evening at K o'clock
[o o'clock at the church. in the parish house.
WEUNF.SHAY
furner Circle o f the First
[hurrh will meet at .trllti
Tw ejity-second Sunday
fith Mrs. K. J. Taylor. Pentecost
I First .Street.
First JMass
8: A
kmuml Meisih will enter* Cathechism
8:4fi J
Etrs of the Young Mat- Second Mass
10:
A
Kt luncheon at her home Ceiipilictiou after Second Mas
■int Street.
I THURSDAY
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE CIICKOI
Kr School I’ arent TeachThe. Christian and Missionary
Biuon will meet at 3:311
Alliance Church of Orlando, will
hoH meeting here Sunday after
BID AY
hid Holy Cross Epis- noon at 2:30 o'clock at the Frinccssj ITicutre. Rev. Herbert Dyke,
ttIt fill meet at 1 o'clock
Mrs. Ritchie vlsfiostess
wilt preach.
ish House,
WRITINGS Takes Bride to Island
Depicting
Miuiwippi Mtn Saya He Has
Found Black-Draught So
Satisfactory, He H u No
Need to Change.
Wiggins, Miss.—Mr. A. L. Cone, •
well; known Wiggins resident, ssys:
"I I have used Thedl'ord’a BlackDraught for constipation. I have
never had to take a great deal of
medlcina, but for luliy 30 years 1
have| by ualng it, known BlackDrai^ght to be a great medicine, and
when 1 found it ao satisfactory, I
haieft't aeen any need to change.
. "When I get constipated, 1 fee! all
out af aorta and tired and sluggish
and J take u few doaca of BlackDraught. It regulatea my bowela
and 1 get all right. My wife take*
morel Black-Draught than I do. She
ia a great believer in it too, aowe
keep It in the houae. It will cleanao
the system and help you, If you use'
it as we have.”
Constipation leads to a great deal
of sickness among those who do
not understand its dangers, and who
neglect to treat it without delay.
Black-Draught, with the natural,
prompt action of its purely vegeta
ble Ingredients, quickly relieves
constipation and helps to drive out
the poisons so os to leave the
organs in a state of healthy activity.
Sold everywhere, 23c.
SC-179
Thedfordi
the
Latest *M ode
lU im a h tlt
S A T IN CREPE
Ladies
*
Purclu Vegetable
Department
• *■'
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A L L N EXT W EEK
LLOYD
MANY
NEW
SHOE
BARGAINS
-
SALE
LOW
PRICES
See T h * Window
Childrens $.87 to $1.77
Ladies $2.77 to $4.77
—•a» -*
A R E TOO TAME
C o s t e l l o S i s t e r s Miss Dorothy Haynes
Cast In Same Film Celebrates ltirthday
At Milane Theater " lth Party A‘Sprinsrs
SATURDAY
's story hour n. 1^
the Library.
•s matinee nf Id <* clock
ane Theatre.
MONDAY
deau Group of Camp
will meet at 4 o clock
• Frances Andrews.
enn Club will meet, it
)j at the home of Mrs.
, tt-hf!l on Oak Avenue.
, Guild of Holy Cross
Church will meet at 4
the Parish House.
, Auxiliary of the Preshurch will meet at 2:33
the church to *ew and
,h,. Fcrnuld Laughton
•
— J. R. Vidler Chiropodist—
Ladles Small Sizes $2.77
The Yowell Co
�MAY, NO VEM BER
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H era ld goes at night can profitably use the Class
Colum ns. If you n eed a single article o f furniture
d o not w ish to p ay the full retail price for a n ew
advertise for a second-hand
one in g o o d cond
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L a rg er than any store, the m arket represented by T
H erald
Classified'
P a g e put
yo_ u in the m idst o f the buy<i
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and sellers o f the city and suburbs w ithout leavin g
f
easy chair. F o rm the habit o f looking through theCla
and a competent ad-taker will assist you
in wording your ad to get the best results
fie d P a g es each even in g b efore yo u let you r neigh
b o rro w the paper. Y o u ’ll fin d it the m ost profitable Qua
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H erald Your Business
liteV
�(4 Business Service)
lord Daily H w iM
±,(JMBEh end complete une or I APAItTM k v t
builfnni/
matjmnl Low
I
rtiu
building material
~ d*4__ I rtITn
u i .MP.M
'it-NT
FOR RENT:—2
■ Lumper
w
prtc”
four room apartments and two
Security
Co., "Where
Good*
Gradaa Come From" Maple
and pma** garage apartments, d ll
I ark Aitv Langley Apartments,
Sixth. Phone 797.
t-all 2ul.
----------------------„ ---« uu and
CONCRETE
in every
shape
form, blocki, tile roofing, ovna-, yR M S H E l) apartment for rent
mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Proa,n the Herald building— a downucts Company, Fifth and Maple
location at remarkably low
Sts. Phone 112-W.
rates. A*k f« r Mr Haines at The
--------------------------------------------Herald office.
AD. RATES
|: Ca*h 1“ A d » » « «
t i t , wHI be revived
l „ , and collector »«nt
>” '" r
. it..
~~.... ..... 7c * line
... _...6c ■ line
'
” ___ «c a line
rales on request.
26— Miscellaneous For Sale
CELERY P LA N T S for
Cates, West Side.
5— Help Wanted Female
Juccd rates are for
Kf insertions.
|rds of average length
led a line.
charge of 30c .or
Urtiiing is restricted
1 classification.
Irror is made The San,U will be responsible
incorrect insertion,
fti^er for subsequent
The office should be
Immediately in case of
Summerlin
—----------— —___ _________
WANTF.li To RENT: 5 or
loon> bungalow. Call 718
_________ _________
'
FOP It t 'v r Inttruiiv i
apai.ment
Have opening for two moree young
aiirai lively furnished
young
nunntiicly
furnished in
in spit.,
spletiladies to lenm to run the Linotype
location, price very’ reasonab!.machine. Four months course tree. 1
,’arl< Uc. Phoi.e 130 W.
We will nssist you to get good job '7TT,------------------------------------- •
when competent. Good operators 1,01 SES f " l l RENT; Unfurnish
[make from $40 to $75 per week. If
bouses, famished a part men.
interested apply C. A. Haines at rent rca*<mnl>le inquire 2300 Mcllonvillp
Herald Office.
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JBTANT n o t i c e
Lcrs should give their
I postoffice address as
[heir phone number if
re results. About one
at of a thousand has
lone and the others
mmunicato with you
ey know your address,
jrontinuenee MUST he
■person et The Sanford
Vice or by letter. Telektontinuencea are not
W AN TE D : Ladies for distribution
work. Meet nio at Mobley's drug
store. Monday at one P. M, Mrs.
Bryan.
'
FOIt RENT Small cottage on rear
of lot on Magnolia Avenue, near
W AN TE D : an
opportunity to "<ultb!*'«le school. Owner will rent
present .Mr. Clyde Byrd with one v ” "
n" ’n>bly. Address Bo;
free ticket to the Milano theatre. 1
' tare rht‘ H‘*rald.
Foe I>,.,U V i
Z
Young man, experienced ment cut
2r, 7 , « 7 , ; “ h.
ter and grocery clerk, de«lrns J /
" "Jlt ,!t’J
to nia^ke ehnnge. Can furnish host ] l n o , l t Ai e. Phone 190W.
of references. Address Meat Cut* p o p i i v v t
ter. P. O. Pox 578.
|r u ,‘ M E M — Practically new
room
Imngnlow,
reasonable.
Phone 207.
10-A — Poultry And E rrs
BABY C H irk’ N o n n n i’ i
FOR
A F l.K
u il
nobiles
Itvi, Fresh stock new
tires, uccoories and
for nl' cars. Sanford
i Co. 215 Sanford Ave.,
ItceUls. hugs, bought,
ny ami sell bottle.! and
, Stnford Rubber and
Jli Sanford . Ave.,
W/PCB
i m3 Grnhaiu trucks
I Street. Phone 3. ' * ‘
j i COWAN CO. Auto
find shev' metal work*.
Ave. Phone 71G-W.
FORD BUI a ; CO.
12 Ifagonlin Ave.
IPS-MARMONS
pnl Automobile Co.
blit -ive.
Phone 137.
[)DEL TRIM CO.
I the car, not the owner."
|e 817 for estimates
IV. RADFORD
kw» Service
|Scott plca.ie call at the
office for one free to the
calrr.
, I V. I t.’ >111 D A
Ave.,
Tort
Mellon
' 1 ,s.int,.|.i
FOR ‘ ALE: baby chicks— aend. Central
Street.
$25.00
L akelan d
Fin
( Legal Notices)
t U*i"*t !*
monthly.
• I T T " K T I t K S T A T U I l f 1’T .H R I-
! __
1
TEN
Oak
11— .Miscellaneous
FJNF. O L D VIO LIN S F O R S A L E :
also
wind instrum ents.
Phone
175-J. .loc R clxcnstein .
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'* ".lants
— --------------------------------C ITA TIO N
Room house for rent corner T i l t : ST A T K OK KI.ORIDA T O ;
I 'l l K o \vI K It l’ t N S K I
anil
w ife.
ami Fourth St. Apply W. II.
A D K L K D A O U S T W I KRt.T NSKI.
Long
108 Pa lm etto Ave.
»vli<»»e p l a t f o f reHiilenea aru un.
imk now n
; ------- ------------------------------------------It It.-ltiK made to nei’ear from a
“ room bungalow, W o o d r u f f aub-
|
,
,
division, modern conveniences.
$30.00 per month. Phone 135, J.
M AR RY IF LO N E LY: Most siic- A. Brolhcrson.
ces*.ful “ Home Maker: hundreds
t’it'i strictly confidential: reliable:
1years experience: descriptions free,
I “ The Successful Club," Mrs. Nash
j Box 556. Oakland, California.
t —_________________________________
; For quick snle: Upright piano in
3 Room Bungalow
1 first class condition. $125.00
cash. Address 117 Poplar Ave.
$10.00 Per Month
CAR AW NING S.— Auto Awning
Co. 11 Ball Bldg,
---------------- ------- *---------------- -Attractive stucco bungalow, on
12— tV tin led
corner in Sanford Heights. Electric
swum nil! eumnlulnl In this cause
n,)lt
lini non.iesidents of ilm
si.it.. i.f Klurliln. and thut you are
■e-ldeiitf nf a state or country
"•Iter Ilian lli>‘ State of Klorltlu, und
Hint ’ "tir (tlat’e of reslilenen Is liltl.tmuii, ami that your Iit-1 known
i d n r residtinee w » h Mllwaukua,
U'i-emit Iii. therefore, you. TtlKO.
WOO every day!
^
RgjijX: Furnished apartment AT SACRIFICE— Buihliner lots In
»o little a 12 word
c.nd ga'a-re. 1101 E.iu Ave. Cur.
good part of town. Will sell nt
1iq .
Itv.’ than rust and on eaav terms.
Month toslt only $2.50.
______________ Addr.su Box 8t>8 t-nre 'flic Herald.
FOR RENT: One free ticket to the
"*:
Ilione 148
iMilanc theatre. Howard Ovcrlin H»lv .SA LE . Two w r . lob n
.......
I — . n,tnt"
T.-rx.»
FOR
I
_____
anartm ent c i,y
« I e f f ‘c it y 11
R EN T— A rear
also flowing water. 3c* owner, 1*
living room
room aicovc
alcove bed
ocu room
rw " ■ » 1m> * ,i.4
' m a i f ,„t . .
?hr%*
WAADLL
furnished,
2‘ U1 0ak 4 r’
XPNEW
N^ V. '*WALL
PAINT
nicely fur-*-1
- • with
I tip
u rP
AAl IN
A 1T kitchenette,
—r —
^ *1
W AA’
AMf\
iua#a k«if
Ii nail
I pa 1 Ini'
^ion f $4.00
___
j^ifNEW
D BLVP
BET- I.I
private
hath,
central
^„N
KKW
AND
i rlvata
halli.
Iilocation,
« . _________
________25—
‘
W nV w £ f “ r per
phonc 775’___________
- 25—Exchange
Exchange
l': c°U.Eit, SANFORD. FOR RENT— Furnished genec.
p YO’
Jlt ULL)
OLD WALLS
• ywtv
apartment, four rooms arid“ E
WILL TRADE .quitle. #ln
located residential lota for acre|k
“ A" > - i »iiairing,
. l , " T~ p .a, n oE_____________________
“ ‘ “ h ««• ___________________
" » « “ 2'
eye suiUDie
suitable for
- eye
tor ffarming
a r m i n g purposes.
purpoee*.
tw e e n the hours o f 11 o’ clock In
the forenoon and 2 o'clock In
thnflernnon o f the 3th day uf Ducemln-r. ISJ7. ut tin! front court hmisido o r o f -aid county o f hetmnoh
Sanford. Florida. i-xpoHr to kmiv Ul
public vendue to It” ' lilghvsl ami
bust bidder fur cuah In hand, on
day i-ml at time o f aylc. the follow
Ink d cicrlh cd property alluatcd in
Seminole Futility. F lorid a t o - w ,l:
B eginning ul lh«- Northeast c o r
ner o f
the Northeast quarter
o f the HoqlheaM q u a rter of H’ t tlon
thirty-three,
township
tw e n t y
flu )
South
Range
t h i r t y . t w o ( 3 ! ) Kant.
Ihi nnSouth "even und f i f t y tin mired*
Din 17.3H) chalna. thence Weni
nI*
and
hlxl > - " I* hundrrdllni
IS.SI) chalne. thenca North » e v «n and f i f t y hundredth* t7.3u>
chain*, thence F.u*! els and «!*>> *lx hundredlliN I M t ) to point
o f beg in n in g
and
containing
fiv e ( i ) aerte. mure or
l«**,
and. beg in n in g
at
the Northw » * t corner o f
the Southra*!
q u a rter o f the Houtheant quur.
t” r uf Heciliiit thirty-three IJ3)
T " W nub li> tw en ty ( I t ) , R a n g ’t h i r t y - t w o (3 3) Fatct. run Kart
nltie chain* und fu rty -slx link*.
South tw e n ty chain*. W t » l nine .
cliulim
and
fu r t y - * l*
link*.
cJtalUS. 13. l" gllL*_
rec acre*
In
u
euuare In the Son th w c«t corner
15.33 acre*, more or
r o a u l u l n * IS
____
begin ning at th*
Also
S oithauat corner o f thu Northeaet q u a rter o f the Suutheaet
q u a rter o f Section thirty.three,
townuhlp
twuntv.
South
of
Range
t h ir t y - t w o . Kaat.
run
tV e *i
tw e n ty
chalne
North
t w e l v e chalne and f i f t y Untie.
K eel
tw e n ty
ehaine.
South
t w e l v e chalne and f i f t y link*
to b e g in n in g
and
containing
t w e n t y - fiv e ,a c r e s , more or leea.
t!>• t-n*manls. here.
with 17 years ,*0 R R E N X . Kurnishetl apartment. I i av* #om* m ighty good lots »nd ^Ita^.V te and appuri.uancea thereW f « d W'
th
music
store 1 «
Ut^ L . ™ ll
Phone car. work up a trade with you *f unto belonging, amt the reversion*,
» Uc- «£ * ."• 1
a i s a
UI$£X s t^ »-
ircheeer
to
pay
( u l title.
W . f t DARKS.
lo^ U on ! J d 'l'u 'ir il w u
.* . . ___ mni rare ...............
Master In Chancrr:
. • . ___;
e. Addrrsx
Box Ml, rare mcKINSUN u DICKINSON,
Tar- Ifi4»lra Inatalkd. water and garage what I have.
Bollcltera for CoaaptalaaaL
‘ ■'*«*U"*> A 1U .C IW . f u r n i j " ! S P g » * « "
cement wsik
ctmer
rn
Ka*:-*.««lMnt
center Park and
and Tenth
Tenth Sts.,
St*......
J-E.
t i h : r i l i c i ' i T t-tu-RT " F T i n :
rw k n t v - t h i r d j i 1d r ■i \ i.i iu , I IT . tF T i l l ; S T A T U |>K K L o l t l ji
IN
A N D FOR SK.MIN'U.K
.•••i'NTV
IN i ' l l » N’ T.t; i
M .N K IIIID l U ' l l . D I S C
XXD l " \ \
\SStH’ I A T I O N . n t ’orp- iati..n • nnplnln.tnt.
$-
I. |* i ' l l I T T K N D K N
x. o u t
fumi-hed. Phone 18 J.
■
The Ueraid.
:
of
s i -k i t
-1 nl
\i .
Def’ iul-
m x s t k ic s
S A t.i:
X..||ee Is lierel’ V III'. .11 I " ' "In i’ ’
.Hill lo ’ lit lie o f a d« e i « e id forei I..-UT. and aulr rendered III III*
.1 i .i *\e en titled eanse
no il l ’ Flr*t
.Inv o f N ov e m b e r A D. 1 •rT I a •
fn eelal Master
Iti
................
"tl
M..nda>. the nl b d a ’ <" I
ml,, i
\ i ’ I'*!".. It. front >•( tio .'o iiii
II.
.HS. floor In S a n f o i ’l
.’ •etnl.i d*
• ..uni’ Florida ’’ III " t i . i l " ' ,1-
> 111
*u m
»i
'll
d
t l l A I H . r . A M I 1Hllir.il C1F M I T
I li u k *•
hit ill.
T F
i o,
( i‘HnNe. If an) the) have, why the
prayer of the sold peilllo ii>r slmuli
II *1 be gl allied
,
And It I • further ordered by the
court. Ih.H the e l’ ll, shall send, by
-mail, to all know n credlloes, mqiles
of said petition
and
ibis order
. . .
j aildl'es oo| i
tnetti at tneir places I
I it roslib nee an staled
\\ IT X y>S Mil Miiiioi able I.A K K
R ’ NKS. Judge ol the said Court.
l ttinl
i Im* s * i l therio f. nt Jnekson* llle. Fin,, lo said dl Uriel, on th**
till day o| N"V* tnber. A D, IS37.
I:D\VIN Ii. W I L L I A M S .
Clerk
I SKA I. >
i
Doll llin,.
Pun Ii Swilia
Tabor, t
Mirror ) rains.
’ " I SloVe Oven
Dll Si"*
V;'!"'......
m-'alnM you It.
I »l*» «*i»HNi*. I lip
Iti'lnu a pr«»A n t" Tool llo
vt-i'tthm i*\ ft>r«'cli»HL' Hint
certain
Fni but
iMortuum* tJainl i h<* 24tlt day »»f
Motor ll> ii Fly \\ heel
M»*%. A I*
rtu u in .il l.y I I K S * *
I hi» drill -I I •IJI”
Kv W I K H i ’ IN H K l
a ild
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Shower hath. Owner living in North ih.. r.iUnwitiK ile»cribeij property,
Rom Ale hm
lldl 1*1 ll'il SlalH.
W ANTE D : Children toys to reno- Cnrolina and desires responsible "•Dialu. lying snd tieinir In the City
Rdl. Itfl Usd Rails.
vatc or exchange, inspect present1pnrty to occupy his home in San'mor? 1
Box Crockery
stock at Martins paint store 205 ford
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All nf Lot S’A und North I chain
lldl. Kib ’i. ti ftensUa.
W. 1st.St.
nf Lot 10A. of Sanford C elery
Hand Trunk
Delta
Subdivision,
in
per
plat
Anchor Chain
This house is located at 2300
th ereo f recorded In the public
Wash Hoard
Palmetto Avenue, at the corner of
'led d,’ !1*un .,
reenrils
of
Hemlnule ‘ County.
Katie Struct.
Florida, and h I ho ; T h e
North
U Red Ends
it elinliis t>f the Northweitt itunr1 L a r g e llo*
ter
of
the Southwest q u a r t
. i . i e t l f l e tali,.
er o f Section t. and the North
If interested in renting, or in
3 Mltrurs.
b chains o f the Fast half nf the
I T u b & Conienlx.
buying on very onsy terms, apply
Northeast quarter o f the S outh
I (Irass Hook
ul The Herald Office,
east quarter o f Section f>; all
I Kitchen Range.
I
Cane Heated si. ’ .'ha.lv.
In Tow n sh ip
South, ItanK”
(he Ilia lo i-l ami bent bidder nt
:i i Ka st.
o th e rw is e a
decree pro coufusso such sale,
Wanted: Young lady for office
w ill lie entered against you.
Purchaser I " pay fo r 111II of Sale
work, must have experience in
I* Is further ordered thut this
D A T K D . th’lolier "th. I'JJI.
notice
lie
published
In
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meeting people- answer in your
S A N F O R D H K R A L D , a newspaper
S h e riff ■■( .-’•■iiilnolo C o u n t). I ' **<
handwriting atuting salary ex
liohllshed
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Sanford,
Seminole J AS. t i, KlIA II-iX JI!,
pected, give phone number. Atis.
County, Florida, ctnee each w e e k fo r
A tto rn e y tor Ftalntllf.
four eonseeutive weeks.
wer poy. office Box 1500 Sanford.
W IT N K H H mv hand und the seal |* " ’ tit.’ • • ip i’ t’ c r I ’n i ' R T O F T i l l :
I!)— Houses For Sale
of the Circuit Court of the T w e n t y T W E N T Y - T H I R D J U D I C I A L C IR •'■‘
" l Judicial
' —••-b-' ’Circuit
- ‘ -A..’ . o f the State
f ( 4> w| r i.i dyllbi.
a .nl > r ’ dl
third
of Florida^ In nnd
fo r
Sem inole
s K ic in o l i : c o u n t y , in c i i a n c J
Xb’.OR ( ash, $(5.00
m o iitb !), i n * , Cuuniy, ■ on this
the
Ith day of
CRY
c h id in g interest w ill buy fiv e N ovem ber, A. D. 027.
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rootu h iin g a lo w in w e ll located sec-i
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Clerk t*lreirlt Court
icutura utid i r u d c r s o f and ’ or
tmn o f Sanford. O w n e r out or the
|„ A . M. W K K K H .
,|„, Kmut. of F R K D K R I O K AXT.
- K o o n t s ’v V i t h u u t H o a r d
n t ) ami w i l l sell on these easy
Deputy Clerk.
Drceasud. Complainant,
FOR R EN T— N IC E LY furnished One largo lot, 2 houses and garPHT PRINT SHOP
bedrooms, in private home, phone
age, on Sanford Ave, $25.00 down
l*miee on anything in
and $23.00 per inunih. Box M c-o
T \ *b **" -ull •viH g.’t 83.
Th.mc ll'i—W, 9 Rail- -------------------------------------------Hi raid.
FOR R EN T— Sleeping room with -------------------------------- — ------use o f garage. All conveniences, FUR SALE: two apartment houses
on large lot, modern, close *n,
)F1NG—The Roof Ev- table board ar.d town close in- rent
Metal
shingles; $30 per month. Seminole Ave. on beautiful surroundings, garugo,
Phone $1000.00 down bulunce like -en..
h**m tin and gaWiniied shores Lake Mary. Fla.
3103
See ow-n.-r, L. A. Rcnaud, 2201 lm<*
I James H. Cowan. Oak
— Ave. Phone 1U0— W.
[Third St Phone 111.
FOR R ENT: Rooms prices right.
DRUG STO RE--P re
21— Lota For Salt
1719 West 2nd Street.
Druji. Soda. W© *ir©
I yoiiF nhnn© Call 10.1 Furnished room fur rent. 411 FOR SALE: without charge. One
ticket to the Milanc theatre. Mrs.
Park Ave.
ICINESS —card appear
Claude Herndon pleaic cull ut the
[ii? in this column will IS— Apartm ent For Rent
I'.e'ahl office. .
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i t l.d K F I t T I 1K ll * »Ut»F.ltKI» that
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at JiikMunv HI**. Fla . In na hi
din* 1 Hii^ « ini i*r of Puld h’uf k>»n hr* jiiiii*
Iriei at b o o r lock III Hie fnreniiiin. Isliod one’’ each w eek for four entl3 Itu
i nil Moil iiollee lliereof b” |oilil!-lo*it e i 'i l l l v i ' yveeks in Th*1 Sanford lle r 3 I HD
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Sanford ILeiibl. a ne” -.
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bh ,1 news pHl"'l'
haying geiier.lf
! paper printed In toihl ill-lrlet. mid
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Seminole ('utility.
iliai nil known creilliors mol otiiei Florida.
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M 'T N I’.SS mv hand sod Ibe " H I .
the mhId time ami tdi’ ee and
slvo”
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I.i I seat of said Court this lath
U I KIH'INHK I, and wife. A D K L K D A .
i tl'ST W I K I U T N S K I . are ordered anil
reoiilretl to lie and appear befo re tills
t'outt on ilie nth day of D ecem ber.'
v 11 1:<27, to an sw er th « hill o f
I Smith announces the reM bix offices from over
terms on th a t account. House has
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(Drug Store, to
over
TW O FURNISIIEDi.housekeeping kitchen with electric range and
prmucy on First St.
S olictors ami of counsel fo r to<*
rooms first floor. Bath ami fire |urtrc living room, dining room,! Complainant.
place. Garage free. 20.0!) month, water heater, two bed rooms, bath
A. IIALVESON
v iti s
h o w er,
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and rrear
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H I R D J U D I C I A L C I rI R
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Decorator. 7^8 W 1st. 301 Cot. 5th and Palmetto.
-----------------------------------------porches,
(.ocnleil
on
comer
lot
432-W
SK.MINOLK C O U N T Y . F L O I llD . . .
P R IV A T E BATH— large attr}u.*- ilornl ncighlxirhood, high ulevutlon,
IN O H A N C K R V .
ivcly furnished bed room—space and growing section. Willig to A I*. JH S H K L W I H T i : . Coi.iplalnanl
H. Signs oi* all kinds,
Vs
veil for less than proj>crty cost: D O N A L D J. N IC IIU lN O N . c l ul.. Dri’aint & Wall Papor for cur. Phone 355 J.
fendanta.
• ------------------ k.-------------------- Here is an opportunity for some
N O T I C E OF M'ASTKIFH S A L K
FOIt R E N T — 2aml 3 fumlsliu I j eraon. The house is located at 2300
You w i l l pleunc lake iiutlce Itmt
housekeeping rooms. $15,00 and Palme.to Avenue. Go look it over under ami l*y virtu e uf that certain
r ui,*l.
Farms, 'Grovy.i,
deyn e of
furucloKUfu made aitd
1*11 N*. iVtrk Ave. Phone $25.00 monthly. All conviencoi. am! then ask for Mr. Berg at The uiili-rti] In the above uiitltli-il cull-”
JU1 Comer fith and Puliuetto. Ave* Hi raid Office.
mi Hit o f Nov.. I!*37.. I will, he-
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KENT: Small cottage on IX T i n : I M I U T I T r n C H T »>K T I I H
Avenue just north of
T U C N T V - T I H l t D .11 t l l i ’ t A I, CIH-
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REGISTRATION NOTICE
FOR REGULAR M UNICIPAL
ELECTION
The Regis.ration Books of tlv
Uiiy i f Snnford, Florida will i*:"i n on Saturday. November ",
l'J-’T ami will close Friday, Nov
ember 23th A. H. 11)27. A', th*
City Hall
L. R. PHILIPS,
city Registration Officer.
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12 ‘ o 24 Inches 110.00 Cord.
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paying lunch business with living I *i»Hl '
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no money we ship C. O. D. Leg- Iiox lS ] axu. fhe Herald
r■v i x a n d m >it
hkm in o l i:
horns $12.00 per 100: Bars, Reds. |______________ Hie uerniu.________
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IN iT t A N C K U V
J It I I A V D K N , Ci»mplalnant
Minorcas *14.00 mixed $10.00: post House for rent. 1105 W 1st S'
VH
Paul
Honda Baby
Chickery.
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works!
. w i b u c i n h k i . et «b D.
Efficient
Service
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!'.• AND KUH SEAll.NOLI; I’OLN-
I hone 882-W.
7— Situation Wanted
Icrald
representative
familiar with rates
L| classification will
I complete information.
L wish, they will nssist
Wording your want ad
lit inure effective.
sale
(IiCxai Notices)
( Legal Notices)
(Legal Notices)
FI.A.V’ KS <'Ll pi TTill
AS. Cumi l l Ml
’MAS.
P*ii Iii.*ill,
J piece living mum suite $.15.00
,*"'1 °fbcr household, fumft.urc i ,\i
W rilm tAS, l>.-r«*u.l»nr
r nl c,,eftP- Owner leaving town. _
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ClUirlm,
7,y Myrtle Ave.
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Im* nn*l n|i|»tur u i i ih*SA LE — Orange King an I •»«'•• -I '
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ADVERTISERS
Prompt
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Clerk o f the c ir c u it Court. In
mid f o r
Seminole County.
Florida.
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Solicitor for iVnnplalnatil.
A d a w n pink Paris evening * 2
ha* a hip yoke of rich cream 1*^%
and ihe tklrt portion a doxen m P*
arale delicate pink petals that €$r
low great freedom for dancing-J
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H KM INU LK
C U t 'N T Y
IN i ' l l ANCKIIA*.
Maud Mullers of tiermuny wWrv
ANN1F. •' ilKRItlA A’ K T I I K R . Com.
plaluunt,
must make her hay while the still
VH
ahincs
are
to
be
provitUQ
J A, RDHKRD, et ul.. Defendants.
M A S T K It'S S A L K
with larye
hnrasols that
IcnVB
TIIK
STATU
OF
FLORIDA
To:
Nolle*- I n h e r f b ’ glvi-n that ondrr
H K M II K IIRDAYN and Itu*hand. Both
hand.'
free.
A
canuu
I) decree o f fnr.-cloNurv and "ale
J. M. 11IID AA* N.
Box f. I.
HA l.K
that in supjmrted by steel _ tubinS
Milci'riil by tin Judge of tbu F lrC IT Y . U K D R H IA .
• uil Court
of
Hi*.- T w e n t y - third
It being made to appear from an attached to the shoulders has bom
.IioIIc Ih I Circuit
of lln- Sla te uf if f Id av 11 filed In Ih i* cnti*e, Hint you
It is liRht in AveigKJ
Florida, In it ini for Seminole Colin* are non.residents o f the State of perfected.
t ’ r In a certain citn**- between | lorhln. and that you ure rcshlents of nnd may be folded
when not* *2
D ilretreet
I ii vc* l nn- ii l
Ci *in puny, _ state or country other than tin- use. Artists, gardeners and otbW f
a vor|mruHon,
cumpluiiiuut,
ami -Rule o f Flo rid a, and that your place
Clnrcnco K. CrubliN et nl. defend, o f residence Is III Snln t:lly, fleotgla. who v.otk in the open are nlat) taJV
niita, I u i l l ni-11 l*y public auction ami that y o u r address is Box 51. ini; * * vlie noAV device.
,
lo tile lilghcHt bldilt-r f o r caeh
In 3al«* City, tleorglu, therefore, you.
flou t o f the Court l io n * ” door In HF.XtK L. HROAVN nnd
Phu'hand.
P I P
RIYKUVIEW — $28,500 contrf
II**' C ity o f Sanford, between
the
JP HROAVN, urn ordered and
h-aat hour* of huU- on
Monday, quired to tat ntul a p p e a r +**fon* thl* b t for con-true*ion cf Rivel".
December
3, 11*57, tel I
lliiteu c e r Court on Hie Sth day o f I .....
achool.
tain tract* of land nlluutc In the A. D. 1937. t ’» a n s w e r tin- 1*111 o f I
Count’ o f Seminole anil State o f complaint exh ibited ugulli*l ) " u l »
Florida, particula rly ilchcrllied aa:
tills can*” , the same bein g n uroc, r il
I ot I He** lo acre*
In xq. in
( l.e^n! Notices)
in g lo forcclos*’ Hint tci'iiiln Inden
S\V cor ) a -lleg. 30 c Iin. li. o f
ture o f Miortguge dated U " 37th.
SVV cm', o f Sec Ki. run 1-2 *5
day o f May, A. 1». 1923. execute’ I
min. S. Ci cb*. nil Ik*, lo cunter
hy J. A. R o g e r o and w ife. Mary
m i in i :
of llu w id l Creek.
N 'ly
along
Kdliu Rogero. J. C Deal and ” ' l f ” .
I i .)\ iviiiti
’ enter III........ Maine lo
point
Corn Ilelle De.il und
tjuliilon I.
Where It cro-teeN tIrani linn N.
Brown nml hunbuml. T i. Ilr o w ”
L deg. \Y. 37 die. 33 Ike., S. to
Sold ftnortgiige
lo-lng'
ii'corib-d th**I;»9ii*
- n r. m -«’ l li* 1 '*
l eu , which I- lot i K part of
am ong the piihlle records *>f Si milt, 11» ».»;.*
\V
II f •*
lot 3 t*f Sec. 1:«: a l*o loin l & 3
ole -County. Flo rida, lu J l o r i g t o - U f * »e 1
1* imiil'N *l*i *» n
X N tl) ucrrn o f lot 3. o f SeCRook
17
on
page
;::i7.
uml
etiennt*
i*f • HI i f ! r 3A. h . ii •I W*(.*
• -• 1 |t
I lou I I ; al*ii Ka*| half of N K I - 1 Ac
the fid low iitg described pro
fiim w
i •
..i < a ’ ti* t
h NXV l - l o f N K l . t (l. K* N D S o f H
perty. situate, ly in g and bring In i n * % In S . *** ', *n t * -un* v
1.5 tlieri bf A Ii ns K half of N K
f*
the
County
"
f
Seniliqile
and
(•>•’
*Tf
it*
!•!•*$
■
InU’
.l
•
H
w
i
l
l
1
"
l - l HH-rreuf)
S 1-3 of HIV 1-t
Stale o f Florida, and more purlleul- K u m i - $U1 1 r u n ptt-j* *
♦ 1* i* i*
o f N K 1.1 A N l - l o f S\V l - l o f
arly described u* fo llow *, l o - w l i :
*3. ii
Id*l o f f i|i* ) e a * * f r n t i i
X K l - l A NIY l - l of SK l - t A N H
Iv. It. OUTRUN, Defendant.
A ll of Block 2-N.
ami
nil o f
S k i l l . !!• * 4
I . I or SAY l - l of Sic. 5.1; Itteo
N O T IC E OF S I 'K U I A L .MAST L I I S
llloeli
l.N
.
T
i
e
r
17.
o
f
Flurldu
. It*' V : lit), IIR . 1 Itl-U III ■ " ' .•
IV I -3 of NAY l - l o(
NAV l - t A
SALK.
Land and ColonlxaUon C om
1 1 ."* line l.idw t-u Sectl’ itt « ; a n l I
SAA |.| ot NAY l - l .v N K l - l o f
Niitlcn In hereby g iv e n that under
pany's mup o f St. Gertrude a d
i
um
SAV l - t ,v N 1-3 i f St: I . I o f Sec.
and by virtue of a decree uf foredition
to
Ilie
town
nl
Sanford.
i ’* I** r ■ I! Inter
i Un . ■ ultt » 'i j
51, a l*o tleg. on
X
lllIK
of
I liislire ulld sale rendered 111 I l*e
Florida, ns
per
plat th ereof
.. L.*l. J ■ hi , .i.iii • "
mt : *•)
Yongc Urn ii I H’ i • li*.
9a Ike.
above untitled cause mi the
2’»tli
rrrorded
In
Plat
Rook
I
page*
i
*
tb
"
H
.iilh
”
'
"
!
I'lirtter. of Hertl
AA .'i dog. N i*f SK cor o f L e v y
il ly of October, A D. 11137, I. .* ■
111
117.
o
f
Seminole
County
R
e
c
5,
Tow
n*l’
|
|
>
3'
S’
-lt.h.
K
tnge
Hr tut on
Lube
Ji-Riup.
run
Special Muster
In
Chancery, on
ords: and Also: lb g in n in g
ul
I 'll- 1 them
1
.don
■*
s o u ’ o a de-a.,.AV ti* d i ’ . 31 Ike.
Monday, the alh day of December.
tin- N orth w est corner o f Block
Hi* ■ I** the .' " i
t *• * ti” • uf :■!
to S tin*' ot V* ii ue tlraut. AY 3
A I». 1327. In front of (he Court
3-N. T ie r 17. o f Flurldu Lan d
|M|- I T " ’VIt - It |> 'I South. Ik q
deg.. N alung S lln-' of Yougo
ll o u * « door. In Sanford. County of
and
Colonisation
Compati) V
53 Kart. th em . N orth along
r 11 Ai li I SI die. 3 Ike. N 3 deg.
Srinltiulu and Slate uf Flurldu. *»RI
map nf St. Gertrude' addition
i
<tertluit
tine to a t*** nt where It
K
die . 31 Ike K 3 deg. H S
” •(*«• «ur salt, und m-lt to the high,
10 Hie town o f Sanford. Florida
t -i - m: ih the Hoitlli shore * f .* ” JT *
die. N 3 deg.. K *
che., K 3
bidder f o r cuah. during the legrun west 17S feet to the corn <'
t a k e ; thctlcr III H iVl'l* "
'*_ - 1 f
o e g S aloii-4 N line uf
Yungti
al hours ot sale, tse fo llo w in g dee*
o f Jessamine Avenue
nl
It*
lion aloti : the South s' *r,- * ' [
tlraut 73 rh t. 3 Ik*
lo beg.,
crlbcd lands, situate, R i n g und I” ,
North
end.
thence
North
H
I
J
*.r.
Juhti*
III’
’
(t.’
I'
d...
i ’ 'P eopling
therefrom the fullug In thu County o f Scmlnnle and
feet rtiore o r l e » »
to Ilie lo w
'u te rre tts t)ic K'tRl tho.'-’ * f
I
low ing
described
parrot* d es
H a l e ” 1 F lorida, and more parlb’ UL
w a t e r mark
of
L a k e Monroc
•I--- up :thence South and AA'*e
ig
n
ated
aa
L o t * A.. It, C., D-.
arly d escrlh nl us fo llo w s lo - w li:
thence Southeasterly a lo n g the
itli.q • the South *lmrc o f I a k c
h ereto fo re conveyed.
Hi gin n in g
at
a
point
Ilv
low w a te r mark of L a k e Mon. .
tl ■ ul" ’■ ” f li-'H'nnlng
( A ) I K g. 3 eh*. AV ut SK cor.
chalne north uf tin* eouthca*i
roe 315.1 feet morn ur less, to
I IP R t i Y A f . ’l
o f Sec. It. T w p 31 H. It. 3U K.
■luarter o f the n orthw cal quart
11 point North <>f begin ning,
'
State Guint- i 'omnilN*b'4
I tin N 19.19 cite.. N *3 deg*. AA*
er uf the Miuth’-UHt quarter " f
thence South 15* l i f t , more or
T A I . I A I J A S S K R F M ’ IH DA
KM)7 c Iin. H 3W.S9 die.,
K IS
*•-<-1 lun .4J. townehlp I t eullth.
lee*, to Hu- point uf beg in n in g ;
October 25. 1937.
die . to beg., sold to
John II.
range 3u te a t ; thence tunning
und
•*u"lc
" rat tS.ul chalne: thence eouth
A leo : A ll o f Block l. all o f
t i l ) Uvg. ut N K cur. o f
the
fiv e chalne; thence
weel
*lx
Block l-N, ami all
of
Ulock
ilret above described land, run
rode;
thuticc
eouth
tw enty
!-N . T ie r IS. according to F l o r i
H
3
<l*g.
A
A
*
33.C3
cli*.
to
n
Htuku
IN T I I K CUB T I T I M I T I T O F
■ha nn to III* eouth line uf »abt
da
Lund
and
Colonisation
Coni.
TA V K N TY-TH IR D J U D IC IA L Cl
at the center o f the K it AV
Ruction, bein g the north line o f
I>ati)*k'inui> o f HI. Gertrude a d
DF
T I I K S T A T E OF F L O R t
b d ). Ilu » between
L o lla r d )' k
I ’ muIm Road: thencu eaet along
ditio n lo the town o f Sanford.
IN A N D FOR H K M IN O L K CDt
Mr*.
Mlcou. Ill front
cunter
said north line o f Paula Road
Florida, as
per
plat th e re o f
TA\
IN
CHANCKRY.
stake
A
A
*
3
degs.
N
33.37
rho.
ten chalne; thence north t«-n
<luly o f record among the p u b
H A N F O R D III II.DING A N D I d
to a ntukc Net near tile take,
chalne; llu-ae'c caul 7.31 chain*;
lic
records
o
f
Semlnol”
County,
ASSI h ' 1ATIDN.
a
Corpora t j
l.t If 3 deg- AA 3J” l Ik*, th S 30
th* itec toiiRh ten cltlilli* l ” ’ he
Florida.
d ig . l-l 330 1 Ik*., tti K 5 dug.
Complainant.
raid nurtli Him o f I'aula Ituad;
A Iso; tleg ill nliq al ih e N o r lb t
s
S I'U” Ik*, to a "ta k e which I*
thence cuet alung I he *antu un*
’ vest corner o f lllork 3-N, T i e r
C I I A I U .O T T K II. YOt'NTH. r t
the NAV corner, of the Ii acre
chain;
tliunce
north
I3.ri(*
17. accordin g to Florida
luttul
lol
surveyed
fo
r
J.
It.
t.'ullowuy.
Drfemlunls.
ch aln e; thence east four chainnml
CulotiliuHtin
Company's
N d T I C K DK S t ' K l ' I A L M.ASTK1
fr om eald NAV cur. Htake S 6U
Ihnncu Rijulh tt.al) chain-* lu tinman o f St. I lr r lr u ’l - -Addition to
d eg K 591.75 Ike. lo SAV cor.. K
SALK.
r>
Mouth line- o f
uald eecllnn 3a
lln- l o w q o f Sanford. Florid a,
3 deg H 13*5 5 ikN. to SK cur.,
Notli’ i I- hereby g iv e n that’
and nurtli line o f
eald Paula
run thence
North
31151 feet
N
5
deg
K
3SI.S
Ike.
to
Un*
mr
and
b,
virtue
o
f
a
ih
i
'M
_
Road; thence eaet
along
the
m ore or le-<» to the low w a t e r
furvelttsuere
* • • * < « reds
NF. cor. AV & d * g N 1337.1 Ik *
» a m « 37.30 chalne to the euulhm ark In tatke Monroe, thence
lo beg., being the NAA* cur. o f
the above rntHled cauee-eta thssl
cast corner o f tl»o *oiithw»->t
Southeasterly along the m e a n
raid 3 acre lot sold to John It.
’lay of November, A. I). H R ). IJ
quarter o f the eouthcaet quart
d e rin g line o f the low w a te r
Hpiclut Mu-ter
In" ■•rmrsekry.
C a llu w a).
er o f section 33: thvnce north
m ark of D k r Mutiroo, a d is
IU') Mlcou'* euti.dn un thu U
Molnla’ H" 3lb. ’la> of I ’eeem l
tw e n t y - fiv e chalne to point o f
tance uf 25* 5 fret more or less
rid
e
o
f
Little
Lake
llo
w
e
ll.
A
D.,
l
”
J7.
In
front
uf Hi* C*
beginning.
contain in g
IIM I
to u stake ut )uw w a te r m ark
(D )
A fr actional part uf the
lluus- tb’-’ r In
Hnufurd. Semlf
nerve o f la ml. more or Im*
lu
L
a
k
e
Monroe,
thence
South
NAV l - t of Sec. 11. Tap. 31 H.
County. .Flurlda.
-------- - w ill o f f e r fur
Thu eulu o f the above mentioned
it dletani-e o f 3*»7 fe et more or
Itge. 3” K..
tu Yotigc Grant.
properly, how ever, w i l l b«i made
ICR**
t ” the
m e Northeast
." . o r , . . . a * ”
e
o rn er o
ana « « »
‘ “ 't h * h l g h s e t b lU d s *
U-b* to
corner
o ,f
lioumH-d
ami
descrltnd
aa
folmhWI i iinrk
t u i i t i (h en et
ffttih. linctntf the Ifcjiii i , huum a l
I-. the umlcnlgiR-U »P ‘ la! nia .l* r
r " HI t t w * 1.
tn^nc©
..rkltsecl llAtlds^
the #4,IL.g)lng
billow in g .1.
described
lands,
Tii cnancery, subject to thu balanc e * " to” m: hcg. at the NAA' 'Tor. of
AVest 3(9 feet more or less to
aald Sec. 13. th K tu the N line
uate. ly in g and being In the Cui(
due Daniel
Van
Iderellee
and
Ihu
point
of
beginning,
o f eald Sec. to the AA* line o f
Frank U . Urockoven nn executor*
utherwlsu
a
decree pro cunfeseo o f Seminole and the State o f F*
Lot
I
of
.Allcou'e
Sub-dn..
da. tuute particularly deet'rlbec
a ud true lees o f and fo r the Ketat*
w ill b « entered "gain st you.
Ih
w
ith
eald
AV
tin*
8
A
V
L
Y
» f Frederick Axt. dtcvaeed. by K.
It Is further ordered th et this fo llo w * t o -w ll:
3 * 0 che. to a 33ft. Avenue, th
Beginning
at
the Nurlhw*
It Ueteen and Wife D o n n e Osteen,
notice bv published In T I I K S A N .
AA* w ith eald line uf eald Ave.
point
of
the Intersection
evidenced by t w o certain promls.
K
U
R
D
H
K
R
A
L
D
.
»
newspaper
pub3 che..
th S 5 deg.
AV 13.01
Kleteutli Htreel Mild V a g a c
nory notes dated X iVcmber I. 133b.
llehed
In
the
City .uf Sanford,
die. tu tbs IAV cor. o f Lot I, th
Avenue, In the City uf Sattfu
signed by K. 1). Osli.cn. each o f
County of Seminole and the State
S
S3
deg.
E
IS.15
c
h
e
.
th
tf
5
KI or ida. run thence Nurth
said prom issory notes being In the
o f Flurlda. once each w e e k for four
deg. W 7.37 eh*, to a cor. th N
(eet lo a stake thence AVest l
sum o f B IX T H O U S a .’ .* D O L L A R S
.
con
see
u
II
ve
w
*«k
s.
15 d e g AV 30.10 che.
mure or
feet lu an .alley, thence Sot
I t * . QUO); also • subject to Interest
I AVITNFSH my hand ami the real
less to AV Sec. line. Ill N w ith
ah-mc the Fast elds o f eak
that shall accrue life t »*t at thu
nf the Circuit Court o f the T w e n t y *
eald
lin
e
to
the
place
o
f
beg.
ley •>*’ f - ’T to Eleventh f"
rate q f I per cent per t.iinum from
th ird Judicial Circuit o f the S tale
bein g I t acres more
or
lees
thence Fast along the
and a f t e r the Ind <ta) o f Slay. A
o
f
Flurlda
In
and
f
o
r
Seminole
I'onviyti
cd un
the
l » t l i day o f
" i ilhr»
i*
D. 1*37. eald note* being secured
elds uf Eleventh
117 I
I'ountv.
on
till*
the
(Hi
dav
of
Dec.
X. U.
D. 1911,
l i l t , (o
to AJftry
kJery Ami
Ague*
c. A.
tu a point uf beg lun u f
by that certain Ind .n’ ure of^ « ort-;
Novem ber, A. D. 1911.
C
lark
It
M
r
i
A
m
«
r
«
t
H
o
a
k
ln
a
Tier *
v. e n o i r o L A s s
, ,Lot i, Utock
.. „ 13.
gege dated Die ted dav of November
Trefford B
A ll In T o w n e h lp
31,
South.
.1
Clerk C ircuit Court.
Ing to L. Jt Tri
Range
3*
Eaet. bein g 1111.3
____JB
.
P*» I
ID A. M. a v e k K s
SanforiL ,*,™rld “
acres, .m ore ur less.
Uierrof duly u f record.
nubile records o f Semlnula County.
•
Deputy tTerk
J. G. S lI A H O N Jr..
T« rtn*' i*e»h. l*ur«ho»' r
Special Master. ( S E A L )
^ T e r m ’s : Cash. Furchaeer tu
pa>*
for urrd.
T*' ' -U>" '» S’"* 1. lit"'
MASMKY
f..j; q>>n).
i
'
JAM, O. SHARON. Jr.
Special Master In Chancery.
T
WAIILOtV
wTwnuACK!l
CAH PKNTKIt
M P ^
,H
Solicitor* for Comptalsaat.
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homem that Millicont Rug■r
■>in.niHi.oiin American
Ilinski. the former Audrey Emery, *'
a« I divon-ed wife of Count
a Now York heiress, whose bril- k
■■ \u»tri". first met A rttlr•
liant marringe to <Irand Duke Di- 7.
. <■' Argentina, last stiring. Mellon Is Criticized For His F Y "R T IH 1V ^
mitri,
cousin
cf
ihe
late
czar
oZ
A fF M T
Soviet Russia Turn's Out To H''ssia, took place a t Eli *rr tz, o>» ^
! l**.l.e 1'imitri’s whirlwind
Ar-nmcnt
That
Automobile
L
A
J
J
U
l
U
l
O
/iU
L iil 1
( olehralc The lOthAnnivcf- Nov. 22. 102 .. , rrnfied to f -ie v! i ;
> ■irt the rich nnd bean.
Tax
ShouldKcmainTill
Fed
....r'<-nn
girl
just
as
the
sary Of (..'ommunisticl'owcr (•‘day that she expects the story In
i1 so o' y colony at
eral Aid For Roads IsEndcd
January.
wa i vpi'. ting nnnuomvThrough h. *r m arriage. Miss
t. ■ engagement to Mich!'• ' i , liernme .he first Amorirnn „
'<• I’ri* h playwright and
grand duchess, although tho j.
>. not r iii'iiuril by Soviet
A Dozen Different Plans For
' lie ini' , list made n •
As n.. .. her living Rus- ,
Over
Two
Million
Persons
Are
District Attorney Told That
‘
h di 'appointment
FloodControl ConfronlCom''inol duke in the direct line ,
ire
:
in
. ,-irdent wi .i
Said
To
Have
PassedHefore
Marine Said He Would Be
mittce Aslt UndertakesThe
non: off secession has any j
'' I"'1 I r iiii-i- immedliitelv Fight To Eliminate AutoTnx
“Fixed
For Life” If He Got
'1
he
Roily
OfEx-SovivI!le..d
•
a.
the
American
noblcwom..
Costliest Job Of Congress
f r
Promises To Become Most
tli America ahOut
Of
Country Before Call
«lulil may p> -*sil>ly bccom'’ .,
ni i! society cir
Spirited Of Many Battles
>I< >S(*(i\V, Nov. t ij , ,
ma
hen .!■ the Russian ,
WASHINGTON, Nov, 7.—(IN S) Again t i liuckirr*>und •>;
■
"
is
i
favorite.
II
•
i s'* in* day
j,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.—SnntW o r k j —In considration of measures to symlnd of communism—inn! •.
i- o anted to “go
.
-and
link
and
his
wife
n\
M \>!llN (iTO N . Nov. 7. (INS) died back from “The Halls of
control the Nation’s rnging rivers the -i'll it of l.cnin pervading n
“ DM friends of
living
the Ritz Hotel A
at flood-tide—one of the costliest
Heaia'iding that the nut»m<>hi<.> Montezuma." ns the service song
• I '•
i rack of him
\ all Soviet Russia tin
ti 1 . ris. although they > Ituave a n<
FOX. Mass., Nov. 7 — joh« ever laid on the doorstep of actiu
I ;rn d 'h at he was in 1 nfi' i:*11v ela< ed as a “neecs- g"es. a former official of the
out ' oiinv to celebrate tin* tent i
' i1 ii 'ire a ' liiurritz. It iv.n if.
-The mad floods of Congress—was begun by the house nntiiv. r-ary of the liolshevists w1
■in I alt.in lake rtfsort.
■ bs r , uiere««, spokesman for *j»rns Detective Agency, wearing
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7—
,
* > , the uniform of a private in the
New England have Flood Control committee today.
died fiuh.ing liefon* and after :
i hi ut .m.-bile industry
pleaded
S tat„ Marinc CorpS( WM (IN S)—The federal investiga
Urushing aside its admitted lack dictntni -hip of the prcletariat "
but as they moved
nshington today to tion into jury tampering in
of authority and refusing to wait prm lainu d.
[aril and east to the sea until
portnnt
testimony to
Congress meets to give it leg
Lenin was tile hero of the da
the Fali-Sinclair conspiracy
Connecticut, already al existence, the house committee Memorial services were held at i
fhi- three per cent tax on new it*1’ Krnnd jury that is probing
trial
became involved this
f
Harry
r
.
Sinclair’s
alleged
efforts
Iby freshets, was due to of the last session started its public tomb in Red Si|tiare, where the em
*
m
.
I
Hi
tam
per
with
the
Fall
-Sinclair
afternoon
in a series of charg
Iu\ like body reposes in a
L crest of the mighty hearings with determination to lay balmed.
Secretary e i the Treasury Mel- oil conspiracy jury.
glass iele|,iaty. Dense columns
es,
counter-charges
and deni
a
plan
before
the
parent
body
by
water which has Christmas.
|..ii was nmiuily taken t<» task for
Also appearing today before
of paraders, accompanied
by
als.
l ili'dliiig the auto a “semf-lux. t’w* grand jury will he William J.
such havoc in other
With a dozen different plans a!- bra- bands which played tho “ in
Wm. J. Bums, head of tho
—
u-y.” Mellon’s argum ent th at the bum* himself.
From the two
ti
riiatiena!*'''
incessantly!
file,
England States.
rcadyproposed to end future Missi
through the Sijuare, the marcher
- I 'M . mil (iirl H a s M o th e r tax ihoutd be remained as long as
j,urklnilhaw hop,.s to ascer' detective agency thnt furnish
; the waters today is a ssippi River disasters, Rep. Frank carrying
I t. I.nifan And Trainer Plead
i,d banners, red plara
R.
Iteid,(R)
of
Illinois,
chairman
I I In ,\ v lunt B e c a u se S h e '
Government aids road- tain wh*, paid the salaries and ex- ed operatives to trail mem
|r list of dead, now cstiand photogiaphs of l.cnin decora
GuillyTo Charge That They
of
tho
committee,
declared
that
".'••i
tied
”
H
e
r
P
a
r
ti
e
s
A
nd
building
and
until the tax burden penses of the HI private detectives bers of the jury on behalf of
| t 125 and a hundred millten wtill led ribbons.
(fad Knowingly Made False
ultim ate cost may be anywhere
iit wreckage.
Snow the
(..■milled
A
w
ay
H
e
r
Income
railroads
is
lightened, also was who kept a constant surveillance the defense, sprang a surprise
L wit. estimated thnt more tluui
Dee!
trations
f
«
The
Public
from $250,000,000 to §1,000,000,000. 2,000,Omi
over 11 of the 12 jurors thnt sat today a fte r he was questioned by
ci
lUelSt
il.
persons passed betOr
L bringing new peril of
m judgement of Sinclair and form tho federal grand jury. lie turn
Delegates from every section of the body >if l.enin.
IT N-.v. 7.—(IN S)
W
ill
.1
There
were
Aii
iniiucdiutu
reduction
in
the
Lents to the northern vnl- tho vast Mississippi Valley—more
er
Secretary of Intevmr, Albert ed the tables on tho government
LONDON.
N
*
v.
7.—(IN
S
)—
hundreds ■>( thousands of visitor
*r dnugh- l‘:n..l sal<‘< prices of autoinohil* s II. Fall.
jere manpower is being con than 2,000 in all-poured into the in Mom iw, many from the United D*-. Dorothy Cochron.' I.ognn
and announced ho had presented
..*-1 "ir.imMotl" away , l" .a ' lull amount of the $70,000.
The Marine who will ho heard
i to rehabilitate the devus Capital on special trains to tell the Slate-.
Othets came from all da> wn« tineil $.r,no ;llid $50 costs her
*• i nine-. tin* mother 000 annual tax was promised by is Douglas S. Catchim, former Justice Siddons, tho trial judge,
i Hoiin. i’ii|* I'm irt on of
lefior.s and to the hills stefry of the great flood of last parts of Ru.'sia, outside Europe .•) M "
1.* • l 'oi Inn, I 7-year-ol.l pvahcr:i. This, it was said, would Assistant Manager of tho local with n complaint and affidavit
spring
and
to
demand
that
the
na
and
Asia.
tl'f
»'
go
«.f
poriurv
arising
from
Hi*
lay win tii'fll in the mean an average saving of SlM.llO Hums office. He had been told, charging a government official
ier unsheltered thousands
tion
act.
^
.her
t
I
ii
Chiii:*'*
I
w
in
hoax.
;
t
*
Mass
meetings
with
innumerable
ward of ihe County on the every new ear purchased. according to infomntion in the with having approached a member'
tty from the rnging watof the jury while tho caso waa in
I Frightened ancw V iy the fresh speeches were held throughout II* r i • tor, Horace I’.ir**)*, was lit
no ir if.v.v . nmplaiut
hep.* **ntatives of n halt doz- hands of the district attorney’s of- trial.
0 nnd $25
| ai;.„ .
. New England disasV r, members i the day all over the city. W arn fined
.'■"’ ii to i>\ her artress- -n automobile organizations ap- fi0e. thnt ho “would bo fixed for
Justice Siddons denied that he
applies in Vermont which 0j Congress anti onxrous citizens ings ihai lireat Uritain is intrigu
D i. I
an ' id Ci»* i'v both plead- dm
pea red at the hearings with Itep. Ufo.” if he got out of the country
tu the char;; • 'h a t they i l
(to °* r nr° F w n'u K from other parts of the country ing ngainnt the Soviets and al- ,-d girl
■r arcu uitions, the Grant M. Hudson (R) <it Miehi- atld fa j|ed tu he available for had received the Burns complaint,
slat of Governor Weeks
re(l to' ur(.e th a t a policy ho ; teiypuiig to precipitate reil Russia hid la: 'vie -|y mad;* false lie- IdoMM’eared at police ga" Iieail ug a e. ngressionnl dele- questioning by the grand jury, hut both Burns and hia W ashing,
its appointed to conwhjch 1 would covcr 0(.cry in/i a war w m i sounded hum I’l'iral o::*,. hut their counsel con- xco,
*I"* iiie,ht and signed cation. Ilu* iiglu for elimination of |[ e enlisted in the Marine Corps, ton manager, Charles G. Ruddy,
i until roads have been danger spot in the NaUon. Chair* scores of platform s., Soviet Rus lendcd lh.it iliev were :i*t.:ictua.- the
—
"O’plaint ngninst her the an:.• isx promises to become apparently in' tho hope oC sailing asserted it had been filed.
new supplies a r
sia mil l be prepared,” was the id by fniui.iilent moavr.i and. tlm t mo
The defense’s complaint was In
of
the
must
spirited
of
tho
f„r
Haitli
on
November
1,
hut
his
I
*t;r.s
a
fte
r
Mrs.
[..
“
tic
man
Reid
issued
a
special
invita
ts loaf of bread a
ihev lull perpetm ted no injury A.
i >. admittedly had many haules involved in the pro- plans went pmiss and he was nab- the form of an affidavit sworn to
tion to New England ’ representa dominant note.
l for each person,
('ammnnist orators
doclnred iqioii * i r; for the benefit of ttw\.
by Wm. Long, one of Burns’ oper- •
tied by secret sorvico agents.
.■••ugh
poison to kill pnsed new tax reduction hill.
tives
to
appear.
,
ibit a premium. I t is
ten
that the Communists of other tlu»ntfci T*« ..
atlves. It set forth th a t Norman
i
sin
g
a
dramatic
Rep.
Hudson
declared
th
at
the
It
is
thought
he
has
invaluable
Tho
Chicago Flood v,
Control Con- countries
1 for commercial vo
m u vim..***
•ountries must be
he drawn
drawii in *»• Thb m
daughter,
mo!, r public paid the huge sum of records in his possession. An Glasscock one of the jurors, was
lt# trucks engaged in fcrcncc was given the right-of-way , c|lKl.r u .|a, ion.,hip with the Sov- defend-, a i .,* Irate agreed that both
bore excellent chnrac- '
l e u , calmly told : 712.272,350 in local, state
nnd armed guard escorted him back to observed to have been approached
N'smrfc cars- are dc- a t the begittnlng of he. hv ..:ngs
>tf lhll. they could give aid tern mil <
were
pro'.n
i!y
inspired
tfereir.
■
it
she
h
id
walked
federal
taxes
in
1920,
nearly
twice
W ashington ^*on»*the naval base a t a local fly'ng field by a car
Following complaint of to d a/, with Mayor William Hale
strikes and by other means by “tl - liighcst motivi’f','* hut
which Tnvdtftfffatlon showed to
''out of t
■use, slamming the the total railroad tax. More than a a t Newport News, Vn.
Ttmninsnn chairman, lending
lcmling the should
*. . . . Russia
.............gu
.
..........n...i
*..
Btts State Police and Thompson,
compelled to he'd ...a. the ■w, re a«*tmlV/ guilty door in t
havo been registered in the name
billion
dollars
Ims
been
collected
Ilurns
was
in
town
awaiting
the
.
“when
the
mother
: workers that sightseers conference’s corps of engineers, fight.
of nrd.o ■j a false s'e'.i’l r j y i' v- litfT d tu
He will be of H. K. Lamb, an assistant to tha
1 thnt she "be her age from auto buyers since w ar taxes enll of Ilurkinshuw.
f tke!r way over renewed financers nnd mere citizens who
The entire city, but especially duration.
and s*«\
wero levied ns a war measure in questioned nbout
the
“ flying attorney general.
"i ic ns she should.1’
lure hampering workers seek action and purpose remedies.
Red
Square,
was
decorated.
It
Mark B. Thompson, F all’s a tto r
On
October
11,
Dr.
l,o(;:in,
who
“ Mi.th*
Squadron” VI
of agents
**•■*««•
UgllUil he
IIU sent
PVIIV to
tu
as continually coin- 11)17 ho said.
1in washouts and blocking
The conference established elab
ihe hoys mid girls
v i Ims nlrendv repenled Washington to observe tho doings ney, already has been before tha
I Governor Weeks of Ver- orate headquarters i*n a hotel and was like a city nC crimson. Red usi d the mini de plume of Moon 7'!:iining
'Congre
flags fluttered everywiuue. Red McLennan, c! tinted to h.ivu swum who cam.
i c mo nnd slie nev- tho war exci
look under advisement a
exeimii tax upon every o{ the Kall-Sinclair jury. His son, grand ju ry to answer questions
stream
ers were draped a c re s the the E ngli'h Channel in 1ft hou
prepared
to
camp
until
n
flood
ione r v. out*]
Jr drafting all “ idlers” and
liio go to their commodity formerly so burdened W. Sherman Hums, wns duo to about a telephone call traced front
|ho enter the state without trol bill is finally signed by Presi fronts <if public and private build ni’.l 10 minuU's,. setting a new i -- liomcj,” i
laughter declared re- with one or two exceptions “said huv<> npenred nlso today, but waa him to Dan Jackson, also an as
ings. Theaters put on revolution* r l for women.
Her trainer sentfiiilv
• business, for tho work dent Coolidge.
Hudson. “Tho tax still remains on K'P1 in New York by illness. It was sistant to the Attorney General
Despite the wide-spread discus^ ary plays. Open a ir theatrical .fis I " k 'd up In"- d.ucm cnt. She \v:i
W. Sherman to whom Charles G. It is understood Thompson admit
-If I
Fbilitation. A summary of
go to a party, my
(continued on page six)
Ruddy, boss of the Ashington crew, ted asking Jackzon- an old friend
toll in New England sion of the Mississippi disaster, plays were given for the v. -rkm.. i \va '<hd n ’$•*»,000 prize offered l.\ '■venipg •,
ire to bo availed by
of his, fo r information about
there was every evidence as the who were unable to get into the iho News Of The World. Doubt Imving t
personally reputed.
wer the telephone
u cast upon her claim nnd
committee met th at flood control t neuters.
every fe.
Rurkinshaw has sworn out a com Lamb. The latte r also was trailed
rites.
It
was
always
would precipitate many stromy seaOfficially the day was *!*meat. «l crni days la r she admitted it mother '
plaint against Sinclair and one of by Burns' men and there are half
•r mo to come home.”
llIONT —More than half slons of both Senate and House. to constructive ochmvcnunis. I ■ - was a “joke.’'
his lieutenants, H. Mason Dny, vice dozen reports on him in the files
They
cat
w*-rds,
the
daughter
flood swept, a t least 125
_ t - A.
1 1 u x „ i...
nci*» »tone?i were laic! for inouHaiuiH
president of the Sinclair Explore- seized in the government raid 00
•aid. r:
■ei'v party, ami con*
The faction which is ^vocaU ng uf
Mhooli hospitals, clinic,
0,000 homeless, with freshuni
T
»•
M
f’
f
1
O
V
i
n
l
o
t
i
n
n
a
iion
Company, charging them with Burns’ headquarters.
tinually
■led
over
money
IU1(| children’s
ding and work of robuild- n complete nation-wide policy to be workori» c|ul)S
l
i
d
l
l
l
L
T
l
u
i
a
u
u
i
l
d
conspiracy
to attem pt to illegally
The D istrict A ttorney’s office
1
‘lie
m
atters.
latest quarrel IN);
Igun. Massachusetts— Mill- undertaken by the Federal Govern-1 komM,
Trains and street cars
-------infleunce the petit ju r^ in the Fall- promptly got in touch with Lamb
tween
nn
ami.
daughter
sfari
I property damage, one town m ent without state aid—reversing a 1)ore banners inscribed: “away with
Nine violators oP tho city’s tro f- Sinclair trial. Day is W it on $25,000 and summoned him to the court*
id late uuri ay night, tin* nc n’i i
fkly wiped out, 10,000 homo- policy which has endurer for luO— illiteracy’* nnd help us defend our
each this bond and the arrest w arrant is be- houso where the grand jury Is sit
said, win-:i shv returned home from fie ordinances paid
i crest of Conecticut Riv- years, already has been accused to country against the llourgeoiac."
mornfng in Municipal Court for ing abeyance on Sinclair. Today, ting.
a
party.
passes through Spring- urging a “pork barrel" plan.
I
.
'------------On tv fire vin us neensions, pol- week-end infractions. Two nioru the young A ssistant District AtW. Sherman Burns, son of Wil
O t h e r proposals have been made L I p ; | r » n t r
Iln ill) S llit
ice
wen* told. Mrs. Cairbin hai 1 at- fuilot to appear In court and Their torney hopes to ascertain who ac* liam J., who also sppeared before
A ticket felling campaign w ■
kecticut— Already hnttered th at the government limit its ex- I l U d l l l l ^
O U il
tem pted : n to mmlt suicide f ’ low- cases were continued until W ednes- tually negotiated with burns for the the grand jury this morning ad
«t* of millions In first on elusive control of the Mississippi A
T i l R f 4 ‘ inaugurated this morning by hie. '- mg dramatic scenes with her dny* by Judge Weyman E- White. employment of his agents.
mitted for the first time that his
bi
rs
e?
the
American
Legion
(
•
* of freshets is menaced by us the giant of all rivers which
V ^ llj 1 "
Among the prominent offenders
agency had been engaged to keep
ti." boxing bouts to he s ta '” *l daughter. “ Miither had full »*> itr.il
f flood rushing down Conn- menaces 20 ,000,000 people and dc- l l n | J
A^- rI if i i g v i l l p
vi my turning.'., “Miss ( iiiliin, were E. A. Douglass, for parking
the Fall-Sinclalr jury under aur»
I rirer.
fies all meausres of local control *XXL 1U sVI* J. I l U f l i lllv * Widr.r*dny night a t tho Municipal who won her t tween fame n .i.a over one hour on First Street; Mrs.
veilance by H. Mason Day. vice
A'.hletic
Field
for
the
benefit
i
f
Hampshire—Several towns With this plan nriscs tho question
--------ch'ld a tfiexplained. “ I’ve nl- A. W. Epps, for parking without
president of tho Sinclair Explora
beneath water, landslides of whether it shall include tribuThu first test oC strength br- the l egion drums nnd laigle corj7,| way tsjrnr l niy pay envelope over lights; Mrs. Perry Wclnburg, for
tion Company. The contract waa
Tthern part of state still taries, reaching alm ost to the tween the City and a g*'oup of w’.iieh will mak* its first for.
diking on First Street.nnd Mrs.
to
her.
I
earn
"d
thousand:,
ntuf
mode on Oct. 19, the day the Jury
nppourancc
in
n
v.uniforms
whirli
I by freshets.
Canadian border.
five taxpayers seeking to prevent were recently ordered and whi » thousand-* ol dolhwa and mother, II. Hlnterm ister. for parking withwas iw o m and it waa ascertained
Island—Almost back to
out lights. Mr. Douglass nnd Mrs.
The New England floods of rare tho City Commission from paying .have arrived in Sanford. With .he hpt n i it a il.”
they would not b« locked up.
u Blackstone and other force have focused attention upon the H utton Construction Gompaiur
“ I have nothing to show fur my Wefhburff forfeited $J bonds, nnd
Hanford’s
first
and
only
stopobject
in
\i»
"
of
raising
emni'r.i
“ Mr. Day told us th a t inasmuch
wbiide after causing great scores of “danger spots” through- §210^1 lu..ii in dcihand warrants
work, hardly a penny,” she com* the cases ngainst Mrs. Epps and and-go traffic light wdnt into ns the Jury was not to bo locked
money
to
pay
f
t*
the
uniforn
.
*• Maine—Swept by gales *.*i»
continued.
Nntion Periodically, the which Monroe II. Hutton, president the legionnaires have started t,, jdained.” Mother hasn't either Mrs. Ilintorm
. . .lstcr were
.
.,
operation this morning a t F irst up he wanted them placed under
n floods, nearly back to
a
’
s
fc«
d'tes
ru
know
how
to
handle
Other
violator*
who
paid
s tre e t and Park Avenue a few mln- surveillance—for their own protce.
the Scmlnolo sc^ tickets in an effort to g
•Ml of the western and
■ record attendance for tho fight money. She ju u gambled it away.” wore: Holland L. Dean, C. F. Tea utes a fte r its installation was com tion naturally,’’ said young Burns.
art of New England is
gue, Mrs. J. C. W uinwright, Mrs. pleted. but locul motorists whizzed “ Day appreciated as well as any
curd.
hove
destroyed
millions
of
dollars
.
.
»
afterlloon
a
t
i
:;;u
o’clock
...wl in lines of communiOfficers I’nder Itoml
E. N. Scott. T. O. Landis, C. E. blithely past unconscious of the ted body else the wide intarest in the
The
drum
arul
huglu
corps
i
i
a
ratchwork telegraph aVnl
H unter and J. L. Dunn.
.
t
o
»
stop light gleaming over their case, tha politics involved and tha
**ryice is barely able to dreds of lives. rhe
t O
>
temporary injunction will be heard 28-piecc organization and has been
TEXARKANA Ark
Nor 7.—
Three men and one woman were
ambitions fo r a conviction and ha
official messages. Rail- g reat Dayton floods U expectci1 to ^ Circuit Judgr Wallace W. financed thus far by money raised ( i N a )_ T v .„ f o ra e r polic chiefs, brought into court on chargo.n of heads
will reach $25,000 be retold to the connnitUe.
ja t various benefit entertainm ents onu form ,.r ,M)Ueeman and nine staging a drunken party between
Police officers on duty a t the felt th at the defense had tho same
Wright in Titusville.
1ln many instances will
corner observed tho wholesale vio rig h t to protect itself a s tha gov
I staged by the American Legion, other men were under bond today
In oddit,on
^
h,X c o n ^ The taxpayers. E. A. Douglass, More than $1,000 has been invested charged with consuirm y to intim- midnight and 2 o’clock this m orn lations of the lights unperturbed ernment.
stored for weeks, while fere
nee representatives, the com- Woo‘d/ uff( y .
u Thrasher,
ing. The woman, Violet Muffley,
s*Yer be restored in other m ittce. is expected to hear the j ^ Me|>ch
'Nothing w as dona in this caso
anJ j M> Wallace, in instrum ents and the members jdate thc ftlh*ral dry agents nnd and two of tho men, B. M. Hay and Und attem pted to arrest none of the
1 At least another $15,- flood prevention. committee of the J..,, ^
by any of our men which was a t
have
been
practicing,
for
three
planning
to
hire
gunmen
io
kill
unconscious
law-breakers,
but
they
u.m,,orarv injunction
R. P. Key were fined $5 for drunkdsmage has been done to United States chambers of com- ^
all improper and m ost certainly
^
q a ‘cnt SjuncUon to months under tho directorship of them.
cncss. Key, who officer F, J . A r hud to scratch their heads over wc violated no law.”
n.
L.
J
.
Holt.
Tho
uniforms
will
coni(
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.
some means of making the motor
merce, and
of otner ilop ppaymcnt
on tho
th,: warrants on
aim committees
cumum i
^ n je n t 0n
thur
testified
threw
u
bottle
of
shovels, great truck car- organizations, representatives of a ^
CONGUKSSMAN DIES
un(J that Hutton and his pleto tho equipment of the corps
whiskey Into the street when the ing public begin observing the sig
.thousands of workers, scoro of Mid-Western states, army futhur. in_]aW# Forrest U ke. form- and tho Legion members are desir
officer
nrrested the trio, was also
w ir way to the stricken engineers and members of Lon- ef mnyor and president of . tho ous of raising these funds on tho
CHICKAMAUGA, Ga.. NoV- 7 fined $20 for breaking glass on thu
The light, with tho customary
[**rry on the work of refight show.
— (IN S) — Ex-Congressinnn Gor- street. D. A. Muffley, the third green go, red stop and yellow enu
gress.
Seminole
County
Bank,
conspired
~ n- An air line, with a
Public support of tho campaign don Leo of the Seventh Georgia man, v/tis dismissed on ^ riv in g u tion signals, was suspended early
Tho report of the arm y cngi- u dl.fraud tho city through fallConcord N. II., has been
was urgently requested today by District died a t his home hero to- car while Intoxicated and drunken- this morning from a cable stretchneers
will
not
be
presented
until
urc
to
caaj,
tho
warrants.
to rush sugar, yeast
day of heart trouble.
css charges.
cd between poles on two of the
Whjlo no authorizatlon has been officers of tho Sanford post.
' “ e most urgently need- December 1, I t is expected to conEleanora
Lewis,
colored,
was
corners. City Manuger W. B. Wll
tain
flood
control
proposals
which
r
{
tcq
by
tj,e
city
Commission,
1 to the stricken towns.
fined $.:0 for cuting up Jam es Uams saU no a r m U would bo
hear the stam p of approval of
p # HoushoMer said toFuneral services for Mrs. E.-I&
Boyd following an argum ent about m*do immediately but th a t motor- Dickins, 87, who died in Tamp*
President Coolidge, scoretary of day that City Attorney Gtorgo A.
AT0R NAMES CLARK
Boyd’s
going
with
other
women.
would
be
required
to
abide
by
Commerce Hoover ond Sercetary i^.Cottes would be in Titusville
Friday morning, were held Sunday
Boyd was fined $15 fo r disorderly *he red and green lights.
,of W ar Davis.
tcniurrow to contest the suit.
afternoon s t 2 o’clock a t Bee
JIXGTON.
Nov.
(IN
The signal will be operated dur Springs. Interm ent followed
conduct.
•p
*™v. n7i /nu
tu x S)
a )#
-----------------------Legal pa|M>n» in eonneelfcn with
larU T,..___
ing the day and in the early even the fam ily burial ground.
^
TrammeiL (II). o f .
DUN DEB- ARRAIGNED
th„ - ,m
, » tn zveiw
_ srrved
....
«o— Mayo*’
ing, said Mr. Williams. The exact
j
urged Prvslderi»
............
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iloushoider
iast week’ ornl turned
A fter u silent four-day search I into a loop at ono end. According
FALL IS WORSE
Mrs. Dickins had made her 1
hours during which it will operate in Tam pa for 20 years, but
ov.r to the City Attorney for ac for A. . Amos, a negro wanted for to the son'a story to the police, he
* I’rznk3ciark**of*Miami* ! LOS ANGELES. Nov. 7 .-(IN S ) tion. lie said authorization to de
..
_
will be fixed after a few days of to th a t she
to throw himself between
* ..... .
lived a t
beating his wife to death with nn ‘ tried
! • xwancy cn the Fedcr- —Dick Donald, fight promoter, Jo* fend the suit was un-nec*ssary.
father and mother and received a
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 (IN S ) axpcriment. No other lighta w ill be Springs fo r m any years,
iron
rod
and
seriously
injuring
, ^mmission a* the sue- Dundee, welterweight chsn»P‘,,n
blow on the head which knocked i —Albert B. Fall, cx-S>ecretary of installed at the present tim e.
one (if the earliest settlers,
son a t thair homo a t 412 1-2 Cy him unconscious.; the Interior, who collapsed followP. Nugent of N e w 1*"11 Wax Waxman, his manager,
---------------------- was well known here
press
Avenue,
Chief
of
Police
J.
St,*rat’s term has expired
expired Pleaded not guilty to charges of
A cull soon a fte r 7 o'clock in the ing tho m istrial In the T eapqt
fW p m n r
pioneer residents of
exptreu. faUa a d v e r t i , int, ( growing out f
V. M artin and Sheriff C. M. Hand morning brought
Chief
Martin Dome conspiracy case, experienced l ^ l S i r i L L U U V C n i o r V l
will regret to learn of her
today revealed tho crime when from h u home to tho scene of tho un unfavorable night and was
the recent failure of Dundee t'»
T iin n ft V i s i t s S & n f o r d
410 pe e l s QUAKE
Mrs. Dickins is
* **
practically all hope of apprehend crime. When he arrived neighbors worso this morning, according to
meat Ace Hudkins here, when ar
en
sons,
C.
V.,
W
.
M-»
ing
Amos
in
Scmlnolo
County
had
raigned today in municipal court.
J. Ames cnicrgL*! from the first
told him Amos had left the houso his physician,
all of Tampa R- 8. of
jINSY—A severe
half an hour before.
Telephone
IS. holes of the 3d-hole fiiud of tha vanished.
Judge Burton Barrs, Florida Ga„ IL E.. Daytona
According
Id
the
police,
Amos
t
Tokio today.
calls wens immediately sent out
Municipal Golf Course Itandicnp
I’LEADS NOT GUILTY
district governor of Lloa’a Rater- of Miami and J . E.
TRAINS CRASH
tournament yesterday -I up *>n IC. beat bis wife to death while sho to surrounding towns but Ames
national. visited members and offi- two daughters, Mr*,
W riali£!?ri,c*n tourists
was getting breakfast Thursday was not found.
U. PwIIotel t0 flea into
CHICAGONov.
7
(IN
S
)—T
hir”
rs
‘ha . ^anford LloQ’g Club of Nsw York and 1
morning
following
an
argum
ent
OTTAWA.
HI..
Nov.
7
(
I
X
S
I
Tk’”
*
S
i
*
P*rty damage was
Th« woman died a t her homo
Dickins of Tampa.
in which he accused her of keep within five hours a fte r she had
__ teen passengers and one trainm an here i>Atli nUy’
...
Mrs. Dickins waa
were
injured,
many
of
them
aerJudge
Barra
U
on
a
tour
of
the
ing some of tho money he had giv been struck down in spite of the
_ _
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en her to pay a doctor bill.— ------- effort* of Dr. W.
r. T. Langley
tw o elevaU atata visiLng all Won a Club#, Lo- 1840 a t <
ngUy to iously, her today when
w!
The woman’s skull was crashed
e her. The boy is recovering ed express trains crashed during cal officers^ persuaded him to ra her
ru sh trun to Sanford and 1
the
m the effects of the blow
P « ? .£ K ?
pl'ty
s
f c d w -Ul. n« Ko,v. Of by a blow from the iron rod which
* 1 club within a
wa»‘ about a f o o t ‘
“
*
n.
station and today before Judge Edgar Lid
/ or ra - 18 hblea,
— ' — in tho circuit court*.
’*
*
SiSob#
Floods Of UpNewEnglandGo
Wreck Of Hun
t’d Millions Left
„ Supplies In
hnontRuKLow
FLOOD GROUP O F , cnin ,s ",ro0f n»>As A"
HOUSE LOOKS TO
RIVER MEASURES F e t eOurResembles
4th Of July
Reduction In Costs
Of Cars Is Assured
IS SUMMONED BY
PROBERS OF JURY
Federal Probe Into
Jury Tampering: Be
comes Involved In
Series Of Chargres
Detective Head Is
Placed On Stand
line Is Ratiimed
[t To Trucks DoRelief
Insists He Told Judge
Juror Was Met By
Government Agent
•IRL SWIMMER IS AriRESS INSISTS
FINED BY LONDON EER ftlOTIIER IS A
COURT FOR LYING VICTIM INSANITY
^
led
Prominent Citizens
In Police Court For
.........
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LegionBeginsDrive
To Sell Tickets For
Drum Corps Benefit
City Installs Traffic
Light AtTheCorner
Of. Park And First
r'ih7 c r ? te
‘“A ’
S s u v.*»t f r .
nal.
Police Have Little Success In Search ~
For Negro Charged With Slaying Wife
his
Ames Is Four Fp On
Mellingr In 18-Holes
as v&jzszr ? » * * . -
is* * w i , a a - a s E W
* i a
r.
P io n e e r Resident
Of This S e c tio n
Is B u r ie d Sunday
13
�BtV
THE PANFOnn ttfinAtD, SATTimAY, VOVEMHEn
earn Is W in n e r
fliis Seasons Records Of Dixie Elevens
TENNESSEE
33— ('arson-Newman t.‘
3l‘.— North ( aiohna
31 — i lie Miss
7— .Mn-yville
57—T ran * . Ivunia
•13 \ .i t-iaiit
Sanford Backs Run At
Wiil As Ten Scores
Chalked Up, Four
Of ThemByStoinoff
V ANOI.IMMI.T
Police Seek
Owners Should Maintain Memphis
Alleged Kidnapper
Tax
StructureA nd Land
■Values, Avers Economist
S o uash K in g
t\ \ s h i n (; t o n
I ••r.. h!.urg
>\e-t tiig in ia
MEMPHIS. Toni., Nov.
5,—
Police of i .vo state* were today
--coking a local vendor of illicit liq
uor; for the allotted kidnapping <)f
Hilly (Inllneatli. II. who was said
lo h tve lin-a I tf'd away l»y stories
. f er.-y money in the rum running
• lot •ilH'-.r*'' by lilt' ItAnilapfgcP.
.1. P. .'t'.io on. stop-father of the
r.pi ■ il, d in t oo local police for
'• ■ i r j . . ' tanco in a;»r heading the
:.tl.'gcd I.- Inapt or, whose identity
, as not n.a !»• iiU die.
t r a i n s stop
nis nticrop,'. r.e
engines.
A i{v
receives the .i ua
ingenious rr- hai
; apply «.f t urn nt
lp >s ho bn< nm
different t *’" t
hv the one Ii.it Oi
Higgins, Maxwell
' Also Star In Game
Sanford’s Passes Are
Effective, SeveralOf
Them For Scores
Sanford High School’s golden
-ferscys played lik? lightning
through n hopelessly puzzled Win
ter Garden foot! ill team yesterday
nftem oon, neon ig touclulown a f
ter touchdown arrot« Municipal Here’s Jock Sutherland. Vise hurst*
Athletic Field until when the final football conch, whose team this >enf
whistle sounded Sanford had roll in being declaimed one if tho le st
ed un its Inrgcs' .core of the seas in the east. Ills Imichrsl game to
win l» that with Washington t.utl
on, Oil to 0.
Jefferson, to be played Eoon.
'"Shook-It” Stoim , | ^ was un
doubtedly ths outstanding sta r
■•lilted from
.' io:i i f tin1
iMiie hei';l'.,»
M ISSISSIPPI
f.— l.oui.sianu
i o'Jis ana
u Malinina
Milium
U n sh a v ed S in c e
L in co ln D ied
J I - Ibemoke
I 1 ilatiipdeti-Syilncy
il - i 'idtra e
•I— .M;ll tips
I —Smithwentern
I I.KM SON
I'le .ijytuiun llolleg;
Aulnjm
,
X.
State
E r ikino
South t ’arulinn
Wofford
When Abraham l.incolti jvns as»iuiaalnated. John tj. Trlmnfer, n
pioneer of Mound City, Mo.,
vowed ho . never would ehnve
M in in .
At !i3 he haa kept that
promiso.
yard line. TI
Score ft) to u,
h'Ck was Idoeke !
the q u a rte r end
Richmond
Georgia Tech
Uoamike ..
Virginia ... .
Maryland
Dnvidaon
NORTH ('Allot.I.N A
Wilke Forest .
T enn^srrr
Maryland . ...
South (-’iiroliha
Georgia Tech
N. (’. State .
Snnford iriven first down. Tatter*)
Kon crashed through left tu> lc'n
7
for the second score.
The kick
tVwns blocked. Score 13 t«» 0.
0
r.
In the second q u a rte r W alker
intercented a W inter Garden pats
and ran it to th eir 30 yard line. On
a perfectly executci) c ru s-cro n «.
Higgins mude 35 yards.
From
o —S ’ctson
the. five yurd line, Htolnnff failed
l)— Clcg'sc n
once, but seorod the third touch
II— I*lorul.i
down on his second attem pt. H ig
0 b. s. u
gins missed the kick for goal.
•" Georgia
Scqr« I« to 0.
Howard
The next score come from a n
other intercepted W inter Garden
This time Symea got it on
W inter Garden’s 15 yard line.
Sanford was penaliz'd heck ‘o
H it s ( ’KEEP TO C n t K SPINES
midfield. W alker mndc one thr.-iivh
the line and then 20 on n rri*seross worked with Htoineff. Il:gtr'ns made five to the 30 yurd li:i<*.
Then Stoinoff swept around left
end for unolher touchdown. Scorn
25 to 0 jurtt-hefut*? tho fir-it half
ended.
i W inter Garden k irk .d off at th«
'<q>eniiig
'«T>ening of the second half cud
Sanfortl carried to bail back for a
tog*hJnwn without ho'ng slonped
out. H iggins carried the h.i'l ID
yards. Th»n Stninoff carried it
10 more. Maxwell wen* 20 I i
W inter G arden's 30 yard Hue. Ii i/rhand opens
gin-i added fr-tir yards nnd M ax
well Five. Then S to ln o f' run H*
yerds to the one yard line from
where H agan went over for anoth
er score. Maxwell missed g»al.
Score, 31 to 0.
,
The next score was the result
of a freak pass in which Higgins
showed quick thought. In trying
another criss-cross, he und Stoin
o ff collided and the ball bounced
back aw ay from the line. Higgiu*
y—----nteed lMck and scooped
tc* nnd .S:i nfur.l
r-pt-^-rt-r- rha-f*Trrt1nar mat
, tlp n da*h"d far o *t b-vord I-N
i
r'g F t r r d fr ’tn wbe"-» b<« V»r**
I*'
|j*««
whe " •—■'*• t ( 'if i»«*' tr'
. in •• r 1 ' ’• ••
f-i»n wb«-n r fa,r •
vM t ana h^^
»*; r i rent m eat of lti*'g Worms, Jig g ers *nd any skin erupt len
hum f» Ktanb-v b-hi-’d thr* rrod
Prirp 7V Sold an,I guaranteed by th j
l;T*. Maxwell kfikei! g;»nJ. SeoxtW tn 0.
*'
’ Sndiu.fr trade tlie next nr ore in
a breath -taking d-t.-h through hl<
left tactile v 'tli W>»1c?r iw rcnin c
nV'ad for the fir*r 10 yurd-*“Kh .' k- U - shook o 'f four ».•
?t- • b«fi>r<, ti- cro v » d tha lire.
B rlf' Tns t-i**ii v run f r scor* n.*U " t - ’chdown but failed.
Si*ore
E, First StPrescriptions Filled Promptly F
M to 0.
UN'K:N RCZKMA OINTMENT
I’NION PHARMACY
LANKY’S -
ixi r-Tre wa» a na-- frc-’i
U U i(|io n tfb ia ths
30
--WHtfOfll
Phone 37S
First in Natural Beauty. C. ni"-;
in r developer, ownnl 125.000 acp
Seminole UouiPv, anti will, all Ihi
choose from, selected a spot udjoi
lii.; home site.
NCItTil I MtOl.lNA
—Furman
..............
—ClcniMtn
..........
—Wuke Fo rest .......
—Florida
.......... .....
—Nor.ii r.irulina .....
Med I .n Klawlter. the new ratlomil Junior squash Mingles cham
pion. lie won the title from Wlb
ilarn Holman, former champion. In
n icccut luunuuncut at Loa AtnjW«n.
i '
..i 1 I', story str.iiMire-i tr.
• anil I per ei nt respectively.
' i ili I does lint constitute a
• ■• ' »*di r irv.i u! of t.il huii I
. - o io of which arc freak
t 'K im s. but the attem pt
Ii
>! tii *r li gilt it .trlctiori Icgl la•
I
• ■ • th a t the tall
abiding t- an economic fallacy
hoi!1' i be M.ur.illy comicmncd.
rm m i.’r m f ra r fi
\ irgnna
Vide
Furman
Auburn
Tulai e
GEORGIA TECH
Tulanc . . .........
M
:* a did lil'M l in the grand
1 t- i min il
’ <1 New
i iiy. Detail I plan • were
up fur I
eviction on thi;
hi
mgle I Hidings Miryir.g
i r-'.t to 75 *• siiu, and h ad
. hitei't i, enginetM . t • ■ •<i.d iu d d i*t iu.iv;i','er- io>n|i• I in rhe ti n ; the pains and
?i tlons, and estim ating conin s’.i;.! • pev .* ing co 11 and
dishing go* - nud net income.
1:• • inve ti . ‘.in showed th at
tot v k> - : ; • tu s feet high,
•
n
nlcnl hudd11 r one h put .....it i lot 200
’■in fi .•t and valued at $300 per
:rre foot,” ( ’lurk -aid. '"The iM;*.ed net return mv the 345.009wv
1 t'"r cent a:i compared
■\ S.s per rent i.n i <53 .story
• ng nr.d H.I per tent on a r»0
• building. The heavy Lunion
•••os mid inter: t charges upon
: :l icd u v d the net income i.fl
.1
] • irolina
■Noire Dumo ....
M ISSISSII’I*! A. A. M
-Hiriiiingluiin-Southi'i n
I.oulsiairi I'oly
Tulnne .......... ........
T i l . AN K
HI—01;' Mi .ii;i.ii|)|d .
0—Georgia Tech
('• -Missi. slpid AggieI'—Valid; rLIit
0—Georgia ...
<L e a s e s
mmediate
Service
A (tate-wIJo or^anli ’ 'bon which offers
immediate tarvice. No
delayi. No red tspe.
U n lim ite d
funds
available a t once Cor
loans on Improved
residence and busi
ness p r o p e r t y in
amounts from C-tOOO
to 5100,000.
See or Aildre ;
Our Local Conn' cl
S. R. Di ’hlon
Sanford, Fin
Fifteen mi mi tvs from U";irt of Sar.l- i !, at a
ape speed of twenty miles ;»*.•i* hour. And!
wide Country Club Road., for th* nm-trucl
whieh funds are in the hank, v ili make thj
a wonderful drive.
Improvements have never .‘-topped,
prt'Kres.-ii ng rapidly on permuneut
Loch Arbor has pa”oil streets, mod
with sealed reservoir■. and telephone
cii v conveniences exc■Opt tfitS.
First National Bank of Hanford hold in tr
I.och Arlior Improvement Fund which ii
nntec that all improvements wiil continue to
plotion, on a constantly moving schedule
o mortgages
No assesmonts. All inv.rovonum
in original purchase price.
Coupl ro Ma
’ tib lie
Sanfonl Khvdr.h ( Inh v ill give
nny couple, w l.i wiil e g re e .tu
m arry in public, mar dago Uscen.se, wedding p.
nt , and
will furnish the preacher for
the wedding certimu y. Coupl’j
must he residents of Seminole
County, and names kept secret
ro no one will know who they
are until they appear on plat
form the night of the ceremony
if interested, write, or call K.
F. I.nne, l itvt National H.;nk
building, Sariford, Florida,
No city taxes. Thu owner of a Loch Arbor
pays only one-fourth to one-fifth as much
ns ho would have to pay in the city limitso
ford.
Intelligent restrictions. One fourth of anadl
smallest lot you can own in Loch Arlior. At
man nt moderate incans may build here too.
Priced to meet today.! conditions: With ten
will conform to your convenience.
NEW IIKIDGKS TOO I'K.M TICAI
Lovers of the benutlfu* in Delgiuni are protesting agai.
mod
ern steel bridjria being coi.stractcd
to take tile place of sonn- ; f the
picturesque stone arches that were
destroyed during the Wo-11 War.
H -'giurt has few er m a - .i . who
know how to build the <Id-sty) .•
1 ridge*, and this has m ■■ itatrd
tho u
of sleel whil* tin. new
.structure* a re more - irvii abl
thi old, they do not hai
completely with their m- imp
312 State Hank iild
Phone 5757
O rh .nd o, I I i.
iii'» in in > ii'iin u >
STATE AND COUNTY
TAX BOOKS
NOW OPEN
Foi* the payment of 1027 taxes
A cwcocnt cf two percent is allowed for
p«,3 mer.t in November, and one percent in
December.
V»’hen icq nesting- tax bill always give le
gal description of your property as shown
by deed.
Now Is The Time To Build. Let Us Help You Get Plans
■
Prices.
‘The Friendly Drug Store” 1
'I
Am! Accurately
Tax
Collector Seminole County
Fire I'roof Hui'ding Materiab
R h o n e S 1.1
F r e n c h Ave,
�Sanford Needs Another Newspaper!
MX'
H F B S C n irT IO *
HATES
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« h M o u th .
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T J i r f f W n n t h a ..........
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U* C a r r i e r p e r M e e k
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W N k l r E iD Ih m p e r V e» f
.. . *3.0*)
T fce H e r a l d , N a a f o r d 'a p l e a e e r » * * * .
p a p e r , • ■ h * « rlb * .
I*
lire l a t e r n n
t lim a I N e n * N errle e r e e e lr ln * /r u m
Ib la . a a p e rlo r.. n e a i
u rrn n lu iliiti
l a r i ' j I h e a a a a d n n r d * daily r n r e r ' • * a ll Ik e le a illa a r r e o l a of Ik e e n
t i r e w o r l d . T h e I. N . .1. la e a p r r l a l .
tf
e fficien t
la
F lo rid a
aad
Ha
m a n n e r of h a n d l i n g a O v ir n e w a la
W ltk a a l re n a l.
that, every time some disg runtled politician
finds himself nt a loss to control th in gs in a newspaper office,
then t h e city needs another newspaper.
Th e old newspaper
which has served the public tor a score of years or more is
spoken of as going to the dogs, is no longer fit to read and ha s
come to 1m? nothing more than a small town edition of William
It s e e m s
Randolph Hearst.
T h e Herald, however, is not concerned over th e newspaper activities of our political enemies. S a nfy rd has had one
ta s t e of a m a t e u r journalists t ry i n g to run a new spa per and
of
a futile a t t e m p t to put Th e .Herald out of business which
T a e H e r a l d la a m .-m h e r of I k e
A ad lf lla re n u
o f ( i r c n l i t l i i n . , n n cost well over a hundred thousand dollars.
It is not likely
I n te r n a tio n a l A a a o e la llo n
of
I’ u k t
h
a
t
even
a
n
g
r
y
would-he-hosses
will
throw
th ei r money
.la h e rn . A d r e r t l a r r a , a n d A d t e r t l a l n a
A crn la n k lrb
req n lrra
rark
I’ u h .
down
such
a
rat
hole
again.
H aber
m enabri
to
an h m lt
lo
a
th o ro u g h
au d it
of
a n h a r r lp l Inna
But it is the article in the Win ter Haven Chief which we
I l a t a In e n t e r I n t r r l f y n h a t i l u t p l ,
*11 e l a l m a » i r l r r o l n t l o n n * w e l l n a wanted you to read.
D expresses ou r sentiment perhap s be t
a n n e a l h u a la ra a luetkoda.
t e r thn n we could write it. “ J u d g e Stalnak or
says
MONDAY, NOV. 7. 1927.
the the Chief, “ has been ileteated for t h e municipal ju d g e s h i p
IT I K I IE 1 1 A I . D 's *>1101.11* M
in Tamp:: and nothing ni> re need be said about th e little af
%*— b r f o n i n n y i n r i t y a n d r u u n t y a i l fair. However, the Chief cannot forbear to say s om et hi ng
m l n l a t r a t lio i.
L — ueeiH -r t i n i e r r u u l e in J a r k a n n concerning
a pa ragraph which appeared in a four-page paper
T lllr.
L n n a l r n e t l i i n u f St. J o h n * I n iltn n
issued by the Stalnake r forces j u s t before the election, am
l l l s r r t ‘n n j l .
which has j u s t come to our attention.
V - l i m a a n n i i u i uf in n n th ly
'I 'a y
n p W eek ."
“T h e parag raph was headed. T a m p a N e e d s A not he r
A uain en tln it
uf
liuM ilIng
prap r n u i — kwuaea
h w lela
n p arliu e-tl
Pape r.’ It was inspired h\ the fact th a t both The Tribune
. huuara.
* — A l u n iin u n lly I heal.
and th e Tim es were unfr a mdv to the judge's candidacy for
• I^ -A u iu p le tlu n «f e lty
h rn u tlflrn reasons th a t were explained m their editorial columns. Thi s
t l i u p rn fram .
He— A n e w n n d l u n d r r n h n a p l t n l .
led the J u d g e ’s publicity writers to voice the opinion that
jilB L K \EK SK FOR TODAY
“a n o th e r pap er is needed in T a m p a .” Tl\e p a ra g ra p h went
A CALL FOR FAH II:—I
am on to define th e kind of paper t h a t was needed—one p r e s u m
the Lord Thy Cod, which brought
thcoe out of the land of
E g y p t• ably t h a t would print the tilings the o n|u s ili on wanted. T h a t
open they m^uth wide, and 1 will j is the kind of paper that always is “ n e e d e d " in a co mmunity
till it. Psalm 81:10.
— if one can believe the folks who have an axe lo grind or a
PRAY FIR: dive us, Lord, as full special or l a n d e d grievam e to air.
confidence in Thee as fiedgings
“ One of the oldest and most p a r r o t -like cries on e a r th is
have in the parent birtls.
the? a nt iq ua te d wheeze, “ we need a new paper in town.” It is
BLACK FLAME
always assumed that llte old miner is eitlu r old-fashioned and
She hid
her secret deep, deep does not print* enough news or t h a t it is not s er vin g the polit
deep,
ical interests of certain citizens. This lays the old paper open
And
walked
on
Pokevillo's
to attack and the only way to fight it— according to the op
straight, straight street.
position—is
to trot out a n o th e r paper ..gainst it. T h e fact
Her eyes were curtains—drawn to
tell
that it requires plenty of money and some liiile am ount of tin
That shallowness lies in a well.
newspaper instinct and common sense to run the s he e t and
Sho said, "I must he like the rest,
Silent—Listless—som ber-dresstd.” make it fairly .successful never e nte r s tin* minds <<l the g e n t
But sometimes winds found petals ry who bring it into being. T h e main th o u g h t is to salve
where
some sore, e i t h e r real or imaginary, and lake a crack at what
She’d woven flam es-into her hair. the esatablished order mav have done for the tipbuilding of
And once a m arsh-path hurrying the community.
Saw dancing prints where she had
"However, there is a n o th er side to the story that
been,
th o ugh tf ul people have poll'd— m a t l lie new pa per which was
Sho played the organ, snng the
to save the community and complete the reform ation of the
psalms,
u
nre ge nera te , in nine rases mil of ten ends its c ar ee r r a t h e r
Pieced quilts to sell for mission
aims,
ingloriously, while tliw old s h e e t / 1hat was viler th a n the
And *-•**•*• M.-.A hulf-mits on her devil himself (in the opinion of the o n p o s t t i o n ) , »outinucs its
p .ii.i, >
b
iniquitous car eer fairly successfully a f t e r the fo r m e r has
Till clouds tn e night that patched
gone to join t h e dodo anu the kaiser and oth e rs of th ei r
the moon
Saw her choke—on. n gray kind.”
.
i
fog-tune.
She hid her secret deep, deep, deep
Beneath the walks on PokoviUc
street.
But while folks passed her sootblock coffin
,
A scarlet LI.-, trilled clear and
often.
A scarlet bird outside the church
Sang from an a lta r of white birch
— By (jueene 11. Lister.
(From Voices.!
A pparently Georgia- has u pretty
good team o tte r till.
This Is the kind oO weather it
was when the goose laid, the gold
en egg.
Tho Kissimmee Gazette look*
bytter every day. H arry Neel is
making a success in Kissimmee.
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‘Business is picking up. A friend
of oars brought us in an ad the
other day and made the paper
late.
o
------------- ------------
•Mrs. Grayson, owner of the a ir
plane “ Dawn.” has sailed for Cop
enhagen by boat. We don't blame
her.
Short skirts arc well enough on
some people, but all knees ure not
p retty and do.better a t least p a rt
ly covered.
V -, --------- o—
-------*: Civic Clubs Hear Yowell.—Jack
sonville
Timcs-Union
headline.
\ifhat was he Yowelling about?—
Tampa Tribune.
. H arry Wilson has been playing
football so many years we expect
to be seeing a fathers* and sons’
tfam before long.
<•
FF
m ■ Q
■
• Princeton’s twenty to nothing
victory over Ohio State would
seem to indicate th a t not all E ast
ern football players eat cake.
------------- o -----------•The announcement th a t thorn is
a scarcity of m arriages In England
would seem to confirm Jjie report
th at English girls are not pretty.
------------ o ------------Governor M artin says he is go
ing to audit the books of the State
Road Department.
Audit— th at
Wont Kts an unpleasant sound,
luuin’t It?
---------— o— - — -
’ W hat’s ail this about n para
g r a p h e d convention. We'd like
to know who is going to write
th eir paragraphs for them while
the
y a re away.
If *
It'a hard to say w hether the Ver
mont flood will drive them out of
New England to snend the w inter
in Florida or whether it will keep
them there repairing losses.
---------------- o —
—
* Genem l Gomez, one of the leadera of tho recent rebellion in Mex>. has been executed.
But to
lie we have not been notified of
^ . t h f hanging of any o f
>
ra of the Taxpayers League.
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W* don’t know yet who will run
’ city commissioner in December,
we are fo ln p to sunport the
M t. honest candidate w hether hej
u any booiness ability or not.
LLt"
America’s Average Citizen
The (Imeminent*** Eye..
Money’s Iheerful Day.
Kompira, I’il dess (ind
Ffchtinsr With Sabres,
rn p trlc h l
II)
IP37
\ritiitr
lie Sfi.t
llrlah n n e
JIEW ENt.LAND'S flood bo1’iiniL's nioit' alarming in -ts p rte n t,j
lives lost .Hoi damage dune.
The
president immediately or 'ers army
Hu r in i >u i he Mneken district
ami report. Flying
Hying machines
machines are
art
as
’\V
e\- ^\iiV i - the ridiam™™" dJ
they
fiance "f government in wnr.
<rir tll. pav’*» will have the
w ar tirpnrtn'ent do
c v c ry th n g
possible m the way of
supplies
and num that may lie needed, arm y
headquarter- in lloston.
supplyinir them.
STOCK.' WENT I T yesterday,
Steel.
1 •n ml Motors, mam
others V, .ill -treet learns that new
fnnn-.il.ig U n year
amounts to
more ;b :■ s t ,*ivt*itnd million dal*
e 'l,p rr li’*2i'i hv more than a
biit'i n ;i -I ■ li iIf. AH ease, tn a
eoun.iv w th people that earn everv .< i>- * >i biU'ons more than it
t‘fm! f' * Ii\ ,1k
I f ' h
i
l-
--" b
1 6
I.U P.I I )El’<)SITS IN' southern
haul. - ,ti r»•t nrteit from Memphis
hi ii'iilrnl section. In
i hr- in: i
thO ;e I I •• li i;h quality "f • ot*oii
h ■ viiIn ■ uf the ruip
mill m.'
:ie\v» for the who1•
there
i nut, i v
<'iti-il rmi, fur
harvesting the
cl'njt :i low eas*. are iilral, and the
:i ■e."i* mm Virus to sungluon
sll IP'.
\ I ONr die e.m Fm m'iscu
fdm k - n I I'l'iul ev hnnge sold yes[eid:n h'l' SIOH.II'IP In tieorpe t 1.
I{filter ■n an ! 1 o,. Inn, Eighteen
month ago (tie 10 i<e of ;i seat Was
Sefl.lHHI
Ih:- ii intltds New York that San
I laeiisio, on tt'e
otte r
oeea".
".'Mill m les nwav, is also a great
f'nam iji! i enter
San l1'ram is. o
■I ai'g • -".il h ■ i"i re c• ‘I in aiiIi e hi»u '■iphlly I *i in New
York ■• i A '
| hi ) ortio.i to
l,":,'dntn u .
t e.'.i hunge seat1 ' ’ i ■ are worttf .six
tim e. :l
mtti h
k 1 ■ hiiRW
mi
the
\e\v
1 here i i .• 11
i<rfrof, fin-r.i,,,1
u, r v v
INOV! Hi;V!
is the place to trade.
exchange, on> or sell
ihollies, met id. j un k
i :i'l kinds.
Bottle* of all sizes
i inds.
i h a i f e tor voting- inert tf' gn west.
•i 'i ' W E S K EtSMJN’C
drift I a -I'ore on tlm
.stilt'1 uf
V, : ;k ft;:to-, 11 a ►m, n"trv mu
. 'i t< 1rd dead. \ di i r w found,
*■'
’ o li f
In i v:.
i s !-• ' ii . I si 1 dr >
I nil I'.
"I ukM I ■iiiincn.
I'iliiii!
" ' 1ft' I'
*
•
*"
"ii
In
Kfitn
■ Ur
-I d . It •' r ar*-’ • .sailor-.
•ini tli-fi.is a
•■i1 as pi lyers, "O
' .... . . li . . . to' ' op us, or we
iiall throw ,t-.
thv charms."
11 ■ DID N( 11 '' iYe idly. all die '
' • ■ ft "I I ■ l« unpin, v/ilh rtn
eil i : o«ren i hive Fad tntn’f
nr a v e r si'tcn ill.- beginning of
’ o.e. Hi
« ' unreal, all goifs
have hi' nt a g . >■. eonifort tn Up * e
t 1' t b'dieve in i!am. Their woripnpnri hav.. il "mutely coaxed
mid th m iic m d them, often nvero nitig1 iti
i.iiagcs in anger.
Every body 'in-mber* Itnw l lie
pt,.^lw,
in estintaiion.
I'-Hcn th -Ji a '■grd’s iirnnhc v.->-
1
.
1K. --U O
V- ^
TZ Ur ’
•
SPEC IAL
Itlx.'t I t o r d s
J!)v i. Ill ( i.rds
:tO\.’l I - J t.ra> Tillies
Prescriptions
1.25
311x3 1-2 Red Tubes 1.15
2!)xl.ll) L r i y Tubes 1.15
2 ! ) \! .| n Red Tubes
1.70
\'l Cun run teed
Ouukrr St a le Oil
(la - 2lc„ Creasing 75c
( W i!
MM
ill
Accurately Killed
We Deliver
Sanford Drua Co.
Kines
rent - i.,i I*ir -1 SI
Dears,
Cement
WANTED
_Couple To Marry
in Public
The newspapers of the country have lnd :t great ileal to
I . U . M 1 5 I C R ( ’( ) .
say recently about Roy lirny, owner of a oue-nmn clothing
52(i Maple Ave. Pliant* 7117
store in a small Iowa town who lias been proclaimed as Amer
ica’s average citizen. Selection of 11ray was made m con
Sanfuril Kiwanis l Lull nill -/ivc
nection with a story appealing in the American Maga-ine
any couple, who will njirej to
which picked out Fort Madison, Iowa, as the average A metm arry in public, m arriage 1:alean town. Thd* clothing store operator was chosen by bis
conic,
wedding pccMSitH, ami
NEW TtltE STOKE}
home people as being their representative citizen.
t<> hrng .'nwn fin> from hi •u*i!l furaiah the preacher for
FRESH STOCK
the weeiding ceremony. Couple
Following the magazine’s discovery of Gray, a represent- Z
l.,"u
t it At*. ' NTKF.D MAKES
must he residents of Seminole
ative of one of thd larger press associations was sent-to the nmtil not in.- without religion:
All Sizes
County, nnd names kept secret
little town to interview Mr. Average Citizen. Among other »vt*n a fats- • i^ iioitcr tirm*
Low Prices
: o no one will know who they
things the reporter submitted a list of twenty questions to iV,V-Vj Hia*V*i** ** I'otn,lv
,f
gnil, it would
m e until they appear on piatGray. Their answers have excited no little, amount of a t-' hav**'bel'n > es.sary to inv "it
Special
forni the niglit of the ceremony
tention because of the fact that they reflect the make-up of .one.”
30x3 1-2 Cord
$5.50
If interested, write, or call K.
the average American citizen.
2 9 x 1 .1 0 t ’lird
St>.95
F Lane, F irst National Bunk
Whether we agree with Gray nr not on all of his nils^ Ht’*\(i \i{\ ,V '°
F.
P.
Rines
r .jj’ l'ng, Sanford, Flori In.
wers or even part ot them IS ot little consequence. It is, how- ..risml When .hailrngcd to dn
"•21 EAST FIRST STREET
ever, interesting to compare our views with those of the Iowa with «nhr«v by two Jewish -lu iclothier and ascertain to what extent we are average Ameri- l,l '■ They wep more surp . ,d
cans as depicted .by the American Magazine.
Her*- are the
'up.' ’“**
questions and answers:
Now eight other young J. , ,
UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT
1—
Who is the greatest living American? Lindbergh. The
riullcngad eight <>th"r m. ..
For treatm ent of Ring K orun, Jiggers und any skin eruption
greatest European ? I don'L know.
.smuitic simk'ni:> t<» fDebt . it
2—
Vo you personally believe in the theory of ...... ............un? ’“^ " 'o e r „ r
.... ........................ i.iI'rico "ae Sold and guaranteed by tho
.
iiutkit anti Semitic
Ktudwr
UNION PHARMACY — Phono 375
3— W hat.is the most important issue in the l'J28 presi- ik'mjhifu!.' Tu fight with -ab
dential race? There are many important issues, but no out- io/'comL^uellin*®1,!
*Z‘.
standing issue.
vcraltlei.
’
‘I—Who is your choice! for president nnd why? Hughes When men fight with a'
(Forrrter Secretary of State Charles Evans’ Hughes) is best
*hl' W.ll"
nothing
to
p
iutrct
jugular
vein m '
qualified from every viewpoint.
anything else. And a heavy .-aln.5— Can good beer be bought in Fort Madison? No.
is no child’s toy. Many n limn )u<
I
fi— Did you agree with the verdict in the Dempscy-Tun- been killed In such “affuii - <if
Sifts NOV/ on nur *ww
i.
aor”
among
Gcrmnn
officii
‘
Jeweler
ney fight? Yes.
____
eusy payment plan.
Only US shopping t'uys Ins
7—
Do you think Dempseyastnnds a chance to come hack 1 at NAPLES yesterday a !
.. 108 Magnolia ..
as champion? No.
, all. handsome girl, culled Priiu-e.i
tore ch rv tm aa.
8— What do you think of the Locarno pact?
I don’t
‘S
know What it IS.
\ h'l-unce," married Prince Aim>di"i
1)— I)o farmers need relief through federal legislation? j'T Savoy. «»>n of thoDukc uf Ai.st.
They neetl it, but I don’t know of any way of getting it to!11
*'f 111y a k>ng’
them.
TH E KINGS OF Italy and Spain
the marriage, with duz10—
What is your opinion of H. L. Mencken? (Gray witnessed
de
ens
of
princes,
dukes, etc., present.
clined to answer.)
The most interesting witness
11—
What is your impression of Mussolini? He haswusa Benito Mussolini, un urdent
socialist, locked up in various pris
good publicity agent.
ons not long ago, now ruling Italy
12— Who irf vour favorite baseball player and why?nnd determined if he can to get
part, of Alfonso’s lands in Africa.
Walter Johnson, because he is always a clean player.
For the payment of 1927 taxes
13— Do you believe professional baseball is honest? Yes.
The world’s speed record in
14— Do you believe in military training in the publicbroken
again by ap Italian ace.
A discount of two percent is allowed for
schools? No,
______
(
feeding
.
‘
MG
imlen"an
hour,
more
15— What is your impression
of
Mayor
William
Hale
ussion
payment in November, and one percent in
than five miles n - minute.
How
Thompson of Chicago? I think ho is maJdng Chicago a good long will it take men to flv us tiu
December.
mayor.
■un seems I t fly. around tin* earth f
When requesting tax hill always give le
lti— Do you think King George is interested in spreading ut the rate of 1,000 miles un hour.
British propaganda in American schools, ns Mayor Thompson Good news foe old men that want
gal description of your property as shown
charges? I don’t think so.
to live longer. Tom Cheek, known
by deed.
frequenters of racetracks, fin
17— Do you think the United States should join theto
ishing his season in the United
League of Nations? No.
''
str* j takes his three horses und
“
of $5,890 to Cuba. Mr.
18—
Do newspapers print too much crime news? i. :nk?oU”
1
Check,
103
years old, looks after
wouldn’t say that they do.
his own horses and their shipping,
with the aid of one stable boy, 60
19— Do you approve smoking by women? No.
years’ old. He attributes his long
20—
Do you think present styles in womenW dress tend
life to the fact th a t he lets bettors
to cause loose morals ? 1 don’^ think so.
do the worrying.
H. C. VIELE
Phone 325
E. First S t.
SPECIAL
P ’a. ler, Huofing. Hriek.
SE C U R IT Y
Realty Co.
*
.U M B ER
ash at r!
DeForest Sanfc
Select
CHRISTMAS
STATE AND COUNTY
TAX BOOKS
NOW OPEN
JNO. D. JINK1NS,
Tax Collector Seminole County
GENUINE 13 PLATE
Q
FORD. BATTERY FOR t?
AND YOUR OLD BATTESt
Ford Batteries need no introduction.
They can he used on all makes of cars and art* nnii
Radio Battery.
Edward Higgins, Int
Authorized Ford Sales & Service
Palmetto & Commercial Sts.
Phone 331
th a t
p c
eern your Pocketbook
well as Ours
T M T E R ’i S T E i ) a--t<c
JL tr..Ts i.tLrn ad; i:.« v.hitL
Krcumcs 1 1 all the mency
we ciilbcl fruin tic piiiilic
lur telephone service. O**
ct-.ir
v.c m e glad to tell
them the iJcfiiL ut our
opccaiiog cxpcnJitur- .
.
*■ One nf t!a* big item* nt expense, which coniumc»
>vcmI million dollar- of the money paid us, n tzx«1 hit ot every S
ot gn?s revenue received
i-.* ;e;tr $9.50 veu paid to the tax collectors of the
luntici, stitej ar.d fedeett government. Thii
' >■• -qua! tu S i.59 for each ul.xlum c in service
d. r»n ; the year,
.
' 7a* j ar-.* uecc-wry fur tin* proper. aur.Miiutrat.' u < : ur ! c-.I ar.J i d cal governmenu and every
patri.u:c - ltiien expe.:- to pay h:s share. But the
t i\ liiii of your tcicphoiic company l;as m o u n t e d W
.-toch pniportu m a- to prc. ju a serious problem tlut
co ri.i, . the *iibvrih'r as well a? ourselves, for taxes
ate •I'-erUin^ expenses and must be paid with money
v.e v«
t i service.
.A Ouc .taru.-, .1iace Lu.r.^*,’4 M5- p
!'»1 f. wl ii\* tin* a\Vr.' :c investment in service has
wcs.-e.t hut 'l a per cent. And, as you know.
th. (*..11 .. ' .ui are p j I:rd fir p -y ftir service have nwrtcd •
*' ;brl/ as copip:-r \l with t
in : . u i , 'va-je- old other factors ncccsiaf)'
.viidcriuy hijd* j .a d . tvicplione servite.
___________________
The rumor had just reached our ears tha t "S a n fo rd
K i t m d ■■
fl«“ mmttr* needs another newspaper’ and was going to have one, whch
O t l t k t r ST. « • ! » . « t t h * r o « t o f f l * * we noticed in the Winter
Haven Chief something rather
• I R a a fa rH . K i*rtda
* e« • *
o f M m r rk a 1WT.
interesting which sort of contormed to our ideas on t h e sub
... F . i n T o i i ject and may' give readers of The Herald
so mething new to
HOLLAND L. DEAN
.................. .. . M A N A D E H
n , H o n 'A r ■> BEno
think
about.
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER
Mystery Picture Glorifying the
^ ^i?na,r' American Male
d a l A n d Personal Adioit
e Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER. Society Editnr Residence 7
Mrs. Brodie Williams
LAKE MARY
Hostess To Methodist
Church Circle Friday-»-<*.* m
'S S T * * *
Church ••
- " »on"-x."'
west f
Thornton
'
s *wing club will meet
S'aonii Fellows.
I, cj,|(> primary Parent Ten^uofiation will mee* al
A \ t the West S,do School.
i-| Deportment of the Wo' Club will hold, hortnlgh
:i
n clock
w itr
L & m Moore Scott. Mrs
» ffnllv nnd
Ho wan
hO'itl**’*'*4-
J an Circle will meet al
in..!Lv. nt the home of Mrs
npr1* ant* i
■•-» ............
r ri<c(,nal Sunday Sehoo! will
M*fial meeting at S o'clock at
iridt House.
lie Turner Circle of the First
.i (hun h will meet at It MO
j. with Mrs. E- .1. Taylor,
L . First Street.
Edmund Meisth will entorLmbers of the Young MatBridge luncheon at her home
[*t First Street.
THURSDAY
L Ernest M. Galloway will
Lin the members of the rtupliljut, at J o'clock at her home
[ar m Avenue.
1,1 Neighbors of Americn will
| , . ’7.30 at the Old Masonic
The E sther M ettinger Circle of
the Methodist Church met Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Brodie Williams on Myrtl s Ave
nue.
Cosmos, marigolds
and other
orange colored cut flowers were
used with ferns in decorating the
rooms.
The business session was presitl
eil over by the chairman Mr a.
W alter Rtunes. A fter routine busi
ness had been carried out, the
meeting was turned over to Mrs.
W. S. Thornton, who led the study
classes, 1 he circle is studying the
Llr.uk of Jonah. A silver offering
was taken up a fter the study class.
A most delightful social hour
followed the business sessio n .
During this time Mrs. .1, K. Me tinger. for whom the circle w n
named, and who was guest of hon
or for the afternoon, sang a group
ni lovely solost* accompanied by
Mrs. Claude Herndon. Mrs. Mettinger was presented a bouquet of
exquisite red roses ns a token o f
lave and esteem. Mrs. Walter
Raines, the chairman, was given u
bouquet of ehrysnnthumums in
rememberance of her birthday.
Refreshments
consisting
of
without
Ovm P.i Wm T*i J ars u s t o ’r t
TODAY
•Mis. Yi:ia Molt arrived Thurs
day from Montrose, Pa., and will
occupy her new home on Palmetto
Avtmie whi.h was built during the
t.inimer. Mht* was
accompanied
home h> Mrs. Birchard also of
. 1*ntinsc, Pa., who will make her
I'otn- witt, her this winter.
Mi. and .Mrs. Renj. I. Wagg
ui lived this week from Amesbury
M a-s,, and will occupy their home
it* 1 rys.al Lake Avenue,
v .Mrs H. D. Durant sp**nt lii'i
week with her parents at 1 iersott.
r riends will h«* glad ti> learn nt
tl:e continued improvement, of h, *
nmthei.
■Mi's, h rihp Hailey, who has he *n
siwi rely ill at her home on Islaml
Lak- , h.'w - improvement,
al
though 'till innfiiled to bed.
K- I*. *ireen is erecting a hut..- •
i a Lake Mary Ave.
< Iy.it* (ilcason of Canton, N. \ ,
has heen the guest of his hrotue i. Mover (ilcason.
* iuir.es Whitaker was pleasnntL suiniised mi lust Monday cv wL'g. when a number of his friemt.
gathered at his home and staged
i' party in honor of his fourteen n
biithi.av Rctreshmenta were serv• I by ins mother, Mrs. Alher*
••cr?en adaption of John Willard s
great singe success of the same
.tame and was dir?ctrd by Paul
l-eni, famous foreign director, who
recently came to this country’ to
produce pictures under the Uni
versal banner.
The story concerns six relatives,
who go to the supposedly haunted
house of a deceased uncle a t the
hour of mi.bright to hear his will
•*(). The attorney who reads the
w !l is mysteriously murdered nnu
cl p cion, in uini falls on each of
ihe six principal*. How tiv real
nurdeied is finally detected i* one
>f the most absorbing mystery
tales Imaginable.
Laura La Plante plays the s ta r
ing role and i. supported bv an
i xr. ptiiuinilv Uro.ig cast, includ
ing Ar»hur F.dmund Cnrew, Creigh
tin Hale. Forrest Stanley. G ert
rude Xst'ir. Tully Marshall. G eorge
S.rgm.tnn, Flora Finch and Mar
tha Mattox.
k
The adaption was made by Alf :'d Cohn.
Circle Two Meets Oni
Friday Afternoon With
Mrs. S. O. Shinholser
cal D. A. R. To Dine
irth,South Veterans
W. C. Hill is expected to
home Saturday evening
I .YewYork where she has been
ilB* os the guest of her brother
■ife, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Le
more men were tarred with the ( form er governm ent not only had
brush of Remus' guilt, hef re hi. tracked him into prison, but had
s yndicate was run to
earth and entered his domestic life, "hronkirg
smashed, largely through the o p -tup his home," and obtaining large
orations of Dodge.
| sums of Remus' money,
Whtn the department of justire
• perative had amassed sufficient 1
I 'r i d t r c e to si'rd Remus to ih.- fr*deial penitentiary a t Atlanta for a
two year "rnp,” Remus the fir<t of
the millionaire “ bootleg kings" to
\
I •• enught in the grip of the law.
lie had been in the Mg Gnfi-wal- i
led federay prison in Atlanta hut a
few months btiNre
the strnng* t
talcs began to filter
outside of
“ ROUGH HOUSE ROSIE"
Remus’ life of luxury there. It is •
Comedy
said that he did no work, that he
T H E LAST PERMAN ENT
enjnved sumptuous meals,
hixur
WAVE"
’iusIv furnished quarters, and ovalso
■ry other advantage that a convict |
Mutt and Jeff
is siippi <ed not to have.
Then Dodge came into the pie- 1
OCEANS OF TROCHEE
ore again.
*
I
As a result i f the federal agents i
mdi r e ver investigation, Albert ■
.'iirinn, then warden of the pi*m'• f i r r y , and his fricml
v He min"
Riehl. Iiotl) of ('nlumhuj, were d ’ S>
tdr.ii d and became prisoners of .hr
institution they had governed. Sev•iil minor penitentiary employes
ilsu were caught in the net that
tightened about those
who hid
■mooted the way for
Remus in
I"i " i.
The i n f 'rmftt'on which
Remus gave against thorn* who hn t
been can ht in Dodge's net earned
for the bootlegger the name of
"nit" and made the penitentiary
unsafe for him. II • tvas transferred
to a i minty jail m (Him.
Mean,' hile, Ihdge, tr-itg "tends"
he had inanvered in sending Renins
• the penitentiary, eotuinued his
olive nvainst I’enuis’ •<tU'C)::'.'‘or,A|ti
the <thin bomle** r.ror, and thtee
mere nliioaiis, "all nfluials *f ihe
federal
prnhtitition itdmimstra
tion lit the Hiirheye state, went to
A1hint a.
They w* r » .Insna It. Russell. *
former p r o h i b i t '.t (ulntinistrn *
for Ohio; \!* ih* It CArelnnd, his
chief clerk and Warren K. Harett,]
eiifnnement oficer.
When Renin was in prison, his
w*fe filed suit for
divorce, and
Ri'inii i eotinteri d with a cross a
111H AUCTIONEER
lion, in which he named I bulge an
With
George Sidney
correspondent alleging
that the
Baumel’s
Continues All Through
This Week
•
fo r•
„y
TOMORROW-..
100 “Cinderella”
WASH DRESSES
Fast Colors \ ;
Sizes 7 to lO
Values to $3.50
TODAY
11 Tui'ir nmniiil opera which will
our llm t-o-i aiiJ lubltlle west
loving llif (In i-iif%is hollllny sen •
00. sMiiicifs of i||,> C*111vers It y of
HI. liltan wt|| glorify the Aniertil" male XIncept Wall of Ownso. Nlo Ii one of those being gloi !*
icd. ji pictured above !u his
glorifying regalia.
Activities Ol! Fodi'ntU’rnhihil*
ion Agent & Liquor Kunner
Cause The ir P a th s To Cross
Many Times InKeccnl Years
Nov. 7. (INS)
iy of thc„nctivii ies
le the avowed fm*
uplng milloiH
by
*s deliherntely and
ie other in Ihe role
nemesis, tracking
lignin behind ihe
nlmut the relations
Remus, "Bootleg
King" hrid here on a
charge of
murd'ring In wife, and Franklin
K. Dodge, former deportment
of
justice agent.
T'Oinui, in the early days of pro
hibition, organized tin* first of the
bootleg syndicate*, and become the
czar of the ilheit liquor traffic in
Ohio and a half dozen neighboring
i states. His organization extended
from ti ink-driver* who delivered
his illicit product Into high oficlnU
nnd political circles, and a dozen Mr
Novelties
Pictures
(Pass \Vnre
Hrass Wear
T om orrow
ONLY
$1.50
.......... * ..... ... $1.HH
?1.0U
........................
51.00
....... .......
91.00
0
A few items to dose out at !»0c
We are also offering for Wednesday only, one lot of
“Vanity Fair” silkbloomersspecially priced at
$2.95 per pair
We have a nice line of new full Felt 1(:\U which we arc
offering on thisoccasion nt theattractive price of
B a u m e l’s
The Post Office is
next door to us
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben Cantwell have
returned from Jacksonville where
they spent a few days us the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Rogers.
W. E. Mac Dougall Jr., returned
home Sunday from Montclair, N.
J.- anil Boston, Mass., where he
has been spending the past six
months.
Miss Louise Thrasher, who is at
tending Southern College at Lake
land, spent the week-end
hete
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. RT. Thrasher.
FALL Hats of new KorgeousneasI
Bright
vrdav'
_____
y r. and Mrs. E. B. Fare mo*o’.
Mr. rnd Mrs. E.' B. S'.ow.* hr/e c*l Saturday to
wh?:'°
r-dnr-f 1 from MiAmi Beach when; they spent the week end.
thev hev* been spending lh» Pa'’ - ,,
Wallace a stiwlent
tlon.^They'
« * • «
Williams.
with
novel
Hats
Autumn colorings,
taking now ways nnd lines to smartness
Mr. and Mrs. Tclhani Lockwood i Booth, Mrs. Florence Iloteler, Mrs.
of New Smyrna spent Sunday [ Kudora Zimmerman. Mlsse* M ar
Etmn Cochran,
hera as the guests of their uunL garet Sprout,
Catherine Cochran, Almn Ring,
Mrs.
M.
Martin
a
t
her
home
".Mar
Wallace W right nnd
Cora Ring, Mary Dunn, Sadie
Mrs. Robert Howard of tin Cottage.”
Fisher
'lo ry Whitaker. Mable
-—
Irft Monday afternoon for
Ferguson,
Mury Miller, and Mrs.
L.
P.
Hagen,
Leonard
Miller
and
> where they will visit ut
Cachere.
"f Mr. and Mrs. Julian : Dan Hansel! were nmong those Theodora
The Florida Power £ Light Co. *
from Sanford attending the Florida-Georgiu football game on Sat Employees Associatim from Han
ford held a chicken dinner ut the
urday at Jacksonville,
• raijj Thompson and smni!
Chamber of Commerce Building on
“ r Hetty returned home
Sirs. S. S. Williams and small Thursday evening, followed by
f evenin.; from Mcntgonu daughter, Betty of Jacksonville. dancing.
*•. where they have been Lre visiting here ns the guest of
Mr. a rd Mrs. W. N. Stevens of
■I relatives.
They
were her mother, Mrs. Ida Austin at Lake City, Fin., are visiting their
at Jacksonville by
Mr. her hom 210 Laurel Avenue.
Yaughtfr and husband, Mr. and
flian
*
Mrs. A. F. Kemp. They are on
Hodgson Ball, Billie Ball Rf” their way home from Tumpa,
■JIM* friend- of Mrs. Alfred Frank Symes and Hugh Welchcll where Mrs. Stevens has been rec
■be pleased to learn that formed a party motoring Saturday eiving medical treatment, and are
’ returned home a fter to Jacksonville to witness the
t hl* accompanied by their daughter,
several months with FIorida-Ge^rgia football game.
uth Stevens
Savannah- Ga.. She
^•"upanietj homo by her sisMiss Katherine Buhrmnn, young
" n * Council.
daughter of Rev. and Mr3. M. P*
Buhmian, who is attending South
‘ nompson le ft Thursday ern College a t Iaikeland, spent the
i tx e whcre ho went U week-end here w ith her parents.
• hompson and daughter
O. P. Herndon and son Osborne
*r* returning home from
J
r.,
spent the week-end at Jack
1*in A , » wbere they have
‘lnK relative,
sonville and were among i*’04.'’
from fisnford gf. cn'!inT the F r n dr.fr-’orgia football game on Sat- end Here witn n«». p.ir.im -
t w no’J u i V w J ' r t o S t * 1
« ’
»» >F«»‘
yi
PRINCESS
Ci lie Two of- Ihe Methodist
ci cam and coffee were served U v
Mas.... Freest Wilson e n te r aid- Ch'iich met Friday afternoon nt the
i:i the afternoon by Mrs. Williams. ,d a rimnlier of young friends a' home of Mrs. S. 0. Shinholser on
Mrs. .1. K. M ettinger and Mrs. bis home fast Friday in honor ni • •ni; Avenue.
Claude Herndon were visitors, his tenth birthday
Alter routine business, the memMembers present were Mrs. J F..
Mm Helen Dunn who has been li'.< spent the afternoon sewing
Preston, Mrs. R. T. Torrence, Mr**, ih for thr pun week with plctiri *v •»:t nigs, runners and hfit pots for
V,‘ C*,M4/ f rnJ y’ Mr r
R-f
U -.hit- to return to school nirau, the bnaaar.
. lrn. L. M. Tyre- Mrs. W l). Cobb,
T'hi* Ph* Social announced iW
I hiring the social hour, piano
*Jr ' ■
^ Criffin, Mrs. J. M. hint Thur^ility
which was pi st • i lections wen* given by Helen
**.a- v\ Mrs. It. \u Shinholser, Mrs. pnru-d was h^lcl nt the Community Wilson, P-tuhne Stoiulenmire and
Mts. Lola 14* Cette, Mrs. Tom
Friday evening;, Fiances Wilson. Later refreshments
Williams. Mrs. W alter Raines, Ni.vemlier -Ith with the followin** w re served by the hostess assisted
Mrs. \ \ . S. Thornton. Mrs. .1. F. ■ommiitee in charge. Mrs. Elmer Iw Mis, Sam Bindford and Mrs. J.
Conner and Mrs.Williams.
Ilyollaine.
Mrs. Clarence Ishell, F. Conner.
-■
Afts. John St,tubes.
Toin I,. Hawkins motored SatnrThe Hallowe'en Party on Friday
day to Jacksonville, where he will evening at the Community ltuil.1- for
attend the Georgia-Florida foot- ing which was announced hy Airs. 1 apt
hall game.
.Theudcra Cachere, anti to which
-------the community was invited proved
nml Mrs. F. S. Daiger of
Mrs. C. C. Godwin returned to be a most enjoyable occasion, To a are spending a few tlnys
home Monday from Jacksonville Most of the guests were in cos- ht i visiting relatives.
v hcre she attended the funeral j f tttpie, the ladies' first prize going
Mr. Wheeler.
to Airs. A. F. Kemp
and the
Mrs. Verne Messenger spent tbgentlemens' to .1. I). Evans.
Al! week-end nt Jacksonville with h.»
Mrs. Fred It. Wilson returned r. its of Hallowe'en games were mother, Mrs. N. S. Jordan,
home Monday noon from Jackson- played, and the children present
v.lle where she has been spending especially entertained by W. I.
J. B. Ijiwson ami Charles Cool;
several days.
ifi [ kins, Jr. Refreshments were have returned from A tlanta, Ga.,
-------served and music and dancing where they spent the past week on
business.
Mr. and ,M*rs. Fred Uuiger Jr., enjoyed until a lute hour,
are pleasantly located for the
The Live Wire Class of the
winter at the A. It. Key residence Community
Church
staged a
on Park Avenue.
.m ost enjoyable Hallowe'en social
Ua members of
-------at the Chamber of Commerce
IBridge Club.
M ri. J. OI:n Lnncy left Satur- building on Monday eventing. As the
n'aClub uf Holy Cross Epis- day for Wctumpka, Ala., where guests arrived, they were received
iChurch mil meet nt 7 o’clock she was called by the serious ill- at the door by a ghost with the
e Parish House.
ness of her father.
‘ hand of death.” Mrs. Theodora
.SATURDAY
--------Cachere played this part well. The
iliin Music Club will meet
Mrs. Frank Miller returned program opened with a
grant!
15 o'clock at the studio of Tcm e Sunday from Jacksonville march by those in costume led by
Fannie S. Munson on M yrtli where she spent u few days with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bolder, fol- ing the past week nt Tampa as the
hcr sister Mrs. Lulu Clay.
lowed by Luvera Booth and Hor- guests of .Mr*. T. W. Ramsey, will
----- -ace Cochran. Prizes were awnrAod return home Tue.idny,
| Mrs. P. D.McRae had as he^ for the best costumes as follow;
guests for the week-end her sis- Howard Iloteler, linen haridkerter, Mrs. \V. B. T urner and niece chiefs, Mrs. Lloward Iloteler, dress
Miss I>ottie Turner of Tampa. ' flower, Rev. James Thompson,
--------anti R. D. White ns leaders were
Armistice Day the members
Dr. A. W. Epps nml I»r. Ralph greatly enjoyed: Clapping* whistia N, tie V. Howard Chapter
>. C. will entertain the veter- •Stevens motored to Jacksonville jn» f bid) twine, clothes |>in confboth North and South nt a Saturday where they attended the t«iSts. A ghost strry read by Miss
Alary Dunn was follewed hy n
i(m at 12 o'clock a t the Georgia-Florida football game.
sole Cafe. All members of the
B. L. Perkins, Hugh Tillls and.
Jack Hewitt formed a party motor
ing to Jacksonville Saturday morn
ing to attend the foot-ball game,
n end Ni..<. W. R. Burt and
ihter Dorothy of Jacksonville
ni here Friday utid are the
l* of Mrs. J. E. Laing nt her
• on Oik Avenue.
pag e
' - " ' ' y ; 1-
h' " * ith h,r
trir November. Hats are arriving daily in
a glorious profusion of styles.
N ew
Kinds of Felts!
V elvets in New Versions!
Solcil Velours!
Special Prices Prevail N ow
Plain White
----------Linen----- —
BREAKFAST SETS DINNER CLOTHS
with colored borders with 6 Napkins.
Pure Linen
(1-2 doz. Napkins)
£6.00 to $8.00 set
$2.75 to $5.00
NAPKINS
All Linen
AIJ Linen
.
DAMASK
Hemstitched
64 in. wide
Special £2.25 doz.
£1.50 yd.
Lovely Combinations!
T h e Season’s Smartest Hats!
�'AGE j?OUK
THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1927,
WIVES WILL GET
BUYING LESSONS
FROM BUTCHERS
S tu d e n ts Solve B an o n A u to s
Germ .in Observers See InNew
Action AnnlherSIepTnwaril
Diplomatic Break That Will
Not He Ended In SomeTime
BERLIN. (INS) That the Leo ,
Goldfields largest foreign *otice<
sion in the Soviets Union, and .he
last English conre<sion «*f anv •rportanc* l<*ft in Riiss*a. 1- th* 1*
idve up its Engl -h n 1 i t ,
U ren< rted by the Dvutsch** ilmd*
els Diensi
Withdrawal of English 1 ipit:.|
from
tile
Lena
tbddfn Ids
. would indicate, in the opini m of
German observers. h.it h>* <r* '*-,*
English banking worll Inn) | l;i *d
itself squarely on the - ;d,* ,.1 1
conservative cabine [code"-. *» h
*»- brought about the brmk M-,*h I!-,
sia and have insisted that diploma
tic relations should not be resumed
until the Bolshevik- «h*»w ., rhang
. of heart.
Germnn hanker-*. on in* other
hand, have been quick to take adv
antage
of
the
field
hit
open to
them
by
the
pol
itical hostility of
the
Brit
Ish to the Soviets. Negotiationare said to be under wav t**»w I •••
tween members of the hoard **f di
rectors <i the Lena G ddfivld
.1
Germnn capitalists, while unilar
negotiations have alieadv lu-t-ti im
ported from Franee One of t* •• »»*•£ :ts of the hogotiations h
to
the completion of a c ur mot f-r
the Lena Gohlf'eld 1 1 »b*liv r gi*U
to the Bnnk of I-'ranee
and the
State Bank of Poland.
Although the mntiiigenn nt of ; »i«.
Lena Goldfield- earefullv di-cour.
age nnv publicity over th-ii d ft'i
cutties in Soviet Russia. 11 •« veil
known to persons fumilur with e* nditions in Moscow tliat the general
director of the eonipatiy was nearly
driving to desperation by the ob- •
acles which the government put m
the wn.v of his concession.
Tho nrrest of his confidential em
ployees was a daily hazard. One of
his office clerks was taken from
the Mil cow office by agents of the
G. P . U. , under the very nose of
the manager. His superintendents
of the labor at the fields on are Le
na river were similarly persecuted.
lmhor disputes referred lo Soviet
courts were invariably settled in
favor of the complaining workmen.
Although these conditions arc* the
ordinary l<*t (if the foreign concess
ionaire in the Soviet Union, the fact
th a t the Lcnu Goldfields was an
English concern was believed to
have been an qggravating circum
stance in view of the intense disfa
vor w ith which any English under
taking Is regatded in Russia.
mm
Clearing House For
Citrus Fruits To Be
Organzed In State
JACKSONVILLE Fla.. Nov. 7
-(By !ttii*rnaliana] Ncvv-t Servict*),
T h is Is W h y T o u rists H a d to D e to u r
( ’levelnntl .Meal Dealers Are
Planning To Teach Women
How To Pick Cuts And How
To Prepare And ServeThem
Wmw,,
ri.EVElA.NI> (> — Nov. ?.—
Hundred-* <*i ic.atl ni -at dealers
'■'»!! parti* i|> 11» in an educational
'■•■utti gn >i* i" or to the 11v«»tock slum .1 I agriculture e m o
tion in Pal.!* Hall. November
Teaching .1 h*u-i*wi 'e how ,0
si-lee; 111,-itr 1':*•*. h v b.*st to pre-,
rat • and .. * - it and teaching the
tniie- h **■ >* cut meat- aad how
>■» teil *he afferent grades *h'*
cimmaig-1 ni l cnnsi-t of wt**dmc
display■* -l ow , xhihit*
lectures
In. i*xpe, on carious tapirs jif th,*
men; celling inrtnstry.
mmm
Rtu(l**iit3 *tt tho Univoriity of <>. ili'iina at Nortaan I nf tiicir flglic
nc.ilu.u the ruling prohlbiUio: ad* at tiutoniubile <, but they don’t)
mind.
Bill Jacksoa and Al. * Mao Ktstler have decided to tot
Dubbin do tho worrying about the tr.illlc, while Warren Ilatlield a n d
Leo Stnlu arc talking it over in tho rumble seat.
The * tv>r< «■ -l meal- o f all kinds
will be -Tiown in d is p la v s bv local
denlei
v. ho h *pe to equal last
' e m ' - 1*if t'te t->-*ji*si meat
exhibi 1.1 ’
Unite,I S ta te s
WJmi, the r'ltv of Jnll<*i. f ni-*! States Shltipiau lioa-d ves-el, rammed 'h e <
^rldci* v
tliik*- 1^ , d»*t"ov)r.i* ihe lift, im iii-ts bad
detour I art nub*
eni, . .*a*t I he f ' 11 i 0 4 w-t • a,..* .
igt: ■-... 1 .• n -*ke 1 he turti in a *
f ippan. pi mu men!
sun.
,
, ,—bleiiiial
arehiteet
ot
• ,rk f t .
-p e ak in g hi*for,
D ouble S la y e r M eets H is B ro th e r
01. m a n ln-;itu.e
of
S*•••'•
u, • a ,n at it - 1 vent eoiiveO
\ 10 h irit 't*s ( oo|»* • -1 •
The on .1
Ocal 1 '
;
i' loa
... . ,
i|.. •
.,
• 11
,i
■\ I I,
n -d
«iiid
k n * and provision1 numl in the move
help with 1 he pre-
s.-imig , am paign
b* dealers fur the
, o.iddio.is is cau sin g
.t > extend i.ipidlv Itrnugh
t • ml i v .
I* - the old v m > "sities
r, ,
1..1V
ilv.c lif v
,,m
Pu-
ti.i
being
“itaad made.”
lo* wn -tv •'! 11me. !;ib<"
-i.il that implicrapputt
i'lie day
of
hand made
Clioing.
how I'V er.
\V "
MEMPHIS.
T“" " . Not.
(INS)
Never again'1* v„
jm l breaks. No
more safe robbers f „ r
On the eve of her .tPDart '
tht* state penitentiary
whi ru she must serve fj*v
Gladys Malone, alley,.,!
attempted jail breaks haJii
yegjm en, made main
“ N e v e r again!" u ,.le h
criminal activities
IIladyt, divorced « if,. „
Malone, profession,-! r„in(
w.i.s once tried as a bandit but
I hen she married Ke,|
alleged gangster from |i,rmil
S he was charged with I,.,,
“ Queen” of the Asunrth .
Veggs, and pleaded emltv „
tenieticed to serve five Veai
v.as given ten year*
" U n i I’m through mm."
! told Sheriff Knight. led the attempted !ni|
to get Red out. I loved hin
d* ;tot cate what hup|H>n*
| Mop'.
"I am gomg to I,. „
"n o r and eai n mv p.,m|
i ' I can Th n foi in,. ^rp,
puces ol the west, where |
m g l- settle down, get
start over again I ne\er ha
" f a chance,*'
Miss Maud Clarki
Given Appointmen
By Librarian Chit
■ d tlom p!aii • f* r small
of f , ••lit .......
to
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. tine- simple re, angler,
o unti
I'roine h- wal
1., t o ■ lia-o
tort
I 'MUtred lo
limns u*,1 ro o*
)iians run be MM
■
> non. < 7 d llllil lit e*'i tianua *le, ve no two among 10.n.iii ||. no
need be a rch ite c iu i iil'v
1t in :;|i|iearame.
ppmg
flits plciuro was 111 to n vU ta He ary Moity
at bis wit,* and sisler-in-taw in N'rvz U ltra
(rig h t), whose wile hu killed. Tho phoi<
the hrotliors sat on a tieiicli in th** yard oi
was held as a auspeel for u tlinu he fore Hi
t ured.
M a s s Production GrSmall
Steel Dwellings
fie n d
In U. SHorn e Con s tnr.
“ I *-idd ng a $.1.0110 wooden
Iraise l day. $2,00*1 goes into m at
erial., and f.'t.nnu into labor. Fur
lie >amn hmis.• vvita a steel flame
he ,<• tal s 1o a $2,;t00 anil labor
mi-. $2.50:1.
With be'.tei organ
1711 10a and experience the savings
wtli lie much greater.
As the
s cel 'louse is fireproof and prart call'
in dost rue 1able, repairs
1*ml iiH'iruni'i*
will be mini*
m./.cd and financing simplified.'
-R. iiert l> Kohn number jiromin,.-. New Viirk architect, blamed
inrole a ue building laws for most
of ,he accidents and losses urc-i-
^
1he l*I
, .ation
, <n: Libia
ni
the
|<<-iii<>n i
foster do*
make hr
f, n t. u,
im,ke li
m
indu-.i"- lui'*- all d op| ed, s.ates
.1, • iep,n:, .‘.rni tla- high levels of
o
p- '-pi .ty of la-1 year, and ihe
1n -t 111 inths of ’
. at. and limniifuetin -is an- r»pu'ed to he exPINKHUttST N. u,. Nov. 7 -*• h
n,i n 11 - In,* !iigb a’*'- of Indus*- 1INS) Mass nmd ue lion of small wno*l or !u ' c ltd* 1 : ib!e frame*nit wag", lo red lit" heir easts. steel frame dwellings that tire*'*oi'k i • Ite new home building
I'lotit: nnv,* be* 11 cut lo narrow fireproof and Indestructible, and -rend in
o rg.i , a* i-ordii1' m these until-
S t a t e Prohibition
A gents NowOccupy
New Headquarters
JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Nov. 7
(IN S )—Special agents of the
Florida branch of the prohibition
bureau, of which W. K. Bennett 1-apeeial agent in charge, are nn.v
occupying their new headquarters
offices in the Baptist buildng here.
This division has charge of the
coast linu between Galveston, Ter.,
and Savannuh, Ga.. and from 15 *u
20 agents will be assigned to dutyin various cities along the coast
a s the work demands. W. II. Robin
son, chief special agent with head
q u arters in Washington, will have
imm ediate supervision of there
agents.
Announcement of these positions
a s agents in the various cities, to
gether with the fact th a t they
will only be upt>ointed under civil
service rules ami a fte r passing a
rigid examination ns to inegrlty,
c h a ru e te t and general fitness for
the positions, hns been made. The
commissioner of prohibition has
expressed the desire to build up a
honest, trustw orthy and capable
investigating force th at will have
the confidence of the general pub
lic and the respect of the courts.
The work of this brunch of the
prohibition bureau is entirely investigatorial in character and the
persunnell will be made up of men
who have had experience in that
line of work. R was announced.
Girl Bandit W
Swears Off CrjJ
As She Goes ToPi
Milka S al.Ii, h, IP, whilstyc
tirred the
in tIn
southern mu I fields 1 . ('olorudo is pi* tureil above with a broken arm
she sustained in an attack upon t mine. The girl, attired in a ii*,l tires-,
was leading strikers, to the m i property when she- wu« tram pled by a
mine guard's horse.
New Form Of Morphine Is
Blamed For Increased Use
Of Drags In Large Cities
N EW YORK. No . 7. ( I N S )
oggl'-d ;p ross the customs b tr
IncvstigaiiiHi of 1 1 .• -tid 't-n in 1 • 1 . it i- - im pit- lo turn this piepc least* ip drag .itbli t . hero ho ).* tiod into morphine."
disclosed the fact ibol .1 new fo: t
A I*'*- lend law passetl s. verul
of morphine called "cotMlodger” , \tnr.H ago forbids the manufacture
responsible.
'e and ill it i-ihutiuri of heroin.. It
This narcotic U apparently so is now principally a product of
harmless in appearance that *t Germany ami Switzerland, accordhas been smuggle] |n-r the eye; It g to thug experts, and exported
of the an. t vigilant detective . I*. iiuiggl>*r» into this country.
Tin tlni-j* tr.i ffiekei s h n v e d i- c-viert'tl that thi* dope gets by >
League Is Warned
easily lin y hove adopted the ‘•copW arning of the new ilrug was
•Irilgcr” mgip nit'ti for fhoir wor t. pl.t* *-tl In fore the League of Nat •1
l*\ Stefaint Uuvaxiolni. a
All t o a*; Men
lh* 11 v. \i (im
oi tii,. |a te -t
>ci in (lit* fight against tin*
Cavaxznini,
thing it) dni: n mg. are pr.iciici!* •1 ui irlini- of drugs.
Italian lelgate, asked that the
'v all young men.
•*The;te boys n'erer
a drug "ation- be artiiHcd to restrict tin*
VI befolt. c.ititi Chief City M.»- o- tot * f this newly manufactured
.•ristrnle A'.tjliiiTii McAtlio nftr*r •lute and to trace its exportation,
.'.i-:bur Woods, form er polit..*
ci-niitic lug an luvcstigatb a Of th •
11.u i siou**t of New York. Arn
raw evil.
' F* r that rvasnn it is
dt * ite at tile League of
1 doubly <1 * - 1 t.i.-- thing.
Tiii
li
Advisory Opium ConferJ tui.tp *., .m g drug i- mure
1 *■ thi - week, introduced u reso.
badly than heroin or upjutu.
' Ab u:> P i p**r cent of tmr tie •*■ -'•linn ini' forty opium fn .to ri.‘undid* t il ■ th.* 1 rug heroin. R * b>- placed under governm nr con" 1 ••)• '."ken over entirely by the
oritly, I: *.. r, |hev tell me th;
ibe |K*d ii 1 - from wnom they ha *■ <"■)'! mithm--. involved.
bought In nin are o'‘faring the.n
* Pin . vv0.1 1*1 he* a ntuthm lo th"
‘iop-dfdgc ’ inst -ad.
The n«|.Ji
h lu n .” .Indue Ah-Aitoo xJUtesl. ;*t
**i> the.* 1 : 11 get an equal efft
1 1
' ■ 11 ir upon the Gein.-vu Fopfr m C * worth «f cup-dodger
lV*in*
**it would stoji the whole
ag.;i"*> 15 to $'2"» for heroin.
i’e
lu g u lln g o f d r u g s in this
•('op-dodger is really morphin'*. 1 o u n tiy which is e n d a n g e rin g ou r
It 1 mail - in such form th at one- American youth."
-Establishm ent of a clearing house
fo r citrtii: fru its 'In Florida, an re
commended by Secretary of A gri
culture Jardine, i« highly piobnldy
w ithin the n’*xt thirty or forty d a y ,
according to a xtittement l»y State
m arketing
romm(MUncr L. M.
Rhod*«.
The proposed citrus clearing
house will prohuhly be established
in Orlando. Rhoden said, where
r m ost of the large shippers have
, office* and in the h u irt of the citrue fru it-dm lriev.-The-m ajority o f
t Florida grow ers favor the plan, he
i .M id.
Rhotles urgetl cooperation h->uc' tween the growers and the varh ; lo tu mark -ting agencies in fnrmuI, feting the Jurdine proposal. *It is
" 1b» only way the present citrus LONDON.
Nf*v
27 — (IN S)
fruit problem can be solved," he
n r u s h I 1: xiouslv wnb-hing the industrial
" If those now leading the dif- r. age iu the Unite*! Suites follnwint m arketing agencies wall not ing the
vf n report from
>t 00 neutral
and m utual the British Government'* com
orals and give and take in the mercial m N uers a t W ashington, in
lling of this modern beneficial which it U stated tha^ a tlufinitS
retotnt, the growers of the state serious decline in Am erican Indus1
i are the first owners of the rial activity hus set in.
'
it and the greatest, losers
Dateil 5Iav, tint-. 11)1*7, the rrprirt
*e* th at It is done.
which kus rccoivud wide attention
AmericanlndustrialStage
Watched With Interest By
English Heads Of Business
from m l: r-iaiist* and the Press
here, p v t « out that “a depression
in Am- ■ n industry, or even a
ju-iibii halt iu American industrial
gctiviiic- would create now much
mo-e airv’ly than in u trlv periotlt n
tiisuir
the consequence of
which v.utltd I
widely ft i* nbi
Shim
Agricn'tnre,
In j, th • au.om
f ile lit tlxh Boa d of T rade Journal, aime up *hc .port cautiousiv
iodiciiting “ the po -ability of a
-< rioin* pause in the long sustained
f.irward inovenu;iil."w
pnd this would
appear *.< be the -ll'icial attitude
of the British (!**’vernim*nt toward
tin- report.
"Th*.* installment system has uppar, ally reaebni .1 point whence
it 1anno. b»* much further expanded
with safety,” m the opinion of the
authors of lb" report.
“ A siiper-nbiuidiinee of invest
iimnt funds ba-.-il, in the last an
aly ii- on a larg" -apply and con
lutieil influx ol gold, has produced
im'hitinn in the *curiiles market "
they declare. "Will the notable exe, |itjon of one or two branches of
tmhntv and n lew individual nm
t erns the prttfii - "f industrial cup*
i> at ions even sonic of the stronge-t
and most efficient, have been i>duccd by keen mutual competition
high wages, largely developed pro
ducing capacity anti 11 tleeling tend
ency of wholesale prices to narrow
margins.
"Fm-seeing a still more seven
struggle for m arkets, and with no
great prospect of curtailing p
din ing costs much farther by im
proved mechanical
equipment,
many m anufactures are beginning
1 1 turn an Inquiring eye on th*high levels of industrial wages, and
a prolonged lay In activity would
undoubtedly give rise to it vig
orous canvassing of the possibility
of u general wage reductiiKi.
Coat of Distribution
‘’Costs of distribution generally
.peaking are very high, ami there
i-t a noticeable lack of eorrvspuiidenc-* in many lines between wh>*lt*
side and rutuil prices.
"Nptwithstandinif an enc*mraging rise in the prices of some agri
cultural commodities, there is -tilt
a wide margin between general a g - ,
i k u Isurul and general Industrial!
prices, and th i position in some
section* «>f the farm ing community
which hav been a weak link in the
ehaih of general prosperity, eontinues to be unsettled anil (linertain.
"The position in the motor-car *
industry unother prop of general (
activity, is mixed, a few munufucTari i'tr hnvtnjr gainrd g rn jin d ^ rrn "
“Shop" is scarcely the word to say—she’s so assured
and jaunty about it. You love to go along. Her clothes
are quite the thing as she swings expectantly down the
street. Her complexion is young, lovely. And so eager,
alert, is her gay, clean mind that into this shop she hast
ens, then out with a bundle- Into that shop, then out with
another. “Yes, this is the right cold cream," selecting
the simplest of two jars—the white, fluffy insides look
ing alike, equally fragrant. You’d think her rather cas
ual about her purchases, till home again she unwraps the
finest powder money can buy. The cake of soap kindest
for Sally’s skin. Sheer chiffon hose of wonderful wear.
And they prove the finest powder, kindest soap, longest
wearing sheer hose.
Kvery shop trip Sally makes a triumphant adventure.
Out of magazines and newspapers she gathers the news
that means getting what she wants, in the style and
quality she wants it, at a price it is right to expect to
Pay. She never wishes after she’s bought one thing that
she’d considered longer and bought another. For Sally
is sure She has faith in her own good judgment and
taste. Her choices come from an easy, happy survey of
all that is buyable.
Sally reads the advertisments and remembers their
news.
If you read the advertisments regularly, yoi
appraise what you buy with clear, calm
judgment of a professional
�TT1E SANFORD HERAIj). MONDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1027
bnIQfd Opm* d-rai*
P A G E V V fW
3— Help Wanted Female
r our v
Flag O a th Bre
k ’T A O . R A T O S
L s : Ca»h in Advsnee
L *d^ will be received
f c n ‘ and collect.,r « n t
L „ l , f.r
. n„.
Sc ■ line
r*
..........6c a lino
r*
_____4c a line
rates' on request.
Lduecd rates arc for
Live insertions.
Lur.ls of average length
Lte-i a line.
tmum charge of JOl .or
Lcrtion.
. . .
fjilvertising is restricted
LL cln* qfuation.
terro r ,J made The Sanleralil will he responsible
|v 0nt incorrect insertion.
Lortiser for subsequent
l
The 1I'fiee should be
L in,n>chat, ly in case of
/ H A PPU m eD To m V
D A R L.t M u 'r , i w »r-i
VA/h\V D I D I D l
?
<5UE.AVt C u f As
10-H— Plants And Flowers
er Month
' LEAv
-Tt-IEM A L O M c U .L t.E P k
\ A m O H L I P L E t o . Ui-\
L O C A T ’ If !AT t TC \':Q
jiM F R c s n e ;
•OH
\ O H
A Tf ■ > - * A *
■h— vO M !
.. -"
'■e stum, bungalow, on
thin ford Heights. Elect rt
•l water heater included
Uh. Owner living in North
and desires responsible
" " i| y his home in San*
t
11—Miscellaneous
$
11
M •-"* located at 22oa
' ” ,e. at t he i nrner of
FINK 0 1 .P VIOLINS F<>|
u p,, wind instrum ents
I7f>-.l. .lot* lieizei,stein.
<|iiiek sale: Upright pun
st e!nss condition. ?l
. A .'dress n ; poplar Ave
' s
in renting
easy term
HA It A U N I NOS. Auto Awning
Co. 11 liall Liblg.
' \*T,fcng your 'vlint »u
<. it more effective.
Cul! and see th<
ster chimes,
hognny. I*. E
First St.
estmin
ini mi
• i". m bungalow, WoudnilT si
. 11,1 '
modern convenient'
F ' Mm 1 r month. Phone 1.15.
12— W a n te d
rtmTVNT NOTICE
f titr . -bould give «heir
or |si*t«'ffiee address is
. ri,,i|r plione number n
f.ire results. About one
nut of a thousand has
phone and the other.,
Lnintu irate with you
they know your address.
Uwontinupnce .MIST he
L person *t The Sanford
| office or liv letter. TcleIdiMoUtinueiices are ntit
silioul
WANTED At Oru,.-: An ti ppnr* >inity to present Mis. • ieorge
ilaiilm with orte free l i ke! to the
Mil;;nt* Theatre.
his oeiorits n tupect to nllov
|(ii... II H* main 1- lots Uf
.*
.uni Mis J \V 11• mm* i ' ,*v,'!m*
l A V “ alleKlwiwe in the Hag ui.-ane *
men* wlueli. they *'i> la a g .illi't 1 i
.Iliolilel
l"*ur two ) ruTs ItUSsell i s
1 >*'
rtn"*
S75.IM, monthly, m’h*et present
rinding interest will buy five
at store 2i)5 room hungniow in \vel| located se
t on oi Sanford. Owner out of the
~
city and will sell on these easy
lit Luiti'd
(emu on ilmt account. House ha --------Mill"! with electric range m '
11vill. will, a el.lldii -•* i oiipte
* hereabouts.
,t.i ootlt
in
ti is ,iji eats. Mi
Oiiir’
l>.»r*ui!s liolu
* 1 : .i* ;r leiiow
.ml ' .
ei.t
■i-iii11 li.is been
1 • ■■.ivnine hia
Thu buy and hi
1 l OVA/
** s ’1 (I's'JiLliryt.t*,
tawt or at* iinrtrr. itt*
housekeeping L'i .-■• living room, dining .........
nth and fire
healer, iwn iied rooms, h t n
•MK) month. v*■(Ei 'bower, huge front amt i v u
a t: i ic*t.
—apace
One ticket to
RENT - -N11'ELY furnished
ooirs, in private home, phone
*i a lock new
niesortca and
tars. Sanford
1 r.'e
bags, bought
I k / .c ■i 'i ll bottles and
h. Junf"n l Rubber and
inford
Ave
ooms price * r
garlow n
\par!ment For ilent
' two apartment house
lot, modern, close i.
la ik Ave. Apartments 2 and I beam mi! surroundings, para::
gat age and water, ileasonahl*. Ilbuo.un d rv n balance like .«*u:
------ ----- ------ ------ ----------------- Set* owner. I.. A. Kenaud, 22111 ().,
) KENT: burnished apartment Ave. Pima o PJ'J—W.
and garatre. 1101 Flim Ave. Cay. _________
/M
ir.'luil;
iin arid (iraliam trucks FOR KENT—A rear apar.ment
11th tim et. Phone II,
living mom alcove l ed room*
kiteberutte, nicely furnished, with AT SAGHIF1CK I’uilding lots i i
good part of town. Will sell at
i COWAN CO. Auto private bath, central location, 5 l/iu
Its* than cost and on easy terms,
*nd r!., o metal works. per week, phone 77a.
Address Hox hli3 care The Herald.
: .’.vc. Phnne 71(i-W.
FOR RENT— Furnished garage
apartm entt four rooms and bails FOR SAI.E: Two acre bits, -r,,
Dixie Highway between .M• iroo
107 Enst 5tb St. Phone 552.
& Sanford. Fine trucking land, in
A ttractive furnished apartments city taxes, electricity is available,
IUP3—MARMONS
corner Park and Tepth Sts.. Fri* n!>o flowing water, zee owner,
at the
Rcnnud, 2201 Oak J t. ?hat.i* Dwight W. Mm n*w ile ftl chats wilii Presldeiii <
ford Automobile Co.
gtdaire installed, w ater and garage
ir-o—
\
r
City
executive
palace
a
fte
r
presenting
his
cr-di
ntiaN
as
The story of .1. day Akers, street Prof. William MrAndr .
• -mlml ■ . r ntemt* :
t -l!..
Plione 157 furnished. Phone 18 J.
Aiiieiiciin iiiii Im .|hu% M an-ing u t nlively
l ,w.'. ti them
cur conduct' .-, of overhearing a public schools, recently i.d*ire d tie. i ’ loi: Ci|y ( l i b an
lOftEI, TRIM CO.
Will rent one free ticket to the 9 7— Kxchnnpt;
interpreter.
jolt wiji„ at| i! unit >t.imiM.i .lojnf with his friend Frank Cod* . n peri atom! .. m* tie* Hetroi;
11the _nr, not the owner.
Milam* Theatre, if Mr. 111!!
«jt nn uutuniobile a block long out Prof. McAndrew i.U-ft*. who wa c h ar. <! b Mayor Hi,; T P
■~t hi7 for i -.tiiiiatcs
Erickson will call ut Tha Herald
of
th*s trial ke would l.e disap* sou with fostering liriti-!i i ro.iugand >.
..1 Copy tv
'■ W. 11/.D FORD
office,
w ild . TRADE equities n. wul. i
raised
ki*
work
a
*ujieriii:en.'.ent
o'"
:
•
>, .-iu.
r>i Ik .o !
point.'d."
w
rs
oitt-«f
th—chief
fact
— ----------- — - -----------age suitable fur farming purpose.v
(Legal .Notices)
APARTMENT
I-OR RENT: 2 | i,nvc ^0rm* mighty guod lot* ami
probably
tiwun-i
that
the
youigc'r
gcheratio.t
ct
Detr
■(
ors
in
c'Uifi'*g
a
m
iftrial
to
be
tie*mess Service
four room apartm ents and two ran work up n trade with you *f
brought
up
Tory,
too,
though
you
a
e
w
r
cuj
!
i
e.v.*ect
a
i Inrod in tile 'am out r’all-Sinclair
1 ,1
sm all garage apartm ents, dll you are interested in a deal of this;
RKCISTKA NON N O llC E
Detroit
to
l.e
lid
e
It.
Pnrk Art*. Langley Apartment-, kird. Write mo what you h a t'1, (I * FOR REG I I \R MUNICIPAL
■Sniith auniiunces the
1***r
1|
e l Err ION
Call
251.
.
number of acres,, the price you
“f his of fifes from <
The Regis'ratien Books of tli
---------------- ------------------------------ wi.nti the location, and I'M toll you
I Drug Store, to
t
y
FURNISHED apartm ent for rent what I have. Address ito,x F! I, *are City t f Sanfonl I-b vid.. will o
Draui. y on First St.
open or. Sat unlay, November
in the Herald building—a down* The Heruld.
<r *'•S4.V
9
n
1U27 ai d will dose Friday, Nov
... ■ ' V
town location at remarkably low
A. IIAI.VKSON
ember 25th A. D. P'.'T. A*, ill
I'LL LEANb 'EfA
CM
rates. Ask f**r Mr. Haines a t Tha
I' -' ":;itor. 708 W
GOSH - A VELLA NEMER HAKES A *
' ' ' - w--*'
.s
1
2f— Miscellaneous For Sale
■ .•: •
City Hall.
'WAV
Herald office.
HER.
DESK
—
GOSH*
XT
HIT VllTH A GIRL UMLESS HE SHOWS
;
• y i j.f :
' I„ R. PHILIPS,
VIONDER
YJRAT
GHS
uL
U >•->' .HER SGHE ATTEHOOM - XTHlMK
t'ity Registration Offiu*
* Uk. yi;**
Id— Houses For Kent
UNLIMITED MONEY to loan,
------ , •SAV'?
------- /r* -T
1 --W' *
j ■'*?.; ' r u - s iw som e flowers for j
Rii.sincs.c and re.qtler.cce property
HOUSES FOR RENT 2325 Mug Moilgngen hough' ana ref financed,
[ T H ’ MEW STEWOS
----------; -.'..I '
r ; 7 j ...
.
nolia Ave. See T. F. Powell 21 ’ I’romp. service. Box 175 ('are Her
Farms. Gruv33, East 3rd. St.
IX TIIK I'MU'I'IT t-MfJtT tli- n n
aid.
T\V KNTY.THI 111* 11*I»J«*1At. « (Iirk Ave. Pbonu
• •p i t
T in: rtTPi :: •>(•"
»itt■
FOR RENT <•- mont unfurnished |*0R SALE CHEAP: One free
l*.V I.V \S‘L* It'lJ .-irllll.NUId'
m l XT v
house corner Oak and 17th St..
ticket to the Milnne Theatre.
■
we mea*Ae«
,;HT PRINT SHOP
A. P*i-nTTK< .ilol <1 v.
I hone 20.
Mr. Louis Rictt please cull at The IIRO.
Fiowea?
rkiiNgKit. j i! i.iiin ' ..a*!'.'
servi. c* mi anything in
lie
raid
•
fflcc.
u*
i m .'u t t o . .*.i *kn «t ;»:
J m m : -; *
! \ j-h- n« **h1I win get Three t r four rnom house furn
ptuipidr*
\ j.
. A S
rhom II7—W. 9 Railished. Rent reasonable. Must I
1:
■■■'
T ilt: in .i-u t .u . itPALTV fitw
CELERY
PLANTS
for
sale
J
..I
r.rnr school. Call a*. Snow's BarbP aN \. ii foi-if i .itJon, I'-fen-l.i.it
^
___ ______
(III 1.KI1 « fP|i:.M-ATM*:;
Cates, West Side.
Shop.
A
iiprcy
of golden yellow algicttcs
TIIK
HTATI1
o
r
*
i
:.(‘ltli'A
'I
iPOOPING—The Rool
I*. I* Iltl|»SVKl.t, I.KAI.T V ■' ■ I no a Pari* hat has two fllarr -j
Mt-lnl
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[y o u r
new spapeh
sued In Florida’s Heart
World’s Greatest Vegetable
w. Its Richest Garden Land
Generally fair tonight and Wed
nesday; slightly wanner tonight,
except on the sotith roast.
.
Leased W ire International N
1!■ n i l R I D A . ' i T I S l I X C W A ’i-M »|i
Official Arrested
For Embezzlement
y Jeffreys, Chief
rk Sinclair Oil
mpany, Brought
o Oil Trial Probe
m Result Of
irns’ Remarks
W ASHINGTON, Nov. 8 —
(IN S )— H. Clay Powell, assist
ant chief field deputy of the
International Revenue Bureau,
was nressted today, charged
with embezzlement of $2,500.
The warrant was served while
Powell lay in a sickbed in
Georgo Washington
Hospital
suffering from appendicitis.
Galen L. Taitt, Collector of
Internal Revenue for the Wash
ington district, removed Pow
ell from office a short time be
fore following an investigation
which he snid involved "certa'n
reprehensible matters." U. S.
Commissioner Turnhnge visited
the hospitnl and put Poxyell
under $5,000 bond to appear for
a hearing Dec. 8.
n Day Had Been
)Ught Previously
Be Guilty Party
IHINGTON, Nov. 8—
-The man who
the
nent now i)elieve3 actired the 1G Burns dc
i that kept the FnllI jurors under aurveil- I’ roposcd Bond Issue To Meet
Cost O f Lakefronl Road Is
tme before the federal
Blocked
By Other Schemes
lury today.
Totalling
Over Half Million
brand jury is probing
[ of alleged jury tamThe district bond issue plan for
by Harry F. Sinclair financing the completion of Semi
associates. disclosure of
suited in a mistrial of tho
)ome Oil conspiracy case,
less who appeared today
r? Jeffreys, chief clerk of
:Iair Consolidated
Oil
» of Jeffreys into the
iioa came as n direct restiftrday’s testimony by
|J. Bums and hia son, W.
Bums.
Hollowing the probe were
■t aurnriseci us hoth Burns
no had indicated that II.
fear, Vice President o f tho
I Dploration
Company,
laployer of tho detective
■ • $25 000 bond, ho and
Bkraj buen charged by
■ Ntod Status Attorney
daw with conspiracy
to illegally influence
ir to appear befibru the
PT while Jeffreys was
f c u j A. Sheldon Clark,
N*nt of the Sinclair Rehapany. He and Day arc
T the government to havo
ontact men” between the
xntj and Sinclair. Charles
T> Burns’ manager in
I the jury sUlkers, has
that he reported to both
waiting were
Norman
*• member of the Fnlll»ry. and William V. Long,
operalive. An affidavit
1 in court yesterday by
wing that on October 22,
i motored to u commercial
and there met II. R.
mutant to the Attorney
nole Boulevard inside the city lim
its struck a snag in the County
Commission this morning when it
was presented by S. O. Shinholser
and E. A. Douglass, representing
the Chamber of Commerce.
The snag was in the form of a
demand for bond financing of
roads in other parts of the county
which with the Seminole Boule
vard project would swell the total
bond issue from a minimum of
$128,000 to a’ maximum of $550,
000, which is described as u pro
hibitive figure.
The original plan as presented
by Mr. Shinholser ami Mr. Doug
lass called for n $128,000 bohd is
sue in Districts Or.e and Two to
be used solely for
completing
Seminole Boulevard on which more
than $300,000 has already been
spent.
The first addition was asked by
Commissioner Frank Evans who
wanted District Three included
and the boryl issue raised to ap
proximately $200,000. Then Commisioner B. F. Wheeler, of Oviedo,
(Continued on page four)
Schools Of Sanford
Give Programs For
Home, School Day
cnilier Audit Bureau D f (. irculat
M itticen t Rogers M arried
Last Even ing To rlaftdsom e
Argentine. A rturo Ramos
Washington Manifests Little
Interest In U r a l Elections
V'htch Arellcing HeldThru«mt T h el nited SlatcsToday
Prohibition Is At
Stake In Ohio Poll
BY JAMES I.. Klt.G AI.RN
Internalioonl \ o v . Seivico
Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. Nt«v. i. -Radiant
ind happy, the fortnet
J'.llicent
Rogers heiress t-> t l o . i - V '>0 w»ilooking forward « t -e I'- today io
her honevnue
t. >, to South Am
• ■u a, \\ -h )'■••• '"-'d hn-iiuh-l.
Vi tint i'ii iV-nlt i ll.tmos.
handi- voup!' A rg fti iiiian. wtiom
Issues G enerally A r e N ot E x
pected T o Throw An\ l.ijfht
On liiir Races N ext Y e a r
Great Holes Blown In Walls
As Ham age hist i ma t cd A t Ap
proximately Eight Hundred
1housand Dollars Is Done
Owners A re Unable
To Suggest Motive
Entire Police Force Are A l
ert For Clues Which May
Lead To Arrest O f Homhcrs
. " i . Miliicent's
i foreigner. On
■ was mnrrtnd
of her parents,
din Von lloog•t. r'u-y were
ml. on Aug. 15.
> joung Ramos
O T M H E ir a
W ASH ING TO N. Nov.
8.—
(IN S )— U. S. Marines, aided by
the local constabulary, ‘‘success
fully observed the municipal
- lections throughout Nicaragua
yesterday, and there were no
disorders, acording to a dis
patch to the Nnvy today. In
dications are, the dispatch said,
the I.ibernl Party has won a
substantial victory, and the
Conservatives have been defeat
ed.
The Air.orienn State Depart
ment has been hacking the con
servatives in Nicaragua main
taining Adolph Diaz in the
President's Palace, and refus
ing recognition to*Dr. Juan B.
Sarasa, the Liberal lender who
claimed to be the constitutional
president of the republic.
Cold And Disease
Also Prevailing
Food Is Running Low
But People Strive
For Rehabilitation
I! \MM»»\‘ H. toil.. Nov. 8 (IN S )
'
•! :• r«» a $ I ,i»00 000 HtnirJ"C*‘ Wit wrecked by n gigauti*
‘ ■' 'v ti ilay. Groat garittg
!
wi • Mown in the wait*,
da n r go i «Hinat<‘d at from
............... t.. SMWl.iino.
The origin
th-- l la -t m unknown. (Inwer* of
he. ! r,» dt’i’lnri >1 they have had
no la* or trouble, a* far as could
! an i'll tIn r • was iio loss of
Mil- lh- a:r<- is owned by David
’ r nod Samuel Sehlcssinger,
1 1 • - I |»y W illinm Kleihege.
to of iho- i men could su ggvt
mn'iiv tor tin- disastrous cx-
Fire Breaks Out A t
Ludlow AndSpringfield Adding To D if
ficulties O f Relief
Chicago Flood Control Con
ference Wants Early Declar
ation That Flood Control
Is Problem For Entire U. S
ROSTON. Mass., Nov. 8—
(I N S )— Having fought and
conquered flood freezing tem-*
peratures, fire and disease,
each in turn. N ew England
today was face to face w ith
the terrific task o f rehabili
tation.
Fire, the newest o f N ew
England’s menaces o f tho
W ASHINGTON, Nov. 8 (IN S ) oast four days struck at Ludlow,
An early declaration by congress
Vt.. nnd at Springfield, Vt., but a
ionized.” v ii.I Kleihege. “ We have that flood relief in the Mississippi battle waved In kne deep slime nnd
'
solely
n
national
problem
hml m> tltri-n's have not failed |o
Gxed as the first goal today of debris left bv the retreating flood
i' in unions and associations within
the
2.000
delegates of tho Chicago waters, found tho citizens victori
our craft and, so far as we know,
r lin'd Control Conference, here to ous todnv.
linv.- mini • mi •enc-mies.”
With flood supplies nlrendy dan*
present their rnse to the House
■ Ilia bias! was set o ff inside near Fiend Control Committee.
verouslv low. the Ludlow, Vt.
tile Stair Slreet wall, according to I
Fire added to the town’s troubles
llu* evidrri c of destruction. A hole-1 “ Since coming to Washington I bv leveling the only bnkenr. From
have
bad
experienced
men
laugh
nt
20 f ‘t wide was blown in the Slate
this shon. the clflxens hnd been re
Siteet wall; boles were blown in lue for propsing this policy,” said ceiving their dally ration o f half
•John
M.
Parker,
o
f
leoAiftinna,
ex
the ro"f ami all the wall bulged.
a loaf of bread.
Governor nnd ouisinnn “ dictator”
Gradual Rondju.siment
I n 1 " ill be necessnry, it was said to during
Only the flood saturated condi
the 11)27 flood. ‘‘ It is a new
Slink Market Prices Due rebuild tin- entire theatre.
policy and a great change, but we tions o f other buildings prevented
M! police in the district nre on are going to fight until it is adopt a ^ general conflagration.
High
To
Speculative
Excesses
ila alert for clews that may lead ed. Every stafp from New York winds whipped the blazing brands
Cau-es General Optimism tlio identity of tho perpetrators. >
automobile clubs against the rati
California felt the effects of our over the downtown district for
more thnn an hour the fire was
1 ir:.i on llw scene declared there 1Inst grent flood.”
fication.
subdued.
was
a
strung
odor
o
f
gun
powder.
There are four special elections
With senntors, governors, may
All
Hammond
felt
the
shock
of
the
A t Spingfield; frantic and weary
to fill vacancies in Congress, and
tii rifle explosion. Windows within ors, engineers ami eager citizens citizens found it necessary to re
two of them involve the prohibition
at his call, Mayor William Hale
m vcml blocks of tho theatre were
pair broken water mains before
irfsue. In the First District of
Thompson of Chicago- chairman water could bo directed on the fire
shattered.
j
Colorado, the issue is clearly um ii .n or mat oil term were r.e~nr.d, organizer of the pilgrimage to
which broke out there. Cambridge
A ll Saints Church, adjoining I
drawn between Francis J. Knaus.i, vauf of ihe people elected to
Washington, acted as master of Vermont, denied late last night
the
iieaire,
was
rocked
o
f
its
foun-|
Republican and dry, and S. Francis serve, bur today tlmy seem lb think
dutimi. all o f its many expensive) ceremonies as witness after wit the reports circulated .curlier In
White, Democrat and wet.
ness spoko to wanveiri o f the com the Hay that fl* fla d .swept thu
when they are elected to office,
v indows liting broken. The stugo, mittee.
In the Second District o f Ohio, they are nbulute dirtaloi.i end the
community.
of tin* theatre was a mass o f.
there is a three-cornered contest people nm.-.t serve them nnd woo to
Official Wtfahinton had hardly
Notwithstanding the Individual
twisted steel nnd debris, indicating
involving various degrees of damp tltc private ciii-*- n who opposes i r
the centre o f the Idast was near recovered from tho shock of tho first suffering that the freezing tem
ness. Harry Schafer, Independ criticises nn official act.”
that part of the building. Tons of; session of the committee, which peratures brought today, thoso
ent Republican, is classed a i the
Mr. Thompson cites u recent
masonry, steel girders and bricks, began lato yesterday, when more actively engaged in the colossal
wettest of tile trio, which in ludes
crashed from the ceiling to the! than 1,000 members Of the delega labors o f reconstructing and dig
law icgnrding inspection o f cit
Charles Tatgonhorst, regular Re
tion marched into
the biggest ging the scores of towns out of.
floor o f the house.
rus fruits un i declares ‘ ‘there ii
publican nnd John C. Demp.-cy, n% not
.much chance for tho small
The theatre was one o f the !arg- lompiitteo room on Capitol Hill. layers o f mud and wreckage, ac
Democrat.
j producer these days.” Th • comma■' it and most elaborate in Indiana, Flaunting great badges and “ pep cepted the bitter cold as an ally to
Still another wet-dry rente it i ; 1nief.tion to The Herald is i:*
.
it had u seating capacity of ap ped up” music, the delegates car their tasks.
offered by Detroit’s mayornlily I follow s:
Highways were frozen, solving proximate!)' 1,000 persons. Many ried on their mission like crusaders
election, in which Mayor John \V.
hand-painted murals nnd works of invading u national political con the problem of transportation
Smith, the incumbent, is running > “ Editor The Herald:
while tho cellar, cold nights carried
art in the lobby were among the vention.
;
"I
enjoy
reading
your
paper
and
on a platform so wot that it liter
“ Big Bill”
characterized the visibility and the ability to ac
ruins.
i
henr'.ily
endorstilio
good
work
uf
ally drips. He has made no bones
gathering us
“a
non-partisan complish night work. •
! am a
about the fact that liquor is sold in , t’1 Taxpayers I <ague.
Most o f the refugees nre gather
crusatle
in
n
great
American
Detroit, and that it will t ntinuu pn 'fT' dv ■ eiti-.cii in ilevelopmci.
cause.” Two of the Senate’s stal ed in school houses, theaters and
but
our
city
has
gone
wild
on
b>m
I
ty be so if he is re-elected, llu op
wart political opponents— Senator other buildings where heat maybe
ponent, John C. Lodge, has conduc issues and extravagance.
•lames E. Watson, (It ) of Indiana provided with a minimum of fuel
“
It’
used
to
inthat
officers
wi-r
•
ted a campaign of silence.
und Fat Harrison, <D) o f Mississ and even under these conditions,
These contests involving prohib servants o f die people elected I i
ippi—joined in declaring that Con a deplorable lack o f fuel is report
ition will hold the center of inter serve, but today they teem ’ l
gress
would solve the
problem ed from many Vermont and New
est for national party leaders. think , when they are elected •» 1mi's upieiii' d tu cause wul inHampshire sections. Wood la wat
without
regard
to
politics.
Shot nnd fatally wounded fol
er
logged while many cellars which
They uro expected to provide, in a office, they aiv alisolute dicta.i * titlemer.t i m *.h the railroad und
Vivid pictures o f the devastation
small way, the answer to the dis and tlie people must serve them n • I induatri.il itucks, mure attention lowing nn argument over payment caused in the great flood of last have been stocked early with win
s
p
a
'd
the
concent
rat
inn
of
for
a
barbecue
snndwich
Satur
ter coal supplies were still flood
puted question between wets and woo to the prlvatn citizen who oj*yoor iiicm i»» reports, falling c n- day night, Ol’ie Weathers. 25-yonr- spring were presented to the com ed.
drys as to whether prohibition I P'- nss or crilize’i nn .official ac1
mittee by flood victoms. They told
Army truck trains. In addition
sentiment is waning or gaining in
“ Our state ha - just passed a la•••• modiiy pr'ecs, declining raiire-i I tdd negro, d i'<1 yesterday nnd the of u flood wnll 60 to 80 miles wido
Sheriff’s
office
today
doubled
their
•ir<
igi.t
toniiiiK1
'
und
many
other
to carylng food and clothing, were
these UniteiJ States.
[,v/hii!i prohibits an owner o f
a
Cuirenl report
imlicute quite efforts to apprehend John Wright, sweeping down the valley, carrying rushing cargoes o f coal into tho
.
The other congressional «dcct- ; mall rove fi m shipping orange before it houses, und livestock and Winooski River District. Massare- wanted for tho shooting.
,
ions arc in the Thirty-Fifth New : without heir insp - ted. Most i f . i f r!y .hat tr.nl < and btisin*
engulfing
mure
thnn
sixty
peoplo
.W ording to Sheriff C. M.
chusetts and Connecticut were re
York District, nnd in the First jua 1 ing in tlie country do n ' < rd» c«f iho year to date suffci by
in the valley, causing damage esti
where or how • to find til • comparison witii thorn of la yi ir. Hand, Weathers approached tlie mated at from $250,000 000 to covering rapidly today with tho
District o f Pennsylvania. 1
tin*
sandwich
stand
in
Midwuy
To
be
specific,
production
uf
<
•
1
assistance of the Boston and Maine
inspector and ace iiifornu'd if
latter place, nme ...........
where Wright was working.
He $ 100,000,000 .
and the Boston and Albany lines
take in a box o f oiunges and f 1 2 i per-etnt 1 • than that o f a
i.xkcd for tin* sandwich and Wright
One
o
f
the
matters
which
had
:-rar
ago,
while
tho
Octulier
iixm
both o f which lifted all embargoes
they find one out o f the sevont '
I 'npurcil mid gave it to him.
worried the Mid- West delegation on freight,
geting
perishable
tent in tho box not up to Htandaid, ' output was 1)1 per cent under 11)26
'I hen- for some reason. Weathers hus been solved with the declara floda through to and from Boston
we lose our oranges, although our , * ml 8 pev cent Ir-is than I'.I25.
I Weekly londing.s o f freight «*n the refused to pay the dime charged tion of Rep. I’hil Swing, (R ) of almost on schedule time.
children would enjoy them.
fi r the sandwich, mid he anil California, co-author o f the Swing
The B. ft O. has adready estab
“ There is not much chance for ! railroad systmis arc down alo-t li
Wright engaged in a heated arg- Johnson Boulder Canyon Dam Bill, lished construction forces st Beck'p
e
rc
en
t
m
roinpan'd
wllli
last
the small producer these days. I ’i
unnnt which finally resulted m that buckers of that measure would et, the village which was complete
yeurs wo will not be uliowid year, September railroad net i inn
Funeral Service Held uto few
Wright’s pulling a revolver and not seek an alliance with any other ly wiped out by a bunting resept our own vegetables or wat- ings wore down -i |H’r cent it cmnshooting Weathers once.
group. Each project, having as its ervoir, and re-laying o f track is
pard
with
R>20,
und
the
third
quar
For Mrs. G, A , Moore eimelons without first selling to
Weathers fell in front of the basis flood relief, cun stsml on Us progressing swiftly. The B. and
the brokers,.largo puckers and terly earnings of a number nf pro*
M. reports its main lines in oper
stand and Wright fled. The Sher own merits, Swing asserted.
paying them fifty to one hundred minent industrial concerns allowed
Funeral services for Mrs. Glor* per cent profit on our own pro shrinkages of all the way from 10 i f f ’s office believes he is still hiding
Higher levees, u clean river ation and washed out stretches on
nia A. Moore, 80 years old, were ducts,
to CO per cent. Then- have been re in Midway und expects to truce channel- spillways and reservoirs brsnch roads rapidly being repair
•
held at Miller und Erickson’s fun
ductions and complete omissions of him down within n day. Sheriff werccitcd by most o f the speakers ed.
“ Respectfully yours.
Major General Preston Brown,
Hand b.’licvcs Wright is being hid
eral chapel yesterday afternoon.
•*W. \V. Thompson.” corporation dividends in recent den by frien d vto whom he fled ns the solution of tho Mississippi In command o f the first sorps area
Dr. W. P. Buhrman, pustor of the
River problem.
weeks .duo to lower earning:
nnd directing army forces in the
after the shooting.
First Methodist Church, conducted
manufacturing com
assistance
o f Red Cross relief
Descriptions
of
the
negro
have
the service.
Optimists in the ranks oJ busin
work, today reiterated tho an
|je?n
broadcast to surrounding
Mrs Moore was the mother of
ess ami finance point to the fni-t
nouncement that the entire sit un
Florida towns and into Georgia,
Mrs. Joe Cameron. Site had been
that a small number of prominent however, in the event .Wright has
ion wus “ well in hand” and that
u resident of Sanford for about
factors, such us the coni strike tho
the problems now confronting au
c>cti|K-d from Sanford.
30 years. Her body wus taken to
withdrawal of the Ford Fompany
thorities are merely “ administra
Nirtrace has been found o f A. L.
Lake City for buriul by the side of
from the flivver fieid for the time Amos, wanted for beating his wifo
tive.”
.
Ill
her husband immebiately after
being, and the imsettlement in to death- last Thursday night.
Miss
Eloise
I-inier,
high
school
thu service here.
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Nov. 8.—
student and daughter of Mrs. I.u- political quarters have been held Sheriff Hand is confident Amos
(I
N
S )— With clashes between po
cheifly
accountable
for
the
falling
cillo Lanier- 811 Elm Avenue, cswill be cupturcd within the next
enped with a few minor bruises o ff in business this year. But thi.i month in Georgia where ho is be lice and county deputy sheriff’s re
ported, the bitterness o f an acute
•from un automobile accident at view o f the situulion is by no lieved to have fied.
political battle was' apparent to
the corner c f Second Street and means universally accepted in con
day in two factions seeking supre
Magnolia Avenue yesterday after servative business quarters.
This is the time of the year Sanford Rotary Club macy in the city election Thursday
Th* onto license bureau for Sem noon in which the small* sedan 3he
Threw police officers, arrested by
when
tho weekly, and - even th« Hears
RED BANK. N r * . Nor. ft (
Apopka M an deputy
inole Fount)’ has Even opened U uas driving was badly damaged.
sheriffs, face a grand jury — Mickey Walker, world's m
daily
developmnts
of
the
great
Miss
Lanier’s
car
and
u
Cocathe Valdez Hotel building, accord
quiz today for their alleged seizure
of outing to an announcement today by Cola truck driven by Clinton i’ark- agricultural districts is
The Rev. Lloyd King, pastor o f o f registration certificates in a weight boxing champion, was
.-landing
importance
to
American
er
crashed
at
the
intersection.
under
bond todav. alien
unuer $500 uuuu
I. K. Jordan, state license inspec
buainosa ns a whole. Aggregate tho Apopka Baptist Church, was raid on a store
• S'
have applied his title winning
tor who stated thu^ auto owners Window glass in the sedan win
guest
o
f
honor
and
principal
speak
farm returns far above those in
Moyor Rowlett Paine, running lop on Walter Rsade. tniddW-i
are urged to acquire their tugs shuttered but failed to cut the
er nt tho Rotary Club luncheon at
H»2fl, both in volumo and market
girl.
Parker
escaped
from
tin*
the Seminoio Cafe this noon. He disgrace” and urged the police owner of a chain e f North Jei
for next year as soon as possible.
values are row assured, and an
truck uninjured.
spoke on “ Tho House o f Service” for re-election, has branded the motion picture theatres.
After a responsible time, all who
Miss Lanier was rushed to the increase in the purchasing power of represented by the Rotary Club. ^ arrest o f the officers as a “ dirty
Walker won said to have 1
have not secured tags will be pro- Fernald-Laughton Hospital
discraco” and urged the police de discussing the possible pure!
for the farming districts will enlarge
Ho
said
the
club
was
a
house
6f
rccuted for violation of the state treatment, but was reieasod imme the field o f the muunfueturing und
bricks, each an individual member, partment not to be affected by the of a $2,000,000 As bury Part
[aw, according to Mr. Jordan.
diately by hospital attendants mcrchantcater to the needs o f the with fellowship for tho mortar. arrest o f the officers. Mayor Paine tre and amusement pier.
\
farmer.
without calling a doctor.
He said fellowship
wus three said ho stands’ ready to prove the asserts Reads insulted the 1
A fte r an investigation o f th ’
things: confidence, the spirit of registration certificates seized in profession generally sad his
FLA YE R S ’ NECK BROKEN
the raid were fraudulent.
accident. Chief o f Police J. V.
helpfulness and understanding.
particular when th« n
SCHENECTADY, N. Y., Nov. 8
Martin absolved Parker o f blanmSheriff Will S. Knight, support said:
Following an appeal by H. C. Du
Howcver, this morning the city — (IN S )— Richard Barstow, Union Bose, chairman of the Seminolp ing the Watkins Overton ticket , “ You don’t think the
had stop signs placed on Second College, left end, whose neck was County Health Council, • collec which opposes Mayor Pains, and ty of Asbury Park wo
# _ .
Street at the intersection to pre- breken in the )Jnion-Rochester tion was taken among tht mem attorney General W. Tyler Me Loin prise lighter own such
self-infllcted vent cars from entering Magnolia University game Saturday, will bers for the Florida Children’s declare they will moke svsry effort
recover, physicians said today.
“ Tho tlo ntre is completely un-;
Negro D ie s From
WoundsReceivedln
RowOvcr Sandwich
Miss Eloise Lanier
Slightly Injured In
Automobile Mishap
M e m p h i s Election
Takes Bitter Turn
When Police Clash
Mickey Walker Is
Arrested When He
Hits Movie Owner
Preparations were completed to
day for the social gathering to G‘
held tonight at 8 o’clock at the
Presbyterian Church at which
time Dr. George E. Carotlwrs,
deon o f Rollins College, will addess tho moil on. the subject ui
“ Christian Social -Service.”
Dr. Carother.i is declared to be
a forceful speaker aunJ will brioan interesting message to the Pris-
county have j Presbyterians and
their
fric'
lend. — — f i n cordially invited to attend.
�fa re
/ ie Games Over Week End
sa n t
<"<u t > t r e t u t n ,
m o n b a y
.
November
Boston Pilot
Adm iral M aGruder
“OnW aitingO rders”
F a il To E lim in a te M any
Teams On Unbeaten L is t
Form er Sparring Partner O f
George Carpcntier Will He
Pitted
Against Scrapper
OfSouth Florida Metropolis
A ten-round bout In’ twcen Huppy Henry of Tampa aad Rene Duray o f F’rnnre will be the headline
attraction o f the American L eg
ion’s second fight card to he stag
rd here on Wednesday night nt the
Municipal Athletic Field. A semi
final attraction hettfe.’n Kid Hostuwho last week stopped Just Fred
In three rounds, and Joe DanicL
c f Sanford, hits also been arrang-
By Davis J. Walsh
International N.*ws Sen ire
Sports Editor
N E W Y O R K . Nov. 7 . - After
g ivin g due consideration to the
: utility of those tie scores hnolv.
mg, the unbeaten teams of .Nu’.ry
L’ air.e ami Mitmsota and Pitts
burgh nhd W. anil -I. when a vic
tory either way would have serve.i
he best Intelest of the figure
filberts, the writer impelled t"
'•uraphitsc Longfellow, v.ni’h I'd
admit is going not ,o an extreme
tn.t unite lay. nd lb. utmost. Any
v ay, the fu-l cemc
out. ot lit.iv* y
ar.d I say that thn: v ties an best
dt scribed as "sonn thing utlemptcd,
nothing done to tarn it nigh's tv-
• alifi-tmn, l r.'teuton. New t nrk
Lntvtrsi.y :.:nl Tennessi-o went
for h r.de on Fntui day} nnd Wash
ington was the only one that
didn't e .me back with the drive,*.
The Huskies were knocked ulf by
Stanford v i«: a blocked punt and
probably am all washed up as a
coast chumpionr-hip entry.
Mima -ota didn’t get that tie
ui.iil the dying minutes of the
game ar.d then only on what Rocktie explains as a mix-up i ( ignals
•hat caused a fumble: yet. i';i the
run of the play, the Gophers would
cent
have been in a command
ing position m >re times thr.:i Notre
Haute. It is iust one of those things
that takes you every w Iter In nn
.argument— and gets you nowhere.
H altlc Hetwcen Connecticut
And Massachusetts Starts
So wax the Pitt-W. and J . game,
which apparently saw the former
outnish i.a opo* nent but not’ out'cnre it. I'nfi-rtunalely, '.he p ay off
window i» right at the «rorcbonrd.
As f- r the nth *r good ones— and,
as far as I am i incerned, these in
titule defi’*a..I
well ns undefeated
outfits. Georgia proceeded nearer
the southern t •*.!«• h' winning read
ily from Florida; Illinois made it
three straight
tin big conference
nt the expense nt Iowa; Nebraska
gave eviilcrei <>i where the real
rtrcng'.h lie- i.t the Missouri.valley
by running ip IT puitfls on Kansas,
nnd Princeton *•« • r<-d what was. to
at lean:, a set pi i-irigly easy vie
t* ry over Ohio State.
\t it); it I" the
game before
them, this vie.ory ait’.oinatirnlly
ntlvant t h the unbeaten Tigers t<>
it y top r:t'ii( of teams. Tennessee,
by Vanderbilt next Saturday, will
contest Georgia to the last syllable
for the southern championship.
Both Vat'd' and Georgia Tech bad
r. than; c to declare themselves
hail* in Ip- [ o i i m i t blit finished in
it score!.-; < tie. Meanwhile, Texas
had on"-!"- nt• <1 Baylor out of t
decision and Centenary, conqueror
(<f South) rn Methodist, binl won ill
a gallop f r< l*:cc.
i ale m -I ;ii my. one-defea teams
th.i* i • i I a- • with the frimt-rimrer. , v.on i,n n .-ively, Y ale star• d MO point- mi Maryland, all o '
ihem. in the first half, and the
Cadets i an ip Soon Franklin and
.Mat : I;.■ 11 (• r .• total of more thn i
• Ighty .n ’ heir last :w.« games. Thn
i.’ ukes i* lo'd; as th' tigh thy Arinv
will be absolutely " r ig h t ” f*>r No>te Dante next Saturday.
Over Latter’s
Divert W ater
H. -\f. FORD, Conn., Nov. a (IN S )
The state* of Massachusetts and
Connecticut arc at otlds again.
The iV inv has been appealed to, the
mi- m o court has been asked to
;ii|. • trd. But it is not n serious
nff.i . ;i* :hr.t. The only question at
i- whether a state has the
,-iul
increase its supply of
I oiahle water by diverting its riv, l ( M> they will no longer flow
. h. ....... another state.
Ih .ntnv’s part in the affair is
to ih. -|e whether navigation will
I . . ;ift. i-teiL The supreme court is
:• loil t > halt the diversion of
r-\ •• now flowing southward
tP- - ;gl» Connecticut so that they
will l iiii their waters in MassBoston’s Supply
Bo-I -n recently defided to step
in
the far corners of western
•' i en hii-ctts in order to increase
i < I'l'-orvoir supplies.
The Ware
uni S.c ft rivers, draining n large
hiilv area and then tumbling into
the Connecticut river ns a natural
i ,i :
to the sea. are being turned
-.1 a :•• fill the reservoirs to supin P. ’ lin k” Slattery, ucwn.d mtintiKcr o( tho.Boston
Hi: is a funnel* American
star, having served with
ihs yearn ago, and has
at Harvard and at Boston
;o. He; is 45 years old.
W.C.T.U. Will TryTo
iClose Night Clubs
Dempsey f inances In West PalmBeach
Attain High Mark
F r o m Investments
History Of AtahumnsIsVaKuc
And UncerlalnHutTheyAre
llclicved To Have Settled
1st In What IsNowAInbama
Recent Survey Made ByTrade
Commission Shows Tw oIIillion Invested In U. S. And
H nlfThat In Rest O f World
W ASH ING TO N, Nov. 7 — Undo
Sam boasts of two-thirds of the
$.1,000,000,000 invested In the mot
ion picture business o f the world.
Taking the entire population of
the earth into consideration each
inhabitant’s per capita share would
be $150, according to u survey
made by American Trade Uommisaioncr Georgs It, Canty, of Paris.
However, owing to the vust de
velopment of the industry in the
United States, the per capita dis
tribution by countries Is aomething
like this:
United Stales—$11.
North and South America— $8.20
England— $5.70.
Germany— $4. •
France— $2.50.
All o f Europe— $2.20.
Movie theatres
m the entire
world take in admissions at about
$1 ,000,000,000 annually, more than
two-thirds ot which is paid in the
United K<“ tcs.
52.000 Theatres
"Approximately 62,000 mutio.ipicture theatres scattered over i k ’
vl|
be represent the t'iint
industry, with a capacity o f about
20,000,000 for 1,750,000 Inhabi
tants," Canty said.
“ American provides 61 seats for
cve-y 1,000 people, while in Europe
tlu* average dues nut exceed 20
i ’»Uw_.
This comparison shows
clearly the vast possibilities o f the
expansion o f the indUktry in Eu
rope."
I f theatres of the globe are filled
to but half capacity every day, and
, according
HOUSTON Texas. Nov. 7.— (IN
S )— A tribe of Intlliin-t the Ala
l amas, residing Jn’Tho Big Thic
ket" of Polk and Tyler counties,
today preserve tribal customs and
their ov,n individualities as they
wore hundredt o f years ago. A
part o f Texas they are; but older
than the state itself, their history
in vague nnd uncertain, gathered
front scattered fragments of early
exploration history.
The Alnhnmns, the name means,
“ Here we rest") are thi.ught to
hnvj* originally lived in the cottn*ry that now in the state ofAlahnmn. hut tlm first mention of
them, in chronicles of I)o Soto’s
expedition about the middle of
the sixteenth century, tells o f find
ing the peaceful tribe, living in
log houses nnd cultivating fichh
of corn, located in v.hnt is now the
state of Mississippi.
The French, unexcelled in the
art of winning Irdian fried-hip
VALD O STA, Gu.. Nov. 7 • INS)
and trust, built Fort Touliwe near
the Alabama’s town.
In 17.’’J» — "L o Judge, 1 want to plead guil
Tulose was ^Ubnndoncd and the ty in my case, what’s the bod
French, not wnntirg to hurt their news?”
“ I fine you $50, pay the
court
nslskins friends, slipped away in
dt rk."
.
thu night.
W. A. Ilcnnett o f Tifton i beFollowed The French
.
Tho Indians, when they dis- licvcd to bo tho only man in the
roveri-d their loss, binned their south, who hn.s the distinction of|
huts, destroyed their crops anti telephoning u plea o f guilty and
cut o ff (|own tho river to overtake (•cellin g sentence in federallouri
over long distance telephone.
the French. They met at n pint
near where Mobile now stands, and
The records in the office of
clearing the land, again established Clerk W. E. P e riy o f this city I
themselv* *. But the English kept show that Bennett was charged
Hushing the French south. The \t :th violating a section of the Vol
Indians followed the people who stead act.
had befriended them, to settle in a
Ho held a conference with Clerk
village about 100 miles north of Perry saying that ho wished to en
New Orleans. Then tn<* United
ter a plea o f guilty. The United
States acquired the I/nisiana Pur States Court was in sesdon at A'.chase. The nomads again burned bsny nnd'Clerk Pe rry called the
their homes und moved. . Hut the d’ - L u i attorney’s office and pteFlench worn gone.
Finally the M-ntl’d Dennett’.* n qu-st.
wandering tribe, dwindled in num
District Attorney Heaver agreed!
bers of hardship, moved over in*'
Texas, settling in whut ia Tyler ti> -have- the plea entered over the i
telephone and told the judge it
county now.
wn: satisfactory with him. The
Eventually, however, white men
pica wui tercived by Judge Tilmet took the margin. There seem
son, who meted out a $50 fine also i
ed no place to go.
White men
.
bought the land that had been by telephone.
Tne
fine
wus
paid
to
the clerk
their home, and tho Alutmmns
moved one winter into “ The Big of the court here und tho writton
Thicket," without provisions nnd p'ca forwarded by mail to Bennett
without shelter ugainst the cold. to be signed, after which the case
In the spring they declared a cir will be disposed of.
cular spot within the forest qoV
orid area, and planted their corn j then,.
Finully, in 1854, he gav
und played their games. Unmol- jtheqi deed to two section o f lah
ested for a time, tho tribe prosper- *nn(i impressed upon them Hnt th
ed.
The village population'in
creased.
. ar.d a-.umat a <w mr white |
V ere Given I.m d
G tn ri Ssm Houston found the
to build on it? The ti’.k’ to
’ crg'm d gr.’nt
remains the!
Jo;:* y r
i ire. ami befriended
T ’tv o f. the trii*e, which now I
t er* about 250 at*ong,
rtil about 60 years av*. the
>;im:u preserved tho religion
their ancestors; believing in
good and evil splrits; putting
a .Vango, the “ Chief in the*
. * above all. But misaUnarfes
ted the tribe in lhHl, 'fin a lly
.ertirg them to Christianity,
first marriage in th< tribe
fane tie Led
'■strictioiw dominate
E fforts To
For Iloston
i nor Jottn it. irumnuu,
ieiit, decided many months
;it the division of the two
would be detrimental to his
He asked and received from
’onnectlcut legislature the
ii act to save the situation
W ASH ING TO N, Nov. 7.—
(I N S )— Hear Admiral Thomas
O. MaGruder, who was pertlntorly relieved o f command
o f the Philadelphia Navy Yard
by Secretary Wilbur for criti
cisms of the present administra
tion of the navy, reported to
Wilbur “ for duty” today. Ad
miral MaGruder was closeted
with Wilbur for
some time.
When he emerged he merely
said ho had been out "on wait
ing orders.”
That means he
will have little or nothing to
do until the Secretary decides
on assignment for him.
Balloonist’s Bo d y
Will Be Buried At
National Cemetery
S PA R TA , Tonn., Nov. fl.— (IN S )
— The body o f Captain Hawthorne
C. Gray, army air service officer
who died in the attempt to estab
lish u new altitude recordj for bal
loons, will arrive in Washington at
7:-br> A. M. Wednesday for burial
in Arlington National Cemetery.
The body leaves hero at 1240 P.
M. on the N. C. & St. L. today,
accompanied by Lieut. Couch of
Scott Feild, who also is carrying
with him the barograph nnd other
instruments in tho bnlloon. These
experts will examine to ascertain if
Captain Gray established a new
record.
Sirs. Gray, widow o f the balloon
ist, is expected to boartl the funeral
train at Cincinnati. Tho Captain
hntl three small sons but it was not
known here whether they would
also ntteml the funeral.
Captain Grny, according to statemenu by local physicians who
H e a lth Program s
Are Given In Three
LocalSchoolsToday
man, the professional i
day is the essential in
tics of our modern li
we are thinking of the
city."
rM
Three Sanford schools began the
celebration of Education Week this
morning with health programs.
Tho remainder of the city schools
and tho schools throughout the
county will join with programs to
morrow.
Singing, talks and story-telling
filled the program at the West
Side Primary School. The exercis
es opened with the singing o f
"Florida My Florida" by the pup
ils- followed by a talk by Miss
Love Turner on "IIo w We Begin
Our Education by Observing the
Health Hules." A story "Knights
of tho Health Crusade," told by
Frank Benjamin and n song “ We
Belong to the Health Crusa/le"
wi re next on tho program. An
other story, "The King o f the
Brushes” told by Felix Anderson;
a scriptural reading, another story
told by Mrs. Preston Stephenson,
and the singing o f "America the
Beautiful ’ completed the exer-
building, Hudson asserted *3
Miss Mary Graves, county nurse,
was the speaker at the Grammar
School. The Moral Code:. “ Health
fulness and Cleanliness," was g iv
en by the fifth grade pupils, nnd
health songs were sung. A health
ptogram las also given by the
pupils of the East Side Primary
School.
Tomorrow will be Home
and
School Day at nil tho schools in
the city anil county.
A nsw ering Mellon’s
respecting federal
shipping industry is not *3
though the Kov»mineM|
harbors and maintain lightf
and that the farmer is a-.,
for tho costly campaign* J
Department of AgricultoJ
He charged that the
sold two billion dollars m
rond building machinery J
during the w ar to FtuJ?
$l.r>0,<j00r000. And Frar.^
sold much of it "to sooi,
states for 100 cents on the i
George M. Graham of 1
representing the Nation^
mobilo Chamber of ComaJ
serted that if the auto j
was selfish it would iksJ
duction of the corporation
tax rate alone, since tin l
pays the auto tax.
A fight against the tax x
Inst roll call in Congrtu ■
;he recommendation of
Mellons was promised hj*
P. Henry of Detroit,
the American Automobile^
tion. Representatives of i
dustry appearing included; |
Guy, Washington, N'atioal(
mobile Dealers Associaticip
Dana, New York, The Ifea
Accesory Manufacturers |d
tion; Morris Mahoney, 3
Motorcycle nnd
Allied!
Union; J. G. Williams, 8
National Association of 1
Owners; A; Vilus, New YaJ
Iter Association of Amend
C O M M I T T E E IS
ASKED TO CALL
CAR ‘NECESSITY’
(Continued From Page 1)
automobiles, motor cycles and firo
arms."
"There might have been a day
when the automobile, was a luxury,
but that day has passed,"
said
Hudson. " I t is u necessity to the
pontons innitely more wealth;' extent o f l»0 per cent. It is n necesought to have a cosidcrablc num iitv to the farmer, the business
ber of collections worthy of ex
ploration."
examined tne uouy shortly after
But thu facts do not bear out it was found Saturday morning,
this assumption, ho finds, for ap died from v/nnt of oxygen whilo
parently only n very few persons more than 40.000 feet iV. the air
in New York are really interested Tito balloon which landed in a treo
in art. The reason is, as he sees near here will he shipped buck to
•
it, that the American in express Scott Field tomorrow.
subways and clevntors, in sur
roundings that art* too modern to
be beautiful that when he becomes
ricli nnd can relux, he turns in
stinctively to something different
stinctiveyl to something different
mediaeval art,
"The
Americans
affirm that
their sky-scrapers are typically
American, irt pure American style,
but it is really only in the propor
tions that they have found some
thing new. They love everything
Gothic; their cinema palaces are
Gothic as well ax their cathcdcrals
E. F irst St.
Phone 325
finally niprry*n.{ and lavi bn.;r anti office buildings."
money up >n s pretty spoiled wo
man. taken up with thought.! of
titles nnd intrigues much like a
grande dome ck* la cour.
This |.i the opinion of Jacques
Manny, young French
nrtlsts,
writing his "Impressions of New
York, 1027’* in the revue “ L'Art
Vivnnt."
.
"Young French painters," con
tinues Mr. Mauny, "have the idea
that since the houses of Paris con
tain many fine art collections al
though they are limited to only
seven stories, those In New York
o f twenty or more, and containing
When months of negotiations
ran- to no result. Governor Truml,„:i asked tho war department to
have its engineers at Providence,
I find out whether tho diversion
•\ i’d itffeet navigation in the Con
ti. , , nt. That would be a long job
iicil in the' meantime perhaps, tho
; I.isMichusctts project would be so
far advanced that no one would
want to stop tlm work. To avoid
■Int situation the attorney-general
of Connecticut lias been insotruct<d to a«k the supreme court of the
United States for an injunction
stopping the Bay State in its task.
This promised interestng legal
lmtlo is but started.,
G ;
Hot Coffee
Paris Artist Gives
H is Impresson O f
U. S. Business Men
and •
lot Chocolate
Sanford Drug Co.
GeorgiaManPieads
Guilty Over Phone
A nd Is Fined $50
best theatres und the best o f good
times.
Germans have also been present in
thousands, ami have brought much
private wealth into England. To
gether with the Scandinavians they
have been almost us noticeable in
the streets and places of interest as
Americans.
^
The Dutchman, it is said, spends
his money recklessly on food, the
Gormans insist on the beat that
Uiitiith wine cellars cun produce,
but tho women of all nationalities
delight in spending their money at
h- exclusive shops which benr the
lo y a l coat o f arms— signifying
that they urc patronized bv royal
ty.
,
A t the same time, London boardgrateful for the largo numbers of
ing house proprietors have been
less wealthy Americans.
Persistent coughs and colds!
serious trouble. Youcangooi
with Creomulsion, on estoUi
soto tha( is pleasant to tib.0
■ion is a new nu-dir.il dina
two-fold action; it soothes■
thn inflamed membrane* oil
germ growth.
•
Of all known ’drugs, email
ognized by high medical aU
one of tho greatest hroluygd
persistent coughs and oMofj
forms of throat trouble* Gad
cuntaina, in addition fcOMflfl
healing elements wliichodsa
thn infected membranesais
irritation and lnflamnuti«,d
creosote goes on to the stood
■orbed into tho blood, atudil
of tho trouble and checks tha
'of tho germs.
• Creomulsion is gmnnttdi
lory in tho treatment el f
coughs and colds, bronddil
bronchitis and other forms d
lory diseases, and isexcrllalii
ing up tho system after all
Money refunded if any cougks
not relieved after takisg tta
directions. Ask your dnifp*-
Sanford Municipal A thletic Field
Time 8:30 P.M. Good Preliminary Bouts and
M A IN B O U T
RENE
^
DURAY
FRANCE
—VS—
HAPPY
,
•
HENRY
TAM PA
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KID
,
F o u r W h ee l
Brakes
Two W heel
Brakes
.J
aid j?]
BOSTO
W IN T E R P A R K
.
— VS—
.
JOE
DANIELS
SANFORD
TCTii"
32 ROUNDS OF BOXIN
Hydraulic and Mechanical
anford Auto Brake Service
U N D E R A U S P IC IE S OF T H E
A M E R IC A N
L E G IO N
Admission 50c— $1.00—£1.50
D R U M and B U G L E CO
. Ladies Free to the G r
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FiTHHr- .. -
P A Q B T W t,
The Sanford
T H E SAN FO R D H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 8, 1927
Herald
C*»1'<
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BaafarS, FlartSa
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aa w m l etaaa a t l l a
O d tW r ST, 1B1B. at, tfca Paa«affl«
at Saatart, PlartSa aadrr act at
C a a trtu af Hank a IMT.
UntLABD U DRAM-------EDITOR
n . HOWARD RP.RO .... MAWAGF.n
K A i a a K JOSES Waaaama EAHar
SIUIJCHIPTIO.S BATKS
t)aa Yaar ...... —............ ..... - S7.oe
A h Maalha ----HR
Tliraa n.atAa ......... - ........ «1.T#
S i Carrier per W wk . . . ---- SS.I8
W rtk lr W l k a a*r Y*ar .... S ts '
Tfcr Ifrrnld. NaafanTa aiaarrr nr
SMrr, aabarrikta ta Ik* latrraa
llaaal JVrwa Brrrlrr rarelrlaa fram
Ifcla.. aapariar.. a m i. oraaalaallon
#a»aa*T tSaaaaae narta dally m »rr*«Mt all tha Irallas rraata af Ikr rntlrr world. Tha I. ST. N. la roarrlal.
Ir rftlclrol la Ftarlda and I la
aaaaaar ol handllna alrvta arna la
arllfeaat raaaL
t a r llrrald I* a ro.-mhrr of tkr
.\aetf Barraa of Clrrnlalloaa. an
latrraatlanal Aurtlallva of l*ablUhrra, Ad.ertU.ra, aad Adrrrllalna
Alrnta nklrk raqnlraa each I*ab.
tlalfer mraikn I a anhmll la a
Ik afatfk aadli of anharrlptlaaa
Ihafa In ardar to verlfr abaalolalr
all alalma al alraalallon aa wall aa
kaaaal baalaaaa method..
Seminole's Trucking: Possibilities
•
■
A s Brisbane S ees It
Those Merry Milkmaids
T h e Herald has had a great deni t o say lately about the
A Rich Man's Trial
agricultural wealth of Florida in general and Seminole
Mexico's tpiick Action.
County in particular. We have stressed the need for a more
A Clown's Death.
extensive development of Seminole’s back country and we
I’ liKUcn, Famine Needed?
have pointed out the importance o f exploiting our farm ing
f o p * rl rh f If*27 !*▼ Sthi
tflh
possibilities. There is greater potential wealth to be found
in Seminole*County’s soil than in any other established com
A P R I V A T E detective, engaged
mercial activity.
This fact we should poiijt to with a great to shadow joi >ra in the Fall-Slndeni o f pride.
clair oil him * and ascertain the fin
F ew counties in the state can boast of the agricultural ancial comi ii"n of jurors, has been
output o f Seminole County.
Not only is it the center of the I found. When government detec
celery production lor thiA state but it ranks with other sec tive-, got him he had enlisted in the
tions in the grow in g!of other vegetables. Each year m il marines, and would soon have been
lions o f dollars are brought into this county from its soil and cn his way to Haiti.
millions more should be added to the wealth that is now pour
ing into our colfers. Uist year a gross total o f $5,447,100 was
ONt- J( K(,,, INt lhjs CJ|;„ ;I1Vol
derived from celery and other products.
This large sum was inK r(lh m.iri an,J „ forim-r iubinet
realized despite the extremely poor market conditions e x officer accused of bribery, said,
according to government testimony
perienced by the celery crop throughout most of the season,
A survey o f last year's vegetable shipments for Seminole that lie expected, when the case
was over, to have an automobile
County and the entire stjjte has recently come into possession "ns long as a city block.’’
of The Herald.
It revealed that tw elve carloads o f beans
were shipped from Sanford with a return of $7,800. T h irtyO CR P R O S P E R O U S men, espec
one cars of cabbages brought approximately $15,500. Semin ially the very rich, are supposed
T u e s d a y " n o v . 8. t*92 7 .
ole shipped thirty-nine cars o f eggplants for an income o f to set a g "»i example. At least
they me m .n ested m maintaining
riiK IIKHALIV* VKOOtlAM
over $15,000. With -150 cars of lettuce, this county shipped respect for law which protects
l^-tCraaoni; la alls aad rnunij adone-third o f the state's output and its income from these thcjfi. first of all.
aalnlalrallaa.
t»-l»rr| r i water ruala to Jatkana- shipments was $*228,000.
What impression is i.utile on the
vltla.
Local growers shipped 187 cars o f peppers and received average mini when a detective
t.— t'onatrnrtloa of St. Jokaa Inillao
R lrrr Caaol.
agent > ‘ trail*" members of the
W la in m n iliia of monlhlr * r » r $150,900 for them while five cars o f potatoes brought $3,500.
ap Wrrk."
Thirty-nine
carloads orl tomatoes brought $31,200 and sev- !• all-Sim Ian oil jury, plainly seek
Ar—A««n-aolla* of building pr»- ,
...........
ing some juror that might be
Stan boaaoa holala apartmt-it U l t j -S0\ Oil CUPS of
mixed vegetables enriched Seminole bought.
knara.
County growers to the extent of $30,800.
Out of a total o f
•-— A Coramaallr Cheat.
To-C*airlrllaa of city braallflrn- 7,677 cars o f celery, from Florida, Seminole shipped 6,576 for
SITI'O M -, A detective agency
llma program.
a total return of $4,922,000. Miscellaneous shipments, total- went about examining rich men's
A— A naw and moilrvn hospital.
l.ng 103 cars, brought in a revenue of $61,800. Altogether this house- to find how burglars
B IB LE VERSE FOR TODAY
ling*'' in"-' easily nreak in. \Nouhl
county shipped 7,525 cars of vegetables, which was about
that he ndc aled .’ Evidently an j
STR IK IN G CONTRASTS;— My
one-sixth of Florida’s output.
attar!, on the jury system in the |
days are like a shadow that ilcclinT h at there is already an increased interest in Seminole interest of high linnnee is d iffe r
eth; and I am withered like grass.
soil is shown by a recent survey that revealed that 244 more ent from a burglar's attack on
But Thou, O Lord, shall endure for
acres o f truck crops have been planted this season than last the I i d'-or of prosperity.
ever. Psalm 102 ;11, 12.
year.
This information is significant when we consider that
MR. 11W|G HT MORROW, reP R A Y E R ; May we live in Thee,
the increased acreage represents a potential wealth o f thou e» nt 1 1 or J . P. Morpau & t'o., is
0 Lord, so that wc also may endure
sands and thousands o f dollars. W ith our acreage continuing learning about other politital meforever.
to grow, Seminole County should soon occupy its rightful thoi|, in Mexiei i. Three days ago he
place as center o f the vegetable producing section o f Florida. v as eating ham and eggs on Presi
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Architect
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F IR ST NATION
HANK
T he Seer
of success is to
ready when oPt
tunity offers iu
Then tie up will
growing
Hank
count
Now!
Cordially yours,
ra shirr
dent Calles’ ranch. Today he reals
----------------- o - ------------i hat Calles’ men caught General
HEY! HEY!
Some o f us just can't seem to get
USE
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re
he
|
against
t
a.lus.
(joir.
a gain*
This
is
the place to trade,
A Popular Announcement
tv,
wn>
i
aught,
I
h
iiiig
through
i
And our work's the kind that don't
swap, exchange, buy or sell
QUAKER STATE
....
. . • minutes
Mex...........
i- in enoj
o. i'
stand any showin,'
tires, hollies, metal, junk
According to a letter from Mrs. ltutli Bryan Owen, pub i r he was dead.
Now we can’t go very fnr
O IL
of all kinds.
I naident Calies does not mint.'
With our wagons to n star. lished recently in the Miami Herald, she is again a candidate
Bottles o f *11 sizes and
Let’s find out just where we are to represent the Fourth Florida District in the United States matters, and thmie who oppose
and go Farther for your
him,
if
wi-e,
conduct
their
opposikinds.
and start a doin.’
Congress, Mrs. Owen ran a good race for this office Iasi year
Money.
Free Crank-Case
There’s lots and lota of work for and was defeated by a narrow margin by the Hon. Joe Sears lii n ........ > the Mcxiean border, not
Ser\ice.
oil
<
nth
.
idi
.
'Us to do
o f K »o,»immep.
And it’s left entirely up to mo and
T h ere had; never been any doubt in the minds o f tlw*
C E C IL L. U IN E S
A! AIK i: LIN E, KAMO L' S c low n,
you,
i
friends and aumircrs of Mrs. Owen that she would run again. rose in ilu* top of his profession
S. SOMAN
(KOI W. First St.
So don't lie down and drag, The closeness o f the vote l a s t year by which she was defeated
hu ghi-d at him, children
212 Sanforil Ave.
Don’t stop and start to lag,
ulj" ul> * ltl1
Break away from that ole’ snag in an election which marked her entrance into politics and the 1 *' ‘" ly' 1,u l:'
that's holdin you.
fact that she was opposed by a seasoned campaigner ot many .,iWu.vu #cr.ous.
Co ahead and smile away thut years experience, is ample proof that Mrs. Owen is recognized
n , ’ lies on a .lab m the New
awful frown,
as an able citizen of this state worthy o f the position which Vmi,( morgue today.
Nobody
Vet's everybody get together In she seeks. Mrs. Owen is not one to be stopped by one defeat.
body a fte r he shot
this town,
Sash and Doors, Cement
Mako war op ole* man gvo ™
c
„ i S 7inTHy?
' f lower
C8 " Vhouse
" 111ofr Cougreas
f
,•"i,who can ,or
• i s s u :<hmvirtg
r K ia
TinLthe
T day
h i of
:
representative
comhiir
i Make w*rnnV>lc’ man gTouch
Blaster, Roofing, Brick.
Fight *im till he hollers 'ouch! mand attention, who understands tho needs o f her followers tint glory were s uvad before him
Taka his pipe an* “ bakkeri’ pouch and who knows how to foster bills in the House and secure •m l,u bed,as he kneeled to blow
. and sumbr alas w m a.
th eir paKHrge. For years the Fourth District has been han d-r,ifi
uul-_____
Come on fellows, open up and sing icapped by the lack o f Congressional nssistnnce,.. and. at no
\ An unusually good op
. V1.
a song,
L
U
M
B
E
R
CO.
portunity for any couple
time in the past has there been a greater need than at the i fuuii^ wuu j t . Weep, and you
V II make your life more cheerful
preBCnt.
J'.ccp
alone,’*
r.iln
Wheeler
Wilcox
that wishes to marry to re
all along,
52(1 Maple A ve. I'none 797
Mrs. Owen learned her politics under the able guidance wrote her well known poem the
i Times are not so awfully hn
ceive
the license, minister,
Times are not so awfully bad o f that great and good statesman, William Jennings Bryan. im.imng after her first party, when
and wedding presents all
sho was 17.
. Tain’tn o use to be so sadAs a little girl she accompanied him about the country on his
In tile tram, gulag to the party,
furnished by the Sanford
Music don’t make no one mad, ao compaign.i fo r the presidential office, she sat w ith him in she auw a woman weeping. Her
; sing a song.
N E W T IR E STORE
Kiwanis Club. Ceremony
the councils o f Democratic chiei tains, and she became intim utud Husband was in the huggugu
• — Morris Wythe Bartlett.
ately acquainted with great leaders o f both parties while her car. Mias Wilcox said: " I thought
will be performed by any
F R E SH STOCK
1 could never smile again, after
G U A R A N TE E D M AKES
Mo, wc didn’t see the "Cat and father was serving in Woodrow Wilson’s cabinet as secretary i rying with thut pom? woman. But
minister that the couple
the Canary'* but wc heard it meow. o f state.
1 wont to the party and danced all
A ll Sizes
may desire, and will lie ns
^
...........
F or a good many years she has made Florida her home. night. 1 wrote the poem when i
sacred as any other wedLow Prices
Support the Drum and’ Bugle Sht4has traveled its highways and byways a great many woke up in the morning, ashamed
Corps. It is working hard in times. From the islands o f the Florida Keys to the hills o f to think how easily I hud forgot
Special
dins ceremony. If interest
Sanford’s behalf.
Escambia, she has studied itsiproblems and worked on their ten.”
30x3
1-2
Cord
$5.51)
ed, Phone 95, or w rite E. F.
Four Marcelinc, iiow on his c »!<l
solution.
She
has
visited
the
cracker
in
his
home
and
talked
29x1.10
Cord
$6.95
slab,
learned
also
that
tho
woild
Lane, Box 329, Sanford,
“Second Liberty Loan Bonds To Be
Ratlm d"— headline. Ouru have al- with him until she knows better perhaps than anyone else in forgets easily,
F. I*. Rines
Fla.
the s ta te his wishes and, necessities.
ready been retired.
221
EAST
FIR
ST
STREET
-------- o-------T H E REV, G. A, S. Kennedy,
Th e Herald is glad to learn that Mrs.-Owen has again o f
Chicago’# mayor is Jo mad at the fered herself to tho people o f the Fourth District as their British , suys, “ Britain stopping
famines and plagues in India bus
Enfllah, one would think this is
representative ami does not hesitate to predict her election sent the population from 100 to
1776 instead o f 1927.
next June.
---------o--------:tt10 millions. Now Hindus want to
U N IO N E C ZK M A O IN T M E N T
get into Africa, where there
won’t be long now before
For
treatment
of Ring Worms, Jiggers ami any akin eruption
more room."
your Christmas shopping
European
races
in
South
Africa
Price 75c S*>! 1 ami guaranteed by tho
will be the cry o f the times.
OUR MERCHANTS
are attending to thut.
-------- o-------Absence c f plagues und famines
ST. A U G U STIN E RECORD
U N IO N P H A R M A C Y
—
Phone 37C
R begins to look as If Tennessee
in
Asia hus increased population
an<£ Georgia were going to have
It U the prediction o f this news they are sending money out of town there also. And they are anxious
an awfui hard job deciding which
to get into the United States. Tha.
paper
that organization o f the St.
la the best team in the South.
never to return. Each dollar that
Augustine
Retail
Merchants’
-------- o—
leaves St. Augustine damages all also will be uttended to.
Association last Tuesday night
What’s all this about a Paragra- will murk the beginning of u new the interests o f St. Augustine to
THAT NEED NOT worry you.
her’s Convention In I-cesburg ? era in the business life o f this just that extent.
Henry George reminds you that if
f We go over there who’s going to city. It is the turning point.
In today's Record, prizes in gold a puppy dog’s tail kept on grow
totaling IfiO.OO are being offered
look a fter Sanford's pair of g ra ft
St. Augustine’s stores and shops
ing as it grows when he is a pupers.
for tho three best essuys on ""Why
are the pride o f her pcoplt. No
Gift* N O W on our mow
py each old dog would havu a tail
It
Is
Best
To
Huy
A
t
Horne."
Amcricua city cun boast o f a more
Jeweler
ill)
feet
long.
No
dog
hus
such
it
cosy payment plan.
As wc get it, the question to be progressive- more libenil, more These esauys will be printed in th,- tui).
Only 38 shopping days be
Record
ns
part
o
f
an
education
il
tUcgiad in Titusville Thursday is civic-spirited lot o f merchants
To begin with Texas could feed
whether the will o f the people shall than St. Augustine's, or more e f campaign to stimulate interest in the 1,800,000,000 people now on
fore UhiVitmas.
.. 108 M agnolia ..
spending St. Augustine money in
rule or the personal interest of the ficiently o|>crutcd establishments
St. Augustine. 'I he Record lias earth, under intensive cultivation.
Administration.
than ours.
offered these prizes in tho hope In the second place, flying machin
o
The prosperity o f every bus that there will lie numerous entries es will enuble people to live with
Forrest Lake says he will have iness in St. Augustine is depend in the contest. Wo confidently ex plenty o f room for ten billion hu
'em all working for him at Raiford. ent upon the prosperity of thu pect hundreds o f men, women mans, on hilltops and mountains
W r wouldn’t be surprised. They merchants. Every church, every boys and girls to submit essuys with no inhabitants today.
And in the third place, when
always did jump every time he club and every lodge must pros- not exceeding 500 words, to the
only in the same measure j Contests Editor o f this newspaper people became highly civilized they
cracked the whip.
our merchants prosper.
before noon Tuesday, November will have fewer children. I’ roviMost o f the spending o f money lath, the hour o f the contest’s dcncc leaves nothing important to
H »y, Skinny! Have-you seen the
f
home is done thought- closing. A committee to be named chance.
traffic light at the comer of away from
Most o f those who travel by the St. Augustine Retail MerGreece, disturbed by assorted
First and Park. They put that up
und make purchases that chuntx’ Association will grade the bolshevism, communism, radical
to stop folks from going down to
be made here do not realize papers.
ism and Heaven knows what, re
th a'C ity Hall to make collections.
quests our government to tell the
-------- o— ----For the payment o f 1927 taxes
Greek government how we "control
An Associated Press dispatch
the reds.!t
— ----- *------says that divorces are now increas
S A N F O R D S T IL L B A T T L IN G
Ours is a simple method, named
A discount of two percent is allowed for
ing faster than marriages. I f that
O llL A N U O IIE I'O ltm t-S T A ll
properity.
keeps up, it probably won't be long
payment in November, and one percent in
Give men work with good wages j
Th Sanford Herald ip demanding tlltioiml.
and they are content. That is their !
December.
the resignation o f City Attorney Dc
According to the Herald. San nature. Give them
insufficient
Cottes.
The
Herald
alleges
that
Dc
ford is still under the heel of boss work o4 underpaid work, and you
course every merchant knows
W h en requesting tax bill always give ie*
his own business. But Cottes is a leftover from the For rule arid is In a' heck o f a predica will have the demonstration called
rest
Lake
regime
and
Is
out
of
ment. An unfortunate situation "red."
as numerous as
ga l description of your property as shown
indeed. If it were possible for tho
I f prosperity were destroyed the
we would respect- sympathy with democratic rule.
Sanford, [t appears, wunts to people of that splendid little city red color would spread here us
by deed.
a small ad in Tho
hold an election to amend its char to clear itself o f ‘ factionalism and quickly as anywhere else.
ter so* as to enlarge the city com get together behind trusted leader
LORD ESHER SAYS there were
form er kaiser, mission to five members. De Cottes ship, it would soon recoup its losses
aged sixty-one election would be unconstitutional. Thera must be people in Sanford only 850,000.000 people on earth in
wn confession, The promulgators o f the election who are not tied to either faction 1830. Today there are about 1,300,tha a Russian •how that the City Attorney ia re who could furnish the neutrality 000,000. The increase, a little more
• r other, aged versing himself In this opinion be that is needed. A strong, indepen than one percent a year, will make
royalty cause on a former occasion he opin- dent character is 'Jta demand o f the the population o f the earth in 3020
hoar perhaps.
more than 12,457,000,000.
•d that such aa election was coaatt*
ICOTS’
LUMBER
W EDDING
WANTED
SPECIAL:!
G E N U IN E 13 P L A T E
FORD B A T T E R Y FOR $ 1 0 . 0 0
A N D Y O U R OLD BATTERY
Ford Batteries need no introduction.
They can he used on all makes o f cars und are an ids
Radio Battery.
Edward Higgins, in*.
*
Authorized Ford Sales £ Service
Pa Intel to & Commercial Sis.
Phone JU
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Select
CHRISTMAS
STATE AND COUNTY
TAX BOOKS
NOW OPEN
JNO. D. JINKINS,
Tax Collector Seminole County
AT PALATKA
I
FLORIDA,
NOV. 11-12
- Dedication of
$1,250,000 BRIDGE
ACROSS T H E ST. J O H N S RlVUU
linking most complete system o f state and county ri
in Florida
TWO DAY CELEBRATION
With Complete Program
Barbecue
Speeches
Music
Golf
Dancing
Parade
Rodeo
Football
Boat Races
Other Events
Dr. Fons A. Hathaway, chairman of Si
Road Department. Col. M ark H. Br<x
U. S. District Engineer, Paul R. ^ oUt
National Vice Commander of Ameri
Legion— speakers.
Southland's Finest B ridge Invites Yfl
Inspection
�cial A n d Personal Activit
e Telephone 148 MRS. FR E D . 8. D A HJER, Society Editor Residence
'
Misses Ruth Fancher
And Ruby Martin A re
Given Surprise Party
M'oiil :t.j member-* o f the Metho
d ic Missionary Society attended u
Vl :•/ -meresting meeting held in
th- Church Monday afternoon. Mrs.
M I'. Ituhrmnn conducted nn inM> "i.ioiial devotional service using
*1 ho suhjeci “ Tlie Size o f Your
H "i id ” Commendnlile reports were
reci-ivt d fnim the p.irsonnge com
mit tin* and raious circles.
In 'he circle* at this primary inti ■given to the preparations
for the bazaar to he held December
IT
an eariy date the local super
ior, m i,.v .-ill full u joint meeting
of i ,i.- i in leu •« fov.'plete plans for
Mrs. Forrest Gatchell Past Worthy Matrons
IsHostessTo Members O f Eastern Star Meet
O f Pipe O rgan Club A t Mrs. Jarvis’ Home
Mr3. Forrest Gatchell was host
ess to the Pipe Organ Club which
met Monday afternoon.
TUESDAY
A special program in keeping
-eting cf .the Dependable with Armistice was carried out.
the .Methodist Church at The meeting opened with prayer
1 ,, the home of Mrs. led by Mrs. .1. H. Coirlough. the
O" » > « " O ' clltb president, after which Mrs.
Sidney .1. Nix read the twenty,
t „swing club will meet fourth Psnlni. Mrs. B. C. Moore.
Mrs. Robert L. Glenn and Mrs. T
. Naomi Fclhnvs.
Circle will meet at ' L. Hale sang “ Lest We Forget."
ick a! the home o f Mrs. i Mrs. James Hawkins gave a most
interesting outline of a talk given
! « , f t h r Baptist Church by General Pershing on “ Wai
7;Jit o’clock at the Mothers."
A fter the program routine husii
ness
was carted nut. The members
WEDNESDAY
|responded to roll call with items
Mettinger Circle wil hold I relative to Armistice. A delightliihir.g at the church an- I ful social hour followed, at which
time Mrs. Gatchell served a ui.siy
p Risljop will entertain salad course.
ihors of the For* night
Members present were Mis. C.
A. Anderson r., Mrs. Morris Allen,
Mrs. Francis E. Bolz, Ms.. It. l|.
Berg, Mrs. Leslie Bryan, Mrs. It.
F. Cooper Mrs. .1. H. Coielotigh.
Mrs. A. C. Chamberlin, Mrs. I, E.
Estridge, Mrs. Robert I.. Glenn,
Mrs. Arthur Gatchell. Mrs
Korlest Gatchell, Mrs. James F. Haw
kins, Miss Martha Fox, Mrs. T. L.
Hale, Mrs. A. C. McLendon, Mrs.
Moreland, Mrs. B. C. Moore, Mrs.
Sidney J. Nix. Mrs. H. B. Odum
Mrs. A. M. Phillitis, Mrs. C. H.
Pearce. Mrs. H. W. Rucker, Mrs.
Kent Rossiter, .Mrs. Ira South
ward, Mrs. antes G. Sharon, Mrs.
Guy S. Selmnn, and Mrs. William
D. Oongdon.
i nt* i ast Worthy Matrons Club
ofScmtnoie Gh.spter No. 2 0 E. S
niet Monday evening at the home
«>! .Mrs. Muiiay Jarvis on Oak
1he president, Mrs. Sar
ah E. Parker, called the meeting
to order with prayer. The roll call
was iinnvi-red :i]j nu‘ tubers being
present, namely: Mrs. Sara K.
Paiker, Mr* Mary Kent, Mrs. Lot
cua Broihnium Mrs. Fannie M.
( nnuell. Mi'. B.*riha Jinkins, Mrs.
Mae G rift ii., Mr*. j,,.. i;;lii,.y, M,
Odea I i rushy. Mrs. Jimmie Lilj.i.
Mrs. EHzaheth Scott. .Mrs. Murray
Jarvis and Mi- Katherine MrKnv
Minutes of tin- lust
incutina
were read and approved after
wK di the folliiwing committi •
cl iti e*-i were .ippnin.cd;
Inilntom, Mr*. McKat ; Mrs. Bailee am!
Mrs. S tt; M . Flower. Mr! I-’.H/.
leth Scot;. I'li'idcnt Parke. e\pre.se.I the pleasure of the club i i .
Having Mir l.ilja with then
f.u
the i veiling. Iloee by-laws wenvoted on Tniiation." "Absence,
and "Name Laws,”
'l he next meeting will he held
the first Monday in December at
the hmite »t .Hr*. Joy Bailey won
Mrs. Bailey and
Mrs. lamer.t
Brother-ant as hostesses.
Alt -i business of the club had
been dispensed with the nu-etinu
closed with repeating parting pray
er, A jolly *one I hour followed din
ing which time the hostesses, Mrs.
Jarvis and Mrs. Bertha
Jinkins
served delicti us refreshments.
Missionary Group O f
Parent-Teacher Body Christian Church Has
O f Southside Schoo Moot VViiii Mrs. Gwan
Holds Enjoyable Meet Tin- Mi; dtim.ry Society of 11"*
First ( hi i Ihm i'lmrcti met Moo
Mrs. Gear
Ewan al her home on Elm Ave.
Splcnd.il reports were given by
ihc various rommittes and afD1'
the rgulur business session the
meeting was turned over to litprogram chairmnn Mrs. L. M.
Marshall ’ who presented a inos'
interesting program on "Hont-.’
Misison.' Talks on this topic were
made hv Mrs. E. M. Galloway and
Mn. II J. Clause.
During ihe social hour templing
Tile regular meeting o f the Par- day afl iiiooii wit It
;3Q at the Old Masonic
the Basket.
f. Smith will entertain
irf- the Every Week
ab at her home on Mng1meeting of
the Col
luMvelt Auxiliary No.
nut the Shafer Studio,
i w i at 7:110 P. M.
m School Parent Teachtitticawill meet at H’,-10
I
reinAY
I ’. Howard Chapter U. I).
Iitertain the veterans of
I War it a luncheon at 12
r thi Seminole Cafe.
|« A. Conoley will enternumbers of
the Sans
Uie Club.
SATURDAY
In’s matinee at 10 o'clock
litane Theatre.
In’j Story Hour at 10
it the Library,
a asic Club will meet
o’clock at the studio of
mie S, Munson on Myrtle
eiit-Teachers Association of the
South Side Primary School was
held Thursday afternoon with the
president, Mrs. Robert A. Newman
presiding.
Routine business was trnnacted
and the reports showed that milch
interest had been manifested dur
ing the past month.
Miss Ruth
Hand, principal of the school gave
an interesting talk nn "Rainy and
Gold Weather Day Programs" and
urged the mothers to allow the
children to take their lunch at the
lunch room especially on these
days.
Plans were made to provide n
curtain for the stage ut the audi
torium, and a committee was ap
pointed for this.
An enjoyable program was ren
dered during the social hour, in
cluding a vocal solo, “ In an Old
Fashioned Town," sang by Mrs.
Robert . Glenn, ‘who gave "Pro|ih-
M KTHODIST
M IS S IO N A R Y
SOCIETY
HOLDS IN T E R E S T IN G M E E T IN G
!■ Bowing lit.' contests refrejh•\* consistmg of cake, fruit
"tmoil and c.,ndi-s were ser ved by
- h .tosses.
The dining table
v-u; i entered with, tho two large
birthday enkes topped with tiny
tl'p.-l's.
The guests were: .Miss Ruby
Mn-titt. Miss Ruth Fancher Miss
G<--- -in i alhoiin. Mi-*. Rosie DarMtss low ’ I Davis. Miss Nezzi<*
S’ * to- Miss Pauline Stinson. Miss
R i'b Martin. .Mi<- Rose Sanders.
M«*s Madge Phillip*, Miss Flossi-*
Davis.
Miss
Margins l Stinson
M i" Marraret Martin, Raymond
Ih-tlor, -I sse Milam, Robert Fan
■her, < aid Ei hoi-, ( iuyton Smith,
llolla-iil King. Arnold Martin. II* i■v Russell and Clyde Stinson.
.1 Prayer will I,, „l„,rv,.,|
in the work beginning November
n The first service will be a mis
so, ary sermon preached by the
p iMor on . unday evening The see0
, , 7 t l ‘ fa J K l
MrS. (”
Wurli id's
of
David
stuf-v
i - u c c i -s h
■I h e A ir n o N E F ir
wi 111
in
B « • » • . <•” « » .
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will b- p,r ,.iwj
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IVlr«.Hiii?hiialor Guest
(II Honor At ( ourtesy
(*iu*n Hv Mrs. Lane
noon when Mrs. Edward luine ent*-rtu.tied at bridge at her home • t
Park \venue.
Howls of zinnias and other * u'
fltiwi rs ill the varying shades o'
orange were used in decorating th*
r-ioms where the card lahlrs had
1 ii at ran get I for play
T lv
Thanksgiving ideas were featun-1
$5.00 Scooter
s e e r-*te*» *
i
, ni
l , t, » *«*s
The greatest value ever offered. A Tfi^h S p b c tf5 M > b t^ T
worth S.T.ilu more at Factory Cosl. Through s p ^ ja j^ ^
arrangement wilh one o f the largest (uiTorics in ,
d
rounlry we are in a position tu make ihistHGtUlliurwUii p
ttffer enahling every hoy and girl in town to own omLof
A
these scooters Come in. gel one nfVmr trade- rarilrAiNltAJ 1
I ells the whole store.
>*‘ i & ‘4
g i'iiti -t
Gcoigi- Sidney
her hostess
niturr D<\j*rnftdflt. o f tjw t
A( tho ^
hmir th(, h(Wl„ , „„
Club has been -portrmnftl ^
„Uu>(| b Mrs. Rf)tlmillnt. .Mrs. :rom Wednesday afternoon - un\U
Jamft8 piUmnn and Mrs. Lre C«n.<- November 2:i at which, time
'<> served refreshments of chick.m piay bojpg prepared
■':.K-r; E s a r . :
^
*,
, H , « r ; i o r ^ b « t i ^ s s g
1 o’clock. On Wednesday evening ^ents were: Mrs C. A. Williamrestd’ n,a hero used --Wy/lVlV* # *
the Marie Raffo Mlwionary Society '*nf1 Miss Mary Deen.
- "hi, fee. o f gas.
•- •• ’
_
, .-,
ihinrina'n presented a plan will introduce special niissinn«>-y Ploying bridge were: Mrs. Hugh
T.\I .L A HASSLE-*- Rapid
mi .-',iui «■ udy course to be ( 'inures into the regular mid week balor, Mrs. F. E. Ronmilia*. M i.
Leo A. Cotioley, Mrs. C. K. Mev
--* being mnde at RaifoTd/fctnte**,^
d at the church Monday, praver service.
Y zone nice tin x o f 'the Missionary- *’r V Mrs. If. 11 McPnl! I r . ,M»-.s farm in production o f frUjta^prtiLr
'■r Id, beginning at II
\ devotjn-.MU service will S.s i--iv has been called for Novem- Rcl,eccn Scott, Mrs, W. Mr-’.on ' mit5.
1
* *>•
hr '-jnri hour which will
- .1 y seveal class periods.
•> !>e -.mlied. "A straight
Tomorrow" bv Platt,
■ i Ui-ii's.int, to every memC|»J1 b M»l
TODAY
Thi- mutlmi picture
in the tallies, bridge accessories Thigpen- Sira. L. F. Hagen,
and table covers.
|John C. Smith, Sirs. A lfi
A fter the stated number of pro- I-ee Jr., Mrs. Calvin TcagiJ
grpFsions hail been plnyed. scurfs Ft. I’. Perkins/Mrs. James i
were compared and the prize for man. Mrs. Ho ward P.'SfmT
top score, a luncheon set, was Sid Uive and. Mrs Ban Ca
awarded Mrs. ('. E. Meyers, w h i l e -----------1
— ----the cut prize- n deck of bridge
M EETING IS I*OSTPO>
cards, fell to the lot of Mrs. F. E.
•
—
Rnumillnt.
tin* hading
rolli oinc ly
“ FOILED"
A Variety
T H E AU S TR IAN \I.PS’’
Organ Solo by Geo. Brockhnhn
A few items lo close mil al .Tile
These Scooters
Oar Window
He are also offerin g for Wednesday only, one lot o f
‘ H am it
la ir " silk hloomers specially prieed ,at
vJji2.f)r> per pair
H e ha\e a nice line o f new fall Fell Hats which we are
offering on this oeeasion at the attractive price o f
$5.00 each
W EDNESDAY
French Dry denning. Dressing and Dyeing.
Call lis, we call— Phono 4fi5
110 K. Second SI.
SA N FO R D , F L A
•’ PU BLICITY M ADNESS"
with
Lois Moran and Edmund l.owo
us.ti
Continues All Through
This Week
AKE M A R Y
knrince of Health Day id
rj w*th the celebration of
[Education Week, the Lake
wo! under the supervision
« e Priest, principal, gave
hting program on Monday,
fction with the program,
ht addressed a mi cation‘J* ^trons and 'parents,
the health facilities o f the
in,
rf S- —
ore tho
ih«
questions:
know that the Lake Mary
^xl basketball court?
f *11 and basketball eqpip-
ment? ’
J. CompuldOry, directed gyninnaticii?
4. Sanitary drinking fountain
and toileia?
5. Won a health crusade penn
ant every year for four years?
G. Complied with the state law
concerning tho observances of tem
perance and health day?
7. ,A daily check on health habits
ot every child?
8. Physically fit teachers?
9. Properly lighted, ventilated
and heated rooms?
10. Teacr-er-^upcrvised play
ground activities?
The Lady
Special
for
Wednesday
and
^ Thursday
NEW
S P R IN G COATS!
with or without Fur in
Ttveeds,
Flunnels
an
Plaids. All are Bllk-Crei
Lined. These Models ha'
Discriminating
Taste
Shown In
The Latest Fall
Colors and Fabrics
LeasedTo Outside Parties
For The Past 1V2 Years
All Sizes
Wednesday
Dresses
$16.50
1 • )
Thursday
• v
$49.00
Coats
$15.00 to $59.00
(Ready To W e a r Departm ent)
And W ill Be Operated
2nd Floor
Baumel’s
Wurt W. Warner
M an ager
"The Post O ffice is
w itM
�THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8.1927
Across U. S. on Horsebaol
Leads Cheers
m : ,
m
■■ (flcjFr a
V
She leads cheers, and how! She Is
Miss Ina Williams Southern Cali
fornia co-ed, who Is in charge of
the "rooterette” section at football
gu 111 vs.
BOARD
H O LD S U P
a c t i o n To d a y o n
BOULEVARD PLAN
F obrtfl Viking, on her way from New York to Ims Angeles on horsofetek. ■lopped in Washington.
Here
'* shown displaying her
»kUI om bar mount. "Broadway.*’
If she •n.ouuilukus bar boot
■he'll xet 125.000.
^Continued From Page I)
asked for a county bond issue m-tead of the district i-*-qn- and
wanted a I 1-mile strip of road
from the Orange County line
through Oviedo included, nnd Com
missioner E. II Killing asked $fi0.
000 for muds in his district stir
rounding Ueneva
When the various district de
mands had all beer* lacked on to
the original $128,000 for Seminole
Boulevard. ( ’minty Engineer. Fred
Williams estimated $550,000 would
he needed for the work. All tIt.■
commissioners agreed this was ion
high a f.’gme.
Ororpp A. D ‘-ittcs placed the
maximum limut i**Ut* ndvinnhlo at
this time at $li)il,fll)0 and 5750,000
u* a more conservative figure. .
Aside from the mounting figure
which Mr. Shinhnlser warned the
commision might reach 51,000,000,
Mr. Douglass' chief objection to a
county issue vvns thp fact he be
lto.Vd it would not bo approved by
tlio voters, while ho said 00 per
c^nt of the voters in Districts One
and Two would favor the district
bond issue for finishing the boulevurd alone. Commissioner Huston
Steele said he agreed with Mr.
Douglass that the issue would not
carry before the entire county.
Mr. Dr('ot es told the Commis
sion in his opinion the district
bonds would not get the approval
of national bond attorneys, and
even if thev did would bring an
extremely b.w price. He said five
anti one-half
per cent countv
bonds should soil at a premium if
the issue did not exceed $100,000.
The completion of the boulevard
through the sale of district bonds
is an emergency measure. Mr,
Douglass told the Comissimj in pre
senting the plan. * He said the
$.‘{00,00(1 nlirjidv spent,there would
he total waste unless "the $128,000
needed t.. finish the work could he
obtained
Ills n'tgiiuil suggestion
was a
bond issue fm Districts i)tie and
Two i m no din to] v and :
tin' V
bond issue Inter to care f i r o h>->short load- needed througoul the
countv
lie -aul he and Mr Sn nil-dser in e teadv t*> hark tip am
goml pi>>p >~itinn offer.*d heenuse
the -Itoit -1 e i h of the boulevard
to he fini-h-d would link State
Mighwav No ■! to the advantage
of the entile count\ as well as to
Sanford
In a-kmg bonds for District
Three or a ■ ounty issue, Cotnmis*
INVERNESS—. Farmers
nnd
W IN T E R H A V E N — Lions Clu»
producers Association
uf Citrus will aid in beautifying grounds u‘.
County
holds agriculture im- new ward school*.
rovemrnt meeting.
KFA W EST—.1 ferries costing
$120,000 purchased
hy Monroe
County for use
in transporting
cars over water gaps of Overseas
Highway.
Enjoy your food
as it nourishes your body
ORLANDO— B uilding
permits
totnleil
issued here in two day:s
$28,8 50.
sinner Evans said there
er roads in the count;' jt
ly needed by other town
houlev.i, ! is needed hv
i«. .i prescription fi.i
Flu, [
Bilious F e v e r
;m d
It kills the germ .
Cold.*. (;rip|)Ot
S
s o o t h in g
I f your upp«-tii«
yourself to take
meal. It will
In these days of fast competi
tion. only full-blooded, roDust
healthy people can kvep to the
Iront, nnd success conics to those
who have the snap, vigor and
magnetism that go with a whole
some, healthy life.
Don’t despair beenuse others
forge ulmad of you. Start right
now to regain the health which
will help you progress. A hearty
appetite will restore your energy,
build you up und give you "pep.”
Thousands have bentdUed them*
.selves and kept their bodies in
r.Hid repair by occasionally taking
a course nf S.S.S. it helps Na
ture build up red corpuscles find
it improves the processes by
which the body is nourished.
5.5.5. is time tried und reliable
It is m: 1<* from the roots of fresh
herl>s and plants anil is prepared
in a scientific way in a modern
laboratory.
5.5.5. is sold nt all good drug
stores in two sixes, The larger
size is more economical.
Q U It n ;,u ,
For tortured nt-rvc
cd neuriti) pain, talc
ing and rc<t hringin;
will ix quick and cm
entire muscular and
Rheumatism,' <c i ,n
toothache, (etnalr
and flu yield to It t
bad after effects |
and nervomtir..
and 25c. From d< .,1,
H C. Remedy Co
EASES ACMES
Citrus And Flowing Well Acreage
Longwood District
.
the perennial Tarim-Alien conflict
will receive their full share of at
tention. Indications are that Cuba
may try to threw o ff the I'lutt
At the suggestion nf Mr. Doug
Amendment ami if this attempt is
will
made the State Department will inas, all ...............
have still another tusk on its consult their constituents on the
project and report hack at a spechands.
1 ial meeting o f the commission next
In the Far East there is. < f Monday when some solution may
County
Attorney
S ta tt Deportm enlH osW orkln course, China and the question nf he reached
continuing to protect American
Alm ost E very Section| O f lives and property Officials liv e
The m\ nor n f I.ocli Arhnve little hope that a stable
government will he erected in
lior property is free from
China in the coming year. At pres
assessment a—-another adW ASH IN G TO N Nov. R.— (IN S ) ent all is well between the United
Stntes
und
Japan,
although
the
vantage o f this desirable
State Department officials will
find work to do In virtunlly every State Department will not overlook
development. Look it over,
corner o f the world this autumn, the Japanese program with re
spect
to
Shantung.
i n vestiRide, judge it on its
winter and spring. A s usual the
DIGGERS D AIR Y FARM
Another Ear Eastern problem is
diplomatic business wns permitted
merits now.
Phone .17
to drift during the warm summer thnt of the fur fisheries, which
Sweet
Milk
Sweet
Cream
months, but with the return of involves Japan. Russia, Great Brit
Butter Milk
cooler weather and the opening of ain and the United States. Japan
Congress the foreign affairs ex- has b.on art-king a revision of the
Milk for Babies
i
perts have more than n dozen ma treaty covering the fisheries. Imi
*
*
England and this country have
jo r problems to tackle.
reconsideration because
Beginning at home, the State hloeked
Deportment is interested in having they do not wish to sit down tit a
the Senate confirm the uppuirtt- council table with Russia.
Me Laulin’s
It i* highly unlikely that diplo
. ment of new onibasarfdors mid min
Jewolers-Optometrist
isters to Mexico, Turkey, Switzer matic ituitions with Russia will be
land, Hungary, Irish Free State, rtsumt'd uncss President Coolidgo
Diamond Mounting
Sweden and Canada, as well as the* suffers a complete change of heart
Box .7.111
Sun ford
Engraving
appolntment o f Robert E. Olds to or Secretary Kellogg resigns.
be Undersecretary nf
State and
Watch Repairing
Problems In Europe
William R. Castle, Jr., Francis
Of the
European
countries.
White atid Nelson T. Johnson to lie France offers the largest number
. 'Assistant Secretaries. Th - most o f disputes.
Question which niv
■trenauj figh t in this connection now awaiting settlement between
is expected to revolve around the Washington and I nris include the
FE R TILIZE R S FOR FLORIDA FRUITS A N D FARM CROPS
nomination of Dwight W. Morrow proposal for a most-favored-naSIMON PURE AND GEM BRANDS.
as Ambassador to 'Mexico.
tion commercial treaty, Hi* wur
“ T IM E TRIED AND CROP TESTED'’
■
T h , Senate’s attention will als i th tit refunding controversy, the
r’nrly years satisfactory service to Florida Growers
be called to the I-ausanne Treaty dispute over the allocation of
with .Turkey, which failed o f rati trans-Atlantic
cables
formerly
Order NOW, Save money hy getting innfication at the last session.
This owned hy Germany and the French
latest price list,
convention may not he pressed, request for the refunding of a
l
air
prices,
Quality
Fertilizers,. Prompt shipment.
howeVer, if it is seen that it will major government loan held by
ugnit} lie rejected.
New Vork bankers.
i
Mexican Dispute
Most-favored-imtjon trade pacta
E. 0. P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO
On-this hemisphere the dispute re also being sought with N’ orJacksonville
]
with .^Mexico over its petroleum \ uy, Sweden. Finland, laitvin, Po
and agrarian laws— will probably land- Switzerland, Austria, Jugo
hpve ‘the limelight as it has had slavia, Czeehosluvukia, Honduras,
for tfra years, hut minor problem.* (iun tenia la and Brazil. The Stilt.with "Mexico, the pacification of i Department so far has been unable
Nicaragua, the commercial starts Do open' negotiations along this
cor trove rsy
with
Panama- the (line with Italy, Spain and Argen
ta riff raw with Argentina und tina.
other Iiatin-American states, ami I It is considered improbable thnt
N o A sse ssm e n ts 1
In Loch A rb o r
1
1
\
State Bank Building, Orlando
,
%
+ e
t
DeForest Sanford
Realty Co. . ;
;
OVERSTREET LAND CO
•
FRANK
Famous Stage Star, writes
r
Many tuhose throats are their
daily, even hourly, considera
tion, must be particular about
choosing the right cigarette.
Since I adopted Lucky Strikes,
I’ve never had to worry.”
I
refrigerated
C O L D AIR
c irc u la tin g a ro u n d th* c o m
p a rtm e n t* of you r lc* box n o t
only extracts th* haat fro m th*
food, but carries b ack to th *
ic* c h a m b e r the food o d o rs ,
w h ich are a b so rb e d by the
m o is t film of m e ltin g Ic* a n d
d isch a rg e d th ro u g h th* d ra in
age pio*.
CALUMET
T H E
W O R lfiO 'S
G R E A T E S T
B A K IN G POWDER
buv
fro m
enables you to nuke
an endless variety of
wholesome, healthful
food*— Cakes, Cook*
ies. Biscuits, Dough
nuts, etc.—all -evenly
raised and properlybaked. Try it and
learn why it
your
ice
the w i| o n
or
truck with the o ran ge
oval arnblam
IT IS
YO U R G U A R A N TEE
for pur*, clean, eolid
ice C o u rte o u s treat
>m e n t, p ro m p t service.
\ 21S E. 1st. SI.
Phone 27
MAKIS
.BAKING EASiCR.
N o Throat irritation- No Cough
�T H E S A N FO R D H E R A LD ^T U E S D A Y . N O V E M B E R 8, 1927
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5— Help Wanted Female
Dally
AD. BA TES
i: C*ah in Ad**ne<
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on, »nd
"en‘
|,«ir lor
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6c a line
—
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ratn on rcqueau
duc<ed rates arc for
■jve insertions
rd, of average length
ted a line.
um charge of 30c for
irtion.
,
. . . Jvertising is restricted
r cia#»i<’icat»on.
i-rror is made The Sanld will he responsible
one incorrect insertion,
rtj,er for subsequent
, The office should be
iinmedisftdy in cuse of
ADVKKTISEK9
kferaM
representative
l|y familiar with rates
Ind classification will
complete information.
»uu wish, they will nssist
Iwording your want ud
it more effective.
loRTAVr NOTICE
jttjtrs should give their
postoffice address as
[their phone number if
lire results, About one
hut of a thousand has
hone and the others
emmunicate with you
h«y know your address,
iscontinuence M IS T he
person «t The Sanford
Lfficr or by letter. Tele*
fcscontinueiices are not
I And Found
(L eg a l Notices)
Wanted, Miss Emily Ilailey to tail
at The Herald office and secure
ticket to the _Spityii'.
10-B— Plants And Flowers
T
T -f t
’ Room Bungalow
Sio.tm |vr Month
Attractive stucco bungalow, on
corner in Sanf,.r,| Heights. Electric
•ange and water heater included
Shower bath. Owner living in North
If interested in renting, nr in
buying on very easy terms, apply
FINE OLD VIO LIN S FOR SALE:
also wind instruments. Phone n‘ fhe lltral.l Office.
175-J. Joe Ueizcnstein.
CAR AW N IN G S.— Auto Awning
Co. 11 Ball Bldg,
( all and see the genuine Westmin
ster chimes, cu-*ed in solid ma
hogany. P. E .Ahearn. :517 W
First St.
19— tin uses For Sale
I ----One lutge lot, 2 houses and gar
t2— Wanted
age, on Sanford Ave, $25.00 down
and $25.01) per month. Box M c-o
To present Mr. Jack Fox with a Herald
ticket to the Milano. He may cull
2 1— Lois For Salt
The Herald office f*ir same.
W ANTED : Children toys to reno
vate or exchange, inspect present AT SACRIFICE— Building lots in
stock at Martin’s paint store 205
good part of town. Will sell at
W. 1st.St.
less than cost and on easy terms.
Address Box 808 care The Herald.
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-Miscellaneous For Sate
Apartm ent-For Rent
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Fresh Snap Deans, per lb.
Fresh every day
A
L
Blue Bonnet Market
2nd. SI., and Sanford Ave.
!•'. S, Y crnay and Wm. Musgrave
Proprietors
A; i n
nffice
ami
Factory
> tviilf, Fla.
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t ive
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I hone 81.8
Storage
Sanford Feed Jc
Supply Co.
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f•fr* t*titii|ihiklli(tit*4
OUR SLOGAN
Tire$tone
Gum Dipped Tires
on your cart Mean Tire Satisfaction
It» i
To Build
A Partner
lo protect
you
The first thin*: you have to
do is lo plan the
\Vr itId vr.u lilvi* a parhicr
to holp protect vou from
loss'.’ Would vou like to
knt.vv that an expert has
inspected your properly,
that vmir fire risks have
been cut to a minimum?—
(hat \011r insurance poli
cies are entirely adequate
in tase'of any disaster?
This ajjency o ffers you
jQsi such a service o f pro
tection. Cull on us today.
kind
of
>
u
house vou want. We cun assist
you with IhiH by furnishing
~‘
you a plan hook that is filled
with
practical
suggestions.
Just call 133 and
we
JlilW
will he
formation withoul the slight
,
ift
est obligation on your part.
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T H E Y A R D W ITH A M IL L B A C K I N G
Phone 135
Y a rd
Bond Grade
Ave., at
'
lttli, 12th. 13th Sts.
jN
Breeding Tells
When watching the races did you realize the cure, selecting and breeding that haJ
been di ne to produce a winner? No doubt you did. Th e same, principle applies just a*
fics. It means that years have been spent in careful breeding,
name
selecting
ecting, roguying, right planting, cultivation, handling, oeuntng and
sign
and re-se‘
grad ln ;
P,
seed slock, which is thus bred up to the very Highest Slundurd. thereby insuring th
grow er a crop of greater vigor, productiveness, purity, trueness o f type, freedom froir.
disease, and uniform ity o f plant-growth.
Ask The Man
Ask us ni'oi.", the URED-R1GHT family.
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KILGORE SEED CO.
Home of Bred - Right Seeds
\Vho
Uses
118 W . First St.
Phone 21
Firestones
j
^ ^ n V r d . r dUcb^r^lns h.r as .act.
,v''
Irrigation 5 room bungalow, W o o o r u f f ^ I ^ T o ^ l l r r V “ d* y
- J e r s u A ^ ! " W0Tk
‘ ivision, modern conveniences. » « •
rL*,u,*k.‘ ^ u iT 'if
J' ' ' T Z Z r Z : th- vhaoP
A Filling Station
TeL 893
411 W. 1st. St.
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Zip Service ♦MVt
ad
/4 T S
NOTICE
108 Palmetto Ave.
-f
glad lo give you ull of this In- ;*
A.
P. Connelly
t
Sons
Ehlaldixhcd l!MW
221 .Magnolia
Phone 18
Home
a
It pays to plant BRED- G IG H T seeds.
HOUSES FOR RENT: Unfumishcd houses, furnished apartmenl.
G,,T PRINT SHOP
rent reasonable inquire 2300 Mel- Nutici- I* hpreby alvru In ull |» rs*ms
»mke on anything in luiryillo Ave.
iiuvInte claims of any *»)«>! >>r
,iri „K»lnst lh>' Samtnolu * uum y
A Jh-ne *aij arill get
l’»nk » f Sanfuril. Florida, that un.
Alone 117—W. S Rail. F’ OR R E N T Small cottage on rear Iris
such claims arc urt-ssnii-il ti> w »
ftrct-lver
of
»al(J bank w ithin
Of lot on Magnolia Avenue, near .........................mi..
ftouthslde school. Owner will rent twrlv« ninnllis front }»'•' '*^1
‘ jjj*
JFlNG— The Roof F.v- Tor $25.00 monthly. Address Box
p.Vi-v'.'r' r.srVni un-irr ti,r
nrurhluns of Chapter Vtis. latwa of
l Wan, ^ Clal
»hingh»*; A. B. C. cafe The Herald.
k7 » "* " » -"*>
K n v in a e q —
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L
and galvlnlTOd
lTM,a*o. U- Cowan. Oak For Rent— Five room house. Bath
w|„ l>rrM. nJ „n ,.|aini> t>. .'tr.
|-~.ra bt Phone 111.
1 and screened porch. $20,00 P’r n n Ashcraft, i:<<>l*v«r at 8an(Httlci STORF
nmnth.-2201T)alc-Ave. Phone 190VV.^>rd7-Ft»fid*.
KjtNKST AMod.
i
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l**iitipf r<i111"rr Hint»i yf fr t«*rttliA»
r^n ??? P 0 ,i RENT— Practically new 6
Cp v
ph0®? c * U jW
room
bungalow,
reasonsbD., i> t u b c o u m t o r THU t o t h T t
HP
W A L L S Phene 207.
IbN IVnidl tO IV T t. sT.iTkS « • '
« NE\V W A LL P A IN T
R E N T: Small cottage on ts UK^THiaI W fA TIJ- v g . '»; I'str
k y t lnS
n AND BET- FOR
F
Magnolia Avenue just north uf
rr-' v
V fn TiC l!
mo'nthli*.
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a' ---- r—----------------Ln^th# Honnri*t/lo t'uuiity Judgy **
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ir*nie
for
n
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t,
1406
W.
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County.
IPlU-r
S
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fulls to the breeding e f fine seed. Our B RED R IG H T is just what the
H nilQ FS unit k F N T 2325 Maa 'U N LIM IT E D MONEY to loan.
nUH;ncaa nn([ residvncce property.
announces the re- HOUSES I OR REN ( -J-.> Mag.
"Ii °ffives from over
.Av„c; Scc T ' K Pow dl. “ 1' Mortgages bough', ami refflnaliccd.
;Urug Store, to
over r.ast dnl. bt.
Prompt service. Box 175 Care Her-]
NTOacy on First St.
aid.
FOR R EN T 6 room unfurnished
house corner Oak and 17th St.. Muncy ;o loan on residences in
fl*f- Signs or all kinds. Phone 20.
Sanford, low intr-cst rule. Box
‘ Paint £ Wall P ap er
503, c-o The Hirald,
FOR RENT— Garage apaP.mcnt
nttractively furnished in aplendid location, price very reaaonabl.-.
( Legal Notices)
[..ft1*': , Farms, Groves,
® *N. Park Ave. Phone 615 Park Ave. Phone -130 W.
,.onjEi
Sweet Pntatoes, (i lbs. for
(().
f
in u t h . In*n l r.tji.l utt.l th*- S u n
f *Mil m i l l l i i ' l l ; i n U l v . - r I{ul1r.ut*l
n f W i i v t h r m i i t h |ii. .p . i t y
iiat |i i **?*♦■nf liii’rtf.'il
n .i lit |»• «»( i r I v i n In* pi i |.l I n mil It*r, *•a k'l .!»"»'I'**.- iti*«I (’ u s l*
:»»*m : i *y
S..|M-i tmi «
Fresh Okra per 11).
F F R T IL IZ E R
*
m«I
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Apples, 1 Mis. tor
T R U M A N
o
V
.........
Tomatoes, II il>k>. lot*
f » •tr«•i.« si i m ;
i •» s \ u :
27— Money to Loan
I
W2.
White Potatoes, 10 lbs.
Other Fruits and V egetables
RED STAR GROCERY
& FEED CO.
’& i^ r S5
Mid W eek Specials
i» n e year
" - ' i 1i al elec! 1..(I of l!»28
’ 'V hi the mails h Til it iip .
ei.ll Peeks ago Mrs, Owen
■ I t ■ t Minnii'iii on n-iMiits that
MEANS BIG SAVINGS
FOR YOU
,
Sanford Drug Co.
have
“=
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li f '- *
PI,A NTS Fi r Sale—Three beds
early special plants for sale
“Front M anufacturer Direct to You’1
ifen, Fresh stock new CLEMENTS APAR TM E N TS 612
Phone Rural 2212, or call Finnel!
w tires, accesories and
I ark Ave. Apartments—2 and I Farm, Cameron Ave.
Ii for all cars. Sanford —garage and water. Reasonable.
p Co. 215 Sanford Ave.,
FOR S ALE —Orange King an 1
TO RENT: Furnished apartment
Lemon Queen Calendula plants,
utid garage. 1101 Elm Ave. Cor. ready now. B. F. Whixner Jr.. I2l»
metals, bags, bought, list.
Summerlin
Ave., Fort ■ Mellon
i buy and sell bottles and
Sanford Rubber and FOR RENT-f-A rear apartment Phone 882-W.
213 Sanford
A vo„
living room alcove bed roomQuantity buying, enable* us to give you (He lowest possible
kitchenette, nicely furnished, witli
prices
on nil merchandise. Having stores Inca led at; Daytona,
private bath, central locution, $1/)U
WOOD FOR SALK
Port Orange, New Smyrna, Itelaiid. Cocoa. Melbourne, I'alatka,
per
week,
phone
775.
boDGE
Delivered anywhere in Sanforil
Bunnell, Ocalu, Hawthorne, Willistcn, Dcllcview, amt Gaines
|*»n iitni Graham trucks
DRY YE LLO W PINE
ville allows us to buy in lurger quantities, al heller prices, and
FOR
RENT—
Furnished
garage.
|Hth Street. Phone 3.
12 -jj 21 Inches $10.00 Cord.
the saving goes to you.
apurtment, four rooms and bath.
OAK $12.50
We carry at all timea, complete stocks of Highly Advertised
|J 1 COW’ AN CO, Auto 107 East 5th St. Phone 552.
O. C. BRYAN T
and Well Known brands jf Fancy and Staple Groceries, lliuh
.ltd »he«> metal works.
Telephone ODD or 810 J.
Grade Poultry. Dairy and Horse Feeds, Alsu the very Highest
Attractive furnished upnrtmerD
Fa Ave 1'hnne 710-W.
i
earner Park and Tenth Sts., FriGrade Flours.
„
gldairc installed, water and garage
FORD liL'lc.Y CO.
’>furr'jho*!. Phene 18 J.
Douses l or Suit or Rent: Inquire
.12 Pag'inlia Ave.
at 2000 Orange Ave. Oak Hill.
IV ur ,fi/(
APARTM ENT
FOR R ENT:- 2 City. Route A. Box 170—K.
four room apartments nml two
small garage apartments. OH FOR S ALE — One single cot bed,
pS -M A R M O N S
Park A lt . Langley Apartment*.
nllc ,|m,h!c he,I mattress, and 1
Itaril Automobile Co.
t
ta
ll
251.
‘
breakfast
set chairs. $10.50 Cash,
P™> -tve.
Phone 137
J7! "
Ask for Foreman at Herald Office.
Wholesale and Retail
FURNISHED apartment fur rent
(bbEr, TRIM CO.
In, the Herald building— a down* Miscellaneous For Sole.
Very
the car, r.ot the owner."
W . S. Rarton, M«rr.
lawn locution at remarkably lowiheup to. Mr. Ben Monroe, one
e 817 for i Atimat**a
rates.
Ask
f»r
Mr.
Haines
at
The
litl.-k
to
the
Milonc.
Just
ask
for
'v. R/ DFORD
213 Saniord Ave.
Rhone 31
Herald office.
it nt The Herald.
For Rent
Hoi Chocolate
’ t»i * s p i i . i v .
\H
••*mi •* »l*«**t
p t S
l . t i k h“ af. t e iirV A T E HATH— lurKc
ively furnished bed room— space I have some mighty good lots and
Lihoutder. Shy of stran
for car. Phone 355 J.
car. work up a trade with you *f
i to I* C, l.eomjrdy or
you arc interested in n deal of this
h* ami receive reward.
jl'D It REN T—NICELY furnished kind. Write me what you have, tic*
^b ed ro o m s, in private home, phone number of acres,, the price you
[girl car ring with
W'uil, the location, and I'll toll you
drop- reward If
what I have. Address Box LIT, cure
Kin Margaret Davis, FOR RENT: Rooms prices right. The Herald.
Id St
1710 West 2nd Street.
16— Houses
Hot Coffee
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l’r"fi' | nf•S*1*1
<*•*iin•*
FIi*p1fSii. #*ff* r f*nc * it**
n« l| Tint*, tin* h i ulit***t
lit.l.|«*r
WILL TRADE equities n, well
attract- ago suitable for farm ing purposes.
Hfcvi Service
ts connected with
the IJuhlo! “
('oinpaay.
it. (i. Smith of Oviedo was a
visitor to Chuluola
T'hursilav
morning.
and
I,.tiii. Floyd Self, nfar.. s,,n of
Mr and Mrs. David Sell has !>*en
very critically ill for several days,
bm is somewhat improved now,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack K*" It “.n.1
•i tie son of Oviedo were the dinn
er gi| \s'_s o f Mr. and Mrs. [1. I.
Ii.inn Thursday even *ig
o
G. Wa*rner, S F Long and
Webb returned home Thursday
Phone 1J25
E. First St.
night after spending sev. u ,i.»v
in St. Augusnne and Ja* ksonville
i Ims business.
t’H U L U O T A
The Parcnis-Trachers Association
no .t. re-.uhir inmAiiy meeting
tii.* *. heol auditor,um Kridnv
The Registration Books of thn
night
at 8 o'clock.
Quite a large
' ity of Sanforil. Florida will oe
-------omn or. Saturday, November 5,
MIAMI, Nov. 8 The Miami ii.... is r '.vere it: tUtotieance aiut a
L'JT and will close Friday. Nov- Herat! today publi-hvd a letter m . the business meetin r a rep .
.
g.'.iii of i.le d.strict HI".' ' ■
ember 25th A. I>. 1927. A*, the which Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen.
i I*. T. \ w hich wna held in •>
1 ity Hall.
^
daughter of the late William Jen- I i*’do ()*t tl.h and to which M
L. R. PHIIJPS.
tii’i^, Bryan, announi-iit her can- \
W.it it*r, Mrs. R. L. D.n n
City Registration Officer, didn ■ f..t coin,res from this di*. M
Win Jacobs, Mrs. J Prevatt.
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M
E. K. Tribble und Mrs. J E.
j VVi . V ” ,IT MF T i,K r o r * TV
The atir.o-imemeht was mailed * f .| i 'i.e delega.ea. Afte. * iu
i*oi \ t Y. u T i T i i o f
**vi*nHw'r j from Ma^on City. re - vi-r.'l of the new Pair t
I 'l.i i u i n v .
Iowa where
the daughter of the lr:i.b"r .ones dellghi 'nl re fr'" '
.
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comniaiier
thmi
was in the corns an in in , serve.I by cue Hosp.irn-.il,
in,; i '■•mmittce.
n s it. w it k v i
111 :l b u n r e i mr
t t Wlndish returned ftmn
v.'TIC K ts llK iu u iY *:i v I 7N Unit
Itepresrntativ. W. J. Sears, in
i » uiidt-i' mIk n^tl AVIiI
tin* Bth iti*v *
is expecte I 1" k 'i i*' Iasi week after -p."
•'f \<i« ••nilmr. A 1* 1 *27. |>r»,«**nt ‘I,\ climb, nt. geiiciall .
asi a*
fl * 11>irii•r 1■ 1**
J ipI k <* " ( t o iiuk the rate ug
again. He uc, *' ’
\lw'
mhinli* I’mmtv. Flnritla, h**r final *
» w
'1
.liirties Wilson left W'dnrr * 1ur»i, t.codnt
\ »*ti**h**r* it# ’ ‘
* 1 Owen last ycuf by
da v i ft e ...... fry IJsn vei. I 'n >■
1 •I'M II - Hi t .'111 l x *.( fi ' . ' , — 1,1 («' I l f T
F . s m a l l i d . ■J‘
wIi.... slu w.i . i.le.I . n nr. einl
11n11 it *aii1 ilm '
*:■'
I
n
.mill
krill
....
^•nmnt fo llo w s :
I the ..*1 leu illness of h 'l‘ st.J
n ,h.i'
1IM'II'
. » I Ion
I " 0 to
•>'
I. ursine that Eloriilu'H gt-eu1*!
Hie *.*li|
f ■»i . final s e ll!'
M and Mi •> W . llatmer
i
| i *,|
eloument is yet I ' ihte* .l iuglit. i • . f 11 mlevville iv\
' itot f'»r nr* »«*ri
. ■<1tm ( 4iHl« lM11
"c■:ng that I understu'td me i* ie i
(T,.d.io.ii Ii1'. aiv..’
ii"
•ctioh
h r d *j f i ,i I r t % rI 'I f **•I
'LL. Mfli tf i i M ^i'|i|i'inl rr. \
e '» J l old,
and can best mg the iompVle.n ,.f their ne.i
I Ii. ii solution a* a nii'inh u home in Chrisima-. tim .l'ii
i:i»iv\ A II 1'
otial h.. I e of represetl- < hern
\ - i , t , r ii I he hw a v
■I i \ ..I i n . . I ! * Mi
Han-.
*.it,* .* T
« 1.1 V »l ■*. eilseil
mu..nine my Candida, v
i a Id m ilkt* tlir i.i.i-, -iityim;.
’11 11!4,|.: |till f*» 4'i.IHf |
frill,
i •- i " i i t ici-i i r . ■..i n r *>k t i i i :
' b I b't ida tli't i , i . soli ire, '! \\,li *i((<- Ull nitvitiiiiicrtii^nt f *’
’ VI 1 S ’lHi
\\ r .v r v r i i i i s i ' it t*n i \i. i in
I’liii' pi’iumrv
TWO bU R N ISH E D f housekeeping W ill exchange for the asking, one • i " l » , t f i * f **J11* w i l l *2 > h h p r l l i n | p r » * *
I*--rf % in Hfinlnnl** i ' miidI v. Flnrlil*
rooms first floor. Hath and firo
ticket to the Milune, with Miss ■111 u *• f »II M U ' I I I h
! place. Garage free. 20.00 month. Betty Buhrman.
I '.t »\ UI...-U 4' ,,f V|lti*hf*H*ft
>01 Cor. 5th and Palmetto.
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I ,d V \ t S1*3.1It I
I ' \ I >t .
Riles
n
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Congressional Seat
P L A N T STOKES vegetable seeds
! ' '' ar" desirea responsible
purity- seed disinfection. Make f ol(j V
" l,u PV his Tome in Snnottr office your headquarters to talk
over seed problems. Francis C.
Stokes & Co. 18 Me Lander Arcade.
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Title
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Sanford Herald, 1927
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, November 08, 1927
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 08, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 08, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald