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YOUR N E W S P A P E R
Fair tonight and Wednesday,
slightly wanner in north and cen
tral portions.
in Florida’s H eart.
* G reatest Vegetable
Richest Garden Land
Leased Wire International N
SANFORD, FLO R ID A , T U ESD A Y NOVEMBER 22,
Giles, British] Ace, Leaves
On
SecondFlightAttempt
For Hawaii A >uAustralia
Ruth Snyder Loses
Appeal For Re-Trial
ALBANY, N. Y., Nov. 22—
(INnl—Mr*. Ruth Snyder, and
het^Xharamour, Henry Judd
Grtvfcpnvicted of killing Mrs.
S n y w ’s husband. Albert Sny
der. Queens County art editor,
lost their appeal for n new
trial in a decision handed down
at 2 o’clock this afternoon by
the court of nppcnls, New York
State’s highest tribunal.
.Member A udit Bureau Of Circulations
DEMOCRATS TO Court Is Request©
m n northwesterly direcM i'NIC!PAL AIRPORT; SAN
• tinted. A low ntis| hank
FRANCISCO, Nov. 22 — (IN S )—
living over the horizon t"
i i Delayed by adverse weather eon- ,
he west. The runway was D em ocratic Leaders A re Tem
s
tiition*
for
the
putt
week,
Cap>0,000 Project Sub
porarily Checked In Ways
Justice Siddons -Acta
and hard, despite recent
w tnin Frederick A. Giles. British .
And
MeansCommi11eeToEnje c t
Of Discussion
airman, again took to the nir at
Quickly In Asking
settled himself in the
fo rce A Dig T ax Cut Plan
7:21 this morning. He hopes to
looked around casuall'.',
5Ut Formal Call For
Principles To Go Be
) he in Hawaii before noon tumorn ut the group of
i ow.
*
- Election Is Held Up
•••ith him on the ground Expect Senate Will
fore Lawyer Peytoh
Giles* first attempt last SaturWell you’ll hear from
Raise To $300,000,000
«lay was of only 45 minutes dur*
S iitioii He got hi* heavily laden
Hi ' lilucbird biplane into the uir
IViliYo.nl Circles Surprised
w.ilimit difficulty, hut upon enfo
\\ as So Closely Followed Dr. W h itm ore’s Trouhles Bo•i i.mi ring n soupy fog over the
gan W h en lleE xp resscd S ym tin* runway, Captni-i
Thai Mellon’s Suggestion
. . --------•van returned to the flying field.
i"l ti> experience gicnt
pathy F o r SnccoAndVnnzet!•' the
British aviator reaches|
nd Issue Described
Maximum Penalty For
"< i.tmining nltitui1,•
ti And Denounced T h ayer
Hawaii, he plans to continue his'
mm altitude before n • WASHINGTON. Nov. 22 (INS)
\s Being Necessary Says People Of New Orleans C|\< INN ATI. Noliio, Nov. 22 li^rht to New Zealand, via P a cif-.
Contempt Is $1,000
T< mporarily checked in the
1 'ii m \ i'w six itiinut*
And Governors Of Soul hern (IN’S) "Dearest daddy, I I
M line Ways and Means committee
WASHINGTON Nov 2 2 — (IN S)
points, making the last jump
M-aff.
had
been
a.>
Fine AndYearlnJail
ro Meet Emergency S tates Failed To Help Com yoe in.irc* and more each day." »r*-iii Australia.
•mt feet.
Near tin m their drive for a huge tax re- —The strife and turmoil that has
duv:
ion
program.
Democratic
lead,
That
was
the
loving
manner
i
t
mittee- Of Flood Control
t>i ■ circle, the plan"
The airmen slept at the field" all
been seething under the surface
iftcr a lengthy discussion
WASHINGTON, N ov. 22—
which pretty dark-eyed Ruth Re night, arose at hill) A. M. and
hit «l of his altitude er- i"day laid plans to carry the in the Episcopal diocese o f Wash
fg
h
t
to
the
flvtir
of
Congress.
;
mus
used
to
write
to
her
father
.
1
ch consumed the whole
D
istrict
A ttorn ey
Peyton
■
I
f"i*
n
moment
rss
oiiletvd the mechanics to tunc up
WASHINGTON, Nov.. 22. —
Dirpite tlir* fact thnt nil over ington over some of tho public ut*» Gordon went into federal
He i Bluebird
was
rning. the County Com (IN S )—Criticism of the governors George Remus, before he* killed j the motor of his plane_A small
her mother, 'Imogcnc Remus.
whelming majority of the commit tcrances of the Rev. C. W. Whit*
"i‘ i oi npel led to lnnd.
crowd of mechanics arf hour be
moners adjourned shortly of Southern Stutes and of the
court here today and form ally
i'implet id his circle tee fixed 9250,000,000 ns the lim n-.ore was climaxed today by the
Now
daughter
is arrayed fore dawn swarmed over his little
;r noon today, leaving the people of New Orleans for their against father. Today, us he sits lit-* Bluebird plane, putting on
a the north toward San it "of tux reduction to be recom resignation of pastor, who held the petitioned Ju s tic e F re d e rick
in
the
court
fighting
to
dear
|irti|in\ Me bleared a mended to Congress. Democratic
alleged
failure
to
co-operate
fully
L. Siddons to adjudge H a rty tter of the proposed $500,tic la t-minute touches the plane
tltiil inteivened between r icmbers held that this was a i ct tot-ship of St. Andrews’ church, F . Sinclair, m illionaire oiT;
countv-wide bond issue with the House Flood Committee himself of the murder charge and was poised at the head of the
mid the city by tun luiceil compromise and thnt they in St. Mnry's county, Maryland.
was voiced by Chairman Reid (R ) c.- ape the electric chair, he is runway in readiness for the take- j
magnate, two o f his officials,
I'l fee ami then di<- nri nut I'ound to support It.
Without
moral
support
of
this
off
knurs
before
the
flight
began.
Dr. Whitmore’s troubles began
of Illinois today.
"I predict the tax reduction, when he expressed sympathy for and three officials o f the-.
! ’• year old girl. She has come
i a itot'liweiierly dire"It had .'lint gallons of gasoline!
Answering n New Orleans news ii.to court just once, dressed cn - 1 in its tank? a near-capacity load j
loll
will carry a greater figure j Sacco and Vanzetti, and character Burns ’ D etective A gency in
sinoUv h i i' that hitmr
paper editorial which criticized tin ly in black ami plainly showing' Weather condition** for the hop-j
n Ins:rial -eeliua of Sail when it leaves the House, anil the. ized Judge Webster Thayer, their contempt of cou rt.
Si rate will rut tuxes* at least trial judge, as “a murderer." He
tho committee for failure to spend in her drawn face the grief that ,•(' « "iiicil almost ideal. A gentle ■
Thoso named to appear besides
>: iin.ono.iiuo," tinid Rep. John Gar dcclurcd the Italian radicals were
up the start of the hearings, Reid is hers. Their eyes met for u secSinclair
were:
ner, (D* of Texas, minority leud- victims of hysterical
propaganda
sharply criticized the failure of oral, and both looked away.
_
If.
Mason
Day, vice-president of
er
on
the
committee.
(International News Service to
Governor O. H. Simpson, of Louis
against bolshevism."
“Thin
figure
represents
the
the
Sinclair
Exploration
Co., whoday
obtained
a
copy
of
a
letter
iana, and Gov. Dennis Murphree,
This, however, was only one of
judgment of. tlio committee, based
of Mississippi, to npepur ut toduy’s which Ruth wrote to her father
is
said
by
the
government.
to have ;
upon an examination of treasury the counts nguinst the pustor, liu
session. The committe had arrang when lie wash behind, the prison
been
tho
“contact
man"
between
lmd
other
equally
pesitivo
views_on
figures of the future prolmhle
ed to hear these two, and Gov. John wall - of Atlanta penitentiary for
surplus!",” said Rep. William R. current matters and seldom hesi his chief and the Burmi agents. 1
Martineau, of Arknnsas, ns repres violating the nationnl prohibition
tated to express them. He publicly
Green, lit I of Iowa, chairman.
A. Sheldon Clark, vice president:
entatives of the Tri-State Flood laws. It reveals how she felt to
declared his admiration for Al of the Sinclair Refining Company,
The
adoption
of
a
limiting
fig
Control Committee.
ward hint at the time, when she
ure but $25,000,(11)0 more than afraid to express their opinions, another alleged “contact man."
.
“I want to call your attention to was Di in tho hnppy days before |
wns
^ \ed by Secretary of the that President Coolidge was “u‘ do
hcmUis*
Analysis
Of
Blood
Air
D
irector
For
Com
m
erce
Wm. J . Burns, titular head of •
the fact the governor of. Louisiana domestic strife had broke up the
nothing president."
tho detective agency.
l‘» t»-l On Highway Is Made l i i'li-ui v Mellon occasioned some
is apparently loo busy to come Komis home. Tho letter, dated,
Department Points Out Dasurprise
in
political
circles.
Two
As for prohibition:
Nov.
21,
1021,
and
addressed
t>
here und help us." said Reid. "The
W. Sherman Bums, his son, act
V' Idle Inquiry S ta rts To De- Republican members of tho compill Growth Made liv U .S.I11
“Prohibition is doomed," said
Inst time I was in New Orleans I "Mr. George Remus, post office)
DevelopmenlOf Aeronautic^
leriaine C’alihcr Of Pistol Piittce have within tho lasfe week the minister. "Why, I have seen ing head of the agency.
quarreled with people there be box 1733, Atlanta, follows:
Charles Veitsch, manager o f the
declared that they favored u $300, boya of five and six drunk." ho
cause the refused to express uny
"My darling duddy:
Baltimore ranch of the Borns
U
00
.
0
U
0
tilt,
said
he
favored
the
solo
of
liquor
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
22.—The
MovTGDMKRY,
Nmf.
22
'IN
S
)
opinion on flood control until tho
"Here is another day, and a
Garner charged that they “quit under strict government regulat agency, who, the government con
investigators were today
army engineers' report is avail beautiful one, too. The sun hn i J "aeronautic age” U dawning in ■j S'a
tends, waa the “paymaster** for
cold
ctpder tin*, lush of political ion."
able. This report will not be ready bem shining all day, even though United States.
it it.:* * .1 1 lie mints renort 11L to
the Bums Squad.
patronage."
The
Rev.
Whitmore
was
critical
until after Congress meets."
*• iif Idood found upon I With the adoption of the limit*
In the near future thousands of tl •
it has been freezing out.
Justice
Bidden*
acted wMB
ut his profession.
Reid then pointed out that the
"Paddy dear, you won't forget
ry-BirniinghainJugUr .* imr figure, tho committee also de V ’Thc clergy ns a class ar* utter promptness and dispatch in eraw f
committe had volunteered to hold to think of me on Thanksgiving, luxuriously equipped airplane* will Qn- M' ’
its preliminary sessions before will you. J love you, and want to travel on schedule over (Started and vny ar 1 hi the automobile driven! villed to distribute the tax cuts ly spineless," he said. “They are the principals to appear a lta r 0
by .Mi
l.uulse
Montenbarro, ‘‘ to corporations paying income tax, subservient to wealth. They are trict Attorney Gordon had go
the opening of Congress, tho mem ret* you so badly, but I will roon, illuminated air routes.
Into court this morning and rasa
.nitnmobile buyers who must pay
bers coming to Washington at don't worry.
Airplane taxis will await the call whom PI I. ( of Police Illnke of n three per cent purchase tax, and afraid to express their opinions. ted a petition requesting the actie
their own expense.
People
say
to
me
‘why
do
you
ex
"I got a hundred in English of tired out busy business men. Calera * h.ims shot herself after i to consider reduction or abolition
press these views, they can only In this petition Gordon review*
"Up to this time, we huve not again, so you owe me another
he art id her fo r 1 speeding.
at length the activities o f tl
c.f
admission
and
clue
due
taxes.
I’rivntu
aircraft,
safe
as
automo
had enough witnesses to keep the dime. Are you keeping track of
cause you trouble?’ My reply to
same them is that I am perfectly willing Uurna agents, and the events Utk
A i
• was also under way j •Tho committee, at the
committee busy,” said Reid. "We them? You had better or I might biles, will sweep tho skies.
tho state to determine!' time, rejected the recommendation to suffer the persecution that fol. ing up to Siddons’ declaration of
shull have to adjourn until Mon cheat on you. You never can toll,
Painting this remarkable picture tociav
mistrial in. the noted esse.
,H
day, after today's session, beenuse but my daddy knows that I of aeronuutica of the nenr future, if th* 'f i l a r found and said to 1 of the treasury to udjust tho mid lows absolute integrity. #
“Well,** ssid the court, k**wh
there are no witnesses available.” wouldn't. Yoq know daddy, I have Clarenco M. Young, director " f have lif'i: the one which kill***!)I dlo brackets of the individual In
".Most clergymen want to be
i onto tax und to repeal tho feder
day In December do you wn.
James P. Butler, New Orleans come to the conclusion thnt where aeronautics of the Commerce De the girl \v.i.t the .same she h.i.l
bishops. They are afraid if they
al inheritance tax.
them to appear-Mhe earlier tl
hanker, representing Gov. Simp there is 116 trust there is no hap partment, today declared if at first
been tuirying while traveling,
Tito committee also voted to ab get the reputation of being trouble better."
son, assured Reid that the citizens piness, I guess that’s why I am laggard in development of aerial
makers
they
will
be
overlooked
and friends of the girl olish the tax on cereal bcverilges,
of his stats nre grateful for the so hnppy. I trust most every ono, navigation. The country now i-* Rslativ
Gordon euggested Dec. 8 , and l
when the plums are handed out.
efforts of the committee.
\ but I ant a little careful, too.
moving ahead at top seed to build alley* tli it the bullet in her licnd which yields hut $150,000 a year. Clergymen will do anything to court so ordered.
Rep. Driver, (D) of Arkansas,
“I was bom n baby* but I am not fjto of the vvorld’s fjnest ‘commer was hi ii larger caliber Ilian tho] ’! his tqx ha.-* been applied at tho keep pence In the parish. They are
Justice Siddons asked G"nl
, request of Lincoln t'. Andrews,
ulso defended the people of the staying one, except of course to cial nil* marines.”
nfraiil If they tell the truth it yflB why the name o f juror Edvra
pistol lie carried.
.
f<
rincr
dry
"Cxnr,"
ns
an
aid
to
South ngahist any charge of laxity Q'ou and mother.
Kidwell was not included in t
High point: in Young’s official
Whit1 Chief of Police Rial.e de prohibition enforcement, but the interfere with collections.
saying thut "they have been so
"Whenever a rich man' givos list, for whom citations were ask
“Will close, daddy dearest, lov report t’ Secretary of Commerce clared lluit the girl shot Iter self). now treasury enforcement regime
long dependent unon the army en
rlte r In had arrested her for told the committee that the tax his money to the church ho thinks Kidwell was not the loquadc
gineers, that it is*only natural they ing you more and muro each day. Hoover include:
he is buying the church. Tho great juror in the case who has be
“
I
am
still
your.
“Airplane construction in th" speeding and while he was driv
should withhold their opinions, un
bctniyul of which the church has named in two affldavlta as atari
"Ruthie."
year ju st c!«■-vd in this country was ing her au 'mobile, investigator*
til the engineers were heurd from.
Then followed u dozen or more valued ut more thun $20 ,000,000 a clalny thnt,grease mark* and dirt
been guilty is in ' Its attitude on that he expected to come mil e f t
Rep. Treadway, (R ) of Massa
Sindair-Fall trial with "a n am
war und wealth.
on tile -leeve of Miss Monte abarchusetts, described flood conditions xxxx's indicating kisses. Also CO per cent gain over 1025,
mobile us tong aa a city block."
ro’s
coat,
In
nisei*
am)
discolora
in New Englund , and Reid indic Ruth had drawn a heart and had
"Airplanes of new design nr?
Gordon replied that Kldw|i!
ated a subcommittc might visit written inside it the word “kiss". replacing the war surplus type, tion of her rigat wrist, and tho
Iocs
of
a
largo
sum
nf
mciu-y
she
name
was not included because
the New England flood area and Then followed this
“ P. S.—Kiss the heart and you which huve been doing service up hed with ln*r previously indicated
considered that Kldwell’a case N»
i report tho situation to the cumto
tbc
present.
will bo kissing me. .LoVc,
a struggle.
already before the court tn \
mittec.
“New nir routes tre being chart -1
“Ruthie."
affidevitat-mentloned. The eee
Clnk.-’s i taint that the’ girl wt i
Ruth Remus except for her id in all parts o f the country; * iti-.j *»unk ot the time of her arreat
however, thought that Kidwe
onco appearanco in court yester es vie with other in the cun.-itru.it-1 vos refuted when State Chemist
name should be included. **
j tl, B, Rofs reported that tu* found
day, hus been in seclusion slncu ion oT improved air ports.
At their special meeting this said Gordon, "we wilb draw
“ It is estimated that by the end j no trace of alcohol in the viscera
morning, the County Commission separate petition for him and
of 1 P2 H a thousand nirport* will be ; uf M in Montcnbnrro.
ers authorized tho receiver of the sent it later."
in orerntiur., n largo percentage j
Seminole County Bank to dispose
Today’s action is entirely si
municipal.
of $.'15,000 worth of bonds, held by rate und distinct from the g
Six-Foot Rattler
tho state comptroller in tne name , utry proceedings in the ease
Nuniciott citicr. ami towns
j
of the board us part security on , ’ederai grand jury has been b
becoming ’airmnrkcd,’ oiiu ' co in ..
Killed Ry Canoway
county funds deposited in tho de tigsting the events lending uj
pnny atone remarked having paint. |
as approved by Mr. and Mrs. E.
funct institution.
*
than
1.000
ed
city
names
on
myic*
mistrial ever since it waa d<
I tableman*-Julius for their cight. A six-find ruttlesnuku
Under the authorisation the pnd is understood to b« aba
of
its
stutions."
een-year-oid
daughter und her
seven rattles und n bu
bonds would he disposed ut a sum dy to report. Indictments on
On Juno 30, there were 1,121 killed yesterday afternoi
twenty-year-old lover is here to
not to exceed par value und the
1 -> of narmiles of lighted nirwuys In oper C. A. Uurroway vim i
stay despite the storming
funds derived therefrom to be al counts, jury tampering,
ation. The commerce department brother Ed ’t ’orruwuy, w
it .so bitterrow big«*ts who oppose R
transferred to the county In part racy to obstruct Justice, a j
will continue ns rapidly us possible bunting expedition.
w, ___...................... ..... jy , of Den
t
liquidation nf its claim against ordination of perjury* may i
to light the uirwuys, sinco the eco found the snake u* lie
ver Juvenile Court, declared tudal..
the Seminole Bank.
AH of the from this investigation. 1
nomical
use
ct
uircruft
demand.*
bonds
represent
f
.'cuntics
ohtre McMullen, a Burns operatii
ting
through
thwoods
"Companionate marrlnge will do
flying at night and in all vicissi the new state highway
thnt the City of Sanford bands, turned government witnaa
more to dean up Americas marit
tudes of weather and season.
many of which were held as sec sworn that the elder Burns,
Orlando road, about fiv
al mesa than anything yet tried.
him to make and swear te
urity
for the county deposits.
Commercial airplanes were being miles front Stthford.
It will bring aweeping legislative
affidavit in tha ease, as w
The
board
took
the
aeon
in
tho
put
into
service
at
the
rate
of
100
The
snake
was
one
of
and social changes to this country
form of u fesolutJon which it In render untrue reports on Ui
a month at the beginning of the gest seen hero for some 1
within the next few decodes for it
structed tho County Attorney to vitles of the one juror: •
now
fiscal
year.
Two
hundred
phy
hunter
had
just
stepped
co n tem p la te s birth control which
The $ 250 ,1)00.000 total tax cut draw. E. A. ^shcarft, receiver of
J h e maximum penalty f<
sicians arc examining pilots, while reptile when bo heard t
N y their routes. The m atter is now is forbidden n«t only! by w *
appoved by the committe is too the bank, appeared before the tempt of court. If and w!
a force of fifty experienced uir* ing of the rattles. Turnin
hiijh. in the opinion of Kresident
r ” Pectcd to be settled until
judgements should be a
craft and enginq inspectors is be Cnrrowny shot the *n:d
Coolidge. He does not ' bellevo
r **** regular meeting of tha
$ 1,000 fine and a year In ,
off.
ing built up by the department.
thnt the Treasury’s condition Just the additional amount would also all concerned.
Kri in December and then there
ifies a reduction of mor* than bo transferred to the County.
[the possibility that the board
’ Sinclair already' baa
Cf2 5 .000.000 the administration
The Board also received a check vieted in one contempt
M not take the step s. to call
figur-', it was suid at the White for $ 12180.20 which the members jury .in federal court ion
PJ, flection until It has received
House today.
described as a Christmas present
puoons requesting * such action
Part. •
However, the President feels thought was a certain indication
of apronching “better .times.” It
I Among those lieard by the Comwas like ’T. ick in g th st m o ch u p in
t o n e r s were S. O. Shinholser,
the road.' said another of the
Of the Sanford Chamber
Seminole County within the n
board. The moqey represented the
F bommeree. A. E. Sjoblom nf
future ntav become the center
unexpended balance In a tutid
K * Ml|ry. H. B. Silver of Bear
a new industry if plans of M. K.
which the county .and federal De answir q
r « . C. p. Huines of Altamonte*
Miller of Wagner materialize. Mr,
partment of Agriculture had main mittea wl
L s v ? ’ W* B. Purdy vf Upsala
Miller jlvdertlay afternon exhibit
tained tor carrying on recent agri- leasing o:
r* others.
ed to u number of business men
serve fro
As son a* he vu" asceit
samples of some artistic handi
extent of the public deni:
work, in table tops.
u«*or High To Give
The models shown by Mr. Miller his product, Mr. 3Iill-.*r pi
WOT# o f pecky cypress inlaid in secure tho backing *<? n
Program Tomorrow
walnut and mahogany. The cy capital and to coi
press wss finished in ysryihg col to begin work on an extensive
Tomorrow moTndng ut 10:30
ors
farming a rich contrast with iciilr.
uTw'Vf*. puPi,# of the Junior
Mr. Miller owns consid<*abi»
the walnut and. mahogany. The cyJ* achol will present a special
property near Wagner and says
presa
inlay
work
represented
a
» f*a!*lViinK
which will
cross section of the tree of tha that he has ample cypress on his
by an address by Rev.
Und to take e y e of his tU ed *Jo r
Root, pastor of the Conrjwuonsl Churi-K
.
:
CAPITAL PASTOR
RESIGNS BECAUSE
OF MUCH STRIFE Kidwell Left
Out
Of Citation list
oposed Routes
B e Inspected
UNITED STATES IS
ON EVE OF A NEW
‘AERONAUTIC AGE’
County Okeys S a l e
Of Securities Held
Against Local Bank
Judge Ben Lindsey
Approves Marriage
O f T o le d o Couple
Pecky Cypress Forms Inlay Work Of
Unique Table Tops Made B v Miller
(IN S )-
�I’llK SA N FO R D H ER A LD . MONDAY’, NOV. 21. 1927,
P A C E EIG H T
SanfordT earn Adds
Kissimmee's
W ith 31-6 V setorv
Maning And Sharpe Meet
liinois
WinsConference
Ch ampionshipByBeating H erein
Turkey D
Buckeyes In Final Game At City Athletic Field
Fhey Coach
Freshmen
V W YORK. Nov., 21.— On*
ere championship was nr
i:r*’«le<l on Saturday, t"
, -- v c i-g r. t of Minnea.I 'l
. r tinctured with the rmil1.it il» team died herd
and well; another was m*
. . : t-. the probability of u final
and two more Were
■ 'ir ' in mid-mr like a pair
-■.ks on the Monday !
. .i'
wash day in the old i * 1.
, hi and only u comparm •
i ;irn* >en rome to the ■ i
with clean garments.
Local Gridders Have p’jftATIA! \ AW t Hi\J
Little Trouble With 1
Oil
Down State Cloven CATALINA
ThatThreatcnsOnce
M
p }( TJJRE
ISLAND
Maxwell, Higgins
Make Lone: Rttnt
Leesburg G«:nicI .owns
As Cniicia! ('tintest
Ol’ Present Season
. Hark fri.1'1 Ivi nriifn r win re
trlmm-il th** (’owpunchi rs i.y a
til to fi score, the Soiif *rd high
school graiders tmi’iy It gan an intensive training p r 'grain in fin*
|araiimi fur tIi.**r liieg.-st game of
tm* sea o*i on *11,**lit. * ivi..g D i\
With I. ■« .|niig I !t'ii
'III-
(ien r*:e !•'ii/m atiri .* Hi r e e ls
Now fit oi.’*l .fi!ii*i;m:*.” S h o w in i'llil’ie
I r I ito l.f.tri;
I l«i!l ,'w t» td tie - .1 I - (. t\on
Cmiflya Service Station on San
ford Avenue has juot been do-lgnneed uh the exrluidve agency l ■
Geanral tiics, tubes und otm r pi*
duel; »>f the General Tire .and
Rubber Company, arenrding to i.n
tnnouuicmriit today by
C D.
Couth,owner nf the place.
lit conn* ' twill with i he nequi
lion of the Grncrnl tin*, nn i
f ils s. Mr. Couch announced that
hi*, plan* of liuxim ..s i now in u
position to give l*clter rervav
than ever hcforc*.
'' •
1
l
I
WASHINGTON,
N o . 2 1 .Th»* Gcvornment
tmiay •.’1/ ’ i
VIiiftl.DUO finni lla n y M. Glarknin,
oil n.an, who refiu>ei| to rclm i
from Europe to tistlfy in ih *
Kall-Siiiclalr tonr.plrarv trial.
IlKATII STILL A MVSTLRV
RICHMOND, Vo., Nov. 21
(IN S ) -Little light w.u thrown
upon the cir.'uni.xtnnfv xnrrwun I
lug tile (b ath of pretty Elute ||c,U
Snjpes, 28 yvtr old di vorcea i*ii. I
principal in a love affair with John
W. Faison, of Richamad, t'-dny
by the verdict of Coroner White-
AUCCKTIWi:
widening
Wi t
T I R E ! AND T I DES
a t low est p rices e v e r o ffe r
ed .
P o rta b h Phonographs
8 1 2.50 5 1 8 .5 0 *25.50
Radio, H otshot, und Flushliffht U attcries
...It. 1 ) Iliic, lliell till'll .•! 'll >
i. |*a i f<* tin' final
,
biogtol'
oil*' of II I' pOt.,1 •'
.
Ii, I . i;i t . Sltlllhern Cull! I ' '
i v li t i it |s silling on P >>
n,i- Aorhl lb' nioruin/ l.id t.*
niiifh* I 'lid iiself silting • ■ ••!*
•I a cariH'l tack.
>
‘
f."* tin* Vli Motlri Vail' • •
•. N* Ii-:sk a’ « y»*ti*j»
Lv wi rewarded when lb
P ii|i ::nm ntal
Missouri \<h*>j
a Id-w o,te to Knnsas.
Th
n.'v n.raa tiiat the vnlli *•
•will i ud ol a hJehrasgUa-M•
n.d then it may in i
All
•l*. . n n ha i t.» do now * • I'd
• ■ 1 ,1
l»*iil<l!rt<t 14*tat • *
Jvui*
i iin
L ir m in tfh
M u n k ’i
i Ojiens
1 Stadium
I,, bent
matched with Fidel La Barba, the
world flyweight champ, Jackie
Carr, Franklin Oaner, Young Man
uel. Kid Jan . Sammy I/ce. Pee Wee
Nolan and Danny McCoy.
Codale says Sharpe has been
hittinjr it up lately and will pro.
vide Maning with stiff enough
opposition to make the fight a ’ riot
from the fans’ viewpoint.
Several Sanf-o-d boys will appear
in the prelims, Godale says. The
fight will start at the usual time.
Drink - Elder
Springs W ater
H ealth Insurance
Notice ToCar Owners
Here’s C rafty Clyde Crnlitrec*,
(oplioniore Itarklleld sensation of
th** t.'nivrrsltj of r t o r l i l i . CrahIrre passes well with e ith e r luarl
—can punt HI yards from tlio ruu
— Is a brilliant broken Held run
ner, anil sliicc* ta k in g o ye r the
i/iiart«rback por-t, tins d lrcrtcd the
i i i i u i t ' plays In b rillian t fashion.
in in bate t it.i'll llir pl.iy away
****•i• bolli in ilmi** I'l'spcct i ve lotli<m , anvliow. Teimessei* li..\vi vft-r, lilt i a factor for its runi iran* till'' i ho Vanderbilt tie
l" ing its only loirstcp.
Vainly,
ii<«-:*111 inn*, was Imutcn liy Texas
v.iicli i- no I'-tter than Southern
Methodist, whcli lojt to Texas
\ggi.*s.
Speaking of Harvard, which
i t in-, to b<- i oinpiilsory it finirched
its ,-cns in b*. losing to Yale. 1-1 to
". This gave Yule an equal rating
a lining enstei ii teams with Pitt,
W. ami .1. N. vv York University
ami the Aiiiiv slid it gave Har
vard the distim lion of having lost
i n games in its last .two seasons.
§
This class of work makes your old car
look like a factory job, and will last indef
initely. .
.
I guarantee Ibis class of work to last
two years.
On account of present conditions I
have added a line of Lacquer, to take care
of those who want a cheaper class of work.
This class of work can be done at
whatever amount you want to spend on
the ear.
•
Reserved !
N ow On!
Address Del
Chamber of
merce send/r
cents extra wi
der to cover <
mailing
e throats
_
I specialize in Refinishinp: Automo
biles with 100% DuPont Duco.
Quickly relieved
by ru b b in g on
V tfiK S
Shop located on
W. THIRD ST.
Opposite School House
AUTHORIZED
AUTO
R E-FIN ISH IN G
% ST A T IO N ^
Admission!
Cummings
DeLand, FI
A for Pitt, it must I it a live
one u I cnn State on Thursday
and I i . i i that N-v. \"ik Ijitl
vc
’ record i^ not long for
tin* arrhives once the bivs tankle
with Nrbtasku at l.litt"la whirh
is nut the place for Lm/llng of
iit not the place for tan. ing that
•ort. Missouri Is the " uy team
that h
b.atrn the Ii hers at
lionti in inray years, t a first
cin ‘Notre Di\m- lean, lulling.
Teruie- me, and
, a"*. J . I’.irrin r un-et.*, will surv
Thf~sdav’- finale hut Georg ii nnd Pitt
MILK
wo <»f III .scr.eti’,i fon hi.* t r
iii.it r; <*f he-man typ. . will :t
r* Wiiliani llaitir; in Id - next
. I", la which lie •will purl ray
"I" litr. Thr play, as >»•;
ill'd, will bo din*:: d by .Li I <
Vftjf. \/hr) wh'Mcd *ho megapii
'Grown of II uv..id". •
•»!!
esota.
•
GRADE A M ILK
IN SA N FO R D
Thi* P . c l i ; the Chenpest. F o r Dally Delivery
7*1 urn* Sanford .’IS1 nr ( ’all a t
•
Itird: nni' Ice ( ’ream Co.
LONGWOOD DAIRY
H u n t Thanksgiving Day
T h e S e l i m ’s First Holiday In the Woods
W e h.i\e a complete line of hun ters equipment on
hand for your selection.
Jlcniinglim a ml W in ch ester autom atic and Pump
b arrel Shotgun*.
::q om m unilion.
, coin and cvm plele cam p conk
I*::\r* the m n l reliable enthonrd m otors for
u* speed. Don’t de’uy cr.mo w hile our slock is
complete.
, F . P . B IN E S
Flr»( St. Opp^dtr
Ml.bill •If.I
Tltti.-«d iy, II iw.ver, you don't
1 i ,u til l.thniuu every tiny in tla*
wed: . .1 Tliurrdnv may bo tin*
.
me ilno n't, Partleular. • in \
of tlu* fuel tti.it Okla
homa t ■ !: Kansas, -<» t • 7.
Gcoig'a, Southern (’ulifomih.
New Yoik University, Illinois and
M'lin i"t.i were the only teams
iL. t • it into nriion on Saturday
t.i.rl I I* . • already indii.iled what
urn h P|i"ii to Georgia and II. S. S.
and wl,..t can’t to Illinol j:ml Minn
i I** a c>run ' ii it-- iii'W imiuicip.il
m I “ L *.* i t I i'-ld ' and *leai ribid as tin* finest in lit" Smith.
*
'lli .<TiVv< i >i air iu the ell.V
t* .• tin* ib.i ift.i rn, 'iinl tMwunl
.ifforil. i*ali nnt '• tiimandcr <•('
■ A .k .'lean l i a i i here in
. i •i.i> . ' :
' i .. nptabl •
< int1’.
( icvi i ir ,• Grave , nf
■liilrr i. a. Iiarilin.'.'i •. Gn/i gia amt
.*.! M*i hrae,nf HI • lippt, and Sen.» >. T«»'u Ii* flu i i itui. H ack.
The iKiRcntInn will I*.* followed
i th.'* annual : ui • i wr.'ii ISirllrtc' Gib I II gnv . II,. orid’i'ns i i* inghat i Smith, t ti l ilnvvutd
day of |!rnu" and in< d - . .11; .
* iri) **t |’). m, i P ■ ;>m;*e«sla ft»f
i. . • H
- ?. «J*iv’:» gnrre will L built a tuemA rrhltvrt
'Iron enjoying a i irrun pvrfc'rtiiam **. i ul entT-its’p l<»
i. id, a > a
F irst Nat’l. Bank I’.l.lg,
Tranr,mrlng tlm >oMng.ii*r.s i ' tunic at to r};c v n ib* ul »*f
Sanford, Fla.
liu.M'X to huge* 'eirvua ret on II.
hit. Unlver ml Pictu'.-r prpvidc l
rnnjplrtc * ir-us pogruia iadudii
tfc*wn-, vvlM Ttnjiiinl* uni neiI •" f'inn»*rrf. 11**«»a iliftl iHiimi j* »pir
and n'dairr fur the rdiri. ntlnn ,»f i!
vitiltorr. Part lit the out n hn
W K AIM . m : O N LY IMIODIH KIIS SKI LINli
v.’im filini'd for "llvy. Rill"
a ci»
c. »i-• to tun*.
***4> I Hull anil Ilolifii’l I•< i\V>n
COVLRNMENT SE IZ E S I LNDS
ST.
'.'in. having won on Satri’ la
•In- .rime
impressive •.i
tin II'li'n 'I'd all of its j». '
. ■. ■. i th • only team i. 'n
v v.' 11* a perfectly inun
-(••it fi'ir.t. Tlu* rest I
i . d ••••<■ and snnu : .in*
t i t ; nrgin merely i *1
I.* :
c .'i rem • Hell • *«•
cl .•!!••** or. It Won’t •• '
l.i :• .M.ilmimi on Th.*
i I». . and •leiirgia T> •
; v. h i it may h:ipp'*n l.m
..hat .. "i might call o' ••
In latlu* Tech game .i
compel.11v.* riot,
ithi'i ii < :dif.irni:i uiiirl
n
‘ ••11
ten nn- 1
Agency On Tire Line
nhu
t "i llig T m title .by heat i •
i ‘-•.it**. The i 'st. barrim*
t«•r> , are Georgia, I'.''
h W ■ 'ii
and Je ffe
* Y.iil. fiiiv rsity. Soul 1 •
. n .i l’i nnrs iei* and 11
■ AI‘ hi • und •ffnted to
I in . tin wi | for sum.
:
••
will he plawd in l.ee bnig a ul ii
large c i <>wd
h ■. •( . •. i.i exi»* <I
i
ed to attend the
,,
If they win Thiit ■■!..* •jnnn t‘i
•
I'.cai eleven will li.».* •.■i. ot d lie Nil.!,
distric t I'liuinpi'it. tup M il v. ill Ii •
eligible to in ct Ih** winner "f .nil .•.. g
either diitrict m the ploy of. ;• uue i.oli
to determine the
•* ■i,■|>..•>
C'»acli Wnelchell i gi i .inn/ in it,it
men fur a stiff figlo t.e. m ,• lie , ,|,
Leesburg team i i pmi .1 in le . ,
on.* of the he-t in tli ii'iitini part ,|,
r.f the rtnte, liavaig pill d up .in mi
t.,
prelslve ri'cord in d.it •.
land
The local grnldi '» hud 1*111«' m..d
trouble winning S.t; urdjtv’ i mn- r*!,.v
lad which was liner ixih viclm j *i.t,
nf tin* y ar. Till* C.iw puncher
Wilted h’ fi.re tlv* tend*. i.llnd: nf 1
the local b'lya who played a good
game throughout. Tl»**» l"*t . | _ j
the end of the fi *t h.ill hv :i c *r
of 111 to II nnd in the -eeonl half
- ,
nihled two inon* ton* hdowns for
lurk's sail '. Their opnciin-i t mad* '
their lone m n rk r In ih” '«<:*r"l Y. a)
quarter on a 40-yard run.
i 1 *•'•
Maxwell rmitributed tin* nr df*-' *>"c
esl Ktunt of the /.am * •> llO-y.ird fi
'tlash through Hi* whole Ki«- enne •
team f o r a touolnlny.’ii.
111••.*; in
made a 40 «nrd -run to *»l.»c* • the
oval on the twn.ynrd ttiarke fri'u
wh?re he enried it u*»r a minin' *1
lowr;
Tatter on
two;
a d
Inter. Tntt**r nn nl-" [drived n
steady game* und tli L»ie fniu tiimed superlily loth offc onlvety t.r’.d
defcnsivnly.
Touchdown! were m iiim I a fol•
S'*merlnws: Tatt.'rsm two; a:.d
Miller, Maxwell •a id Hi.gin* one
each.
The line-up was as follows: II in»nll. center; IhiH and Syate .
.
gunrds; Ynnccy nnd Miller, tackles
Kdinficld nnd Stun lev* end*; Hi;*gins, quarter; Maxwell mill Tnttev.
con halves nnd Slolnnff, fullback.
rhrc*e new priidili'iloii have be. 1 1
Substitutions wen*: iV'i'dio' cr startl'd :w F irjt Natii-n.il w "t '
for Ifnnselt; Uussell for Sym* : ••mst *tiidlni r n| riv e r.! othr •
Adams for Yancey; Nreley for J'. •
nn in |.rtfpnration. C'oJI* u uion
infield
Peters for Stanley; \V !
I'1 making a eomedy-dnuun mm
ker for Maxwell nnd Hester for cniig
i'.ro-j.i 1 a lunch v n inji; Riel ,
Htolnoff;
i.ttl llnr‘.h<‘luU‘H.s i* plcyiu • i. g-irr
"
hi ’ The N'lnice’* uni lill .
Gil1 ft Ucilath! Hid
N,,.
Couch Has Exclusive 1Dove*,
1 11 y.
being poured for
King Street.
■tor o," i h e <. is Illinois,
Sophom ore S tar
Mel Maning, of Los Angeles,
will meet Gob Snarpe, of Atlanta,
in the wind-up of a special Thar.ksgiving Day boxing program to
replace the regular Wednesday
night card at Municipal Athletic
Field, Henry Godale, matchmaker
for the American Legem Drum and
Iingle Corps, announced today.
Thirty-six rounds of boxing in
’ wall will he provided for Sanford’s
fight fans this week. The eight
round semi-final will he between
Tiger Cooper of Sanford, fi rmer
trainer ol Hoots Antley .and Kid
Lancaster of Orjnndn. Roth nr.*
middleweights.
Godale is enthuinstic about the*
Maning-Sharpe fight. Maning, a
personal friend of the matchmak
er’*, has done a lot of fighting hi
the last three years. He has been
ardware Co
sun/
but
watchhow other smokers
are changing to Chesterfieldl
�l
V V -,'
T H E SA N FO R D H ER A LD . T U E S D A Y , NOV. 22 1927
IE TW O
Florida Fonnng Ahead
Sanford Herald
Eliza Eludes the Hounds
A s Brisbane Sees It
Drink - Elders
• ttrr i t h w iw
A review of present conditions in Florida was recently
___ - at I m I*N, FUrtRa
Finance and Socialism.
HI Maimalf AVr»—Vcom pleted by the state chamber of com m erce which has 3Dcnt The Indispensable Man.
Springs Wat8
M w m l rliM
m
uch
tim
e
and
money
in
compiling
a
survey
which
substan
No Marc How Stringing.
t, i»i*. ■( ft*
Health Insurant,
I. fruriRa
««t •* tially! s e t forth fa cts th at would d em on strate fully the ad
5S<
A Good I02S—J . Simpson.
*» K iw i 1 1MT.______
vances th e s ta te is making in every field. In the review a re
nr Arthur llrlahnae
'//
ID U DEAN _
- *DlTO>
C o p t r i g h t 102*7 t*Y S i I umS*
%
ran t) n r n o ___ wasaohh facta th a t m ay prove surprising to Floridans nnd inspira
W
R JO N U
W H « tional tq those of other states who need only a little persua
ABRAHAM CAHAN, return
i n i c i u m o l RATKi
fT.O® sion to bring them to Florida to live. The survey is one ing from Russia, pessimistic
tM f —
USE
of th e best pieces of work ever undertaken by the Florida about bolshevism. Mr. Cahan, a
■•alba
Cu ? s e s !
it.rs trad e organization. Here are two excerp ts from which The socialist, highly educated Und
Mvatfc* ...--------....
..•Aid
QUAKER STATeI
Carrier PM Wn I --------editor of a \ery "radical” news
U * i l m p m T»m
Herald passes on fo its read ers:
paper, the "Dairy Fordward" ,says
OIL
B m ll. laafarA** H****»
‘ ‘Florid a’s basic industry is agricu lture to the exclusion R u u la 'i experiment won’t work.
•Nkaarlkra la th* lairran
&
Karra I m tt r *#Ml»la« **••» of every' other huniun endeavor, and from a mere fraction of "Eighty ii vt* percent of Russians
nnd go F arth er foi yi
I
aaparlMarpaalrallaa
pens.iiil.**, and socialism is
rmrm’ 7 i m m i I w*rR* Rally r«»rr- its tillable soil it is producing wealth th a t aggregates hun arc
>Ioney.
Free C’rank-0
*mrn all tka IraRlac araala af tfca m* dreds of millions of dollars of cash annually. This revenue, pass it 1c only in a highly educated
Seri ice.
and industrialized s ta te "
lira trorIR. Tka i. K. ». la mpetlal.
If aft Ideal la riariRa aaR It* in the form of cash from the N orth in retu rn for its agricul
ol kaaRlta* alala
la tural and horticultural products, .begins to flow into the state
IT ISN'T possible here either
C E C IL L. RliflgJ
**Mkeat <a**L_
early
in
November,
to
be
supnlemented
by
the
millions
e
x
where
men have ccccnt wages,
Ta* HeraiR I* a Ifca lrT *( Ikr
1«DI « . Fir.) SL
• \adl( tlarraa af Clrcalallaa*. aa pended by the tourists th ereafter and until about th e first of automobiles radio apparatus, talk
£8
J
Inirraallaaal Aaaaaiallaa af Pak- May.
ing machines, food reasonably
id *
kkrra, ARvarttaara. aaR ARrrrlUlak
cheap, and » chance to own their
karate Hktrk rraalrr* rark Pak.
"F
lo
rid
a
is
in
an
enviable
position
economically.
Its
in
homes.
Hut
ihat’s
anothir
story.
tlrkrr meMike, ta eakailt la a
'</$■
Ikom ik aaRII af aakMrlpllaaa dustries, its soil, its mines and its w aters produce annually
M r.-Julian calls Stalin, "the
r t la arRtr la verify afcaalalalf TommoH ties worth $185,000,000 in round figures. Its m anu Richard ('inker of Russia" and
rlalm* nl drealatiaa aa well aa
We Buy and
kwprel haelaraa nirlhada.
factured products exceed in value those of Mississippi, or A r Tiotzky a in re baby beside him.
Trotsky tin.-tiling to Mr. Cnhan.
kansas, Montnnn, New Hampshire, Oregon, North Dakota, “is a l t-itherekltc, who glories
Bottles of All
$ 0
*~TIR 8RA V , NOV.'m T 1927.
South
Dakota.
Florida’s
revenue
from
the
tourists
is
estim
a
hi hen ring himself talk."
rilK I1KHALU> “UO(iBl«
t th.
scriptions. Bear
Ir-K iaiuni >n rill aaa raaaly ad- ted a t $200,000,000 anmiaily. considerably less than half the
H»gh f minders always speak
|
\
\
^
rail*.*.
most
y
Iitely
iif
each
other.
'
U
M
Lm U trpt rtulrr rwata •* Jarkaua. sum produced otherwise within the s ta te .”
Kadlec f* d*> n »t. ami that is fortun
«Ui*.
T
h
ese
facts
along
w.th
other
indications
o|
progress
are
A-> Caaatrartloa af 91. JaaaalaRIra
ate for Irgn finance.
liner l anal.
^•laaa^arailaa af maalkly -I’m helping m aterially to push Florida ahead and make it one of
NKWSR \i'KRS'announce resig
ap Watk."
the g reatest states in all the country. Under th e caption of
af ballillaa pr*»- ‘Florida Comes B ack .’’ the Asheville Citizen, which has al nations of three Henry Ford man
Im•.illMratlig
.lU W t
-hou.ro
hotels
■
a
a
r
l
a
n
i)
g, (ram—li
agers in -ervke. sales nnd purkaaaaa.
S. SOMAN
ways shown a m ost friendly feeling toward the Sunshine
A CaaiMtaallj (brat.
cha sing denrt menls. When Joseph
212 (junford Avt
7.—Com, 1*1I
af ally braallflra- S tate, says “Florida is coming hack, has como back, in fact, Puliizi r. a real editor was ill in
•(••a yrngram.
m a very large m easure." The Asheville paper continues:
Paris, he got word that George
A—A m h aaR m.ulrra keepltal.
Turner, otic of a number of men
"T
his
does
not
mean
that
there
is
taking
place
in
Florida
B1BLE VERSE FOB TODAY~
supposed to have "nmde
iiuv the
vnu
1H E ONLY LIVING
AND any revival of the speculative fever th at characterized the World” ihnuitened
D f'
'tl
TRU E LORD:— For whu in tho boom period. T h at, we take it, is not likely to lie witnessed Pulitzer i shied back ."thee uhl is*
heaven can be compared Jnto tht again soon, if ever. It. means simply th at in the pnst year in'nan hie man is not numerous. la-t
Lord! Psalm H0:0.
Florida people have been seriously taking stock or them him go." That's probably how
PRA YER: Speak Lord, for Thou
hast called: Hear, 0 my people, selves, of their position, of their m s ta k e s , of their opportun Fmvl feds.
ities; and th at for those who have the virtues of th rift and
And I will testify unto Thee.
Dl£. GATES. h««a<| of the Conindustry and courage, faith in themselves and faith in Flo r Ktantiiinpk- Robert college, says
A PRAYER OF FELLOWSHIP ida has come once more to the top.
Kcmiil 1'ashn gives Turkry the
1 would wnlk closer to mankind
best government he Ims known i
An unusually good
"T
he
im
portant
thing
to
note
in
all
this
is
that
there
is
:;<AAnd shhre my love of henrt mil
during
•'(» years of erlueationnl
met i s t it!
"ju st ns good.
nowhere the slightest suggestion that Florida has nnv re
purlunity
fur any
mind,
L’VWXSWJ
work io 'I'mrk•-v.
complexions as
titiut • wi.oi
wards to offer except to those who are willing and aide to put
* For only in uuch unity
I'inter Kemal f'ashn’ nt least,
Another Jfn at war wuull start nitit it U i I- ’ 'eg liquor injures .1
If th at wishes to marry tot»|
fould I be fount! to ”' t IV with forth n paid nro ipm m ].>,r
, fTor?' T*
‘ !• •-■ w V ;*>*. I- re are no sultans ordering big with confiscation of private rnp- |thr I* lots! .u
mucous nu-mbratie
ceivc the license, minis
G e n e ra to r
■k\
tin*.
fn-kle ital, including li'inker*;. capital. end hidin'.
"iH ing
Work loi uhul tl.v^ j,. t H ernia o iie rs us great •n- •n k .-luuieh i to
wives
and
throw
them
in
the
Hosand wechlini; presents I
Tb.i
would
make
war
painful,
ducom
cnts
as
it
ever
did."
t The loiul I help nnother share
I'lionis,
No im re veils are on e . e t for those that didn'* i*o t"
* Thou dost accept
as
tpccpst
'j
S
t
a
r
t
e
r
an
d
furnished by the Sanf*
I* lor da s com e-back’ is being watched with evident in women’s f oe , ami Turkey is
Hie Hen. lies.
i ■
prayer;
Jusl I nfn.idc,| a Car Of
terest everyw here ns evidenced by the numv newspaper com ruled by living Turks, not by Hie
i'i
Kiwanis Club., (,’crei
I.U d h S THAT wdi ii a- cos* Th# kindly word that I may suy
of
Mohammed.
the met it 1, li|>»tick, rouge, cct., are
ments th a t are being made. A great m ajority of these obser ghost
ij I g n i t i o n
J Is prompted by thy charity.
will be performed by
Carey Shingles
H
vations a re extrem ely kind and friendly in nature. Only re camel driver or any Caliph sup- warned on goal authority to use
m inister that the
pos d to represent him. That’* at h w. II esitb'isht d adva-rtised
'» fhe loving kingneso I bestow
Service
cently wc rend where the A tlanta Constitution has this to progress.
trill Roofing
. I Reveals how much of thee I know;
brani-s.
So
calletl
*‘boo'ice
cosmay desire, and mil b
eI
say, I* lorida has learned a good lesson, and the result of it
: The happiness that I may give
Th.
t.n.iruilecd
ij Our Specialty
sacred
as
any
other
^ R cf!“cta thy truth In which I live will be a lasting asset. Bus:ncss hotels, cafes, real estate
. I A ' ' K S SIMPSON.
returninr
from Kngle”,| predict i go-ni bus'-j
« AUTOMOTIVE
Thy gift to me is what I bring trading, will be held to conservative lines. T ourists will not I
din*; cerem ony. If inltratj
for ii'-;:.", mid suvn the pustl
S E C U R IT Y
be hi-jacked by the fly-by-night fakers. And in a short
Ellon
J
Mouglilcn
For universlal offering.
v miner and fall haxe been iietter
ed. Phone 95, or writeE.F]
time, probably before the season is over Florida will be en tben u year ago.
For It Is always thee I find
ELECTRIC
CO.
LUMUER
CO.
«
..
Liine, llox 229, SanfoH]
\rrhiterl
W ien I walk closer to mankind. joying old-time prosperity on a perm anent and commendable
Mr. Siiniwon. head nnd chief
y
. k
— Rev. Herbert H. Hines,,
y
W.
l-'irnt
ui
Oak.
I'hone
2dfi
J*
basis."
.rst iut'i. Han't Rldg.
Fla.
of the gigantic Marshall Field
^52(1 Mitplu Avc. Phunc 797
1* |In tha Congregationalist.
Sanford. Fla.
whobsn'fl business
All o f these things are encouraging. They serve to re '•(■tall ami
therefore in touch with business;
•at i storms ara bound new our faith and to insnire us to work with renewed vigor conditions all over I he United,
blow some northern money nd courage our jobs of budding Florida. It’s no easy task Stales. « n v n ."t!g -‘ is no Inflation':
aopth.
'
*V
head of us, but much progress has been made m tin* face in busineis here.”
----- ---------of
some severe handicaps. They mav continue to be hard,
Everyone ought to be able to
JACK UKMI’S K t starting a
but
Floridans have a habit of overcoming almost insurmount law suit with Ids former manager
iHg up aomething to be thankful
able obstacles.
for.
. ,
began taking notes in court. Hut
-oh's lawyer ........I fur the right to^
»
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—■
KOTS
9
o n
V / E D D 1NC
W AN TED
PAUL LENI
E
Local dairyBan aeem to bo hav
ing same difficulty deciding who
has tha boat milk.
mieuesa '-a a-jw in a doctor’s life moved to wonder if our civilization is not all1wrong and that
and to gain it, he must have puHence— Savannah Press.
o--------
As tha Winter Park Heruld
rays, "the mint la the only place
they make money without adver
| ; tiling.'
Proper length oi skirts is any
thing
above two
feet.—Clcr>moat Press. Yeh, anything or
nothing.
jfi.
;
------------------
This U the open season for
eks, also fo r the unsuspecting
public, preyed upon by northern
lita.
L,
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Motion Picture Director, writes 2
examine the ju y voir dire and
Dempsey who haJ never been
taught to use the French infinitive ,
Som etim es loading of emotional a cts of .savages, we are! taking.
Civilized Savages
they, ra th e r than ourselves, a re the civilized, and we, the .sav
ages. T ak e the front page of any newspaper and read of some
foul m urder in New York, the th efts of millions in Philadelph
ia politics, rum Vanning and gun f/ghts jM Detroit, gan g war
fare in Chicago, riots and Hell on earth , everyw here in th ’s
civilized land.
A letter once cam e to liobert Louis Stevenson, says
the Asheville Tim es, frani a south Sea Island chief whose
thatched home had sheltered the famous w rite r- on many
a storm y night. They had loved each other so deeply that
by the custom of the island people they had cxchauittfH
names, and thus the letter from the (Thief was signed
‘ Louis \ It was a m essage ofl fairwell, such as a man, whose
heart has been without guile, may put into small words
to (me he shall not see in this life again. When he had road
it, Stevenson went blindly out of his island home, saying
through his te a rs : " I am not worthy of i t ; I am not worthy
“W h ile directing the filming o f ‘T h e Cat
an d the C an ary’ for U niversal Pictures
Corporation, I ivas fortunate to always
hav e a supply o f Lucky Strikes on hand.
A fter shouting through m y megaphone
to com plete each scene, a feiv puffs of
this delightful cigarette proved a wel
com e relaxation. My voice w as con
stantly under a strain an d Lucky Strikes
g av e me no throat irritation ivhatsocver.’
D EM PSEY’S LAW YER uceuacoi
Di ntpacy’a manager of holding)
nut ?ol)0,000. All prizu fight in
terests are trying to sottle this •
lawsuit fearing what it may rc i
veal concerning "faked” .fights
and discourage gentlemen that |
pay $10 a ringside seat.
|
LORI) DERRY Ims sold the'
freehold and ground rents o f1
22,000 houses in England’s biggest
real estate ilea! He had previously
sold millions of other real estnti-.
anil will sell more. „
SINGLE TA XERS look upon
this as u sign favorible to their
plans und hojtes. The noble lord
ret:/m the "nnutoriul rights"
which his family lets held nv*-r
hire Richard .’Ird was killed at
the battle of Boswurth in U hj.
You ran't tail from Henry Ford's
yw enr whether he le planning
giving competition to the
slat or Rolls Roycc.
--------- o--------"P lenty Coups, very old," continues the Asheville news
Now that the pigskin- has been
paper, is Chief of the Absarokee Indians on the Crow Res
Singh In* und socialism may
‘ away fvr another ten months,
seize
his nwnoriul rights later,
ervation
o
f
Montana.
T
h
e
President
nf
the
United
S
tates
is
* la nothing to do but get
Ay for winter visitors,
in sum m er residence not far aw ay, and because th e Ab but he doesn’t intend that they
r
— —
o
-
sarokees fought under the S ta rs and Stripes for the w h it e ^ o r t h ^ f 1 Vreeimld "reaf 'e 'u tc
Seventy-six carloads of vege settlers in the long njfo w ars of the plains, the President
property. He’s a pructicnl lord.
table products from the Okeechobee
remembered
their
chief
with
a
neighbor’s
letter
of
greeting.
were shipped last week. That is
MR. THOMAS LA MONT, one
The oth er day cam e his letter o f reply". .
[ pretty good for Okcch«bce
of J ,
I’ierpont Morgan'** aid"
"I am old and passing slowly to the life nobody knows
* Advice which comes cheap is us. all about. Your notice of me, an old Chief, proves you are partner*, donif* that bunker*
cauxe war, any* banker* aid peace
Uy the cheapest kind.—Tampa
really
a
g
re
a
t
man.
This
has
made
my
heart
sing
with
glad
war* cornu from statesmen.
ses. But you da not always get
between
the
" advice when you are willing ness.,---------- A bsarokces have always .stood
IF UANKBRS ever did ctiuncpay for it.
white children, women and men of Montana and the Indian
Wire,
using
their privately
J •
--otribes th a t wished to make w ar against them . We were in owned Statesmen for the purpose,
Hamllton Holt president nf RnL possession here because we w ere strong and we have become
they probably won’t cause nny
tins College, dined with Coolidge
nmrp wars intentionally. Bunkers
weak.
I
hope
they
will
be
kind.---------1
will
not
tire
Jrou
with
in Washington the other day. n e s
and others hsvc discovered thut
getting to be about as famous as a long talk You h ave como to the Black Hills to rest. I wish
Me Tunney and Ruth Elder.
you long life. And every day I think th at your cump is not
'—------ o— —
e
very far from mine. I am your friend.”
ilm Beach i* going to have a
'bank too, the First National,
. 1 ,T h h ^ ’ '*n th ^
of tho South p«c ific a»>‘i <>" the
ig to the tourist element on plains of the A m erican W est.---------- We call them S avages’".
-Oa t aide. . Florida's banking
stion U rapidly getting 'in
again.
LOCH A R B O R
MR. AMBRAMOVITZ GOES TO SCHOOL I
EXCHANGE
’ Miami has been chosen for the
pH moating place of the southUnless set right by , later re leisure, very happily, in going to
Utern division of National ElecV fc U g h t Aasociatlon. There are turns, we must.accept Louis Ab- xchooL _____________
I t many conventions Miami is ramovitr as the oftlebt pupil :■
We emphasize the “very hapUsing these days.
New York's elementary evening |dly." Nothing in this world is
I t aaems that there w»s another schools. But he Is only aeventy- more fun than studying, if by
that story of the Alabama savsn. The elder Cato began learn study one is finding out things be
10 was so chagrined at being ing Greek at eighty, in bi » ng« Wtrhes to know about. Th® great
for speeding that she shot when lives averaged much shorter educators of all ages have won
u Y “Ucct'*le» by understanding
t U seems that the arresting than they do today.
There must that ract. Once they convinced the
may have done a little be many such examples.
yeung folks that there was some
r himself.
Born in Russia, Mr. Abramovits thing just over the
intellectual
remained illiterate not for lack of horizon well worth finding for its
gh bas bean
rxEve ability but for lack of op absorbing interest, no more prod
time with Governor portunity.
Immigration here, be ding ws* necessary to spur a lag
had to;work hard to support a t hia gard march. The pupils took It at
doubt If
bench a wife and fit# the double,
j j r ; Ahromovits has
•at of
children.
Now the children, are always desired education.-We W happily married and self-sup]
grgtulate bit
lag. tins ~'J
Making i
Has P u re W a ter
Supplied from u Deep Wei
and stored in a hermetically
sealed tank, which prevent,
contam ination, Loch A r
bor's w ater is as pure and
good a s an y to be found in
Florida.
A sk for a sam ple
have it analyzed.
MADE OF
THL CRFAM OF
THE TOBACCO CROP
and
m
A,-'
#6
^ ,.4
DeForest - Sanford»
R ealty C o.
Baaford Fla.
k'.ju*.Y
y4*1
. *1L41." e
••
It’s toasted
No T h ro at —
I r r it---------------a t io n - N
o Coudh.
-------- S i i i l g i l ;
�T H E SANFORD H ERA LD * T U E S D A Y , NOV. 2 2 . 1927
Holy Cross Episcopal
“Les Miserables” Is
Women’s Guild Meets
To Plan Dec. 1 Bazaar Astounding Film At
TUESDAY
u S of the First Baptist
tt„ h will have program meeting
o’clock ac the church.
I t . Col Se«t»K d u b *11 1
^ With Miss Madeline Mallem
One of the most inspiring meet*
ings of the Women’s Guild of Holy
Cn>3» Episcopal Church was that
of Monday afternoon, held nt the
new Parish House, with th? presicntd, Mrs. A. P. Connelly presiding.
Routine business was carried out
after which plans for the Bazaar
to he held Thursday, Dec. 1 nt the
Parish House, wrire completed. It
was dec id d to hive a turkey din
ner as well ns tft* usual booths
for candy, fnnev work, novelties
in i foods. Mrs. W, FI. Wiit-mii was
appi,tried as ckniiwan for the
kitchen; Mr*. K. F. Whitner, chair
man for tile candy labi •; Mrs. FI.
Mr>Me<* chaitraan of tables;
Mrs. M. Martin hospitality chair
man; and Mrs. A. K. Hill chairman
for the fancy work.
Many other rims ter* of special
important*'* w r«*
nnin?i<?
thi in were plans („:• a pan rnk.*
siiprer to bj» ginm .litoiiary l> at
the Parish House, About ;15 mem*
Inrs attended this meeting.
Wednesday Last Day
To Close Out
The Milane Theater
ance may weil be proud of
•’toe film portrayal of Victor
os famous clar-sic. “Les Misles." which was shown yesay at the Milane Theatre ami
h will be exhibited again t•»-
Ladies Suits. All Wool
Velours a n d
. . . .
un»i i*Apn?55i*u snuBiaviiuii uv wr
l-iha.K never before in the h u - ,r i, lflt3 Stained thus far in mart r home on F irst S treet
(Sfeess women’s circle of the
11 motion pictures ha? a
the crop.
1,1,1 non been made .with such , , ,
., . ..
. . .,
U t e r i a n . Church meets
nt
iuKi! , The extravagant elate- u U,nWtt f - All*n, president of the
) o’clock at the church,
i ‘i m ■
in advance
of tlll. , honford Atlantic Nationnl Bam,
vemnn brUge party for memb..re
easily
home
out
by ■’bnji will soon open its doors m
. * the Social Depnrtirent of the
tin ! i. - .re. for no one can doubt
ford: w:" « (West of the c m
.man’s club at f i o'clock with
■Her s eing this Universal F li.i
mndc a short talk in whe n
, David L. Thrasher, Mrs I.
d • Fn,r>,• production, that
th- h - ..utlln«<l plans f» r the new bank,
Brouse and M rs.'Jam es
Shntown
m
which
the
notion
of
the
He expressed his faith and that
, a, hostesses.
I ’.. I v ci o supposed to have tab- ‘ he other founder:* o fthe bm-s
WEDNESDAY
'•i fliK. wete reconstructed a? th *v |M " ,n future of Sanford.
titerature Department Of
the
i" !• imd a . ciitury ago.
" ‘ her visitors
were: W. "
.man’s Club will hold business
T>. s vnes representing Par s
•iMbuncsvillo, O.. an.i
•tine ni 3 o’clock followed by
■ e ud to have been built nt the 1‘nrol<* Hn l . " f Ku" t,s* both
st-.-ho. as u was impossible to th' m
Jenny Spaulding Circle o f the
rii -ns' ruet the actual Pivrisinn
------------------------- •
L Baptist Church will meet, nt
'i eis. These mnpglvc and beau’ i
Mr*. R eii'rt <’. Thrasher and
L home of Mrs. FT M. Carroll on
the authentic look >f baby left Sunday evening for
Mrs.EIlsworth Harper "d ••. *trandhave
icnolia Avenue.
it is difficult to believe Hastings where she-wUI spend
THURSDAY
tliev are not real, like lb- > eek or 10 days visiting her. pai
Entertains PipeOrgan th:>
iti-n
*rts Mr. and Mrs. J . F. Flake.
Union Thanksgiving services at
| o’clock at the Congregational Club AtHer Residence
•labii I liahrio, in the chni u .t
lean \ aljenit, proves himself
lurch.
FRIDAY
•Mr-. Ellsworth Harper
was •i . I 'riing actor. His role a dif- ,
he1
Mre. Chris Matthews will enter- hostess for the Tip- Oigan Flu.i tumll ore to portray, hut
in
kes
the
part
exist.
He
is
first
i
of
the
First
Baptist
Church,
Mon
in the members of the LotUlun Bridge Flub at 3:30 o’clock day afternoon at her home on *e.<n ni the prison scenes. These,
Katie Sh eet.
The rooms where in iduititlly, were taken at the old
I her home on Elm Avenue.
were I I iron at Toulon, convicts enact-1
Yacht Flub Dance at H o’clock thn members assembled
abloom with” bowls of chrysan ir.i* the extra roles.
the Yacht Club.
ci When h •emerges from the gray
N. de V. Howard Chapter U. D. themums.
Regular routine of busine.'- walls after his long imprison
will hold meeting nt H o’clock at
e home of Mrs. W. J . Thigpen on v.as carried out after which a ment he presents a figure that •<
most delightful Thanksgiving pro :< rbiild.ng indeed, for the remni-irk Avenue.
gram
was presented. Next Monday ir» -mirk of human sympathy o
SATURDAY
the niombers are asked to meet at the man has been buried tie.* t
Children’s matinee at 10 o’clock the church nt II o’clock ami attend rder the hardened .lnvn of hate.
The striking
transition that
the Lottie Bonne Week of Prayer
id
/
,,
place
after
the kindness of
services, after which the regular
melting of the chib will he held I i (her Myriel has fanned the dy
in the class rooms of the chprcli. ing spark of love into a fire of
TUESDAY
It is most important that nil ti 1:1 neration in portrayed by Gamembers attend the next meeting 1brio with matchless art.
The sensational scenes nt th >
The Auma that made
as this will be the |a?t meeting
Victor Hugo
before the bazaar. The* next meet hnrricp.de* when the soldiers " f
Immortal
ing will bo a shower ami Mr*. tin Empire rtornt the stronghold
"LFvS M ISERA BLES"
A. C. Chamberlain will he hostess. of ihe communists, are exciting
comedy
After all business had been n :he extreme and filled with pul"HIGH SPOTS"
tranr-icted - tho hostess served .1 •mpg drama. Throughout thy onn length of the rtupemlous prnM’lane-Pnrnmount News
tasty- salad course.
durtinn
one is held in he grip * f
Members present were: Mrs.
interest, symnnthy and heightened
WEDNESDAY
(lurid of Missions program will C. A. Anderson Jr „ Mrs. Maurice rto pense. It is a really groat pieIfiveti by the W. M. S .'n f the Allen, Mrs. Francis E. Rolz, Mr-.
SMILES BROTHER SM ILE1
tun'.
■list Church ut 11:110 o’clock at It. II. Berg, Mrs. Leslie Bryan,
with
Mrs.
R,
F.
Cooper.
Mrs,
J
.
II.
Ethurch.
Jack Mulhatl
Mlss
Louise
Thrasher,
who
‘Pipe Orgnn Club will nttend Col dough, Mrs. A. C. Chamberlain,
and
College nt
mjer services at church nt
11 Mrs. Congdon. Mrs.. Arthur Gat- intending Southern
Dorothy MncKnill
Lakeland,
will
arrive
here
W-dWxk after which meeting of chdl, Mrs. C. P. Hendersoti, Mrs.
,
added
tab will b? held at class rooms James F. Hawkins, Mrs. T. L. n^sdi,'’ afternon to spent) th**
LOVE ’EM AND FEED 'EM
Ihanksgivjng
holidays
with
lie>Hale.
Mrs.
E.
C.
Harper.
Mrs.
A.
ith Mrs. A. C. Chamberlin as hostAesop’s Fables
A. Mcneely, Mrs. A. C. McLendon, parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. T.
Mrs. J . C. Mitchell. Mrs. Sidney Thrasher.
MRS. LAKE’S SIST E R nU R T J . Nix, Mrs. H. B. Odum, Mr*. A.
George C. Jolly of Philadelphia,
|M. Phillips, Mrs. H. W. Rucker,
JIrs. George Ray, Mrs. Kent Ros- Pa arrived here Friday to join his
Tho many friends of Mrs. Julian sitor, Mrs. Guy S. Selnwin. Mrs. wife, who has been' YFdtif'g h’*r
FIRST NATIONAL
tarpenter of Jacksonville, sister of It. E. Tolar, Mrs. it. A, Wineton, parents Mr. and Mrs. Tiller at
Irs. Forrest Lake, will regret to Mrs. Clifford Walker and Mrs. J . Paola. Mrs. Jolly hns also h-en the
BANK
iim that she suffered a broken
guest of Mrs. W. H. Rawlins for
A. Vidlar.
nu in a fall Sunday afternoon
u short tin:o.
"The Bank of Service"
rhile visiting Mrs. Lake- at the
flspital, and is now confined to her Hotel Heads Arrive
C. S. Emerson, who has been
*d at the hospital.
spending
the summer ’ at Derry,
To Arrange Opening New Hanpshire,
has returned to
spend the winter at his winter
PUBLISHER PAYS BOND
W. T. Bovnrd, southern district home at Lake Mary. He was ncmanager,
and C. I. Snyles, Florida (ompanled by W. E. Jewell of New
Louis McCownn, publisher of
manager
of
the Associated Hotels York (Jity. Mrs. Emerson plans U
[‘he ^Cicero, III., Tribune and
Inc., which recently leased 4*h? return nt nn early date.
•tiunch friend of “Scarfuce Al"
[Capone, appeared at the detectivo Hotel Fom/Nt Lake for a fixMr. and Mrs. W. C. De Courses
pirenu today to furnish bail for months’ senaon, arrived in San
ford last night to begin prepura- and thidr gue*ts, Mr. and Mrs. W.
o f this Institution I* to
Pony Campagna, Frank Perry and
tiohs for the formnl reopening of IV. Adams of Rising Sun, Ind.,
promote, financial suc
Marcus, held on charges of the hostelry ut an early date.
Miss Alien De Courscy and Miss
conspiracy to commit murder and
cess for the people of
The hotel official? hope to com 1^)1* Couch motored Stindny to
urry concealed weapons.
this community.
plete their arrangement* for tiu Daytona Bench where they spent
opening bn December 1 but tbo the day. They were joined at D?Mm A. M. Walker left Tuesday date may eb delayed, it was stated, Land by Mr. and Mrs Charles T.
We hecomc your silent
Hr Mount Dora where she will although it will not be later thnn Henderson, who accompanied them
co-worker when jou
»P«m| a few days visiting relatives. December 15. It was announced to the beach.
make this Bank your
that members of thp hotel staff
financial home.
Judge
and
Mrs.
James
G.
Fharon
Mrs. George Me Rory and child- are already <cnroute to Sanford
‘J ames Jr.. Alex and Jane Sharon
f*n leave Wednesday for Leesburg to help in the reopening plan*.
rgu) Mrs. Jane Smith leave Wedkhere they will apend Thanksgivnezdav morning by mot«r for Ja ck
St. Agnes Guild Will sonville where they will spend Consult
as the guest* of Mr.
Assemble Monday Thanksgiving
Mr*. John W. Meisch Jr., nnd
and Mrs. C. FT Pel<)t. Mrs. Shitron
Us Freely
pit** F. Me Kcnzic Davidson spent
goes from there to Madison where
‘h« day Saturday at Orlando a*
A social meeting of St. Agnes she will attend the wedding of
‘he guests of friends.
Guild of Holy Cross Church will Miss Margaret Fralcigh.
■■
bo held Monday afternoon at T::.0
Cordially yours,
Mrs. Walter Hand* and Miss o’clock at the Parish House with
Rath Hand were among those from Mm. John Meisch Jr., and Mr*.
■
’ snford spending Saturday at Or- Rnllnrtd I.. Dean a?
hostesses.
Remember Your Hostea*
This will lie the last meeting be
With
fore the bazaar nnd members ai.’
J- M. Wynn and Mrs, J . M. Imrd asked to ring in all finished arti
Thanksgiving Flower*.
'rtv0 Wednesday nyrrring for Fort cle* for the bazaar nt that time.
Cashier
"bite, where they will visit rela Mr*. Rolland Dean and Mrs. John STEW ART THE FL O R IST
McLandcr Arcade
tives.
Meisch art* chnlrman of the novelty
booth, while committers for the
— ----- f i
William M. Burns o f New York other booth Will be appointed
ku returned to Sanford after havmt spent the past month at Jack•onvilie.
-r
teens.
Broken
Velve
Sizes
and odd lots. Values
up to $35.00. Special.
Coats, Suits, Dresses; Skifgs.
.,
•
. * ...
,
f
For $2.95 to J5.(1(t
wJ, 4■
‘• it .#
One lot of tweed jC
Suits. V a lu e s‘-up
$29.00.. All-sizes,
A
mi it/mrI
ilia
Price Wednesd;
Nothing E
changed. 1
Altering.
Ladies Coats
Discontinued
Styles
Worth up to
$25.00. Sale
IMice Wed
nesday.
, .Refunds,
CoYnd Estrl
Redueed f<
Wednesday
ices for Wednesday
The Chief
Function
.Mr. and M r i W. W. Adams of
"•sing Sun, Ind., are viaiting In
|Sa)iford u* .the guests of Mr. Adsister, Mrs. W . C. De CourpT at her home gn Central Avtitbe.
, 4Mf
i
Sharno Jr ., and Juifgs W.
Wallace W right” relorned hQth*
stoiulay evening from TaUahaue*
Quincy where they spent sevmany friends of Miss Vlrgakins will ragret to learn
is seriously ill at* the
Hospital a t Maryville,
• . ■ •—■im Elevens, u r. a.
^ ■ n d H. R. Stevens leave Wed*
f 'r Chapel Hill, N. C.
th<-y will attend the foot
““•l Mme.
W
jin P - Qi«-k Brown and two young
* lM.T*n >«»Vc Tuesday evening for
t h a n k s g iv in g
------SPECIALS
Wednesday
25% DISCOUNT
on all
CHINA
SILVER
GLASSWARE
McLaulin
The Jeweler
Dresses
Silks and Woolens.
In Discontinued
Styles and Broken
Sizes. Values up to
Ladies Wool Sk
All Sizes. Value;
to $7,00. .Only 2i
these to close
No Alterations. No Refunds
Wednesday..
-•* ■- i
These are real Values,
Afr -Ft
NUNN A LLY’S
Around th e W orld Box
Gold B ox
F o u r F tld Box
WHITMAN’S
Sam pler
. Pink o f Perfection
j
Seminole High School will play Leesburg, at Leesburg,
Thanksgiving Day, at 3:30 P. M. We’re jjoing. Are You?
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T H E SA N FO R D H ER A LD , T U E S D A Y , NOV. 2 2 ,1 9 2 7
P A G E FO U R
rw *1
E'ft
English Hall OfFame May NEW RACE WILL
On Newest Wrinkle
BE
SUPERIOR
TO
Lose Some Memorials To
‘Companion’ Match
Make WayForNewHeroes PRESENT FOLKS
P e g g y JoyceFrowns
NEW YORK. Nov. 22— (IN S)
J _ * W h a f ? wh» ?
’compani onat e
A nd ; "W b H t-t.v
i.
LONDON. Nov.. 22,— (INS I 1th** merest temporary importance.1 ( i t lif o m la Finds Girls
Hoys In Its Schools Lend n,armK"
Following the sensational r,*cnm- people who are now forgotten, anil
No, 1 don’t want any.
fi
“ But thank-* m*t the same.’
All O ther S tates; Ilumnn
1mmdatlorn of n specially appoint*-! who should never have been im
mortalized there.
These an- the
•celeaiastical commission that ad monuments which it is urged
Hody Aided By Violet R ays believe that they will
will be superior
ditions he~built onto Westminister should be removed.
mentallv a - they are physically.
BERK ELEY , Cal., Nov. 22 " W e have had marked succe.u
Abbey, the celebrated Hall of Fnmo
In Poet's Corner, so-called be
- 'I clill.o f the British nation, in order that cause the corner was specially re Evidence to support belief that r. with the upbuilding <*f
future heroes of the nation mny served for (England's great poets, new race is appearing on earth, I ('ren in mir nioiinliua — I'inner
find m last resting place thcA, the there is a great monument, tow- ns asserted by Dr. Annie Besant, j camps, wheic the ultra- violet ray
and to indicate that the cradle i i f 1j,, impeded to ■> lesser extent hy
demand In growing that instead of ering above everything else, of
on,| .moke. The hoys are eu■ddlpff to the structure, existing forgotten Duke of Argyle. Imme lhat race is California is forth.monuments in the historic edifice diately above the tomb of Chaucer toming at the University of Cal- tl;Unigcd t** g", virtually, naked
| , p |h phy*irnI instruction at the
be overhauled and those not there is a scroll of huge propoi- ifomih.
* worthy of a place there be taken tions, eulogising “John Roberts’
If there is a race developing, it university the invisible hut penebeing.
sway.
Esquire, the very faithful secret is yet too early to gauge its in- trating ray* ate likewi.se
Englishmen prominent in nil ary of the Hon. Henry Pelham, lellectual possibilities, hut |diysi- taken mlvaniage of us a powertu
nlka of life urge that on historic Minister of King George
the cnlly it will he far superior to lh** feet nr in ih<- development of
and aesthetic grounds the existin'; Third, erected by his three surv present races.
finer rare ,.f men and women.
building should not he altered and iving sisters."
The foundation of the new race
defaced by glaring new additions.
Sir Richard Coxe. wine-taster will be the life giving ultra- violet
May Remove Some
to tjueen Elizabeth, has a com ray, the beneficial effects of which,
In the aeventcenth and eight memorative plaipie in this corn,>r are felt in California ns they are
eenth centuries. It is stated, the larger than the statue of Shakes nowhere else in the United Statei.
I eauty and sacredness of the Ah- peare, while Joseph Addison simil
California children are larger
i * y were invaded by u pres* of arly extinguishes Thackeray and than children of
other states;
t- Vmat ugly ■monuments to people of Mncanlnv.
tht*ir progress in school is faster
At the University of California
the average weight of freshmen
students is I to pounds and the
averdge height five feet nine
itches.
Out D«mr Benefits
rrofessur Frank I., Kh'chergvt,
chairman of the department of
phvi 'cal education, who today sup
For
plied the foregoing figures, said n
survey of eastern colleges prob
ably would show a much lower a,*BOSTON, Nov. 22 (IN S )—Gent- Florence and John, with Sarah's t rage of height anil weight.
letnen prefer blondes, so does John star in the ascendant.
I jo attributed the glowing health
■ Coolldgc, aon of the President, npSarah, questioned said ohn “dan- of the average California boy und
retnly, Miss Florence Trumbull, -red divinely" and was "peachy." girl In u large nicausre to the
\Ve Suggest
lighter of Connecticut's Governor But she added-that she know cho tact that they are able to remain
>whom John has paid marked at- didn’t have n chance because of out of doors to a much greater
Roast Duck
lon, la a blonde. Ko is John's “too much competition,” Florence extent than is practicable in most
it MGlgt Friend," Miss Sarah wasn’t worrying about a “rival." states, thus exposing themselves to
Kunsing, of Mount Vernon, New “Cut me out,? Well that rentnins to the ultra-violet ray for much
York, student at Mount Holyoke ho seen," she sniil over the long longer periods each day.
Baked Hen
distance telephone. "John nnd 1 or
College.
Admitting that he was offering
; Florence, a graduate of Mount tho byst of friends. Jlid l know he no mnjrc than a theory, Profess ir
Holyoke la now at the Gubernator was going to take her to the dance? Klecberger pointed out that tests
D eliciou s 1
i a l Man Mon at Plnlnvllle,, (Jonn. What’s that got to do with It? with rats proved conclusively that
WHETHER It’s steak or fowl
John is finishing up nt Amherst There's really no explanation, ex- the animals expored to ;h? power
and has recently registered nt root that Sarah is a friend of ful lays of the run were aide t > or beef our Meat is tender und
toothsome, anil tasty.
^Northampton as n full fledged John’s and I know her too, of withstand poison to a far greatei
' Voter. When John appeared at the course. John Just want' d to go over extent than those kept in dark
JMotfnt Holyoke danbo escorting I to the dance, I suppose, und she places.
Mlaa Kinslg the college gossips got ' was there and I was here so he
'If it is true that California chil
Pure F6od Market
busy. They anw '‘break" between I wmt wdth her." #
dren are thus bene fitting," he con
102 Sanford Avt.
Phone 10*'.
tinued, "there is every reason It
Sam Nobile, shot in rear of an
east side liquor storeroom.
Bingo De Palma, shot in front
of his home.
Du** to the ever increasing
murders among the underworld,
and the great numbers of gang
sters now in the city, Cody is
tnking every recaution to prevent
an impending clash of the war
llenl Gung W elfare In ring factions, which it unchecked
C ity's H istory Hunt's On promises to outdo the notorious
Slight T h read ; Cops T r y . Chicago gang warfare.
The much married Peggy Joyce ine HaldemniPJulius, 18 y ea r old
api>artittly is shocked ovrr th? daughter of a Kansas author and
latest thing in legal love, the "com publisher with Aubrew (., Roselle
panionate" tj pe of union.
20.
" I think a hushnnd should Iv*
made to realize th at he's married,
not sing!?. Often h? can ’t get
notiun through his head even when
he lives in the sam e house with I
his own wife," she said.
Such wn i Peg r y ’s reaction to \\
news of th^ la test wringle, "c o m - I
.lamonnle m a rrlu g e ," us planned
/or Thanksgiving DAy by J o s e p h - ] I
S
LAND GOES
AFTER CHICAGO'S
RECORD IN CRIME
!ng To Kill Gant; Program
pJVfj
• mm*
;£EVEltA N D, 0 .— Nov. 22 (IN S)
“Cleveland is apparently trying
I -to overtake Chicago t s
the
>eenfaer of the country’s gangsters.
Local . underworld factimia are
•'girding themselves for a reral of bloodiest gang warin the d ty ’a history, and
re o f the rival factions arc
_ xlg their staunchest follow'"aw alting for the other fellow
art something.”
e above wait the warning state
laaued by Detective Chlrf Co.
, recently returned from New
rk, as he laid further Inns aimed
^ at the direction of nipping in the
bod the Impending clash.
The initial' crusade into the
its of the underworld churnby a detective squad, netted
il men. all of whom the ofcars claim were armed.
M^ny Undesirables
Aa a .result of the finding of
reat numbers of undriirabliH
ithln the city, Chief Tody said
would he taken to have n
itIc . bureau organiitxl within
department, similar to the
• of the New York police under
»». Calvin II. Goodard.
“
i'Cody recalled a number of
id slayi ng* hera recently,
ong the*.* are
a
listed the killiif:
Rosen,- shot to death in
Alleged Violations
Anti- Dumping Law
Hav^Been Dropped
Aro ThsiilftgivinflDinner
is complete without j
plenUf o f Good Brc,ulthe better the bread
the mere cnjoijable
the Dinner. yde/tita
is a Better Bread
W a s h i n g t o n # Nov,
^
(INH)—Charges of violation «f
the anti-dumping provision of the
American tariff
law preferred
■**'"■* German and Italian rayon
manufacturer* hy American manyraeturers have been dropped, us.
•istmit .Secretary of the Treasury
dnyW0Ur G^wman announced to-
JtW "
!,ni“1
Aunts
T w o Sizes
Single and Split,Loaf
F resh Daily
From Your Grocer
B
u ild s
S
tu rd y
H
ealth
E
Thanksgiving
garage.
dolph Adelson, brother-in-law
Loula Rosen shot at the same
Ilia Nobile, found shot to
In. a vacant lot.
^gaurife .Goldman, bullet" rI3~
W body found in entrance to
W a l eemeterv.
Hyman
(Heinir)
Weinlterg.
Ot to death In hi* saloon.
>1 I a
Paglia, slain nt
Jnl, killed at the tame
„
{
jBrownstein. I’hila-elnhia,
* tred in Ambrrler Park.
Jag Murders V *
’orkaD, pal o f’ Browri.
•hot td death In
a t the aam« time,
sugar merchant,
Turkeys, Ducks. Fryers and
Hens all freshly dressed.
MEATS
Fox,
i
la
Pr?p.
KET MEAT MARKET
—G. J.y Fischer—
^ *.1 *
L-A/TXyl,,
•-•
!. .
Coffee Cakes
65ft lb.
**1 he
I ;ts(c TfHs'l
PROBLEM
'
Doesn't matter the slight
est what it is—or how
serious it is. You do, not
have to worry about it
another minute, because
Calumet will solve it—
quickly and en tirely .
Order a can from your
grocer— sec how baking
tr o u b le s d isa p p e a r.
\i
QUALITY - RIGHT
PRICES-RIGHT
One trial un!i prove it.
DOUBLE
ACTING
We can Save You Money on High Grade
MAKIS
UHINO EASIER
T\
C*»5
HS-K#
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Poultry, Dairy and Horse Feeds.
t'
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THE
W ORLD'S
GREATEST
B A K IN G POWDER
RED STAR GROCERY
& FEED CO.
SALES 2 Vi T I M E S TH O SE OF A N Y O T H E R BRAND
Wholesale and Itetnil
‘ ‘From M anufacturer, D irect To You’ *
W . S. Ilarton, M j;r.
213 Sanford Ave.
Dhone 31
Thanksgiving Specials
Cape Cod Cranberries, lb.................
25c
G rapefruit........ ............................... 5c & 10c
Oranges, doz........... .................................... 25c
Tangerines, d o z.........................................25c
E xtra Fancy Yellow Squash, lb. ........... 05c
Eggplant .........................
5c
Cocoanuts, pound..................................... 10c
Fresh Eggs, doz...................................... 70c
E xtra Fancy, Large Bunch Celery 10&15c
Lettuce ........... .............................. 10c & 15c
Cabbage, lb.................
05c
Grapes. 15c lb. 2 lbs........................
25c
Fancy Fresh Okra, lb................................15c
Fresh Snap Beans, lb ...................
10c
White Potatoes, 10 lbs........................... 35c
New Potatoes, lb........................................05c
Home Grown Tomatoes, ib........... *.........10c
Apples, 3 lbs-----------------;r,,...^TT_ ’_ 3K^5er
Bananas 4 lbs.
............................ 25c
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A lw ays Fresh and Delicious
Blue Bonnet Market
2nd. S tre e t & Sanford Avenue
F . S. Verjiny and W m . Mtwgrmve, Proprietors
k4 41 « :A
•Y'
•.>
f? V A '
Dessert Peaches, no. 2 can—3 fo r....
Olives, 28c size, 2 for
Sliced Pineapple 23c size, 2 for .....
&
10c
Corn no. 2 can 3 f o r ........................
✓
6 lb. sack Plain Flour ..........
: /*
5 lbs. Good Rice
39c
39c
39c
39c
39ci
39c
39c
39c
39c
39c
.
1 lb. of 60c Candy...........................
1 lb. Hotel Special Coffee
...........
2 lbs. Fig Newtons...........................
6 cans W C. Tomato Soup..............
O ur Fruits and Vegetables Are
Spring Lamb, Veal and Beef.
Fresh Apple Pies
b a k in g !
East Side Curb Market
U
Layer Cakes
WHAT I
YOUR |
• ,J° C
M.
Mince Meat Pies
11 A rm tlv
English peas, honey peppers, cranberries, lettuce, celery, banaim q uriinges, tangerines, grapefruit. English walnut .
2nd. A P alm e tto
Pound Cake
ARCADE DELICATESSEN1
C'
GENUINELY
superior
rousts and fowls, backed
by Fischer reputation for ■
quality, and sold ut prices
you’ll like.
> Vi
20c
l,_,c
“*^c
- 25c
- -5c
Cucumbers, lb. ...........
Trish Potatoes, 10 lbs. ..
Fiesh Yard Egg’S, doz.
Pumpkin Pies
Fruit Cake
V egetables
Thanksgiving Specials
Bswuifs GOMIW.HY
investigation
rew-nlcd there is no surplus of
•«>'n in this country, and the difference |n price of the domestic
and imported product is trifling
Thr
question of ant.-dumpln.
S
' *
1 German steel nmmifacturera has been held in ahoy.
nnn>. U vn:an n|I0 announced, hem m P nirort" " f German rolling
'd products have alunun a marked
decline recently.
Heal tit Insurance
Cauliflower, lb. .........
Roans, lb........ ...... .
Red Bliss Potatoes, 4 lbs.
Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. ...
York Imperial Apples, 3 lbs.
Tomatoes, lb....................
President’s Son Prefers
Blonds As Witness Latest
Choice Among Fairer Sex
Thanksgiving!
THANKSGIVING
Drink - Elder
Springs W ater
THANKSGIVING
Fruits
Specials for
i
Bailey s Cash Grocery
And Market
Phc
117 E . 1st. S t.
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T H E SANFORD H E R A L D , TU ESD A Y , NOV. 2 2 ,1 9 2 7
JO -H rP h in ts nnd Flowers
Us j Ij
PA G E
11)— Houses For Bent
B Y
YD. B A T E S
^yyys S '-re-X . u.<
—
.................
—
....... „6c • Hue
—
__ 4c a line
11— Miscellaneous
■ J_$c * lim*
'onVequwi.
are
for
length
304 *°\
S n g i. restricted
r ct»*3if)cation.
[rror Is made The San-
Lld will be responsible
one incorrect insertion
Kiser for subsequent
i The office should be
immediately in case of
(rald
representative
ly familiar with rates
,j clas*ifieattor» will
complete information,
a wish, they w»>! tt4a1^
M
THE MICE ROOM. V\£ *r
W t h RD SoCH
VixED UP TOP. HIM 11
g a jr c a s m im
l ALL MV Lif e
Wanted Mr. Louis Shipp to see
good show at the Milnne. The-!
is a free ticket at The Herald fo
him.
y
/
TEN Eonni liousv for rcnl
Oak nnd Fourth M Apph
l ong
li'S Palmetto Ave
Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph I House for r>m, I |0.ri tv
repairing our specialty.
Toys,I Apply Kent Vulcanizing
bicycler, sporting goods, and fish-! ...
efh^nn's supplies. Geo. W
"Tne Bicycle Store." J
Arcade.
FOR WINDOW WASHING, yard
mowing nnd cleaning, call phone
570—J nsk for Butler.
t SALK $.",00 Cash, halaucc
ry ea*>. will buy beautiful lit tome, well located in Sanford,
er will >ell at *e>s than actual
Need* Mime money. Address
07 Care The Herald.
CAR AWNINGS,
Co. 11 Ball Bldg
12— W anted
ADVERTISER.*’
KOfA'S R IG H T- a , u . I S K TOMiNT
VAD — AND I DON’T U k E T H E
H EA RTLESS V/AV HE R E F E R S TO H’S>
P A R E N T S - GUESS I ’LL GO UPSTAIRS
. AND S E E »F HE NEEDS ANYTHING
, vm iU E. H E'S D R E S S iN G -H lS DAD
t U S E D TO E E A TERR E L T FLASHY
--------- d r e s s e r — '
APPRECIATES ANVHOPE HE APPRECIATES |THING —I NEVER
UP TO D R E S S - X
>erivnl
rfoced rate*
X OOHT TH\M\< HE
V i ilL .C v jJ S taCfsti y
*h in Ad»aaca
TA Y LO H
NdHERE T R B lanket v
BxAWvi.— M - l - 1? Co*— * / - #
"- ! f
7 iG t h a t — c<J
7 COLLAR B C f r r o f i- ,
To present Mrs. B. F. Smith with
n free ticket to the Milnne. Sh •
may call for same ut The Hera! I.
L _
rording y««r w anl u J
N N EU . B I L L ’S A P R E T T Y
V-C’J O D R E D G E R
HtMGEUF !
? */ ■ *:
it more effective.
DRTANT NOTICE
isers should give their
poitoffke address as
their phone number if
re results. About one
ut of a thousand has
ionc and the others
mmunicate with you
, y know jour nduress,
continurnce Ml S T he
person at The Sanforo
(fke or by letter. Telejcontinucnm arc not
Trompt
Service
Efficient
And Found
like!
im
the Milnne
c. IVimbtsh, bo
H i Herald l»r same
r u n r>.-\i r,
I own several good
lots in Sanford, on paved streets,
that I will *ell at less than cost on
terms of $lo.ni) cash and $10
monthly to a responsible buyer,
box 200 t ar Th ■ Herald.
Mrs. Robert Massk
Herald office fm
to the Milano.
13— Booms W iih Hoard
REOPENS FUSS IN
RUSSIAN CAPITAL
Physical C u ltu re Cimm*il OT
Leningrad Prohibits Ring
W ork Because Of Alleged
In jury T o Health Of .Men
S a n fo rd
S a tu r d a y
'D e c e m b e r
Second hand rifles, shot guns, and
14— B o o m s W ith o u t Hoard
pistols, newly repaired, very
cheap. Cun he seen at Wagoner
FDR RENT—NICELY furnished Furniture Co.
bedrooms, in private home, phone
FOR SALE—The best little busi
ness in Sanford. Must sell before
November !!llth. Apply at Lobby
IT— A p a rtm e n t F o r R e n t
News Stand. National Bank Bldg.
For Rent— G/!)e nicely furnished
apartment, ull modern convon Houses 1 ’r Sale or Rent
|»t
1?111)11 UfD Ti W’l* A VP* 1
ietwen. $25.00 monthly.
Phono
City. Route A. Box 1 7 0 207, t>15 W. 1st St.
Miscellaneous
i transfer pictures,
i and brushes. Sun
Paints nnd Varnishes,
at and Wall Paper
First St.
lie t in busy w'th the,!* uii't) l ” i;>
into t i l l . I n r or mdii'ge in any
fichting." IFekurd ra d.
.. .
,
it apii.it- the
this welcotv.*
ll> l.c a o c r s
|,f affiii) is traceable to
O rgiini/ ation the decisions of tin? secret nice ing
—
, a-P. w * -ok last Ju y of (h.*
IS — (1NSJ— \ principal E.iropeim CeQtiul Bent.i
ept:mi'm r 1- nnd (hu U, A. FciUtflll Reserve
of a Brlt'ah Boartlj Vhen it now appears,
(lorded in the Https were tak n to cste.blluh an
of the Fodir- inti rnutiuntil systmi of finanei il
Industries, jurt co-operauon, with the ultimate
aim of coniiidling the eurrivcy
i next year.” it Rl'l*l .'*f th ' world's gold-nsltg
British trade is countries,
iter than it has
r
DempseyTo PreasTwo
Of Suits My Kearns
Inventory about $1500.00. ilc.t-
76— H ouses
A it*t*-wld«)*ri*ki>t|
cation which offcaa
immediate icrvica.
I delay*. No rad tapo.1
Unlimltsd
(und*(
| available a t o n e* f«aq
1 loaas o i
improved i rctid a a ca aod bu ti-
net* p r o p e r t y
la
, am ount* f r o a $ 2 ,0 0 0
to $ ICO,ooo. U - ' v>
See or Add res*
Otir Local Counsel r
S. It. D lshton
}
Snnfnrd. Fla
*
1 .112 State Bank Bldg.
Phone 3757
Oilandu, Fla.
I ‘or ta b le
P h o n o g ra p h s
REETPARADE
S9.R0 $12.50 $18.50 $25.50
R ad io , H o tsh o t, and F la s h
lig h t B a tte r ie s
F . I\ IH N E S
221 KizhI First 8 t. Opposite
mon.b
Post Office
m il k
(Legal Notices7
WK AUK THE ONLY I'UODIICBRS SELLING
REGISTRATION NOTICE
FOR REGULAR MUNICIPAL
ELECTION
The Registration Books of the
City of Sanford. Florida will be
iijh' u w". Saturday. November 5,
11)27 and will close Friday, Nnvtmibcr 25th A. D. 1027, At the
<:ty ,Ial1'
L. IS. PHILIPS.
City Registration Officer.
GRADE A
M ILK
IN SANFORD
Me Laulin's.
E n g ra v in g
Diamond Mounting
W atch Repairing
Jew ew rs Optnmetrist
T h e Best is the Cheapest. F o r Daily Delivery
Phone Sanford 381 or Cal) nt
Birdsong Ice Cream Co.
LO N G W O O D
D A IR Y
Complete T ire Satisfactio
for Sanford Motorists.
_________________ **M ost IMilts IV r G il.o V *__________
Seminole T i r e S h o p
and Filling Station
411-W . 1 st. S t.
l‘h n
For Rent
l S' TDK I’HlKUrr I'D HtT V f Tl K
TiVKNTV-Till Itl' J l '1 ' 0 IAl. ' •j}i ’I IT •))■' T H E STATE )O VI.«>ltfurnished
tli.V IN A NT • KOI: aKJtINOliK
ffir.N Tv. in m jA N j'K in
Park Ave.
I S DINKI.E hihI W)TTIE I- DINKI.K. trom|ilalnunt.v.
5 ruoni house partly
pOFING—The Roof E v
b it
with garage
kMeta) *
shingles, Puhne 58-J.
r*»m tin ami galvlnlzed
|J»me* H. Cowan. Oak Furnished house with every con
Third S t Phone 1 1 1 .
venience, fire plpaco and stove,
garage included, 117 Laurel Ave,
7 YOUR o l d w a l l s Second Street.
E NLW WALL PAINT
XG NEW AND BET- Small furnished house suitable
for couple, two rooms, bath and
>f u r t h e r in f o r m a .
[LL PHONE 235-J OR garage, 2510 Orange Ave, Phone
• COLDER, SANFORD. 820-J.
Fumished, 5 rooms, Flora Height*
and Silver U k e $25.00. 2 room
repairing, piano house $20.00, 5 room unfurnished.
experts with 17 years $33.00, 2 room apartment $15.00,
Sanford music store Mrr. Jno. D. Jinkina.
'PP«. Room 10 & 1 1 McFOR REN T five room bungalow
*de, Phone 832.
located on corner lot 2300 Palmet
to Avenue. Large living room, din
ing room, kitchen, bath, two bed
rooms, front and rear porches.
Owner Uvirfg out of the city and
Will
cheap. Inquire at Herald
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ua
“ AUQ STO RE=EnL- Office*
it
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NOTICE OK HAI.E
S„ltCf |H hereh> alv.il
(hat « n««'
,l*re*l. »iut entered
In tbe ' . li1CUiV
Court Of Seminole Conty. Florid^ »
Chuneerv. wherein J. S n iN M .r
a ml t oTTIK J . DIN KLE - * fe jlf*
t%)rn!»li»ln«nl*. And If- l ..‘I* *'
anil l.n.LIAN M. UEKNAKD
am
,-AHI. K CIIAWEOIID, are the «Ie
felulant*. Iiesrlng date the l.tli <U<
of Ortoher. A D. K*J7. I. the under
tils tied M.i"ler. will on
............... .. fifth 19*7. durl"B the lew
ut in,urs of sale, liefure th1* • our
II,,o».. door In Sanford. Semlnoh
County. Kto rid*, offer for ) » l * ••)'
i.-H unto the hlshest b W * r f°
,-neh. the following dercrltjeit pro
twri j , ta Seminole Count). Horlil
,li ii* follow. t»-wlt:
ia.i l*. Illock C. of lllte h e ll*
Survey
nf
Levy
llra u t.
exce p t.
TJiil.t -JITTtvwTtT *'
Hiirr lnl l l « » t « r
nitliilliu III"-
BLOCKS— Irrigation
!** Jeneral cement wovk.
Co. J . E. Ter3rd and Elm.
FOR REN T—Small house
ut 2121 Palmetto Avenue. $-»
Xwtlc I* h*r*l*y r Ivxii )*• uH I’^r*<»)*’!
monthly. Address B. P. H. Care The iiHvImr
cl*l«n* <d any Wliul or n » iHerald.
____ ,,r, hkhIos I th * H.-mlnol* ) ounty
NOTICE
W
) per month. Phone <>)
I f your apprtllu i* not k ern you own it In
yonr-rlf to lake .S.A.Ii. ri-gubrly before each
ntrai. It will jjH*»
«FV«',iu;-
uni] t>y virtue of lliat i-ertalri final
,|,.,-ret- of foreclosure ami '■ale ren-
YAltOV.
7 room house.
a s ll n o u r is h e s y o u r body
M
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WILKINSON,
,ori pullets. Ready
uur heavy laying
£ ,! Sandy Hook
Eu*tu, Fluritla. -
m
too
sonable rent, now doing around
per
Show Grounds
F a s t on 1st. S i.
HtTween Mellonvillo anil
Union Ave.
2 t Kg ^ fo tw
HORSES m
Beautiful upartfnenta—Two rooms
kitchenette and bath attractively
furnished, centrally located, all
Improvements. $0.00 per week. Tel.
777 or 775.
CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 6P2
Park Ave. Apartments—2 nnd I
In every shape and —garage and water. Reasonable.
Sanford Cement
“ p.iny, Fifth
and Attractive furnished apartment*
corner Park and Tenth Sts. FriPhone 112 -W.
gidnire installed, water and garPhone 18-J.
Kassel.
Farms, Groves,' ago furnished.
110 N. Park Ave. Phone
FURNISHED upartment for rcut
in the Herald building— a down
town [ cation at remarkably low
HIT PRINT SHOP
wrvire on anything ir. rates. Ask for Mr. Iluincs ut The
V A phone call will gut Herald office.
* Phone H7-W. 0 Rail-
1’ntih of Hanford, E lnrM s.*thal un.
I**i< *ueb cla im s arn |ir*»«nte<) 1“
RM -flv.r
of
* s id liaok “ ,,.i i"
t u r lv . m onth* from ilia date V'
n>>t ice. HcpUm ber I I . H i t . ■“‘ ’O'1
vl-II!
i.. fo r a v .r h a rr.il under the
Itr u t li lm s u f C h s p u r
l-*wi
,-fprMa.
Vow will present sH cIsim *
turkeys
hnmp w it’ll i”u;ag in several
1mmtc, at (he garden, or e liewhere.
dur:n;i the coining months.
Dempoej ii l.’inls t • press two
mere nuitu which Jack Kearns Im
pending. nr™ i'i N» w York anil the
other i.i' Pipbidelphia. “Jack will
business.
$2000.00 business*
. .i i .rfcrrte legalizing b«uts o.
r.o/fruire than three round* ns exh’l.i* *.i , i>f "beauty anil mi»nb~“
"i lie.'' rrofcjodhrml fights were
re .■ allowed. Boxing lyia. sio c^
leva banned in the Ukraine. T a l i
i
of Moscow prohibited wrdtti u. luii permitted fi-xing.. M t ^
. n>;.t* ot the government commiss
ion to ohtain a uniform law have
failed. And the plan of picking a
'et of champions has also beer*blasted. One of the two best heavy-*
weights lives in Leningrad. The
iher in Moscow. But the I.enin1 itrad champ now can't train at
home nnd hasn't any club to hack"
his bouts outside the city.
lo a n s
Virginia Cottage. Palmetto ami
Sixth. Rooms with board
to
three couples only. Mrs. 1„ H.
2fi— Miscellaneous For Sale
Griffith.
I V r MTSh F d housekeeping apurtmcfitt- $12.00 and $15.00 monthly
4 COWAN .CO Auto
301 Cor. 5th and Palmctlo.
if.2 sheet metal works,
i Avenue, phone 71G-W.
Wclaktt report me itts. First Street
Railroad Avenue. Nicely fur
FORD BUICA GC
nished
housekeeping apartments.
ii Ptigonliu Ave.
Private hath! Hot water furnished.
ffcrte w6f.
One uiul two rooms, low rate.
Phono 387—J . See manager.
“ HARMONS
Fot Rent:— Two furnished apart
Automobile Co,
ments with garages.
Large
roqms and porches. S. J . Diggers,
it edtcol experts the governm ent is.
I KNINGRAD.— Nov. 22 The Phyicnl Culture Council nf l.ening'ad
has put a ban on boxing in the secund largest city in Rusda on gro
ids that thr Rp'-rt is injurious to
health.
The erder. eniorcetl ir. defiance
of the govern’) ‘nt Physical t'ulire Commissi in. has pyeipH.ite'l
i nation-wide controversy mi each
liilv nf which am arrayed t\ il'U’M
’ icnlists whtwo X-ray photograph*
dood-presstiro IsbVs and nuti-poo*
: ove either that box nv '■ ii.iimfill or healthful.
Is n prescription for
Pi U. Ivan Natan son r iin + e ! lit
i gmoent for Leningrad, evidi* »Gr. Ciild>.. Grippe, Flu , Dengue
by provirg to the
'faction f Hiiiuus Fever* and 'M alaria
tv town that. the internal org in
It kiPs the germs._______
I boxera were im atlaldy punrhei)
out •f place. The stomueh of one
deeeit: cd fighter, he said, ultnufit
ol’ided with the heart. Furthernote, he said, witnessing a boxing
hout has a psehofnglenl savage ef*
‘Vet on the moii. It ratl< out "anti-
Oak Hill corner lot.
■ry little cash required.
Avenue. An exceptional
o Care The Herald.
APARTMENTS rOK RENT—In
tiu> Herald Building. Right down Money t» Jii-iu on residences ir
DODGE
town. Partly furnished. Reason
Sanford. ’ '« in*r*cst rote. Box
i and Cm ham trucks, able, Inquire at the Herald Office.
*»0J. c-o Tt<* H.rald.
i Slrert Phone 3.
r ial” instinct* on<l fosters revo'ut •os. * •
’’
Boxing was prohibited in the So\ t \ itmon op to 19.5 when on rec*
i r :,u nAction c f a commission nf
^,U r-
i- it * trtrr.ft lt*v.lev*r si nsn-
ford. K io fie a r jf"
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Idmb
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your needs; that you ure pro
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Our experts are ready .to give
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the risks and hazards that you
face, and how you can be safe
guarded against loss with poli
cies bucked by the vast resour
ces.
Talk with us; mako certain
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Hydraulic and Mechanical
Lockheed Hydraulic B rak e Fluid
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. W EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. Ifl'JT
Herald Will Issue
N o Paper Thursday
r Sing Executioner
. In, celebration
^
---- of Thankigiving Day The Sanford Hernld will publish no paper to
morrow afternoon. This action
has been taken in keeping with
The Herald’s policy of giving
its employees a
holiday so
they may appropriately observe
tho day.
• •*
J ii
SupThat
ay s“Thats Another
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'r ° m
jbForMe”WhenInjrmed Of Decision
Lake
isoners Told
f Courts Order
.
-te r
ense Counsel, Does
otAbandonHopeln
jite Of Obstacles
Rev. Frank Marler, Pastor Of
eans
Christian Church. To Give
Special Sermon; City Plans
WASHINGTON. Nov. 23. (IN
Quiet Observation Of Day S )—Charles E. Hughey, a i ng a
;W YORK. Nov. 23—
I—“Well, thut’3 another
for me,” that w as the
tent totluy of Robert
t, Sing Sing I’riaoh ex>ner when
informed
o f both
th e nppe
Snyder and Henry Judd
. hail been denied,
lough Elliott has maintained
xecutions do not worry him
y, he said today he did not
forward easily" toward ex
it Mrs. Snyder. Discussing
tncral attitude toward his
for the prison, he declared
is did not look upon himself
individual, but " merely as
of the state and of just
'w a v
r h r ii
Sanford will quietly observe
Thanksgiving Day with a union
service to he held a t 10 o'clock at
the Congregational Church. The
stores and business houses will
close their doors and the First
Nationn! Dank will also observe
the holiday..
While many Sanford people will
remain a t homo, scores of others
will be attracted to Jacksonville to
see the Florida-Wnshington Lee
footbnll! game or to Leesburg
where the Sanford High School
gridiron w arriors meet the strong
Leesburg eleven. Still others arc
planning picnics in the woods and
hunting exeditions in nearby sec
tions.
For the services nt the Congre
gational Church the following
program has been arranged with
the sermon to be delivered by* Rev.
Fm k M. Marler, pastor of
tho
First Christian Church:
Preluijc, “ Festival M an$\"—
Raengen.
Invocation—Rev. M ortimer Glov
er.
Hymn—“For the Beauty of the
Earth"
Scripture— Dr. E. D. Brownlee.
Anthem—"Oh Praise the Lord"
special master for the Cn:t •.
States Supreme Court, today iv
omniemlcd that the City of Chicago
and the Stale of Illinois be restrain
ed from unrestricted diversiop of
water from Lake Michigan, hut he
also recommended that they be
permitted to continue to withdraw
wnter under permit from the War
Department.
The special master's report at
the san.e time recommended that
if the defendants (Chicago and Ill
inois) should seek to crento or con
tinue u withdrawal of water with
out the sanction of Congress the
compinining states, including Wis
consin and Michigan, should be en
titled to bring a suit to enjoin
such action.
“ I therefore recommend," said
Hughes, "that the hill be dismissed
without prejudice to the right of
Jtho complainants to Institute suit
to prevent a diversion of water
from Lake Michigan in case such
diversion of water from Lake Michdiversiun is made or attempted
without authority of law."
Thirteen states became Involved
in the suit after tho State of Wis
consin came to the supreme court
in 1925 seeking an injunction. Sep
arate complaints were filed for
New York and Michigan, and the
rtscs consolidated, with
these
states, Minnesota, Ohio and Penn
sylvania joining in tho suit. In
diana came into tin case as a
friend of the court.
Several states in the Mississippi
Valley came to the defense of Chi
cago, being interested in the pro
posed Lake Michigan- to New Or
leans water way. They included
Missouri, Tennessee, • Kentucky
Mississippi, and Louisiana. Hughes
ThS»5cu*s' nR th ° contentions of
Illinois Jlnd Southern State* that
WASHINGTON*. Nov. 2:1 (IN S)
- I'crsident Callus contributed
$100,000 of Mexican Government
fund* to aid the liritish coal
m' ners *n their strike for higher
wages, tho Washington Herald
asserted today in continuing its
export of Mexican activities in tho
affairs of other nations.
Diplomatic
relations between
Great Ilrltain and Soviet Russia
were broken ufter a rnitl on Sov
iet headquarters disclosed the
r « rt Moscow had played in finnn1',,lJ 1b‘* British strike, but the
British 'Government did not suspect that Mexico, too, was contri1'itinij to industrial unrest under
I* love, the Herald declares.
The Herald reproduces the text
*f a presidential order to the
Mexican Finance Minister, which
avi was secured from the scc-
>rrific Blast In Chicago
Brothel And Snooting Of
IVliceninn Thought To Be
Start Of Another Battle
« Mli'AGO, Nov. 23.—(IN S )—
M ).tci\ bullets pouring from a
gangster automobile here today
evened the toll in the latest Chica
go gang war when police sergeant
Thomas Lynch full with probably
Intal injuries.
Tho shooting
followed by n
scant two hours a terrific blast
aimed
a resort operated by ene
mies ,r the powerful gang chief
tain "Scuriace Al" Capone. Tho
>quail automobile
«f sergeant
Lynch i raising in the district
where Anthony Lomhurdo, notori
ous gonrgsu-, own* saloons, came
upon a tlaik green automobile.
‘ A* Lynch approached to question
the ik iqnnts, machine guns were
poked mini between hl.Is urtuin*
and a rain of fire wns leveled nt
him. Lynch fell hack und clutched
at the mulling board of hi? squad
car. The green nr reared ahead
and the detective muchino followed
squirting bullets. The gangster
machine outdistanced the Lynch
automobile by zig-zagging through
alleyway*.
Fifteen girls, said to have been
inmates in the wrecked building,
I •<d in panic. None was seriously
injured. Lieutenant John Ryun,
touring the near West Side soon
after the blast, arrested three men
'h's of the Mexican Foreign
<■ a- fid lows: “ Presidential
i .Juno 21, 1926; you will
-«• order the citixen financial
it "f Mexico in New’ York to
r by cable and through
Minister of Mexico in London
-’mi of $100,000 to be delivcr• ihe fund of the coalminers
’ as a secret aid contributed
e Government of Mexico to
iain*aineniii> of the ideals of
proletariat.
- Tr ca re that these orders be
I in sj.cial Hide anti with th.*
--at*, -afegunrds of transmisi Signed l P. EHaa Calles.'*
il Gruening, a former Am
in newspaper man and close
ol m I'allcs, also was sent to
lion ii report directly to Mox| its on the progress of th- . the H i m aid asserts.
Remus’s Chauffeur
Testifies That He
Had Been Coerced
President Avers He Does’nt
Approve Of Circulation Of
Petitions Requesting His
Running For Another Term
atial Yacht O f
Inswick Shipper
ts L o c a l P o r t
Declares Prosecution
Forced Him To A ns
wer Questions The
Way They Prefered
Has Avoided Telling
What His Position Is
King’s Testimony
Comes As Surprise |
Action In Evading Question President Of American Bank
r^ n m n c i A a C n rn H in n
Causes Republicans ToWonAnd Trust Company Likely
tler What He Is Thinking
To Go On Trlnl Soon; War
rant Issued For 2nd Hanker Ruth Remus Expected
WASHINGTON. Nr.v. 2.1 -A
fnuik slute of confusion prevailed
among Republic:uis leaders heie
today over President Cowlidge's
| latest contribution t>> ihe discussion*
i of his own candidacy in 1U28. Mr
l f oolidge said ho did not approve
of the circulation of petitions re1questing him to stand for re-elecj lion next year, and hoped they
would l><< discontinued.
lie did
not, however, say that he would
not accept a renomination were it
tendered him by the con vent inn.
Twice now since he issued the
Trau*U Five Hundred Miles famous
"I -do-not-chose-to-run
Hi*fore Plane Turns Upside statement last August, the Presi
Down Spillinc Instruments d e n t has passed up opportunities
clarify his position. Tho first
. Ami Compelling His Return ’to
time presented itself in the fess
incident when Mrs. Coolidge gave
I i < WGKI.KS. Cal.. Nov. 23 the Ohio Senator n left handed re
— ( I \ m Captain Frederick A. primand for continuing to agitate
Gib--, Hi in d| airman, wHo started his renomination. Tho President
on a flight to Hawaii from San chided fivu for his zeal, but he did
Frn.u ivo yesterday was ut Soil not tell tho Ohio advocate, nor has
S im ca. Cil.. today. Approximate he ever told anyone else so far as
ly eight boors after be took off is known, thnt ho would under no
in hi II’” * Bluebird biplane, Giles circumstances he a candidate for
bn ii’jht bis machine to earth 275 another term.
Senator Foss took his reprimand
mile north of here.
tiiic* estimated he was about smilingly, departed, and since then
5(W» mile- at *eu when bis machine has been just as zealous as ever
went into a spin. His plane, he in his missionary work in behalf of
said, turned upside down und hi.! tho Coolidge candidacy. So fur ns
tu b p lii' and navigating instru is known his activities have called
ments fell into the sea. The Bri forth n>> n.‘\v reprimand from tho
Even whilo the
tish aviator said he gained con White House.
trol of du* machine only a fte r u President was telling newspaper
tjeSnetulc effort. With his sup- men nt the White House yesterday
plhfs and instrument!! gone, there ot hin disapproval of the petitions
wq* nothing left for him to do in hfs behalf, Senator Fes* was
but to strike out fur the main- telling other newspapermen* in
i hiengo that Calvin Coolidge would
he tho nominee of the convention
next June.
Mr. C’oolidgo’s action in ngaip
evading the direct issue has set
Republicans now gathering hero
for the opening of Congress to
wondering more than dver as t<\
the teal state of hiA . mind. Even
men who were convinced n month
ngfl, a fter the Fess incident, thut
the President was “reully out "t
it," confessed privately today their
perplexity and confusion. It is a
topic of argum ent wherever two
or more Republicans gather, hut
inevitably the argument travels u
circle anil comes hack to the con
undrum: “ If lie is out. why doesn't
he say so iinmislngntily.''
Some friends of the President
believe th a t between now anil June
there will he some further clari
fication of his attitude. They urofess to think th at Mr. Coolidge
Ihis passed up two golden oppor
tunities to do just this, und bus
James Kearney, prison
sin, after examining Mrs.
h today prononunced her
ally
andmentally sound,
id ihe had recovered entire■ the shock she suffered
ofg‘luj^news that her
I kid been dcnfK.^ Gray,
■pared unmoved i . too
■Knot seem to he under uiy
■ strain, he said.
Rr F. Hnzelton, of .defense
£>oubVf Quartet, Soloist, Mrs,
k spent abnih an hour vis- Julius Tfkash.
Pin. Snyder last ni»hL She
Prayc’j-D r. King.
kim a telegram as soon as
O fftiftV — "Andante”—Lomac
u informed of the higher
The offer^tT will^ be for the
| action, and was noticeably
Seminoio Count}
liaj'o Board.
lent until he arrived.
| not lost yet,” she said,
p i keeper John Sheehy told
[How he broke tho news to
air. Ho described tho dia[*» follows: “I have some
for you and you might
|2 hear it now,” Sheehy told
*1 had rather expected it;
[replied. Then Sheehy went
k. Snyder and said almost
[we thing to. her.
“ What
Put m ean?" Mrs. Snyder Gounod.
[ "It means," the principal
[ replied, “that six weeks
M ay, unless the Governor
hmething for you, you will
go in back, and he nodpaid the door leading to
|»th chamber.
pey Hazclton in a. formal
lent aaid: ’T he decision disRt this time of the Issue of
Chanpr Preparing To
p in nonce nee of Ruth SnyN there cun he no uppcnl
Make Dictatorship
United Slates Supreme
since no constitutional quesI
LONDON Nov, 23.— (IN'S)
I involved. This was conccdM
o
r
i
d
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H
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d
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M
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hid Chang Ih., Lin. dictator
my brief. “Shu in my opin__
. . . .
t
i of Hu- Peking, China, government
M not receive a fair trial.
H e a l t h l a k e s o t e p s •■*«» G eneralM m o «.f the IVkinoo
|*r, I have not ^bundoned
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Armlc-*. i* openly preparing to
r 'f ultimately A i n g my
HP/v
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I . n l l n r P n proclaim himself emperor, ncrordi u r r U l C L l V > l l l i u i x ; i » fnjr l() a TnkI(to the Kv.
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cuing New-- todav, quoting nt!With the purpose oftaking every vices receiv' d in Tuklo from Jupprucautiuu to safeguard the hculth unese correspondents at P.-kiug. A*of Florida school
children the cording to the dispatches Murshnl
state Board of Health in n m e n t Chang has already ordered his corruling has decreed that no children onutiun robes from Soochow. where
MEXICO CITY, >
coming from other states shall be tho best Chinese silk in made. The —The four prinripi
udmitted to schools until they have Japanese correspondents say th at to assassinate Mrnu
passed an examination by h ealth : Marshal Chung will proclaim his varo Ohregi.n, by tl'
authorities. T. W. Lawton, Sumln- era the "m ilitary era" and will re- ut the automoliile i
ole County Superintendent of pub- numo China "the mighty expuns- riding Nov 13. wer
ing squad here today
lie instruction, has ju#t received a
tomunicaiion from W. S. Cavvthon,
state superintendent, on the sub
ject us follows:
“Owing to the greatly increased
number of coses of infantile paral
ysis in a number of states
und
wishing to protect the children not
only in our own states, but also
WASHINGTON.
Nov.
2 3 .- made on this busis, uti<l the action
those who spend only a part of
(IN
S
)—A
new
political
fight
over we are taking applies to the pres
the year in the state, the State
Board of Health a t a meeting held tax reduction broke out today, when ent year. "I believe busine •> will
tux reduction,
a t Jacksonville November 11, 1927, Republican spokesmen announced be stim ulated by
which ia a n ade'ed reason for apply
passed the following resolution:
their determination to make the ing it as soon us possible. hether
income the tax is passed on or not de“ No children coming from with, forthcoming corporation
out the state shall bu admitted to tux cut apply to 1927 incomes. Ac ’ pends entirely upon competitive
the schools until they have been in cepting the challenge. Democratic conditions.”
the s ta te -iu r 0t lva*J .lwi> weeks lenders iirediatcly declared tlmt
R*P- Collierr fD H >f M!**i**ippL
and a certificate of freedom from ihey would battle this plan until the ulso a committee member declared
£ mad* visits. The boast
disease signet! by the City Health bill finally goes to President Cool- that U would be "an outrage to
W excellent weather, Cap,
make the tax effective on 1927
Officer or City Physician in cities idge.
V 'w lion reported.
While
Republicans
asserted
that incomes." “The corporations have
where
there
is
such
official
and
for
« * •* Bnmswitk, the party
those localities outside such ju ris it is a mere* m atter of justice to passed this tax on to the consumer,
and then went
diction by a duly qualified physi udopt this proposal, the Democrats and ws would not bo giving the
t,
continuing the
money back to those who
the
cian must be presented.
rail!.* 8L John'» to Sanford,
tax," he said “the tax cut should be
“ Following a c«5e of infuntm*
ltd r “n<l
auests were
effective Jan. 1, 1029."
paralysis a rsrtifictu is required
b ri. . thv beauty of the
This view la taken by Rep- G*r*
from cither a city or county health
F *r trip. the captain said
uer, (D) of Texas ranking minor
officer or frhm a representative of
i t y member of tho committe. while
the State Health Department to
l Rep. Watson. (R ) of Pennsylvania,
la
feet ,on* *nd
admit
to
school."
r»DDoif
J V eand
,t' ia
11 *•
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and administration supporter on
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finished
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——---PRESIDENT GETS TURKEYS and send it to congress on Dec. 6,
k q u j ' , *t has luxurious
f" / ?° People and
the first day of the coming session.
WASHINGTON, Nov. .23.—(IN
^ * lx- The yacht
“Tax reduction ought to ba made
S>—Four turkeys will grace the
‘Hunksgiving board a t the White effective in tho present calendar
W ’ said Rep. ChindWom, ( 8 ) of
NlfMhEtt &ti.
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations
DELAND, Fla., November 23—
Howard G. Skyles, president of the
defunct Americnn Bank and Trust
Company of Daytona Beach, was
arrested and placed under a 95,000
bond this morning following his
indictment late yesterday a fter
noon of u hnrge of violating the
state banking laws by unlawfully
m isapropriating funds belonging
to the bank.
Skyles’ indictment followed a
special investigation y the Volu
sia county grand jury into the af
fairs of the institution which clos
ed its doors several months ago.
J. McHenry Jones, nssistant a t
torney-general for Florida, hus
been here since tho grand jury con.
venod, his presence being upon ii
request by Governor John W. Mar
tin.
It is believed that Skyles will go
t< trial during the present term of
court. Judge M. G. Rowo has dis
qualified himself to henr tho case
on tho grounds th a t he is a depo
sitor of tho defunct institution. Al
though Governor M artin has not
made any announcement as to who
will lionr thq case, it is reported
here th at Judge Ira A. Hutchinson
of Punuma City will bo transferred
here for thnt purpose.
Simultaneously with Skyles' in
dictment was the arrest of John F.
W alter, president of the East
Coast Bank and T rust Company,
another bank which failed some
timq
*
Him* ago. W
w alter was taken iinto
•flrttMy and la t’v r relent'cd oftderm
87,500 bond. The w arrant charges
him with violating (ho state bank
ing Inw* in m aking excessive loans
to himself.
.
In connection with these cases,
it was reported in Deland this
morning that a mass meeting, a t
tended by 500 Daytona Beach
citizens, most of them depositors
of thq East Coast Bunk and Trust
Company, wns held In th at city last
night nt which the present grand
Jury was strongly denounced for
its failure to bring in indictments
in the failure of that bank.
It was claimed in speeches made
nt the mreting thnt much evidence
was presented to tho grand Jury
nllcging gross misconduct in tho
handling of the hank's affairs and
thnt the no indictments had been
relum ed. Judge Rowe this morning
requested State’s Attorney Jones
to proceed nt once to Daytona
Beach tn investigate the meeting.
It was further reported th a t a
decision was reached by the group
Hughes candidueic*\UU ,7 a r^
time. In nearly f o .ir W \th» »i"ce
it... I *r«.
I«■n , . o n t o
j.TlSjKmOUS
To T estify Today A s
W itness For State
COURT HOUSE, CINCIN
NATI, Nov. 23 (INS— George
Kliig, Surly, Sharp featured
chaffeur for George Remus,
who Is on trial for the murtier of his wife, Imogene, dev
clared from the w itness stand
today that ,he had been "in
timidated” by th e pprosecutors office. He paid that
he had been “ intimidated" by the
prosecutors office He said th at
when he did not answer questions
ns tho prosecutor wanted ' them
answered, he was put in jail fo r .
two days and nights and held us a
material witness, under $10,000
bail.
Klug’n testimony was a surprise
ns he was a witness for the state.
He mildo his statem ent to the
court a fte r the jury had been ex
cused. Ju d g i Chester R. Shook,
after hearing Klug’a story ruled
that there was “no coercion" or
intimidation by the prosecutor** ofRuth
Remus
1*
expected
to
thea wltneae
ns take tee
. ■ • stand
.
. lata
. ^ today.
She will Jjc the last witness 1
the state in the tria l of her stc
father. George, Remus .form er' v
Utfalre Loofog kin*,' to t th a'n v
dee of hla wife arid Ruth’* moth
Imogen#, whom he shot and kil
in Eden Park on the rooming
Oct. 6th whan she was on her w
to court to divorce*him.
The appearance of the p r i t
dark-eyed Ruth will be one o f t
dramatic moments of the trial, a
was an eye w itn eu to the tra y :
having been with her mother
the taxicab when Remits block
it with his car. pulled her mother
from It. and shot her down as she
cried MOh, daddy, don’t h urt mo."
Prosecutor Charles P. T aft, son
of Chief Justice William Howard
T aft of the Supremo Court, indi
cated th a t the state would close
is case a t tho conclusion of R uth',
•stimony late this afternon o r or
Friday. There will he no session
of court tomorrow. Thanksgiving
i>«y> i
T aft said he would not pu:
Franklin L. Dodge J r., on the stand
except as a rebuttal witness. Dod
ge,form er “ace" of the departniom
of Justice of having stolen the
affections of his wire while he woi
serving a term in A tlanta fo r viol
atlon of the Eighteenth Amend
ment and who conspired w ith M rj
Remus to strip him of his fortonc
Bronze Table T
U nveiled ByJev
Mr&Moses’Men
Treasury Will A s k
Tax Exemption For
F e d er a 1 Securities
Unveiling of a bi
nt'am onyhof Mrs.
take *j j^ H t u m o r r o
to releuse Bennett J. Doty, an
American, from further duty at
once.
Doty, whose home is in fllemphii,
Tenn., enlisted in the Foreign Leg
ion in 1925 under th« name of Gil
bart Clare. He deserted In May,
1926 while his regiment was s t.tioneii in the Druse Country of
Southern Syria after serving 11
months. He was arrested, courtm artialcd and sentenced to death.
U t a r the sentence was commuttd
to eight years in prison. As a g«s-
Political Fight Looms O v e r Intention
To Make Tax Reduction Apply To 11>27
F loggin g Case Goes
To Jury For Decisio
LUVERNE AIs. Nov. 23— (INI
—The case of Shelby G refoi
first of 33
leged flo |
ty, will p ably go to tha
noon tod* The state rei
case lata';
has but * a j s r t f f i
will b« h< I this morning.
ing and
• r!V . A jj Mom *, pron
S S k m m .n S T t. l 5
contrU)utwi * Urge m m of t
whjci, road« possible the con
^
of ^ c^ m anlty cent*
qommorrow nights
pn
... b# opcnej by a short ti
Mr y/slnhurg followed by
rol Says Prem ier by
iratianu’s R e g i m e anhood"
8 Nearing Its Doom
r* /, « . • * .
PARIS, Nov. 23 -Former crown
A large
Prince Carol, of R
friends
of
figure in the political *tru
is raging ovsr the Balkan
�page
tun sanford herald, tirE3DAY. not. 22,1927
an
AmericanLegionProduees
Headline A ttraction For
. Fight Fans N ext
H arry Godnlc’s matching of Mel
M tnning with *'Gob” Sharpe a*
the headline bout of the American
legion’s boxing entertainment or.
Thanksgiving evening i*
being
hailed as one of the best attrac
tions that has been brought to
Senford for many monr.s. The
scrappers arc scheduled to mix it
In a 10-round affair.
Mailing is dctcriiicd as a very
clever boxer having made a good
record on the Pacific coast.
He
numbers among hij fights a sixt-cund draw with Fidel U Barbi.
buntannveight champion. At pres
ent Maning is in Orlando where
ho is holding daily workouts ut
tho Athletic Club.
Mailing ir> a rugged two-hand
fighter who mixes it in every
round with his opponents.
He
numbers among his conquests
a number o f. bouts won by tbo
knockout route. He is aggressive
and carries n wicked punch in
both fists. He will, however hare
a worthy foe in Sharpe who hm
Won hit Inr-t four fights.
(itntry Pros. Shows this season
add thousands of new’ honors
0 it already long list ns it is
io«er.t'nrf a performance said to
e unp 'ailed in circus history.
With ti.o liig show are the moat
. - rderful aerialists of the age,
h" nation’s foremost gym nasts,
il l tho most remarkable host of
1l!
■equestrians, and clowns
■i' i a t ried by Gentry Ilrotlicrs
ihe 30 years in the circus
ArmyAnd Navy Are
Drilling For Game
On Next Saturday
aill
WEST POINT. Nov. ’J_’ (INS)
— With electri- Mood lights sit up
Tor serrof r.ight drill, the Army
today began 'al.m g it grooming
for the N.t . y cl.- i
'-.itunl.iy
with con.<i«Vri Ide «iii.. m ..*.
.VondayV m -.i *n fu , i few. • f
Ihe regulars In a n . it •■■.it the ie•i rvCs had a hard day
mm a..a were opinly d ."do i -d wit i
t!.o scrub hawing .ig.no*t ur.vnu*
?■"«' urda.'x
With Nave hack at hi qtinrli r
position today hi.-. . 1. ; appear
»:n;e for svim ninee since Gn*
Not re-1 lame g .me
<h- Army
m into-s c \|.r .sc.I ;.nt *factu»n,
for the fii t time in j -ars, with
•he out h ik in genci il.
ANN \ I DIMS, Mil. '. ,v. 22 ■
‘ IN S )—Tile* Navy today wua o f
fering up gentle pr.iviri for a
ha of rain Saturday. Not because
i lie Navy's b.isir.esa is generally
v.et l ilt Iicmusc the middies f«■-)
ihey have heroine oxi'ccdingly nili P'. untied wet ball conditions.
Training, much of ihe season, h..s
been under diip.dng skie* and jn
a soggy field while rovcral of it
r.tnjar contests l.nv.a lu.d Minilnr
scenic background.
Today’s tram 'ng i.-im i was no
except ion. Th: field was heavy
anil the hall \vutcr-liiggod..
bores family, daring
Mexican amazing riders; ,
equilibrists; Six Nevnros, unrlral- Intrepid aerialists
ed; nrcobats, the Peerless
tiers, Circus, Budapest!
Gentry Brothers’ Shows,
V/orldFamous Circus, A re
To Visit Sanford Dec. 3
Florida Gets Farrell lor VVinter
Cleanliness’
and
this
season's
rrpoductTon is no exception to tire
A t Longwood
Seminola Race Track
time-tested rule. A supreme effort
has been made to present an un
excelled circus performance and
thise effort has met with startling
success.
Although space forbids print
ing the long lists of stars with
the Gentry Pros. Shows, the fol
lowing well (mown a rtist might bo
mentioned: f'ottrell-Powell troonn.
World famed equestrians; McCune
Trio, *.?nsational gym nasts; Ties-
2 P .M .
ADMISSION 99c
Hi
marvel super-show has
• rings, two elevated stage.},
rniplv, 300 hornets 30 clowns,
riders, (ill nerobuta and is
’ 1 parted on its own special
•i .i of double length curs. It
1 . has the greatest collection of
tv Earth's rarest animals. At
11 a nt. n picturesque street par•• will be given. The doors to
it. immense menagerie open at
1 :t.id 7 p. in. and the big show
m i formance starts at 2 and 8 p. in.
C ntry Brothers’ m6tto has nl■■ ■ heen ‘‘Quality. Honesty ami
After Tun
WHAT YOU CAN’T USI
.ttix.l 1-2
Bring us your old .Metals, Bo'
tlvi, and Kuliber. We pay Inch
i
prii is for all kinds of nr I.
We soil old iiotileu of all kimE
uml sizes.
Remington and W inchester automatic and
Single and double barrel Shotguns.
Li. S. and Remington ammunition.
Tents, camp stools, cots and complete
.... $3.25
:ilv l
SANFORD METAL AND
___ 14.00
.. :vi
......... $1.50
Pig reductions on new and used
lire's, all sizis. Also P arts and
Accessories.
We have the most reliable outboard mol
service or speed. Don’t delay come while our
complete.
SANFORD
AUTO DARTS CO.
RUDDER CO.
Phone 615.
We have a complete line of hunters equips
hand for your selection.
P l’Y YOLK TIKES IIEKE
AND HAVE$ $ $
\N K PAY CASH FOP
215 Sanford Ave.
The Season's First Holiday in the Woody
15 Sanford Ave.
Hill Hardware Co
Phone 615.
Middlckauff On Star
Team to Play In West
1st Year Of Belting
Tax InBritainGives
Few UniqueRe3ults
T u s c a l o o s a . a *h .
( i n s ) -r.tidrii. :..m r . r i
, i Uy of I 'ii'i'i hi tear v.
in tho £1) vntih v i fo it
cm tentatively nelcrtcd
all-iOuthc;*n team that
an *'r.P pneifir" team nt
cles, Culifurnia,
The i rlc'dit'ii.i won
conch'v • in charg
tidp wade AJiGain and Alexander
Final « 'lection v.i., he made' D.corpin* ;• It*.
Other elections for tit • team
wore as follow
Shivers, Nash uml Smith, G nriria; Spears, Sharp.* ami t're-nn,
Vanderbilt; Butcher and P rnhill,
Tunilciwe; CmwUy and Hoed,
Georgln Ter lij Mcnvllto and B v.n
'Tnlnni*
Put i n,i and Hhutt,
Atihurn: Brown, HuWdoin nnilPk!.
hanl, Atubnmu; Smiltn uml Tippr
Washington and l.ec; .Monday; V
MOUNT D O R A - j.ocq| packing
house
opened end shipment* goin.r
[ tlons from the tux ure rone.rued forward.
tho receipts have heen, according
to Winston Churchill, betwccti
three und four million pound*. Hi*
estim ated ravenue for the year
was six ndllion pounds, ami his re
ceipts would have been still leas
.
AOOIIIINr. AND
hurl not a million itounds front
QUILTINU REUCF
greyhound racing helped out the
F; Exchequ. r.
B. C- .llwnyi brings quick ani| cer
y.
Bookmakers' societies »ny that tain relief (rein torturing rheumatic
,
*h« tax la being uyclded more nml pains, thu* .uvittg'uxloi pmii .linw-nt
_ mors and the law-abiding book i f Ihe i..« uilar and nervous »y*tntt,
fme for all IcitxK of
maker* have to make up for tin* B. L'.—it
. . deftclencie* of those who ctxnpu ache* aid pains such as iivtirnlgia,
merit'*, »r.ithe law.
litmb'i- / I aS V .
*1
A i the unti-gamblir.g societies ntlca,
).
•*,
heaii.
. ore now attacking the legality of mho t, t.x*t!i- r
betting on greyhound racing, the
i ch c, a n d
* ihm
.retu rn from tho Betting Tux s cm
v /o m e n ’j pain*.
l(r i M l
kft
- likely to de«.reuse eonziderbni.' C h e c k , c«*lil ,\\^ /( y
/ ’S
next year.
w /# \
)i A
JdtflpU; a n d f.ifc. ■ V V i IM r
T\m «!
K 'atild VA\\V J
Z5c. I'V iii dealers
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CHICAGO. Nov. 22.—(IN SI— 1 wry .. here It. C.
'r l
a
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Jy
&
Mickey Walker, world’s inlddl.- Kini ily Co., DurEjK *5*I«nt champion who inooU I'. 1!
E cncrbark, fointir li^lit h.avytitle holder, in the main
go to the colisoum Friday night,
quoted a slight fr.von'o on tho
Tho lati t I..ir "enn cnnteaaot
for Gono Tmtn' - i tltlo to n r iitt
In |h a United States Is j,.;,r
HCycI jm*” Van Hum ■ « , 203
pdund .. heavyweight from Del
glum.
Tummy »: .rn i. formci
champion, la lil t manager* •
Rheumatism
Thanksgiving D>
EA.'sEJ A C H M AND P A IN J
SEA TS O N
SALE N O W
^BOYS WANTOD to handle Herald
routes, expect to have several good routes
open in next few days.
High School studonts preferred. Must
able to poet cash bond.
*
want to work, I mean w<
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,
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to r . ^ '
For Rcsirvalions
address
FRANK, ROGERS
329 Laura Street
Jacksonville
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A J J .n il.
f * s £ Z i«
G et some Prince Albert •and
•■ some
makin’s papers. Put a fingerful into a
paper and roll the grandest home-made
cigarette you ever held between your
lips. Notice how delightfully fragrant
this tobacco is. N ow ...light,one.and:
get that cool, smooth, mild, full-bodied
P. A. flavor! A cigarette made with P. A.
has that deiigntful taste duLflnkfiS you
and Prince Albert pals for keeps. P.A.
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f l i m SANFORD HERaI i). WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 23, 1927,
Sanford Herald
.WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23, 1927.
rr
H K llA L I» r K W .i u S
■ » H o m f lK y I s e l l f i m m u i ; a d
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
A .NEW E A R T H :-L et the sin
ner* be consumed out of the earth,
antf'ldt tho wicked be no more.
Bless thou the Lord, 0 my soul.
Phils* y* the Lord. Psalm 104:36.
PRAYER: Lord, we shall dedi
cate our lives to th« superb task of
personally bringing souls to Thee.
THANKSGIVING
A mockery of word* men raise to
Thee
In praise -fur life nnd
food,
’ allayed disease,
A common g ift to man ami beaut
and tree.
And why should man alone give
thanks for these?
Thanksgiving For Giving TJpnks
-
ThanksKiving -day, I fear,
If one the solemn truth m ust touch, Li celebrated, not so much
To thank the Lord for blessings o'er,
As for the sake of gettin g more!
As Will Carlton wrote these words he wns not thinking
of the fir st Thanksgiving-day w hen N ew Englnnd colonists,
after the terrific winter ol 1621 during which many of their
companions had starved to death, got down on their knees and
thanked God for the luxurious crops which the summer had
brought undoubtedly saving th e lives o f those who remain
ed.
Perhaps Sanford people can take a lesson from these
vigorous pioneers, and make this Thanksgiving-day a day for
thanks giving. We too, have passed through a rigorous year.
The battles fought and the hardships endured by most o f us
would compare rather favorably w ith the campaigns of early
American settlers against Indiana ,ana starvation. We too
have seen the glowing heat of strife and felt the pangs of
hunger.
But all this is rapidly passing. A new light can be seen
dawning for Sanford. Out of this period of depression we
can see our friends emerging, like those Massachusetts pio
neers, a stronger, if more thoughtful people. The wrongs
they have endured will only make them more vigilent; the
hardships they hnvc suffered will cause them to appreciate
more fully the blessings of the future. •
Things are happening every day that show the crisis has
been passed. Announcement was made n few days ngo that
the Sanford Hotel-Realty Company will open its hotel here
this winter under new management. The Atlantic National
Bank o f Jacksonville, the largest institution of its kind in the
state, has so much confidence in Sanford that it is going to
open a bank here, the first branch hank the Atlantic Nationul
has ever owned. Then we hear of a colossal missionary home
in Longwood costing millions, of wonderful development in
Oviedo and Lake Mary, of the astounding growth of Geneva,
and Altamonte Springs. We learn of a tremendous refriger
ation plant to be constructed, in Sanford, and we see thou
sands of fertile acres yielding their rich vegetable products.
If there ever was a time that Thanksgiving-day could be
properly celebrated in Sanford, that time has come. To
morrow let us not content ourselves with savage gorging over
turkey and ernnberrv sauce; let us give a thought to the real
significance of the day that is with us. Let us shake out of
our minds and emotion" the fording of gloom which has been
gripping us; let ui thunk Cod that v c • uve been men and
women enough to survive the evils which have beset us.
aces
The nation's attention will be- turned
_____ with renewed in-.
ten**,
upon
W
ashington
on
December
5 when the Seventieth
colled Life
'
jngreas
convenes,
facing
one
o
f
the
heaviest
legislative pro
W u t cost in Time since Christ
grams in history. Many problems, several o f them.-ul lr o
.» and not beforo
I days when bastard Right in memloua importance, will claim -the attention of the half a
selfish strife
thousand legislators, while hundreds and hundreds of smaller
Man oft begot, and ravished
matters will be placed on the calendar for disposal one way
Justice bora.
or another. As viewed by the closest political observers, the
thank Thee, Lord that ChrLt a iproaching session is the most important since the World
has lived and died—
ar.
l !Divine o r not, or Greek or Jew,
However it is not from the standpoint of the work which
‘Us one
'o me—His Church by none can . faces that interest in the new Congress altogether lies,
b* dtoted,
e are thinking of the familiar faces that will be missing,
l 1U growing blessedness to mao
,c
legislative veterans who f*r one cause or another will not
by none,
c present when the opening gavels are Rounded. We
. . . were
____
the thinking of those picturesque figures who have long formed
the background of Congressional life, but those dominant
ll
personalities will play no part in the approaching session,
reel Ifc W,)I be (interesting to watch Congress to ascertain who will
take the place o f the departed leaders. New champions will
1
, 0«org* Rem
‘who usually
snjam ln Levinajglinous ax mur
r»r, who caused a Hot and much
Itement la Tam pa last Spring,
>executed a t Raiford yesterday,
me Is becoming - Increasingly
genraa In Florida.
total amount of damage
1 by tha recent flood In New
ltd |a now said to bo only
$28,000,000 less than one
the amount of damage
•y the hurricane to Miami
n't it funny, this medieval atti*
* of Georg# Remus of threatentbe prosecutor snd bluffing tha
r t t Evidently there a n still
m people who. do not know th a t
age of the buffalo la past. Th*
e autom atic haa made all men
A milk,
W e Buy and [
B ottles of All ]
scriptions. Rear
GOVERNMENT might fix ini
certain cases affecting public wel
fare, fix prices of the product |
und the labor thnt produces It.
There was no h esitatio n about
fixing the wheat prices during
the war, a fixing process that cost
the farmers about $2 tm every
bushel that they might have got
and didn't get on every bushel.
THAT IS looking farther ahead
than young people generally rare
to look. Life, m arriage and other
things ipay not he perfect, hut the
young think, hope nnd believe
that they are.
And thinking, hoping and be
lled i£*U‘ ‘gKtrttrrl Ih r build up what
!\‘*Wr>rth while in lifu.
THE DUPONT Company went
on a §10 basis yeatenfoy. Stock>r Mors got their regular divi
dends on the $10 basis, amounting
'•> $(1,031,1)IS, and at-nn extra $11.
:112.11a,
dividend
on Gcncntl
Motors stock owned by DuPont.
THIS EMPHASIZES the domm ating position of General Motors
GongKiRy in the automobile world.
Duo Immlml and fifty-three
automobile
m anufacturers pro
duced in October 221,202 card.
Of these General Motor* sold liiO,
almost 70 percent of tho total
S. SOMAN
212 Snnfonl Art
WEDDING
WANTED!
Springs Water
o il
Health Insurance
and go Farther foi your
Money. Free Crank-Cnsc
S e n ice.
CECIL L. RINES
1C0I W. F ir,l St.
M
illion Jars Used YYariy
An unusually good i
portunity for any tea
that wishes to marry til
celve the license, mini*
and wcddinn preseniil
furnished by the SujU
Kiwanis Club. Certai
will he performed by 4
m inister that the aj
may desire, and will btj
sacred as any other n
ding ceremony. If intsi
ed, Phono 95, or writeKj
Lane, Box .‘120, San[3
Fla.
Skilled physicians recognize tho
appearance of pimples, iioi.u and
other skin eruptions as .hai-ng an
incfftxriion of an nhnorihinl condi
tion oNUic t y t k t m f T h is is why
so niany^thQUsands have bean en
abled 1o freeNhemselves of these
,-vnsightly blernNhej nnd painful
annoyances by taking a course of
S.S.S.
“ I suffered from im pure blood
—wns weak, und I had lost so
m uch weight, 1 didn’t look n at
ural. I had pimples and was also
bothered with a breaking-out th at
itched terribly. I also had boils
one a fte r another. I tried differ
e n t kinds of remedies, but nothing
did mo any good until a friend
advised mo to take S.S.S. which
I did. T'.iis %c.x s z*. fiat 1
Now I fe d well, and IiagtC
along line. S.S.S. i'-opjel 1
itching nnd it cuftd r.w of h
1 advise all weak ami randi
people to give S.S.fi. » B
it clears up the skin; xitnj
strong and fills you with ewi
Mrs. J. W. Barker, 1337 Yd
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
You owe it to yourself t*
S.S.S.
It helps Nature t
up red corpuscles. It imp]
tho processes by which they
is nourished. It is time-trie*
reliable.
S.S.S. Is sold a t alt
stores In two sites. The 1*
site Is moro economical.
Drink - Elder
use
Qu a k e r s t a t e
O f nose o r th ro a t is
usually benefited b y
onuffing u p nostrils
a n d inhaling v ap o rs
V A P O R U B
LO C H
ARBOR
H as P ure W a te r
Supplied from a Deep Wei
und stored in a hermetically
sealed tank, which prevent*
contamination, Loch Ar
bor’s water is ns pure and
good as any (o lie found in
Florida.
FLORIDA
STATE
FAIR
Ask for a sample
have it analyzed.
und
Jacksonville
->
N O V EM B ER
17 To
26
DeForest/- Sanford
Sanford Fla
M ILK
WE ARE THE ONLY PRODUCERS SELLING
GRADE
J. N. Ttncher of Kansas, the larg
est man In congress, Benjamin Fairchild of New York, Ed
ward Voigt of,iVis(;o]>un nn<J others of lesser importance will
be gone. C ongressm en fvho were promoted to the Senate
where th/cy are expected to make still greater names for
th em so m s include: A. W. Darklev of Kentucky, .W illiam S.
Vare/of Pennsylvania, Elmer Thonia.i of Oklahoma, Carl
lldytlen of Arizona and Millard E. Tv-dings of Maryland.
Meanwhile tho country awaits the approaching assem
bly with mingled interest and curiosity. Its work of course
will claim the most attention, but tho advent of new leaders
will be watched with almost as much interest. Who will take
Underwood's place as the South’s spokesman nnd who will
resume the work of Upshaw? Who will fill Hill’s shoes and
who will figure in public print? All of these things are in
teresting to contemplate.
ERRORS IN NEWSPAPERS
W INTER HAVEN CHIEF
Many people criticise the news such n* this form tho dignified
per for the errors, typograpfi New York Ileruld-Tribuna: "Gland
ll and otherwUe which appeur Operation to Uruw Supermen Say*
in their columna, all unmindfulformed. Produce More Wool, nnd
of the fact that there are a hunhuman* Can Be So Treated.” Of
dred times a* many possibilitiesthis Sioux Fall* Time*: "Estelle
of errors as those th a t actuallyTaylor Historical and Swoons
occur. A noted authority someWhen End Comes.’’ Then the Or
time ago brought out the factegon State Journal comes along
that there are chancae fo r 74,600 with this headline; Handbags to
errors in every column of printed Hatch Shoes,” an<[ the well-known
m atter— o r n e a rly * r handed Nashville Banner features this
chances to every word Ui said headline: “Crowd ,«d 4,000 at
column. Therefore, It la a m atter
of wonderment th a t more errors
do not occur. Even a t th a t the
smaller papers are comparatively
free from errors when compared
to the larger publications. This
may be surprising to m any, but
whan did you see a s m any arrora
, LAKEIAND, Fla., •
from small papers cited as those
Nov. 22, 1927.
•hat occur daily in th* larger
ones? This refers to "bulls” In Edit jr Sanford Herald,
I not? In your Saturday lu u e a
headline* and in stories to typo
graphical mlxupa. Every day we letter signed bar on* of your dairy
read of outstanding exam ples men Wt regard to th* grading ol
*
the leading paper* o f tbe ■stile
country. TH# lit e r a r y Digest
C
THE FORUM
Valdes lltn ri
automotiv
ELECTRIC 0
PRESIDENT Coolidgu talked to
William Green, president of the
American Federation of Labor,
about soft coal labor troubles in
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and
Ohio. Ijibormen charge that rail
roads ™re united 'to depress prices
of coal for fuel purposes.
THE MUCH -Mscusscd “companionate" m arriage of n young
man of 21) with the 18-year-old
danghter of Mr. Julius Haldcman
Is not as new as it seemed. After
m arriage each will live a t home
to solve problems of housekeeping,
while the bride continues her
work in high school and then in
college, nnd the young man con
tinues studying a t the University
of Kansas.
If the m arriage doesn’t turn out
t > he perfect,' tho plan Is to nrrange for a divorce.
an(
Ignition
Service
Our Specialty
FOUR MTNERS killed, 20
wounded. including women in the
Colorado coal strike. The national
guard is sent und the governor
c'eclares martial law.
The richest country in the
world should find some better
way of settling strikes than shoot
ing coal miners or shooting state
police
fCompulsory arbitration is dif
ficult, but not impossible. It works
successfully in some other coun
tries.
A
M ILK
IN SANFORD
The Best Is the Cheapest. For Daily Delivery
Phone Sanford 581 or Call at
Birdsong Ice Cream Co.
A man over in Palatka broke hla
the other day cranking hla auThen there are a few cranks prominent in the senate.
Wa know where there is the
relteat place for shooting mallbut you've probably got some
its too, haven’t y o u ijk ^ .
S ta r te r
D r A rth u r IlrU b a u f
l a p , r!« M II1 T l » S l u t C*.
But grant me this: That whan
I*vo gone my way,
r.. ’’ Some traveler coming a lte r,
burdened rare,
Will, finding here the going
lighter, say:
4 “A workman true haa passed
this way before.”
—By H arry R. Hughs.
W hat i*a can’t figure out is who’s
Dining those Colorado mines, the
* !» « , tho workmen, or the Nal-
v e n e ra to r
Handling a Jury.
General .Motor* Product. ^
Thought, Hope, Belief.
A Better Way Wanted.
r*r* I « perfect garden set to
tend
Where never thorn, nor grass
■mid the flowers
rose, and growing there, with
them contend,
Not long Could 1 endure the idle
hour*.
to
Now for a Little Salt on His Tail
A s B r i s b a n e S e e s It
Countless F ord owners» are comitig to "Standard ’* m otor oil I*’
for the complete protection that
only "Standard ” can give them.
L O N G V /O O D D A IR Y
gulnr” politician. IP s Job is worth
.<•',000, Haying
citizen finds it hard In make ends
meet, nn official should not get
$20,000 a year.”
Thnt Is no way to make socjullam popular with pnclicul
politicians.
T H E ITALIAN
King called
Mussolini to power when tho
fusciat marched on Rome, but im*
never adpoted tho fascist salute.
When people cheer him the king
uses regulation m ilitary salute,
avoiding the fascist salute, which
requires tho a rm held out straight
with great vigor.
Tho Italian king lives in fortu
nate safer days. Poor Louis tho
Sixteenth of Fram e put the cock
ade of the revolution in his h it,
but even th a t didn't save the heud
under tho hat.
T H E PRICE OF cotton went
up violently as tho estimate of
the crop w ent down by 13,000,000
holes yesterday. The rising price
I* good news for the south and
th* whole country. But it I* a pit
th a t the cotton men must depenl
on the boll weevil or a Missisa
sippl flood fo r recent prices. .
50.000 bacteria per cubic cent
im eter and
th a t
grade
“ B”
milk shall contain not to exceed
200.000 bacteria per c.c
The m ajority of Florida cities
follow this grading. The milk nv
port fo r the month of October,
shows th a t of twenty-two dairy,
m en supplying the City of LakeLand, the highest bacteria couut
w as 17.400 apd the lowest 300 per
ex. No grad* “ B" la sold.
GEORGE UURNHAM
Notice To Car Owners
I specialize in Refinishing Automo
biles with 100% DuPont Duco.
This class of work makes your old car
look like a factory job, and will last indef
initely.
1 guarantee this class o f work to last
two years.
On account of present conditions I
have added a line of Lacquer, to take care
o f those who want a cheaper class of work.
This class of work can be done at
whatever amount you want to *spend on
the car.
F is the r ig h t motor oil
for your Ford car or truck. It givei
you positive, complete protection of
all moving parts. It forms the tight
piston seal that means full power.
Leaves less carbon and keeps tram** 1
mission bands soft and pliable.
“Standard"
S tan d ar d O il Co m pa n t
iseoaeouTta
im ncmtvcmv
STANDARD
MOTOR OIL F
* * Casouh
C*1) ' fo plgy
00 **3oirne
a t • Crown
Shop located on
Opposite School House
AUTHORIZED
AUTO
RB-FINISHING
CVeO- Lime.
A U TO M O B ILE R O A D M APS • / f "
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky and
■ d Free at any • / 0nr service ••
�SANFORD
O ffic e
Mulhall Picture At
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Milane Is Season’s
Best Comedy Offer
Telephone 148 M R S FRED. S. DA 10 ER, Society Editor Residence
RodLaRocqueStars Social Department Of
I n ‘Fighting Eagle' Woman’s Club Gives
At Milane Thursday Lovely Bridge Party
evening hrldg? party
•H-a.n for the members
i ‘I Department . f :h„
ti 0111*1 r ih was that of Tuesday
I
■, ;h Mrs. David !,. Th ra*h• ‘ Vi* (,. Sharon ntul Mrs.
'■ is hostesses.
■■ - os auditorium was
■ n to a veritable bn per
• <f asparagus ferns
"
haskets and howl-.
-. 1 marigold.! carrying
’ ' r- motif a t gr en and
WEDNESDAY
{future Department of the
jin's Club will hold business
in? of
“'‘ 'rx-k followed by
rending.
my ’SpMJldlrifr Circle of the
fjartttsf Church will meet at
cnie of Mrs. E . M. Carroll on
K>lia Avenue. '
THURSDAY*
ion Thanksgiving services nt
'clock >l (he Congregational
fit’ gueste tip in arr •
'.i m* ft. Sharon, wi,d>.
tine were M
1 h*r. Mrv K. \. Hoag.
Walter (.'olemon. Tnl- - club cv minds w, re
' 1 Mrs. •!. K. Pr m-e.
knur* were quickly
v..iin“ of progre -ive
:er the ihuhI number
■* >n* bad bedn played.
• i impart'd and the prize
lop "ci.re was a porlI 'hi men x score prize
b i.d
The rut prue
it " a late novel. Senr.- .
' >|| bj M. *. John Sneed
• a -a K 11 iivkins,
< uiVlu-ien of the game,
<•
..s.*or' •« were remov
be ' l b ' proud with haul
• I. i.vt. Tite ho-te-iso
’’
f’liarles Powell
II * i nine .Mr*. Edward
d V i E. Meyers served
. ........ in green and orit i'll e ike*, salted
i *■ff.... There were 'Ja
iring trie evening.
many
Prun
Mrs. Chappell Hostess
To Missionary Croup
irld >if Mi* ion* program will
X-i'll li\ the W. M. S, i.l life
|.,t ( Imrrh iii Ili.’HI o’t 1m I: at
hui* b.
L d ,| mi C!uh will i.itcml
tr t> rvi i'.* nl ciiureh at
-I
A henauful setting was arran g
[k uli“r which nifuting nf 'd with i.umeious bask*d<i and
[will l‘ held nt i-lass room.* 1 owl* o! i lirysiuilhniiun • ami gre.'tiMr.*. A. ' . Chamlnnlin a> h«»-1y* rurrving *>u> tin- iulor *i iv-me
■if yellow*, green and white. Sagr ratlnt: th" nppt >«rh of Thankscivlf'g Day ixcrx the place and
cniil: (Inin* in pumpkins, tu r
keys and other unique ideas. A*
fu: might
I o'eiock a tem joiiig. four-emiret*
lomd'.enn was ei-rved. ’
Martin Me Daniel and hal
A lil'i-i (*n i'i'.llble gaMie of bridge
wil Are visiting in tiny t ii
wa - pla yed ditriiig , t*»t( ufCTpomi
guest.-/ 'tf rj-lttlvc*.
•'1 i
* ,*iji • m lirtim *oipiigred
U r M-- rto?>- rrrt WcJrdrrftty An.I prilii. ua"d ih ia o li'i<i '-livered
Ikksonville where bn will Hen Imn dishes v: Vv vvuu hv Airs.
’Tlf ''fl T J e frt.' tb<* rri:e»i . mtd Mrs,
Kdx;w d-ipxjiitt ItUbiiw
j ■
* Love T urner left Wtimes-1 v,,,. ,
f#fTnivpa a ml St. Prterstm nrf*
1 die will ■pend the iv< tk end 1 ...
Winds.
•
"
- I V;
Wil >oi
and Mm Marlin Mr Dunbl
nail ran, of ItujrtnV^fl ,i'(4dll
Thanksgiving mk the guesSk
nn'l .dT'.’L', ^Douglas.*,
DAT NO.VEMBER 23, 1M7.
i lie program, delicious re
al < w re i evi d l»v t)ie hostMra. Hrodie Williams, Mr
.V.'uiker, Ms. V. P. Hand
into Schmehl.
Church Services for Bundoy Nov,
Ice cream, served by the hostess.
The following-quests were present.
Misses Reba and Katherine And
rews, Louise and Jessie Neal Harp,
er, Katherine Sachae, Helen Knick
erbocker and 'Louise Smith, of
Winter Park k t l Misses Blargaret
Selby and Bernice Eldridge.
Mr. Nick M usaatl of Now York
City arrived leak Week for a sKbrt
business visit,
expects to re
turn to New York for the holidnys.
Gforgv and Clifford Parker, R.
C. Smith an(l Clark Mathew* left
Monday for a duck hunt on the St.
Johns River.
'•
Mesdamcs Corbin and Wright
were calling on Mm. Harriet Park
er Thurs. P. M.-' Mrs. Parker has
enroled as a member of Mrs.
Sunday School a t 2:30,P. M., C.
“Smile, Brother, Smile,” a First K. MacCanon, Superihteri-en:.
National picture a t the Milane
Preaching service at 3.30 P. M.
Theatre today, is described by those Lev, U. E. He id Pastor.
who have seen it as an unusual
These services are Indeed worth
photoplay. Unusual in the sense " hile and nil who
not attend
that it trents of a phase of human ing church services' elsewhere are
endeavor thnt doesn't often win its urged to attend
both
Sunday
wax to the screen. The commercial School and Church.
traveler has not often been accord
There are classes in Sunday
ed the position of importance to !•' honi for all ages with good
which he is enitled In the field of tf cohere provided, and Rev, Reid
bu ir.ess.
always has helpful suggestions in
( ‘.insider th at every article you his afternoon talks.
to rsjm e, practically, first reached
-Mrs. Chas, Kldridge Jr., and litthe counters of the. stores via the
son returned to thoir home here
medium of the traveling salesman.
ast
week, from the Florida SanaYou foods t u f fs -pa c I;a ge goods ami
hulk: your clothing, your toilet a r "rimn nt Formosa.
and Mrs. Clark Mathers
ticle', jo u r hooks, your furniture—
'•■'ere
calling
on Mrs. Hoyt Morgan
.ti* w. re sold to the m erhant by a
*ale> man ''on the road.” He has i the Orange General Hospital
a f nger in almost every pie you Thursday evening.
Mt and Mrs. J. R. Phillips were
i»< so to speak.
iusimss
callers here Saturday. HP
That's why he deserves consider*
|T"Tts
that
Mi. Randall, of Cinat m. and he g jts it in “Smile.
I! other. Smile," which Charles R- inmui anil Winter Park, who hn*
*!ogi- produced for F irst National ■aige grove interests here is exPi. .i .-* nno in which Jack Mulhall I’ei ted tn arrive soon.
Mi*, Kamov' entertained from
and !Inrothy Macknill have the fea■hree ',i| fj\,. uVlock Friday nf' uttil leading boles. >,
Jack is the commercial tnveler ••nti'on honoring her daughter
lately graduated from the ranks, ‘ 'w < fourteenth birthday anni
and h • makes good by his own de- versary. The afternoon was spent
rm nation 'tiul ability with the in- n out-door games anti ctmtests
dnidile nsslstnnco of the telephone \ weenie and marshmallow roast
girl played by the charming Do ro "'as mi joyed by the guests, as were
il-o the lovely birthday cake anil ed will be presented to
il.- Mackaill.
John Francis Dillon wedded the
rm gaphond on tin* picture which
ip a genuine theme, a plot that is
*iflvcl nith interest and plenty of
guofi dean eomodv.
.
\ fine supporting cast, some a d
mit able settings and a general
•juality of originality lift this film
out iti i he average class and make
it really a novelty.
Order I s Restored
Bmwn Has Ry S t a t e M i l i t i a
• 11 Milling Distirct
I1 II. Chnppi.il presided a
’ 1 ’ * 11 of the Meth'idlut Mis
>ty held Moinlay nfterI 1 horn • on Celery Avenue
• ir • vb-i tod: part in the prairrnt; t i '. i . l tiu- various pha*i--’
uf U
f ’h'*di t. home mission rot,,i
Tome enterprises include
i iiiil evangeli*Uc centers,
>o-orv rative ( kcrmiis'i tr •
V' 1 r t i-iily, Lf t|..iim.t ;LuD vsJli'loi
f 'T ■ . i !i :it girl; , a home fur
iin* 'd'difnd work In the slnic
GOLDENROD
IH-.N VF.it, Nov. 22 — (IN S )—
\S j Ii ;t2T. state nulilia men stalk*
tug ihe I'olumbliui Mum district
in tin* northern Colorado coal
told where tin* outbreak occurred
>i te.iluy morning in whllthv fty l
w n ,ver*» killed ihill M tty Inju n d . thice .H^tatrsK"; quiet preImilijd today.
i V i e 'slrllic loaders were being
held ir inil under heavy guurd nt
Greeley, A special train was held
waiting thruout the night here to
le used in carrying turn pa to the
-..uthern district should oca saion
s‘<i.<e. tjuiet reigned in the /Yguliar
(•ml W alrtnbnrg ilistrict, hotvever,
after ine padlocking o f.th e I. W.
U. Hull nt Aguliur by It. It. Mald
en, date policy lender.
Herndon of .Incksonvil'e
i n Edison Electrical A|dli*
J.nje|h'<ueduny spent thu day here
1 Dcsday on business.
D r. Llchenstein is 4
member o f the medical shop of the
Tombs prison |rt New York City,
but Tie mU hla w itte r home here.
Messrs. Hubbard and Bullock re
lum ed last week from a business
visit" to Titusville.
The Russels of New York, who
purchased
lots
in
Suburban
Homes last spring are expected to
arrive soon. They will begin im
mediately the erection of a mod
em home on their lots h're.
Mm# , BettAney.1 assisted the
choir a t the B aptist Church Sun
day m orning and will direct the
Union choir a t the Union Thanks
giving aervico a t the Winter Park
Baptist Church T hurw ay morn
ing a t 10:30,
Paliua shrubs, window boros and
a very a rtistic nrched gateway are
improvements recently added to the
lovely home
of
Mr. and Mrs.
Lichenstein Ip Suburban Homes.
T H A N K S G I V J lir t}
Mr. And Mrs. Frank Miller mo
tored. Wednesday to St. Augustine
nlicre they wil visit their nieces.
Thdv'wUi be accompanied home by
th<j Misses Dovie who will spend
the Thanksgiving
holidays os
tl*cir guests.
TODAY
'SMILE
llltOTIIEK! SMILE"
■with
Jack Mulhall
and
Dorothy MncKail!
added
LOVE 'EM AND FEED 'EM ”
Aesop’s Fables
In ilie friends mid patrons whom we have arrvtd through! I'J'J7
THURSDAY
“T H E FIGHTING EAGI.E"
with
Rod luiUiKupui & Phillis 11;**■* »
Comedy
“ RUSHING BUSINESS”
Milane Review
Novelty Song Slide Played by
Mr. Ilrockhahn
w<. offer Sincere Thanks—
Seminole Pressery
230 Magnolia Ave,
luo tic*
c/j.tCAXj*.,
• Comedy
____
“RUSHING BUSINESS”
added
• ,i;
Milane Review in N atural. Colors
Novelty Song Slide Number
“HWANEE SHORE*'
A
Playcjd by M r.H rrekhahn, *
I"
\ *ith
l \Y F S ^ A ltE ''t'l'T *
8
WASHINGTON, Nov.. 23. —
(IN S)—Tlie H* use
Ways ami
, Sid Riyc, tlown^d 1* iStnitli, E, .Menus committee today voted to
v T'oughl)tl^l'l>en ( iiutwell nm| Flash $178,000,000 annually from
Ir. Oliver retqr.’gvliitVI“,t 1'l'Jf ''lJi'4 the nation's tax hill by adopting
■enlnsf from a short huatina ,I\vo proposals reducing taxes on
r .
liJtt*...
*1;
- '■ ]1 .......'■ | nil uviitj i
ant! Airs. Charles T. Fuller
mta, (!a., formerly of this
U! arrive h-re Thursday to
(jucq.s of Mr.*, E. I*. Mobley.
F.'.
W
5I A
I I
n Julian Carpenter has re
td to her home a t Ja:kconvil!c
spending a ahemt time here
her iist"r, Mrs. Forrest Lake,
and Mrs. G rant Wilson leave
fay* for Brunswick,
Ga.,
they wiil spend the week-end
gia- t* .of Mi*. Wilson’s pnr'.ard Mrs. A. J. Richardson of
h Carolina, former residents
mfonl i-i'iit Tuevtlpy aftcrm the city as the gue*ts of
’■E. L; Ft n un and brother
Avery of Kustis, will spend
Striving here as th j guests of
Ferran's daughter Mrs. D.l*.
T ef~ Our
Customers
nd
Friends
F* D. Mobley motoretl to
•onvIHt- Wednesday where he
8*nd tho week-end with his
f W. F. Mobley and brother
>n Mobley,
■#n l Mrs. Lordy Carringer an• (he it th ot* a son, Saturday
*>her ID, a t thi-lr home at
fanroe. The baby has bceu
^ John Leroy.
Helen V trnay, Miss Ava
st. b;.'ii|r-,i! C'hm*' and Stas
''"■ty will form a party mot*
Thur day to Jacksonville to
r* fn,tliafl game.
h
; !,,‘l Mr... ||.
IVternmn an*
(he binh of a daughter
') N.r.i-pi ber -Jl tll the y,.-.-.
•Aught, n Hospital. The baby
***n named Frances Carol.
» niany frienilx of Oriel) D.
k
he plcacascd to learn
> W ADetails
* ,M ,
Necklines are
Important in N ew
Imbue P cess|
Afternoon Frocks
W ith New In&H
Tunic Treatment^
Asymmetric Themes
Inregular Hemlines
G ood W ishes
Jumper Themes
l-AUghton H o s p ita l
Scallops and Tiers
Tight Hiplines*
New Browns & Blacky
Scarfa and Capes
*n<LMri.'G
ftv.il l r3- 'V alter Morgan
m
J°hn leave Thure, ..
. for. Jacksonville
ilnr»
thn gucitn of
i l.*3" * taranta, Mr. and
*• h* Jsttli
f e l Mr. '/* A. Shirley an.
Hi of a son, Friday
■ at the Fcrnald
mi
WE’VB been faahionadlng with faihlon and found
$29.00. These Frocks summarize the heal Uiel
tha Frocks as presented fof winter, 1927, unusually
Parts and the genius of New York creators.
IntereatlDR. We are offering them in one gro^p at
Women’s and Misses* sizes.
�THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2.1^027,
la n k s g iv in g r r o g r a m s A
wen TodayByThePupils
Of Several Local Schools
grade.
Reading,
"Thanksgiving Duy”
by June Register.
Poem. “We Thank Thee” by
the First Grade.
Story. “The Boy Who Wanted
To Work Always” by Charles Me
Intyre.
r
. Reading, “A Good Thanksgiv
ing” by Richard Giles.
"A Thanksgiving le tte r ” by
Doris Patterson.
“Thanksgiving Acrostic” by the
third grade.
Reading. “Ini Glad Ini Not A
Boy’ by Bernice Smith.
Reading, “ Who Ate Dolly’s Din
America, by the schools
ner 7“ hv Russell Hodges.
are and invocation by Rev.
“Thanksgiving Times” by Franrd Root.
I res Philips.
Landing of ^he Pilgrims”
Turkey song'by the first grade.
rlx Lyles.
Story.
“How
Patty
Gave
a • " n if r im Bong” by section two Thnnks” hy Clifton Register.
of the seventh grade.
Piny, "The Pilgrims in America’Heading, “The First Thanksgiv by the fourth grade. Cast of char
ing,” by Katherine Kelley.
acters an follows;
Reading, “Thanksgiving in the
Governor Bradford.
Donald
U . fl. A.” by Bobby Stewart,
Jackson.
j.
Violin Solo by Christine StoodCaptain Miles Stnndish, [.eon
w- ernnlro accompanied hy Pauline Cheek Jr.
v Stoudenmlre.
Elder Brewster, Luther Harvey.
.7 Reading, “Service” hy the seven- Mr. Chilton, Frank Renjamin
M r. Mullens, Herbert Stnothoof.
4 th grade doys and girls.
Mr. Alden. C. D. Phillips.
Reading, “The Land of Plenty,”
Squnnto, L. E. Twe Jr.
b y Thelma Ishie.
Mnssnsolt, Joseph Schlatre.
f; , Song, “God’s Gift In Nnture” by
Indians, Tnlmadge , Metis, L. II.
. one o f the Eight Grade.
' Reading, . “Why
We
Keep H arper and Clifton Register.
Mr*. Mullins Elizabeth Curry.
Thanksgiving" by Georgia .Powell.
Mrs, Brewster, Clara Melsrh.
Reading, "We Thnnk Thee’’ by
Mrs. Hopkins, Ruth Meisch.
: Lillian Fommerschield.
Mrs. White, Esther Benjumin.
Reading. "When the Frost is’on
Mary
Chilton, Louise Packard.
th e Pumpkin" by Mary Frances
W restling
Brewtster, Lucille
j£ [<-Andrews.
Powell,
Reading, "Thankful Jimmy" by
Desire Minter, Euphelin StanSV Viola Style*.
land.
(Reading, "Tho Story of Thanks*
Bong. "Over The River and
Fgivlng*’ by Nona Rivers.
Through the
Woods." by the
Reading,
"Thanksgiving"
by school.
L/ Gladys Henderson.
Reading, “The Thanksgiving” by
Luther David.
,
lAcroatic by six girls and six
hoys from section four of th r
Eighth-Grade.
lion
to ghring a program the pu
Talk,
to he offering
Thankful
pils
guv*“Things
Thanksgiving
of
| |B
F o0r”tobythe
Rev.Children’*
Root.
Home nt
S’ Jacksonville.
iDoxology followed
by l>encdic.
HORTA, The Azores, Nov. 23—
One division
of the
Sixth grade, Mrs. Routh’n room, (IN S)—The Junker* hydro-neroffavq 111.35. The following pro plane I)-1230 was back at Hortn
today after making an unsuccess
g ram WC* given:
^ S c rip tu re reading and prayer by ful stiu-t across th^ Atlantic to
Newfoundland.
A fter weeks of
D r. P. D, King.
Reading,
“Thanksgiving” by waiting for favorable weather,
the piano took off last night but
JQoanor Hickson.
“Story, of Thanksgiving” b f Was forced to descend after go
ing but a short distance.
8am Dlghton.
^^B*edbg, “The rilgrim *” by Wil-
S
j m
ILL BE OOVNM tkj
AV.MlMNJUT* GOE>H
M A - V O O M A W E '*
M E Wl MDA MERMIS
VNORRMikl* ’B O U T
"giving Day was apprnpriserved In Sanford ’schools
nlng with many Interestframe \ncludlng readings
play* and tableaux. The
light School held its exer10:30 o’clock when a large
of th« parent* and patrons
•hool were present. The
was aa follows:
J u n k e r s Aeroplane
Forced Down After
Trying Ocean Flight
WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY
/
Stoo'
C O M IW M A S
fc*miMCi<3 • GiOEdA !
X
a l l u
S
c -rrr
v "Th e r e - d o m ’t
x ?
J
f
F rom A rgen tim ENGLISHWOMEN
H orseback TAKING PART IN
for a “varsity’; crew
over" two miles. Th*v h*
tWT coaches, either m'Pn *
At Newnhnm nhnut „i
a l l a t h l e t ic s percent- of the girl., haT*
cycle. They depend on th
CAM milDE, Eng., Nov. 23 (I to classes rain or shine s
_Manpower taken from Bri- motorcycles; others auto
In America room ter
I u 'i„ in the World W ar is being replaced manifold by the new viRor means 70. The Amerle
cold a t (Jfl. At 62 nr Hi tj,
.if h*r womanhood.
Aristocratic Newnhnm CoIIprc Kiri is warm and comfort,
evidence of the new dynnmicfeininism-energetic, powerful and
productive; but still reserved and
womanly.
Strenuous rawing—most exactins of nil college sports—la practiied daily throughout the year at
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o o v i i r t V A M t B E M IM O
M O O " O o S ^ K iC i ^ O O R G A t l b R s '
A 1?* 6 * R A nJ’ M A C A L L S r T .
AK IO V O o 'R e k l O f
tf o " G V T - r H E R e . " A i v < £ - t h a t ,
l F I C A k J V A tL P n v - VA1n H
^
m o o r P A m T6 » v n h e p e
M O O R ‘o b U R T O U G H T
"fO B E
AMO A
( y ' - f
\
g h »r t F o r
( _
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p a m t s *
. M 'r f M f i
CANDY
thanksgiving
Sanford Drug Co
E. F irst St.
Tiding from llnetnts Aire* ilirough
iouth and O u t ml America, Fell*
fschirTely, AiKi-tirine horseman, !■
:hoivu here at Mexico City on hli
lorsw ‘‘Mancha.’’ He left Bueno*
Urvti two and a half years ago.
tad, riding leisurely, expects to
each New York lu March.
“ Mancha” Is IS years olu, too.
Storms Inflict Heavy
Toll On Spanish Coast
invie.
VAM V
M O T v- I E R B
STANDS TRIM
LlIVERNE, Ala,, Nov 23.—
(IN S )—l).
F’ollartl, white plan
ter, took the stund today in the
trinl of Shelby Gregory, charged
with kidnapping Annie Mao Sim
mons, a negro woman last July,
and told how the victim was seiz
ed by a band of unmasked white
men and taken away in an autumn,
bile.
G tE .T C iR A ^
sninla* and rouge her face and heboisterously hilarious. She is
air more moderate!
Many Activities
,\.i interview with the captain of
ScM-itliam College craw reveals
tin.-i* things. Sixty girls of the
hundred anil forty enrolled in
(hi odlege are now rowing in the
right-oar'd shells. They train, she
my« "Diet the American gi rj_
would rail it." They row fall, xvintci ami spring. They race with two
othci 'rirl’s colleges. And with a
third they have a contest for g<<o«l
rawing form. The rac.*s a r • on the
Thiiiiic- over n course about one
mile l"iig. The girls, wie’ding fullwiight. full-length oars manage
to keep a stroke between 27 and
GO per minute (a stroke credituble
TO FLORIDA EMPLOYEES
,IN G R A T EFU L A PFR EC IA JIO N .
AND TO HOLD IN R E M E M BR A N C E
.
'THE MF.N A N D WOMEN
OF THE BELL bYSTEM WHO SO*
FAITHFULLY A N D COURAGEOUSLY
4 E X E MP L I F I E D THE SPI RI T OF *
S ERVI CE DIJJtINQ T H E
H U R R I C A N E OT S E P T E M B E R 195ft
. , .
T h is
f ' t U L i ; i J ^ .P ^ A L t D.
REVOLUTION REPORTED
I
BUCHAREST, Nov. 23 (IN S) —
—A counter revolution against the
Soviets was reported under way 1
in south Russia today. The report
is not confirmed.
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'.V
1
;y .
kYRaadlng, “ Pl(grim Way*” by
L to Vincent.
ink*giving Acrostic by twelve
Carey Shingles
And Roofing
They arc Guaranteed
S E C U R IT Y .
BY Tift- .SOUT.ilt.K L OELJ/JLLtvPHONL' AND*..
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. V T T U L r .R a H i dOMPANV; ■ C*
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‘ . ' .r .•
/ ‘I
V ‘ /-jBronze tablet presented t<» the Bell telephone employes nf Florida hy
Ben S. Read, president of the Southern Hell Telephone Company. It
will he placed in the telephone building in Miami to commemorate the
deeds of loyalty and bravery performed by telephone workers during the
storm of September UI20.
Just Unloaded a Cur Of
Springs Water
1 LUMBER CO.
Weak aod Run-Down Mini
Woman Got Strong and Wd
Say» Cardui Started Hey
On Road To Healli.
Clarksburg, Mo.—Mrs. T. 0. Hq
of this place, says:
"For two years I re* in veryq
health. Some of the time I *„
m ost p ast going. I was very *,
and run-down.
"I tried to make the most ofd
little strength I had hy taking]
quent rests, but I could find Dock
which would start me on th* n
to health again, until one djy I,
cided to try Canlui.
"I had heard about other *q
who had been benefited alter t*
it, so I m ade up my mind t*<
w hat it would do for me. I |
Cardui for several month* mdi
very much gratified with thertq
"I began to dooiy own work*
which I had not been able to d*|
a long tim e past. My color, ik
had been pale and sallow, La
natural, and my complexion dq
up. I gained in weight and wujl
ed to nave an improved Bppetifc
"W hen I finished my last ki
of Cardui I was feeling betUrth
had in y e a n . Now I am itronei
welL”
At all drug stores.
^
2ft Mapjp Avc. T h op c 7P7,
Health Insurance
pw d
ASSU
ding, “Be Grateful*’ by Doro-
'oiice.Hegrm Cleanup
On Memphis Bandits
MEMPHIS. Tenn., Nov. 2 3 —
<INS)—Without clues no to the
identity of the gunmen who early
yesterday .shot down John K.
larvy, millionaire lunrhstnnd pro
prietor, detectives today were en*
gaged in » general clean up of
bootleggers and bandits hangouts.
Ten men have been arrested nr
sdsiwcls since noon yesterday and
'rilled in connection with their
whereabouts during the tiino 1a*vy
was slain. Five turn have been rolacecd while detectives are check
ing tho alibis of the others.
letera ware aw follows:
' B atty Alden, Treva Chapman.
_-CH«n*a Standish, Ellen Betts.
E ldar Brew ster, I^eRoy Bledsoe,
"ilaUl* Bradford, Nancy Battle.
I^PUgritn Maide, Dorla Rockey,
iiW o lta L Jfi'Id le , John Cavorus.
-Pilgrfin mnlden, Caroline Hill.
frFUgrim m other. Mary Went,
i Governor Bradford. Jack CornJldren with fruit: Apples,
iboth Turner; Com. Ralph
r j F ru it, I<e> lie
Minchu:
>*■. Clyde H urt; Vegetable**,
i Chapman.
lU&oto, Billy F n rn w o rfw
ire* other f'Jndlanp^ cjLrle.t
John Mousifr und FranjRWP.VtM Vas given
H M Gantt, with the “ Roy
" -d being represented by
pnousholdcr and n poem
ty,D orothy Clause,
program a t the West Side
7 School was opened with
taxing of “ America. Th#
ful” by the school, followthe ISfith Psalm given by
hool. Other numbers were
-Oup F irst Thanksgiving” by
s children of the second grade.
Beading. “ W hat Thanksgiving
Infs." by Anna Belle Methers.
Beading, “Give Thank*’’ by Josb <Mmm In g.
T hings We Are Thankful For”
urUan. R ichter and
IraUp.
•odtag. “The Pilgrim Maid’*
ry” by Edith Ray.
mg,' “The Harvest Time” by
Small Docket Faces
Police Court Judge
Several violations of the tra f
fic ordinance featured the short
session of M unicipal ^ h u r t thl.«^
mcrnlng at pjrtTco headcpiafteT
Judge IV. E rW h ite forfeited the
S3 bond of L. J. Holt fo r park
ing h is y tn r without light* and
estjMftVd n similar bond of J. S.
Jlurvnrd, charged with vlnlntlng
Ahe stop streej law.
J. Hamilton and J, E. Terville,
both charged with Improper potkintr. entreated 93 bnnda each.
Brinkley, Altamonte Springs m ar
shal, forfeited a 95 bond on n
'barge of drunkenness The case
was disposed a fter .being contin
ued for several sessions.
Jennie Jackson, neerese. charged
with resisting Hn officer, was disudssed hv Judge White but a
charge of larceny against her
wan transferred to the county
court.
nN a*» (in
prescription
ixi i ipuuii »for .
Coldv ^IrTlilwpFIB/ iW u t r
JtillBus Fevff 1 and ViMalaria
*______ It kills the.gerpxs
'•
With 11 horse* entered. Mr*. A.
C. TUo'mpson. of Chicago, won 11
firsts, threo second*, four thirds,
threw fourth* aod * fifth l® the
Kama* National Hon* Show al
WlchHa.
[Mortgage
lo a n s
r Qx tic k f
Whew yew d e sire w
loan on Im proved bxi»U « u e r resldew llel
p ro p e rly w ith qjl'**
serv ice — w ith o u r
own Inspection end
no re d te p e o r l*t»I
delays— lak e the m atlev u p w ith n».
U n lim ited fnnd* now
nva'dabl* f « r loan* in
■m ount* * f Jfi,000 to ]
9100, 000.
' See or address
Our Local Counsel
S. R . DlRMon
S anford, Fla
Here's Allen Hall. at. Louis bt|.
(lard alar who wants a crack at
Dtto
Relaelt’a
three-cushion
;rown. Hall finished fourth ia
iha last tournam ent and thinks ha
zaa improved to inch an extent
ilneo then th a t bo can lift Rah
M il's title.
RIGGERS DAIRY FARM
.Phone 37
Sweet Milk Sweet Crenm
B utter'M ilk
Milk for Babies
cou*h» and cold* lr*d to
H H itm u M r. You can *top them now
Wm Crcnmuldon, an emulsifinL creo*ote that is plratani to take. Crimmul■ion i» a new medical discovery with
two-fold sc(ion; it rootlws aad heal*
Ihe infiamrd liM'iabranr* sad iahibit*
prrm growth.
Of all known drugs, creosote is ,rcognized by high mrdical sutliorilirs ax
sne of the greatest healing agencies for
persistent cough* and rold* and t.her
form* of throat IrouLlr*. Grroniul.ion
rnatain*. in additiun to creosote, other
healing elements which soothe end heal
jhc Infected menihrane* and stop the
irritation and inflammation, whila the
ertotote goes on to the stomach, i* ab«>rbcd into the blood, attacks tho *cai
d tho trouble and checks the growth
if the germ*.
Cren rimIwon is guaranteed satisfaetviiy In the treatment of pern-tem
rough* and cold*, bronchial nilimi
Mrs.Canaday Claimed
By Death Early Today
The body* of Mrs. F. Canady,
xvho died this morning a t 1 o’clock
at her home at Mecca Hammock,
war brought b««t H\l* m orning
'by Miller and Erickson, Sanford
dmlertakers who sent the body
this afternoon to Acworth, Gu.,
where It will be hurled tomorrow
attrrnoon.
Mm. Canadny was 23 y ears old.
Ehr loavee a husband, a daughter
In
Mayflower’ by Milton end mother, Mr*. Mary DnvH. all
of whym accompanied the body !<>
Pttntpkta Plea” by the second Ac worth.
We are thankful as this year 1927* is drawing to
the recognizition that our friends have shown us.
We are thankful they have given concrete evidence of
their faith in our institution by availing themselves of the
many-sided service we are offering Sanford and S e m in o le
County.
And most of all—we are thankful that Sanford is
the City Substantial.
IM S Barwett
Bldg.
JACKSONVILLE
T H A N K S G IV IN G
G R E E T IN G S
to our friends for
their use of oar
of Sanford, Florida
—SERVICES—
LANEY’S
E.
First fit-
LANEY DRY CLEANING CO.
a Leading
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LNFORD H ER A LD . WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 23* 1927.
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*T>
10-A— Poultry And Eggs
iionl Dally H«raU
— Houses For Rent.
(Legal N otices)
AD. RATES
i: C uli In Advanea
'
xtU, wilt 4m M te lru l
3t and collector aent
■tely for parm ent.
„ 10c a line
__ 8e a Hoe
__ 6c m Use
__4c a line
•e r» t« on request.
reduced rates are for
Ltjve insertions,
fiords of average length
anted a lineon
nom charge of 30c for
J»ertion.
[tdvertising is restricted
1 «r f i a i s i f i x a t i o n .
„ error is made The SanL rnld will bo responsible
L one incorrect insertion,
vertiser for subsequent
on*. The office should be
immediately in cuso of
0 ADVERTISER?
Herald
representative
ghly familiar with rates
and classification will
lou complete information*
1 you wish, they wilt assist
L wording your w ant ad
6,e it more effective.
fpOKTANT NOTICE
trtisers should givo their
postoffice address as
■s their phone number if
lesire results. About one
out of a thousand has
Lphone and the others
(communicate with you
1 they know your address,
Idlscontinuencc MUST he
]in person at The Sanfora
office or by letter. Tele^discontlnuences are not
for
ous
Prompt
Service
Efficient
And Found
White Leghorn and R. L Red or Rent: 5 room house with fire
Cockerels for sole.
High egg -place. 910 Myrtle Ave. Phone
laying strnins. F. D. Hickolc.
Geneva.
f OR SALE A few nice fat turkeys
for Thanksgiving—50c a pound. For Rent—Five room house. Bath
and screened porch. $20.00 per
George Spencer, Sr. 200 E Hugh
month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone Hhm\
ey Ave.
10-B— Plants and Flowers
TEN r.oom house .for rent comer
Uak and Fourth St. Apply W. II.
A warehouse for rent at corner of Long
108 Palmetto Ave.
3rd and Oak Ave. Fhone 90.
House for rent. uo.r> W. 1 st St.
PLANT STOKES vegetable seeds
Apply Kent Vulcanising Works.
and be sure of germination, type
purity, *«ed disinfection. Make our 19— Houses For Sale
office ^our headquarters to talk
over seed problems.
Francis C.
Stokes & Co. 18 McLander Arcade. FOR SALE $:,00 Cash, balance
v«ry‘Busy, will buy beautiful litt.e homo, well located in Sanford.
I I — Miscellaneous
Owner will sell at loss than actual
Mr. Dave Iloniski may call at The cost. N eed s some money. Addrcsr
Herald for a free ticket to the Box 97 Care The Herald.
Mllune.
FOR SALE—Small cottage built
Bicycle. Gun, L ock and Phonograph
on rear of lot a t 1705 Magnolia
repairing our specialty.
Toys, Avenue. Price,' reasonable. Terms
bicycle.*, sporting goods, und fish exceptionally easv. Address Post
erman's supplies. Geo. \V. Deetch, Office Box -131, Sanford, Florida.
"The Bicycle Store." McLander
Arcade.
24— Lois For Salt
CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning
Co. 11 Ball Bldg.
FOR SALE —I own several good
lots in Sanford, on paved streets,
12— Wanted
that 1 will sell at less than cost on
terms: of $ 10.00 cash and $10
To hand Mr. II. F. Kent a freo monthly to u responsible buyer,
box 200 care The Herald.
ticket to the Milanc.
13— Koom.s With Board
FOR SALE—Oak Hill corner lot.
Cheap. Very little cash required.
Virginia Cottage, Palmetto und On Geneva Avenue. An exceptional
Sixth. Rooms with board
to buy. Box 123 Care The Herald.
threo couples only. Mrs. L. H.
Griffith.
2G— Miscellaneous For Sale
14—
Ifoom.u Without Hitard
rifle*
nnd
aSeen
c t o nml
" h-mtl
hand ri
les, s«hnl
h o t gmumn *s , nn"
pistol*, newly repaired, very
FOR RENT—NICELY furnished
bedrooms, in private borne, phone cheap. Can he seen a t Wagoner
83.
Furniture Co,
15—
Apartment For Kent
FOR SALE—The b<*!t little busi
ness in Sanford. Must sell before
■i ticket to th e M i l a n o fur For Rent—Without charge. One November 30th. Apply a t Lobby
JE. R. Durrow. She m a y
ticket to the Milunc. Mrs. E. II. News Stand, National Bank,^ltto.
|it. The H erald.'
Pichard please cull at The H er
Hodscs For Sale or Rent: Inquiry
ald office.
,
)
at 2C09 Orbrige Ave. Oak Hill.
City. Route A. Box 170—F.
of Jtent—O tic nicCly' furnished
4 h t,
DODGE
‘
nent. all modern converb 27— Money to Loan
irs and GmhiuuL trucfei VXcuiA. IjS&MLljuohvhly. Phono
13th Street Phone- 8^
-.<*)»- W.—i a ) HU
Unlimitetl money to loan or resitl'nce and huslness property.
W « P ;V O R * R B N T -d n Mortgages refinanced. Write or
IS **€OWAN CO
.,
Building.
Rirfifdow
n
jq;d sheet metal works.'
see MP. .Aldrich, Valdex Hotel.
Arttiuc. Phona 7j6-W. town, Pimiy' furnished. ’ ' Reds onable. Inquire at the Herahi' Office.
Idences in
♦— •
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f’ORD UUICK C O .
[lYute, Box
rst Street
conlla Ave
Ave. u
jgM gka fn p a riq iln lv
112 f/ngonlia
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Pk-.-t# 36V.
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truant.
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fnethsu,
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Private
hath.
H
<
3
I u u p j ?— Ma t r o n s
One
and
two
rooms.
'
Low
YiHe.
ford Automobile Co.
Phone 137 Phone 397—J. See manager. ,
I'Utfrs, nnd all
person* h a v i n g
claim* or deniumi* uunlnat s a i d e s
tate :
Vou. and e a ch o f you , ar* h erah y
notified and required t« p r e s e n t any
claim* mill dem and* w h ich y o u . or
either of you. may h a v a s e n I net the
rela te of J ero m e Moore, deceaacd .
lute of Hnmlnnle County, F lo r id a , to
the Hon. Ja*. t>. S haron, CutinlV
lio lae of S e m in o le C ou n ty, a t . h l a o f
fice In t lie C ou n ty C u u rth ou a e In
Sanford, S em in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a ,
“ illtln tw e lv e m onlii* from tha d ata
h ereo f
Dated October IS, A, 1).. U S *.
*.
.
C l.A lt \ F. MOOSE.
A d m in istratrix o f th e Ftatate
of J ero m e XJ**ore. Ueeitaaed.
1
j RAPH—repairing,
piano
! experts with 17 years
*?; Sanford music atore 5 room house partly furniaheil
■Shoppe, Room 10 & 11 Mewith garage,
914 Park Ave.
Arcade, Phona 832.
Pohne 68-J.
fipper. Signs of all kinds, Furnished house with every con
‘‘‘ord paint 4t Wall Paper
venience, fire plpaco and stove,
garage included, 117 Laurel Ave,
Second Street.
DRUG STORE— Pre»*, Drug*, Soda. We are Small furnished house su ita b le
M your phone. Call 103
for couple, two rooms, bath and
garage, 2516 Orange Ave. Phone
BLOCKS— Irrigation 826-J.
Jf'd general cement work.
Concrete Co. J . E. Ter- r o m U l w d . i r o o m . , F J ° * .
3rd and Elm.
a n d S i l v e r L a k e $25.00. 2 room
Wanted Female
luil cash
grocery
business.
Inventory about $1509.00. Rea
sonable rent, now doing around
$2000.00 business
per
month.
Address Box 990 c-o Herald.
(Legal Notices)
IN T H K U l l i n ’IT OO rRT OK H .J I INOL.K COUNTY. IN C H A N C h R ).
I All EH a . HANDS.
Cuiuplalnanl.
vs
T. I . U lN O aa*l M. A. I.ON'*. hi*
THK 8TATK O F FI.OItIDA TO:
T I*. liONlt * o*i M. A. M»NH. M*
ulf**. I0J l.c It run Ave.. Ulovirdul*;.
M'liif 4(fiiiii*r}l) /Ilk fit iii a t «n»1 W*
I*, lit iSHtTKR. A ltan ia. tic or a in.
Ri-ri-ndanls:
*
U uppaurlna from »i» a ffb lu vll
filiil In till* ruu»a by lli** I'liiiiplalnutil th a t y o u T. I- MJNI1 and M. A.
IJINII. h is w lfr. anil
I.
TK!t. lire «a«*K and i»v**ry a m i d i i i t
nf u Bfn!e or r o iililfi olJirr IhiW
til.* S t a i r
Ilf
Klurltla: That the
p t n e n l uildre** and place of reelilrticp «»f each and every of T. I#.
ut*l M A, LflNO, his w ife, s s P*r«,* ulr.ily «* I* k n o w n to till* a f f i
ant la 1(13 Lenri.il Avenur. U o v s r tUlv, M on tgom ary, Alabama,
and
dial tli* presen t ad d ress anti n*“eu
of re*idenoe o f th e defendant
p. itoSSITKR . a* particularly a s Is
knnwn l o thl* a ff ia n t l* Atlanta,
fjcurgla; ami t h s l you and each of
y**u are o v e r the a g e of i w s n l y on*- <SI> y ea re amt that th ere le no
1 *1 1 * * 1 1 In the s l g l o of Florida, e s r v le** **f a Ham m ons in Chancery u p or
whom w o u ld bind yo u e r * * / •»
' °Therefore Ihl* I* lo rum m s ad yo u
T. L MINti and II. A. IAJNO. hie
wife, and W. I*. ROMSITEH. la e a ch
mil every perminutly be e»d ap p ear
before our said Circuit L'ourt a t
Hanford, S em in o le County. Florida,
•ni the t l h d«y of December, A. D..
ISIT to m a k e a n s w e r lo the BUI nf
Cntrplsinl th is day filed
{JJ
^ a T t ll T 'l g u f f .r S
e*iafe**«d by yo u end th is causa
proceed, e x parte.
. . . .
The natu re o f *abl stilt being S
unit lo foreiTb** IBHl " refU lll tli*h
based upon th a t c e r l s lu imtlca of
lien dated , th e S ts t day *»f R ecsm .
her A . H - l i l t filed b» J A M M
A. HANfcs a g a i n s t T. t- LONG and
of record In L ien Book 3. p a ge 31
nf die P u b lic . Records of Hemlnole
h o u i e $20.00, 5 room u n fu rn ish ed .
1 3 5 .0 0 , . 2 roam. apartm ent_II5>0»>1
M rr. J n o . D. J ln k in s.
•High type solicitor, woPuferred. Box 3U * C-o FOR RENT five room bungalow
located on comer lot 2300 palmet
to Avenue. Large living room, dining room, kitchen, bath, two bed uoantv
w »nled Male
It l* /■■■Sksa
fu r th e r Ordered that 111*
rooms, front and rear porches. ........... be p u b lish
AtSed In the Sanford
Herald
a
. n e w s p a p e r published
In
living out of the city and
"•Whip. We train Owner
Saaford.
R
e
m
Florida,
will rent cheap. Inquire at Herald once a w eek i nf od rs ' f County.
o u r »-nn»*CUtlva
Y'J’ n n t e e $ 8 0 .0 0 f o r
w e e t s en d a co p y th ereo f be mailed
*"'ik. M mt bo honest Office.
to etch of th e defen d an t* named In
Z ; iT M Itm a n ,
A g e s F O R RENT—Smah cotU te on rear lhj»
h and and th* o f t l .
Mr. Connell. 220 of lot *on Magnolia Avenue. Near elsl eesl o f - t hmy
e C ircuit Court o f th#
Tnursdey forenoon. ; vmthslde schooL 920. per month ]jrd Judicial C ircu it o f the S ta t e
Fk.rlda In a n d for Bemlnole
I A d d r e s s S. D. B. care The S a n ford *.f
o n th is th* I*th
t'ounrv. FIc
A. D.. HIT.
gay i f fHtii
! HeraldT*
‘ *
-T, k . DO* 1LARS,
hr---- — — ----- r i —
lerk Circuit Court.
if5°orn pu||
bouse located
rOR BENTA. M. tVKEKR.
$25
our
stto Avenue.' W* j
V*
at 2121
B.P* H. Care The Kyi
athly.
I
fi
L t l ’PINCOTT.
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A’ith "Lilac Time," Juiv Cowl's
stage success, selected os the next
screen vehicle for Colleen Moore
h ir producer-hushand is costing
about for a suitable leading mini to
play the British soldier-hero for
*the diminutive star.
whWril
yoked to
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n -r r iE l ^ o o i
P R iK lG iw ’ O i& H
v / E R E . WA\M€)E
E R L O kJC r ■
especially
It la fu r t h e r ordnrod that Oil* to select gowns which Lois Wilson
n otice be published In T h # Hanford will wear as a strictly modern
Herald a n e w sp a p e r p u h tU h rd In
Sanford. Bem lnole C o u n ty . Florida, hohb-d-hwirml girl.
on ce e a c h w e e k fo r fo u r c o n s e c u
tiv e w e e k s and t h a t a copy h e r e o f
(L egal N otices)
b s m a i le d ' t o each o f th a d efen d a n t*
named In th is order.
W IT N E S S my h and a n d the o f f i
REGISTRATION NOTICE
cial eeal of thw-UIrcult Court of the
FOR
REGULAR MUNICIPAL
13rd J u d ic ia l C i r c u i t o f th e Htute
o f F lorida,
Iti and f o r S e m in o le
ELECTION
County. F lorid a , on th is th e 1st
Tho
Raglstration
Books of the
day o f N ovem b er, A. D.. l* 2f.
City of «nfofd, Florida will oe
V. K. DOUOLAHH,
,
Clerk C lrru tl Court. open cn Saturday, November
II) A. M. W E E K S .
1927
and
will
cloaa
Friday,
Nov'
D, C,
embar 25th A. p . 1927. At the
WILSON, B O Y L E A D IO R TON.
Solicitor* fo r C om p lain an t.
City Hall.
(H E A L )
.
I * R . P lllU P S .
! N T H E _CU U NT V C OU RT O F THK
COUNTY
XU DUE.
SEMINOLE ______ City Raglstration. Officer.
COUNTY, S T A T E O F FLO RIDA
n r ■t o i u j y
IN T H E E S TA T E O F OKOIU1F i n ■ T i f R— r o i m T
JU
DOB.
SEMIN OLE
COUNTY.
JUIKJB.
SEMINOLE
nC Q H A R D T . D eeeasad. tn P ro hA*e.
S T A T E O F FLORIDA.
d
wahds
F IN A L NOTICE
"
J
e
n
K
NOFICE IV H E R E B Y OIVKN that '
KM •he u n d s r s lg s e d w ill, o n th e l l t h
parson* hsvtiur
d ay , o f December, A. D.. IS I f. p r e
le s s , a n d a ll P«r
a g a in s t esld
cla
im
*
or
demand*
sent l o th e H o n orab le C o u n ty Ju<ls«esU ta;
•*f S e m in o le County. F lo rid a ,
hi*
Of you, are hereby
Vo
fl n s l .r e t u r n , a cco u n t a n d voueher**
r«<iplt*d to
present
a s E x e c u to r o f t b s e s t a t e o f Osorai- not l<
* which you.
any
C
l_
_
D uchardt. Deceased, a n d a t s a l t
.... l i v e a g a in s t
Urns, than and th ere, m a k e a p p l i c a ur e ith e r
ITH E DW A RD S
tion tn tha sa id J u d g e fo r a fin al ih* t ‘ —
jf Seminole
s e t t le m e n t o f h is a d m in is t r a tio n of MCA
. Ron. Jss . O.
C
ounty.
said e sta te , and for an o rd er die* -n f Sem inole
,n th* County
»'W . e County,
month* from
'■ P V S & a k m
8
u t l t 'fcAJ INCU'-ONT.
g it c o l d i
Ml
called for copious
__
cript ci
itu.^iilM
td^
c
a
r
n
.^
u
t
Maroeline
was not in n
w
experts went to
; > . ■
An d
>1
’
c im r M W H W ttk c ." w .r r w t.iw .''
—I
'Mrt*/ PCMTCMA
i
Day w a s,
tho /limin'
*
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7
da.
•R U S T Y R U B E S REVENGE*
SO U N D S TYaR IL U N G — f.
B O N D E R WHAT IT’S
ALL A B O U T — ? M
W M T ’LL L S E E b i l l — H E ’S
SETTING a d u p n p o o r e x a m p l e
\_ETT\NG «SUCH TRASH LIE
AROUND - GIMME THAT BOOK!!
VJHAT T O U DON'T KNOW WON’T
H U R T T O U - AM' VIHAT'TOU DO
KNOW D O E SN 'T S E E M T O
x D O YOU ANY G O OD
f a i t sn*i ti e Hi r I'nrk, for
—r t
IS
turct
•’ l l . .
AkMc iiui*i t’l.-Ir opposite complcXicns, Miirnuu rcquir.s that Ids
perfect types he between 17 and 2i
yenr* «>f age, hotwocn five fe :t one
and five f**et three in height and
with figur’s in proportion to their
nature. They also must possess
that elu*ive quality which registers
II , - ANNUM WNN
-D ir
phbtngniphically, hut stage or
screen experience is unnecessary.
bi*
| Ul J lll|| ItiUUti,
OltR KR OF I'CIII.ICATION
The orcheiu.a played "TrjuniTHK HT.VTK v»F FI.OItIDA TO:
VV A. L I l’t’I N l I T T . and MARY crt'l." Lon Ckaney told her doleful
C t-ll'RINUOTT. bl* wifi*.
I i J *:i»rir*. H tr sister, Alice recited
S p rin g Hlrei". A iuntn. Iloorwla, pitiful talc* about crippled urchin*.
Dffi-inlant*.
It .u p p s s r liix f / o m
an affid avit
Director 'i. Lrownlng was about
flb*il la Ihl* call*** by tbu U n m u laln - to give up in despair, when Muruni that y o u
\V. A. L t l ’P IN C O T T
amt MARY C. U I'J'INCO TT.
hi* colla broke down and wept so long
w ife, are each and e v e r y resid en t* and bitterly that Comedian Bert
of a S t a l e nr C ou n try o th e r t h a n Roach had to do ni* funniest tuners
tlm S ta te o f Flnrldu: t h a t th* p r e s
ent s d d r r s s and ptur* o f resld en eo to Htcm the >alty flood.
n t the deferidunt* r s e h und ev *ry.
If yod di*l*divo it. Browning
W. A. I.1PPINI-OTT an d MARY C. Ktiyn wait und *cc tho pictUD-.
M I’ PINCOTT. M* w ife . ** parti
eiitsrly u* 1* k n o w n t*i t h i s a f f ia n t
I* 171 Sprint: Street. A tlan ta, i i .....
Dune, -and
Kin: th a t you and e a ch of y o u nr* . Karl
---------, Gcnrgo K. A rth u r
ovnr th** na*1 of t w e n t y . o n * y ea r* i w h o romped lliiotigil u riltiuita
and that thero I* no p erson In I h n : training camp ill “ Rookies" and
S ta l e o f F lorida, th e ** r v lce o f a i k n u t a h ••nlb.m. In "Riiliv .Mine.'
Sum m on* In *CJano.*r> „p t>n w h o m | t b rOUgn_l_OU*ge__In ( Uab> . u n u .
uio to cavort next hi the hawdust
would bind yon or c lt lie r o f y o u
T h erefo re thl* I* t o co m m a n d you. •ring under the "big top." A large
W. A. I.IPPINVOTT a n d M'ARY t: Hr.-"* in to by chartered for the
MI'RINCOTT. lit* w if e , to e a c h and
nvrry p erson ally lie an d a p p e a r bn* loum'n n-*xt venture, to lie directed
fora our *ald i ’lreult Court ut Han t»y Edward Sedgwick.
ford. S em in o le Count)-, F lorid a , on
ih>* :>th day of
Uecembi-r, A. D.
1*11. lo m a k e a n s w e r to tin* lllll of
Extra* a t First National studio*
C om p lain t filed u g a ln a t y o u by ih** will he treated ill fr.'<* »havt*s and
C*<inplalnuiit In thl* <-au*e, o th e r wl*e said bill of c o m p la in t w i l l '*•• haircuts whun Charlie M urray u:ul
ta k e n a* e o n f|i* e * l 'b y y o u und George Sidney operat• u bnrhvr
thl* rails*
„ ,, proceed
-, ex purl*
shop which fig irc* prominently in
T h e natu re nf until su it belliir a ..
i ' Jr.i.i. . i .
•ult lo furecloKio that c e r ta in I l v l . u
■*> w h ich th<* pair brt
g a g e d a ted th e t3th d ay o f October. unwilling participant*, in u trans
A. I>., ISIS from th e dafemlnnt*. oceanic flight.
W. A. MI’RINCOTT atid MARY. C.
UIM'INCOTT. hi* w ife , to th e C o m
I test full styles from Paris will
p la in a n t. M. It. HUTTON, said n u.rt.
g a * o bnlns o f record In MortgaKc In* one of tho feature:) la First Na
lluuk St. page 310 o f Hie P u b lic
R ecords of S em in ole C o u n ty , F l o r i tional’* “ French Dressing*" Style
an*
5AV, THAT'S MOTHINS BOTA S
c h e a p h c n s l —vihv D o r r
YOU READ SOMETHING ELEVATING J - ’etmXf
INSTEAD Or POLLUTING YO UR
.........
m in d w it h b u n k uxE T fcprr— '7
T he n e x t th in g t xnow to g 'll .
b e STARTdia IM V4HER6* THE
JAMES B a r s le ft o f f -
OPNyylBLP
w
For Sale, well e?
n
Y'RCADlN'
High Salaries D e m a n d e d Byi
Former ShinlngLIghtsLeud
To Discovery Of Others
tx c
ii. c i i A W F o n n .
u
For Rent:—Two furnished apart
• Service
ments with garngos.
large
rooms and porches. S. J. Biggers,
iia transfer pictures, 919 Park Ave.
lints, and brushes. Sun
|ouse Paints and Varnishes. Beautiful apartm ents—Two room-*
Paint and Wall Paper
kitchenette and bath attractively
V . First St.
furnished, centrally located, all
improvements. $0.00 per week. Tel.
ETE in every shape and 777 or 775.
etc.* Sanford Cement
Ccr.pany, F ifth and CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 812
jSU. Phone 112-»V.
Park Ave. Apartments—2 and I
—garage and water. Reasonable.
Russel.
Farpis, Groves,
lit* N. Park Ave. Phone Attractive furnished apartment*
corner Park and Tenth Sts. Frigidairo installed, water and g.i-*
[IGHr PRINT SHOP
ago furnished.
Phone 18-J.
[V servirr on anything in
ig- A phono call will get FURNISHED apartm ent for rent
Phono 117-W. 9 Rallin the Herald building—a down
town f cation nt remarkably low
rate*. Ask f«»r Mr. Haines at The
;ROOFING—The Rdof F.vi Herald office.
nH*
Metal
ahingfas,
•*eam tin and galvinlzcd T5— Houses For Rent
• Jnmes II. Cowan. Oak
I Third St. Phone 111 .
t> room unfurnished house, corner
Oak and 17th St. Phone 29.
UP YOUR OLD WALLS
PHE NEW WALL PAINT
HLNG NEW AND RET3R FURTHER INFORMA[CALL PHONE 235-J OR Petunia spray flower ami other
C. COLLER, SANFORD. winter blooming plants. A. K*
Kosuetter, Phono 212-W.
(CVM>.T
HOLLYWOOD. Cal.—Nov. 22— j
(INS) — I* thiit the era of the un
known in the history of motion i
picture* *
Producers seemingly prefer to
establish their own stars rather
than pay exorbitant prices demand
ed
hv those already arrived, and
IN T R K . CIR CUIT
UUlIRT
OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY. r i- O R I D A i nowrunit r* are finding equally a*
g r at favor on the screen as till
IN i 'IIANCKHY.
In
l;.[’H l ll u n
of
ROSA
U rea*l\ -m.idi* celebrities.
K t .ll’K EH.
The past ; ear has definitely setM»TH I! OF A PPLICATIO N TO
tleil tin nerveiuiier as a potential
III: l l l i m A FIIKR DMA LKIt
Nlfl'R'K |* hereb y
g iven
Ihat favorite, says Director Fred Niblo.
lb* uinlirHleni'il. a innrrlril w o m a n , who number* Lois Moran, Janet
v III "!i thA tilth day o f D ecem b er,
A 1> l:iJT at ten 110) o 'c lo c k A. Gavimr a mi Chartes Farrell among
M .ii*|*l> to th e H o n o ra b le W . W. the younger generation who have
R i i e l i t I iiiI ko of the I'lreult Court made sensational strides toward
"f the t w e n t y -third Judicial circuit
•*f On* Slut*- o f
F lo rid a, a t
th e ici uui fume.
Four! House at Hanford. S e m in o le
Ralph htubes a recent recruit
f o u n t v. florU la , or w h e r e e v e r said
.1ndxr may be nt *abl tim e, fur a from the legitimate stage, wa*
Heru*«- t.. m a n a g e. ta k e c h a r g e of cho.eu by N.blo to plav opposite
m u f control her p rop erty and b e LIPiao Gish in “Th • Enemy," alcome a free d ea ler
In e v e r y re* thougl,
many mote mature artists
Dated ihl* th e 16lh day o f N o v - competed for the part.
ember. A D 1»27.
Vilma Hanky, who was sclccteil
ROSA 1.. KLIC K F it.
tn appear with Ronald f'oiiniin in
\\ I l.si IN'. IIOYLK A DIOIITON
Holtrltor* for P utltlnner.
hlH next picture, "Flower of Spain,"
was unknown to American film
in T i n : I’i n c m T c o u r t of run fans when -he made h* r d e b a te in
T W K N T V .T H IR D J U D IC IA L Oil*.- “Th ■ Dark Angel."
I I IT
OF
T in :
NTATK
OF
FLORIDA, IN A ND FOR HKMINGilbert Roland won his cine in a
• il.K COUNTY. IN C H A N C E R Y .
spnv* ,is a lending man in Norma
F. \V. U I L.MoTT, C om p lain an t,.
Talmud go's "Camille."
i’m w k u . a l b e r t a . jo iin lin t.
“The new
,il to llollywuotl
•II.VS and U. K. C lIR ItlK R , R e s .
should euii- ide* t s youth and non
o'ui 'Ell*' FUR CONSTRUCTt V E
entity gr,*a* n:*s l> in his struggle
SERVICE HY PUBLIC ATIO N
To
Meiers. P O W E L L A L B E R T A to tnastrr I'-e .u- \ : s if this year
reflect' | m*i .nnnent p dieios," Niblo
iin*l JOHN IIIOOINH:
) 't A HE HKIIERV n it D E I lF .D concludes.
' ' N 11 UF.QUtltKD Manf./ni.
to ap p eaSr e m
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Bronze Table [sic] To Be Unveiled By Jews To
Mrs. Moses’ Memory
Unveiling of a bronze tablet in memory of Mrs. A. H. Moses takes place tomorrow evening at 8 p. m. at a special service to be held at the Sanford Jewish congregation __ community center on ____ ___nt, according to an announcement today by Perry Weinberg, president of the congregation.
The tablet will be a tribute to Mrs. Moses in whose name her husband, A. H. Moses, prominent commission merchant, last year contributed a large sum of money which made possible the construction of the community center.
Tomorrow nights program will be opened by a short talk by Mr. Weinburg followed by Louis Bandel of Leesburg, who will be master of ceremonies and who will deliver an eulogy to Mrs. Moses. Several vocal selections will be rendered by Mrs. Rex Racoosin accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Fred Newman.
A reading, “A Tribute to Womanhood” will be given by Mrs. Lillian Richmond of Orlando. Rabbi J. Berson will pronounce the benediction.
A large crowd of interested friends of members of the local congregation is expected to be present from Orlando. In addition, a cordial invitation was extended today to Sanford ctizens [sic] to attend.
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Bronze Table [sic] To Be Unveiled By Jews To
Mrs. Moses’ Memory
Unveiling of a bronze tablet in memory of Mrs. A. H. Moses takes place tomorrow evening at 8 p. m. at a special service to be held at the Sanford Jewish congregation __ community center on ____ ___nt, according to an announcement today by Perry Weinberg, president of the congregation.
The tablet will be a tribute to Mrs. Moses in whose name her husband, A. H. Moses, prominent commission merchant, last year contributed a large sum of money which made possible the construction of the community center.
Tomorrow nights program will be opened by a short talk by Mr. Weinburg followed by Louis Bandel of Leesburg, who will be master of ceremonies and who will deliver an eulogy to Mrs. Moses. Several vocal selections will be rendered by Mrs. Rex Racoosin accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Fred Newman.
A reading, “A Tribute to Womanhood” will be given by Mrs. Lillian Richmond of Orlando. Rabbi J. Berson will pronounce the benediction.
A large crowd of interested friends of members of the local congregation is expected to be present from Orlando. In addition, a cordial invitation was extended today to Sanford ctizens [sic] to attend.
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YOUR NEWSPAPER
bljshcd in Florida’s Heart.
,'e World’s Greatest Vc^etable
ction. Its Riflicst Garden Land
tujsie x i x .
ruce Effected In ANOTHER BOMB C . V.McIntyre, > . Of LOAN TOJAPAN
Mrs.J.N. Tolar, Succumbs
'risonMutinyAfte WRECKS HOUSE 5 Weeks After Wife Dies M AY THREATEN From Court Reci
hreatened Attack IN GANG FIGHT
U. S. RELATIONS By Remus Coum
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’
1j
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Following a stroke of appoplexy |
summoned away at the time
yesterday nftomoon a t 6 o’clock, of hi* death, being in North fur-..
( . A. McIntyre passed away last inn, 1I« th Were summoned last
Police Think Hombing Result night
, .. a,t 10:30
.. o’clock .a t the
.. *rhome
1
1 night.
O f F-,iIn i-a n r r* „« „ •
-r | °f hia daughter, Mrs. J , N. T olar, 1 ti, ,«dc his daughter, Mrs. Tolar, Manchurian Railroad Seeks
F v , l i o 7 # S f (' a " K sler To -°T cast Tenth Street. Deah was . Mr. M, .ntyrr
|,
is survived by two
Money To Develop Lines
Lxert Sufficient Rower In sudden but not unexpected as M r.l'o r. Roy I.. McIntyre
of Lakeland
Lily Hall On Gang’s Behalf ■McIntyre had been in feeble health and t |». McIntyre of Miami, one ! Hut Chinn Says Funds Will
He Used For Exploitation
for several months.
- .slut, J, v McIntyre of Auburn
Mr. McIntyre died five weeks, , alt .mil :hru> sisters, Mias Lillie
after his wife passed away at a
•< lhf> re of Rocky Mount, N
sanitarium in Orlando where shi 1 • Mr«. Viola Hughs of Fort
bad been confined for a short time. I’letvc and Mis. C. St. McKenzie
Loth hail been making their home ■ • op|eii», t;n , all of whom an* cxSecond Attempt On Life Of for
the pas; several"" months with
to l-e her** for tho funeral
'ap;»n IIa.sAIway.sHnd EyeOn Ex-Crown Prince Declares He
Sensational Attempted Jail
Dctectivq Chiefl Relieved their daughter, Mrs. Tolnr, coniine • >:e>l
I'um-ral -(>rvires will be hell
.Mongolia And ManchuriaAs | Must Malt For MoreEvents
Break Hogan Yesterday As
To Have Heen Frustrated here front their home in Lnkelan,; auintav afternoon at I o’clock at
Part Of JnpanescKingdom \ From Roumnnia:Conditions
Prisoners Took Possession
____
His wife's death was a great loss the home of Dr. and Mrs. T' la,'Axe Not Right Foe Return
After OverpoweringGuards; <hu a g o . Nov. 25 —
— to Mr. McIntyre who wns greatlj
'• Dr I! D. Brownlee in charge.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25— (IN
Lar-al will follow in Lakeview
"
•
l*.",,ibs replaced gangster guns in affci.ed by the blow.
PARIS,
Nov. 25— "Prem ier
Mr. .McIntyre bad been in better • 1 ueten. the lietly to rest beside
Fearing thnt Japan mny be
PRISON, Cal., Nov. the last twelve-hour developments
Rrntianu's
death
does not mean
spirits during the past few day- ' bat of hi< wife
preparing to strike a serious blow my immedinte return to Roumnnmm_____
1
(FOLSOM STATE PRISON,! w i l ^ ’n lT ^ n .T p n lli^ d y S •m the Chicago “front” and the ntul appeared to be getting atom
I'edls-n 1r« will be: C. E. Henry, at America's “open door" policy in j ja'” , form er Crown Princo Carol
\|„ Nov. 25 ( I N S ) — A truce ‘‘ml seventeen others were wound- home of Peter J. Spingaln, power so well thnt Mrs. Tolar left sever A M ti, kcimm, R. B. Chapman, C h in a through the $ 10,000.0001told International News Scrvico
COURTHOUSE, CINC
la elected today With the j
during tho battle here betwoen in the City Hall and indirectly al days ago for a short visit wit it • d.void I’ Lane. T. L. Dumas and
ATI,
Nov. 25—A report '
South
Manchurian
railway
loan
it
*°ll?*’*
.
relatives
in
Georgia.
Dr
.Tolnr
wtr
15. L. IV. k
>00 mutinous prisoners rr,!'°"cr*
officers. » check of connected with prominent gang,
...
...
, . .
Tho hx-Crown Prince, who Is
W seeking in New W k . admlnU- U , , torm cneter of Aoun^nja*., three alienists pertaining y
(nsunlities disclosed early today. 1sti rs, fell in ruins,
ho have held sway in a sec- The sensational attempted jai’ltration officials have decided to dis- j political strifo in which six year the sanity of George Remud
I’olico attributed the bombing t<»
in of tho state prison here lireak began yesterday and the members
approve the proposed loan unless eld King Michael's throne is the at the time he shot and
of
a
faction
who
decided
[ice shortly before noon yes- prisoners, still in possession of Spingnlu had not exerted suffic
Japan gives iL’fint'.r guarantees! *(,lke, received tho correspondent his wife, Imogene, was pr
two buildings within the prison
ient
political
influence
in
their
that
the money will be used solely
? n account of the
rday. •
walls this morning, were contin
,
. •
,
' curly hour Carol wore only his ented to Jud?e Che
lUnder the terms of the uing to defy the attacking forces. behalf. A sister of the city hall
for eio.iomlc development and not pajamas. He sat in tho breakfast Shook at the trial of R(
I" litician married Angelo Genna,
ice it is believed a surren- Six prison guards remain in the notorious rackbteer. Henry Spinf* r pot it kill or other exploitation, 1room sipping a cup of coffee and for murder thia afternoon bi
of the convicts. They have
it wax lc-irnctl teday upett the high- 1"'ith a pile of Paris newspapers was not put into the offlci
of the prisoners will be j hands
threatened to shoot the guards, gola. brother of Teter, was slain
' on the table before him.
i’>
a
gangster
war.
The
bombing,
fectcl without further bloodshed. ir.
cs,
authority.
.
cold blood if the attacking for
“ I must still aw ait further ev court record because of objt
l
o
I
low
ed
tile
slaying
yesterday
u
f
j
|o uprising of the prisoners ul- ! ccc renew hostilities.
(iilcs Wires Ambassador To Utmost secrecy has thus far nt* ents
|
.Membership
Canvass
Will
He
in Roumunia,’’ said CaroL tions entered by the defe
Arthur G. Ilartz, alleged pronibi-j
»dy hail cost nine lives. The ! The dead:
In\ estimate Affair; Hacker tenth',I the negotiations, the Stnto “The Morning Press says th at tho Remus was not insane 'a t til
tion snooper. H artz’s body, bulla*. , Inaugurated At Dinner To
Department refusing oven to adnii; peasants party have sgnt ipe an time he killed Mrs. Remua in
Ray Singlrion, a gur.rd, stubbed riddled, was discovered on the
Sson mutiny
and attempted
Vcruses Flyer OT Seeking that
He Given At Valdez; Drive
the m utter has been placed be invitation to return nt once. 1 towering rage, in Eden Park,
and
shot
to
death.
(olesale delivery came to u sud.
bank of the drainage canal.
Cheap And Vulgar Publicity fore it. But it is not denied thnt hnve
Will GotUnderWayTucsday
not seen any such invita alienists ruled. The alienist*, I
Charles A. Giles, gute guard,
i and dramatic climax at 7:.’I0
-lames Cole, gang leader and ter
Thomas Lnntot, New York banker tion. “The conditiops which I re
Dock this morning when the pri died of heart failure during the rorist, .died late yesterday of
W
FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.— | .disc 11mmed tlui subject with ilopnrt- cently- outlined to you regarding tor* David D. D. Wolfstain, E.
Inauguration of the
annual
cer*, after negotiating with war- height of the bnttle.
wounds received when ho onguged membership canvass of the Chamh • INS) Captain Frederick A. Gil- • mnnt officials nft."i Ids return from my return to Roumania ennnot be Baber nnd Charles Kieley, wci
appointed by the court to ob
Seven unidentified prisoners.
Court Smith, nccepied the
with polico in a gun battle. Two er of Commerce is scheduled for • . whose recent unsuccessful I In - Japan a week ago.
worked out so soon after M. Bral- Remus and they havo been doln
The wounded:
|anlcn's terms and agreed t'» lay
Monday
when
members
of
the
trn
alleged gambling and vice houses
In view of the momentous re
so in court for day*.
Charles Gorhansen, a guard, have been bombed in the last few teams which will have the cam *' ii' 1 I light attem pt aroused a action the loan mny have on Am ianu’s death.
rn their guns.
"I prefer to nuikc no predictions
seriourly
stubbed;
may
die.
Remus has rontended ha
paign
in
charge,
will
I
m
«
guest
at
n
ler.n
»f
controversy
here,
today
days
when
owners
refused
to
dis
erican relations in the Far East, if for the future.
|The truco o w rt'jrc wux mado by
But nny decisive
A,. Mussick, u guard, badly continue operating in territory dinner a t the Valdez C’afe a t
7 ’i*i*l wired Sir
(convicts just na tho troops and
Esnio Howard, Japan uses it as an opening wed move on my part is n m atter of insane when the murder waa cot
milled. "Transitory maniacal
controlled by “Scnrfnce AT’ Cap o’clock.
anls without were drawn up , beaten; may die.
British Ambassador, for 11 full in- ge to carry out its long deferred days, not u m atter of hours. ■anity”, has been hi* defense, IK
W
alter
Noil,
n
turnkey,
seriously
one,
the
generalissimo
of
the
south
Announcement of the approach
hope of mnking Manchuria 11 Jap “ Whether I return to Roumania as
ared to nttack. The first hint of stabbed and shot in leg.
side hoodlums.
ing drive was made by E. J. T rot i^igutiun of tin* nffair. Giles anese colony, the question will be king or n member of tho council contends ho was sane before tht
(came in n telephone message
crime, “tranaitorally insane *
AI Dcnly, u guurd, stabbed sev
(Warden Smith from an unnam- eral times.
Another attem pt upon the life ter; secretary of the organization, -aid he returned t“ the mainland given t!v.< most serious study nnd of n ’gent or simply as
Princo his mind exploded," a t the me
of chief of detectives William O' who hns charge of tho evening’s liter ecoimtering bud weather consideration before the State De Cnrol will not be decided qptil I ent of the killing jmd sane aftc
}convict. About 7 o'clock one
Barnett Muse, secretary to the Connor, the second in a week, program. Finn! plans wilt be out ihotit Iso niil'X* off slum1. Major partm ent takes nny action what arrive in Bucharest."
iff, a revolver and some nmnuiwards.
was believed to have been thwarted lined, instruction given und short i\ II llowic, of tho San Francisco ever, the International N6ws Ser
Carol seemed please with the
> . passed by thd prisoners warden, shot in leg.
Mrs. Anna Rvereon, sister
Scvcntcon unidentified prisoners, here today when detectives swoop talks will be included on the pro
vice wns informed.
gpnornl situation and the outlook;
i captive guards and relayed
three of whom aro believed to be ed down upon three alleged gang- gram. Following the dinner, the 1Vc.1t h» r Bureau, . said bin reports v Protests against the loan have also, with tho ntUtude of tho George Remus, became
Imi to tho guards outside.
in a dying condition.
stVn hkUngWnear‘ the%‘hTc?a homo »‘‘,rk'-rH W,IU n T “ lr t” ‘h** Milaoe bowed weather conditions were already been voiced In mnny Chi French press towards him. Ho in an ante-room of tha ex
rWordcn said tho cxmvict
Between 1,200 and 2,000 prison with loaded pistols in their hands. Theater whero they will be the favorable nl the puir.t nvo’itumed nese quarters. Chinese objections drank a second cup of coffeo and court today when she waa'
i acted us spokesman for tho ers arc engaged in battle with
the stand aa a wltas
guests of J. L. M nrent’tt nt the
nre based on the belief thut Japan smoked a cigarette. “Heavens to
The three were rushed to the showing of tho fil.n, “ W hat Price b> Gilus.
op stated that tho term s of moro than 1,000 men who have
state.
Judge Cheater R. She
knows
how
many
newxpap«r
men
atiirrivdcr v»vr». • flint '^trey been caiKTd out to fnrttnih* fhe detective bureau and questioned. Glory.”
Detroit,
Nov.
25.—(INK)— Ians to us the nrocceds of tho drove .out here last night,’’ Carol the bench and wept Into
can for "IniDejlallstlc nnd econo,
ibe beaten, abused or starved." general break. The force of men Sullenly they gavo names and ndThe eampuign gets under way ‘T ’ojipt o e o ih iiig und fly.’* 1 nric" ends. They nssert th at Tokyo added with a smile. "Tho gate tntliJn w hh attorneys fo r 1
fuden Smith sent ack word thnt now stationed at the prison in drcsse.i which polico nre believed Tuesduy morning nt !• o’clock nnd
Till* was tho substance of u sec has never givehup Its original plan keeper tells me. there was n reg ■Ides.
to be false nnd refused to talk fur
i leaders in the attem pted break clude guards,
militia, deputy ther.
is
scheduled
to
end
Friday
night.
ond telcuram sent today to Copt. ns expressed in th - famous twenty- ular parade of automobiles out A fter a fifteen m inute The men are: William Clif
old be placed In solitary conflno- sheriffs, polico and volunteers.
A
quit
extensive
campaign
is
Mrs. Ryersou waa still fi.
Morris Fischer and Abrain planned with tho goal set nt 11 sum Frederick A. Giles, British aviator one demands of 1015, of nnnexing side tho gates. Ilut I refused to condiion
ot \yith one meal n day. These
to teaUfy and John
Governor C. C. Young has been ford,
ace them oh I prefer not to make
Manchuria
nnd
Mongolia
to
the
by
William
II.
Buieware,
Detroit
Ckczcn,
alias
Chase.
aifions npurcntly were accepted. summoned to the scene of the
that will meet the general oper
ob
Schmitt,
deputy clerk
any
comment
upon
M.
Uratianu’s
Jnpnncsc
Empire.
backei .{ the proposed flight of
sand. Schmitt was asked if
(Conclusive* evidence th a t tho outbreak, to take charge of the . A previous nttm ept hud been ating expenses of the trade organi Giles
deuth right now.”
American
objections
would
be
lo
Australia
l>y
way
of
Hawmade to ‘'g et’* chief O' Connor zation. Secretary T rotter ^t.i.t ri
,
any recollection of Isaul
d sensational break in Folsom'^ situation.
based on possible violation of tho
The mutiny is 'considered so ser octirred simultaneously with the today that the Chamber of Com uii. The British aviator, incensed he "open door” policy, which in effect
poenas In tho Remus
dory has ended * artte when the
jtiiuse hi* backer intimated he was
case which was to have boon
atioanl Guardsmen marched to ious that machine guns wero rush bombing of tho home of Peter J. mcrco is seeking tho smallest sum seeking “cheap and vulgar publi denies to nil foreign powers th,*s
A
on the morning of Oct. 0,
son arsenal und turncu-in their ed here by aeroplane from San SpingoGb power in tho city hall it has uskd in several years.
rig h t to iditnin exclusive te rri
Francisco, and tanks have been und said to he n personal friend budget hall been compiled, culling city,” announced ho would not fly torial or economic privileges in
day Remus ahot and killed
amunithm.
of gungster leaders.
for expenditures only fo r essential until Rosvwnrno* retracted the
wif*.
‘-‘V*___
Thina.
This
policy
will
not,
accord
|AI1 the convict deadl and wound- ordered from the Presidio at Mon
work of the organization, he said. statement.
terey.
Remus
the
lawyer,1
*
Jumped
t
ing to th«* Interpretation put on it
I were moved down shortly be“ I had nothing to upoligize for,” here,
With the campaign only several
Sentries reported early today
his feet objecting to tho
*
perm
it
Japan
t<
>
set
up
a
rail
I'luik yesterday when the army
days off, leaders of the Chamber "f Ri-siwuVne said, “but I do not want way monopoly in Manchuria, a l Tho Seminole County Health and the court excused ti,
civilians, prison guards, police that the prisoners were attem pt
Commerce expressed the belief to appear to 1*0 discouraging Giles. though Japan would not he prevent Council, of which H. C. Du Bose, from the room while th a '
ing
to
break
through
the
recrea
« sheriff’s deputies swept the
thnt it would be n success. This I still hate hopgs he will succeed ed from operating 11 railway con is president, nnd Mrs. L. M. Hansel ant voiced his object
tion
hall,
one
of
the
buildings
in
ID house with rifle firo in retaliwas based on encouraging reports and I think lie will chnnge his mind cession tvgaliy owned.
their
possession,
in
order
to
get
vice president, will observe Health loud voice. Remua, law_ _
M<m for the shootingofOumett food supplies in the adjoining
received for a number of business a fte r he has had time to think over
Last
July
however,
Tokyo
de
Sunday on Nov. 27 and launch its defendant, s a t ten feet a*
«e, secretary to the warden, who dining hall. This would give them
funds which recently hnv-« volun his do* Inration.” Kelntion* between
Christmas
Seal Sale the following head bowed. As Mrs.
manded
thut
the
Peking
govern
"a wounded In the leg. The four access to a food supply sufficient
Prisoners u{ the city and county tarily taken out their mcnihcr«hipt Giles and Roscwarne became ment abandon work on two Chiresg day, according to* Mr*. \V, L. Mor continued to cry ho whL
»nls released today are Emory for weeks; it would also give
und offered their eo-operation in strained when the sponsor of the
lines being constructed pnrallcl to gan secretary of the organization. hi* attorney, Charles Hi* _
■Campbell, Bob McCreary, C’has. them access to tho new ecllhuu.sc, jails enjoyed a sumptuous Thanks tho coming canvass.
proposed flight rebuked the British the South Manchurian rnilway. Ingiving
dinner,
yesterday,
tho
meal
The campaign will be under tho and bo walked to the wltaaa
"wgler ami Lawrence I ’urchelk where several hundred prisoners being made possible by contribu
Following uri* the team s:
nviaf r for engaging in a contro Man,burin. Jamin would have a supervision of Campaign Mana and talked to her solidtioua
was injured.
Mrs. Rycraon had become
Number One: W. M, McKinnon, versy with the weather bureau, ov- virtual monopoly if-Peking accedes ger R. G. Fox. The proceeds of
ore now locked in ceils.
tions of many Sanford citizens
It'pon their release, the four men
tertcal in an ante-roons’ a
Authorities believe tho convicts ond tho untiring efforts of Mrs. C. R| Sharon, Howard Overlin und or fiyjiig_ii)iiilition3 in the Pacific. to this demand.
the
seal
sale
will
he
apportioned
65
[•at into conference with wurden will fight it out to tho Inst ditch Charlotte Ginther, 10<5 East Fourth Z. N. Holler.
WASHINGTON, N nv.25.-(IN S)
One half of the cupitu! stock of per cent for the school clinic of when ahe was first summoa
Tith and prison and state offi> and are preparing to meet the Street, wbu prepared the dinner.
IJnm bfr Two: Ur. C. W. Baker, - I f ('apt. F r e d e r i c A.’ Giles, the South Manchurian railway Seminole County in the correction the stand. An hour a fte r
who are preparing to launch prisoners in a like rndnncr. Thrco
Included on the menu were
British aviator, has telegraphed Company is owned hv the Japan work among school children: 10 thought she was sbla to <
(Continued On Page t»)
investigation.
Warden of the ringleaders have been iden chicken, fruits, nuts, cakes and
Sir Esme Howard, the British Am ese government, la'shles operating per cent to the National Tubercu court, seek her brother In
iJth, speaking from the confer tified. Th.-y aro , named Stokes, other delicacies. Cigaretttes were
bassador, for an “ investigation” of t'Htl miles of railway in three prov losis Association nnd 25 per cent prisoner’s dock and tall what
might know of the tragedy. !
s room ,told International News Stewart and Brown, all danger also distributed among the in
the flyers’ differences with the U. inces the rompuny controls and op to the atato organization work.
came
in with a wsvert
rice that “a t least four ring. ous characters, and each an ex mates as were small pocket edi
erates
harbors,
coal
mines,
steel,
S. W eather Ilurenu, the request
Seals will bo sent from Seminole
«rs of the convicts are known.” pert with a gun. Floyd Hall, an tions of the Bible.
The affair
had not been received ut the Em- electric, und gas works, And a chain County direct instead of from The morning of tha tr* |
barmy this morning. “ I don’t- *cu of hotels. Refinancing of these sub Jacksonville as in form er years. and Remua {xchangsd pi
Na o<l,litii/h to the eight convicts other desperate killer, is ulsu with was voted by the prisoners as otic
a t the. breakfast table a __
sidiary activities would, the Chin
of the most enjoyable ever staged
pportnl killed by Ur. Day and the rioters.
MIAMI. Fla. —Nov. 25 —(INS) w hat we could do about it uny- ese objections contend, help the Jup’ Mrs. Morgan stated, and the drive Ryersop aa she began her t
Anticipating that the prisoners in tho juils, and appreciation was
way,”
said
an
Embassy
Attache.
thirty wounded prisoners, the
bo entirely handled from tho n>uny.
— Florida lias subscribed $03,000 to
pnese strengthen the economic and will
pr,Jwn break cost tho lives of might 'succeed in attempting to expressed by them for the work the fund of 9020,500 th a t has been
heudquarters
of tho Sominolo
"I said to him, "Georgs, th
therefore
the
|H>litical
hold
they
by
Mrs.
Ginther
and
the
dona
Jx Singleton, turnkey, who was cut the electric wird> within tiio
County
Health
Council.
1IOLU
UP
FOILED
taised
for
the
erection
of
the
Urygoing to be your Mg '
now
exercise
through
them.
prison,
*
authorities
last
night
tions
of
others.
t down when the outbreak s ta r.
Tho m inisters throughout tho testified. -H # .aid
State Department officials have
Among those who contributed un Memorial University a t Dayton,
P ln«i Chas. Glace, oldest guard at brought reserve searchlights oii>
county will be asked to prepare It is."
ODESSA,
Texas,
Nov.
25—
rating
third
so
far
in
the
state
sub
U
en
cln»ely
watching
Japanese
■•arc during the excitement 1ft side the wall* anif prepared to monoy for food were: Mrs. E. M. scription lists with only Tennessee (IN S )—Two unidentified bunk
"When did you hear
movements in north China since last sermuns along health lines on
cut them on from an outside Carroll. Ur. F. D. King, Mrs. and Genrgiu ahead.
• attack.
bandits wero shot to death hero spring when the newly formed Sunday, Mrs. Morgan fu rth e r sort killing of Mrs. Ramus V*
R
eids
Lodge
und
McClain.
Mr.
I'he prison employes ' wounded power line.
The late William Jennings Bryan today when they nude uii unsuc
Government announced ed, und every effort will be made asked.
Dr. T. W. Day, the prison phys Keller! J. A. Harrold. Floyd Park. w'na u citizen of Florida, making cessful attem pt to rob the Citizens Tanaka
^n(f the fray are:
’I don’t know—th a t
that it would adopt a more aggres to impress upon tho public that
M
i*.
Altman,
Mrs.
Cooley,
The
ician,
was
one
of
the
outstand
hia home nt Miami, where a Memor National Bang. Officers wero acc
I iuard Walter Neil, shot through
major object of the organizat
Basket. Palm Garden Tea Room, ial Temple stands in his honor on reted in the bank at the timo na sive policy with respect to Mongo the
ing
figures
In
the
rioting
he
w.u
r2i Ib rn e tt Huso, secretary
lia and Manchuria. When the Chin- ion is to prevent the spread of
able to arrange a temporary truce Colonial Cleaners, Blue Bonnet
they anticipated the robbery.
c,n Wraith, bullet wound in ond entered tho old coll block nnd Market, C. Wasson, W. C. Wil part o f hia estate, “ Maryraont.”
ire Civil w arfare threatened Shun- tuberculosis among children.
It is cluimed that more than a
V A* ^ealy, guard, stabbed in attended tho wounded and dying liamson, Roberts Grocery, S. II.
tung in July and the Japanese
moulder; Jam es Forhanson, a convicts. It was Dr. Day wno Droson. W. E. Knight, W. E.
landed troops in that provinre, the thousund deaths in this atato can
stabbed and slashed about
United States discretely Informed be contributed to tuberculosis and
word to the outside that Betts, R. Muse. J. A. Logan, H. M.
NEW YORK. N ot . SS w d and body; A. Massick, brought
T» kyo hat it was very much inter the leaders in this worthy move The Ward Liner Mexico, <
the induriated convicts intended Gillia, John Meisch. C. T. Harden,
ment
feel
that
much
good
can
bo
«ran guard, clubbed w ith a rcR. A. Williams, Albert Connall;'
ested in Japanese movements any
between 150 and 200 j
(Continued On Page 0)
Jr.. Christine Fowler, Bell Cafe.
where in China. Tho troops were done in this great work of preven around on Banquilla
tion
of
the
spread
of
thia
dreaded
il!hree revolvers were found.
Edith Vam. I. M. Brown, S .‘
with druwn soon thereafter.
Gulf of Mexico early
^believed that there are two
F. Porter, * C. W. Hiers, J . II.
In the presence of about 300 dollars in donation to the FernaldAt other times in the past Am disease hy securing the co o p er cording to a message
ation
of
the
general
public
Cowan, W. C. Fields, Jay II. persons from Sanford, Orlando, Laughton Hospital an I gave lib erican efforts have prevented Ja p
Cel1 b,0ck* 0 n e of the
by th* Independent
‘‘touting causes to the early
Beach, II- M. Lanier, I. HaHon, Leesburg and Daytona Beach, a erally of her own funds.
In ad an from increasing its Influence throughout the state.
Picture slides will be thrown on pany a t 7:45 A. M. The
it wa„ declared by Johnston!
\Y. J , Quantock, H. Little,
handsome bronze tablet, dedicated dition ahe made largo contribu in Shantung ami Manchuria again
the
screens of the local theaters stated it was believed
st the wishes of China.
to the memory of Mrs. A. II. tions to other worthy causes.
(Continued On Pago 6)
Taylor, J. T. Hail, H. I- H
during the campaign to further board would be saved, 1
Mosts, was unveiled Thursday
Mrs. Flower*. Mr*. R. I
Last v*«r, Mr. Moses, desiring to
tho Christmas sea) sale and those was not running high.
theHCommunity
„ . Mrs. Charlotte Ginther. ■Marion night
_____at____
I . . . . Center by perpetuate the memory of his
The mssag* stated that
in charge f the work say th a t in tain
KHARKOV, Kussiun Ukraine,I Willink* H. W. Johnson. Mrx., members of the Sanford Jewish wife, made u large contribution to
of the Mexico had '
dications
polht
toward
a
very
—(IN’S )—Soviet
Couch, Mr. Tibbulf, F. Vance, W .icon^rtgation.
the Jewish congregation of thia
nov#
tha
Golf
drive^—
_____ - -..— *—
. |{i, ready lo renew—diplomatic
1). Rowe. E. \ULoii. Forrest Lee.
{ receding the unveiling.
Mrs, eHy. the gift permitting them to
station
ai fo rt
'
Morrow n..«T»n
; commercial relations with Lreat It A. Smith, Mrs. M. G. le w it,j Moses, who died #wo years ago erect the present conmuigity cenIng th a t *
to the seen
f1 * Diendly fteht with’ his* wtfa ( t r i u i n virtuall>' uPon the t«rm* P \V. Radionl. C. W. Powull Jr., was eulogized in an address by er. Mx Moses unveiled the tablet
\C. B. Lurund. tb E. Perkins, II. L eila Bandcl of Leesburg, who last night and spoke u few words
eve im l knock!,! |
‘J - ^ ' ^ ^ p ^ n i i e r j }?' ^ . U s R. i- .Bullard, E. G. m ouldered ninny evidences of In appreciation of the congrega
Crux to n X
DETROIT, Nov. 25 — U N S)—
- . r 0 ..er front teeth. This Kyk* ^ f £oviet Russia, declared i;t r ,j|und” ’w . F. Trotman, Lot* "Mrs. Moses’ public apiritednex* tion’s work.
,
Howard C. Kresge, son of 8 . 8 .
f t * }n Municipal. Court he
and philanthropy. An account of •The program for last night in Kresge, anti-saloon league sup
FIRE
Dr. Lincoln H u lls/, president of
4*Hy for thn
lh® PVi>n*iai>
c*ereise. J.fiiflm.i
u d je today in a speech e* the I nkran- Williams. C. W. ^mith.
b n purty conference.
L. A. Wodcr, Andrew Carcoway, Mr. Mosps’ life from the time of cluded the tinging of America by porter and 6-snd-lO-cent
Stetson
•Uni
v
an
ity
,
will
deliver
|
" hit* 'ined him $25 and
PON
“The Soviets agree nut to inter.
jj. (toss. S. B- I 0*. J*
Rob- her arrival in thia country from the assembly followed by • the
,DE„
m * :jd-day jail jientenro fere in the Internd! affairs of Eng- , or J r„ Mrs. G. N. Stuart. ^B art Germany at the age of four .until opening address by Perry Wein “king” today paid a $60 penalty his humorous lecture on Rijsy a t
0
o’clock
tonight
a
t
tho
school
to
tho
United
States
Customs
Col
** U tter suspended upon
berg,
president
.
0/
the
congrega
auditorium
a
t
Oviedo.
her
death
at
the
age
“
f
/^
V
wa4
land
if
the
latter
will
agree
to
nonSimons.
M.
F.
Robinson,
lector fo r briPKing liquor into the
prornh., to have tho
. A. Cuppuye,
A. W. Earp. given by Mr. Bandcl
Madam Bvttinetti of the Metro
C
tion. Rabbi J. Bern on gave the til- country illegally.
g lare d . The wife was dia- irterfcrencu in Soviet Russia,. Barry, \V.'phens,
W. F. Bailey, and
Moses was m
married ut the vocation and Mr. Handel's talk
Customs officers found I I quartz politan Opera of New York will
•ftily .? a disorderly ch arg e.' ..aid Kykov. “ But the Soviets in -, 1*. C. Stephens
listed
sing several selections. Madam
age of 21 and with her husband
of liquor concealed in
red.
‘ i u, " th*r* were on the b b r r l ^ r f h ? break m '^ u r '^ l j d ; ' ‘cm?
Bcttinetti has a w inter boms near
CDntr,bUt° M
came to Sanford fo r the
fln t
Mrs. Rex Racoosin sang "Alii car when he and two *
ywpfr*.
Oviedo.
Uni# 20 years ago. They spent A1U*„ accompanied by Mr*. Mark ■aid to bo fraternity
Parking'
H.
. 1, 1.0,II
M 1 A M I-C I,,., MUm. Shores every winter in tfcia city until nor
The Woman’s Club of Oviedo is
drove
off
the
Windsor
in
a
t
tho
piano.
Mis*
Lillian
fa
ir
y
boat
*»» dismissed while Ralph
e '• wr«ri4v4>.fX
1 1•. m r>
1
nd of Orlando gave a reaJax Britain makes overture*-" Ry-. v o t« 30-year . franchise and 10- death. During her stays here. Mrs.
■f,e1eaii
was offering thia entertainm ent
r
" L ^ with the sa n e
l
lightening
contract
took
an
acUve
part
.la
and all friends In
* Tribute To “
w btemed Le*m Trotsky, the op- vear
She
r*ower X Light C’omr
was
der, foi* the “sh m ip in .to
Mg
tCKi
h fW t i n iJ ffM i
the Soviets’ International prestige.
render Of Convicts
(Is Expected W ithout
Further Bloodshed
IIn California Prison
ruce Made Just
B e f o r e Attack
;aders To Be Placed
IIn Solitary ConfineIment On MealADay
NINE MEN KILLED
AND SCORE HURT
Leader Dies As
IN PRISON BATTLE Gnu;Result Of Gun Fight
Alienists "
BRATIANU DEATH Three
Opinion Thai
Peddler Was
WILL NOT RESULT At
Time Of Ml
‘Open Door” Policy
May Be Imperilled IN CAROL RETURN
Sister Of Ai
.
Goes Into Hystei
Woman Delays Coi
While-She Al
To Compose H<
FOISOM
COMMITTEES OF ATTEMPTED LONG
CHAMBER TO DINE DISTANCE FLIGHT
MONDAY EVENING ENDS IN MUDDLE
I
Seal Sale Will Be
Started Monday By
County HealthBody
Prisoners O f City
A n d County J a i l s
Served B ig Dinner
State Gives $63,000
To Bryan Memorial
Ward Liner,
200 Persons,
Sanford Jews Unveil Bronze T a b l e t
Dedicated To Memory Of Mrs. Moses
Russia Desires To
R e g a i n Relations
With Great Britain
,'egro pay8 $25 For
'lockinif Out 4 Teeth ....
....... . ...
,
Kresge’s Son Fined
ForBringingUquor
Into U. S. Illegally Dr. Hulley To Speak
In Oviedo Tonight
tarC0%
�t n B flANTonn h e r a l d ,
Myth That Eastern,Teams
Play Harder Football Is
Exploded By Sportwriter
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.1.—Pt-rhapi
ne a use he Was young and innorent
nnd full
of illusion, some of
whkh really may have been pie
war, tho w riter made one of th'«—
mistake which only time and expericncc can condone, lie permitted
himself to he led into tacit acceptante of the theory that Eastern
football constituted n more virile,
man-m:ule game than that which
prevailed in th<’ Middle West, an
error wholly understandable in
view of the fact that the section in
question hud begun to believe that
maybe it was n little more enurteous than the book required.
And then he snw Illinois play
Ohio state, h was a typical game.
he was assured, such ns one Rig
Ten rivnl played against another
nnd yet no Eastern setting could
have been possible for the occasion
without a series of penalties, liarvnrd, in fact, probably would have
had either or both of them arrested
ott both titles and, therefore, is la
boo except in college circles whore
the parltfi never heard of a living
room.
(letting right down to it, one
wonders just who was responsible
for the idea that tho East was
tough nnd the Middle West timid
about Its football. True, I never
heard of a modern conference team
playing dirty football but. ns to
that. It is highly imprnnblc that
any tenia of any consequence is
guilty in this respect. It just isn’t
being done, East, West, North or
Couth.
Footgull, in fact • is pretty much
'lie same country' over. I have
f°ur,d that they all use an oval
ball, eleven men on a side, ii field
100 yards in length and their hands
f’n attack, any time they think they
cun Kct away with it. In other
words, they can t make you tough
'v«h a geography. You get that
yourself.
■NESPAV NOVEMBER 13,1987;— ;
Meet T his Evening
On Legion Program
work in that bout, Mnning was en
Main Bout Brings To-!IIaided
t*> meet some of the best tal
ent on the const und made nn imget her Two Clever Ipressiv
showing in all of them.
Boxers Who Have Tram ferring the scene of his ncto the east, Mailing fought
Made Fine Records,Itivities
!»i*v nil bouts in Jersey nnd Now
Negro Scrappers
Are In Semi-Final
Large TurnoutO fFans
Expected For Card
That Has 36 Rounds
' York and then came south.
lb- has been staging dnily work
out in Orlando where he hns been
making a good showing. A number
of Orlando fans who have seen him
in action pronuonce him a very
clever ftghter of the two -handed
type. Mis ruggednoss hns cnhaled
him to score more than one victory.
Sharpe has won his Inst four
fights. In Atlanta he is the pride
n f hundreds of fans.
He is
a
knockout scrapper, many of his
victories having been scored via
the kayo route. Sharpe has been
matched for several headline a t
tractions in other Florida cities
and in bringing him to Sanford,
Promoter Codale has been com
mended by tho Legion authorities.
As his semi-finul mill, Module
has mntched twp dusky fighters,
Tig r f’ooper nnd Kid Lancaster,
both of them heady fighters with
wallops that give promise of
u
knockout.
The show gets under way nt
N:.'!i) o'clock and the final match
is slated for 10. Ladies will be ad
mitted free.
Local Dry Cleaning
Plant Is Purchased
ByOrlando Concern
Announcement of the purchase
of th e plant of the Royal Cleaners
and l>ycrs, .105 Hast Second Street
by the Colonial Cleaners, of Orlan
do and Winter Park was made to
day by I). R. Colglnzier, who will
be m anager of the Sanford branch.
The new organization nssumeJ
charge o f the Sanford plant today.
In addition to the pressing, clean
ing and dying work done by the
Royal Cleaners and Dyers, the
Colonial Cleaners will furnish their
~
/
WjbJ
patrons with Inundry service.
Special attention will be given
to tho finer cleaning problems said
Mr. Colglnzicr, in commenting on
his organization’s policy. For seve
ral years, he said, much <*f San
ford’s finer cleaning w«Tk has beeu
done by them in their O rlando
plant, where they have been cstaU_
lishcd for the past three years.
Recently they added to th e ir
cleaning and dyeing business out;
of the most modern laundry p lan ts
in Central Florida located in thedr
own new building in W inter Parte.
The Colonial Cleaners are memb<r* "f the Nationni Association of
Dyers and Cleaners and Mr. Coiglazler said he could promiso Sunford patrons the finest of service.
• Suit
Yiourself
F 0 R X_M AS
$25 up
' /
jiB >
Stetso
Saturda
Nov. \
MADE-TO-MEASURE
S. W. Bradford
IS First National Bank Building (Take Elevator)
R e s e r v e d Set
N ow
Address D e Li
Chamber of fi
merce sending!
cents extra with
der to cover cost
mailing. \
A uto Races
TIRES AND TUBES
at lowest prices ever offer
ed .
Portable Phonographs
59.110 $12..r>0 $18.50 $25.50
Radio, Hotshot, and Flash
light Batteries
A t Lonpvood
Seminola Race Track
221 East First St. Opposite
Thanksgiving Day
2 P. M.
Post Office
ADMISSION 99c
F. P. BINES
On Sa
A d m is sio n $2J
C um m ings Re
D e L a n d , Fieri
To Our Customers and Friends
The Home of Home Made E ats
“Send It
to a Master
E COLONIAL
CLEANERS
Member of the
National Association
of. Dryers and Cleaners
ORLANDO
W INTER PARK
ANNOUNCE
the establishment of
To the many friends who have been our
customers during the year and to those
we’ll serve in the future—
. «5? s p , ® T ?
1
);.==. J f r j f c o 'M PA N Y
vS T ^ T r O T ^ s
UMBER
#
tL iz L b
THE YARD WITH A MILL BACKING
I
in the quarters formerly
upied by T h e R oyal Cleaners and D y
lenity of Georgia team a t
Municipal Stadium in Ulrm»m tomorrow.
ia •'Bama gridder* will entrain
an unexcelled service in
cokP* may resalt la grippe
cry first sign, go to a drug
a box of HILL’S. Take
LL*S breaks up a cold in
utse i t dura the four viul
t—Stood
rr t|w
~~—cold,
—■—*checks
- --
lo the host o f hunters who have made their preparations for
hi&: day in thevwoods and on the lakes tomorrow with equi
ment from our (store-
For , threw
years
Colonial
cleaner* have been tn« u u D ts n |. ,
ing handlers of delicate cleaning
nrobLins for Orlando and Winter
Park. Now Sanford is to have the
•anie deft service.
Every facility
to meet its
putronV dyeing needs is a t the
<Is penal of Colonial Cleaner*,
^enrs of experience and an expert
■tuff make the work, -sure---and
prompt.
�f •« a ** ■M• * I• *. ** ■i l ' *■ »J>#£ # *I *» *-■A l i t „..^
fHearCommerceBoard
gent Discuss Problems
B j i& d S b S S Power Company Is
Vt£-^tSSrySS. Spending B ig Sum
Money In Panama
|ona In the way of recreation
indeveloped resources that the
open spaces of the west at\
, Joe," who staged a Pony Exi pageant for the benefit of
dentCooHdge in the South DakoM Blade Hills last summer, told
tha&ude ranchers that they should
Siwmy from the idea of painting
tirisat is still wild and woolly ns
it was tn'4 he days of the cowboy
H m fin k
_J*in Bast and West
__
__ . . and
rtinnately the money," Cahill
Ud the ranch owners. "And
ham the undeveloped rere, ta scenery and the climate,
not bring these two elements
tor .on this plea. The business
if the west rather resent the
t a t ’ktt'we have out here is the
IMJ Of cowtown
frontier
C
trough tradition, and history.”
! said, "the east likes to think
t west as i t j WM In the day*
vboys aand Indians. This apto magaxine editors and to
authors for articles and stories of
the old western flavor. The business
n e t of the wtnt arc inclined to re
se n t this.
"L et them come west nnd see the
rodtee. That’s fine.
Tpeideutally they will pick up a
■lot o f real Information about westerg products and opportunities.
- “ Dude ranchers have been deacrjhedan^ laughed at, but why?
L ae tite tenderfoot ride in cowboy
togs. While he is having a good
t i n s said tenderfoot ia going to
lesfn p f the real changes of the new
PANAMA CITY, Nov. 25 —The
Gulf Power Company is making
extensions to its lines and spending
a vast sum of money on improve
ment* in the Panama City section.
The Dixie Construction Company
ha* been a t work in this territory
for several weeks with a large crew
of men reconstructing all of the
distribution power lines nnd in
stalling the white ways systems
at Millville,. Pnnnnia City ami St.
Andrews, which, when completed,
will be one of the finest connect
ing systems in the state.
The -’ower company is also hcginnina ’ e construction of a new
suh-statio. - t Millville, which will
stop the v<»
from 2200 up to
ftOOO bolts, an will enable the
company to operate the transm is
sion line Into t.ynn Havrn at n
higher voltage. A hank of trans
formers to he installed will reduce
the voltage to 2200 for distribution
into Lynn Haven and College Point.
All of this constuction work, which
will soon he finished and which is
being done at a cost of many thou-
F«rmIi«fon to open, them nrjd ex*
•m m erth eij contents. !*»,;
Neighbors, Tearing the women
would die because o( her physical
condition, enused her detention' by
ifobnty authorities. The contents of
the trunk became a m atter of
speculation when, investigation
no visible
means of'
<IN S )—Speculation was rife here 'showed,
today w ith the confinement of a »upply)n<r the woman with such
Mrs. Snow in the county ja il for largo bills could be found.
"observation” following the declar
ation of Dr. F. K. Arm strong,
Heal physician, th at the woman
was insane. Her daughter. Pearl,
is being held with her m other.
Mrs. Snow hns been Known in
this d istrict as "Immok ilee’* mys
tery wom an,’' because of her refus
al to speak to anyone and her
methods of living. They lived in a
hovel near' a sawmill and m ain.
tninetV it rigid seclusion.
The only g<«cin‘l intercourse with
other persons by the orderly w om
an and daughter, according to
Sheriff W. R. Maynard, of Collier
county, was when the couhle went
to tho store to purchase foci and
household necessities. Their p u r
chases were nlwnys made with
bills of inrge denominations, some
of them as high as $100.
> J
T\vo trunks that art- hard to
lift are believed to hold immense
fortune, and over which the woman
nnd her daughter kept rigid guard,
were heing^ held by the sheriff
today ihitil a court order gives him
B < W > k m i i k W 'U b 9 < ! i ) W a y day to scan * ; fttr (a POpK|nn^eT
Who said he' was C. Z. Hugus, of
New York, they said he disap
peared with about $8,000 bet by
Frtt supporters on the Pitt-Pcnn
State
game which Pitt won. When
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 25 llN'S) — they sought
Hugus to collect, bis
Scores of Pitt University stu hotel told the bettors the man left
dents nnd a number c* business for Cleveland, but he could not be
nun appealed to tne police to- legated over the telephone.
W i t h $8000 'Placed
On Game By Students
eontains Dried Buttermilk and a complete Com
plex Mineral. Hens fed on this mash have an in
creased vitality, good health and give a high pro
duction of quality eggs. The hatchabi.fity of the
eggs is also increased.
Saturday Specials
1 lb. Good White Bacon ......:
1 lb. Maxwell House Coffee
10 lbs. Granulated S u g ar j *
1 lb. Mullet R o e ...........
15 oz. C a tsu p ..........•
1 lb. Jones Dairy Sausage
1 qt. Apalachicola Oysters
McCuller’s Grocery Co
Basket Bldg.
Phone 6!
We recommend Mineralized Red Comb Mashes
SEMINOLE FEED CO
Cor. Elm Avenue and Commercial Street
Sanford, Fla.Phone 94
saods of dollitn<, should hi* encour
aging to the people <»f that section,
for it is positive proof that this
la rye electrical distributing ngency
of Ibis part of Florida.
121 lbs. Pillsbury Flour
Gold Dust W ashing Powder, 5 for
H a n d s W itB i
—o f famous cooks
n e v e r s a y Hu se a
s p o o n fu l o r tw o
spoonfuls o f baking
pow der.** T h e y
come right out and
say “Calum et Bak*
ing Pow der." They
call the leavener by
name w hich plainly
shows they consider
Calumet absolutely necessary
*
to the best o f
i
baking success.
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“ To Seek Publicity
‘tSuropo-bound steamships whistls alluringly in New York's harbor
every year. How are we going to
mail competition lik? th a t? Those
whistle* do not have business oppori unities abroad. That Is the note
the "Dude Ranch Owner*"
to launch si publicity cama
a je f* ih e 1928 season that is
eted tndobbTe the "dud: ranch"
Mas of Wyoming.
■erlptlons of climatic and
to m arvels will have a place in
campaign of education, as will
tba attraction* of the rodeo
f 0« id u j^ '4 >ut»bu*incss opportlaor^fricdltut-a| opportunities,
ng opportunities and Other intt«nt allurement* will also be
tO-4ha .easterner* in an effort
•a n them from Europe to the
open space*.
LESS THAN
IGG LY W IG G LY sella quality.
Q uality is on every shelf in the
store. W hen you come to Piggly W iggly you walk rig h t up and
shake hands w ith the entire quality
fam ily, which is glad to welcome you
as a person w ho know s w hat they
w ant and how they w an t it. Come
in and shake this fam ily by the hand
to J a y and you will learn from them
why Piggly W iggly is the very best
food depot j n the world.
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1 lb. can Calumet Baking Powder <
1 Round Bake Pan Free to first 30
tomeiS.
Dessert Peaches No. 2 can, 2 for
29c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Pot Roast of Beef, lb.
121c
Beef Stew, l b . .................................
10c
Pork Roast, l b ....................
22c
Veal—Pot—Roast lb.
22c
Round and Loin Steak, l b ............ 25c
Beef Roast, Boned and Rolled, lb. 22c
9
SPECIALS
FANCY MAINE
EMPEROR
The Dales
10 pounds
MAXWELL HOUSE
Sanford and Fourth St.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
lea 70, 4**n and
ward at regents
ifveraity, Lincoln,
vorce
on
C—
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the
i' th a t hit wife had the no
paat life. Including a pen
1 term , which was hidden
m.
Dales surprised his
iirra months ago when he
rS trJ o ifp h ,
Mo., with
L Barrackmnn, to whom
married. A quarrel over
;•*. The couple are shown
111 precipitated the trouble
rda are
handsome,
dlou#, others Interest?
pnffoabU . But w hat
>rth to the farm er* in
I adue
Jue other' thanthler
Httos? Tba P ’-* •4'-.’
the United State* la
toilette No. 1 U - - F ,
Campbell’s Pork&Beans, 3 cans fo r.....25c
Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs. f o r ...............66c
Tomatoes, No. 2 can, 3 for ................ 20c
4 Rolls Wilsorb Toilet P aper f o r ......... 25c
Georgia Sweet Potatoes' 6 lbs. f o r ........ 19c
Maine White Irish Potatoes, 10 lb s ..... 33c
Onions, 3 lbs. f o r ................... ......... .. 25c
Grits or W aterground Meal, 6 lbs. f o r .. 25c
Tall Pet or Carnation Milk, per can ... lie
Eagle, Suwannee or Pillsbury Flour '
6 lbs f o r ...............
39c
12 lbs. for ...................
70c
24 lbs. for ............................................... £1.35
Scratch Hen Feed, 10 lbs. f o r ...............35c
Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles,
3pkgs...........................
25c
Alaga Syrup, 1-2 gal. for 55c, 1 gal. for 98c
Lord Calvert High Grade Steelcut
Coffee, per lb ...........
47c
Palm-Olive Soap, 3 for ’!...................... 25c
Butter, per lb............... ?.&.... ................. 52c
Pork Shoulders per l b . ......................... 25c
Pork Hams, per lb. ..I /.:.........................28c
Spare Ribs, p e H fe
White Bacon, per lb. .f.v ................. .......
Swift Premium Hams, half or whole,
....Round Steak, per lb
Loin Steak, per lb.......
Meat Market
A. 0 . Sawyer
pound
“Ye Only One”
Country Gentleman
Stokley’s E xtra Sifted
PEAS 25
RED STAR GROCERY
& FEED CO.
Phone 31
213 Sanford Ave,
CALIFORNIA COOKING
NAVY BEANS, 4 lbs. for
SUN MAH)
Seeded or Seedless
SWEET
Fancy Head RICE, 16 lbs, for
$1.00
3 Minute Instant OATS 3 for
25c
Puffed RICE, 2 pkgs. for
Shredded WHEAT 3 pgks f or
Blue Wing FLOUR, self-rising 24 lbs. St-30,
RAYMOND
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Veribest
Plain
FLOUR, 12 lbs.
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Blue Berries
^
7k». I
Apple Pie Ridge Vinegar, I-2gal. 32c
VEAL
SHOULDER
WESTERN
tH U fc if ROAST
White
BACON
Compound
LARD
33c
Pure Gold SYRUP, Ilb. 2 oz.
lfc
i
LAMB
Wilson Big Four COFFEE with cujri
and
saucer ......... .....
..........
....**t m$l-fl
3
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Pork Roast
Vienna SAUSAGE, 4 1 -2 oz.
PIGGLY WIGGLY SLICED
IIl-IB
Golden Days FLOUR, Self-Rising, 12 lbs. at
White BACON
We specialize in Quality Poultry, Dairy and stock f»
We buv country eggs andUnadtuat- •
“From Manufacturer DirecTTft'You^-^
It is where your dollar serves your purpose besl
"
W. 8. BARTON, Mgr.
Free Parking Space in rear
W e P e ^ y e r v ', , . , !
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*?tfsvuzea to Ihrone
'rinceOfWal
esWeds
The wdl-dpesvc'J min
yc l i k e r t r a m ?
Princes? Eh w b e th . Lhe
Dukes
A n ^ r n r / n Je
poaribly a future cpjern.
ln«l a chubby, roly-poly
baby
L the tiny princess Elizabeth,
L child of the duke, may be dcsld to reign as England’s queen,
[i court circles these eventunli[ have been discussed for some
L, It has only been recently,
lever, that the public at large
| begun to think of them.
Wtle* Stays Single
■ere is the situation time brings
I likable Pake of York into the
Might:
rhe I’rincp of Wales, direct heir
[the throne, is unm arried. Furknnere, he lias reached the am*
hf, and shows no intention what
[r of marrying and providing
kjelf with an heir. Thus, if hn
Enins single throughout his life,
[now seems very possible, he will
Ere, when he becomes king, no
Lor daughter to inherit the
Mm.’on his death.
■isoch a case the Duke of York
Ud be next in the line of royInyession. Should Wales die
Hiss, his brother A lbert would
E t king.
■ is of course, would make the
K male child of the Duke of
E th e next heir to the throne.
Kite Duke of York’s only child
■ girl, the .wee princess above
liar's death-,' she-'hhj-nd broth1, the wpuld become queen,
kccordingly, the British public
beginning to pay more ntten■ to the comings and goings of
1 Dulto of York.'
w^at sort of a chap la he, nnyO, this younger brother of the
Mojh Wules?
To begin with, it is safe to say
it h? would bo every bit a,s popir as Wales if he were os well
inn. He Is a modest, rather
|T chap of 31, likable in the ex[me. fully aware of the responslities that are hia and, like
S * te * . thoroughly democratic and
utuzning.
Doubtless it will surprise rapat
iple to learn it,.. but York is
Uered the best dressed prince
England. His sartorial get-up
chosen with even more care
n that of Wales, and his taste
clothes ruit to fcomewhat gayer
turns and cut*
ihe responsibilities of his posln have made him studious and
'rough. He Is deeply interested
labor blatters. Is preildertt 'of
i Industrial W elfare Society
1 l» constantly working fo.
®g about a better understand[ between
employers
and
rkeza. Tie is forever, studying
man ns the Prince of Wales, too. I
H« plays an excellent game of
tennis, U a very fair golfer a,mJ
while in the navy distinguished
n.'mself as n distance runner. In
addition he is rated a good crick
eter, and in his jliuth he played
a good game of football.The duke has a very respectable
war record. Unlike the Prince of
Wales, he was not kept forever
r-cheduled behind the lines; a t the
battle of Jutland he was under fire
on the battleship Collimvood, and
later he was transferred to the
air force, making a number of
flights in France.
At present the duke holds tho
rank of commander in the navy and
captain in the royal a ir force. Mil
itary men will tell you that these
titles were earned, too, and not
luinded him on a silver platter.
The duke went through the regular
British naval training school just
ike any other British youth, and
served u long apprentl.^hip afloat.
The duke has lately devoted
m
w
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n
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f l« o r c f ! A M i» ” i n a r
■st :
f o « 0 / r u , in«*.
2t ^ ( f N S ) —Fnink Jackson, form
er w irfU 'i champion horseshoe
pitcher, hud M* two sons, all of
Kellertbn; low*, have arrived here
for training for the next champion.
Survey Expected To
Show Fine Results
LAKELAND. Nov. 2 6 — The
industrial aurvey of Florida being
made by the A gricultural De
partm ent of Florida, will bring
out tome very in'tetestfng facta
and figures when the reporta now
being compiled.by Grosvenor DAwe
and hia assistants a rr'r* * d y
publication.
Those who have beard the mes
sage of*. Mr, Da we, form er editor
of The Nation’s Business, have
been impressed not bq much by the
rtatistiea of the three 'o f four
year that have now gone Into
dircard, but by the surveys made
l>y certain large corporation! th at
have already invested millions in
Florida and prepared to invest
additional .millions. It may well
be taken for granted th a t the
hard-headed business men who
are directing the affairs of theso
corporations are not investing
such large sums of money without
first being aemired of satisfactory
returns. These returns can come
only through an increase in popu
lation. People use electric current
for industrials and domestic pur
poses; they establish factories of
one kind or another; they . build
homes in which to house and rear
their families; they engage in
business enterprises and by reason
of all thlo they become potential
customers of tlio public utility
corporations. Therefore, when a
great company like the Gulf Pow
er Company, a subsidiary of the
Alabama Power Company of B ir
mingham is making preparations
for the supplying power to tho
entire section of west Florida ly
ing west of the. Apalachicola river,
it means th at there is some rea
sonable assurance of a decided
increase In population in all th at
territory.
And again — Southern
Bell
Telephone Company forecasts art
increase in population. It m atters
year l‘J-l-10 of at least twice the
present : population. It m atters
not so much a t to the estim ated
vain in the several divldionn of
Henry M. I.elnnd, 85, founder of
the Lincoln and Cudillac' automo
bile companies, has filed suit in be
half of minority stock holders for
$0,1)00,000 against Henry Ford,
charging Ford’s promises to minor
ity stockholders o f.. tJKr Llueoin
company, a t the tim e'he bought it,
have not been fulfilled.
CUSTOMS CIINANGE
JACKSONVILLE, Flo., Nov. 2fl
— (IN S)—The age-old privilege or
police officer* walking a beat to.
sample fruit, peanuts, and the l|ka
off fruit carts and stands, has been
officially given Urn a ir in an eXiVi
rutlve order issued by the police
departm ent her*.
,
No. they'r* not UuAirymen. nor
gsrlal trio of the VtfimVtny of Florida football ti
of Orlando, tha manager, fa la the cotter.. A t t U 1
Jacksonville, and Jack Givens, of Key Wast, the t
■ting a football team la no <raap—cha’t yea n 4 t l
slaaaT—or maybe it WM fha hot saal
barnyard Jfnlfer, C. CU Da
Columbus, Ohl'.; wT]rv %T\i
the first of the year to atart
infe foe th*. meet. ; (« r v n
I*.l/l> ,7^ t u
you're.
l't» >ittlUifn
i;d|Hi
1
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your hard-earnediitoi
When
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building the quilttly
the matertirts"'.'y6\T
must be tmquestloni
ft* r.urfl
Extra Fancy Yellow Squash, l b . ' 0 5 c
E g g p la n t............................... *.v...5a & ,19c
Cocoanuts, p o u n d ................................... 10c
Fresh Eggs, doz...............................
65c
Extra Fancy, Large Bunch Celery 10&15c
Lettuce, from California .............-.lOc&lBc
Cabbage, lb. (Sanford g r o w n .<:r..l*.05c
Grapes, lb. ...................................... „ .i0 c
Fancy Fresh Okra, lb................... .....15c
Fresh Snap Beans, 10c, 2 lbs.................. 15c
White Potatoes, 10 lbs............ ............. 35c
New Potatoes, lb...................
05c
Home Grown Tomatoes, l b . .................10c
Apples, 3 lbs...............
25c
Bananas 4 lbs................................j....... . 25c
THE YARD WITH A MILL BACKING
pfittne I3fr
J» m
‘ iv. i mv m yJl
Our purity and quality
standards are ;so
and so rigidly adhetj^H ij
—th a t you wjll, find,pgtfy
the most dependable fodtfe
a t your nearest
A&P
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storel
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Our Fruits and 'Vegetables ' Are
Always Fresh vattd ' Dfeticrotas
Blue Bonnet
2nd. S trtet'A
F. 8. Vernajrand Wm,
rlngless
Beans
u*grave, Proprietors
Del Monte Sliced
-Specially Selected
Fresh Gt
" *Red Circle
8qVUx
COFFEE, lb. .....37c COFFEE, fb,
^jnerica’a Finest Package
ua u tu*c iimtvii, jiuii 4jnu »••••!*»»#
Incidentally it is worth noting
that the Prince of Wales nlways
addresses her as "Queen Eliza
beth”—as though he knew that
she would some day be queen in
sober fact.
Bnker’H Breakfast
HE OPENING of our store at the new lo
cation at 210-212 West First Street
across from the Atlantic Coast Line Of
fices. This puts us at the edge of the main
bhfciness centre, easily available to our cus
tomers, and reducing bur operating expenses
to allow us to sell our Feeds at the lowest
prices. .
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RlrtfH COMING
LAKELAND, Fla., Nov. 25.—
(IN S)— Extensive, preparations
wgre under way here today for the
entertainm ent of
Ruth Elder,
Americon trans-A tlantic flyer wh«
is expected to visit’here for Christ
mas.
(
. Miss Elder is a t .present fulfilIfcig a $100,000 vaudeville contract
with the Lowe dlrcuit. She Is pluying at the CapRol -Theater in New
York this week.
White House, Tall Can
E'W’H L enhance our lines, carrying
nearly the same titofeks as our DeLand
store.
G o Stepin -Borrowed O u:
Palm-Olive
ROP IN and get acquainted with our
'manak'er and inspect the hbw location.
SOAP —
3 bars for
q u ic k :!
2
Water Softener for Toilet and house)
PURINA
In Checker
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FOB TODAY
Ml VEST: —Save us, 0
God, and gutner us ironi
eathen,,to give thanks
s Hei
name, ana to triumph
.* Psalm 10(1:17.
kYEK: Lord, we would lie co
rn with Thyself, in gathering
for Thy harvest
TH E 0P1NNEKS
The IpMLvens are open,
Their gates are flung wide,
I can * e lovers walking
Aiot$r, aide by side.
On livers of laughter
The 'aall time away
Llkel te little toy shallops
Of ohildren a t play,
c a t see an old woman
puffing her pipe.
Bee bo^sOn branches
applea are ripe.
re by one gateway
plainly I see
maidens sit spinning
4 * green tree.
a are as shadow?,
spindles are whirled
_ while they fashion
orm* for the world.
pins a new trum pet
lew vines to blow,
plna a new seed-pod
lew flowers to sow.
I
Making Rules
Pof Husbands
o-
Gene Tunney comes to Santhia winter while visiting
r la we’ll bet a lot of these
Jack Dempsey men will run and
WdeJ
If
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Of nl] tho aviators engaged in ocean flying Inst summer, T1IE REV'. DR. S tiutnr rurcs
(jUAKER STATE
perhaps none excited less respect, or mom rcpronch than discus.1 in New York by fiutli luyCharles A. Levine, and yet his contribution to aeronautics ing on of hands, anointing with oil,
OIL
has been ns great, if not greater, thnn nny of the others, in and know* vvlmt he is talking about.
When u young mnn he cured a ser
nnd go Farther fin your
cluding Lindbergh.
ies of bilious attacks which had
Money.
Free Crank-Case
To say nothing of his personal exploits in the air, being i«.thered him from childhood, by
Service.
the first civilian pnssenger on a trans-Atlantic Uight, cs- rending ono chapter of St. Mark,
tablishing a world's record for long distance hops, and so They mu*t have been -mvngc atCECIL L.RINES
forth, we find him spemlini! much of his time while in F m n c e l£ li,i" men' “ Jv’li. ranntaK
aiding ln^ the perfecting of a forty ton. seven motored “ fly-1 along the top of « feme.*
\
JfiOl W. First St.
mg wing ’ with which Levine contemplates inaugurating lie had eaten for breakfast
about “half a iloun southern bis
trans-Atlantic passenger service next year.
three large balls of pork j
Time describes the ship as follows: “Passenger, engines, cuits,
sausage und three cups of black
crew of the actual shin will be stored in a 180-foot "single coffee." St. Mark may l»2 proud, The Best Ever
wing," which is three yards thick. Two motqrs will be held of curing thnt.
a M n d t o T o m 't h o U i l ThC fUSC'" ‘te i!* ,0 n |t
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Hill $75,000,1100 a year in the boot] leg liter business will constantly
produce new crops of criminals.
! well tested in a wind tunnel, i. e.—a Htout tunnel built for av-. cancer, will wi*h they had tried
iation model tests. So terrific is the suction of the propel- conic other method of cure,
ler
set at one end to furnish nir currents, thnt a man stand-' Tho** thm haven't got cancer,
: A tii nr cowl for monkshood,
iin
g
in the tunnel would be swept into the whirling blades. iii-'but ':nly ‘hln1k ,thtfy h:'v‘, wiU ”
New caves for the <«k,
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t,n'' reJoice*
•pointed, they're spinning. ^ Htantly killed."
• And ^ne spins a cloak
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The ship certainly sounds ns if she would find the Atlant
A SALE OF stock in Cyrus li.
—By Alice Brown Oic no difficult master to conquer. With acven engines we imK. Curtis's publishing concern
Wiat Wind of a ThankHKlvlng did “Ki?° the propellers shoqjd be able to pull the terrific weight. brings out the fact that Mr. Cur
publications, no including hi*
At least the test made possible by Levine's money und his in tis's
newspapers, earned in 19-0 net
Lterest in aviation is enough to draw the attention of the en- profit of $ir.,2:ir«.r.8 L They un
oden check artists are nt workr tire American public.
doing better this year, earning nt
%* i itlce from the exchanges, Bc*»
No matter what you may think of Levine as n man, or the rate of $111,000,000 a year for
ware
^ his personality, you cannot deny him a high nlnco nmong the the first luilf of 1027. r
-o
good live Dollar Day might elite of nviation.
TH ERE IS NO W iter property,
he iti'res in Sanford. >V
fhy not
t a try anyway?
nfiRwt
As Brisbane Sees It
A New Jersey bride-to-be is responsible for a set of ten All Dot the Rears.
commandments, handed down to the prospective groom, as The Poison Worked.
the basis of an agreement regulating his conduct as n mar $73,000,000 for Csngi.
ried man. Their general purpose, accQrding to the pretty A Marvelous Cure.
girl author, is to prevent “the trouble that takes place today.”
B r Artknr llr la baae
C * a * r ( « k ( 1037 ht Jti,i l i .
She'Is aware that the mntter has become very much of a joke
among the public hut she emphasizes their importance by u GENTLEMEN THAT DEAL in
statement declaring she hopes her husband-to-be will agree stocks bvak'rs, speculators, in:
to them.
vcstnrn ccletirntcd Thanksgiving
Whether they will tie observed by her husband or evo joyously.
They
bought ‘
whether he will even agree to them remains to Ik* seen, but nearly .‘l.OYn.nno sharps
re
the fact is that the suggestions include some important ques cording many new price:;.
tions while others seem to be more or less trivial. For in It if* not cheerful Thanksgiving
stance, there is the stipulation that there is to lie no other for iK>nr who think “it wu* about
mate, which seems fair enough, as does the request lor total •ime to sell tning* short.” Hut may
thankful they have no gone nny
abstinence from intoxicants. No past love affairs shall be oe
farher in the wrong direction.
discussed, the Jersey girl savs, neither shall the husband be
guilty of such conduct as would arouse her jealousy.
“TRIAL MARRIAGE" Is it gen-'
Some of the women, perhaps most of the men, will in gen jm lly works was disastrous for
eral disagree with the commandments. It would seem to be Anna Sehlut.r, of Long Island, 22
old. Shu made a Inst futile
the wrong method to pursue and more than likely the results years
appeal to her young man, then
would be more successful if the bride-to-be would try “lead wrote n note to him saying, “ If
ing the horse to drink” instead of driving it. At any rate God does not help m*, I will hnvo
the precepts are'interesting and so we pass them on to our to help hint." When the young
man walked out of his house hp
readers for whatever they are worth.
stumbled over the young girl's dead
'Thou shalt have no other mate before me.
body, lying in the hallway, and
‘‘Thou shalt say thy prayers each night on bended knee, found the note in her hand. The
girl wrot , “ It’s bad enough for
particularly asking d iv in e b le s s in g upon our home.
people to point their firmer* at
“Thou shalt lmdertake all family duties on a fifty-fifty me
hut ii will be worse r
• they
basis, even unto the care of the children, the doing of the do the snme at a poor little soul. I ]
dishes and the general housework.
eni committing murder, but so nr‘Thou shalt let nnuglit transpire calculated to arouse you." Her appeal wns a fai ute
The poison was a success.
jealousy.
Th re is something to be snid for
"Thou shalt hold no secrets from me, my right to open old-fashioned
marr'ncre. It may
all your mail, or whatever kind, to remain inviolable.
not be perfect bat it does protect
“Thou shalt not indulge in intoxicating liquors, nor be woni *u to some patent.
come enslaved to lady nicotine nor any of her noxious kin.
CRIME. WELL ORGANIZED,is
"Thou shalt be on time for all appointments.
not surprisin ' when you read that
“Thou shall cater to my whims, not neglect attendance rival gangs in Chicago are m urder
at the theatre, opera and dance and other social activities, ing oicli oilier, killing policemen,
to obtain control of a "beer-trade
and always appear neat when in my presence.
■worth $75,000,000 a jenr."
"Thou shult not dwell unduly upon the past affairs of
the heart, real or imaginary.
THE POLICE CHIEF (ells his
“Thou shalt never depart from me without first bestow ! men to get the gunmen, before the
■gunmen gangster was killed. Many
ing a kiss, nor fail to greet me with the same caress,”
I nth rs will lie wiped out probably.
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no bettor security, than well cstaIdisbed ntngnilne* or newspaper*.
There is nothing harder to produce
thut n well established muguxine
or newspaper, nothing more dan
dred dollars for food. F ather Reek gerous thun newspaper speculation.
gave mr money for Ice and stumps.
I have thirty dollars per month
AT SOOCHOW, WHERE finest J
pension from the churrh and it
silks
are made, Chang Tso-Lin lias
verv small income. With medicine
ordered
coronation robes. If no
and n doctor to pay, nnd being en
shoots Chang Tso-Lin while
tirely helpless, the situation is body
the dressmakers a r e 'busy, China
terrible.
will
have another emperor In (he
My home ju st bought in May
must go. Money to pay for it was person oT a hardfightlng brigand,
given to Mr. Key on the 17th of raisad to the top by military suc
May.. It is a long story about ab cess.
stract and ao forth, but my check
IIOW LONG HE will last noto make payment and get my deed
body
can tell. Young Chine* that
is still in the bank, also the deed.
Payment was to have been made visit tho United States, Britain
in good time before the Bank an«l other countries for education
go back with iiU*«* new to China.
rloseil, but it wasn't.
They do not include, usually, lhe
Respectfully Yours,
notion th a t China should be ruled
Elsie Collin* Matthew*.
by a promoted bandit chitff.
THESANFORD FORUM
Editor The Herald:
I'leuse send Thu Herald nt once.
S orry‘to have neglected so long.
He huio to send to R. F. D. No. '2
Maitland. I am one of the many
do not vouch for the tru th of victim* of the Seminole County
Btement, but it has been said Hank und greatly interested In
nany an attorney, like neces- your desire to stand for justice.
knows no law.—Bradenton > I am the widow of an Episcopal
Clergyman from Ohio and c a n s
here on account of poor health.
song “Is My Name W ritten While I nm- only one umong many,
?” is not popular with vUi- yet doubt if nny lady has suffered
to a police station.—Times— more and greater wrong than I.
nl'fi. It’s funny how many of My loss was only $1,5(18.20, but too
▼isltors don’t want any<me to much for a poor willow,
I do not cure lor publicity, but
k n o ^ they've been there.
ruulil tell a very sad story of great
------- o------need caused by my loss. A friend
jtain Giles recmid try for In Columbus Ohio sent me one hun
’alia failed. Of course it is nil
tte r of personal opinion, hut l
were he, we would devote nur j
to perfecting airplanes rather
EXCHANGE
to testing them over open 1
FOUR LOCAL ADS
Tho*e renders of newspapers
ong prominent citizens who who Judge municipalities by the
advertising carried on in locul
announced their intention of local
newspapers would no doubt get
g to Florida this winter are the Impression thut Pulatkn at
'allowing writers: lluhe Gold- this
^ ^ particular tim e is not so K......
pros.
?***' Ceorg* Ado, I
ut might be. In the Issue
Tnriungton, and Clair uf The News of yesterday appear
With so much good m a te r-1 t*d but four local diajplay ads,. and
hand, the new morning daily I none of these was
astounding
i not to have much trouble 1 proportions.
ibllng an excellent staff.
The local ad run for yesterday
..........o--------was not unusual. W ith tho except
With his last wuitls Benjamin ion »f one or two days in the week,
Fvfie claimed that for two week* the News for several weeks bus
to the murder for which be carried less home business than al
Jexet ited, he had been out of most any of its Florida contemp
1 on account of the poison in oraries serving communities of
farhiakey he hod drunk. Yet sim ilar population. I t has however
are' some of th* “best peop- carried n good volume of nationul
rho persist upon drinking it advertising, the best possible p r o o f
I upon saying that it will not that its merit is recognised by the
larger advertising agencies, dis
them.
interested judges.
---------o--------It U well known to the public
iking i f the new morning
thut newspapers are not supported
Forrest Lake was heard to by
circulation. The price paid per
the rem ark on the street the week
for the paper delivered at
day that he was going to sour door is barely sufficient, to
RIm Herald out of business defray the cost of the white paper
Urn* be had two hundred thou- which it contains. And It Is equally
I dollars to do it with. If. Mr. as wtfll known that few newspapers
has two hundred . thousand are so equipped financially as to
s, w* would respectfully sug*
ikd it practical for,
J u t he devote it to relieving
,the rol*. of phi
!o f soma of tlu do pos
that are subs
t a l instead of try in g
a* they serve. . .
l £ a lf upon The Bar-
W
THE SCHEME TO have chain
letter w riters pile 15,000,0iMi sep
arate demands for Coolldgc in
1028 is nipped In the hud and the
cham Is broken. The President,
who said, “ I do not chose to run,'*
meant what he said.
There will bo no Cuolidg* nom
ination in 1928, unless eRpuhticans
can convince the President of their
inability to agree on any other
man.
This being so distinctly obvious,
the axiom is arrived nt THAT NO
COMMUNITY IS SERVED BY
ANY BETTER
NEWSPAPER
THAN IT IS WILLING TO SUP
PORT. All thnt the publisher docs
is to supply the needed printing
and u competent s ta ff of writers,
printer* and solicitors. The rest is
FROM PARIS, TO Berlin is flOO
up to the business interests.
miles.
A French filer on the reg
As Tha News sees it, Pnlatka at
this particular time needs to ad ular Pnrif-Berlin passenger line,
vertise. It needs to go out a fter the has made the round trip 1 times
business that has been brought in one inontH, flying 18,000 mites
within ruivte by the completion of In*30 days, with no accident. This
many highways and by the opening is taken as a m atter of course.
of the Memorial Bridge. It has Curiously enough Americans, who
reached that stage in |ta progress rarely fly »t t*r>mc, are the best
thut it sits a t tho cross-roads,
and
rose-roan*, nnn
ll« n t,‘.nBllvUr" ,K,‘
these roads lead on to Jacksonville W a-shall,U y fe re eventually..
end elsewhere. They are* splendid
AS EASILY a s matches start
thoroughfares, but tnla city is not
their terminus. If the residents of a . fire lo shavings, national
the disputed trad s territory within jealouay sta rts w ar in Europe.
a radius of fifty mils* read the ad England talks nf an alliance with
vertisements only a f other com Jugo-fliavla. Riots break out in
munities the chance i* good that Venice and Padua, the police pro
they Will trade only in these other tect the French and Ju g o sla v ia
communities. P rin te r's Ink. Jud consulates from attack.
iciously used,, creates the m arket.
History Is a l«ng way from
Nothing else U keeping American recording "a United State* of
factor!** in operation today and no- Europe." No statecraft or
thing clip j4 rosponnibl* for Araori- | lances, but only slow education
cap p ru c re it^ f recent years. .. J ; n end E uropi’s danger of war.
; The Pulatka Daily Newa b able
a trained to suspect, mistrust,
w delirer ciCuIatlon aerefce^but R
hato each other through
r f a a
MILK
WK AllE THE ONI.Y PRODUCERS SEI.I.INC
GRADE A MILK
IN SANFORD
The Hest i« the ChcnpcHt, For Daily Delivery
Phone Sanford 1181 or Call at
ItlrdHong Ice Cream Co.
LONGWOOD DAIRY
% /hat are
a fe w c e n t s a day
compared to the protection !|
and convenience afforded by
a telephone in your home?
Notice To Car Owners
I specialize in Refinishing Automo
biles with 100% DuPont Duco.
/
This class of work makes your old ear
look like a factory job, and will last indef
initely.
,
I guarantee this class of work to last
two years.
» ,
.
^ " v j^ u n t of present 'conditions I
have added a line of Lacquer, to take care
. *”9®®
want a cheaper class of work.
This class of work can be done at
T he telephone has become so vital to
the social needs of every community
nowadays that no one thinks of it
as a luxury. On the contrary, the
subscriber regards it as indispensable.
A nd why not? For it is the cheapest
and most dependable means of tran*
mitting the human voice. Hence it
serves to overcome isolation,
loneliness, save many- needless step* j
and provides a sense of security th**
contributes so much toward happ®**
and contentment in the home x
Avhatever amount you want to spend on
the car.
ROYSCHHIDT
Shop located on
Opposite School House
.,,n>v>T«mp*fm>
S O U T H E R N BELL T Z L F I ’ l i O N B
AND
TELEGRAPH
COMPANY
lies.)
a u t h o r iz e d
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�SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 25, 1927.
Wilds^Cfiosen For
Mix Picture Which
Is Here Saturday
Tel^j^py 1^8 MRS. FRED. 9. DA IG E R , Society Editor Residence Tel. 37
Wells-Wade Marriage
Comes As Surprise To
Many SanfordFriends
•FRIDAY/*’, r, (
,hrbt Matthewa will enter' member* o f the Lottaidge Club a t .1:30 o clock
,ome on Elm Avenue
Club Donee at 9 o clock
facht Club.
y Howard Chapter U. D.
ail meeting a t 1 o’clock at
. of Mrs. W. -I. Thigpen on
■ftiue.
SATURDAY
fn’, matinee nt 10 o’clock
[ilane theatre.
en's story iu u r nt 10 o'
the Library.
SUNDAY
j memorial services of the
. Chapter No. 2 O. E. S.
held at 1:00 o’clock nt
onic Temple.
MONDAY
egulur monthly business
ial meeting of the Truth
Class will meet Monday
n ut three o'clock. Nov
e ll at the home of Mr;1,
■awford with the following
s Mrs. 0. J. Pope, chnirrs. L. M. Telford, Mrs. J.
e Mrs, M. E. Moye, Mrs.
u'rner and Mrs. Whitworth,
sidles of the Presbyterian
y will meet at the Church
t) o’clock for the Mission
Class. A noon cafeteriu
BH be served.
f meeting of St. Agnes
[ 3:30 o’clock at the Parish
TUESDAY
iiirian Sunday School Class
First Baptist Church will
undny night at 7:.'!0 at the
f Mrs. C. A, McMahon
k King nnd Mrs. McMahon
Mreshment committee of
B* Seekers Class of the
■ Church for the birth
■f Tuesday will meet at
p of Mrs. J. D. Parker at
rrtoek Satunlay afternoon.
WEDNESDAY
Ltiarian Circle of the First
Church will hnve an nil
sing party at the home of
l A. Anderson, 915 Elm
rrdnesJay.
SATURDAY
I Story hour nt 10 o'clock
| Sanfprd Library. Miss
kh Turnbull will
hnve
Mrs. Jewell P. Wells of Tampa
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Mary Louise to Mr.
Benjamin F. Wade of Sanford
Florida, October 15th 1927.
The above announcement came
a* a complete surprHe to the many
friends of this young couple both
here nnd in Tampa.
They were married at the home
of the Rev. J. Abbott in De l-nnd,
October 15th and have kept it a
secret until recently.
The romance begun while Mrs.
Wade was making her home with
her mint. Mrs. AI'red L'ljn of this
city and where *h*^wn, a high
school student of last year.
Airs. Wad.1 has lived in Tampa
practically nil her life and i* an
attractive member of the younger
social set there and also in this
■ity.
Mr. Wade came from Valdosta,
in., and has made his home in
■sanford for the past four years.
He is well known by a large eireje
if friends here and in his former
home, lie is engaged in the furn
iture business here with his father.
The young couple will be at home
tn Sanford after December 1.
Woman’s Temperance
Body Goes On Record
For 5 Commissioners
The Woman’s Christian Temper
ance Union, met Tuesday a fter
noon at the home of Mrs. Wr. L.
Hughey. The meeting was opened
with a prayer nnd scripture read
ing by the president, Mrs. F. R.
.Mitchell.
The principal object of this
called meeting was to impress up
on the members the importance
of being repared to vote in the nppproaching election. Mrs. Alary
Harris Armour said nt the recent
state convention a t Coconnut
Grove that the less desirable
candidates are put in office by the
people not going to the poles
nnd voting on election day. The
union went on record as unani
mously favoring a five men form
of city government with one good
woman on it.
The convention echo feature of
the meeting was postponed until
next meeting.
Oh Doctor” Will Be
Shown To Children
tr.d Mrs. Edward F. Lane,
il Mrs. S. D. Highlcyman,
Mul Mrs. G. Sharon, Mr. and
Ver tic Hurt, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Moore Scott nnd James
man have returned horn
Mr. anil Mrs. Curtis Lowery of
Wlywnod where they at- DeLand weiv the guest, of their
the Kiwards meet.
parents Mr. and Mrs. Tuhhle Tues
day evening, They were accomanwi Mrs. Ben Austin un- led home by Mr*. Tubblc who will
the birth of a son, Sunday h i the guest of her son nnd wife
>*r 13 u t , the Femnld- Mr, nnd Mrs. Clifton Tuble for
*n Hospital. The baby has te n days.
Mitchell-Lossing
•Mr and Mr*. Mitchell
"f Trenton, Miss,
announce the mnrringe of their
daughter
GLADYS
to
MR. FAY LO SS]N O •
Monday, N ovem ber 21,. 1927.
Mr. Lossing js th e son o f Mr.
, J. Lossing of th is c ity and
has made Sanford his hbm e for
the past ten years.
After a short honeymoon Mr
and Mrs. Lessing
will
l«
at
home til th-ir Itttini* feinn.i . .. A
*’ culmination of a life-long
dfhip found itself in m arriage
sdav at high noon when Miss
iet Mason of Philadelphia,
became the bride of Allen J.
rati of Chicago, the wedding
g place at the home of C.
ill .Huron, 1119 east Seventh
Spme of the most dangerous
' nnd rugged spot* in America were
chosen for the locale of the new
Tom Mix vehicle, “Tumbling Riv
er", to be f-bown at the Mllane
Thentre Saturday.
This location in Arisona was
chosen to give the picture all the
punch nnd whirlwind thrills of a
sure-fire Western productotn. Tom
and Tony thunder th o u g h cthlp
,n Hating etory. from ' the ertg*
and precipices of the vatl-colorod
mesas down through the Ameri
can desert with ita shimmering
rami*, and deadly cactus, running
down one of the most notorious
Lang of cattle rustlers in the
country.
, Tlu> exteriors of this picture are
the w»st in all of its biasing glory
mid color, ns a background for n
Production full of every known sort
of hazard and pulsating romance.
Tom is supported by a splendid
cost of such favorites as Dorothy
Dwnni Stella Essex, William ConVi*
1Im, Wallace Mm- Donald, Buster
{lordlier, H arry (iripp, F.lmo Bill
ing,. and other well known West••*ii actors. Lew Seiler directed
the production.
e mu pie were united by the
id, leremany, speaking their
IM2 V" W!‘ themselves, with
■
Brownlee, pastor of the
I re;byterian Church, pro<-ing them man
and wife.
gS H .trraft has lived In Philpnin many years and is an
CHULUOTA
The many frWml* of Mrs, Dowitt Williams will be grieved to
learn of her continued illness and
that she will leave the first of the
meek for Orlando where she will
undergo an operation at the hosjtnl.
.\|r .)W’.SummerviHe of
the
u,w|,.| t „„,i r nnirl,n , in Sit Atier-
Camp Fire Girls Are
Entertained By Anna
Marie Couch At Home
ATTENTION D. A It
All members of the Sallie Huerisnn Chapter N. S. D. A. R. who
will attend the regional luncheon
given by the Abigail Bartholomew
Chapter of Daytona Bench on
Wednesday, November 30, will
assemble a t the home of Mr*.
John Meisch Jr., and leave togeth
er ut 10:45 o'clock. The luncheon
will be at the Princess Isseiiii
Hotel at 1 o’clock.
Mrs.' K. P. WTghl of Cairo,,'fin., ’ Mrs, W. J. SUsedapd rfcll^en
I* the house, guest xjf j, Mri ‘ and left for their homd In'Kissimmee
Mrs. Henry W ig h t.............. ....
Friday nfter spending
several
-------| days here ns the guests of Mr. nnd.
Mrs. F. M. Davison and Mrs. W. ! Mrs. J. 0 . Dal).
L Thigpen motored to Orlando
---------Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Maxwell and
------Miss Jean Maxmetl were among
Mr. ami .Mr!l Ml Kronen spent
from Sanford that attended
Thin,day in Jacksonville when. :ht’ foothall game In Lesshurg
they attended the football game Thursday afernonn.
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DENNY
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Ir-
and Mrs. D. E. Cole of
Mrs. J, A Davis of Statesboro,
Wale, spent Thanksgiving
ns the guests of Mr. and Gw., left Friday for Orlando whn •
Howard Long,
she will spend several days with
her ,on. Mr. Edmund Duvi,.
Mr,, rum er Houser returned While here she wus the guest of
Wednesday from Tampa where she Mis, l/uii-c Field*.
la- been the guest of friends foi
be pa,i tw., weeks.
Mr and Mist, Rav Fox and Mr
uni Mrs George Hardin motored
in Leesburg Thursday afternoon
to aitend (be football iranie be
tween Sanford High School and
Lee,burg High School,
and Alis. Charles Stoudinand little daughter. Ruby,
lliank,giving with lir. ami
Ia rg rave at laike Hamilton,
Air. and Alls Paul Rerlfern and
j ' <vn children deft Thursday for
| their borne in Wildwood after
spending several davs here as the
guests of Air, Reilfern’s parent,.
Air. and Airs. G. W. Spencer.
Air. F.dmund Taylor, nit official
o«‘ the federal government in liun m i , of Mines stationed nt Pitta
burg. Pa., is touring Florida with
hi, bride, and is visiting Mr. nnd
Alls. II. W. ijmik* at the l-angby
Apartments.
Mr. and Airs. W. II. Hnuks with
their guests, Mr. und .Mrs. Ed*
nulml Taylor of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
spent Thursday iti Orlando as the
guest, of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred
Whltelaw at their lovely new hnnn
on Ijike Drive.
.Mr and Mr*. Hawkins Connelly
left Thnr,ilnv for llnltirunre. Mil.,
where thev took their voting son.
Lee. who has been critically ill
for the pn*t two weeks, to John
Hankins Hospital where he will
undergo an operation.
Among the distinguished EuroIa-ait scientist, who addressed the
first conference and whose presonce Is sought for th • second are:
Dr. Friedrich tlerglus, Heidelberg,
Gerinany; Prof. Frans Fischer, di*
tevlnr, Mulheim-Riihr Institute of
Coal Research; Gen. Georges Patart, Paris; Dr. Cecil II Lander
director fuel research. Dr, It Less
ing. consulting engineer, Geoffrey
AL Gill consulting engineer, and
Harold Nielsen, of London.
.Mis* Helen
\ern e y .
Alts*
OH-DOCTOR!
M arry L eon W lino n ’t
C om edy
Special .Music nnd Fenti
Admission 10c
MILANE
A.
A mi Wright . Air. and Airs. Sidney
Chase, Robrt Deane anil Randall
Chase fnrnnd a eongen'nl party
motoring to Jacksonville Thursday
where they witnessed the FlnridnW'a.shingtnn law* football game.
• MV
Valdez
Cafe
Special
TODAY
An authentic portrayal of th#
life and deeds of
“JE SSE JAM ES"
with
•
Fred Thompson and Mary Cart'
nn‘l
Fried Chicken
Dinner
SATURDAY
T onight
O ne
Archilecl
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Sanford. Fla.
Dollar
"Tl'MHLING RIVER"
comedy
1,1 4H
“ PASS THE DUMPLINGS"
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ut lowest prices ever offer*
ed .
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All prices a n Bonafide.
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Children’s <lU
Saturday Matineg
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DIAMONDS
^ l»rg*st stock of Diamonds In the City In Diamond Ring*—
Oar Pin*, Dinner Rings Bracelet*
inches. Regular ffl.OO Value.
Among those from chap ten / bo. >n
2 attending the past m atron* a n d ’
patron* of Daytona chapter
of the En*tem S ta r were. Mr* and ~
Mrs. R. W. Turner, Mr. and M rfc Hnskey W ight. Mrs. and U i L ' H *
I.. ChrUenbcrry,
Mrs. M o ra y
Jarvis, .Mr*. P. M. Eldef,** W s f *
•V Routh, Mrs, G. E. McKay and ^
Mr*. Roda Mae Crenabaw. ■f"*
Clearwater.
>r r « u Off on a]l Elgin, W altham W riat Watches and G«nU
Strap Watches, from Regular Standard Price*.
25 Hand Painted Japanese Vase*. Height 11
E. JoneK 'M r. and Mi* .1B M C
well, and the M usas M ildred,
Christine Doyle formed s een)
ial party motoring over" tb *'ll
burg Thursday a Demon for .
Leesburg-San font football ^ai
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Driver and
' ‘*n Charles Jr., Mr. nnd Mr,. (1,
< t'oehmn nnd sons enjoyed a
d* lightful boat trip up the St.
hn' R‘W Thursday.
--------Mr. and Mrs. Mnrtin MncDaniel
and young son left Friday for
’heir home in Bunnell a fte r spendMr. find Mrs. 0 . Irvinjr Loucki* 'tig Thnniisgiving here us the
returned Friday nfter spending guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Doug
rhankvffivinir wit hrelativca
in las*.
Saturday is the
Specials
for
turday& Monday
European iScientists
William Lake of
Tampa i<
spending several day* here ns the
g o 'st of uncle. Forrest Luke.
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Mi s. Ruby Connelly of Lakeland
arrived here Wednesday and is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. P.
Connelly.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Allen n
Pulntkii spent Thursday in th
city a* the guests of Mr. nu
Mrs. Howard Long at their horn,
on lark Avenue.
Wa.,landrail Camp Fire Group
met .Monday afternoon at the home
of Anna Marie Couch on Myrtle
Avenue. Aliss Helen Colbert was
hostess. Dorothy Marshal) was
taken into the group a t this
meeting.
After the business had
been transacted games and con
tests were enjoyed.
Dainty re
f it shments were served by Mfss
Couch and Miss Colbert.
Among those present wore F ran
ces Andrews, Lois Britt, Pauline
Crawford, Marion Hoolihnn, Mary
Jane Preston. Marjorie Bonlsk,
Elizabeth Alelhvin, Mnrcudel. filevt-kingk Helen Colbert, An/in Marie
Couch and Miss Catherine Young
the group guardian.
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Not only have the atn^s of this
country and of Europe been drafted
to take a part in this spectacular
offering but also the talented
performers from the more distant
lands, the South Sea Islands, In
dia, Borneo, Afghanistan, Persia,
and the nearer countries in South
America and Central America.
Each of these have contributed
their talents and present the most
novel program ever offered by
an American circus.
Great enro has been taken to
keep out of the routine ami the
nmazing acts of tho 00 acrobats,
80 aerialists,
fiO riders,
ami
scores of other performers nrc
absolutely new nm! never before
have been seen in Ibis country.
Many acres nrc required to house
the immense tent" of the Gentry
Bros. Shows this season and more
than 500 people are required to
present the performance. Gentry
Brothers have invested more than
$750,000 in equipment.
The mile-long street parade will
he given a t 11 a. m. rain or shine,
and the doors to the mammoth
menagerie tent open at I and 7
P. M. The big show performance
begins nt 2 and 8 P. M.
To the kiddies as well ns their
parents a visit to the Gentry
Bros. Shows will prove to he a
two-hour journey through a joyland of the highest type of cir
cus entertainm ent ami on unforgetahle amusement ns well as ed
ucational treat.
Among those
who will contribute much to the
enjoyment of the program will be
the .70 famous clowns. There play
boys in their eccentric make-up
have scores of new stunts lhat are
proving great innovations and in
keeping with the novel produc
tion of the entire cirrus perform
ance.
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TOO MUCHOF ‘IT’
LEADSTOARREST London DanceShow
OF KISSING GIRL
t *
Following the death of his father, the beloved Moroccan sultan Mouley
Yorrsef, the youngest son, Mouley Mohammed, It, took up the first
problem of state—what to do with the couple of hundred wives left
by Ibis father. The boy sultan (shown In the Inset and to the left, reaf
mikll decide the problem for himself. Th*> deceased Hullan is pictured
lit the center, with another son to the right.
son’C O A L
„
ImuminmiH Experts From All
LONDON, Nov. 25,_(IN S )__
Over World ToGntlier Ncxl
“ Purity," in the form of n shoutNovember In Smoky City
P retty Pensacola Flapper Is
Jailed A fter ^ te m p tin g
To Kiss Everyone She Met;
Police Puzzled Over Case
PENSACOLA, Fla., Nov. 25.-7(IN S )—An
over-abundance
«T
Eleanor Glyn’s now famous "IT "
has proven very disastrous to pret
ty Mamie Robinso/f, sweet sixteen.
"IT " got her into tho municipal
bastile.
Mamie Just must kiss everyone
ahe meets, police said. She has
developed an abnormal desire to
osculate and “IT" caused her a r
rest.
The pretty little flapper has
been asking every person Bhe mot
If haom uldn't mind kissing her.
One of those persons who were
not «f a calorie nature called the
lle* and caused her Confinement
Jail on an open charge.
Police are a t a loan ns to w hat to
placa against Mamie and she Tit
sitting in jail pending their decisi
on. Bhe is of a very refined nature
'butooa of these over-infatuated
•pceies according to Chief of Police
William O’Connell. The chief be.
Hover ht kissing, but “enough is
enough,” he says.
A psychologist Is making un ex
amination of Mamie's well-shaped
cerebrum In order to furnish nuthoailles w ith a correct diagnosis.
ThojH aling ctdhplex in said to Ins a
ne Wono in psychologlal history
andiia being investigated with in
terest.
C
i
S c o r e Hurt Chamber.flTo D i n e
Threatened Attack I n ‘P r i s o n Battle M o n d a y Evening
«’Vr.
M EN
Member O f PurityjPLAN STUDY O F
League Interrupts [FUEL P R O B L E M
o
PrisoitMutinyAfter And
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A V<*5*P
Those who say "all circuses are
alike" are slated to get a big
surprise when the Gentry Bros.
Shows exhibit in Sanford on Dec
ember 3 because the performance
of the Gentry Bros, this season Ik
unlike that of its past HR seasons
and those of the other circuses
presented here In past years. The
Gentry Brothers performnnre is
setting a new standard in circus
productions. No expense has been
spared to provide one of the most
novel in d entertaining circus pro
gram s ever offered on this con-
ing unidentified man, reputedly
American, swooped down on the
London stago Inst night nntl sen
sationally interrupted a dance
number in n musical comedy' being
presented a t the Gaiety GTheatre.
Hare female legs seemed to be
the provocative issue.
Tin* audience was enjoying the
performance of “The Girl From
Cooks ’’ Jean Harry, an American
dancer making her first Ix>ndon
nppearnncq, nuns on with .inch
Holland, both attired in Spanish
costumes. Miss Hurry’s legs were
Without benefit of hose. Suddenly;
"I protest against this dance in
the name of the American Purity
Lcngue. It is n barbaric, disgrace
ful exhibition."
Tire dancers stopped. Tho audi
ence gasped. Tho shout had come
from a man who had risen from
nhi htill I s cat to deliver it
A fter his outburst of indigna
tion, the man left the theatre. Ho
rtruscil In jr
jvi* H
Ifl nnittfi
1,«
give
his
name L>,»
but be
told tho Management that the
American Purity league
was
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 25— Bit
uminous coal experts and research
engineers from nil parts of the
wbrlcl will assemble in this city
lignin in November. IU28, for tho
second International Conference on
Bituminon.i Caul, the Carnegie In
stitute of Technology, sponsor, a n
nounced tmiliy.
Widespread Interest (.roused by
the fir: t such conference here in
starting
a
world
campaign
again* t bare legs uml bad already
establi-bei! a bri.ruh in London.
Ih* udded:
"Wherever there is n disgrarcful
exhibition of Imre legs on tho
stage some one will
protest
against it "
After tho performance ML*s
Parry said she hud a similar ex
perience in Ithodo Island.
.
“Sumo people," she said, “arc
just too puritanical for anything.
Hut we have danced this dance in
Paris and linden without com
plaint."
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25,1927*
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if
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THE SANPOI
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(Continued From Pace One!
was a threat eent in over the tele
phone to the convicts that the
water in the cell house would be
turned off.
“IT” got her into the municipal
Die meets, police said. She has
not of a caloric nature called the
police and caused her confinement
Flanked by machine gUns,
guttling gun emplacements, arm
ored police cars and a bombing
squad, a grim , silent arm y
of
1.000 men today awaited the sig
nal that will send them
into
bloody prison battle that has al
ready claimed the lives of nine
men, left 22 others maimed and
turned Folsom Prison into a sham
bles.
Within the cell block, 1,200 des
perate convicts, their ring-leaders
facing death and determined to
sell their lives denriy, await the
at my of prison guards, police, de
puties and 800 troopers.
Adjutant General R. E.. MJttelstnedt,
commanding
National
Guard troops, and Warden Court
Smith, chief of the civilian staff,
are prepared to attack. Two army
tanks, their noses pointed toward
tin* south gate, and bristling with
machine guns, are expected to lead
the attack.
The tanks, manned by experts,
will be shot through the outer
gate of tho prison school building
nrxl if possible wedged into the
gate that connects with the cellblock proper, according to battle
plan*. Once planted in the breach,
the guns of the tanks will com
mand the immediate interior of
tin* rock-ribbed cell block. With
the tank guns, it is planned to
sweep the entire area where the
d( sperate
convicts
barricaded
themselves.
I!ighpressure firehoses, in the
hands of Sacramento firemen,
cmy ulso be brought into play.
In the event th at these methods
fail, it is intended to take the
prisoners by storm.
In ab ility'to
ditermiue the number of guns in
possession of the desperndoes
made the outcome of todays ex
pected attack uncertain.
A1 Massick, a guard, who was
beaten into insensibility by the
prisoners and then thrown through
tin cell-block door, furnished the
most definite information
on
conditions within the prison. Ho
said he saw four guns in the
hands of prisoners, and believed
there werq more. Ite could not say
how much ammunition the con
victs had.
November, 172fi, resulted in the de
cision to cuii tnc world scientists
and fu 'I technologists together
again in 1728.
Thirteen countries sent 1,700
delegates to the first conference
which was devoted to the discus
sion of the better utilization of bi
tuminous coal.
No Definite Program
Although no definite program
plans for t'ne conference next year
have been made, the following
points ni> expected to be empha
sized:
1. Development of substitutes
for gasoline from coal.
2. Development of power from
coal.
New processes for low uml
higu tem perature distillation.
1. Smokeless fuel.
5. Gasification of coal.
0. Utilization of coal tar pro
ducts.
7. Fertilizer from coal.
8. Production of fixed nitrogen
front coni.
Dr. Thomas 8 . Raker. president
of Carnegie Institute of Technology
only recently returned from a tour
of Europe where he went to dis
BARTOW—Franchise given here
cuss phases of the second confer
ence with eminent scientists in to Ralph B. W agner Company for
France and Germany. He will re installation of gas distributing
turn to Europe early next year to system and plant.
Ti'lliPi
(Continued From Page One)
(Continued From Page 1
to kill the captpured guards if R. A. Cobb, S. J. Nix and Judge J;
G. Sharon.
officers moved against them.
Number Three: S. D. HlghleyThe mutiny began
without
warning. Nothing unusual had «* men, Randall Chase, C. E. Meyers,
cured qn Thanksgiving Day. Some Raymond G. Fox and S. M. Lloyd.
Number Four J. L, M arentette,
of the prisoners were attendinr a
motion picture show and other* H. H. Keller, R. J. Holly Sr., C. M.
were milling about in the yarn Powell Jr., and E. B. Randall J r.
Number Five: J. A. - PiUman,
awaiting a chaneekto get into the
John P. Ames, W. E. W althall,
show.
Floyd Palmer and J. L. H urt.
Suddenly Charles Gorhnnsen. a
Number Six: A .R .Platt, tho
guard was surrounded by several Rev. Mortimer Glover George D.
prisoners. Placing a knife at his Bishop, F. W. Bender nnd P. B.
neck, they marched him to a Monahan.
door leading to the administra
Number Seven: F.W. Talbott, R.
tion building. They threatened B. Chapman, Rohert Massakn, K
the guard whh death if he did not B. MacCracken, and George G
order the turnkey, on the other Herring.
s(de, to open the door. The
Numher Eight: J. L. Wells, H.
turnkey not having the keys. Gcr- C. Dubose, F. E. Roumillat, C. M.
hasen's order could not
he Boyd nm! eRv. E. D. Brownlee.
obeyed. Gorhansen was promptly
Numbers Nine and^Tcn will be
knifed and his _ captor*,—yelling enptained by J. E. Ritchie and P.
started running 'through the ctl! A. Mere and will be composed of
house.
American Legion members whose
Then Bedlam turned loose. A names have not been handed into
volley of shots rang out. Where the Chamber of Commerce.
the prisoners got th§ir arm." and
just how many
ammunition is not known. Ray of the bullets.
Singleton was hit by one of the guns the convicts have and how
first shots. A convict stabbed him they got them were two puzzles
a.-' he fell.
His body was picked that prirnn officials hnven’t been
up by other guards who raced for able to solve.
the door. Among them wns Wal
SARASOTA—75 business men
ter Neil, who was shot and stab
bed as he carried his keys to r f this place organize Sarasota
Taxpayers* Association.
safety.
Meanwhile, while other guards
PENSACOLA—Frisco Railroad
repelling the convicts from rush
to
increase its terminal facilities
ing the main gate, Warden Smith
nnd his secretary, B arnett liuse,
^ _
were trapped in the administra- -----------------------------tion building. Smith and Iluse
made a darh for safety ju st ns
Drink - E lder
machine gunners and guard*
armed with tear bombs, launched
Springs W ater
nn attack against prisoners in
the library building. The prisonHealth Insurance
trr* answered with a hot fire.
Iluse was stm ek in the hip by one,
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the appointment ot
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Southern
National
it Poultry
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COUCH’S SERVICE
1113 Sanford A ve.
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GENERAL TIRES
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afterw ard! E very womati who cooks w ith a Per*
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AN N O U N CES
\
John Beyer, yuuthf0|
"spotter" of Janesvilk.L
a charge of murdtr u’U
111., fo r ^he 'killing 4 ]
Petroff. Beyer holds,
sion, but was noting „i
form er and was unnffku
the business of
j
when
the
slaying
Petroff, suspecting
“snooper,"
hn,| tried
from his hand a r t a ,.
liquor.
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Thera Is haver a speck of soot For In
the long chimneys, every drop of oil is
com pletely burned before the heat
eaanke*
k. —
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reaches tthe
cooking.
8oo^ «s you know, is half*
burned kerosene—just
wasted heat With Per*
Sections you have real fuel
economy, aa affthe oilis
into cooking
heat* They burn only
kerosene, the eafo house*
bold fuel.
Perfection flames stay at the heifht
you set them, so you need never foer
they w ill “creep up” and make U*
t, .
kitchen sooty.
Miss Allen says—
"Utcaail bottomi
• r e fre e from '.
soot when cooking ,
it d o n e on th e
Perfection Stove." ^
M u i L u c t G .A u .sx
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With'Perfection you will
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See the newest Perfec
tions s t any dealer's-*! to
5 b u r n e r stses. Priced
from *7.35 to *130.
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�TODAY; NOVEMBER 25, 1927,
TOE S ANFORD
10-A Poultry and E rrs
Hl’u t l l } l l « i U
' AD. b a t e s
CMh la A dvance
• j . will ha m d r r f
,n d collector oent
(U_H
’"JR. U»e
..........8c a Hue
____ 6c a 11m
~ ~ ~ _____ 4c a llhe
m on requeaL
rates are for
insertions.
l of average length
I charge
of 30c for
Rising i» restricted
classification.
ror is made The SanU will bo responsible
ne Incorrect insertion,
intr for subsequent
The office should be
imediately in case of
16— Houses For Rent
5 room house partly furnished, '
SOTICH
with garage,
914 Pork Ave Nutlet- Is hereby given lhat sealed
Mile
will
be
received
by the Hoard
Pohne G8-J.
of t’ounty (*timmt*slrfntrs In urtrt
tor Seminole County. Florida. at
their next regular meeting to be
>„l„
held In the Court House, at San10-B—-Plants and Flowers
aimetto Avenue. $25 ford.yiorlda, on Tuesday December
Iress B. F. H. Care The
t *ST. at to o'clock. A. M. fur
the following supplies for llte
County.
'
i ,'■»*. nil a n d (I r e a s e . for all
FOIt SALE
room house with fire- .C o u n ty T a n k s , The H oard r e s e rv e *
M vrtl»
Ave
1
r i g h t to r e j e c t u n y a m t all bid*.
Petunia, straw flower and other
.Myrtle Ave.
I hone | wit,,**, m v hand a n d offlclnl
winter hlooming plant*. A. !L
seal
Mil* i ; i h d a y
of N o v em b er.
Rossjter, Florist.
Phone 212-W.
to r Kent—five room house. Bath
and screened porch. $18.00 per
month. 2gt)l Oak Ave. Phone UoW.
PLANT STOKES vegetable seeds
Not it*,, of A p p lic a t io n f u r T a x D eed
I m lrr S l. tion 575 of t h e f l e n e r a l
and be sure of germination, type TEN Room house for rcnl
S t a t u t e * nf t h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a .
purity, *»ed disinfection. Make our Onk and Fourth St. Apph
N otice i< h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t tV.
office /o u r h ead q u arter to talk Lcrg
t* Kn»ter purcliMaer of T a x C a r l l 108 Palmetto Ave
f I r a te Nu 7>; d a t e d th e 1st d a y of
over seed problems.
Francis C.
u n e ,\ D . |»3S. hu* f l i n t
*ald
Stokes & Co. 18 McLander Arcade. House for rent, ueft W. 1st S'. Jcei
tlflctite in m y office, a m i h a a
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11—Miscellaneous
1*1— Rooms With Board
ci 1 Mf lent e e m b r a c e * t h r fu Ilo w i n g
ili'M l died p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In SernIm de t o n u t , , F l o r i d a . to - iv l i:
Lot* 1 A 5 HIV 9 T r K. T h e
Tow n of S a n fo r d .
T h e said laud helng a**e**eit ul
the dale of the I s s u a n c e o f *noh
certificate m the name of .1, Is
l.lndse)
r u l e s * nuld
certificate
s h a l l be redeemed a c c o r d i n g to la w
tax deed wall Is su e t h e r e o n t h e
Kill dav of D e c e m b e r A. D-. I 9 i*
W it n e s s m ,
o ff ic ia l
* ia n a tu rt
11lid seal t h i s th e IS til illtv of O c t.
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19—Houses For Sale
FOR RENT—NICELY furnlnhed FOIt SALK—Onk Hill corner lot.
bedroums, in private Lome, phone
Cheap. Very little cash required.
On Geneva Avenue. An exceptional
buy. Box 123 Care The Herald.
15—Apartment For Rent
For Rent—An unfurnished garage
apartm ent four rooms and bath
ail conveniences, double garage.
Owner leaving Sanford. R. L.
Chrisenberry, P. O. Box 1378.
DODGE
a ami Gruhum trucks. Rhone 803 L3 after 7 P. M.
Street Phone 3.
Ouo four loom apartm ent modern
i COWAN CO. Auto
conveniences, call nt Ball Park
Ld sheet metal works, filling station, phone 4215-J.
llfenue. Phone 710-W.
149 UUlCix ^ 0
Vugoniiu Ave.
467.
-biARIilONS
Automobile Co.
-YOO SOME MOOr
ABOOT SOOTH
SOME
W E.
S E E ? w il l " V
Y ‘ HONEST, >]
k transfer pictures.
, and brushes. Sun
Points and Varnishes,
nt nnd Wall Paper
First St.
GEEWI2 - ME8BE WE
' CAN * COME \ nHTH ME AMY
X KNOW MRS SCHNITZ1 ON
T h' NEY.T S T R E E T —
MAYBE S H E 'L L H E L P U S 1
3riNG—The Roof Ev
Metal
shlnglea
m tin and galvinizet
Jtmex II, Cowan. Oak
feird St. Phono 111.
FURNISHED apartm ent for rent
in the Herald building—a down
town 1 ration at remarkably low
rates. Ask fnr Mr. Haines ut The
Herald office.
\f y o u r o l d w a l l s 16—Houses For Rent
£ NLW WALL PAINT
NO NEW AND BETYURTHKR IN FORM A- 3 room e tinge, modern conven*
Ni l E. Ith St. Call
ienccs
;LL PHONE 235-J OR
- C0LLER, SANFORD,
For Rent— Five room house. 717
$10.00 per
W. 1st. Street,
W l —repairing, piano
experts with 17 year# month.. Call 708-W.
S*nfonJ music store
lPP«. Room 10 & 11 Mc- A warehouse for rent a t corner of
3rd and Oak Ave. Phone 96.
*d«, Phone 832.
6 room unfurnished house, corner
Oak end 17th St. Phone 20.
Furnished house w*th every con
venience, fire plpace and stove,
DRUG STORE—Pre>< Uiuit*, Soda. We are xarage included, U7 Laurel Ave,
^ f o u r phone. Call 193 Second Street.
' BLOCKS— Irrigation Small furnished house suitable
for couple, two rooms, bath and
“ Ctheral cement wovk.
wrtte Co. J. E. Ter- parage, 2516 Orange Ave. Phone
826-J.
^P- 3rd and Elm.
26— Miscellaneous For Sale
•ype solicitor, wo
*»ht a some
FOR RENT five room bungalow
located on corner lot 2300 Palmet
to Avenue. U rg e living room, din
ing room, kitchen, bath, two bed
rooms, front and rear porches.
Owner living out of the city and
will rent cheap. Inquire at Herald
Office.
, ■ ■
• Have five FOTc RENT—SmaL cottage on rear
p. £l«ar (not hard of tot on Magnollp Avenue. Nsar
the
plow. xouthside school. $20. per roontlt
•Apply L F. Hill, Address S. D. B. can* Th'* Sanford
Harkban.
TOLD YA
THEY GOT
INDIANS IN
S E N D MESSAGES BY
VIIG-WAQSf , M I l L L
r
SO Ot H
7 Am e r i c a ?
B E T IT’S FUN. DON'T
J
Y O O ? VJlSH WiE g
C O U LD D O IT t f f
y P L E A S E , MRS S C H M IT Z ./
i M E AN' AMY WANNA PLAY
YJtG-WAGGlN' —KIN V4E
I BORROW YERVftG
( F E R A L.tL W H IL E ?
W
Jfi
Decembei1
**0 t D MI X 7
ClMT »T Nx» 'Ifiyicc ISC
izatinn.U ii.x n u u n y .'il f o r w eek * n m l E n g l n i n l , a p p l i e s o n l y t o t h e ev irint*ll> s h u t 11111I k ille d , a c c o r d i n g t o i a| i|H'c . a c t u a l l y
g i v e n in
court
p i 'l i r c , by
“ l.c f y
L e w is, l a b o r 1
,,f tHc p a r t i e s , n a m e s o f
le a i b r. u l i „ is n o w o n t r i a l f o r | (,nw i t n e a s e * ,
nam es of
p la c e *
m u riler.
vviiere i n c i d e n t s a f f e c t i n ' t h e c a s e
S p e c i a l F ntnli S q u a d
cctir.’il, tin* J i i d g m r n t a n d find*
( k ie f o f P u iie • Mlchtt 1 H u g h e s
( b e C o u r t — o il c a n h e p u h bn i
o r g u a i u .1
s >eciul
‘‘b o m b tisli <1
Witness my dfflcial
slgnatuio
Furniture for sale: for bed room.
seal tills the Uth day of v)ctn.
dining room, living room, hreuk- hand
e r A D . 19 77.
fn*t room, kitchen and porch. 2 ice
V F. DOL'ill.AaH.
Clerk Circuit Court, do in IHole
boxes, desk and dressing table.
County. Florida.
Ennuire at 113 Sim Ave. Phone
Ilv A. M. WKKIvd,
339-W.
Second hand rifles, shot guns, and
pistols, -newly repaired, very
cheap. Can be seen nt Wagoner
Furniture Co.
FOR SALE—The best little bu.»inesv in Sanford. Must soil before
November 30th. Apply nt Lobby
New* Stand. National Bunk Bldg.
squads * to Mi.iir rt.lira* neighbor.
ii.i 1 n 01 a,spit loti* . m e n ers.
Tin: t T w r i T
cmitht o f h e j i -
IMU.F. I'OFNTV FLORIDA.
I'M VNVKItV.
IN
CHICAGO. Nov. 17—(IN S )—
Around hv the action* uf vet*
n rials iu ('hlviigo who have hmnli
i>il inortr-ihan ninety business org
nniiatiuiMt and dwelling* since tin
first of ihe year, the p dico nf Chi
E N G L I S H LAWS
WILL NOT MAKE
DIVORCE MECCA
grocery
Inventory ubout $1500.00. Rea
$2000.09 business
per
month.
Address Box 990 c-o
*!tuttlte* u f th e S l a t e
1
Nullr. la h ereb y given t h a t t,. J ■
Cliirk. p u r c h a s e r uf Tux l e r t l f t e a t a
Nu :il«. d a t e d III* l»l day of J u d *
A. | i . l9J5, liu* filed *ul'l c e r t t f t i-ulr In m y o ffic e , an d tiu* m a d # up ulh-xtlon f o r t a x d*<»l to taHim In »oro ld u o .-i w i t h taw . Suld c e r t l f l r a t *
viubraeea Ih e follow log 'l<’*crltH*»
p ro p e r ty n l i u a t e d In Scmliiolu L u u n ty. F tu rldu. l o - w l l :
. .
\V 1-3 of L ot 31! and All Lot
313 Van Aredale Osborne B ro k
era ge Co's Addition to Ulack
Hammock, II acres.
The raid land being ussed Ul »«•
il.it.. of llte Issuance of suoh certlft, ate In the name of U nknown
Notice i* hereby given that A- ►*
t’tark purchaser of Tax l.erllfl''a*e
N„. 10*. dated the 1st day o f JVh'
|».. 1*11. haa filed said eertlftcale
j,, my office, and haa made appllcatlun fur tax deed tu Issue In a t ,'ordasc* w ith law. Sabi certifica te
sinbracea th* f o llo w in g d»scribed
property situ a ted In Sem inole t.uuntv. Florida, l o - w l l :
.
but* *33 to !3« Van Arsdale O s.
• b.,rue B rok erag e Lo’e Addition
t„ Ulack H am m ock. 4« srre*.
The said land being a ssessed at
the date of the Issuance o f HH™
,-erllflcate In the name o f L. e-
n e v r had tiny popular support
iu Englund. It was rushed through
the Commons, a* a Prime Minis
Z s tm m m m .
m — raosrwEU
\nm.KY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
T U D i.M i «t ul D efendiint*
T IIB S T A T U OF F L O R ID A TO:
T. L IJJNO and wMr M. A. LONG
113 L R o u n ' A venu* C ln w r ila la
iliint*um«r>' A lab am a und W. P.
IIOHSITRR c .n F ld - l lt y [H'poslt
C om p an y A tla n ta Ofiirgla. •
II a p n r a r ln g from a *w oru bill of
ro tn p U in t In th l* rauna th a t you
T L. IAjNO and w lf*. M. A. LONU.
arr non-rcnldanta of th e S ta in ol
Flurtda. a n d th a t y o u aro realdunl*
o f u at a t* o f r o u n ir y o lh a r than
ihi* S ta ir o f Flarbla. nnd th a t you r
aililrr** I m 113
1-aHoun
Avenu*
l ‘li.vrrdala, M o n ts n m r r y . Alabama,
nml lhat yo n . W. P. HOHSITEft. are
a lt" u nrin.re*l(|rnt o f ih e S la t * of
Flurtda. and th at you aru a real,
d m t of a Htatr or vnuiitry o th er
t h a n ' l l i r S ir 1 - «.f Flurtda. and that
Jfour ad d r« ia la In rare o f F id elity
Orpuslt C om pany.
tleur«la.
T h erefore, you. T. L. IA»NO a n d w ife.
M. A. I.ONO and you. W. H RiiSS H Kit. a re order, ■) and required to
bu and ap p ea r before Ihla C ou rt nn
Ihe it t, d a y o f D ecem b er, A. !>.
1*11. to a n s w e r to the bill o f rnm*
p laint e x h ib ite d a g a in s t y o u tli th is
Cuuse, Ihe s a m e b ein g a p ro ceed in g
to fo r e c lo se th a t c e r ta in Indenture
o f m o r t g a g e d a ted the ISth day of
Way. A. D. 1137. e x e c u te d by T. L
LONtl and w ife . M. A. IA)NO. to the
C A L V E R T MORTOAilK COMPANY,
said m o r t g a g e b e in g recorded am on g
• he p u b lic
record s
of
S e m ln o H
C ou n ty. Florid a. In M o r tg a g e Hook
31. paste 3 f t , an d en cu m b erin g tbe
f o l lo w in g d escrib ed p roperty, situ -
First in Natural Beauty. General Na.nrri, pion
develojMT, owned 25,000 acres cf what h now i c
Inole County, and with all this va.it tu riL'ry
choose from selected a spot adjoining Lo-l» Ar.ur
his home site.
That
Cold
“May End in Flu
7J t h e r n n n r p n r H m r w )
T W K N T V -T H I ltD JU»MCI A l. r i l l .
r r i T o f T in ; h t a t i; o f F isu tiDA
IN A N D F u l l HKM1NOLK
i u i 'NTV.
IN n i A K U E R Y .
T i l K C A L V E R T MOMTOAOK COM
PANY a Curp. r jtlim C om p lain unt
Check it Todays
There’s a way to do it-HILL’S. Doe*
the four necessary things in one.
v*
(Legal Notices)
A,"l *«>Kht he expected the
*itleni|H a t suppression of evidence
i««wH t>»
curios ty limn ever
there was when publication <>f uviujncu w ai a K*neml practice,
Acl Nat Popular
LONDON. Nov.. III. —(IN S)—An
idea ha* gained credence that Lon
don. h.Tutixn of ihj new “secrecy"
law, may vie with Paris ns the
“itieicn of divorce."
Nothing could In* further than
the truth.
Flr*t of all, the "secrecy,” In
business.
sonable rent, now doing around
H O W |M
Secrecy In Proceeding*! Not
ToAidLondonlnVicing With
Darin For Divorce Husiness
tabllshcd re
(ail cash
used U m b s « .1 hut re; or. to
ri:n> enttam e to th union*.
WHhin ih > la I t h i r t y davs seven
roedhouseii. six aim* siofc*. nine
L'ldthion, four irnr.Ufrs nml five
drug atores have Imin made targets
have
Show Grounds
Kusl on 1st. St.
Between Mcllonville and
Union Ave.
^ «lWi| inn, fho judges with
wb,„n (),L. ,10W luxv i„ mostly nn-
Hombinits Directed Hy Black Iv%n , l i u m l1m 1l *mi*n \w*ip m *I7., i *ii a n1il M*iiiiilar
.
M
...
*u«sfrv q u en tly
u ivo
th eir
Hand Leaders HavcSteadily q u e s t . ,
f o m . n f . r m a t . m . oh .
i* * s u c h a
form
th at
^
, t ,, ^
■
cv l.
I'llAMK A i'U.MI*ANf, it Curp , Cum*
Increased Until Now, When t u r n e d l hi. I Hugh s a n n o u n c e d h e ^
would
have
under
arrest
and
nr(
|
I
I
V
I
I
1
lahle
for
publication
Dally Illasls AlwayfiOccur ra ignis I for trial more than for-v j,
t.vt, new, pupcr.
.MATnhi: l* t ik 'imas. Individually
men ;m*mr
of luhor unions who
. ,
.. .
.
in
Mi*ceHaneoux
Furnished, 5 rooms, Flora Heights
' and Sliver U k o $23.00. 2 room
heme
$20,00, 5 room •unfumishcl. 1’.S u ttee_!r JltttV i
"if
uoxr to navs psrman purch**«r o r T s j f T r r t l i l C S I v
$35,00,
2 room apartm ent $15.00,
yernent in a pleasant
s . , 31*. d a U d the 1st day
\ D 1933. haa filed »ald cer tific a te
, “ne which you can Mrr-. Jnoi D. Jinkina.
in my o ffice, and ha’s made ■PP11®";*
i»r°ar 0Wn h°m« dur- There ia a free ticket to the Mi iluo f**r la * deed to ls*u»- Ju "C*
w ith la w . Paid x-’-rtlfle-iisa—
£*
The Health. lane for Miss Frances Dutton, at rurilaace
.... i . r . o i the fo llo w in g described
Wl. OrUndo. ,FU.
The Herald office.
_______
Wanted Female
Y C P ! AM’ T H E Y >
'DOWT HAMS RADIOS
f?’ NOTHIN'—THEY
\
•er'.* Hill, in one afternoon'* debate.
Wien it went to the House at
laird*. t!u members of th a t Houtu;
w,*rr to'd— that- they enuid rsel.nir.cmi it n"H they allowed only
.ivti hours debate.,
A prrt frr.m the secrecy question;
divorce in England simply bristles,
with difficulties a* compared with*'
France. It is lar more expensive
to bepin with; in I’aris, unless n
a?h:nnrtiile Fr^nco-Amecan law
yer h especially engaged, an ordin
ary divorce need not cast more thutt
it,out (150. In England this am ount
easily be exceeded by nn a t
om :y out-of -pocket expenses be’.un. If the casj is defended am i
nshiouablc counsel are involved,
he cost may he us high as $100.JOO. The very cheapest. undef»nd
•d. straight forward case would
•ost from $400 to $500. This is a s
suming that only two or three w itjesses are required and there a rc
iu expensive traveling expense*.
Again, in Eng’nnd, the legal re
tirem en t* are for mure strict ami
iifficult than in France. In every
Olintiy, of course, under divorce
ought must he such us are legally
ccogniied by the Court hearing
.he case. In France, grounds for
l?vi ,r" are fairly wide, aril uny
Vmcrican seeking divorce tan p r ’e*
iciilv put forw nnl any ground acpUdd ■ in tin* United States, nnd
iavi* it uphold by a French judge.
Sanford
Saturday
Weluka apartm ents. F irst Street Money to loan on residences in
Railroad Avenue. Nicely fur
Sanford, l>*w interest rate. Box
nished housekeeping apartm ents.
303.
c-o The lit raid.
Private bath. Hot water furnished.
One and two rooms. Low rate.
Clasflified Display
Phone 397—J.* See manager.
in every shape and Beautiful apartm ents—Two rooms
t.- Sanford Cement
kitchenette and bath attractively
ertpuny, F ifth and furnished, centrally located, all
Phone 112-W.
improvements, $13.00 per week. Tel.
777 or 775.
Farms, Groves,
irk Ave. Phone CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 612
1'urk Ave. Apartments—2 and I
—garage and water. Reasonable.
IT PRINT SHOP
mice on anything lr. A ttractive furnished apartm ents
A phone call will get
corner Purk nnd Tenth Sts. FriPhone 117-W. 9 Rail- giduire installed, water and garPhone 18-J.
furnished.
\ -AN* M f.
t
27—Money to Loan
Service
•or
ROW ALONG, A M Y -
. ' " t i n ' v»l A p p lic a t io n F u r T u x D eed
I ' n d e r S e c tio n 575 of t h e ( i e u e r n l
S lu t u l e * of t h e S t a l e of K lorida.
N otice i» h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t J , H.
I1 111<-liI■1-1 •n p u r d t a s e r of 11-12 of
T a x Ci rl iflcat* No 2«7. d a t e d th e
l*t day of J u n e A D„ 1935. h a s fil 'd
s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e * In m> o ffic e , a n d
bn* in ml ■■ a p p l i c a t i o n fo r ta x d eed
to Issue in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h law
S a b i cert i d e a t e e m b r a c e s t h e fnl
li.w ln x d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d
ln*Senilnole c o u n ty , F l o r i d a , lo-vvll:
Idlls 1,11 In 157 tl .e s * Ini* IIS
A l i t ) K eplut uf W ln w o o d P a r k .
T h u said la n d b e l n x u s s s s s v d u t
t h e d a t e of th e i s s u a n c e of nucIi
c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e m tn .e of r n k n u w n .
I'lile s s salil c e r t i f i c a t e s h a l l hu r e .
d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o la w la x d eed
w ill Issue t h e r e o n o n t h e Sth d a y of
D e c e m b e r A D ..7 1 2 7 ,
and us AdmlnUlratrlx of the en|.
ut.. of H. N THOMAS, dci'tfuxed.
of ul
lb.fi1lulu lit*.
M i'ini.; o f MAST Fit's HAIit'l
Nolli'c i* bfi-i-by Ktvnn that tindor ntifl„I*> v|rlu» of n Decree of
Foreeloeuie ullll S a l e entered in tin*
For Rent—Gsie nicely furnished
apartm ent, all modern conven Ml: 4 Sonic Williams may secure •hove ■■iiilil.'d i'uiimi*. on Ilia Illtli
n free ticket to the Milane by
iencc*, $25.00 monthly. Phono
calling
for same at The Herntd.
207, 915 W. 1st SL
For Sale or Rent
APARTMENTS FOR RENT—In House*
nt
2009
Ororivc Ave.
the Herald Building. Right down
City.
Route
A. Box 170—
town. Partly furnished. Reasonable. Inquire nt the Herald Office.
free ticket to the 1-2 or 3 rooms furnished for
housekeeping. All conveniences,
Mr. Lester U. Als301, cor. 5th and Palmetto.
Herald office.
S
BY TAVI.OJI
FOR SALE—Small cottage built
on rear of lot nt 1705 Magnolia
» * le rc irc u it Court, Seminole
Avenue. Prici ■ rcuMmahle. Term*
County. Klorida.
exceptionally easy. Address Post
Hy A M W K BK H,
Office Box 431, Sanford, Florida. ________________________
D. C.
14— R oom s W ith c u l H o ard
"
MOM’N POP
If he will call at The Herald
fico, we would like to pre:
Mr. C. C. . Briggs with a
ticket, to the Milane.
CAR AWNINGS.
Co. li Bull Bldg.
Prompt - Efficient
Service
Notices)
(L eg al
PACE
.
V
Fifteen minutea from the hvuri of Sanford, driving
slowly, und the new wide Country Club Hoad maker
the trip u wonderful drive.
Siopa the cold In twrnty-lour hours,
«hecks Ihe le»«r. opens the
bnweli.tonrxtheentlr* xyrtem.
■• ■ I t.
T hat'slhesld you need. Don’t
$111#
be tu n n ed with anythin* lex*.
S tO D S !:° right now and get lULL'S, I
(Legal Notices)
Improvements have never .stopped. Permanent Fle*’tric Une.s and StnSet Lighting now partial';’ i"aval'cd. All City Conveniences except gas.
RFAJIirritATION NOTICE
FOR R E G U L A R MUNICIPAL
E L E C T IO N
The UtfrU’ ration Uooks uf tbi*
City nf Sanford. Florida will no
open uT Ranirdny. Nowndwr 5,
L. K. PHILIPS.
GUv ReieistrnUnn (Vfirrr
i T r r n n r m r T ^ ’iw t~ " i iytitt:
*KMIN»,LK COUNTY. STATU. "!■’
F M lftlA .
IN UK BHTATK O P It A 1,1*11 I toilINWnfJf b e r i UM'.l
Tu e ll ceeilltpr*. l e g n l r u s itlxlrlbulee. arul all p e rsu u s hxvl-tg Hulms
or ilem sm ls a g a i n s t sabl r,.l#lc:
You end e a c h uf you are licrelu
notified and required t o present an,
ele'm * *m) d em a n d * w li'rh Vun, ■r
either «if veil, tnii, h a v e iig.illiMt lit*
-e l a t e of Ralph R obinson, d e e - ' " *1
•ele "f S cm ln otv C ou n ty. l’lor».l» I"
Hon. 4 as. <1. Nb.i'oo Conn**
Imlge uf S e m in o le Culintv at hi* "!•
fir
III l b s Crtiinlv f o u r tlioo*. In
*t*mlnotr C o u n t ' . Florbi 1. wHtil.i
• w tlv e m o n t h s from th e d.tle Hi r«-
Thu First
General Repairing
National Bank or Hunioril holds in trust
tho Linrh Arbor Improvement Fund, which is a
Guarantee that ail improvmenta will continue to
completion, on a constantly moving schedule.
On All Curs
All Work Gunrunlevd
Lowest I’o.ssihlc Prices
PAN-AM GAS & OILS
No Mortgages. Loch Arbor is free of incumbrances.
BOB ISHIE’S
GARAGE
Netft tim e yew
buy calomel asl
No ass cmhments All improvements ure included hi
the original purchase price
No O'ty Taxes. Tho owner of a Loch Arbor Heme
pays onlv one fourth to one fifth as much
taxes as he would have to pay in the city limits of
Sanford.
*• R li-mlSN"':
8.
Intelligent restrictions. One fourth of an acre i« tho
hmullest lot yoU can own fn LOeh Arbor. And the
man of moderate means may build here too.
Just Unloaded a Car Uf '
Priced to meet today's conditions, with terms that
will conform to your convenience.
•
.
Carey Shingles
And RoqHntj
Thsv arc Guar n'red
S E C U R IT Y
LUMBER CO.
DeForfest
Sanford
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D.A.R. RITUAL IS WRITTEN BY MRS. WHITNER AND MRS. ROSSITER
A ritual written by Mrs. J. N. Whitner and Mrs. A. T. Rossiter for the use of the Sallie Harrison Chapter of Daughters of American Revolution, was given for the first time yesterday afternoon at the meeting of the chapter at the home of Mrs. Rolland L. Dean.
In the future all meetings of the local chapter will have the ritual as a part of each program. This is in compliance with a request of the national society. The ritual is as follows:
REGENT—We are grateful for the inspiration which called this patriotic society into existence. A memorial to our forefathers who centuries ago hope worn practices, with unquestioning faith in Almighty God, crosses an unknown sea, defying wind and wave, and sought a country wherein they might exercise and perpetuate the principals of liberty, justice and righteousness, unhindered by the fear of man, or kingdoms, or empires.
RESPONSE—Memory enshrines those brave souls
CHAPLAIN—They cried unto the Lord in their troubles and He brought them out of their distresses.
RESPONSE—Remember His Marvelous works that He hath done.
CHAPLAIN—The Heaven, even the Heavens are the Lords.
RESPONSE—But the earth hath he given to the children of men.
REGENT—Blessed is that nation whose God is the Lord. As Daughters of the American Revolution, realizing the safety of our country lies in the intelligence, moral character and patriotism of her citizens, and that the home is where these elements can best be engendered and fostered, our solemn duty is to keep the altar of domestic love and affection brightly blazing on the hearthstones, thus continuing a nation of happy homes, the highest type of heaven.
RESPONSE—And for this we give our hands, our heads, our hearts, to our God, our country, our flag.
REGENT—And all nations shall call you blessed, for ye shall be called a delightfulsome land, saith the Lord of Hosts.
RESPONSE—Lord God of Hosts be with us yet, lest we forget, lest we forget.
CHAPLAIN—(prayer) “Almighty God, we make our earnest prayer that thou wilt keep the United States in Thy Holy protection; that Thou wilt incline the heart of the citizens to cultivate a spirit of subordination and obedience to government, and to entertain a brotherly affection and love for one another and for their fellow citizens of the United States at large.” (From a prayer by Washington compiled by Mrs. J. N. Whitner and Mrs. A. T. Rossiter, local women.
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YOUR NEW SPAPER
ublishcd in Florida’s Heart,
he World’s Greatest Vegetable
action. Its Richest Garden Land
fiU JM E XIX.
Fair tonight and Si
mild temperatures.
Leased Wire International News Service
SANFORD. FLORIDA.SATURDAY. NOVEMBEIV26, 19
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations
3ty Is Temporarily PET MEASURESjGovernor Fuller,
in joined In Makin
5aymentT oHutto
ive Taxpayers Score
Victory In The 1st
Round Of Battle To
Kill $210,000 Claim
laintiffs M u st
Post $5,000 Bond
earing Upon Final
Order Is Scheduled
For DecemberFifth
Returning Congressmen Have
Many SchcmesForSpcnding
Money WhichMakesTaxCut
Plan Seem TooExtravagant
Alienists File Report That
RenmsIsSane NowAnd Was
At The Time When HcShot
And K iiledllisW ifelm ogenc
Huge Sum Proposed
To Restore Marine
Demands Range From Flood
Control Appropriations To
Appeals For Muscle Shoals
Throngs View Bier
Of Late Premier
Step Daughter Calls
Remus Cold Blooded
jMM|sonalnhy
c L'l'vcmor,
WASHINGTON Nov. 2G— (INST |
Demands of returning mpmlicri
for big appropriation!! for "pvt” I
n <usure* today
threatened to i
i loud the whole future of tax r e - .
durtion wi^h uncertainty. Admini- J
■iti.ilion spokesmen professed to i
see in tin* wide-spread clamor for
money the possibility that even the Report Of Patent Commits
'and Jurj Flays Department
administration's modest $225,1)00,inner Indicates Large In
Far Lack Of Training, Poor
HOli tax m l limit would prove to
Indgnient & Incompcntency
crease In Number PatentIn lengthy Detailed Report
Mr.Herndon describe* the situ be extravagant.
Issued This Year Over L om
The n*?A-st demand for a size
ation ns demanding “something
fW KSONVIU.K, Flu.. Nov. 2tt.
drastic, quick nnd sure must he able appropriation was made by WASHINGTON. Nov. 2ft— (IN S »
done," and declares further that Senator Jnrcs, (R) of Washing -America's penchant for invention t • INSl The Jacksonville police
ho is one “man who has the moral ton, chain, .q of the Senate Cum- devices of every conceivable nat *1 ";u .incut, front its executive ofIiiit - t>> Rookie patrolman, were
courage to stand his ground in the
'*'dn>
std! stinging under the crituro
to
rcduco
labor,
contribute
t<
nierce
fc.nm
ittce,
who
returned
|
late of overhelming odds und muz
"
t-nii.
handed to tho circuit court
the
comforts
nnd
umusemenL*
of
zles of the_oratorinl hlunderhu uses i with a proposal that Congress i
I *to late vesterday in the repoVt
of certain chronic and well known ere.it., a fund of probably 9-00.-1the people and better standards ot
i lie Duval County grand jury.
barnstorm ers."
OlHi.OOfl to replace the ov/indlmg living, reached a record plane in ! li.* grand jury Hayed the detmrtFollowing is
Mr. Herndon's government merchant marine. The 1lt'27, Patent Commissioner Thonia tifnt rt a detui'ed report that said
statem ent in full:
appropriation would be spread' E. Robertson declared today.
it was inefficient, used bad judg
“ When a mnn seeks a public of over ten yeurs.
ment and lacked training.
In
his
annual
report
Robortson
fice the first and natural question
Many members of the* House
The grand jurv founded its char
said
that
applications
for
patent?
that* arises is, ‘What in tho world Flood Control Committee have
ge*. tTii* r.qiort in the hands today
numbered
113,783,
a
lurgc
increase
<ioes he want with it’? There nro been convinced by evidence presen
* the circuit judge said, upon the
many who are reluctant to servo ted at hearings that an adequate over any previous yenr. Patents 'atari* number of police officers up.when they nro confronted with flood control program for the on 8-1,511 inventions, 4,121 designs l»\n ng before them in investiguthe possibility of criticism nnd country will cost; far more than nnd 21,053 trade-m urks
were n <i of murder cases. The police
and suspicion of the selfish, biased has been anticipated. Estimates
who uppen-ed before the
and dissatisfied. Then when one have ranged from $750,000,000 to sought during the year.
r ratal jury, the report said, were
Radio, aeronautical and electric- "i't most cases of little, if any.
offers himself ns a candidate hi., one billion dollars.
motive anti objective m ust ho a
Rep. Ilutlcr. (R) of Pennsyl el devices led other fields of mech x.itiii* to the jury.” It also stated
sacrifice of self to render a public vania, chairman of the House Na anical endeavor. .Many new and that tlte officers “exercised neither
si rvice.
val affairs committee reiterated unique examples of radio nn ner- pulire training, judgment or coin
“ Embodied . in public service his attention to seel; $250,000,000 onatical development were disclos- potency. I ut on iho other band, a
there are many things to accom to liuild 12 to 15 cruisers in five in tho patent nplications. The en ceming indifference about doing
• . i learly their duty.”
plish nnd vurious deeds to per to eight years* President C’ool- ormous use of the patent privi
form. Probably tho most ncccs- Idge's announced determination to leges of the government is aoftinn Di-i .indonmcnt of the Jacksonville
scary, and im perative
,
sut port enlargement of the Navy up a now, nlthoqgh legal, form of ji h* ti.rrd was also recommended.
n o te 'H arm ony' and unite ull und has convinced the "big navy” bloc m anufacturing monopoly, through* 11- j it ' report said the officers
er ono banner in the upbuilding that the program will go through. the interchange of |uitent right i should be returned to work for
end progress of Hanford. There
A compromise farm relief pro among corporations end individ - 1 w' i.ii ilic were hired and not a*
.*
v nu: i .it*
Alleged political in
never was a trail blazed, nor a gram is being considered by Sen- unis.
frontier advanced that
didn’t ntor Charles I,. McNnry, (K) of
Phases of this question have been fill ie exercised over the depart
have its sacrifices. And if I enn Oregon, which would establish a but in actions so fa r presented by ment win also condemned by the
i r 'i s, who tycoinmcniici!
the facts, help to fix the respon $300,000,000 credit in the nation's attacked in thu Federal courts,
.departm ent he responsible
sibility, let the public know the treasury, exceeding the revolving the Departm ent of Justice the right
nn.* head.
true situation, do my level best, fund proposed in theMcNary-Hau- of patent interchange has been up
and help work th e community out of gcti bill by $50,000,000. While the held, The patent -monopoly situa
its difficulties, even though the amount of money used would ho tion exists probably to a greater
axe may fall on a most unexpect problematical, the authorization degree in the radio industry than
ed place nnd cause an unhcnvul would have to In? considered in in any other, some features of tins
Die interested attorneys und prin- nnd the consequences be severe,' I enacting n tnx reduction bill, it is now being under investigation by
tho Federal Trade Commission.
jipal.s assembled iu his offices will have done my duty as a cit
pointed out.
American business and inventors
In the court house.
Tho order izen.
Proposals that the government ure’handicapped seriously by inad
"Shrouded und well guarded complete and
isiil the case shoukl not be deoperate
Muscle
icnnincd upon technicalities ulon.\ iK-rccy, suspicious and bidden Shoals if u satisfactory bid can equate facilities of the patent of
Because affidavits filed in tho nets, easy treud and hoarse whis not be obtained, appeals for additi fice, which Is unable to meet the
rapidly increasing demand, accord
mm* had not contained sufficient pers, contempt 'und hatred nnd a
millions to fight the European ing to Robertson. At the close of
pacts, nn equitable determination general slogan of “The Public Re onal
corn border, demands for u $100,.
pf the inutter was impossible, the Damned" have raised the temper- 000,000 uddition to the public the fiscal year 04,046 patent appli
cations were aw aiting action, some
Hiure
of
tho
people
of
Sanford
to
prder suid, nnd . therefore tcinhoraiy relief was afforded the a fever beat und the tension und building program and request* for of which had been on file more
Unless nliuf
H*Payers until such time ns patience have reached nn clastic funds to rcplentlsh the wui* sur than six months.
b'lditionul facts cuuldu be pres limit. A spark is ull that is needed plus supplies which have been used is afforded by tho addition of five
to bring about a .most distaste by the Army and Navy ure includ patent divisions and considerable
ented and considered.
ed in the requests for appropriat scientific nnd legal personnel the
Judge W rlgbt ordered the com ful and dreaded situation. With ions.
pntent office will be hopelessly
the
grim,
hnzy
and
discouraging
plainants, Frank L. Woodruff Sr.,
"The absolute limit has been swamped.
outlook,
the
public
will
not
stand
pohu Mcisch, E. A. Douglass, I).
reached.” declared Rep. William
I*. Thrasher and J. M. Wallace, by, grit their teeth und ’bear it R. Green, (K) of Iowa, ihairm an
much
longer.
Something
drastic,
N execute n $5,000 bond to illof the House Ways and Means
pure payment of costa and dam- quick and sure must be done.
Committer, in discussing the com
A
man
must
be
elected
qs
com
Ngrs sustained by the defendants
m ittee's $236,000,000 tux reduction
missioner
who
is
brnudmind(*d,
Pi case of an improper issuance of
bill. "We cannot risk a deficit.”
unbiased,
unafraid,
progressive
l*>* restraining order. Tho court
Sen. Jones, after announcing
*as Inclined to plnco the bond at nnd owes ullegiancc to no mnn, his ship—replacement plan, enlist
’2.50(1 but aguin City Attorney group or faction. One man has the ed with* tho faction opposed to
DeCottes took the floor In protest, mural courage to stand his ground the $-100,000,000 tax reduction CAMDEN. N. J „ Nov. 20.—(INS)
Proclaiming hat his fee* alone in in the face of overwhelming program originally proposed by the —Jersey justice will function today
in bringing to trial Charles Hurphe case would amount to approxl- odds nnd the muzzles of the ora
rls, negro, admitted attacker of
[niatoly thut sum, leaving no rc- torical blunderbusses of certain
Miss Josephine Moffa, eighteen, at
chronic and well known barn
Uicss f ir Mr. Hutton.
u lonely spot near a flag railway
stormers.
,
In reply, George G. Herring,
station a t . Dunbarton.
Harris
“The yawning gup is open wide.
attorney for the taxpuyers, mainstubbed Miss Moffa*twice, nnd be
lUinnl \h a t $2,500 was adequate
lieving her dead, shoved her into
I ' meet any damage claims that
a puddle of w ater. The girl rccov|*<icht bo presented.
Addressing
ed und sptcuil tho alarm.
Itiic court, Mr. H erring declared
A short time later, the negro
Y**1 Mr. Hutton could suffer no
wu* captured. A fter ho hud been
on the tem porary order
identified by Misss Moffa in Coop
because it had been . admitted
er hospital. Ilariss confessed. Later
test tho'C ity is in no' position
tho prisoner is said to have ad
coming session.
flQW und will not be for several
mitted u long criminul record in
•Ninths to pay his claims und c8hcluding o sentenco in Tennessee
‘♦Sucntly a delay or less than two
for the m urder of n woman. I Is
. **** could in n.i m anner result
asked to I** put on trial today, a
te • loss to him.
request which was to be granted
If possible.
The taxpayers’ attorney further
** arid that the City Commission
CRUSH CITY—Mills building on
“ d recently stated before tho
PORT ARTHUR Texts. Nov.
West Central Avenue repaired and
‘‘■urt that they were making no
'
‘
*r,
Mox20
UN'S)—The
Ward
Line
In its Black Bcur Trail edition.
* ia
therefore he insisted they Issued recently a t Jacksonville, the ico, Havana ’ to Vcra
Orux, was
**
foold present no claims for pay- Florida Motorist, official maga- still aground on Blanquilln reef,
•■»nt of Mr. DeCottes’ services. line for the Florida Automobile 20 miles off Vera (Yux today,
•Wbough Mr. DeCottes had told
, devotes cuiuiikri'hk* High winds anil heavy/ seas were
c‘. ih e 'v ls Sanford. The
Continued On Page of
space !o u sto ry of Sanford,
i re r«unding the sides of
J __ ___ I Vreticle was prepared
by PE. JI .Tn*.- sel, according to a wireless dis
Chain her of patch to the Gulf Refining
tcr. secretary of the Chamber
Company’s station here.
Commerce.
The dispatch .stated two tugs
CHICAGO. Nov. 2fl.—(!?»>»)— were crossed in a .«tatut*Miuc pose.
The story describes Sanford as
She kept her face turned uwny—
frorp
the
Florida
Keys
wore
Twenty-five
hundred Chicagoans ever
an interesting objective for mot
her left shoulder. The crowd
rushing
to
the
stricken
vezsc’
/
s
orists of Jacksonville and th**
lai.t attended the Art* Ball to waited respectfully for the lady to
Wa s h in g t o n ] N ov. 2 0 .- < in vicinity who desire to make an aid but it \rill he some time. Mon. who
Capital was' virtually de eitjoyable and delightful week-end before they can reach here. The meet tho much maligned horss overcome h er embarrassment. Fin
l, .
military und naval rank tour.
distance they will have to cover is woman—I-ady Godiva—. grinned ally, becoming impatient, somcono
Tho
suggested
trip
covers
a /*, Beaded bv Secretary of 2KG’ miles and includes Green Cove epproxlnutely 550 miles.
. ’ # sheepishly todSy when a.iked by called “speech, speech.”
less fortunate citizens for a re.
Strong lights were suddenly
Raw lien? nn‘* Secretary of tho Springs, Palutku, Present ( ity,
vefw of the shocking details. Lady switched on and t.qdy Godiva
" ''b u r, almost the entire
•
OUTLAW
HELD
Godiva was there all right. She stood revealed—u figure of wax.
Bar t ' ”1 the W ar and Navy de- DeLand and Snnfonl on the suutbappeared in a tftdd frame, 10 by
^ w * n t s moved «n New York to eiT trip while the return jaunt i»
HOT
SPRINGS.
Ark..
Nov.
28.—
ti*,!. *4.
afternoon the unnuul mapped by way of Duytonu Iteach (IN S )—Ray Tcrriil. 27. pal of 12 feet, said to have cost $10,000.
St. Augustine.
It mnde a lovely costume but no outdoing the tam e gorgeous evtn
trfair. L „ ' ' r*n,V anfl Navy on the andThe
article is about 1.500 wortu Mathew Kime*. notorious Okla body noticed it.
n* Secretary of Labor Davof past years. U brought togeth
homa outlaw, was in jail here to
bv- another cubmot renresenta- lung and contains interesting day, being held for Oklahoma auThe crowd was engrossed with er a cosmopolitan crowd—the bludescriptive m atter about Sanford,
Lady Godiva herself. They misiia huinrv ‘its irrowth. Us civic
BUCHAREST, Nov.
20.—
(IN S )—While silent throngs
passed Unlay before the bier of
the late premier, Jan Brstianu,
powerful political
chieftains
behind the scenes were quietly
m aking their plans for n renew
al of the struggle for power lif
te r the funeral.
The two chief pawns in the
political strife, which seems in
evitable, arc little *ix-year»old
king Michael, whose throne is
the pripxe, and Michael's fnther
form er Croyrn Prince C*roL who
is nwuittng an opportunity to
return his voluntary exilo In
France.
»
Soviet Russia Isi
Curt NoteTo Pol
Stating SheWill
pose Polish S’
Remus Will Call Upon His
Daughter Ramola To Help
Offset Ruth’s Influence
PATENTS ISSUED POLICE SERV IC E'
SHOW AMERICA’S OF JACKSONVILLE
INVENTIVE ZEAL RAPPED BY JURY;
W ith the “peace m eeting
o f the League of N atio
preparatory
disarmame
conference and th e Leair
of N ations council less thi
a week away, storm clouds
political strife and interni
ional unrest are darkanii
Europe’s horizon today.
Claiming th a t Poland la pit
ning w ar against Lithuania, t
Soviet Government has sent
sharp warning to the Polish tf
ernm ent th at Soviet Russia v
forcibly oppose any attem pt
impoio Polish domination u$
Lithuania.
*
Many are reported to have t*
killed in a counter revolt in l
mine and Crimea against 1
Russian Soviet Government,
dlspaptch direct from Moscow
International News Service ei
th at Soviet officials had no of1
iul word of any counter revo
tionary disorders or casualties
Ukraine, and discredited the i
ports.
,
•
The London Daily Mail core
nondent a t Riga states th a t E l
land, France and Italy are try!
to mediate the PoUah-Lithuanl
quarrel and avert bloodshed. c;
England, Franco and G ent!
are keeping a watchful eye
developments in E astern B in
nod the Balkans. Intense indig
tion has been aroused through <
Jugoslavia by the Italian-AIN
ian treaty of alUanco signed 'i
Tirana this week. Franco reetn
signed a treaty.- of friends!
wi)h Jugoslavia th a t v irto a
State Offices F or
Chain Ilotel F i r m
Will Be In Sanford
Jersey Court Tries
Negro Who Admitts
Attacking O f Girl
A u t o Publication Ward Liner Mexico
Aground With
Features Sanford Still
Heavy Seas Running
In November Issue
Which Leads Others In B r i l l i a n c e
^rniyAndNavy Heads
r° Witness Bi# Game
Dehydrating Plant
May
BePlaced
Here Chicago Police To
•I
*
• •
Y'l*
By Louisiana Firm Continue Campaign
T hat Hanford is being considered Against Gangsters
as tho poiible locution for a dehy
drating plant to he established
within a short time is contained in
a report that has ju st liven receiv
ed by E. J. Trotter, secretary of
tho organization.
Tho Bender Distribution Com
pany I iu*., of New Orleans through
its representatives in this statu
has Iled* investigating Hanford and
it* possibilities for sonic time, the
report said. The principal product
to be utilized will be celery, it is
suld, although ut a later date it is
possible that t(e plant be expand
ed to rare for other perishuhles.
II. G. Freund, president of tho
Now Orleans company, is reported
to lx* particularly favorable to San
ford, so much ao th at within tho
next two weeks he wilt tend J. S.
Finlay, a personal representative
to thjs city to muke fu rth er in
vestigation. The Chamber of Com
merce c:xpecl* to assist the com
pany in locating hero and toward
that end is preparing some sta tis
tics thut ure expected to show San
ford’s possibilities for such a plant
as tho proposed one.
Under the scheme of Mr. Freund
celery cull* will b« utilized. One
carload of the dehydrated product
is said to represent 15 cars of
fresh products.
Prominent Cardinal
Dies From Operation
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.—(IN S)—
“ Chlngo’s gang may declare a
was the answer, in effect, of Chief
ofPolire Michael Hughes today
when told th a t gang leaders had
delared und arm istice and would a t
ciicc bogin work on agreem ents
thut would
insure perm anent
peace.
.
That authorities do not intend
to relax in their efforts to round
up tho fuedists, wu.* indicated
last night when bureau squads
invaded tho Coliseum where tf.OOO
funs had gathered to witness a
boxing program.
FoVty men kifown to have police
records were arrested and hustled
to jail. Tho men will be questioned
regarding recent bombings and
shootings that have marked tho
bitest flareup in tho underworld.
The Coliseum raid was made on
tho theory that a boxing show a t
tracts a low element in w hich'sro
many gunmen and thugs.
sluvia and Albania ever since
form er nation annexed ICoi
negro.
A truce between tha boa
political factions in Roumi
has been effected, which will
until a fte r the funoral of th o .
Premier Bratlano. Trouble Is
pec ted in Roumania when
struggle for control of the |
ernment is renewed.
Bulgei
students plan an anti-Rewaoi
demonstration in Sofia tomor
to protest! againa alleged pw
cution of Bulgarians by Boon
Ians in Dobrudja.
Sofia advices to Vienna l
that Bulgaria la lodging a di
matic protest with Roum ania,
lowing an attack by Roarsat
border guards upon Bnlgw
fishermen on the Dsnube. in wi
ono man was killed and otl
wounded and taken priao
Roumania is reported to be
doubling her frontier guards
prevent the Soviets from attai
mg a coup for the seism *
Bessarabia which was form
part o f Russia.
Two Couples
On B elief U t
NEW ORLEANS, Nov
—Two men and .two gi
Atlanta, Ga., wera bald f
Uh Prison hare today ti
lief th a t tha man aro
with n ring of countaxf
bandits who have bean
pretty extensively thl
south. Tha girls, who
names 'ua Batty Dona
and Cecils Bealy. l f t i
virtually ware “ kidna;
tha two man in Atlanta
prisoners during a was
mobile trip to New Qri
route tha man engaged
Forbes Freed From
Leavenworth Prison j
-t* LEAVENWORTH. Kans.. Nor20.—(IN S)—Col. Charles R. For
bes, former head of tha Veterans’
Bureau, stepped through tha iron
gates of Lcuvenworth Federal Pri
son one minute past midnight this
morning —a .free m an. a, ----- .j
As he walked from the prison
ground*. Forbes anounced that, in
ths face of "erroneous charges"
made against the late president
Hunting, he would have some ‘star
tling revelations to make.”
He
also promised soma “ bomb-shell”
for those responsible fo r his con
viction. Col. Forbea declared he
' ROME. Nov.
(INS)—Card
Inal Bonzunu, form er apoatollc
delegate a t Washington, dl«d to
day in the nursing home a t OuisIsa where he had been confined
since he underwent n serious op
eration for cancer uf the atomach.
Cardinal Bonzano wav am ong the
most prominent members of the
Collego of Cardinals and w as re
garded highly by the Vatican. Be
L B . FKBTARES
cause of his long experience at
Washington- as apostolic delegate,
SAN PH
he was chosen by th a Pope aa his
Holiness* special representative to (INS)—Cs]
British airi
to Sate Sin
he will « y
�GE EIGHT
would have had little trouble de
feating Sharpe if he had been in
position to extend himself.
The Californian fought cautiously
most of the time while Sharpe
tried desperately but missed con
tinually. Maning felt Shnrpe out
in the opening round which went
LAND. Florid* |
to him by a shade. The hit Shnrpo '(
three to one in the second, show The “ Praying Colon**
ing some clever footwork and pun tre College will arriTt|
ching ubility. They fought even t?»lay front Danvilk
for the next two rounds and the
fifth went to Sharpe by an edges ready if they can, t0 ^
Maning apparently holding back. defeated record of (V
The sixth went to the Califor Ian’s Hatters. Thy
nian and the seventh was even played nt Cummin?, f«
with Sharpe making a whirlwind is featured
“* the naji
finish to overcome Winning’s lead. Florida
attraction
tii
Maning*’ showed some more good week-end.
work in the eight when he began
Coach McQuillan’, 4
hitting harder. He buried two
hard rights to the wind to cnusc turned front .sitami x.
his opponent some pain. The wes ing u list of injured^
terner made the ninth another one their JO to 0 victory'"
in his fnvor getting another hard unti Hurricane
one to the wind and sweeping those injured, but likaj
Sharpe before him with his slash condition for Centrs*
ing tactics.
Comp, star end;
The finalround was Mailing's speedy Hatter back-i
t .v a shade and thu referreo docid- Lowenthal. Ime p| ^
back.
The sensational Oia
conceded to bt. i,nc of tk
ing backs in souther,
football circles,
,
has starred in trn
game this year, will ■
his last time in a
against the visitors ]
automatically beruntet’
for further play in tk |
due u» the three yMr»
Captain Larry IfcnH
Kelly*, Lloyd I-iyton 14
Williams also retire j *
when the final whbtlil
Stetson -Centre aiy«J
GEORGIA DEFEAT Thanksgiving Day Battles BATTLE BETWEEN
Stetson Elevi
Meet Centre
OF CRIMSON ADDS Leave
it, Georgia And GOB SHARPE AND
P
InDeLandSal
ANOTHER LAUREL Tennessee
StillUnbeaten MANING IS DRAW
«; plaj makes three
yarils. Pa gams two yards, f o r
ward pass is iir.ompleti*. Leesburg
penalized five yards (or being off
sides.
First down for Sanford. Tutterfon gains two yards. Stoinoff adds
one. Sanford looses nine ynrdrt on
next play. Maxwell punts to Adams
who fumblrs anil Stanley recovers
es
NK\Y VOKK, Nov. 2"» < IN S )~
for Rnnforl. Maxwell gains five
vnn!.» over renter. Stoinoff adds
lli A mong the college football teams
•>no yard. Tatterson circle* left
that may look around now, with
end for touchdown. Maxwell place•p the permission of the fire com
1 i issnrn. choose their nearest exit
kicks extiu point. I.w.-burg ID—
(i r.d ran tovvanKthe great out*i I.*.
i Sanford 7.
*
>) taking plenty of a ir ns they go,
. Sanford kick* off and i'ecovers '
jr :in New York
University and
fumble by LeOdiurg. Stoinoff gain* 1
of VVa hington and Jefferson. As a
three yards oveh tackle. Sanford
I'd i- ult ot yesterday’s holiday
*
•
.
inset one yard on fur Mr. .\ln:;’.Vw!i
lo gr ates, either rem ains as n contmgains seven yifd* on line Iwick.
di r f o r national honors,
Stoinoff gains fir-*t down. Tatterin
N. V. IJ. died with its boots in
on gains three yards. Higgins
ia
t
making a great fight ugain I
hot upas- to l a t t r <01 f> .• |H
. Xibiaska before losing, 27 to M,
yards g:tiu. first down a.id gon! to
n. Isti lose i t ‘did and to the hf, o. Stoinoff gains on-1 t m l. Next
r. I longs the garlic.
This out Tit
lay r.o gain, •i’toinoff gii.'S
i»i- was nineteen points to tho teat at
ii-'Ugli evtuer for touchdown ,
is ! rd f lime but came bnck sub '
Maxwell kicks from p':ii rieent, hits
i;i micntly to make n inttcrl mildly
real post; Lull hounds back. Leesit t try in g for a rnil good Nmrnrg lit—Sanford Id
i,
. i..>ka leant. There was not fata!Second Half
Exhibiting an nttaik of passing
I., m W,
J 'j case, ju st u mfijoi
and broken field running that res
I.ci- Inn g unrorked a running atj.
, i.pi ration. They am putated its n
ulted in three touchdowns in the incl. that brought ball to itiiil-nebl.
,.| | (station when West Virginia
first eight minutes of play, the I'nldll ga;ns la arils aiound end.
I i.lt had been everybody's fo ••
Leesburg Yellowjackets yesterday Symes throws Adams for seven'
t":'.. g"L a il to (5 tie. You simply
afternoon triumphed over th? yards loss. Maxwell hurt and had
rs have t.i ilo more lliun that lo
Sanford team, 2rt to IT, but not ‘o be carried from field. Hester re
Wist Virginia to rate nulion.il
until a fte r the locals had staged plan*' Maxwell, Sanford gets potft'ii* iderntion.
an nttack that brought them tvv 1 e; don • f liall on their II yard line.
u.Meantime, the other unscalli <t
touchdowns and plat ed them it,
teams, Georgia, Pittsburgh u»yl
^threatening
positions on two
Tennessee, escaped without lb
other occasions.
g. ve-'tige of a scathing. Georgia,
Plenty of action was crammed
j. a! lie ia the glamor of an unhi .itIn the first half, the local* making
K. , c:t and United States, ran ap
their two m arkers aftor their op
tt twenty points on Alabama, •uibponents had rolled up IP points
,f noimal this year but never too
in three drive*. In Jenkins, Ad
IP ni'tch so that it would fuil o
ams and Cohill Leesburg present
j. give any Georgia team a fight.
ed a trio of hackficld stars, that
P was the first time Georgia hud
carried the entire Leesburg a t
tack. They rnn, passed and bucked
tho line with case, seldom being
stopped by the Sanford forwards
who played well but who could
not stop the elusive Leesburg
playars.
Sanford suffered greatly by in
juries, losing MeXVyell, lli"*:‘m i
and Yanyey during the ;;-inie.
Maxwell hud to be carried off th? ■ittnck a < third quarter ends. Lees
.Miiywi'H
I.. It. Adams
field and later B i r i n s was re I urg 1U Sanfic d I ’,.
M 'Jno'f
F. It. Jenkins
moved. Both had bocn playing a * In opening minutes of play in
Sul 1 lotions. Hester for Maxfine game Ypncey threw Cahill
Inst
quarter
hi
th
team
s
fumbled
for a five-yard loss oa one oc
badly. Sarfir.il fumble* and le'i'«- veil; Maxweil f r H'’*ter; llcst. i
casion but was hurt on the play I'urir
recovers. Ixtesburg is held for M iwvell; Walker Tor Higgins:
and retired after trying gamely
downs
anil ball goes over to Snn- Neely for Kiliniield; Adams for
to remain in the play.
Miller; Fi " h e r for Vnnecy; I.ev: Maxwell, Higgins, Tnttersou f*xrd. Sanford fuaibl?i a;nin nnd buig; Polk for Brown.
Ercshrug
recovers.
Adam.j
niakvt
and Stoinoff all pinned
good
games.
“Shook It”
scored a a tiico run on next play for touchA town in Oklahoma has no
touchdown on a line plunge 1 :» dot 31. IL P 'ik replaces Ilrovvn at 1 I1 ii-f of pidict*, no town, marshal
quarter
for
Leesburg.
run his m arkers to twelve for the
T a ttarson roioivis k iit-o ff and ai’il no crime record. A good place
season. Stanley also played credit
returns
21) yards. 11. Polk intercepts to rrnd our leading depIorcrM fin*
able bnll, his recovery of a Lenalong
pass
on ISO yard line. Cohill •1 ri> it.
burg fumble pnviug thu way for
gain*
two
yards. Symes recovers
one of the locals’ scores.
The game was the last of the Leesburg’s fumble, Walker repln:.
season for tho Sanford team. A es Higgins at quarter back. A few
large crowd of local fans journey minutes Inter the game unded with
ed to Leesburg to witness the ball in Snnford’a possession "it ID
gains. Following is an account of yard line.
movies of th* Saaforil 1 Miami
The line-up
the game.
.
Sanford
First Quarter
M. I. Grid game on Armistice
Stanley
. Maxwell kicks off to Leesburg. ,
Day in tho wim'ov
Pol):
Ynncry
Leesburg attem pts a criss-cross
- o f l lie—
—
Moore
Ball
which fails to gnin. Jimmie Adam,
Ilnnsell
Smith *
circles end for first down. A llulay
Mynil'll
Milam
cd buck by Jenkins guilts 1 1 y a rd '.
Miller
Kntx
■Leesburg fumbles but recovers.
Koundtrec ! ;:.xFir>t St»
EdinfieM
Ball In Leesburg possession on
Phone 3i
Higgins
Brown
Sanford 4D yurd line. Stanley stops
Cohill
Tatterson
Cohill for no gain. Jenkins flop|>eil
a short pass to Cohill who ran *0
Sanford's II yarr1 mnrk. O:. me
n-xt play Cohill went a.^und e»d 1
f*T */ io„cliduwi
uiy tor extra
point failed. Ixrcrbtirg, C Sanford D
- Leesburg kicks. Maxwell returns
ball 20 yards. Bull on TO yaid
Unc. Stoinoff gains one yard. Tutt.arson hit center for five more.
Maxwell makes two over tackle.
Stoinoff curries hall for first down.
Sunford penalized five yard* off
sides. Maxwell punts. (tn midfield.
Adams gains seven around end. A
line play fails. Puss- to Ling U in
complete. Jenkins shot n short-puss
to Cohill who makes nbrilliant run
for Leesburg's second tally. A
abort puss scored the extra point.
Leesburg IT— Sanford 0.
Sanford receives. Stoinoff re-lurna kick off to tho 20 yurd line.
Tattcrxou makes fivo yards over
guard. St'dnoff added one yard.
Maxwell hits tuckle for first down.
Stoinoff _gains three .......
yards over
center. Stoinoff fumble* and Lvcv
burg retoviTH ball on J4 yard line.
Lceaurg buckflcld in motion nnd i«
penalized flv» yards. Adanu guilts
fiye yurih* around, end. Jenkins hit*
center for three. Tutterson breuk .
up forward pass. Forwartl pas*
M ina first down for “ Yellow Jack
ets.” Higgins makes greut play
when h« breaks ap pass which
would havo gone for u touchdown.
Leesburg completes two forwurd
p#a*cs th at place ball in scoring
poeition. Adame on a well executed
CTlsscrcss icore* Leesburg’* third
touchdown. “ Yellow Jackets” fail
in attem pt for extra point. Lees
burg ID—Sanford 0
L eo 'iu rij k'Vks. Stoinoff funtbli'*
kick-off but Maxwell plckn up bxl'
lyw' . n t u n i five yard*. Maxwell
In lan d S u p p ly
and Stfl’n ii'f emli gain three yard*
Company
oa whistle Mows for end of firnl
T»» • 1 1 4 W ill r u i l l U M
quarter. Icsh u ig I!)—Sunford 0 .
0«aU r0. I U ,U 4
1• Srcoad Quart rr
Sunford fumble* und I multure
' recovers hull. “ Celery Fed.*" hold
<• Leesburg for downs. Sanford’s ball
o o d n c H
,? ?
!r 21 yard line ,Cnpt. Max
to r eight yards,
aptuin is playing'
Doff on off Ial’c
Varied PassingAttack
Proves Baffling To
Locals For 1st Few
Minutes Of'Contest
Sanford S t a g e s
Strong Comeback
Sanford Backs Share
Honors WithStanley
Who Gets* Fumble
California. Hnxer Slowed l Tp
By llln lss But Makes flood
ImprcssionHercjHemaindcr
' Of Card Fails To Be Good
Mel Mnning of California and
“Gob" Shnrpe fought a draw .in the
main limit of the American legion's
fight program Inst night nt the
Municipal Athletic Field. Maning
went into the ring feeling very
mui'h under the weather hut fce
denioiMtratcd to the fans that he
wn< a clever scrapper and one who
Vetir, it lost to Marquette by a
large pmjoriiy yesterday and now,
if ymi wish to be nar-tv, you can
figure just how good Wisconsin ii
The Pitt Penn State
Ed
and
Woodrow, both of o j
Levitt and Leach to il
Young w'ero declnrcil draw*. J
Cine-Kodak
Ij Sanford Drui» Co
When you slarl
out on your drive
Sunday be sure
are right —and you can’t be
sure you won’t have your
day spoiled by a tire to
change unlgsa you a r e
riding on Goodrich -
your commands
There
about
Camel, It’s just a good
honest cigarette—the best
ever—and it doesnJt try to
be anything else.
•%
I f all cigarettes were as good as Carrd
you w o u ld n 't hear anything about
special treatments to m ake cigarettes
good for the throat. Nothing takes tht
place o f choice tobaccos.
�W , 1027
Barpback Riders In Gentry Circus
ids Growing Impatient
As Time For Gentry Bros
Circus Is Drawing Near
As F ather Time each day chalk*
off another 24 houn and the ap
proaching visit of the Gentry Bros.
Shows comes nearer and nearer the
kiddles of this entire section are
beginning to literally count the
hears. “The kiddies, however, are
noT the only ones showing keen
interest in the circus visit as the
grown-ups as well have been talk. tog. of taking their annual trip
through circus joyland on Dec. d
- wbon Gentry Bros. Circus exhibits
- In Sanford.
Nothing is so thrilting to the
youngsters and many of the older
ones, too, as the spe.tacle of watchlog the special circus train pull inr. to the railroad yards and unload
*• :ts animal* and heavy wagons.
> Long before daylight the kiddies
> will hop energetically out of bed
V and without breakfast will run to
jV the railroad yards to sec the un1 looting of the train. From that
tima until he tuck* his weary hend
•' under the coverlute th at night it i*
’ a wonderful paradise and n verit
able joyland. The visit of the Gen
try Bros Shows is better than San
ta Claus and the' Fourth of July
. combined, the kiddies agree, and
). they have been planning for the
. event* for weeks.
Gentry Bros, have made a spec,
laity of providing acts of dean and
t wholesome entertainment which
A appeal greatly to the children. The
inynense menagerie will provide
ait educational treat for every circoa-gocr. Here will be found the
V rarest animals in the world and
If many zoologists hnve made repeat,
v «<t visits to the circus to learn more
L. of the queer hnbltv <>f the
i known specimeiM. Thu progium
L under the “big top’’ is ' headed by
!- the fiatlrail-Powcll Troupe, eque.-*trlana who have appeared recently
a t the London Hippodrome; the
r-.-McCune trio of sensational gymK naats; tho Tresborcs family, dar.
ing Mexican equilibrists; the six
Navaros, sectneular acrobats; the
, Nevaros, fearless nerialists, and
. scores of other headliners.
The street parnde wUi be staged
| St 11 A. M. and this is one of the
outstanding features of the day.
V Thousands of dollars have been ex
pended to provide the most brilii1 a n t street array* ever presented by
1 Gentry' Brothers. The doors to the
| m enagerie open at 1 and 7 P. M.
l and the big show performances
I, s ta r t a t 2 and 8 P. ML
“ Rich But Hone*. • F,
version of the clever nhoi
by A rthur Somer<
vontea to the Milan TV.Wednesday, is Vf-r-, W(j|
strin g , according to a||
reports.
Jt is the story of i,.r
girl. who leav.nc hvt ji,t,
departm ent store f> r ;h,
Lindt h trse lf forte 1 to >1
tween her old “s ittr 1 1»" a
and extremely ri 'li H'lmi
way in which she tn tl.i >
ntitl the man she thi,
. mi b rin g ' he *tm -. r,i
ting and unusual *-mli
Nancy Nash ■
promising of th
ntuyn the r a r‘ "f h
r
Morton ami rlifn.nl
of them new ndibr
picture*, have thi -a
rn tn .
“What Price Glory”
Best Film O f Year
Is Here On Monday
Every’ deendj there appear- on
the theatr.cal horizon a stage or
screen presentation so powerful in
ita appeal, whathet .t be a comedy
or tragedy, th at it at ones radiate--*
its fame to th? remotest corners oi
the nation. It emmediately graspattention and becomes a byword
and the topic of everyday convcr-n
tion. Everyon? will admit tha’
th erj is m more positive p r o ' o
this than "What I’ricj Glory," A
a stage play it was a sen -atioii
Now comes along tha! most power
frl and searching of all ag*'nriethat reflect and re-create, the mot
ion picture, end the sensat'on take
on nil the v*idnsproad and in te r-''
srousmg ener.-v of a furore. Thi
<s exactly whnt has happen'd t
William Fox’s scr-ea presentatior
o ' this re'ebrated iday. whic he mi*’
to the Milan? Th at re Monday fm
atwo days' engagement.
The nation's foremost screen crit
ics have lieen unanimous iti theii
commendation of this motion p c
ture masterpiece, <ti*cluring tii it ii
surpasses 'the celebrated nb.y hv
Isaurance Stallings and Mavwel*
Anderson in every pnrticujnr de
spite the greatness of the stage a t
traction.
It is proclaim -d hv nil those in
authority ni the grout-,t nuilmoirturo of 'hi vm r T! ! r ’*t a nicture. War is its linckgrounH I
is no more n war plav that r
com edv.laid in n sylvan nett in-.'
would he called a rtirnl play lt«
authors took wig ii* th-* canvas on
which to sketch their storv: was n
the great infltgocn on men nail w
men that w’o'dd bring out Tiaiit—’
cornedv and hig-inn nniwtil e
r
other crl«!s :n th*. affairs of ro
llons entild bring.
Above all else there is com dv
Probably no picture ever made
along the edgr of a great world
tragedy ever had so much uiniodv
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hcoming "companionate marriage"
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Moonshiners Keen
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B u c k Jones Plays Federal Dry Aides
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Beauty'', the F irst Nntionn! pic
A d o p e rate machine battle in ture coming to the Mi lane Tiicat-i Francisco un
die *tr«ets, with gangsters and tro Thursday, a Richard W alhc- Following infcrmr.tiori fr«nn t ii
polka declaring war to the finish productions.
row red :t huge - 1 * ie of at.- ■-. in of John Man'orm* one of the thrilling scenes
So popular have these two play rr I'-li.ti, head »f the I’a. .ft An
•n . it is alleged
n Tiflinas Meighan’s new Para- er* been in their Inst two pic V .we for ilistriitution union ’ 0 ■
r
shewn checknouKt production "The City Gone tures that « third vehicle together
itrgtjp o.i »I*., ••arn'iiui/* y
n Iiiic- guns.
Wild" which comes to the Milane wiis almost inevitable.
ThMtre next Friday. It is a story
Their first picture in common—
of underworld leaders who hold which also was Miss Dove's fir.-t
1 "informer*"
.Im portant laces in society circles,
nicture for F irst National—was
third and tin
While the stre e t battle, marking "An Affuir of the Follies."
->* governmen
tha s ta rt of a new and terrible
Following this ennm "The Stolen
crime wave In a certain American Bride." an original story by Carey
metropolis serves os the opening Wilson, directed by Alexander
A party *.f .l ^.iiiy sin-riffs nug
scene of "The City Gone Wild" it W d n .
iMiqting raids n i dv by federal off
Is but oik) of the thrilling incidents
i' i'- l wir.- trtipiM d tii:a week. TinNow they ure found in an onduring the enactment of the pic ircly differynt locale in "American
flic hod been
h\- a moonshiner
ture. l*hrila Lave been packed into Beauty’', u humorous and some
.i tlie officer:* w> re grouped in
this lle lg h in story, but at the same what wistful story of a beautiful
i-nversntioiid on a small dslan.l
time Hie whole central theme is young girl attem pting to conceal
When they looked around, they
based on the love of a criminal the fact that she is not wealthy
round thoy iunl h* ■n trapped in tie
.law yer for the daughter of a cap by- various subterfuges.
11 nter of u n a of dry und -ritalist, the latter being in realty
■lowlh thru. Iind l.een lighted hi
In support of these .popular
the king of the underworld, despite nlayers is u largo east including
the iIl l’ll, jtipli . .etitiun*.
Ifil cloak of respectability.
W aller McCrail, M argaret Liv
Thu federal |>r<.liiliitilioii ilepur'The law yer and the city’* district ingston, Lucion Prival, Al St. John
njV*ut at Washing!mi informed thattorney are inseparable pals, even Edytho Chapman, Alice White,
local office tha a machine m.though-they have many court tilts Yojn D'Avril and others.
'lipped bombing plane would ***>■■
and each is In love with the same
!>* availiitile Imre to conduit, rivRichard Wallace directed "Am
girL 8h» trlls the lawyer that he erican Beauty" from an adaptation
i ’oimshlner.-. Tactica sim ilar .
,Ta thw arting the work of tho law. of Wallace Irwin's short story *>!
trapiog federal iig.iits and *t!ep
The district attorney in hU cleanup the same name, Carey Wilson both
u 'j ’-horiffd in flumes, will be m
'cam paign, arrests a certain gang adapted and produced tho pic
I- l and gernudes, air boml.i nu.
j sadejr,. Gunner Gallagher, and the ture.
i fiim-gun fire, it was said.
l*wytfr feels it Ills duty to save
i him. Gunner is freed the night th?
' «ng»rod girl announces her engagem et to the district attorney.
MEMPHIS, Ti nn., Nov. 2 ii
<1
_T h® j ^ r l ’s father fearing that he
•will be revealed In his true charN S)- While federal prohibition
agents ami county officers awaited
' • e f tr , gives an order th a t means
reinforcement to huttiv . island
tha death of the district attorney.
I t Is carried out and the criminal
Depicting the role of Flu»h Bun inoonshlnT* nt this district,, tlie
The Bank of B e n Ice'
_ to avenge his ion. the most dangerous gunman In manufacturer* «if tho illicit liquor
“ ____
fJ* .p seeking
■wad, accept* tho form er’* office. -h? West, is n pnrt that make * Buck were tmlny continuing tbclr v.;;'T h * n#w district attorney sta rts Tones feel right at home in hi* fore t h<- i f fleer*.
Deputy sheriff* were tmluy iiuv
personal cleanup drive by finding 1«w P«>X Film* thrilled. "Chain
to m urderer and giving him thi- Lightning, due nt the Milane next sing scv.re burns after, an encorntiT with .river shiners thi-tating of his life
jn a bare fia» Saturday.
\**i-k. 'It: - burning followed raidli r * ’ The ,I#yer
a n rste d .
Buck has always been considered by-the officers following the inurTha murderer* sw eetheart goes
tha capitalist and theatens exiu*ai*-h« doesn’t get her friend
i on bail, she will tell the world
• t |h e knows of the capitalist,
of (hi* In uiiitliim 1* In
len would mean social crucifix1, ^or tha girl he lovea.
promote lin.nti i.il mjcCCS* fur the people of
this community.
AND t u b e s
UNIVKn SITV
Nov. 2*> fSneci.ilt
William T. Gary •
j dress the studUniversity ef I I i
\ t>. according to anthe president's *.*'t■
B i g g e s t gnidustlcd with ’
from the Florida
Mechanical cuili-tr
J which has since l
ns part of the U”
The vmmg woman holding ilmvn this Hoick. Sport
Roadster is Marie Preni-I, famous notion pi. ■ re
actress. M ia Prevent it only one of many trios
“American Beauty”
Will Be Shown At
lomas Meighan Is MilaneOn Thursday
Lloyil Hughes will ba seen as
ur In Underworld lending
man with the charming
star. Hlllle Ilove, for tho third
FllmComing Friday time
in aix months in "America:!
Insurance
A Somers Rot|
Story Forms !i
IFor Clever pjcl
Screen Beauty Buys Buick
Loca.tjon of Sho
j \£ l(iRy
r.'jr
- 0 4
i
1
TUM BUR'
�THE 8ANFORI>HEBAM>,-SATURDAY, WOVE
CHIFFOROBE
WELL
This rhiffrobe is finished in wal
nut. has set of exposed drawers
•* ^
on one side, also cabinet with
•
r i * 1 ^ A
A
small mirror, and the other side
C
1 .
THIS BED
Just twelve or these
beds o f f e r v <1 Bt this
pr*‘e nn,i they «r*
^
z*1^
^
>
is n niev wardrobe large enough
to hold the
average
person’s
clothes.
$ G.50 Sm oker
$ 7.50 Sm oker
5 8.50 Sm oker
* 10.00 Sm oker
SERVING
TRAYS
Complete
O utfits
Genuine
it. six of these outfits in full size. nml twelve in singl
— le size, offered
his low price. Two-inch bed post (ivory or brown), wishbone, nil
>1 spring, and JT-pound all cotton mattress. If you were a dealer,
you couldn't buy them for this price.
imported,
trays with
$185 Value $91
$15.00 Sm oker
$17.50 Sm oker
SUITE
$25.00 Sm oker
decorated
pretty nickel Imr-
tfcrs, imported
from
France.
We would bring
them
all
the
way from France for the
low
prii e we arc
THIS FOUR
POSTER BED
$12.50 Sm oker
offering
9-PIECE
VLL SMOKERS
DINING
HALF PRICE
*i
Room Suite
them.
Would you?
"I these su ites otfereil
n
••.'■'id*.
fta h i, f " U1" f w alnut ‘"P’1 nml ttraw er
ftm she1| m American Walnut, hiuli-l
Suite cons,sl» of buffet, china, table B
“ 1, “ S' t'^ s ir T h is Is a Kive.a,vav pr,
are so rry th a t we do
h»ve
hogany finished bed, ful
e, the bed th a t re ta ils any
ere for $60.
This liny bed ban nlwnyt bn n a leader with us
we have always sold It etusip but we haV!* str:
even a little further nt tliir- time. The bed I
pretty cretonne pod with fancy valance, pretty
nut ends and a heavy nil steel link spring.
^
$25
l in o l e u m
RUG
w it h b o r d e r
Twenty of these rugs, chotce^oi u
$11.50
fered a t this absurd price.
$16
CONSOLE TABLE
AND MIRROR
• flviS ,\a
DINING
ROOM SUITE
VALUES ••
Too good to bo true. Think ot buying u console table
and m irror for less than the price of the mirror, ^ca
it is genuine w alnut and lies thv luico finish and is a
Spanish style. This is not selling, it is- giving.
A very
-chase, and the additional discount
brings the price lower thnn whole-
BUYS A
VALUE
M i)
Sale.
S m a ll
. DRESSER
18x30
$37 VALUE
$18
RUG
F R E E
ROOM SUITE
Given
VALUES
Dresser
THIS
2-PIECE
IT E
$425—10-pc. Suite ..................
$650—9-pc. S u ite.................. i . ™ !
$310—9-pc. S u ite........................ '. . . i X
$185—9-pc. S u ite ..............
$435—10-pc. S u ite................... ..........
$250—10-pc. S u ite .................
$298—9-pc. S u ite.....................
$239—9-pc. Suite ........................... .
BUY A REAL BREAKFAST SUI1
A T TH E PRICE OF A CHEAP ONE
50 D IFFER EN T SUITES TO SELECT FROM*,
_
VANITY
DRESSER
KITCHEN
CABINETS
Genuine “Marsh”
‘50 Value ..$2625
'•50 V alu e.. $29.50
'.50 V alue.. $39.50
'•00 V alue.. $37.50
•00 V alue.. $42.50
with porcelain
$800.00 Value
This is a regular *75.00 vanity
full length mirror, finished in
American walnut, three drawer*
on either aid# and a value that
will have to be wen to he appre
ciated.
,
This wonderful suite will be given away at this low
price. Genuine walnut frame, the suite being upholst
ered in the hand-made Irish linen freize, a material
costing wholesale $75.00 a yard. Measure it and then
figure the price and see that it is not sold but ju st
given away.
$325—6-pc. Suite
$330—7-pc. Suite
$810—9-pc. Suite
$250—3 pc. Suite
$350—6-pc. Suite
$685—8-pc. Suite
$450—6-pc. Suite
$310—5-pc Su ite..
$135—3-pc. Suite
$250—4-pc. Suite
$275—6*pc. Suite
$265—6 pc. Suite
$275—7 pc. Suite
$323—7-pc. Suite
$149—7-pc. Suite
T n It
,
• • ___ Liil*.
i
g g A A M 'lj
.-m
i'f«» i
, J.Vj
JIPJJ
ifljV
$ 60.00-6pc. Suite ...
$ 95.007-Pc. Suite ..
$165.00 6-pc. Suite
$175.00’6-pc. Suite
$275.00 7-pc. S u ite.
_/
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TIIE BANPOM I nB ftA IA V B jV fU R n'A ^N O V E M B B K SB. IMP
riford Herald
rrrrr
■ fle r n m * *
«itriwoanf
*•“*'**Perishable Materials
"ST
A s .B n s iia n e
W e ’r e T r y i n g O u r B e s t T o P a t c h H im
b ees
U p— C al
USE
QUAKER STA1
nr«»'
A n ep itap h fount! in a D ev o n sh ire c h u rch -y ard in E n g Absolute Zero.
land re a d s: “ H ere lies the rem ain s of J a n ie s Padv, brick-m ak Financing Aria.
M
nrrnnH f l» » < m * t l «
er, in hope th n t his d ay will be rem oulded in a w orkm anlike
IT. I » l » . a l I k r
More Turkey for Soldier*.
>r4. l-m rltla m *g*r »f< •> m anner fa r surperior to his p erish ab le m a te ria ls."
F.ricHon Remembered.
• I M arch !t l**T.
W ith o u t attem p tin g to an aly ze th e s tru c tu re of th is
Hr .1 rl knp llrUliane
(I) 1- I I R A I .
. KIIITOH
C ftiM r U f M
H O T I n ' S fiM i CNS*
KARII I I F I l l i
M i V t f i R I I sentence from a gram m atical p o in t of view, we cannot re
K J O > K I t l n u a i l x W I U I sist com m ent upon the good common sen se expressed. W ould
THANKSGIVING DAY'
has
ML'IlirTlOA l l A T E i
n ’t it be w onderful if the work o f God could lie so improved passed, but we shall still be thank*7
f - r ---M-Sii upon th a t in some after-life we would no t be subjected to ful, especially for discoveries in
■ha ...______ - «1".
Inutha ..... .
any o f th e frailties which annoy u s on th is e a rth , and could /e.ence, on which our welfare de
»«.i.i
C» pier |KP Wrrk
F 4 ;il- '» p r r Y m r
co ab o u t o u r work, no more liie-long h u t etern al, w ith m a te r pends.
Berlin scientists have created the
II Id, *u»fnnT« itlaappp »'<*» ials not perishnblc?
■■karrlkra in iVr Inlernn
•old.st
spot on earth, producing la
W e sincerely doubt .however, if an y o th e r god could he
Service reeelvlna from
C & lewa
;
exper.nients a tem per
IK**. « ■perlor « rn > . nraaalaailuu m ore w orkm anlike in the c o n stru ctio n of th e hum an body. boratory
ature IV.) degrees he low zero.
rwe»*rl ikouaaad «»nl« rinili pnter•«g all Ike leaillaa evrnla ul Ike an It isn ’t th e carriag e which is a t fa u lt; it is th e wav it is driv
Outside nur atm osphere, in mys- (
tin ' w eld. Tfce I. A. *. U <*-«|frcl«il.
rffp ltn l In Flnrltla nail lln en. W hen one considers the s tre s s and s tra in which th e aver* tcrious *r «ce separating solar *y*- i
al kandllna alaln nevva la age body is subjected to, it is a w o n d er th a t it lasts as long, terns from <och other there exists
nllk*rf renal.
♦absolute Eero”. On our Fahren
la p Ifem'd la a moniker of Ikr and efficien tly as »t does.
heit thermometer, th at would be
%•*!< 'llarean uf (‘Irrnlailana. na
It is m eant for eight h o u rs sleep ; it u su ally ’ g ets 161 degrees below zero, space
lalrradlloual Aaa.teinllun of I'uli
mn* \ 4 , m u iM ' about six, m ore or less fitfully. It w as b u ilt to consum e a ccr- without hent.
W rrv
Mf*l> i.hipk »ri|nir<*« ruck !* ■ » .\ tain am ount of food ; it som etim es g e ts considerably less but
W f iiiH n
to
J k M h in lt
to
li
.
a |
. •
f .
,
.
AT S U ril a tem perature th?
Ikaraa ■» audit of anl,arrlpli,,na usually inordinately more. It w as m ade to r work, not too
nrrtrr |,t trr ll) alianlulrl)
IMproperties
of m atter change,
■II ela aia ul elrenlntlon aa o rll ua much, nor loafing. It requires fre s h a ir and plcntv of it; it Metals lose resistance to electric
••eat knalneaa DiPlkuda.
finds w orrv a noison worse th a n th e alcohol and nicotine ity and lieeonie ..upra-conductori.
which ruin so many bodies. It w as not m ade fo r excesses of *A thin thread of mercury will
SAT JR DAY,” NOVT 26, 1927.
carry enough electricity to light
any kind. How often do we find th e body tre a ted rig h t?
n(K IIFII Al.li'a n i n '.I U It
several hun red lamps.
Helium,
nom, In rllr *■■ eauair ,i.
It
is
su
rp
risin
g
how
well
and
how
long
m
an’s
m
achine
I rut Ion.
•r n a lr r ronte >• Jackann- will run w ith the kind of d riv er it has. None of th e m an the gas used in our dirigibles, beconr s liipiid a few dejrri"** above
tiu».r
Sr~Ca ktrurilon of 91. J o in , Indlea made m achines will do so well. W e often find men who have absolute zero, la that ter ’ *e cold
Him 1 Canal.
poisoned th o ir 1 kmlies w ith one th in g or a n o th er until it is molecules in m atter in e tlie'r
« ^ - > l n a 6 u n r a i l u n o f n i o a l k l f -l*n\
necessary to rem ove a kidney, gall bladder, or possibly a motion, which may arrnun. for
n eat In c of hnllrftnc p m .
their greater eb-ctric cnnductlvLy.
-kouapa Iiolpla ■purliu-il large portion o f the stom ach. We find o th e rs w ith one lung
entirely gone, and w ith perhaps only n portion of the o th e r;
nmmunlir f kraf.
MOST IMPORTANT to science1
Iplrlloo uf rllr heauttflm- we find them with n arts o f the b ra in rem oved, o r even the is tiie fuel, that life itself is not
ir a c r a m .
h e art once onerated upon. Still th e ir bodies continue to fun- , destroyed at that low tem p e ra tu r’. !
i n and m odern k o a p lla t.
ft
ion for them , carry in g thorn a b o u t front one place to a n - [Reeds of barley, wheat, m ustard i
IE v e r s e f o i T t o d a y
o
ther,
still a serviceable carriage.
“"‘I "‘her plants, exposed to n
UVERSAL ANTHEM:—
temperature ju*t nbnve absolute
M
an’s
body
is
tritely
w
onderfully
made
be the Lord God of Israel
znru did uni luxe their germ intu
------------------- o --------------------rerlnsiing to everhiMting:
itu: power. C‘<>nRe<|nentlv life on
•r •( fM fore. PtorMa
111 M m a l U
*>»■»»•
___
»nd lei the people say, Anu-n.
Pralue lye the Lord. I’.-uilm 106.IS.
PRAYER:
l**Praiaq God from whom all bless
Considered from the sta n d p o in t of tim e, four y ears com
ings flow,
P rtls e llilm al creatures here be pose only a small p a rt in th e life of a citv and y e t m easured
in term s of progress and civic achievem ents so short a period
low.” *
A Creditable Achievement
*
K E EP AT IT
W irk while you work,
*
i
| Play while you play,
#'
don't drink ithino
* Till you get too gay.
I
0-
—Euatis Lake Region.
Si^g while you sing,
| Moan while you moan,
if you junt m ust wall
C
V
Get a saxophone.
-W aycross Jum nl Herald.
E ^-ly to bed.,, rt
Arfl what you miss
YVill cause suprise.
—Savannah Prcra.
The axpayers League drew the
f ir s t b ood.
_L
No. t e city glt.qtivn for a new
com m i^loner has not bsen held yet.
------ —o------- Anot er grand jury meets in De
cember It will also have a duty to
perforn .
H a k J Sanford a “ Friendly" nn
Well ar “S u b stu n tia r city. Smiles
Mt no ling.
Jury kam perera In the Teapot
: Dome ( I case am finding th a t is a
risky b ■IneaiT,
TTier w eir* j o b« alm ost ns
. much c mpetitlnn In the milk busi■s in the newspaper.
A TOURIST REGISTER NEEDED
l'Al.ATKA NEWS
-o
att.ntlon Putnam und West Coasts, which by superior
W h aiw e can’t un lerstand is how | il ow little
**Blf B 1" Thompson knew any of county nnd Pnlntka have really belief is founded principally on the
paid to the, winter visitor a n d tour aggressiveness have almost con
b|oks were pro- British.
ist was.shown yesterday when S. vinced Florida that they are en
------—o--------Ceor U isn't the only college in P. Robinson, summer resident of titled to a monopoly of the tourist
Sou h that plays football. Guess Ohio, went in search here of a patronage.
Orida knows its kicks nnd pusses tourist register, similar to those
Changed conditions,
however,
maintained by nil of the strictly must now he reckoned with. There
too.
tourist
renters
of
Florida.
He
was
-ev
must ulso bo n realization that the
all, a* the milkman Said, in search of other Ohioans, former majority of tourists who come to
L** only this state are not seeking the
n few humtrrd thotisund friend*, perhaps ,ir
who could talk his own poj* lurid pleasures which the resort
more or less, untong ■those
iticnl language or iliscuss
the venters offer, but an economical
I thing* which those from the same and pleasant escape from frigid
u -____
winters. Thera nre several hundred
juries ate Indicating thnt ! ‘c ttl?n ,n v ‘‘ in
.
fed up on hank robberies.
B-lng tnorougiuy ver*e«t in Fmr- thousand Putnam county prospects
o tne tn n i juries io do th ei. '«!“ ««ys, us he has come tft th - dwelling north of the Mnson-Dixon
state every winter hut one since Line who might be induced to join
Bit:., Mr. Robinson modi u *»•? line the winter resident colony, ns they
He i
s
‘VoMMinn^"r
‘he •chamber of commerce. He
own their homes here at n very
see why this
j
n
’r
t>..
us
wu’*
pvrhttps
a
little
surprised
wh.*n
I muuII cost
c
nnd live much more
fringe" shouldn’
, county
.
.reg. . . 'cheaply
— . -J than they can on the Gold
ssful as the other kind
kind. Thev
They lliu'w ns directed to the
ister a fter he made it known thut ' (Toast.
lyfcrt a divorev if it fails.
•Ply
tiller
w ear
-r-°-
good recommendation for
office but It sometimes
a powerft# infentive.— elections.
r.
The incident suggests a new
-------- o * •
avenue of service for the County
g Immanuel hud known he Chamber of Commerce. It can be
|n g to get the Dure for life come, and should become, an in
bly wouldn’t have sub- formation bureau for tourists nnd
r peacefully to the Fascists’ winter visitors. A lthough. Putnam ,
n Rome.
in many ways peerless, has never
-------- o -------gone in f"i the tourist trade, it Is
fie blizzard has struck the itm a fact thut the county has
(W rit and coyercd Indiaitu hundred* of wint?r resident* who
lloioi* with a blanket o f snow go north for the summer. These
. *0 , blow, ye winds, heigh aw 1 11 at Interlntchun and other
We down to sunny Florida. □lares in West I’utnam, a t Federal
Point, San Mateo, Pomona Welaka,
■o--------have to Crescent Cit» and other centar* on
» Enrmun
S" Jure tMs week. Our or>- ithe Fruitlund Peninsular, a t Palatth at if ail juror* were a* ' ka ami nearby. The ground ha*
in the discharge of duty hesn broken for the development
■erdlct* would he diff of the tourist industry by the biulaIlcruiil
iru? of Colonial Inn. nnd the tittle is
CECIL L. KIN]
w
jrrw io
vs.
1601 \ \ t p |rt|
nr/)
7/
7
We Buy and
Bottles of All
scriptions. Rear
pnri!
KOTS
)
NCXA
S. SOMAN
£ 1 2 Sanford Ava
»•
|
|
Generator
Starter and
5
ibin planet a fter it colled off,
iiytrh’ have boon started ov ML*
germs from other planets, hurled
oft into spare, settling in nur
tircniH. and by evolution, prodiic
in<: nil life from microbes to men.
Ignition
*
Service
Our Specialty
<
AUTOMOTIVE
J
ELECTRIC CO.
"j \V. First at Oak.
may play a lug purl in the h isto ry of a com m unity, H am lets
THAT W Otn I) make it tinhave grown into good-sized tow ns and small cities have grow n neeessnry for lif • to tie created
THE FLOODS IN NEW ENGLAND
into m etropolitan centers in alm o st as sh o rt a neriod. San miraculously on all the billions of
planets
in
space,
nod
would
save
FLORIDA TIM ES FNION
Francisco was a village stru g g lin g fo r its very existance a great deal of trouble.
when th e gold boom started . In less th an a y e a r’s tim e it had
nil exceptionally disastrous , vet being displayed' in print, with
fifty thousand people. Miami grew overnight to he th e big r (INSIDER. ALSO. THAT the Vent, I'.i.'i’ will he written down in I taies of death and destruction of
gest city in th e s ta te and it w as done in a m anner th a t s u r sun’-* heat conies through OH,0 0 0 ,- the r i unis. The slot nts and flood.- millions of dollars'w orth <>f properpassed th e achievem ents of m any o f the la rg e st cities of the 000 miles of ether at nbsoluts in \ are part* of the United S ta ly. The rainstorm was qitiekly fol
!tro, to warm our planet. The sun’s te- are noted as pax^iat: in extent lowed by the rising of the streams. 1
country.
rays become bent only when they and futilities nnd property damage and many people were caught, ab
And so tim e itself mav not m ean m uch; i t ’s w hat is done strike the resistance of our nt- nn> thing known in nearly a cent- so lu te ly unprepaird for any tlefenin th a t tim e th a t counts. It w as w ith th a t th o u g h t in mind ntosphere, just ns the electric m . Tiie dwellers in the Mississippi ■ie. Add 'd to the troubles of the
th a t we recalled several days ago a local instance th a t fo r e -'Clirrent* roming in w inter over .» valle), driven front their homes and New Kttgianders in the Connecticut
field* and business places early in | liver val>ey a cold wave followed,
ibly dem o n strates the tr u th of th a t sta te m e n t. N othing 101,1
a ’pP(‘r wirc*
h|,nt 1 year, and kept nv ay by recurr- and relief work was imped'd by
when it wtrike* tiie rnxlutunrc «.f 11the
seem s to convince people m ore th a n to point out som ething tin* electric stove.
’mr I t tl.s in .overs and new floods. i mow and high winds anti low ternthey know about and som ething th e y have seen.
--------I have tdaunrd attention daring the i Perntures.
FIRST
ABSTRACT science 1xiumik t The St. Louis tornado,
The Red Ctos.* un actively w alk,
It was ju s t four y ears ago tom orrow when in the early
then useful application, Practical on mg n the early fall was a very ing to held the suffering, nnd with
m orning a firo broke ou t th a t w ith in a few hours had wiped nt*n may find a way tn crer.te ini n n r in flirt ion, mid then, without j the waters receding and in some see
out th e Holy Cross Episcopal C hurch, rectory, parish house i metals, apart, from uhsolute zero tin- sitghteu* warning i.tme death ' tion» buck in not mat Isiunds, it will
tt-Jtem |»rature, conditions sim ilar fo i mid desirurtiun in fl'.od waters ids- lie only a m atter of u short time he*
and brotherhood building. >The church organization SU
sttstainqd.u.lo*s of fifty thousand dollars and found itself w ithout those thnt Absolute zero crenteH. iog in Vermont. The rivers o f Ne-v f o r e wheels in industry, elteeked by
n p lan t In which to work and w ith th e prospects none too Trtnt w nuhfm ake [Aiisllde I n n s - i Kng4m(l, getting their sufipiies far the' tlm d, will he whirling again,
portatinn of tlectric current w ith -1north, caught wlme Is said to have Bridges will in* rebuilt, highway.-'
b rig h t for rebuilding. T he church had played an influential out east or loss, nnd solve the been the downpour from a meeting repaired and homes that hud not
p a rt in th e building of Sanford over a period o f m any years problem of cheap power.
{of warm ami cold a ir currents— been completely destroyed or car-------’
{storms tising south anti north and ried aw ay will he put in go< d con
and not only did the Holy C ross congregation s u ffe r hut the
AMERICANS ARK I.ENDINN’G getting together wel’ up towards dition again. Te people of that sect
city ns a whole sustained a trem endous loss.
money nbrnntl in l>i1 Iloi„s of dollars | !be Croat Lukes—and n deluge re ion are hardy, energetic and believe
F o u r y ears have passed and w ith th e ir passing have without asking what will be done milting that rhenged peaeeful str- in helping themselves as far ns may
come big changes for the Holy Cross Episcopal C hurch. On w’th the money, or how it* U'e earns, in*" ragtag floods.
be. The disaster shocked anti surthe grounds th a t were nothing hut a sm ouldering heap of mny affect Am rica.
Tho country hut slowly realized t Pr 'se<l moat all in the affected reg.
tiie extent and violence of this lat ion; there had been high water
ashes only a sh o rt tim e ago th e re stan d s n m odern church
CHINESE
BUSINESS
men
est
calamity. News from Mont pel. times, particularly In the spring
plant. A handsom e church w ith its au x iliary building, the
protest
against
proposed
Anierlier,Vl.,
came through, and then when the snow wns melting, hut no
parish house, stan d s as u m onum ent to th e u n stin tin g and utn lonns to the South Mnnehuriitn there was
apprehension for the thing approaching the present situn relen tin g effo rts o f a sm all b u t determ ined group of people. railway. ‘ That railroad," saytlm places farther down, through Mass- nation hat! been recorded in .more
.It has been a noble achievem ent— th is building of a house of Chinese, “ is nn agency fo r Ja p ”.n- n 'husett,* and New Hampshire. Be than half a century.
Tn point of number of fatalities
w orship and parish house, and it reflects much credit upon e 'e imperialistic penetration Into ginning Thursday morning and conChinn, a Japanese imperialistic, tinning for forty-eight hours three and destruction to roads, bridges,
those who have been responsible fo r it.
i tditieal nnd economic instrument to four inch .* of rain fell in the l ower plants, factories, homes and
We re ite ra te th a t tim e is a sm all th in g h u t th e way it is not a commercial undertaking."
upper section of New England, and business phu-ca the flood surpassed
this, cn'-'ulnU'd as several cubic most other enlnmities «»mcwhat
utilized is w hat concerns us m ost. T he H erald w ith all of
of water, overflowed every similar, excepting that of the Miss
Sanford is proud of th e Holv Cross Episcopal C hurch. We WE MIGHT FEEL foolish. r»* miles
river and stream, burs tin? dams, issippi valley troubles. Differing
Wars
hence,
discovering-.thnt
v.e
a re proud of it because it has m ade tim e count fo r som e
financed unification of Asia flooding the li'iisatonie nnd Con from thnt proposition in the mari
thing m ore th an ju s t th re e hundred and six ty -fiv e days a Iir.il
necticut rivers. The annuul rainfall ner of approach, which was gradual
for Japan.
y ear for four years.
•
A unified Asia, directed y Japan, ! came a fter n long rainy summmer, a long the Mississippi, the New Eng
-o--
nnd go Farther f0l
M oney. Free frank-d
Service.
/ T ^ £ 5H E 3 s
'i'ifev-
And early to rise,
O il,
/>
•sc ability, nvght make this twin und the soil would not take up any -land troubles came In a flash, and
more water. It had run off - the damage was done almost be
try think linrd.
and with it went bridges and fore
it wns realized that it hnd been
factories, roads
THE AMERICAN SOLDIK.R, '.m '"*T k’ T " *
nn''
threatened. The whole country sym
bed his Thanksgiving Day turkey
f n tht* P“ 1^ *,f ,hc pnthizes with the people of the
allowance
increased
yesterday .
..
.
wn>
to flooded district and if there should
from one pound to one pound and U " * ^ " " d Sound.
he appeal made for help there will
three*qniirter« for each man by
!n
ami I bi* certain a..nJ prompt response. At
ortLr of Presitlent Coolidge.
'lutck ■transportation
people
and this........»
time v..v
the3 —
*^te* affected appear
..
..,o?- ■
. ....................
The President hnd 100 pound* "f toinga it wua p»*.*ililt- n f,.w duya j to lie looking into the situation with
fine turkeys sent him by friends. ,' r“ ’r th,‘ *'«od» to show pictures tn the hopu expressed th a t they may
nnd probably ate three ounces. n<U *ken over the flooded urea ami see. In* able to adjust m atters whhMit
choosing to overload his Stomach. ';''n
desulatiun and disaster are going fa r afield for help.
TIIE ENGINEERS’ CLUB in
New Y’ork celebrated with Thuuksgiving, the anniversary of John
EXCHANGE
Ericsson’a landing In America front
Denmark.
What a“ newspaper can accunt- e<| far them nr.* now aiding other
...
--------- ,
,
1 push by devoting its columns to Idistressed fnmtlics.
Ericsson, you remember, invented chnritlzs in illustrated by The
"L ast year’s appeal by Th.- Times
amt built the Monitor, at first rid- New York Times, which report in <wns
its fifteenth annual plea fur
Ruled as a “cheese box.'*
. the issue of Sunday , August 7.
neediest cases, and the public
That cheese box destroyed the results of its lu*t campaign for i the
response was u record. The total
Mrrrimac, turning the tide of the On* Hundr?il Neediest case* tlnr- amount received was |2H0^I02.28.
Civil war.
ing the Christmas season of 1026.
Contributor* numbered 12,H9 0 . The
If another Ericsson should come,
“G r-nt changes f„p the better first hundred cases were quickly
he would be asked "Have you not have taken place in nearly every provided for and contributions con*
read cur imm igration laws? Don’t family." The Tim:s declares in tci- linti.d until tiie needs of 2nt* addi
you
know we need no Europeans7", lin ; what has hnp;ieneii to each of tional cases were met."
r “" y , h “*
“
—
the ope hundred cases. Hundreds
Enterprise uf this newspaper in
NO WAR 18 MORE horriiiL^ri sick and undornnuriied children dispensing charities during the
than a religious war, as IIIuntrny<Ml {huve* be -n built up in health, Christm as holidays shows anew
now in Mexico.
< *ffiiu'1*** have been saved nnd fam- how much* broader is the field of
an»l recreational center where they
Four men, one n priest, were *''**• "inking unexpectedly good newspaper service than mere deal
could assemble and fraternize. executed by shooting on Wednes. Progre**, have become self-support ings in news, advertising and ediHorse-shoe pitching, roque, ahufflefollowing alleged
confess |Q'* aeatn. and contributions Intend- torisl opinion._____________
board nnd other harmless anftiss- dav.
nients would go a long ways tu fa rd ions by all four, th a t they had plot,
dispelling the ennui of idle hours. ted tn m urder Ohregon, candidate
i for president.)
____ _____ __________ BREVARD NEWS
A Canadian professor has dis THE CATHOLIC PRIEST. Rev.,
covered that men used tools 1 .1 0 ,- Miguel Aguatin Trujaures,
died' Asfilo fron. the need o f new cap- (they could make some money. We
000 year* ago. Probably they did Erst, a t his own request, setting'
i* ® 1 «nd more money in this county | know, for “them* boys" speak to us
hut we’ll bet the ladies had all the an example of courage to the oth- there ia nn angle to the question of “ bout their hopzs, thelt efforts to
gtms;
r». Asked if he had only request he bringing industries Into this section get wnrk. and it is, [ndetd hard to
rt plicri*. “ I beg you let me pray. that la of vital concern to every find.
So let uh keep on In -uir e'/u rts
Twenty-four students have been He knelt, raying, with a crucifix imrent tn Tramylvania county.
graduated from the Dry Bureau's held before hltp. and then, standing We're thinking now of the young to get industries located hire. Let
a fte r failure follow our ef
College
u* for
v Enforcement
---------«2 ifnt "Officers
f “ cer* with hi* face to the firing squad, men who are needing work, regular failure
forts, y et me m ust not give .up.
in Washington. The dispatchi he was shot as he made the sign jobs, as we usually
usually speak
speak of such Thera
are m any fine site* here for
didn’t mention th* names of the of the croaa. A sergeant gave h ;- i|th :nc*.
,
m anufacturing plants, and one of
honor men in the target practice thr ‘scoud de graceRV, sending n
W hat is there in Transylvania for these p retty days the right bunch
tourre.
pistol bullet into his temple.
your t,oy to do nuw? Often we hear will look the field over, und Irurfte
.
. M,n,•
mak‘> th« statem ent th at her?, and then let our finesHhThcirttf A sk in g 'em for _ the “T h eje^ o y s ought to bo a t wtwk.’’j
But what ar^* tfleo r
opportunity
that is b ein g real 1^, jo u g h by many
A NEWSPAPER’S CHARITIES
WHAT ARE OUR BOYS TO FIND TO DO?
oung nUn right Ww. l . Brevafd
I’li
BOY WAS Sltl
Dii;ik - Elder
Texan Tells How He Cot
quainted With the Good W|
of Black-Draught u
a Laxative.
Springs W ater
H ealth In su ran ce
LOCH ARBOR
Has Pure Water
Supplied front a Deep Wei
and Ntorcd in a herm etically
settled tan k , which prevcnlt
contam ination. Loch A r
bor's w a ter is a s pu re nnd
good a s any to be found In
Florida.
, Ask for n sam ple
have it analyzed.
nnd
DeForest - Sanford
Glenflorn, Texas.—"I had t (
opell when just tifteen year* a.
says Mr. George W. Maned,R|
2, this place. "Anyone whohnl
chills, like I had, is apt to i
ber them. I was a nick bo,
lay around the home, weak Myii
was yellow and I could hintiyi
up. I had hard chills.
"My father gave m«
Someono told him to civemci
Draught with it. He W att „
home, and they fixed iiapTiWst,
It wnsn't very gotsl, bet I vu I
■ick'l would take nnxtbjM.
" A f t ___- t _____ i v
"Aftcr^ a few days, 1 hejia to I
better. I wua hungry sod
ofi
I kept on taking the Uafnrw
and I gut well. 1 haven't _
chills since then, but I have tdnj
lot of Black-Draught since
time. It in a family mediant t
me.”
Where assistance is needed inI
way of a laxative or calluitic,!
ford’s Black-Draught should I
en, ns often as necessary, to i
the bowels and put theiniaiht
ly and normal state of activity.
Try it; lc a dose.
.vfl
Realty Cc.
V. O. Box T»9
Sanford Fla.
u c k -Pdw ere la
m *'
Ib
P W
u V t it i iL
MILK
WK ARE T H E ONLY PR O D U CER S SELLING
GRADE A MILK
IN S A N F O R D
T he llesl is th e C heapest. F o r Daily Delivery
Phone S an fo rd .’181 o r Call at
IlirdsonR Ice Cream Co.
LONGWOOD DAIRY
Notice To Car Owners
I specialize in Refinishinx Automo-|
biles with 100% DuPont Duco.
This class of work nlakes your old c®rj
look like a factory job, and will last indeW
initely.
^ I guarantee this class of work to la3*.]
two years.
On account of present conditions
have added a line of Lacquer, to take
of those who want a cheaper class of work*
This class of work Can be done «]
whatever amount you want to spend
the car.
ROYSCHMIBT
Shop located on
o utisf&'e?**'
H o u se
W. THIRD ST.
AU
t h o w z b o
R E -n N lS H I
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�THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2fi, 1927
Styrom, Mrs. Stiles, Mrs. Takhch,
Miss Ellen Roy, Miss Aranka Tak*
«ch, Miss Naomi Fellows, Mis*
Bertha Takaeh and Miss Madeline.
Mallem.
Personal Activities
Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37
Men’s Club Of First Literary
Methodist Church Has Holds An Interesting,
Meeting Last Night Session At Clubhouse
“haptcr No. 2 O. E. S.
Id at 3:00 o’clock at
( Temple.
MONDAY
liar monthly business
meeting of the T ruth
4SS will m eet Monday
gt three o’clock. Nov, at the home of Mr?*,
ford with the following
The Methodist Mens Club a'
this city held on interesting meetin« last nijrht in the church an
nex, it being the regular seminirnthly meeting of the cluh.
A fenture of the meeting was a
short address by Fred It. Wilson,
who spoke in u general way about
the assistance such a club could
be to the church anil complimented the membership committee to fill
Judge James G. Sharon, James,
those present on the activity of the vacancy caused by the resign Alex and Jane Sharon and Mrs.
ation of Mis. Maude H. Clarke. Jane Smith returned home Friday
Plans were perfected at last Mrs. frank Marler was appointed nfternoon from Jacksonville where
night’s meeting for the Christmas to serve on the house committee. they spent Thanksgiving as the
A lter all laisineaa hnd been dis guests of Mr.-and Mrs. C. E. Pelot.
Tree Entertainment which will be
held at the church on December posed of, a very clever play read Mrs. Sharon went from there to
23rd. While this is to he a Sun ing. a one act iiinicdy “Where Hut Madison where she will attend the
day School affair the Men’s Club In America was given, depicting wedding of Miss M argnrst Fralis lending its efforts to the end the denmvraiy of service. The piny e'gh. which will he solemnized S at
that every child in the Sunday reading was directed by Mrs. ,1. urday evening.
School shall he remembered at H. C'ogburn and the cast includ
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Coghurn and
Christmas. Committees w e r e a n ed Mrs. logburn, Mrs. W. r’„
nounced to handle the s e v e r a l Stone and Mrs. II A. Winston. It family spent Thanksgiving a t Cen
m atters pertaining to the enter "n s well given and much appi**- ter Hill as the guests of relatives.
ciiitcd by the audience.
tainment.
— ----------M iss Sarah Wheeless, who bn*
It was decided to hold a banquet
at the next regular meeting, of
m
lallahasse ns the guest of friends
the cluh which will ho on DecomFlorida State College for Wo
ier 0th. At this time an out-oi*
men. will return home Monday
town speaker will he present and
a large attendance of the men of
Mrs. v K Mallem entertained *-*v•-iiintr.
the church is expected.
the Rosary Confertrenity of All
Souls Church of which she is
Mr. and Mrs. S. Hobo Dean and
chairman. Friday evening at her daughter. Mrs. Robert M. Davidson
home in East First Street.
Cry- "f Miami are the guests of Mr. and
>tal howls and baskets filled with
red roses and ferns were arranged
fine of the jolliest of the many with pleasing effect about the
where the guests assembled.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hart Peterson
•hiMien's parties given this season rooms
After
the business hour, the re motored Friday to Jacksonville
was that of Friday aftrnoon given
by Mrs. .1. It, Yldler i n ‘honor of mainder of ihe evening was spent where they will spend the week
playing bridge, there being end as the guests of Mrs. Peter
her son, Arthur, The occasion be with
four tables of players. Scores were son's uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs.
ing his seventh birthday.
kept mi bright colored tallies sug Robert Simms.
Decorating the rooms where tin* gestive of Thanksgiving.
After
hildren assembled wore baskets several progression hail been play
Mrs. Kate M. Tracy of Minne
md howls of cut flowers carrying ed, Mrs. Nnone was nwarded
a
lut the color scheme of pink, white beautiful port'nlin fur holding apolis. Minn., is visiting in San
»nd green. The afternoon hours stationary. The low score prize ford as the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs
were quickly spent with games an embroidered guest towel went W. II Tunnldiffe.
both obi anil new, and at n late hour to Mrs. Michel.
.
refreshments of pink and white Ice
At a late hour the hustess served ' * 1
■renin, individual cakes iced in pink refreshments consisting nf potato
ind candies were served. Favors tnlad, salt.nes. cake and coffee.
if gay colored horns nnd caps wore During the refreshment hour sev
fiven the young guests.
eral vocal selections were given by
Enjoying the day with Arthur Miss Naomi Fellows.
Mr. and Mrs Craig Thompson nnd
were Jane Sharon, Betty Wheelega,
The guests were Mrs. Noone,
Vlaria Ann Powers, Frances Ma Mrs. Mack. Mrs. Mauser, Mrs. Pet daughter, Hetty left Saturday by
loney, Nana Pratt Lowery, Curia ers, Mrs. Monuhnn, Mrs. Fellows, motor for Montgomery, Ain., where
Wheeler, Louise Wheeler, Marjorie Mrs. Pichard, Mrs. Michel, Mrs. they will make their home.
Cogburn, Dorothy Mitchell, Ward
,’ochnin. ficne Cochran, Sprott
.ong, Lawton Walker, Hubert
Walker, Stew art Catehell and Jack
Vidtar.
Mrs. Mallem Hostess
lo episcopal Lroup
a Club will attend
ces at church at
3
which meeting nf
held at class rooms
C. Chamberlin as host| TUESDAY
fit sewing club will meet
\ Father lie Hannon at
nf Mrs. Mack,
ifian Sunday School Class
[rst Baptist Church will
play night ut 7:30 a t the
Mrs. ('. A. McMahon
King and Mrs. McMahon
freshnient committee of
i Seekers Class of the
(.'hurch for the birth
i Tuesday will meet at
•ft Mrs. J. D. Parker at
ark Saturday afternoon.
WEDNESDAY
J hmeheon at one o’cloc':
its Ixsena, at Dnytonc
Half
Song Service To Be
HeldAtNearbyChurcli
DOLL CARRIAGES
$3 . 5 0 to $13.75
Doll Furniture
*
jfc
Miration a t the 1 1 o'clock
* a Special Corporate
°n for the men. Every
I male member of the
i expected nnd urged to
SOUL’S CHURCH
Sunday of Advent
as*
8 :0 0 A. M.
m 8 : to A. M.
da**
10:00 A. M.
Benediction 7:30 P. M
School at 10 o’clock. Subject for
tomorrow, "Ancient and Modern
Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and
Hypnotism, Denounced.’’
Wednesday
evening services
wwhlch include 4, testimonies of
Christian Science healing are al
io held in the Woman's Cluh at
i o'clock.
This Church maintains u free.’leading Room, 517 First National
Rank Building where the Bible and
ill uuthorizid Christian Science
literature may he reud, borrowed
ir purchased. Open daily except
Sundays and holidays from 3 to
’> P. M.
All are welcome to attend th**
•ervices ami to make use of the
Reading Room.
(lift
Price Sale
Monday
East Window Full Of Bargains
CASH
Wheelbarrow Sets, Including Rilkes,
Shovel And Hoe
The Jeweler
VALDEZ
CAFE
SPECIAL: SUNDAY DINNER $1.00
Fruit Cocktail
Cream of Chicken Soup
Olives
Entree
Fried oysters on toast, Rutter Sauce
Choice Of. •
Baked Red Snapper, C r ole Sauce, Prime Ribs of Roust Beef, Au
Jus Spring Chicken A 1a Maryland
Green P"us
Parlscnne Potatoes
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Waldorf Salad
Choice Of:
Lemon Meringue Pie Individual Cup Custard
Creme de Minthe Purfait
Ici'd Tea * Coffee :
Milk
Teii
J subject,
“The Alone
t I-ach Day.’
People’s llnions 8:45
If Service 7:30
i subject, "The Girl Who
M a n —But Too H astily.”
Riving miptic by the choir
N feature of the evening
Cillery
service
*
1
1
B w fdnfeU
C h* and baby
teds. Ju st the
thing to let the
baby doll sleep
in.
Toy
Drums
A n y th in g in our toy d ep artm en t may he reserved by a
deposit of 2 5 '. . One condition is attach ed to articles reserved, in th a t, inasm uch as th is is seasonable m erchandise we cannot exchange articles once they have
been p u t aside.
APO
Tricycles amt Kidd/'
Kars
CREAM
sugar, and flavoring. The same high standard of quality of PRINCESS ice
cream
with rack stand.
M am a” Dol!», Sleepy Eyes, Talking
Fancy Colored Dresses.
• $2.50 to $6.50
will be maintained as before, it being made from the equivalent of half., cream., and
One lot of large size “Mama Dolts" to close out at
greatly reduced prices. T his lot includes all carried over
dollajFoF rm er Value $1.75 to $5.00, Specially priced
$1.0<ito $2.50.
half milk, giving the finished product on average of 10 percent butterfat.
j
Our (PURE CREAM Ice Cream will be Hold at
vithin it* value.
slightly higher price, but well
Ask for it at your dealer, or try It for dinner or your next party,
Our Creams are sold by the following Dealers
Union Pharmacy No. 2.
Genuine
Water's Candy Kitchen*
Madam
Seminole• Fruit
Store
* ** * t r f *
Theredore and Kerris
^ n tu p h .,, Soloist.
et,in * Power for
otveipia near
S treet
C ars, Eire T rucks, Steam Engines.
18 per cent Sweet
7:30
«*TISTU’.
, 2 ? l CHRISTn
;M
15* ' M rdcie', ajar
D um pcarts
RESERVE GIFTS BY DEPOSIT
Scooters, all equipped
Worship 11;00( * >
* Am The Vine," Stella Jordan on
Religious 'Educalr (hurdles.”
S* th» Pastor. “ How
Think of God?”
"E ndeavor a t 8:30.
,u»kuuon. President,
A utom obiles,
C ED A R CH ESTS
We take pleasure In announcing that in addition lo our regular Princes*
Cream we are now manufacturing a pu recreant ice cream made from
| Family Hour and prayr* Wednesday evening
R a t io n a l c h u r c h
* Avenue and 3rd. Street,
l.n oBt r? ar,l Root. Minister.
1 School thoroughly grad[at 9:45.
[911a Jordan of Boston,
one of the NaWaries of Religious Edml visit the various de• sad will give a short
lr* the Adult Depart
Toy E lectric T rain s— $6.50 to $15.00
Genuine
Pure Cream Ice Cream!
■ five-minute
prelude,
Nficance of a Policeman s
S u g g estio n s
For Girls
DOLLS
ELECTRIC IRONS
DOLL FURNITURE
DOLL CARTS
DOLL CARRIAGES
BASSINETS
•■*“
PIANOS'
TRUNKS
VACUUM CLEANERS
TEA SETS
HAT ROXES
DOLL HOUSES
TABLE SETS
DRESSERS
For Roys
DRUMS
POP GUNS
AIR RIFLES
MACHINE GUNS
POOL TABLES
h1>OT HALLS
ARCHERY SETS
BLOCKS
ROCKY HOUSES
VELOCIPEDES
PEDAL CARS
GAMES OF ALL KINDS
9:30 A. M.
If Worship, 1 1 . 0 0 A. M.
DRESSERS
C hifferobes
Cod n r C hest*
Table Se^s
Red Wagons and Express C arts
j
| School, * 9:45.
ition of Holy Communion
Don 1 1 :00 .
I Prayer and Sermon 5:
Peoples Service League,
School
■*
Pretty Children’s
Party Given Friday
limits White, state rela leave here at 10:30
b the home nf Mrs. John
|J r.. on Park Avenue.
Irian Circle oT the First
parch wilt have an ail
hi party ut the home of
n. Anderson, 915 Elm
ttnexday.
; SATURDAY
The Ehenezer Church on the Or.
Story hour at 10 o’clock
lando
road, about five miles south
Sanford Library. Mias of Sanford,
Will he the scene of a
Turnbull will
have
song service tomorrow afternoon
'>eginning ut 3 o’clock, according
o an announcement today by M.
A!. Lord, who will hove charge of
he services.
Old time hymns and church
■ongs
will he featured. The public
iY CROSS CHURCH
is cordially invited to join in the
t Sunday in Advene
lion of Holy Communion cervices!
he Churches
**“ •w,u
Where Santa Makes His Headquarters
Seminole
Bye-Lo
Babies
�THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY,
Army Plays Navy In E ast’s
Classic WhileNotreDame
TakesSouthem C alifo ia
They Direct Play of ’Gators
NEW. YORK, Nov. 26.—With a
splash of color like a bucket of
paint, held topside by a sailor the
annual Army and Navy football
game Wns dropped down on top of
New York this afternoon for the
first time since 1025, which means
the first tim e that the average sap
had a chance to heckle the average VAV.'.VJ*1
spo^t w riter for tickets, if any.
There wero none the crowd being
estimated a t more than 70,000 and
the sekts being estimated a t slight
ly less.
It was over thus a t nn Army and
Navy football game because nil the
admirals and second lieutenants
had to be there, and nnturally the
public ran a bad last.
Approxi
mately 70,000 people will view th<*
spectacle, this being the only word
th a t Is reserved annually fur thin
occasion. I t is the only work that
does justice to the paorama of
color presented by the marching
cadets and midshipment passing in
review before Secretary of War
Davis and Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur. Both will represent offic
ial Washington at this game of
games
orsenshrdi shrdl hrdl shrdlumshhr
Ju st what it may be all about is
strictly another m atter, both teams
having been defeated during the
regular senson just coming to a
to Notre Duma and Michigan: the
close. The Navy finished second
Army finished second to Yah* by
one foot, the latter representing
the difference
between West
Point’s fourth down on Yale’s goal
neone may lie better, although
line and the fifth down which the
’vo hoard nothing different so
officials persisted in calling.
In
, than Harry IVakes,- Maine
brief, the A rm y blew that one.
flidek, at adding an • x tra point
Drawing a line through the
ord is IS goals after touch
games played by tho Army anil
er goal this year. Peakes’
Navy with Notre Dame, you could
down up to early November
throw this game out of the window
to die on the car tracks In great
disorder. But unfortunately, they
persist in playing their football
games on the day they nre sched
uled, and, by this method, mistakes
can and will hnppen. Today for
example, the Navy can and prob
ably will comer up to this game in
Leads in Goals
CHICAGO. Nov. 20 — <INS)—
One hundred thousand privileged
citizens of Chicago and eleven
thousand visitors, more or less,
wero m arking time today, waiting
for tho big parade to Soldiers
Field where a t 2 o’clock this af
ternoon Notro Dame's famous
gridiron warriors clash with the
Trojans of the University of
Southern California in one of the
final classics of the season.
The whole town is football mad.
All public buildings, stores nnd
offices are ablaze with the colors
of the two schools. Mayor Wil
liam Hale Thompson issued a prnclamatin to tho citizenry colling
attention to tho fact th a t Chicago
is host to one of the g reatest foot
ball games ever staged and asking
th a t the town arise to the occas
ion.
Both team s arrived in the city
yesterday, followed by u host of
enthusiastic rooters. More than
8 ,0 00 Californians, trailed the Tro
jans across tho country. The coast
delegation was headed by Mayor
Ge<yge E. Cryer of Los Angeles.
The weather is w arm er than it
has been in several days. A situa
tion believed to bo favorable to
the sun-kissed Trojans. The offici
al forecast Is “cloudy and warmer’*
but no rain la predicted.
STUART—New Dixie Highway
between this place and Veru Beach
opened to traffic for entire dis
tance.
BROOKSVILLE—12 o f most im
portant streets here being paved.
JA8PER—Florida Power Cor
poration erecting steel transm is
sion towers for high tension power
ttna from Inglis to this place.
Take that, kind word on where
to bet your money in tho hn uiball
lerhy from President Ham Creadon
—one of the very, very important
ndividunls of the* Cardinals take
that pietty prediction from the
Cardinals newly upp'iiutrJ nmv:igi r, William It. he Imie, nnd be
lieve it to be the sentiment i of
Bob O'Farrell who thought >mu h
of McKcchnie that lie recommend <1
to Brandon that McKechnlc ho giv.
en the pilot's post next white
O’Farrell stepped from th a t job
buck to a playing catcher alone.
The dulcet .strains of tile trio',-,
favorite number "Get*, but You’re
a Good Guy, Pal,” may l*c nil dis
cord a t the end of next season, bat
try to tell then thut; yes, ju st try
that and after you leave the hospi
tal try something easy like sneak.*
ing up behind Jack Dempsey.
Against Tough Odds
McKcchnie may b * remembered
by n few as the fellow \y|m. threw
mornfe into IKYT’lttsburg Pirates
—
message
WASHINGTON
—President Cooiid
cd the mesiaBe w|
liver to the
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press which meet*
(Continued From Pago One)
the court that his bill would
approximae $2,500. Mr. Herring
declared the only legitimate c om
or damage that could be presented
W alker’s
would be by Mr. Hutton's a t heavyweight. division.
torney whose services, he declared, t second victim among the semicould amply bo taken care of in a 1 bia fellows was Pnul Berlenbach,
Erstwhile Astoria assassin and for
bond of J2,500.
nier light heavyweight title hold
The court order decreed that er. They fought t h e . ten , round
the bond would have to be execut main event in promoter Jim Mul
ed before m>on on Monday, other len’s boxing carnival a t the Co,\iwise the restraining order would '
be denied. Mr. Herring announce I scum.
It was the same ring in which
that the bond would be presented several weeks ago W alker defeat
Architect
to Judge W right some time this ed another former champion in the
>
nfemoon.
_
r*on of Mike MeTigue. But the
By today’s court ruling, the case pi
tough
Berlenbach did - not go the
^goes to a final stage on Decem
way of McTigud, whom Mickey
ber 5. At that time attorneys hammered
insensible m less thr.n
Ifni the parties- involved in the case two minutes of fighting. Berlen
will introduce evidence to sub
s ta n tia te their claims. Many prori- bach was on his feet a t the end
I incut people are expected to L-* of ten viscious* rounds, but he was
j summoned to give testimony ard groggy from W alker’s nsault and
Ithe hearing is expected to attract not quite sure what it was all
about. W alter had a clean margin
considerable interest.
Among those present at **>- in six rounds and a shade in two
day's session before Judge Wright others. Rerienbach’s best rounds
were: City Attorney DeCottes and wero th e ''first ami third.
Walker started the fight like a
associate,
G. W. Spencer Jr.,
Giles J. Patterson,..M r. Hutton* whirlwind, evidently trying to du
nre to h« round a nuianei of brilliant ball carriers. ' Principal counsel, Mr. Herring representing plicate his .first bound knockout
Cl;,.: Crabtree, to tho left, la regarded one of the g rcatcit «*ay- the taxpayers, and Mayor E. F. of MeTigue. But Berly was n lit
tle craftier..H e kept close to the
, r clr< l>\ i t a coolm nd collected quarterback of vast e x p ^ m c e . Hnusholder.
and vi r. at lie. “ Speedy" W alker, lower circle, la U gjitla^T oid.
Following is a copy of the Irish Bull Dog, covered up and
"A
managed to weather the storm.
aU tutc, ia muchly In tho race.
restraining order:
s a t ion vhkk «
Then
lie
uncorked
a
few
vicious
“This cause having been origin
'UnmadUta nrre
ally presented to the court on ih<* lefts which taught W alker enut. daisy t. No n il
tenth day of November, A. I>.
,U n l im l t • 4 |
1927, on complainants’ hill, seek
availabla at «m
ing a temporary restraining order
loans oa lap
neoinst the defendants, and for
raiid an cs sal 1
ctner relief, and a t said hearing
I
M proyart;
there having been filed by sai'l
j amount* fromt
defendant: u general und special
demurrer to tho bill of compjaint,
and there hoving also been filed
PALM CITY*—Streets In Palm
by the parties complainant and
defendant certain affidavits on th • City under construction this past
See or A<k
merits, and tho court, by agree summer nearing completion.
Our
Local 1
ment of counsel, having taken the
S. It. Dig!
MAYO— Work nn new rondhed
m atter under advisement' until
Sanford.
the present time, and being at of state road No. 5-A through Lathis time of the opinion that in Fnyettc County progressing.
view of the importance of the sub
ject m atter of the action th at the CLEARWATER —Installation of
m atter should not be determined two “ L” typ piers extending w est
on technicalities alone, and beir.g ward into harbor front foot of
further of the opinion th a t under Cleveland Street under way.
the nffidnvits submitted by the
LAKE ALFRED—New grape
parties on the original presentnl
fruit
cannery being built here will
tion of tho bill of complaint to
tho court sufficient facts were hi ready for business by December
not presented by tho parties to the
courtj Air an qqu liable determ ina
MIAMI BEACH—Burned Ho
tion of the m atter on the merits,
tel
Wofford being reconstructed
nnd being desirous of a further
early preseatation by the parties of nnd will be completed about De
euch additional facts as they may cember 1 .
see fit to offer, ft is therefore,
"Ordered, adjudged nnd decreed
that a tem porary restraining ord
ered do issue out of this court, u
the conditions hereinafter set forth
restraining the defendants nnd
each of them, as prayed in said
bill, to remain in effect until the
fu rth er ort*>;r o( the court; nnd it
is further,
“Ordered, adjudged anti decreed
th at the parties hereto may have
the opportunity of presenting to
he court a t 1 0 :01) A. M. on the
fifth day of December,
■ P i1027,. such
addiional facts as they may de
sire. und th a t a t said time, the
court will pass upon the demur
rers, g e n e ra l. nnd special, hereto
fore filed and upon the facts as
then before the court, and will c t
raid hearing determine whether or
not said tem porary restraining
Tlnli* Vanslckel, left, and Joe Bryan, are the m arried m rn on FTon m der shall be continued in force
Ida's I0'.i7 football team. Vanslckel, a sophomore, la rega.-Ued one ol and effect until the further order
tt:e oulslandlng eml prospect* In th e south, liryun la alno playing hit of the court; and it is further,
flrgt yt nr cn th e vnralty, rn d 1* n powerful tackle. O ther in cm ben
“Ordered, adjudged and decreed
of the sq u nd'nre contrm tiUtlng Joining the ranks of thp benedict* that, In the event of the fnilure
circulating around the com
but Vanslckel and H riaa are holding the fo rt a t present,
of the complaints to enter into
partment* of your ice box not
a good nnd sufficient bond in the
only extracts the heat from the
sum o r five thousand ($5,000.00)
food, but carries back to the
case to
torpcdotitrarks, und
dollars, to bo approved by tho
Ice chamber the food odors,
oil-fired boilers driven by geared
judge of this court, payable to
which are absorbed by the
turbines, ure a special feature of
moist film of melting Ice and
er baker, who are listed among the the defendants, Jointly nnd sever
discharged through the drain
this giant battleship.
ring’s greatest catchers, had pasted ally, and conditioned for the pay
age pipe.
ull
She is 702 feet long and 100 feet each other to u fnre-thee-well at ment to said defendants of all
wide aiid carries three sixteen inch th end of the eighth round. Risko costs and damages sustained by
B U Y Y O U R ICC
them by reason of the improper
guns in each of her three forward hud more reserve power than the issuance of this order, by 1 2 : 0 0
from th* wagon o r
Spaniard, however, and clinched
truck with th* orang*
turrets, twelve six inch guns aft, tha decision by winning the last noon November 28, 1927 tho torn
oval amblam.
nnd a number of smaller arm a two rounds.
porary restraining order prayed
IT IS
ments.
for in said bill K* denied.
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PLANT CITY—New filling s ta
“ Done nnd ordered in chambers
for our*. clean. solid
tion td be constructed at corner of a t Hanford, Seminole County,
lea. Courteous treat*
Wheeler und Reynolds Streets.
Florida, on this the 2Qth day of
mant, prom pt a«rvlc*.
November, A. D. 1927.
A fte r
Phone 27
S; 218 E. 1st. St.
HOLLYWOOD—New city hall
here under construction.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2 0 , As a re
sult of his victory over Paulino
Uzcudun In n ten round hout here
last night, Johnny Risko Cleve
land heavy weight, will be accord
E. First St;j
ed the doubtful privileg.* of meet
Prescriptions Filled Promptly j
ing the winner of the Jack Sharkey
-Tom Heeney scrap here next Jan.
Sanford
And Accurately
Paulino, a 2 to 1 favorite, won four
fifmeiBi
Vote-Getter
President Of C ardinals S ays
Iiis Team Will Win I.enRue
Pennant AndWIHThcn C ap
ture W orld’s C ham pionship
Notre Dame Meets
California In B ig
Game Of Mid-Wes!
City Is Temporarily Berlenbach Beaten
§njoinedInMaking By Walker In Hotly
Payment To Hutton C o n t e s t e d Battle
As i\ vote-getter, Ucurgu Colo, Ar
kansas quarterback, is tliuro. Tho
Hnxorluickstnr situ hopes to r.alit
all - southwestern
quarterback
honor! thU year tu en tly wad
elected president of tho student
body a t hlu collcgo by u two-toouu vote.
McKcclinle'a hopes. II ■has others.
Ilm idon h a ' intimated lie may
send im portant money for n few
good layet.i* nnd McKcchnie is
scouting nbouj, Of course he hu.v
Tommy Timvenow, Roy Illadsv,
Chick Haiey, I’rankle Frisch and u
a m p le .of horribly good looking
pitchers to juggle around in tint
territory in .front of homo plate
ard .Mr. O’KnrrclI, wlm ju st P»t u
mi o of 5,000 smacks from his
friend Mr. Breadoft as an added Inct ntlve to play baseball, be bind it.
This reuiiy isn’t u necessary pnrt
i f tho tala but O’Farrell , in eazo
you forgot to remomlicr, won rerogniiion iu tho bext catcher in the
National League _ln ll ilff, but they
"made It unanimous the same year
cod also awn-ded hin> the most
valuable pi. yer trophy, lie said he
will bo glad Just to bo n playing
catehor again, and that Vi,0 0 0 bonua ought to help him keep think
ing Unit way.
r.n Cupid Scores on
Florida Football Team
refrigerated
CO LD AIR
Kewjsnnsn unuser
LeavesToJoinFIeet Risko Beats Paulino
LIVERPOOL Eng.—Nov. 2 0 —(f
NS) B ritain’s latest battleship,
the Rodney, which has cost $*'15^)00.
000 to construct, has left Canuntll
Laird’s ynrd here to take her placu
in the British Atluntic Fleet. She
will puin h er sister ship Nelson at
Portamo&t naval base.
Bombproof decks for launching
airplanes, ft specially strengthened
‘Hard Fighting
LANEY’S - ‘ The Friendly Drug Store”
iv e D a y b a l e o f M e n s a n d B o y
TUESDAY-NOVEMBER 29th TO SATURDAY
W atch . For A<l In Monday’s
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�THE SANFORD HERALD. 8ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1927
Duly
• AD. r a t e s
C * ih In A d v a n c e
,d7 « i bn rete,T*d
, and collector ««ni
p a y m e n t.
...... ...... 10 c a l i n e
......... _ 8c a l i n e
_____ 6 c n l i n e
______4c ■ line
r i te s on r e q u e s t .
uce)| rates
are
for
10-A P oultry and E rrs
16— Houses
Frys— 125 frys. 1 1-2 t»> lb.
per lb. One gobbler turkey
T. Tiller, Paola, Fla.
5 room hou
with gar;
Pohne Gs-J.
Etlsing is restricted
[ctonification.
L,r is made The San
ta will be responsible
Le incorrect insertion,
[iScr for subsequent
[ The office should be
Lmediately in case of
rtly furnished,
’.HI Park Avo
10-11— P lan ts and Flowers
FOR SALE
Petunia, straw flower and other
winter hloominc plants. A. K.
Rossiter, Florist.
Phone 212-W.
s 1.00111 liiiusi for rent corner
and
g
F o urth
>t. Apply W. II
108 Palmetto Ave.
PLANT STOKES vegetable seeds
a w l be sure of germination, tyne H ouse'for rent. ■4or> W. >st S',
purity, »“ed disinfection. Make our
Apply Kc.it Vulcanizing Wotkt.
office .,our hendquarte-s to talk
over seed problems.
Francis C 19— Houses Fcr Sale
Stokes 6l C o , 18 Mcf-andcr Arcade.
11— Miscellaneous
Texas Filling Station and stare
business for sale. Four living
rooms. Cheap rent. Doing good
business. Reasons for selling. iuenunt of health. Located at s o u t h
city limits.
.
14— Kooms ’.Vilhcul Hoard
There is a free ticket to the Milane for Mr. Robert Williams, at
The Herald office.
FOR RENT—NICELY furnished
bedrooms, in private home, phone
nl F ound
15— A p artm ent F o r Rent
ittf.'l hi id tlog near 0 1 wn to owner and re- Attractively furnished two room
M, 61‘2 Oak ^.ve. Phone
apartm ent, hot water, private
hath, and garage, close in. 2 1 2
W. 1th St.
In and Grultuni trucks
Jill Street Phone 3.
to
For Rent—An unfurnished garage
apurtm ent four rooms anti bath
d’l conveniences, double garage.
Owner leaving Sanford. K, L.
Chrisenberry, P. O. Box 1378.
Phone 803 L3 after 7 P. M.
k COWAN CO. Auto
ir.d sheet metal works.
A\ enuc. Phone 71C-W. One four room apartm ent modern
conveniences, call nt Ball Park
filling station, phone 420-J,
IR0 IlUlLtt .C3,
Wngonlia Ave.
b«« 887.
l-‘2 or 3 rooms furnished for
housekeeping. All conveniences,
301, cor. f>th ufid Palmetto.
-HARM ONS
Automobile Co.
Phone 137 There is a free ticket to the Milane for Mrs. W. E. Raines, ut
The Herald office:
S erv ice
l transfer pictures.
. anil brushes. Sun For Rent—Ueie nicely furnished
apartm ent, nil modem conven
Paints and Varnishes.
'* and Wall Paper iences, $25.00 monthly. • Phono
207, 915 W. 1st St.
First S t..
In every shape and APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Ir
the Herald Building. Right down
Sanford Cement
cr..p.iny, Fifth
and town. Partly furnished. Reason
able. Inquire at the Herald Office
Phone 112-W.
weiFarm s, Groves. B:-uutiful ujiurtmcnU—Two room*
kitchonctto nntl huth nttfactWcl.v
UN. I’ark Ave. Phone
furniihetl, centrally located, all
improvements. $H.OO per week. Tei.
I free ticket to the Mi- 777 or 775.
Mist Iru Feurce. ut The
CLEMENTS APARTMENTS lit’.'
Park Ave. Apartments—2 and
garage and water. Reasonable.
IT PRINT SHOP
ervice on anything ir.
A phone m il will get FUKNTSHED apartment for repin tho Herald building—a down
Phone 417-W. 9 Railtown ( ration nt remarkably low
rates. Ask for Mr. Haines a t Tht
POKING—The Roof F.v Herald office.
Metal
bhlnglnc,
M i tin and galvinixed to— Houses For Kent
Himes H. Cowan. Oak
(Urd SL Phone 111*
7 room cottage, modern conven
iences 1814 E. 4th St. Call
857-J.
nt—Five room house. 71”
1st. Street. $40.00 poi
month.
A warehouse for rent at corner of
3 rd and Oak Ave. Thone 96
APR—repairing, piano
uperts with 17 y e a n
Ssnford music store. 6 room unfurnished house, corner
Oak .-nd 17th Sf. Phone 20.
“PPe. Hoorn 10 <L U Me•4*. Phone 832.
Furnished house with every con
venience, 'fire plpace and stove,
garage included, 117 Laurel Ave,
Second Street.
Money to loan on residences in
Sanford, l. w intr est rate. Box
103. ,c-o Tlie Ilrrald.
Classified Display
Misrcllancotis
tanlishcd rc
tail cash
grocery
business
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w Imsc p lace of r r s l d e n c e a r c u n .
mik now it
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t h a t you tit. m m . r e s i d e n t s o f t h e
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d , , . s Is In c a r s of th e S to n e w a ll
Cam puny, 1l a r r l s h u r g . I'on nsy Ivaiila.
ll e rv f o rr. you. I t D. •) UMEKOX
and
II. S, W E U 8 T K R . a r e o r d e r e d
tnil r e q u i r e d lo be a n d a p p e a r he.
fore t h i s c o u r t o n Ih* Snd. day «l
J a n u a r y . A. U. - U l " .
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of
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l . V r . e . a e d a t e d t h s l»M». d a y O
, UKUC ST O R E ^P re- Small furnished house
“-"rugs, Soda: We are - for eoople,-tw© rooms,
^ y o u r phone. Call 103 CiFttge, 2516 Ora nr.? A
326-J.
nd
— Irrigation
leneral cement work. FOR RENT five room bungalow
on cornir lot *2300 Palmet
Co. J. E. Ter- to located
Avenue. Large living roonr.. din
-rd and Elm.
ing room, kitchan. bath, two bed
roum.t, front and rear porch";!
( Wanted F e m a le
Owner living out of the city and
will rant cheap. Inquire at Herald
> ’ xolicitor, wo* Office.
________
Box xxx c*o
FOR RENT—Smat: cottage on rear
of lot on MagnoIU Avenue. N«*r
3led M ale
MK.thaide 3chool. $20. p e r month
Adil re si S. D. B. care Tho Sanford
If Mr. Reuben Maaon will call at
The Herald office, we will P£- (MEAU1
*
vs
p r o p e r t y , h o w e v e r , w ill b e m a d e
r v th * u n d e r s i g n e d s p - r l a l m a s t e r
In cli n c e r r , s u b j e c t lo t h e b a l a n c e
diii) D a n ie l
Van
Id erstlse
and
F r a n k M. U r o r k o v e n s a e x e c u t o r a n d t r u s t e e s uf a n d f u r t h e E s t a t e
f F r e d e r i c k A a t. d - r * a * e d . by K.
R O e te e n s n d w if e
m i n i s D a te s n .
e v id e n c e d by t w o r * ’ t i n p r o m i s .
m n n o t e s d a t e d N o v e m b e r 3 , 1933 .
s i g n e d by K. H. O s te e n e a c h o f
s l i d p r u m i s s o r y n o t e s b e i n g In th *
■urn n f MIX T H O U S A N D D O L L A R S
( f 3 .a 00 ) ; a l s o s u h j e r t to i n t e r e s t
ih 'F sh a ll a c c ru e ih y rro n
a t (h e
ra le uf I p er cant par g n n u m from
r o d a f t e r l b * 3 nd d a y of M ay. A
D. 1* 37. s a i d n o te s b e in g s e c u r e d
by ( b a t r - r t a l n I n d e n t u r e n f m o r t
g a g e d a t e d th s 3ad d a y o t N o v e m b e r
A D. 1915 . a n d recorded In M ort
g a g e Book 33. on paga 111 o f th*
••Mnl,<*. records a t S e m i n o le C ounty.
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BROOKSV1LLE — Construction
begun on second business s t r u c
ture at Mountuin Park develop
ment near here.
(LfRiil Notices)
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la) uf No) ■-taker. V Ii 1S37.
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S E M IN O L E F O l'N T V . S T A T E O k ’
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lit r e E s t a t e o f ADAM V. J t c l l O L N /
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to d iino . f V nnue itru n t. W 5
■ leg. N a l o n g H tine of Y onge
F r o n t I I c h s . 5 Iks. N 6 deg.
chs. N 6 d e g . K 3 r l i s , K 6
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■leg. S a l o n g N Him <>f Yonge
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chs. t o l i * i , s o l d t o
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lb.,
i l r s t a b o v e d e s c r i b e d land, r u n
S 5 d e g . W 33.33 chs. t o a s t a k e
nt t h e c e n t e r o f t h e H A W
M y . R an b e t w e e n
L sllard y A
Mrs. M lcou. t h f r o m
c e n te r
s t a l l s W 6 tf ig s . N 33.37 rlis.
to a s t a k e s e t n e a r th e lake,
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d * g E 313 I Iks., t h E 6 deg.
S ISO Iks. t o a s t a k e w h ich >e
t h e N W c o r n e r o f t h e 6 su r e
lot s u r v e y e d fo r J , B. F a ) low a v.
fro m aaUT NW co r s l a k e H 30
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NK cor. W t d eg . N 1317 t Iks
to beg., b e in g i n s NW cor. nf
• ilrt 3 a c r e lo t so ld to John U.
F a lla w a y .
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sh te o f L ittle L a’i - H ow ell
tD>
A fr a c tio n a l |i - - t of
NW 1 .) o f rice. 17. Tap. 21 H.
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lur.- » f i n t i r l a a g u d a t s d tbi. 31th.
d a y nf M av. A P I ''25. e x e c u t e d
h r J A l l n u n r n a m i w ife . -Mary
Kiln a I t n u e r i s .1 F. I'.-al a m t w ife.
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r i b t fu in rian g i'
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re c o r d e d
an m tig th e p al.lie r c c u r d s of S utnlnnli* F .n iiity , F l o r i d a , la MnrtKHHe
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b e r i n g Ih n f o l l o w l a e d e s c r ib e d p r o •
p a rt y s i t u a t e , l y i n g am t b e in g tn
lb.- t*.>ii .it v of H en d an le anil t h e
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m a p nf S t. t l e r t r i i d ■ a d d i t i o n
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r u n w en t 37* fe e t to t h e c n r n e r
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ro e 133.1 f e e t m o r e n r i«M. t o
a p o in t
N o r th o f b e g i n n i n g .
I h e n c e S o u t h 13*1 f- y t, m o r e o r
lees, to t h e p o in t of h r g l n i l l n u :
and
Mao
All o f lllo ck I. ull of
llln ck l*N. a m i ull
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3-N T i e r IS. a c c o r d i n g to F l o r i
d a L a n d a n d 'T u M nlsu ttoh t ' o m .
n « i d ' s m a p of St t l c r t r t i d e ad*
d l t l o n t o tlm t o w n of H anford,
F lo rid a, a s
tier
p la t t h e r e o f
d u ly of r e c o r d a m o n g t h e p u b
lic r e c o r d s o f S e m in o le C o u n t y .
F lo rid a.
A lso : l l e g t n n l u g u t l l i e N o r t h w e s t c o r n e r n f llln ck 3-N. T i e r
IT. a c c o r d i n g t n F l o r i d a
Laud
end
F o lu n lsatton
C o tn i u n y '*
m a p o f St. l l e r t r u d e Add<tl"ii t o
t h e t o w n o f H an fo rd . F lo r id .’ .
I ru n th e n c e
N orth
H I 31 f r e t
m o r e n r le s s lo t h e low w a t e r
m a r k tn l a t k e ' M onroe, tl m n c a
t’o u t h s u e t e r l y a lo n g t h e m e a n
d e r i n g lin n o f t h e I >w w a t e r
m u r k o f L a k e .M o nroe, n dir*
to tie# o f fit 3 fe e l m o r e o r I r e s
- s t a k e u t low Wftler m a r k
th e n c e S outh
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a d i s t a n c e n f 397 f r e t m o r e n r
les s t o t h s N n r t h e a e l c o r n e r nf
■ Id B l o c k 3 -N, T l * r 17. t h * n c s
W . s t 34 S f e e t m a r t o r legs to
lh a p o i n t o f h r s l n n l n g
o th erw ise
k
d sc re e pro c o sfe e s )
will b* s n t s r s d a g u ' n s f you.
It Is f u r t h r r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s
n o tic e b* p u h l l s h s d In T I I K
N.
l '" R l > H E R A L D , a n*-w »nu|i>'r p u lt .
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City nf ttunfor.l.
C o u n ty o f S s m l n o l * atul t h e 3 ’x l u
o f F l o r i d a , ti n e s s u c h w e e k f " f f o u r
SKELETON FOUND
DELAND, Kla., Nov. 25.— (IN S)
—The skeleton.of a man, the vic
tim <d murder, wait the grucsonw
find of two bun to n in the wood*
hear the Delun.l-Uaytonn Beach
highway, five miles fium thi# city.
Thanksgiving Day.
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I'liirk
Mr** A m i r . ! IliipklM*
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N D T IF F . t »K S P E C I A L M A S T E R 'S
SALK.
N at Ice Ih h e r e b y g i v e n Mi a t u n d e r
ttid by v i r t u e of a d e c re e nf f o r e h . r u r e a m i s a l e r e n d e r e d In Ilia
ab«,)c u u l l l l e d c a n hu un t h e
3 3 th
>1 ty o f O c to b e r , A. D. 1337.
I, » rtp .ch il .Muster
In
C hancory. on
M<>inlay, th e 5lb d a y o f 1 ■•cumber.
A D. 1027. In f r o n t of t h e C o u r t
H o u s e d o o r. In H anford . C o u n t y of
S etn ln o le a n d S t a t u of F l o r i d a , w ill
I f e r f o r s a l e , a n d s ell In t h e h i g h rk t b i d d e r f o r c a s h , t l u r l u g t h e l e g
al lio u ra o f a sle , t h e f o l l o w i n g d c s c t Hied la n d s , s l t u u l s . l y i n g und h e .
log lit t h e C o u n t y n f S s t n ln n l e etui
s t a t e of F l o r i d a , u n d m o r e p u r t h - u l .
a r l v d e s e r t h o d a s f o l lo w s t a - w l t :
llo g ln n ln g
at
a
p o in t
flv c h a ln a n o r t h o f t h e s o u t h e a s t
q u a rte r of th e n o rth w e s t q u a r t
e r of t h e s o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of
s e c t i o n 33, t o w n s h i p 19 s m ith ,
r a n g e .10 a a s l : tb e n c e r u n n i n g
w e s t l*.St c h a i n s ; t h e n c e s o u t h
fiv e c h a i n s ; t h e n c e
w est
sis
rods;
th en ce
south
tw e n ty
r h u ns In t h e s o u t h li n e o f suld
s e c t io n , b e i n g t h e n o r t h l i n e of
I'a o ln R o atl; ( h e n c e e a s t a l o n g
s a i d n o r t h lin e of P a u l a R o a d
te n c h a i n s ; t h e n c e n o r t h le u
c h a i n s : t h e n c e e a s t 7.11 c h a i n s ;
th en ce s o u th ten c h aln a to th e
s a i d n o r t h l i n e of P a o l a R o a d ;
t h e n c e c a s t a l o n g t h s s u m s one
ch ain ;
thouce
n o rth
II.S0
c h a l n a : t h s n c e e a s t f o u r c h a in s
t h e n c e s o u t h 13.60 c h a i n s l o t h e
s o u t h lin e p f s a i d s e c t i o n 31
a n d n o r t h l i n e of a«ld P a u l a
Road; th en ce east alo n g
th o
0 \L L
’ BETTER
illll Uf • 'lit | • .t| *N11 11•11 111 dUll.tltl
Two New F our Room
For R ent, Each $10.1)0
/
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9 T A R T W O R K O H - ,1 S H U S T L E B A C V i
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ID A. M WEEKS.
IN T H K F I I t F F I V F t ' I ' U T O F T I I K
T W K N T T -T H in D JU D IC IA L C IR F U I T *>►' F L n l t l D A IN A N D F o i l
SKM'lN o L E FO U N TY . IN C1IANCKUY.
D A N IE L W . V an I D K I IS T IN E . a n d
F K A N K M. It It* m‘Kt )VKN, a a e x e r u l o r n atfti t r u s t e e s o f a n d f o r
t h e K st.-te n f F H K D K K H .’K AXT.
D eccusud, C o m p l a in a n t .
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WITH MURDER - I ' L
Houses For Rent
Ice P lan t, W est Side.
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IN P II A N I'K K Y .
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FOR SALE
1 u\t’ii several gootl
Itits in Sanford, on paved streets
Bicycle, (iun, Lock anti Phonograph that I will sell at less than cost on
terms of $1 (1.00 cash and $ 1 0
repairing our specialty.
Toys, monthly to a responsible buyer,
bicycles, sporting goods, anil fish box *200 car.' The Herald.
erman's supplies. (Jen. \V. lleetch,
"The Bicycle Store." McLander FOR SALE—Oak Hill corner lot.
Arcade.
Cheap. Very little cash required.
On Geneva Avenue. An exceptional
buy. Box l'J-'i Care The Herald.
CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning
Co. 1 1 Ball Bldg.
26— Miscellaneous For Sale
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SALK.
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anil i.i v ir tu * nf a d n ' r . e of f u r . *
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a!>**n ■ii il t l n l m u o
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In
C o n n e e r y , on
-tiiiinln> th e 5th. d a y of D e c e m b e r
A I' I 27 In f r o n t of t h e C o u r t
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S em in o le
< " l i n n F lo r id a , w ill of f i r f o r s a l t
m l -»*H in ilir h i g h e s t b i d d e r f o r
'*<=*H du rliiu I h r b u a l h o u r s o f s a l e ,
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o'- |« t p la t I h e r e o f duly r e c o r d
' d Ilium i he p u b li c r e c o r d s of
Seiiiiinih- t ' o o n l y . F lo r id a .
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fur sale cheap fur cash. South
city limits.
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her. 1937, u t th e f r o n t c o u r t h o u s e m n In t h e S t a l e o f F lo r id a , t h e - r .
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in
F lo r id a ’s H e a r t ,
[he W o rld ’s G r e a t e s t V e g e ta b le
Section. H s R ic h e s t G a rd e n L a n d
[O lX ’ Mb’ X I X .
iRDINE LEADS
IEW FIGHT TO
IELP FARMERS
|griculture L e a d e r
Works For The En
actment Of CoOp
erative M arketing
ills I n Leaders
iposed To Plans
lerfect Contrast In
Attitude Of Depart
ment Seems Evident
j.en .> cd ri ,r e im e n u itio n a l N ew « S a rv iro
Court Begins Trial
In Flogging A ffair
^ la> Nov- 28—
J,
' Elmer Arant, second of
•M persons indicted in connecS s ' X ith njieKed
inCrenshaw County,
Alnbama,
went on trial in tho circuit
court here today on a ihnrge uf
kidnapping Fannie
Clements
Daniel, 22. Miss Daniels, it is
alleged, was flogged by a band
of men said to have worn tha
regalia of the Ku Klux Klun.
Attorney General Charles C.
McCall who is directing the
prosecution was formerly a
member of the Alabama Klan
but resigned following his in
vestigation of alleged floggings
because of the organizations
'lawless a c tiv ite V
Shelby
Gernry first of those indicted
in connection with thr alleged
floggings in Crenshaw County,
was acquitted on a similar
charge last week.
S A N FO R D . F L O R ID A . M O N D AY, N O V E M B E R 2 8 , 1 9 2 7 .
WinsSuit Against
SERVICE MADE Kresge
BEACH
IS
SAID
Hutton Brokers For Huge
ON BURNS MEN Sum A fter Month's Trial TO HAVE TOLD
FOR CONTEMPT
HE WAS GUILTY
International Detectives To
He Required ToAppearAnd
Show ( ’a u.s<*WhyThey Should
Not Be Held In Contempt
No Further Action
Seen Until Trial
Bur ns’Attorney Will Ask Ju s
tice Siddons’NotToContinue
Contempt Trial Until The
(iritndJuryReachesDecfsinn
N EW YORK, Nov. 28.— (IN S)
—A verdict in favor o f Sebastian
Kresge, 5 and 10 cent store mag
nate of Detroit, against W . E . Hut
ton & Co., brokers, for
$640,
308.71 was returned today when
the sealed verdict in the suit was
opened and the jury polled to af
firm the decision.
.
Kresge had
brought
action
against tho brokers to recover
$•585,000, which he alleged the firm
hud loaned in Kresge stock, to J .
Uyme Si Co., defunct brokerage
company, without his authority.
The sealed verdict fixed the arirount due Kresge
a t $5GO,48<5
with interest. The latter computn-
’-•"•) bringing ihe total to $fl 10.308..
71.
.
During the trial, which consum
ed almost a month, witnesses for
the Button firm had attempted to
>how that Kresge had given verbal
authority to the deal because
Byrne was hid personal friend.
Kresge countered with the trstinmny that he was never informed
<>f this special account as he had
•s-en of all other transactions made
by the brokers in hi» behalf.
After several motions, including
one for -citing aside the verdict
and fill a new trial had been de
ni-d. <' tm-cl for the defense an•"
el that an appeal would
Prosecuting Attorney Says
Beach Confessed To Frieud
On Day After Warrant Was
Issued. He Killed Doctor
Wanted To Raise
Funds For Defense
Startling Charge Contes Near
. Close Of Attorney’s First
Statement As Trial Starts
Ringleaders Of Jai1
RiotToHaveHearing
FOLSOM PRISON, Cal.. Nov.
28 (IN S )— Six of the ringlead
ers of the sensational attem pt
ed prison break here on Thanks
giving Day, which resulted in
the dpaths of two guards and
eleven convicts and the wound
ing of numerous others, will
have their preliminary hearing
Wednesday.
They will be charged specifi
cally with the murder of Ray
Singloton, a guard, who was
shot and stabbed to death. Neil
R. McAllister, district attorney
of Sacramento County, said to
day he would bring charges cf
first degree murder and would
ask the death penalty bo
Imposed,
|l 1 f
■ ■
PLACE IN
0
Defense Attorney
troduces
Timer To Testify
Affair Mrs.
Prosecutor T aft
Makes Objectii
Shaws Testinu
SIX PERSONS DIE Says
Has Nothing: To
AND SCORES HURT With Remus' &
WHEN TRAINS HIT
» Ol'RTHOUSK, MAYS LAND
WASHIIINGTON, Nov. 28.—
ING. N .1., Nov. 28 ( IN Sl—W'lli INS) Personal service was today
Bcii. h. alleged clandestine lovVASHINGTON. Nov. 28—
nude mi William K. Hums. W .t
"l Mrs. Margaret l.illientlahl
wdh whom he is jointly accused of
NS)—The Department of
Sherman Ilurns and Charles L . 1
murdering
the wumun's husband,
riculture hus dropped its
Veitsch. all of the Ilurns Inter
COURTHOUSE.
CIN CItfJ
admitted the murder on the day
national Detective Agency, requir
ssive attitude in the farm
ATI. Nov. 2 8 (IN S)— A bi
:• wai rant was sworn out for his
ief controversy, and Sccing them to appear in thu District
arrest. Assistant l'rosccuor S.
ter legal debate broke out
Cameron Hinkle declared before Montrcnl-Chicago Flyer Runs day a t the trial of George
ary Jardine is now leading
Supreme Court next Monday and
the jury in his opening statement
active fight for the enactshow cause why they she.Id not be I
Head On Into HcavilyLaden mus for the murder of
here today.
no judged in criminal contempt m" R ose M u rp h y H its S u b m e rg e d i Ten T eam :) A n d T h eirC ap tain n
nt of his co-operative marFreight T rain; Rassenners wife. Imogene, when
Beach, a poultry raiser and
Dcrcllct And Immediately
Will AttcmlDinner Tonight neighhoi of the Lillicnduhls, con
ting plan. Sevcttyl mcm- Halkcn Situation Appears To court for their alleged part in the
In Flyer Mostly Immigrants lin Edward Shaw, o f WoM
Be Clearing As Foreign Of- mistrial of the Full-Sindnir oil
Goes
Down
I.eavingCrew
To
At
ScminoleCnfeAsOpcnitv.;
fer sed to a friend that he had
rs of Congress who have
ington, D. C.. a race iracl
fice Learns That Poland Will totiM|)iuuy cnae.
Mercy Of Forty Mile Gale
Guns Of CiimpaignAreFireti slain Doctor Lilliendahl, the prosicized the department bitter'y
TORONTO. Ont.. Nov, 28.— (IN timer, took witnesa stand It
Deputy L. S. Marshal Thomas
cuctor asserted. He wus trying to
Place DisputeBeforeLeaKUe It. East served the three men in the
the past have been called into
raise funds for his defense when S )—Six persons dead and more put into the records the dc
The
ntictiiiH'
gun»
nf
the
uimu.il
K EY W E S ll, Fla., Nov. 28—
fcrcnco by Jardine.
In went to his frieud with the ad thnn forty seriously injured was fense’s first “unwritten
KGVNl), Lithuania, Nov. 28.— office of their attorney, Charles
he secretary is very enthuA. Douglass. Douglass indicated (IN'S)—The crew of 27 men of Chant Iter ••)’ I'ominerce member mission," Hinkle declared.
the toll today of a terrific head-on testimony.”
tic over his own plan of farm (IN S )— Wur Minister DauDantes. that his rotuit. to
. tht.
.. . rule of. Jus- the American freighter Rose Muh- ship canvass will he Miiindcd to
The
startling
charge
came
near
collision
between the Montrrnl-ChiShaw claims to know certain
ief.” said one member who con- of the Lithuanian Government, lice F. L. Siddons probably would ,,h*. who barely escaped death yes night nt n dinner to he given nt the the close of the prosecutor's op'engp
flyer
of the Cnnndian Pacific facts concerning Mrs. Ramus and
red with him. “ He has rais’ d emphatically denied *today
that not te madee until 'tl%
..................
toy opening tciday after their ship struck a Seminole • .ife at 7 o'clock when ci ing statement and revenlcd a
Line nnd n heavy laden freight
original proposal of a $250, Lithuanian troops nro being con- luy of tlie contempt trial.
Franklin L. Dodge, her alleg
submerged derelict and sank, and members of the lu teams of work heretofore unannounced "ace” in
train just outside Enterprise, Ont.,
,000 revolving fund to be loa-iJ
It
is
understood
that,
with
the
Ihe
stale's
hand.
who
fought
a
forty
milo
gale
and
sweetheart.
Shaw knew them ir
ccnterntcd on the Polish frontier.
late Sunday.
to co-operative marketing orfederul grand jury still in session logli seas in open lifo beats for ers will gather to hear final in
Miami. Fla.
Moving with spectacular and
In
n
statement
to
the
International
The
injured
wove
brought
to
tho
inizations to $200,000,000 and
and in view of the possibility of several hours were resting after rtructions and uddre.-nre* by never.il almost unprecedented
Defense attorney Charles
swiftness, Western Hospital here early to
would let the intermediate News Sendee Minister Daudantes criminal indictments against tin tbicr burrowing experience.
prominent business and profes do* Lilliendahl murder trial sptsl day. Search is still in progress in Elston had hardly began to ques
it banks solve the other fin- branded as entirely false the re Purus people und Harry P. Sinclair
The crews of the tug Richmond,
into action today and within little the wreck as mnny of the 144 pas- tion Shaw when Prosecutor C hirk
ial questions raised in mur ports that Lithuanian cavalry and their alleged employer, Douglass bound for Pensucolu from Cuba, sional men.
none than *10 mimics a jury, huving rengers are unaccounted for. A P. T aft rose to vigorously objee
Among those who will makeing plans.”
infantry were being massed along will ask in his return that Siiidons the bnrge Jackson und tho tug
for its foreman a woman nml fire resulting from the crash add on the grounds the testimony
his is in direct contrast to th- the Polish border.
not proceed with the contempt trial Pullyho, saved from tho sea also, short talks will he Frank P. Forst composed of five women and sev ed havoc to the disaster.
Pass Shnw hnd nothing to* do with 1
tude o t the department ut the I
until the grand jury has reached a joined in tho celebration today in er, president of the First National en men, had been selected and engers in the steel cars fared much canity or insanity of Remus. '
PARIS. Nov. 28— (IN S )— Tho
session o r Congress, when
decision. ’The defense argument is honor of their rescue. Tho Rose I'aiik. Linton E. Allen, president of sworn.
better thnn those in the wooden jury was excused while defc
ithcr Jardine nor his nides an- Polish-Lithuaniun territorial dis that, whether it be called con Murphy was bound from
Bocn the Sanford
Attorney Elston and Thft fbo
Atlantic National
I hallenging of the talesmen rf- enrs.
nd before nrgiculturu commit- pute, which threatened for a time tempt of court of conspiracy to ob Grande, Fin., for Pinners Point, Hank, S. O, ShinhoNer. pi esiih nt venlrsl only one outstanding dev
it out.
The train was healed west and
of Congress when they con to develop into an ensicrn Europ struct justice, the triul will he the Vn.t with 1,175 tons of phosphnte of the Chamber of Commerce, and elopment—tho possibility that tho
Elston said tha testimony
kmi’ various proposals of farm ean crisis, will be settled by the same, entailing the culling of the when she rammed a submerged W. A. I.effler, sales munager of fiti.te had abandoned its previous carried mnny forcigrters, newly
arrived immigrants to Canada. Shaw and many more rritnessea
League of Nations, according to
ly announced intention of asking Roth engines met head-on and come was necessary to shov
same witnesses in each cr.se. derelict shortly after midnight Ch:i-e and Conqiany.
Wef on the part of the o.|- belief expressed today by foreign Therefore, the defense is expect Saturday, just off Sand Key light
the death penalty.
When tw j rolled down the embankment. It what drove Remus to transitor,
Following
the
dinner
which
is
’ trution supporters that the office officials. The Foreign Office ed to ask for a joint trial in the ship.
qlinkers,
Henry
0
.
Leeds,
million- is believed that the freight train insanity. Judge Shook finally st%-j
expected to lie attended l»y between
Mary-Haugcn plan can be shclv- discredited a report that troops contempt charge and whatever of
A five foot hole was torn In the GOaiul »’>0 persons, the workers will aiic Atlantic City
hotel man, failed to take its usual course of ted that the defense would |
m he plea th at President Cool- were being massed along the I‘;>- fense the grand jury may charge. bcttoni of the ship, w ater pouring
repair to the Milune Theatre where m il Nathan Jones asserted that, switching nt Isms and that the en to show further evideoca of a
l would again veto it. is said lish-Lithuunian frontier.
Also, it is likely that the de- into the engine room ulmost im- they ,vill be the guests of J . L. for religious reasons, they •could gineer, reulizing the mistake, unz cased mind before it could ’
' tin m otive for tiffi activity '“ ‘We are i*vtuinTolnnn tfrili^ot feiidants will demuml n hearing
Uuxj .the death penalty, thu lockpd most of his load und was cecd to show the aUsged.
■m«l the Jardine plun..
'
'irv^-h
i hoposts
*y«irin waist
rin^ cjs
°r
niako any military move against before the Supreme Court "in gen rstuck
to their
high
lo —
wutn **the oncoming1
Dodge- and-M r*. -R e m o .
—*
state accepted them nevertheless prodaedlnir■ to
rnaor Charles L. Me Nary (R ) Lithuania," is was stated a t the
NNh" l,1rice and only their refusal to take the Chicago Flier.
flood Glory. ,ho
Her.
The Judge ruled th at no
eral sr.-sion." It was pointed out water until the boilers were floodOregon, chairman of the Scna'e - Loreign Office. “ It is the firmest that District Attorney Gordon’s ed, according to Captain George
jury oath, led to their dismissal.
of tho
thirty passengers in d e n t evidence o f •
Several
the
Tlie formal opening of the cam
riculture Committee, and one of intention of the poles to leave the
The completed jury, which Will injured, were in a critical condi mind had yet been presented
petition for contempt citations was II. Wonson.
paign i - scheduled for tomorrow
chief instigators of confcreu- entire m atter In the hands of tho
Throughout
Sunday
morning,
addressed to the "Chief Justice and
be
asked to determine whether tlrj tion today. William Burnett, of the defense and th at Remus
morning at U o’clock when the
looking to u compromise, wnJ League of Nntions." Owing to tho
with
the
winds
raging
a
forty
r.to proceed with his **un
the Associate Justices' of the court.
several teams, each compo. ed of m widow and her alleged clandestine Kingston, Ont., thu engineer of law” testimony. Shaw was wi
reek-cifd guest or President close relations betwen the French
A reccdont for trial by general mile gale and mountain-high waves least four nlemlicis, take the field admirer, Willis Reach, murdered the passenger train, nnd threo un
olidge
on
tho Presidential and Polish Governments the state
drawn as a defenso witness.
session has been found in the so- breaking over her deck, the crew
the aged Dr. William Lililenduhl known immigrants, two men and
Itht Mayflower.
•a asking that
ment was accepted as an authen pulled huckstovc contempt ruse* in stuck t o . the pumps while Cupt. in an endeavor to ruLc n sum suf consists of five housewives, a a woman, wero killed. Some of tho mus mado a nwtioi
ficient to meet the operating ex
the three alienists wno
smo aore
re ot
obeeryfHde disagreement has been re tic indication of Inland's future which tho late
Samuel Gamers, Wonson attempted to steer the penses of the trade organization r.alcsmuu, u hunker, an automobile injured taken to Toronto early
ing
him
be
premitted
to
visit
fast sinking vessel out of tho
pled among returning western course.
today and others were brought
head of tho Amoricnn Federation
Ret
iml'crs of Congress on the McGulf Stream to tho Florida Banks through the coming year. Secre Rian, a bookkeeper, a clerk, n here. Railroad officials were un mansion on Price Hill.
of Labor, and certain of his associ
in tho hope of beaching the ves tary Trotter reiterated this morn newspaperman nnd n boat builder. able to identify the dead and in also requested that the alls
|ry-Haugen Ilill, with ntlminiiBUCHAREST, Nov. 28— (INS) ates were cited.
There was a notable absence of
sel and saving it and tho cargo. ing that (he Chamber's budget
Nti'iii Mippoj tors urging n com- — Roumania’s “iron man", Jan
jured owing to’ the inability of the inspect his law library In
In any event the general effect
county jail. The court granted i t
imise and most of the progres- Drutinnu .lay in his final resting
Life bouts were lowered and the culls for expenditure for only es ir. the court room. An air of cord immigrants to speak English.
of the defense return wil be to post first one smashed to pieces by the sential expenses and that the o r iality, even among the prosecution,
motion.
les standing put on the bill.
place today— the family vault ut
pone uny proceedings against SinRuilroad officials said the crash
seas, which crushed it ganization is asking foi less mon the usual murder trial tenseness
Florica. In n funeral marked by cuir and Hums unti after Decem high
William Mueller, caretaker
and defeftse attorneys, deprived resulted from the tardiness of the
strong contrast, tho body of the ber 5, and until the grand jury has ugainst the ship's side. The sec ey than ever.
the
Remus mansion on Price t
•the affair of its grimness. Bick engineer of the freight in manond and third boats wero lowered
power behind Roumnniu’s throne shown its hund.
A number of business houses ering was at a minimum during ocuverlng toward tho siding at the next witness testified
with difficulty.
Tossed about in have already turned in their mem
was lioriio form the Cupitul to thu
Dockrill.
The Chicago Flyer, "started to rsvu and acted aa i
their open boats for two hours, n berships and the personal sulitiet- the hour of Jury selection.
family estate. Two hundred thou
speeding
around
a sweeping curve was out of hit mind,” when hqri
Only
newspapermen
and
wit
prevailing tide carried tho crew to utioij i i for the purposes of seeing
sand pcoplo lined the streets to
nesses were permitted in the Just ahead of the siding, smashed turned home from the Portamou
the Sand Key Lightship, A coast many who have not been reached
Ohio, jell lis t April.
view ihe procession; u team of
guard cutter brought them to this during the post-campaign appeal courtroom, where Mrs. Lilliendahl Innd-on into tho locomotive of tho
"He would Ravo his hands, *
ow n brought the body t oits final
sat quietly, clothed in black, a freight train.
port last night.
them together and shout,
for support. The canvass, which is veil partly ohhscuring her face.
funeral services for C. V. Me- resting plscc; and u queen wept nt
Thu tug Richmond n fte rn twelve to close on Friday night, N expect
think that man would do that
F>'Te. GO, who passed nwuy tho grave.
She was accompanied by
her
hour
Imttle with tho sou yester ed to he successful, according to
me!"
,
lurolay night nt 10:30 o'clock
(jucen Marie wept us ti)'* laxly
eight-year-old son.
day, put into this port Inst night, those who have it in charge.
“Is that the only time vou
J*™' home of his daughter, Mrs. was bc'ng
interred. MAitb the
Willis Bench, the man with whom
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 (IN S) to rc|M>rt the Ions of tho barge
him act that w a y ? "
asked
Tolar. 207 Hast Tenth Street. .luecn ut the funeral scrviccy were
'•he corresponded under tho name
ton.
P Mill Saturday afternoon at former .xing George of Gqhcc, —Tho Treasury is going to try to Jackson. I’art of the Richmond's M o n Q l i n * R v I V i f n ,,f
Ann", and. who, tho
clock at the home. Dr. E . D. (juecn Elizabeth of Jugo-8Jjwia, make tho Florida millionaire win superstructure was blown away by
O l l O l D y Ti I I v »t«to charges, Plotted with her to
"No, I sew him act th at way >
tho
gale.
The
Jackson,
urconling
ter
colony
us
dry
us
the
Sahara
wnlce, pastor of the First Princess Helene, Princess I lean.),
slay the aged doctor, sut nearby
four different occasions. Tbs ve
to
thu
Richmond's
rrew
,
became
Desert.
A
new
drive
against
liq
inyterian Church, had charge Prince Nicholas, and other memb
exhibiting his customury air of
CHICAGO, Nov 28— (IN S )— An next day I became so worried
uor operators will start on Dec. waterlogged and sunk. Tho barge
I ,.c JSCYitf Goth ut the home and ers of the regency.
•amused indifference.
attem pt to save Ruth Snyder from was going to leave his «
I. Seymour I.owmun, dry chief an Bally ho pul into port Imdly dam
I In.) Municipal Cemetery where
Mrs. Lilliendahl contends that the electric chair by the application
"W hat was your impr
aged.
nounced
today.
|«hort interment ceremony foil*
j
h« r - husbuiwl was slain white do- nf psychintry such us featured in his mental condition."
Lund forces will In* doubled.
negro the defense In the fumoua Leopold
"I though ho was completely
CHICAGO, Nbv. 28 — (IN S )— fending her from two
Several destroyers, cutters and
Trtceding an eulogy by Dr.
thugs in a swamp near Hammon- Loch case, wus said to be the aim of of hie mljjd."
small bouts are already enroutu
**nlee, a quartet
. , . n. n . composed
%w„. ssw of
u4
A fter seventeen years uf married ton, where they-were motoring.
Dr. Clurance A.Neymunn, Noted
Mueller testified before
to Florida witters. "Florida has
I'lrs. Edward Higgns, Miss Hellife, John M. Isbell, wealthy mort
Chicago
alienist,
who
today
is
left
for Atlanta prison he
been
wide
open,"
said
Lowmun.
rernay, Claud Howurd and Joe
gage broker, today wus in u hos
speeding toward New York.
"It will be cloicd up this winter
»naai, sang *R*ock of Ages."
(Continued On Page 6)
pital fighting death from gunshot
Dr. Nuymann conducted test
if we can do it.” Dr. J . M. Moran,
pallbearers were: Charles E.
The names of Muyor K. F. Hous- prohibition commissioner, hus just
wounds, anil his wife, u comely wo
on the two slayers of Bobby
nr>\ R. L. Peck, T. L. Dumas,
man uf 40 and the mother of two
Franks. The Snyder defense, it
*r'l F. Lane, R. H. Chapman holdcr und Firo Chief M. M. returned from tho southeast where
GREAT HARRINGTON. Muss., children, wus in n police cell
Cleveland headed the Municipal he outlined the government's plans
wus reported her, will attem pt to
*>•
Stevens.
Nov.
28.—
(I
N
S
)—Gilbert
Stanley,
Court docket this morning but both t.i federal authorities.
establish through Dr.
Ncymann
He sunl former Captain of the Yule Hock charged with the shooting.
'r
McIntyre
passed
away
that Mrs. Snyder- and Judd Gray
Police who have questioned Mrs.
priJav night following u stroke of them failed to make their ap the states were co-operating with ey team and son of tho lute Wil
Tho City of Sanford has been comprint1 a supreme case of ‘folie a
l»poplexy nt 5 :3 0 o’clock that pearance und their case* were federal agents. He wurned feder liam Stanley, millionaire electrical Lbwll are puzzled ut her compo
postponed until the Wednesday
He had been in poor session. Both of the officials al officers to stuv within the law Inventor, is held here today in $10, sure. Shu »ut in her cell anil talk made defendant in two civil ac beaux,"--insanity of two. It is suid
tions asking dumuges amounting to be thu rarest combination known
uth for some time but this
in enforcing prohibition.
000 buil for shooting und killing ed of tho shooting as calmly as if to {10,000, according to
were
charged
with
parking
their
Mrs. C. P. Standing died
papers to psychiatric science.
^‘h was sudden and shock to his
“ Deviations from this path in Peter Fulco. twenty-eight, on the •he wero discussing a menu with
This defense was used for the night at 1! o’clock at her h<
fly friends here and in Lakeland uutomobiles without lights in vio the past have caused some truublo grounds of the Berkshire Prepara Lor cook. Isbell wus shot after he filed in thu office of Clerk of Cir
Summerlin Avenue, followi
lation of u city ordinance.
hud led detcctivca to his wife’s cuit Court Vance E. Douglas.*. first time in American criminal illness lasting for several
und agents
are going to act tory School.
•u i
fur muny years.
Three
other
cases
were
on
the
Tho
suits
represent
one
for
$4,000
jurisprudence
in
the
Lueb-Leopaid
• McIntyre passed away five
Stanley, who is assistant Man apurtment where she wus surprised filed in the name of Robert J .
docket in connection with the vio strictly within the law.” he de
trial.
It implies complementary Mrs. Standing waa .well pafter the deuth of his wife
lation of th “no light" law. They clared. He said that Flosaia feder ager of the schopl, was returning with one Charles Davis. She and Gallespie and another for $0,000 insanity, meaning th at one would here, having a host of fr
1luccumbed a t a sanitarium in were: Briggs Arrington, who w-us ul courts were so Lied up wih re to it shortly a fte r midnight when Davis were ordered to accompany
Ido.
made in' the names of Robert J . huve led a normal, sane life if he mourn her death. She waa
years head nurse a t S t.
dismissed, and Mrs. M. S. Robins ceivership cases that they had littio he saw Fulco irr u parked cur with tho officers to the police station. Gullcspio and John Emile, co had not met the other.
Melntyre was born ut Mount
for prohibition matters. a young woman, who gave her
As they wero going down stairs,
Hospital at Jacksonville.
and Leslie Bryan, both of whom time
partners
trading
as
Gullespio
and
‘ «• C. He was for tnuny
Senator Fletcher (D) of Florida name as Miss Mabel St. James. Mrs. Isbell drew a guu which she
Funeral services will
estreated
|3
bonds.
Emile.
“ train dispatcher ut LakeTuesday
morning a t 10 o'i
There were two cases involving told Doran that northern bootleg Stanley ordered them off tho had concealed under her clothing
Papera filed in the case include
!•»
. Wai compelled to retire charges of driving a motor vehicle gers were leaders of the illicit liq grounds, and when Fulco refused and fired point blank at her hus
the Mlller-Erickson funeral
praecipes
of
summons
made
re-w
active' work about a year
to go rushed into the school and band. The first bullet struck him
on Laurel Avenue. Dr.
while under the influncc of intox uor trade in Florida.
returned a few minutes luter with In tho back and the second- no.- turnable on the next rule day,
lltr \in»hi* heulth became poor. icating liquors. Gorge W. McGee
Brownlee, pastor of th
|Jir. McIntyre
j --- *.»—
„ .
,
,
/
I ! *iv * which will be December 5. If the
re '-------loaves a- daughter.
u shotgun.
rowly missed one of the detectives. rU y ch,H), #!t.
fight th„ |ult , t
was assessed a $200 fine on this
MIAMI. Fla., Nov. 28 (IN S )— Presbyterian Church,
*• Tolar, two
Me charge and Joe Harris requested
There wus a short dispute, and
Making no attempt to explain must appear before tho court on J . E . Courtney, former prohibition charge of the services,
the gun was fired, kiling Fulco in
. tho coniproausuiif ijtuution with th a t day. A declaration m a lt be enforcement officer o f the south will be held a t Qranga i
AldrifTy.' "F u lc o
ohd MW*
J
Mrs. Standing la sc
u>, Davis, Mrs. Isbell said:
"I went filed' by the plaintiffs on o r be Florida district and well known
Jam es hud attended a dunr? to
brother, A. T. Rossi I
j
r
upstairs
to
get
my
coat.
The
gun
figure
in
local
politics
waa
uqdcr
fore the following rule day, which
gether with Michael Cleary,
three lis te n . M n . •
nnd .Miss Estelle liuilznsky, u xyys on the bureau. I thought of will be in early January. Tho $10,000 bond today on warrants of Jacksonville, Mrs. '
LONDON. Nov. 28.— (IN S )—, waitress at the school.
suicide.
Then
as
we
were
going
issued
by
United
S
tates
Commis
declaration
will
set
forth
tbo
Chary
Another unsuccessful attempt tu had accompanied Miss UyiUnsky down the stuirs my husband sa*d basis of thu suit us alleged by sioner W. C. Russell charging hlin of New Smyi
Marshall of *
charged with drunkenness, e
lake of ucruss the Atlantic to New to her quurters, und the other awful things about me.
All the attorneys for thu plaintiffs.
with
soliciting and accepting leaves seven ne{
"T E«rt Pierce, uttended fid a bond of 510. Robert Sander- iuwiwHtMtM
_____
_
foundland wus made today by the
maerul.
seventeen unhappy years of my
The suits are believed to bo in bribes, dealing illicitly in liquors liam and
son, facing charges of disorder!* Junker, F ,.m|1 [> _ i£30, according two were waiting for him to- re married life suddenly flashed be
turn
when
Stanley
ordered
their
connection
with curtain contracts nnd malfeasance and misfeasance sonville, A.
conduct, wus dismissed, but n. |o Wcstern Uni(m aiJv ices from tho
fore
my
eyea.
,
*
car
from
the'
school
ground*.
Stan
which
the
City
had with the plain- $10,000 bond after arraingm ent ford, Ja i
EVEAUH S EC R ET T R EA T Y
Hunt, accused of the same offew e station a t llortu, the Azores.
ley claims the gun went off in the
T h e first thing I knew the gun iffs and which called for
the of oflce. He was released under R e cite r of
had to pay $5.
iniB W
BJi int,
, , made
This
was
the fourth ,try
befory U. S. Commissioner J . F . Marshall of I
excitement
of
the
moment.
wus
going
off.
If
I
had
not
been
construction
of
thu
yacht
basin
and
J a m u n u t o n , N ov. 28 <i n s >
Aaron Adams was fined »•
^ G#r<T)an j,y,|ri^ttt.n)plune which
overpowered I would have
shat bulkhead work and the municipal Spitler. Preliminary healing was nieces, O E. :
. ^ t ' t treaty between the
drunkenness and an ««‘llt,on’Uit; lin |ia, been at Horta for many weeks
TyA IN W RECKS
myself.’” Tho Isbells have two reservoir. W ork on both of these set for Dec. 1.
Mrs. Mays .
lkv,j„;.eimn'« nt «nd the Sn- for discharging fireurms
following
its
arrival
from
Germany
daughUrs, Mari ni, 1*. and Mar- projects has been done within tlie
G ere
Courtney is *
W. Fitia
— ltJuonury Government m lth c city limits. Adams Is said to
via Lisbon. Besides its , pilots and
PR A R IE
DU CHIEN, Iws.,
of this
Her divorce suit, which past three or four years. Tha firm Baker and Julian
whereby the Un!t»d have imbibed too freely of shme
mechanics, the big plane carried as Nov. 28— (IN S )— Three trainmen
een in tourt since l'J25.
- with
contract for the yacht basin Work city, alleged
trtrti- t0
Prevented from and then for amusement he, plat* passenger Fraulein Lilli Dillens,
were probably fatally Injured huso
ave come up for another hear of Gallespie and Emile had the conspiracy to run
' - * * second Panama ed several small bottles _on hl* Vinessw n/*tre«s
hopes to id today when two railway freight
The bill, which ar.d he firm of
Florida
Dia
I*.i** N'c»ragn a. was pun- front porch and proceeded t*» ‘ ‘T , .
to trayerso the Atlantic
curs left
aifd
rp h c M ’*
■'*
with
” **y the Wushingt'in bis maritmanship with Ins faxor- ,
•l ) ' air.
ita pistol,
CREW OF 27 MEN COMMERCE BODY:
IS RESCUEDfWflMBEGINS DRIVE FOR
FREIGHTER SINKS MORE MEMBERS
MINISTER DENIES
THAT TROOPS ARE
HELD ON BORDER
- - __f
final R i t e s H e l d
ere On Saturday
for C. V. McIntyre
Dry Chief Predicts
Scarcity O f B o o z e
During This Winter
N o t e d Alienist T o
Launch Attempt To
S a v e Ruth Snyder
man
When He discovers
Her Willi Sweetie
Mayor Housholdcr
Fails T 0 Appear I n
Traffic L aw Case
Prep School’s Head
K i l l s Intruder On
Berkshire Grounds
City Of Sanford Is
Sued For Damages
Amount O f $10,000
Mrs.C.P.Stan<
Claimed B y
On Sunday Ev<
Ex-Feideral Officer
Held On Many Counts
Junker Plane Fails
In .Fourth Attempt
To C r o s s Atlantic
�SANFORD
AY, .NOVEMBER 2f>, 1927
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E T W EN
T Y -T H IR D JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O F T H E
S T A T E O F FLO RID A , IN A N D FOR SEM I
NOLE C O U N TY .
IN C H A N C ER Y .
F. L W O O D R U FF, F. A. D O U G LA SS, D. I
T H R A S H E R , JO H N MF.ISCH, and J. M. WAI
LACE, C omplainanls.
CITY O F SA N FO R D , FLORID A a municipal cor
poration, and -H U T T O N C O N STR U C TIO N
-OlY!PANY, a corporation, Defendants.
0 RDE R
i been originally presented to the Court on the I Oth day of November, A. D„ 1927,
king a temporary restraining order against the clefendants, and for other relief, and at
l been filed by said defendants a general and special demurrer to the bill of complaint,
m tiled by the parties complainant and defendant certain affidavits on the merits, and
nl counsel, having taken the matter under advisement until the present time, and being
1 that in view of the importance of the subject matter of the action that the matter
I on teciinicalilies alone, and being further of the opinion that under the affidavits subtlu. original presentation of the bill of complaint to the Court sufficient facts were not
0 ^iU ^ (H1^ H)1 an equitable determination of the matter on the merits, and being deesentation by the parties of such additional facts as they may see fit to offer, it is there-
W. W. WRIGHT,
I (PAID ADVERTISEMENT)
the State of Florida in and for Seminole County
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j r (IN S )— Elm er Arant, charged with
ft complicity in the alleged flogging
9
of Fannie Daniels, white women,
fat Crenshaw County, will be the
•econd of 34 men to be tried here.
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the first Model T Ford car.
to the public we said:
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is no way it can escape being so, for i t repro* .
1 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 automobiles.
“The new Ford has unusual speed for a low price car because present-day conditions require
unusual speed.
“The w orld moves m ore quickly than, ft used,
to. There are only so many hours in the day
and there is much to be done.
I n T H E last nineteen years w e have made
15,000,000 Ford cars and “added to the world
“Fifty and sixty miles an h ou r arc* desired
nearly 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 m obile horse-power. Y e t i
today where thirty and forty w ould havesadsficd
in 1908. So w c are giving you this new speed.
d o not consider the machines which bear my
nam e simply as machines. I take them as con
Q uiet a n d sm ooth-running
crete evidence o f the w orking out o f a theory
o f business which I hope is something m ore
a t a ll speeds
than a theory o f business— a theory that looks
toward making this w orld a better-place in
“ The new Ford will ride com fortably at fifty
which to live.
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“T h e M odel T Ford car was a pioneer. T h ere
and sixty miles an hour. I t has actually done
sixty-five miles an hour in road tests.
and different Ford to' m eet new and different
conditions.
“ W e believe the new Ford car, which will
he officially announced on Friday o f this week,
is as great an im provem ent * in m otor car
building as the M odel T Ford was in 1908.
industry and started the movement fo r good
Sm art new lout Hues a n d
distance and helped to place education within
th e reach o f all.
bea u tiful colors
It gave people more leisure.
“Since m odern conditions demand more
speed, they also demand better brakes to bal
ance this speed. So w c are giving you fourwheel brakes in the new Ford.
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“T h e new Ford will be quiet and smooth
running at all speeds and you 'w ill find it even
easier to handle in traffic than th e old Model
“The new Ford has durability because dura
bility is the very heart o f m oto r car value. The
better w o rk in less time and enjoy doing it. It
“T he new Ford is m ore than a car for the
requirements o f today. It goes farther than
did a great deal, I am sure, to prom ote the
that. It anticipates the needs o f 1928, o f 1929,
will take you there and bring you back. The
o f 1930.
new Ford will not only d o that, but it will do it
In good style. Y o u will be proud oftheneW Ford.
I t helped people everywhere to do more and
grow th and progress o f this country.
“ W e are still proud o f the record o f the
“The new Ford car is radically different from
Ford car has always been known as a car that
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M odel T Ford car. I f w e w ere not, wc would
n o t have continued to manufacture it so long.
Model T . Y e t the basic Ford principles o f
economy o f production and quality o f prod
B u t 1927 is not 1908. I t is not 1915. It is not
uct have been retained. T h ere is nothing quite
like the new Ford anywhere in quality and price.
on it several years ago and it has been in my
mind much longer than that. W e make auto
even 1926.
new Ford car has not been planned
and made in a day. O ur engineers began work
W e have built a new car to meet
m odem conditions
“The new Ford has exceptional beauty o f
mobiles quickly when w e get in production.
line and co lo r because beauty o f line and
color has com e to b e considered, and I think
But we take a long time planning them. N oth
ing can hurry us in that. W e spent twelve yean
“ W e realize that conditions in this country
rightly, a necessity in a m otor car today.
in perfecting our former M odel T Ford car
have so gready changed in the last few years
Equally im portant is the mechanical beauty o f
the engine. Lee us n o t forget this mechanical
before w e offered it to the public. It is not
that further refinement
in m otor car con
struction is desirable. S o w e have built a new
ear. T o nut it sim ply—w e have built a new
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“ T h e price o f the new Ford is low Hi accor
dance with the established Ford polity. I hold
gives th e reason for the very existence o f the
•Ford M otor-Com pany and explains ksgrow th .
roads. I t broke down the barriers flf time and
r-TwCT’’
a lov) price
announcement. In plain, sim ple language it
“T h e Ford car. blazed the way for^thc mo tot
,
T h e ju’W F o rd w ill sell d t '
one sentence or one w ord o f that original
be induced to buy an autom obile.
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about m otor car building in the making o f ’
asked to restate my policy, I would not change
good roads and only the adventurous few could
y ~ in
sents the sum total o f all w e have learned
“ I f I w ere starting in business today, or
w hen w e first conceived it. There were few
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“ Every part o f it has been tested and re*
tested. T here is no guessing as to whether ft * * VT I V An A ■
. -i a .a m ia v tiw
will be a successful model. It has to be. There*
“ •We w ill build a viator car fo r the great mul
titude. I t n il! be large enough fo r the Jamil)’, hut
small twoUgh fo r the individual to run and tare
for. I t w ill be constructed o f the best materials,
by the hist men to be hired, after the simplest
designs modern engineering can devise. But it
w ill be so low in price that no m an making a
good salary w ill be unable to ou n one.’
was no conscious p u blic need o f m otor cars
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beauty when w e consider thq beauty o f the
that it is better to sell a large number o f dura*
at a reasonably small margin o f profit than tcM
sell a few cars at a large margin o f profit
business big. I t has always been ou r policy to
share ou r profits with ou r customers. In one
year o u r profits were so much larger than we *
expected that w e voluntarily returned $ 3 0 to
each purchaser o f a car. W e could never have
done that if this business had been# conducted
for the sole benefit o f stockholders rather than
to render service to the public.
“ N o other automobile can duplicate the net*
Ford car at the Ford price because n o Qther
manufacturer does business the way w e do.
“We make our own steel—we make our own
glass— we mine oUV own coat-^we make virtually
every part used in the Ford car. But we d o n a
charge a profit on any o f these items orfrom these
operations. We would not be playing fd b with
the public i f we did to. Our only business is the
automobile business. Out only profit is on the
automobile we sell
W e ARE able to sell this new F o rd car at •
low price because w e have found new ways
to give you greater value w ithout a great
increase in our ow n costs.
“ W e did not set out to make • new car to
sell at such-and-such a figure. W e decided on
the kind o f car we wanted to make and then
found ways to produce it at a lo w price.
. “T h e new Ford car, as 1 have said, will be
officially announced on Friday o f this week;
In appearance, in performance, in com fort, In
safety. In all that goes to make a g o o d car, it
will bear ou t everything I have said here. We
conceivable that w e should have p u t this new
consider it o u r m ost im portant contribution
thus far to the progress o f th e m o to r industry.
Ford car on the market until w e w ere sure that
it waa mechanically correct in every detail.
daily welfare o f millions o f people,!
FORD
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An rntereatintr report of Florida’s agricultural yield is
contained in a recent survey compiled b y the ptnte Chamber
nf Commerce and rep rod u ced by the Lakeland Ledger. The
•f Mirfk 3 IHfJ,
report Is for 1926 and presenis a comparative statement of
ID I*. HH.W - KDIToll the total farm production throughout the United States and
ITARI) DKIIO ___ tUkAHSH
Manaftln* Ktlll«i that of this state. According to the report, here are some
. ^ c n s m i r - n o x It XTKi
*7.n» salient facts concerning the yield for last year:
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Of the nation’s total production of grapefruit, Florida
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produces cightv-one per c nt.
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Of the nation's total production of poppers, Florida proN ttllt, kiRlArt'a ploarrr »M »
H rtlkn la Ikr Imrra* produces nixty^onc per cent.
K n ti k f t f l «
ft**1
L. aiptrlar a m a ar*a«l*allaa
Of the nation’s total production of watermelons, Florida
l**y ik**M >t n * tt« tall)
all Ikr Ir ail In* rtra la at I hr rn- produces twenty-one per cent.
* ttr* War 1C. The I. X. *. la r.*rrli»l.
Of the nation’s total nrmluction of* cucumbers, Florida
I r t f l W n t »■ riarMa a a t lla
If at feaaUllna nlmie »*n« In produces forty-one per cent.
HPRft—« u m I.
Of the nation’s tola I production of tomatoes, Florida pro
l i m i t la a wriakrr nf I hr
Harraa w( ( irmlnIi.ina. na duces twenty-four per cent.
■llaaal AaMrlatkm
r«b A tm tla rra , a a t Id t rrtlnlail 1
Of the nation’s total production of eggplants, Florida
tla wklrk rrqalrpn rnrk l*aH.
produces
fifty-nine per cent.
«kn
la nahaall la a
Ifcalaai*! aadli of anharrlpliaa.
Of the nation’s total production of snap beans, Florida
Data «• a r t n ta irrlli aboalulrli
Cl) atelaaa at rlraalallaa aa n rll aa produces thirtv-nine per cent.
banlaaaa aarthoala.
Of the nation's total production of cnrly Irish potntoes,
MONDAY, NOV. 28, 1927.
Floridn produces sixteen per cent
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ay la rlty aad roaaly ail*
Of the nation’s total production of celery, Florida pro
MtaiatratlaM.
$e—Uaapot water roalr la Jarkaaa* duces thirty-two per cent.
While the whole rej>ort is significant of the wealth in
HNSpMMtfBMtaa of kl. Juan. India a
If River Caaal.
r-l*a a y a r* ila a at aon lk lf T a f Florida’s soil, the item that interests Seminole Countv most
MM W eak.”
naallac of bulldlnc P*"- is that of celery. This county yields almost one fourth of
h o ld . maarliu.il
all the celery produced in this country despite the fact thnt
CaM illklli Ckraf,
Mplrtlaa af rll| branllflra* it is grown successfully in several other sections of the
11a * prrcram.
country. The total production t>»r the country is est'mated
f—h a*r» aad nndrra hu.ptlal.
at 21,000 carloads and of that number Florida furnishes
B IB L E iVEKSE FOR TODAY
A WORTHY PU R PO SE:— I will something like 8,000 cars.
i king unto the Lord a* long as l
Of the 8,000 cars which Florida ships, Sanford and Sem
Hrei I will sing praise to my God
rhUS I have my being. Psalm 201: inole County furnishes approximately 6,000, Which is more
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celery than the entire slate of California ships. Thus a ’little
— P R A Y E R : “Oreat Gml, accept
n y coal’s afesfUsr"'And
give mi* section s u rro u n d in g this city tin the world leader of the pro
strength to live Thy praise."
duction of a crop that is growing in demand year bv year.
Few’ of us appreciate that fact and do not seem to realize how
'M U SEU M
W c flnget |ttlp forms of jade, much publicity Sanford recieves from this one source.
And a t tnclp’*tobeh
totn
I um afraid.
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Like planets in a crystal groove,
Give Your Support
Beginning tomorrow morning the ten teams of the
Chamber
of Commerce will wage an intensive campaign to re
we
new, and increase, memberships. The teams include the lead
ing citizens ofl Sanford.and the campaign will lust four days.
ce beautiful
be
mystory,
They are
While it is now an indisputable fact thnt most of'us are feel
in Its own entity.
Complete jn
— Polly Chase.
ing the pinch of hard times, still we do not doubt that the
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membership fee can be spared, and will be, by a Inrge number
of
citizens.
Ico n o clast
While we have not always been in sympathy with some
J o ft Indulge a deep desire,
t
Despite told burns, to piny with of the Chamber’s policies and acts* or lack of them, we do
fire, j
nevertheless recognize that it occupies a highly essentinl
place in the community and fills a nicho which could not be
lit* cheerfully, today, I shun
filled by any other organization. We further feel assured of
on 9>« morrow can be done.
the fact th at no!city has ever grown or prospered without a
; T h e etltct
live-wire, energetic, fnr-seeing chamber of commerce.
ini
It is the first place thnt a stranger in!town goes in quest
i b lr d s \
of Information. It is a clearing house <)f foreign,llHmirr.es and
in one
local facts. It serves as n common meriting place where strongera
can ensily become ocqnainted with us. It is in one, an ad
6 o much that's golden does not
vertising
agency and employment bureau. Without it we
glit.
would be in the position of a ship without a rudder.
or Instance, a banana fritter.
So when the various team captains or their men call up■ Final, Impervious to change,
lore strange than
tnore
'T hey
rans
range.
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T » see
r«lk • no** m ill i
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PJ l 7 w . t 3 S t ! B‘ nn ,you tT ° r? ,W ? r within tHc noxt fpw ,lays- Kivo them a
welcome hand and sign no for at least one membership. A
mill ever jto^to Rome,
I f I ahoul
oity the size of Sanford should have a chamber of commerce
J um as I do nt hotm*.
I ’d a ct ■
of at least four hundred memberships, At twenty-five dol— B y,B orins Clute.
lars npiece, the Chamber would then
hr
— hnve
ten thousand dol
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lars
to
spend
within
the
next
vear.
That
amount
should see
Christmas
shopping
* Do
its
needs
amply
taken
care
of
oral
enable
it
to
go
ahead
even
home.
••rly and |
more actively in its work for Sanford.
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advertising n city cun
have la iti newspaper. Boost Nan*
ford by Infpruvlng The Herald.
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Rockfellcr is coming to
ly this winter. He wants
Th<* feeling between California! federal law allowe n large deductw more years to hi* life
and
Floridn over estate taxes Is (inn to estates that hnve paid a
th at hh can take a few more
n;> sweet ns a cocktail of gull, state inheritance tax.
kea off his golf score.
L ------- - o ----------wormwood and aloes. Come to
'‘California," added Mr. Rowell,
Not th^t Alabama has a poor me, California long ago sung to "is* the chief competitor of Flor
team , but th at the Gators played the idle rich and you shall live
ida for the residence of decrepit
: ft good r i ne Saturday Is the way
to be centenarians, ulwuy shooting millionaires." Candid words, but
it gppaart to ua.— Sanford Herald,
ira i n a I excellent judge of ap 1 less than 100 on our peerless rush. Florida will snap nt th#m*
ices brother. Gainesville Sun. when the boom began; we are so like a hungry tarpon. . Take it
sure thnt you will live forever in from the Floridans, n millionaire
The mutinous
rlsonera In the the sunshine of the only genuine crossing Into the state of Ponco
r Folaom R a te Prison had a great peninsula that we hereby abolish do Isson, casts off decrepitude
tim e whllt it lasted, hut they found inheritance taxes. Since then it with his ulster. Rolling through
7o u t they iod started something has lteeti os Indiscreet to utter Savannah ho may seem in the
they coub n’t finish. If it had been the word “Florida" in California lust stages of galloping senility
|At Raifor they could have calked ns it is to sny “earthquake" there hut before he hit* Juckronvllb*
aw ay and no One would ever hnve when you ought to say “fire.'* In he is tossing 50-pound grapefruit
Fluriilu they speak of California like g Cint|ucval)i. At St. Aug
* m the i iser.
us a place where overcoats nre ustine he docs handsprings in the
worn.
I oilman aisle. At Dnytona he
The HeruM bus been confidentAt the hearing of the ways un;1 insists on firing the engino. A t
l*lly infot tied that Harry Sinclair,
Jb o er im ictment for uefruuding minus committee on estate tuxrs West Jupiter he steps oil tne
Rowell
of
California train to tear up a royal palm by
the Unite Ftate* government out I : ncsler
lillionf of dollars worth of ail I .V'T’ i ^ S »’- «tes teeth, saying the roots. At Miami he crosses
la about to start a news. |
' l wanted to keep its own the causeway in three jumps.
pertU«| it
iuheritatl e tax, and a t a high
Decrepit
millionaires
indeed'
■hington D. C.
f r In
, rate, “and ifqr that reason de- We’ll bet the Okeechobee drainage
p i red retention of the federal es- canal
against
California
In.
Helald is always glad to re. I tate tux to protect California ti rest in Boulder canon that Flo
letters from its subscribers , against its competition Floridu." rida will make the golden state
re them space on this l As #vcry Tampa schoolboy knows, smart for Mr. Rowell’s thought
■eharge, providing of Florida is indignant because the less phrase.
tthey il># not indulge in
(*, nnd untruths and
anuhly to he of worth
EXCHANGE
fit to (he general* public.
“D ECREPIT MILLIONAIRES”
AL SMITH AGAIN
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WAVKAIK V
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botch t x s r
T IR E S AND TUBES
rit lowest prices ever offtt,
Q C S t S f f l 'i O t J
MRS . RUTH SNYDER, to be
killed in ihe electric chair by th e '
utaie of New York. Home time in I
January, faces this problem. Shall
sh* send for her 0-year-old rinugh- *
te r to Sec her in the death house
»urd more h ■fur.* she dies,?.
B siiiics n *
cd .
TPW PQ TPg
■ E O O lB f iiT F E .
0 3 0 N T K ? S IQ T O ?
.
THE
CHILD’S
grandmother
feels thnt a meeting and “last
kins'* would he unjust lo the chilli,
a ndiner her through life with a
horrible memory always in mind
of he** mother in the death cell
waiting to he killed.
IS A ^SU BEO
Portable Phonographs
$9.50 $12.50 $18.50 *2 « l
Radio. Hotshot, :m,| m ,
light Batteries
( 4 a r-t‘J
P. P. RINF.S
221 Fast First St. Upp,*;,,
Post Of fir,.
MRS. SNYDER'S problem is
>nr- that few mother* fortunately,
■.have to face. How would you de
cide it for her?
Perhaps Governor Smith, who
hua great respect for womanhood
and cannot hut sympathize with
the unfortunate little daughter of
the condemned wontan, wiM find
a way out of the problem I •,"~,ding to let New York sta’
'**nd
the guilty woman to prison f<> ■
life instead of killing her
n the
electric chair
USE
QUAKER STATE
OIL
nnd go Farther fm yool
Money. Free Crunk-Cavl
Service.
CECIL L. RINGS
jlm*
1501 W. First St.
HARVARD university’s coinmission mi "economic re sm n h "
is predicting prosperity for 1928,
sees nothing to worry business,
finance or anything else well man
aged. no dang- r In “unwieldy In
ventories. over production or trou
ble in transportation."
We Buy and Sell!
Bottles of AH De*
scriptions. Rear of
JA M ES S P E Y E R , an able
banker, whoso futher, grandfather
ml great-grandfather were
In
finance before him says: “‘Why
ask ‘how long will prosperity la s t? ’
This country's normnl condition is
prosperity. If we net like sensible
nv‘ii. prosperity should last indef
initely like health in a healthy
man. Our national inheritance I*
Incalculiihle, inexhaustible.
Why
should this nation he anything
but prosperous »s long as it re
tains energy and common sense?"
K O TS’
FOOTBALL
S. SOMAN
212 Sanford Av*
Dti.ik - Elder
NEW YORK WOULD
nucty of us the oiitstaniiing comport yourself accordingly.
in I'liinuctiun with the CalilWell, i:. this new deity which we
t at Yale win the real have created, the great god Foot
Health Insurance
isation which it brought of th-> ini- ball, benign or malevolent ? One
has a notion that he is a little of
TH E HARVARD
university ppr.umv which football has us-mniboth. To the spei tutor he is certain
commission favors a continuation cil m college lift*. We had known.
ly benign, 'nr he provides some
of an “easy money" policy by the 10 f
that football was not ex- thing that the spectator needs;
Just Unloaded a Car Of
tedernl reserve bank. A sane ™ **lnet!v a minor sport. Rut here we romance on an autumn afternoon,
ommendation. In tin* worlds rich -L |lw',|lilieit in Cl,r jmi!l focus. We fresh air. rxrilment. But to the
est country onlv usurious money. rsaw n sport that has h 'eunie
colleges? One doubts. Many a
lenders would desire anything bulk xnltid lhut it is tin sllbjer of |president.
suspects, regnrtls
ensy money, which to prosjierity, •g-nnst tutior.nl ngrr meats ul- hint uneasily and racks his bruins |
And Roofing
industry nnd new enti rpriscs, is nto-t .u M.ivniir ••■* internntion
iiuiHto know whai to do with him. For i
They arc Guaranteed
like wnter and fertilizer to
th" Ueiitit a. Wv saw grown into who he has certainly turned the average
soil.
iv rnrilcd these agreements ns so American ••■dirge upside down and
sacrosanct that they must be car created ptoblems t.u*t extend fnr
* dotting of every i past the last game in November.
BUCHAREST W IRES nrws or ried out In
i* bloody rebellion anil nnnrchy in and the i ross.ng n f every t. Wc One < f the mast serious problems
the Vkruiu , hundreds killed tn saw roiiitium sanst* relogitcd to the iti the sUimtion which bus been
fighting hnekanutnil. And when wc saw created in regard to the nlunini.
rtreet fighting, civilians fighting
520 Maple Ave. Pnone 797
- - tkese* things we got some ideu o f , It is now nil open secret that the
•oldicr*, cunlWn’ fir6 ’liTT'aldhg'ITio
the
effect
which
font!
nil
has
had
on
(
favor
of
the
alumni
must
he
court*
Dniester river. But this rchellibn
ml by n winning team. They might
ngn'nst the holsh vlk government iHw C'dlege mmd.
to take an interest in the other
ures
for
yeswill amount, probably to no more
Hi.* attendance -figu
than the rebellion of convicts in
* gam*’ supply the reason. things which their alma mnter is
The number nf persons who suw doing, but they don't. What inter
rnlifornin’s Folsom prison,
foutba.l yestenluv run liturullv in ests them is a football team; and
hilled, then surrender.
to the millions. ProfusMonal base- If this is m t offered them then
hall in Its palmiest day has never contributions to the endowment
ABRAHAM CAHAN t.f New seen such crowds. They filled fund fail of* nt an alarming rate,
\oik. who knows Russian nffalr stadiums that make the average then* js dissension, bad feeling, j
a t well as anv man in Amerlch. baseball park seem small by com -, and a whole year is ruined.
\
says no rebellion n?nln*t bolshe pnrison, stadiums that cost millions') Another problem which it rrentes
vism can amount to. anything now. nf dollars, and fhoy are paid more i Is the feverish atmosphere on the
Supplied from n Deep Wei
Kovietism gave the
peasants millions of dollars for the privilege. I campus for two whole months of
and .stored in a hermetically
lards on which formerly they wore Anil wh'tt n.ic thinks this over one the college year. The students nre
sealed tank, which prevent}
slaves of an extravagant drunk enn understand the reverence with j like the alumni; they ought to hnve
contamination.
Loch Ar
M
u
ir
mind*
on
other
things,
but
en nobility.
: which the agreements are regarded, i
bor’s water is as pure nnd
No successful counter-revolution j Money, big money, has appeared j they don’t. They have their minds
rochI ns any (o he found in
can come in Russia without the oit the scene. And when money np- on the gnme next Saturday, ami at
peasants,anil they haven't finished , |K*ars on ile* scene everything night, by the time they have re»
Florida.
hearsed the yells and songs that
rejocing over tluir land ownership seems t<> change. Agreement- are
( made which o'ten are enforceable art* to In* rendered, and listen to
yet.
Ask for a sample and
us legal contracts; and these agree the conch give n pep speech on
ment* mean what thev say, ami arc good old Siwnsh, they are too tired
hnve it analyzed.
( IIICAOO HAS found in Detroit _, not
not to
to be
he trifled
trifled with
with merely
merely to and exciteil to study.
a blonde poauty with long l,n*r* *ave.the feelings of a boy who had
There nre other problems too,
end positively arranged yesterday trninetl fur years foe the suke of many of them, and they all bring
to show n Lady Godiva at last playing ip a big game. No, when one to the conclusion thatifnotball
night's art*-hall. Rosalind . High-1,nunoy
appeared im the scene in itself is u problem that our
tower, who will l>* Lady Godiva j
may be terribly sorry but you coll pen will presently have to
without horse, rode to Chicago m u*t |jvc up to the contract. Ami deal with in direct fashion. Of
■from DptAdt in an airplane, and when you refer to the contract you course, the large investment involvwill po-Jeln a picture frame, hair must spouk in hushed tones, as |oil makes this difficult. Uut one
anil alL'Sae sees nothing immodest vup du in a bank; anil when you 1ha* an idea that some colleges
I*. O. Box A?9
Sanford Fla.
in a beautiful lady dressed only go to get it nut nf the safe you |will do what Columbia once did;
•must tiptoe. In brief, you nre in rail a recess on football fur a
In her hair, nnd says:
"To me a short fat woman iin the presence nf a deity nnd must while and dime hack to sanity.
an abbreviated skirt is vulgar, the
huninn bony Is n thing of beauty."
Springs W ater
Carey Shingles
SECU RITY
111
LUM BER CO.
LOCH ARBO R
Has Pure W a te r
DeForest - Sanford
Realty C c.
SNEAK T H IEV ES *toh> tlirra
ovcrcouts, belonging to Governor
Smith and hi* son Alfred E. Smith
J r . The latter refused to prosecute,
saying he didn’t feel like putting
anybody in jull #o near Christmas.
lie had rend the 40th verse, Mh
chapter of St. Matthew. "And if
nny man take awny thy coat, let
him have thy clonk."
THE APPEAL OF ATHEISM
"Atheism Beckons to Our Youth’’ which break out two or three times
is the assertion of the title of an ' in u century.
article In a recent magazine which
ft jM|J0W nomething like 49 v.'ars
tells about the spread of organized |si nre the last wave of intellectual
effort* to promote disbelief in u ' and religious atheism subsided. It
God and to eliminate r.'ligion from in about time for another apn.-m._
American life,
i Gastonia Gazette.
Certainly “utheism beckon* to
our youth.”
Suggested platform to Albert
SAN FRANCISCO is expected
Yotith i* questioning wondering B. Fall, if he should choose to
to get the Republican convention and full of doubt*. And atheism is run for president: "Oil U well.**
next year, with 23 national com insidious, and makes the most of
mitteemen now pledged. Thnt is these doubt* and questions.
the place for the convention. Many
____
Atheism mnk.'s little effort to
important! Republicans need to beckon to age. It wouldn’t be much
visit S a n ' Francisco, learn some use. Age hn* passed through the
thin* about the United States period of doubt, and for the most
once paraxjusa of coughinc.
on the way, and something about part has arrived at the renlity of
national developpment after thry the things which are n ofseen . in
spite of all the ullcged logic of the
get thefeJ
doubters.
t w 31 M J &
TIIEtGOOD old solid British
But we do not need •to worry
pound Sterling was worth ye*, xreatly about the appeal of athe, .
I , : 0_ . .
..
...
, ism. Youth wjll attain to age in u
tcnlay |4,87 1&— , the h ghe t y|||# while ami questions will he
price aipce 1914. The British have: answered and doubts dispelled,
rcnfidence in themselves and their
The questionings of youth are the
empire, a great a*»et, nnd while'inspiration of progress. Always the
they maka mistakes they <u„ t world wilt be full of wonder of
there Is not something better he.
muddle through." We shall do well ‘ yon^
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GASTON IC .G A ZETTE
We find the following paragraph |were hadly whipped instead of winfhta in Chicago are not in the I.ee*hurgh Commercial:
, mng a victory. F o r instance, .14 of
lg life there unendurable
“A prophet is not without
the more important cities elected
r« making the entire rest
Republican Mayor* while but ele
honor.save,in his own country.
intry pretty disgusted
ven Smith men mere elected by re
Al
Smith
a*
u
political
prophet
fniinlstration which alduced majorities.
Several cities
thing*. If the men at the
seem* to be the exception that
elected non-partisan officials. In
of (Ihlcago'* government re
prove* the rule. New York’*
the citv of Oswego, long a Smith
rantifl to dean things up, they
election on Tuesday wgs an
stronghold and where the Gover
put
atop to m ch. promt*overwhelming Smith victory."
nor’s friends are In absolute con
shotting in five minute*.
Hot dog! There was about a* trol of the party machinery, the
much significance In the New York Republican* elected their candidate
—
oMu phy wax in to see u* the election a* Indicating the popularity for Mayor by 2,480 majority, the if we keep our currency even with
But doubt 1* chilling, enervating,
of Al Smith as there wus indicating largest majority ever given for a
P a t i* getting to be an
>depressing. It makes no great npthe popularity of the Mayor of La- mayorality cand'date In the hiatory their*.
itual candidate -for dele. •ahurg. Ths foregoing paragraph
______
i peal to the spirit o f . youth, which
of that city. The voter* of the same
attending Demo- of_____
__ to the defeat of tno
course refer*
city voted 3 tol against the amend
On the sea of matrimony women '* i°y °u“ ,rf lhe
of i u inquirfr jaj,n
constitutional amendment
amendmen
** alnjoet Iev*V
i ca,
icon*mutlonal
ment rsferred to and a t the same ! are the breakers, from the stin/y j inKri thing., Acconllng J th» Governor's term four year* In time gave the Ranubllcan Mayor a ! man’s viewpoint.— Florida Time*.
And so while this effort of athebiggest mistake the stead of two, which Governor !
Republican Council to work with i Union. »
ism to get a foothold Is not to be
would be to opposed. And a* many
i
--------|Ignored, It is not greatly to be fearhim. Instead of a a wov*miM lnlng i t.
Hmlth because, he opposed it a* there ware „
Rmlth victory" the return* from all I Ju st as you congratulate y o u r.u l.
suffer a defeat cra ts! Looking th? State over
•action* Of the State indicate an |self that you are through with mow <’* Moreover, it is not new. It is one
could never ra- fully the election retu
frid
.emphatic reuwllatlotl of Smith— -Ing thq l#wS y °“ have to rake up Qf ths periodic evidences of the
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Shop located on
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W. THIRD ST.
n 'llliif t
�,G1
Mi n n u person al Activities
Telephone 148 M B9. FR E D . 8 . D A IGER, Society Editor Residence TeL 37.
]odal
ilendar
Mrs. Chris Matthews Marriage Of Mrs. Lois
Entertains Lottaphun1Mayes Of Pensacola Is
Bridge Club Members Of Much InterestHere
Mra.Hob*m Rawlings Miss Johnson Hostess
Give's Lovely Dinner To P.
On Friday
Party For Her Guests A most enjoyable meeting of the
a c:
Of exceptional pleasure was the
dinner party given Friday evening
by Mrs. W. Hobson Rawlins at her
home “The Gables," honoring her
house guests Mr. and Mrs. George
f' Jolley of Philadelphia. Pa., and
Mis* Pattye Lyles, who has re
cently returned to Sanford from
F. S. C. was held Friday afternoon
at the hnnte of Miss Katherine
Johnson on West F’irst Street. Sew
ing on Phristmu* gifts and other
fancy work caused the nfternoon
hours to pas* all to soon. It was dedecided to meet every week and the
next meeting will be held at the
home of the Misses Thelma and
Hazel Tew on Avacado Avenue.
At a late hour the hostess assis
ted by Miss Elizabeth Methvin
served delirious refreshments of
hot choiolat- and wafers.
Those attending this affair were
Misses Alice Harvey, Hnzel Harvey*
Katherine Johnson, Elizabeth Meth
vin. Thelma Tew, Hazel Tew. Vir
ginia Weeklv. Gladys Henderson
and Marion Hoolihun.
An unusunlly injoyahle social afThe nnnouncernm of the mnr- Philadelphia.
The attractively appmnted din
thP
of Mr-. I..ds K. Moves of
hospital tj of-the hostess was re- Pensacola m l!uit..n F Tanner of ner table was {entered with nn
|TUESDAY
fleeted in cv*hy way was that of Hobson.
M-m.. which renched urti*tie arrangement of pink and
Kniirht will entertain Friday afternoon when Mrs. Chti*. .Sanford last week, is of speciu! in yellow chrysanthumums. At each
- o f the Tuesday Du- Matthews entertained at brin’ge at tered-to club women throughout place were quaint nut cups sugges
\gt {’lull at her home in her home on Rim Avenue, The the stare.’ Mrs. Tanner has visited tive of Thnnkngtvin.T. The places
guests included the members nf the 1in Sanford on *everal occasions and ■° f the guests were designated by
1 * 1 . Inner
Circle of the LottaphUn Bridge Club.
her many friends here will be'in- i card* done in symbols of the har
Thart-'h will hold nil day
The rooms where the card tnhles tereste»l to learn of her marriage, vest season. At 7 o’clock a five
church annex,
had been spread for play were
For. many years Mrs. Tanner has course dinner was served.
of the First Baptist abloom with quantities nf pink t *><en ketive in bulb work both in
Following dinner, the evening
Mr*. Mattie G. Pace and Mr*.
, mM, at 7:30 o'clock chrysanthumums and ferns carry the federation and also the Jack was *rent with games of bridge
t of Miss Bessie Boyce, ing out the dainty color motif of sonville riub. As state chairman of tor which lo’*ely prizes were given. Henry .Mcljiulin motored Saturday
legislation for the Federation, she ( overs were laid for Mr. and Mrs, to Daytona Bench, where they
r.ink and green.
to Avenue.
spent the day.
,ewine club will meet
Tallies done in butterflies in the hu* b<,‘‘n inM™m 11,1,1 ln -^furing George Jolley, Miss Pattye Lyles
the
passage
of
-everal
bills
fav
Katherine Bnnnon at pastel tints were used in ke;ping
Joseph Adair and Mr, and Mrs. W.
The many friend* of Mis* Mabel
Mr*. Muck.
scores
r the interesting
game in
nf orable
1 .fo
...............
nu n-JMiijr iriiim, . to the welfare of women H. ltnwkin*. Assisting the hostess Bowler **ill re<*rt't 'n learn that
in Sunday School Class bridge and after the stated number anil c.h, dr‘ ,
to enter tair.ing her guests was her she is quite ill at the home of Mrs
In the realm of nolitirs, Mrs mother Mrs. W. P. Fields.
B a p tist Church will of progressions had been played,
II. H. Mi (’ii<lin on Magnolia Ave.
v night a t 7:.'10 at the scores were counted and the prize Tanner has also served as a mem
;
j
ber
nf
the
Democratic
Congress
, C. A. McMahon for top score, a lovely hand made
Mr. :im! Mr*. Vofie William*
inn and Mrs. McMahon puma was awarded Mrs. Walter inmil comittee ami us Democratic
committee woman frAm Florida.
| ALTEMONTE
||and children arc expected to return
Inch.
Frank Mays, Mrs. I'miner'* late
home Sunilay front Miami wherr
lacte in the afternoon the bridge husband, was for many years pres
EDS ESP AY
A delirious Thanksgiving dinner they hate been -pending the past
urn-hem at one o’cloc.x 'nbles were laid with dainty hand ident of the Pensacola Journal. was served ut the Snnlando Count* few ilny* a- the guests of Mr.
Uaena, at Daytona nade covers ami refreshments of At his de^th, Mrs. Tanner succeed y'Flub Thursday. Mnny residents Williu m’* -i-t.-r Mr-*. Raymond
by the Ahi trail Bartlo- creamed chicken in -oatties, hot ed to his position and managed the >i Altamonte Springs and vicinity Butler.
r N. S. D.^A. R-.hnnor- rolls, salt lues, olives and coffee paper succe sfully until its sule r were present. The guests were a*
ok< White, state re were served hy the hostes assisted few years ago She became known follows: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E,
Mis* I’.ittye I .vies ha* returned
leave here at 10:30 by her sister Mrs. J. It.Stewart. throughout the state us a very cap Rates; Mr. and Mrs, Everett Bates hbrne after spending several month*
Those
playing
budge
were
Mrs,
the home of Mr's. John
able newspaper woman. She was •ind children; Mr. and Mrs. P, P,
Walter Bach. Mrs. J. K. Courier, I elected president of the Florida Waterhouse; Mr. and Mrs, J . Et at Phi Iml -tpliin, P,t,
r.t on f’nrk Avenue,
Mrs. Clifford Walker. Mrs. P. M
an Circle of the First King, Mrs. Ellsworth Harper. Mrs. State Press Association, and Inst "oosa; Mr. and Mrs. FL T. Haines; ’ P. A. M. Intyre arrived here F’rirch will have nn all F’rnnk Talbott. Mrs. Heyward year was sent to Geneva to repre- Mrs J. B. Hutchins; Mr. and Mrk, day afternoon from Auhurndute
party at the home of Walker and Miss Mildred Huston. *:n t the association at the interna W. R. Ballard; Miss Ruth Ballard; having been called here by th^
tional press convention.
Mr*. F'oss; Mr. and Mrs. J . G. denth of hi* brother C. V. Mc
Anderson. 010 Rim
The Pensacola Journal is of Turn bull; Mr. and Mrs. O.
W, Intyre.
vlay.
speciu! interest to club women Locke; Mr. and Mrs. .L. A. Glad*
THURSDAY.
since it is rote of th- six state pa ling; Mr. and Mra. Chas. E. BenMist Lillie Mae Me Intyre o’
,,\t Parent
Teachers
pers which carries a special Sun- ion; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. F’ullerJ
Rocy
Mmint, N. ('. will arrive here
will meet at 3:00
dny section devoted to work of Ur. and Mrs. H. FI. F’uller; Mr,
Miss Emily B. Smith
Saturday evening, having been rai
he West Side Primary
the federation.
mil Mrs. \V. O. Flu ff; Mrs. Curt- led to Sanford by the denth of her
Municipal Librarian
Not only in Florida, her adopted s; Mi. and Mrs Arthur Miller brother ('. V. Me Intyre.
Lznar and turkey.supstate, hut in South Dnkotn, her
[ Woman's Guild and St. He ate 'and drank the precious nntivc state, is Mrs. Tanner’s Mi. R. II. Maltble; Miss Mary
Louise MuIt hie; Miss Virginia
words,
tils bf Holy Cross KpisDr. mid Mrs. A. W. Knox and
ability recognized. While visiting runner: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F\ BabHis spirit grew robust;
ch at the Parish (louse.
small daughter left F’riday nfter
in Grand Forks, S. IV, thisfnll, Mrs
|of Officers for the He knew no more that I
was Tanner was one of the principal ock; Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Hedge; noon for Fort Myers where they
Mr. und Mrs. James Kenney and
Eastern Star. Seminole
poor.
speakers at a meeting of the Fed •bildren; Mr. and Mrs. Richard will spend the week end.
o. 2, at 7:30 o 'clock at
Nor that his frame was dust.
____ .. of Woman's Clubs of South Kenney ami children; Mr.
eration
and
1Temple.
Mrs. Mattie G. Puce, Mrs. K. S
lie danced along the dingy days, I Dakota. She brought greeting! Mrs Tnni Kenney.
Dutton, Mrs. Henry Wight and
FRIDAY.
from the Florida Federation to
And this bequest of vying*
Mrs. Flnuna Ahbct Lyman and guest Mrs. K. P. Wight of Cairo
the South Dakota FYderation, and
aid P. Drummond will Was but a book. What liberty
Mrs.
Roberta Branch Beacham Ga., motored to Orlando, F'ridnv
gave a very interesting discussion
A loosened spirit brings!
member* of the Fortof the achievements of the legisla presented a detightfful program of where they -pent the day.
— Emily Dickinson,
die club, at her home
mugs nt the tea given by Mrs. .1,
kcs.
A review of the Library's ree- tion committee of the Florida fed L Asher at the Orlando Country
Dr. Ralph FL Stevens returned
eration.
*rd
shows
that
there
has
been
a
, Bennett will entertain
'lub, Tuesday afternoon.
home Friday evening front Chapel
Mrs.
Tanner's
friends
and
ac
wholesome
growth
l of the Book Lovers tt-ady and
The cafeteria opened at the Ly- Hill, N. (’.. where lie attended tl;c
quaintance* throughout the stntc
(o’clock at her home on linee its opening in its present will regret that her marriage wll' nan School under the direction of football game of his almu muter
milding neaty four years
ago.
|Avenue.
take her to Montana to live.
he P. T. Association hns been University of North Carolina.
Evans f'irele of the i’he fi£st three weeks nf Novemloing splendidly. The children
bei
11121
we
issued
less
than
180**
iQurvh will meet nt 3:00'
'tnve responded enthusiastically to
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Printer of
home of Mrs. O. J. hooks; the first three weeks of j
he opportunity of enjoying a hot, Memphis, Tettn., will arrive here
November
11)27
the.
Issue
Is
nearly
j
pnl Avenue with Mrs
wellcooked luncheon. The equip Sundnv to he the house guest* of
1200. May the good work go on!
Id »s hostess.'
ment has not provrnl adequate to Mr*. John W. Sneed nt her home on
Not that the Library’s object is j
Hie increased demands, however, Catalina Avenue.
12 nf the Methodist
meet at 3:00 o’clock -a attain a large circulation, b_t | Th,. |af-a-lot sewing club met ind contributions of plates,, cups,
Mr. add Mr*. F’uy Losalng, whose
cf-fdrs. \V". fi. Hand .imply that a large and increasing Tuesday evtning with M b Made- knives, spoons, or forks would be
.-iicujaion, is at least nn Indkn- ’ |jnP Mnllem at her home on First welcome.
m andat* wus a- riwunt event at
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lunue.
don of a library’s health and i street. The rooms were decorated
A mass.meeting wilt be held Trenton,' Mi**., will arrive here Sat
o. I of the Methodist diveneas, an evidence of useful-. with baskets of poinsettias, rw
Monday
evening, November 28 th. urday* evening and will be the
meet with Mrs. Burke r«ess.
roses and ferns.
in
tho
Community
House, to nom guest* of A. J. Lowing.
|Celery Avenue, at 3:00
Our ideals—to offer to all the The evening wus si>ont with music, inate city officers for the ensuing
Mrs, F’ rtutk Bradley and daugh
people all the best books of all sewing and games and nt a late year. All qualified voters are urged
ter, Dorothy Elizabeth, of States
is. ft of the Methodist '.he centuries, to offer each an op- hour the guests were Invited intd nost strongly to attend.
11 meet with Mrs. J , D mrtunitv
mrtunity for his life’s enrichment tlm dining room for refreshment*
Mrs. Kninm Abbot Lyman has re* ville, N. C. arrived here Thursday
|3:0<i o'clock at her home .ind his personal development to The refreshment table was adorned :civefl 1(1,000 Red Cross Christmas to remain until after Christmas
Avenue.
iffer wholesome recreation, ofu-n with red roses in a crystal bowl and seals for distribution. Huylng thene a* th* guest* of her parent* Mr.
real
fun, to complement and to t*o- at either side tall red tapers burn.nl seals should Interest residents es- and Mra. E. C. F>h<d*.
J Club will meet at 10
|the Yacht Club. Mrs. operate with the pupbtic school* j ln crystal h o l d e r * . Sandwiches,pine- •ec tally as 71) percent of the money
Mr. and Mrs. (icorgeC. Jolley
Illder of Jacksonville vnd the clubs, to lead children in- “IP1? salad, cookies,hut c h e la te
eceivrd will he used in Incul health who have been visiting here ns the
o
the
joys
of
leading
while
they
j
cnadi«*e
and
snltcd
nuts
were
s
e
n
|>f the Avondale Circle -of
•>rojects..
guests of Mr*. W. II. Rawlins nt
. . . . .
.
. . . m:..
tabs of Jacksonville will ate still children—these, without
City elections will be held Dec. her home, “The Gables" left Sat
.aking
ourselvjs
too
seriously,
arc
Miss
Mnllem
s
guests
|Hoekeries and Cnrden
some Of the ideals we are here Kulhcr.ne Bnnnpn. Miss M«rg«« * th. All voters are urgently re urday ufternuoit for their home lit
m
Berner. Miss Naontt Fellows, Mi** quested t < take part.
rhilidelphio, Pa.
f 'sim Class of the Pres*
...
.
Alice Creamer, Miss Ruth Fellows,
ihurch will have rccepthe realization of them depends>Mi]>< j ru n Wnthen and Miss I rene
Mr. and Mrs. John Lconunli,
^Qsiciil ut 8 o'clock at the or. the friends the Library has. |jinindt.
Horton Walsh of Wilmington, N.
KPIBCOPAI, CHURCH
Let each citizen, accepting it as
'
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C„ Mr*. E. M. Carroll, Mr*. R. C\
lis own. give *t always his good
BAZA Alt
jROAY
Maxwell and Mis* Lulu Childers
were among those frum Sanford
>ry Hour at
10 will ami occasionally his assist* h » £ lS t 6 r n o t f l r S M O Ifl
NEW PARISH HOUSE
nnce, and let him say often to his
motoring to DeLnnd, Saturday, to
library'.
December 1st.
witness the Stetson—Center foot
linee at the Milane friends (with Titus Andronicus)
Turkey Supper $1.2.V
"Come and take choice of all
V'clock under the
On Sunday afternoon ut 3 o- ball game.
■ C. FI. Myers cir- my library!" and before long w? cl.K-k a speciul memorial service
should have a- library throbbing will
|Presbyterian Church.
ll-til be
h,» held hv
bv Seminole Chapter
Chapt
with life and helpfulness, a vital No. 2 0 . E. S. ut the Masonic
force'
in
the
town.
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Temple under the direction of Mrs.
N I A S H A / A AII
R. \V. Turner, -worthy matron. The
itmas bazaar to he
"A library is a tree of know- ,)Ui,|ie is most cordially Invited,
women of Holy Cross
The annual election of officer*
, be held Thursday after* ledge which bears the more a*>tveninir, December first undantly the* more we gather and for the Seminole Chapter will he
,hel*l Thursday' evening »t 7.30
*"h Mouse on Magnolia enjoy its fruit*.''
--------..' cl-ck at the Masonic Temple ami
j members of both the
Cuild and St. Agnes
Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Gibbs h a v e every member of the rhapUr I*
completed plans for an iuat giver, the library II volunvs u r g e d to attend.
play of (rifts of nil kinds They include history, biography.
"
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w Christmas gifts or orations, and pcrltnps best of all
Miss Minnie Lee Allen of Tnrnther occasions. Provis the collected work* of Edgar Allen pu spent Thnmnksgiving in
ion mude fur specinl Pee. The library i* grateful for all ford as th-* guest of her sistc ,
*r the chilldren, as well gifts.
Mrs W. P. Fields.•1 candy tables where
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"me mude candies may
l for gifts. The special
the evening will be the
—V«r tu be- served by
J of te Woman's Guild
"• I*. Watson ns chair-
. Library Column
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Entertained Tuesday
Memorial On Sunday
those delicate
dresses
you’ve been
afraid
SMARTNESS
Mildred
Hand, Miss
ohoefnaker and Miss
wlace students at South1 at lade eland arrived
*“*y evening to spend
^ with their parents.
1 wtompanled by Mias
ind,
«i»er Glover returned
“ relay
evening from
M ; C , where h e a t * L°Hege for Preache
4 wnductwl
r«r.
by Bishop’
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A. Pittman
„ live Newman were
from Sanford attendopening of the
D’ Club, Thursday
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where the Spirit of C h rist-'
mas reigns and every visitor
is greeted with a cheery
smile. We are combining
happiness with business in
the Christmas store.
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He'd here in person each Saturclny,
greeting ail the buy* and girls, shak
ing their hands and smiling on them
ns only Santa knows how to smile nt
Christmas time.
tot of Christmas
grown-ups wilt
children. Come
r p •*»
TOY SHOW
the
Municipal
Friday Evening
Auditorium
December 2.
Be O ur
The largest assortment of Christmas Toys ever assembled in Central Florida wil
displayed and used in nn interesting children's program, with it specially
musical setting.
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toys to show th a t
like as welt as the
And see him.
Come to Orlando for the Big
3M K. Second
“Send It to a Master”
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8 o’clock
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Sanford
ret «n .
extraordinary
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; j •• *|j a so laiportanf'o matter an appropriate, eagraeed perI PPW I
K the on'y-fWBetvable eholee.
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children spent
T 11 Orlando as the
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handle with
lect their card* a* or. evidence not only of good wuhes.
•• -but of good ta*U-.
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PRINCESS
to haVe
CARDS
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is a much desired qualify sought hy all who carefully *e-
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we can
CHRISTMAS
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Drink - Elder w
Springs Water
cleaned
•in
1it
!;family, . M r*-M l
Evans; John j and Mrs. Minnie Haakalt of
EraAs, and «th«r«: « i:-.
|ka spent thd
I
Ticket*, are on tale for the en- gu.sta of Mra. A. B. Mahoney.
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’ tr rtalnment on Tuesday evening,
----M. P. Emge i» erecting n new N-ov. 20th at tho Chamber of CornRev. and Mrs. W. P .' Burhntdfi,* ’ '
home in Luke Mary*-|rnerce building, when the one act Misse* Katherine and Betty Bah** *♦»
will
be- preG. V. Albertson, of DeLnnd, play,
- - "The. Cure-All,'’
. .
,
. man and Billie Buhrman returne«F* v*1
Sunday School organiser,, wo* a M-nted under the auspices of t l . e hor; , FritIj|>. , f tCTTloon fTOm Le!os-' 7_.^J
visitor nt the Community Church f hamber of Commerce, with the land wh, rf they spent Thatxksgir*— — on Sunday, and a speaker nt ih? following committee, Mrs. W alter).
morning service.
Flanders, Clarence Priest.
The ;
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Mr. and Mrs. Bonford of Haver-, piogram will be interspersed with
Thresher will rctujnv„*7~
hill, Mass., arrived Saturday jo i musical numbers, and the cast of to Southern College at LAkeland> *~T !
spend the winter here. T h e y w i l l £he play is ns fol ows:
, Sunday after spending the
1
occupy the house owned by Mr. AugustusBabbit, Walter
>!»»»- foor day* H*rewith
herparents,V.
Hilloway at the corner of Wilbur r*,Mr. andMm. R. T.Thrasher. <
*i
Ave. and Country Club road.
Amanda Beukley, Mrs. Walter
-I 1n f - V*
I rnf, FL (’. Heslop, of Quitman. ^*‘j-n^cniv
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(Legal.
Notices)
G.„. arrived Thanksgiving ^ join •,K* nt M“ ynnr 1- B* bhit " n<‘[ hew’
hi* wife, who Whs been visiting
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her parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Daris PriU lm rt Miss Beskiey s IN' T i l l - : r m i ' I ' I T C O f f l T O K T ICK
M, .
rw r w
- T i u n p Ji n t o j A U c i r Mood Prof,
!*>•«{ and
»«,i Mrs.
« ... Heslop
» « in n re
Ml«* Marion Redfern.
I ' / n i r T H U S T A T B O K P C O R w i -illMedical
student.
Paul
Harper,
turned Sunday to Quitman.
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It. liter Gleason.
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IV I'llA N V K R T ,
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Mr*. J . M, Hood had as her
Clara Morgan,, schoolmate of .‘ i V I t T I . K n l ' S H K V . ( " o m a l a l n a i i t .
—
guests for several days recently, Doris, Mrs. Homer Gleason.
v» *
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s l t u v . O e frm la n t.
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aer iirother, Dr. V . C. Potts of
Tlvckets will be on saleo.MJdD n > . * lii
'M l ‘l..\ 1N T K O tt l U V O n C K - a ^ ) M i |
Atlanta. Gu,, and bride, who are
Tickets will be fifteen cents f->r 111K H T A T H i>K P t j O m P A T W ! *\ ,
touring F’lnrida, They left Lake adults, and ten cents for children,
Kl> f t f S I I K V :
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V*mi ;ir«*
i«r«l#r^d and
v i
Mary list week for F'ort Valley, nr.d may be procured nt the
I
l•• appt*nr on thr n^pnnd day ^
Ga., where they-will visit before Treasure Shop or at the door.
»l . l i t n u u r y . A, l». I'»!4, In t h e H I U » .>
returning home.
The Ladies Aid Society of the ftl.-il i t u a l n s t . n n in t h e s h o v e »««•( a f _
i t c.-in-p
T h e S an frtrrt J te r a tii —* tv*
Miss Knsulie It ruddock arrived Community Church will hold their -Isl a ic
t i e r e t i . i t , - I c roil eit a s t h e n e w s * ; —
Thursday from Henson Springs. November business meeting Wei- p n p e r In w h l r h t h i s n r i l e r s h a l l b « ' - r Otg_i
and is spending the week-end nesdny at the home of Mrs. James p',^■l!^h,'‘,
,,, , ,
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.
with .Mr. and Mr* H. D. Durant. , Thompson nn Crystal lutke Ave. nano- of ih>- I'lerU nf -aid I'lrrnU
Miss Alina Cockrnn entertaine.l Plans will he completed fur tlu*! I'nnrt, Mils the !»lh Unv of Mn«i sitsja
• * »* ' H M H
Tuesday evening at her home i i iii'znar to bo held on Dec. Dth, and i-mli-r, |V;T
v tk n o r o i . A S s .
Jsig
iumor of Mrs. Marcus Green, a nil ladies Interested are cordially
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recent bride. Airs. Green was invited to attend.
D. .C . e « «
'ornierly Miss Margaret Sproitl,
lS K \ l.»
laughter of Mrs. W. G, F'ergusoit.
Mrs. F,. I), Davis nf Slatestioro. s. i vi.v
. '-jm-'
s-.liclli.r fur <>oin|ilalnaat.
*
Vfter an evening of games and (*a., and F..
David of Orlando
Musical entertainment, Mrs. Green ' v , ,r *’ the guest* •i Mr* W P ________________________ ___________________« . * 4 ’ .-.-a
was lud to a table laden with Fielilf and Louise Fields nit Thanks,
packages, which proved to be u 1tfiving.
■tlscellnneous "shower" contain~ '
'ng many beautiful and useful
•'lr- an,l -r s . G. Irving Utm-b*
ua
gifts. Hot chocolate und cake teiunmd home Friday noon from
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vas served by Miss Cochran, as- Duneilln where they spent Thnnks. in f;
-Isted by Mrs. I.uvera Booth and1F '”lng as the guest* „f Mr*.
i-w d
Healtlt
Insurance
Mrs. FI. /immermau. and the! Louck s sister Mrs. F.dnu Hope.
'i.ests depuitisl at a late hour They vvt n* ucconipnnied home by•vith ninny good wishes for th"' Mrs. F’rcii Dniger anil Frederic'.
Dniger who spent Thanksgiving
uride.
Hl'>*
Rev. James Thompson conducted.,.vs, the guests of her mother at
t Thanksgiving Service again tin*' *’urwater.
,-ear ut the Community Church on ■
Thanksgiving morning, which was | H. II. Keller will retqrn home
t H?
well attended.
Sunday 'ront Paint Bench where
Rev. Alfred Rricson, prollchl,r : he has been sr«*ndi:tg several days
it the Ijtke Mnry Methodist
*'*,*<ll‘*
Jhurch, and family were surprised
nail* b
Miss I.nuclln Atatione;’ left Wedit their home in Upsaln on
Thanksgiving evening
with a rv day for Palutkn where she
:*
Thanksgiving Pound Party, which spe’.t several days a* the guest of
was wejl attended by members nf relatives,
heir church and friends from
MONDAY
'
Lake Mary, Upsaln and Sanford.
Judge und Mr*. F!f E. Haskell
The cars gathered ut Luke Mar, I
it 7:30 P, M, and proceeded to UpAND
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*ala in a body, surprising Rev. *
.nd Mrs. F!rlc*on with all kind* of
TUESDAY
linkage* and ninny good wishes,
-brtJ
Misses Mary Flmge and Flricson
favored with piano solos, and singTODAY
"WHAT PIHCF. Gl.ORY"
tig of nld-tinte songs and hymns
vas enjoyed by all. Refreshment*
The picture thnt l* doing cap •»* f
“ AIN'T LOVE FUNNY"
were served by the Indie* of the
with
church. Those present frogt ljik e .
--v.
acity business everywhere.
Mnry were, Mr. and Mr*. 11, D.‘ „
AlFertn Vaughn
Durant, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Holt.(
Also
also
(\ H. Donaldson, Mr. nnd Mr*. J.
"IIF.I.KN
OF
TIIOY.
N.
Y."
Fortier, Air. nnd Mr*. 8. L. Smith
Mllnne-Parnmount Newa
v • «».._ t..,u . -yV. i-L;1
"F18H T A L E S "
find. Mm,, Mr. and Sirs. *W. P.
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Emge and ftm lly, 'i Sir. "and'MtuY or ft tj iTT
Clarence Mnren, Frank Evans and
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�MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1927.
THE SANFORD
Southern Califo'm iaBeaten
sod To
B Y DAVIS J . WALSH
International News Service
,
Spo#t* Editor
N SW YORK, Nov. 28.— Two
abiding facta were on the record
today, self-evident and without
contests, aa the last will and te s ta
ment of intercollegiate football for
the season of 1927 was about to be
admitted to probate.' One of these
was that, given sufficient time, it
will be necessary to award the
national .championship
to the
Smithsonian Institute by acclam a
tion; the other that Howard Jones,
of Southern California, must have
the rules changed whereby the
goal post* will be moved forward
to midfield.
These facts are stated in the o r
der of their importance to every
on« with the exception -o f Howard
Jones.
On Saturday against Notre Dame
his trojans did exactly what they
did In the same circumstances last
year, meaning that they did what
they didn’t do.
They failed to
score the point after touchdown
and ope of the few remaining un
beaten reorda, went into the ash
tra y with the other dead ones. If
memory serves, U. S. C. has blown
• coast title or two by this Jolly old
method, so the thing m ust be part
of the curriculum Tike freshman
latln and bell batom pants.
Anyhow, Notre Dame’s 7 to
G
victory reduced the field of uhdefeated teams to seven, namely,
GeorgM, Illinois, Pittsburgh, W .
and J ., Minnesota, Tennessee and
T exas A ggU a/and not all of theie
really belong. Georgia and P itts
burg* have the best record* but,
before one starts placing halos
and awarding sleeve garters, one
would da well to await until the
complete testimony 'is In.
This cannot. happen until GeorVia defeats Tech next Saturday,
if a t all, and Pittsburgh disposes
of Stanford In theannual Pasadena
tntersectional afair. It is possible
that both Georgia and P itt will
m uff these contests, in which case
the national sweepstakes simply
will become a claiming race.
Among those who will be eligible
a r* the remaining unbeaten team s,
mentioned above, and Yale and A r
my, which juet about lets in every
outfit th at lost only onco during
th * season.
>•Tho arm y won its annual game
from the Navy on Saturday, 14 to
m
Th
l*
pedes any argument It might care
to s ta rt. Other teams have beaten
th* Navy but they didn't have to
be a s good as the Army found it
necessary to be on Saturday,
Still, the cadets really are poorly
placed in any national debate, even
moro to than Yale Is. F o r they
lost to Yale who lost to Georgia,
which to date has lost to no one.
Frankly, the one defeat teams may
be the greatest ever but the rec
ords, persist in making a cople of
tramps out of them.
The records also deprecate the
Importance at IUmios, Minnesota,
W . and J . and Tennessee.
The
mini were -TtFd by Iowa state,
which lost to marquette by a largo
m ajority an dwhat can one do about th at? Offhand I would sug
gest than ona can accept the big
ten title nad be proud of it.Minesota also
suffered
several ties
and on* of them was with Indi
ana, which ends that atory rather
abruptly.
Washington and Jefferson finish
ed the season in a dsad hgat with
W « t Virginia, this being an e x
tremely deal finale, W est Virginia
haying lost to P itt, Georgetown,
eantegie Tech and Missouri. As
tow Tsnnessse, it was tied by vanderbllt, which lost to T exas, which
lost to Texas Aggies,
A little more of thl* and I will
have th a Tennessee doctors and
Gustavus Adolphus In a play off
to r th e title.
At Helm of ’Gators
W in From
met one or more reverses this
season.
The play of the Sebring coach
ed machine deew plaudits' of 12,000
Jackaonviilinns Thursday and tho
fine victory served as a delicious
desert for hearty Turkey dinners.
Rising above his mates with great
brilliance was Dale VunsTckeL,
sophomore end, who registered
each of the three touchdowns, two
on forward passes accurately tos
sed by the crafty Clyde Crabtree,
and the other on one of football’s
rarest plays where he went buck
and lifted the hall from a Wash
ington and l^e passer, tucked it
under hi* arms, and scooted 25yards across th
GeneraTs goal
line.
Maryland wRl bring to Jackson
ville perhaps the heaviest team the
Gators have yet faced. Coach Cur
ley Byrd and party hope to bring
their season of ups and downs to
a fine conclusion at the expense of
the Florida eleven, but if Mentor
Sebring and party have anything
to say, tho Old Liners will be in for
a tough afternoon and will have
to be prepared for a real scrap.
Florida coache* look upon tho
Murylnmi conflict ns a much more
rugged test than wus encountered
against the Generals.
Tho Orange and Blue wnrriors
emerged from the W. & L. clash
in good physical condition. Captain
Bill Middlekauff, Florida's plung
ing fullback, who saw the Turkey
Day game from the sidelines, hopes
to bo in readiness for his final
game with Florida, Cecil Beck,
"Horse” Bishop, other hacks, who
likewise concludes their football
carrers on December 3, but didn’t
get into action against the Gen
erals, are also expected to be in
good physical shape for the test
from Maryland.
.Reservations for choice scats to
the concluding engagement may be
made with Frank Rogers, 321)
Laura Street, Jacksonville, or with
the University Athletic Departtemn ntGnin eftnfa trstae etunine
ment at Gainesville.
Junior High Quintet
Defeats Oviedo High
In a return game played Friday
night on the Junior High School
eogrt, the quintet representing
th at institution defeated the Ovie
do .High School by the acore of 12
to 30. Tha game waa hotly contoned
throughput
with both
teams almost evenly matched.
Following v # lineups with tho
point* scored:
Sanford (12)
Oviedo (10)
Harper (8 ) R .F. T . Partin (7 )
Kin law (8 )
JL F .
Brooker
Ponder (2 )
C.
Kelsey (2 )
U n le r (1 ) R. G. A. Partin (1 )
Care soli
L. G.
Jonos
Referee, Craig Thompson; timekM pen,' Clarence Priest and Evs r e t( Ishi*.
Substitutions: By
Sanford, Hester for Harper, H arper fo r Fondor and Ponder for
H ester.
Oviedo, none.
Dartmouth H alf Is
- High Point Scorer
MADISON" Rebuilding bunted
phuiitig mill of Madison Lumber
t ompnny progressing rapidly.
Maning A nd Godale Will
Clash Here In Feature
BoutOn WednesdayNight
Tecji-GeorgiaGame
Next Saturday Will
Terminate Season
next Saturday
betwen Georgia
Tech*and Georgia University to
decide the southern conference
championship.
Tech has a record or no defeats
und one tie in the conference, while
Georgia has won every one of her
nine games nlayed this year. Sup.
porters of the two teams also re
call, th at Georgia bent Yale but
Tech lost to Notre Dumo in her intersectional clash.
"'"All but a few tickets, those cal
ling for seat* In the temporary
stands have been sold for the game
and it ia expeted that a new at
tendance record will be set. * More
than 3,000 will see the game, ac
cording to advance Indications.
All of Georgia’s victories this
’year have been decisive ones, and
only such teams as Yale, Auburn,
Mercer and Alabama scored against the Bulldogs. Virginia, Fu r.
Mel Maning, Pacific m art scrap
per who gained a draw decision
here lust week in his fignt with
"Gob” Sharpe, will again tie an the
headline attraction
Wednesday
night at the Municipal Athletic
Field. Maning will meet Henry
Godale, Orlando boxer and match*
maker, who has a good record be
hind him.
Maning was given a draw last
week when in the opinion of many
ringside critics he should have had
the decision. Miming i3 one of the
cleverest boxers that have been
seen here thiH season, but was han
dicapped somewhat in his fight
here by the fact that he was sick.
Ho entered the ring against the
advice of hid hhundlcrs and made
» good impression with the fan*,
many of whom believe he- would
have had little trouble in disposing
of Sharpe had he been in the best
the trial of William G. Shepherd
tor the murder of .Shepherd’s foster
bi n, William McC!intiifk( was in
cluded in the sextet of physi
cians who lost their licenses. F.iinmn was alleged to have illegally
obtained his medical diploma and
license.
The ousted physician was alleged
to have furnished Shepherd with
germs which caused the death m
tht* latter’s wealthy stepson, with
a view of ^obtaining hi* fortune.
Patman was acquitted and moved
to Florida. He has since disappear
ed.
W. II. Pratt, of Orlando; f’.W.
rage, of Chipley; Kugcnc Hoffman,
oT Si. Petersburg; Edward Roach,
of Vero Reach; and W. II. Stijq>ac:i
of Madison, also lost their license.!
ori grounds of obtaining them frau
dulently.
BITTER LEGAL
DEBATE TAKES
PLACE IN TRIAL
State Licenses Are
Taken Away From
ivesma
addrtu
FR A N K
withdraw n motion rather than
have It argued in the absence of
tin jury. He would not so discom
mode the jury by making them
leave the courtroom frequently.
He does not drink.
He take*
pride in the fact that he never
“cut” tho liquor he sold by the
hundreds of bnrrels. He does not
i moke, and moralizes upon the
evil of smoking. He even takes a
lending part in the jails religious
services on the sabbath.
But when the name of his wife
is mentioned, ho flares up, reveals an entirely different si(|e of
is character, and fairly hlssus
that he will "show the world”
what -kind of a woman she wns.
Evidence bearing on the alleged
relations of Mm. Remus
and
Franklin L. Dodge J r ., while Re
mus was a prisoner in Atlanta
for violating the prohibition Jaw
is to be given today., tomorrow
and many other day* to come.
Jacksonvilk
To Foreign Country
Was M a d e In 191!)
CORAL GABLES, Fla., Nov 2".
How two adventurous young Am
ericans—J . Howard Burts J r ., of
New York, ami Fritz Keith of Chi
cago— made what is thought to
tho over-sea flight from the United
State* to u foreign country and
back again, was related by Frank
Special Prices on all sizes
MUNICIP
STAD1U
Sanfonl Auto Parts Co.
215Sanford Ave. Phone 613
a fountain
Christmas Gift. We have a large
Sanford "Drug Co.
E. First St.
Phono X25
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but watch how other smolxrs are changing to Chesterfield'.
to tho Idea of a post-season game,
perfect action
of your brakes
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Architect
first NstT Book
• Sanford, FI*
Sanford A uto Brake Service
Phone 2 I 3 - J
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assortment for your selection.
t* and GonI w ith 04.
Dartmouth.
o\cruize
in court that he will
*A few m inutes inspection costs little
, Y . U. 345;
That's what the
•aying about "fitd'' Bethea, wti-j lo t been
tarrinq in tha bnckfitld for the University of Florida freshmen this
ell. Bethea, n native Floridian, was for the past two years the prep
chool eeneetion at Rivareide Military Academy and now it would bs
m^'i to find his all-around superior in freshmen arid circles. Hie future
tot x st Florida wilt be watched with unusual interest.
White \yhom he disposed of in
three rounds. Gddule hus engaged
in 101) fights nnd tins yet to be
knocked down or out. Godale has
,not been seen in action in Sanford
and local ring followers ure looking forward to his appearance
Wednesday night with much inte
rest. Godale Is n puncher par ex
cellence and will give Wednesday
night’s crowd their money’s worth
in action.
The semi-final card will see
Kidd Levitt of Sanford in action
ngninst Bailing Peaden of Orlando.
Both boys are pronounced in good
condition for their affair. Each
weighs around 147 pounds.
Two other bouts of six rounds
each aro oni the program which a*
usual will be under the auspices of
the American Legion and for the
benefit of the drum nnd bugle
DADE CITY— 3 carloads of cit
N E W YORK. Nov. 28— (IN S )— rus fruit shipped from peeking
Lane, Dartmouth halfback,
house of Dade City Citrus Crowleading individual acorer in
ora’ Association during recent
a football for 1927 with a
i scoring
ext in or-
SEATS
S A L E Ni
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THE SANFORD HflKAT/D. MONHAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1 8 2 1
iortunities
Dally tlera u
AD. RATES
I C»sh In Advance
lads. «U1 be received
1 and collector Mot
for parment.
_______ 10c n line
______ 8c a line
____ 6c a line
_____4c a line
■tea on request.
5--H elp Wanted Female
16— Houses For Rent.
Wanted— High type solicitor, wo a room house partly
furnished.
man preferred. Box xxx e-o
with garage,
PI | Pnrk Ave
Herald.
Puhne 68-J.
10-A Poultry and Eggs
RENT—Small house located
at 2121 Palmetto Avenue $25
Frys— 125 frys. I 1-2 to2 lb. .55c monthly. Address It. F. H. Can- The
per lb. One gobbler turkey. U.: Herald
T. Tiller, Paola, Fin.
t1or Rent— Five room nouse. Hath
10-B— Plants and Flowers
and screened porch. $18.00 per
— tmnth. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone lSlAV.
GYf SOPHILA,
Calendula, Iai- 1
pines, Hachelor Huttons or Corn IIouse for rent, i
*.V. 1st S',
Apply Kent \ ulciinixing Works.
flower plants for sale.
B. F.
Whitner Jr., 121) Summerlin Ave.
Ft. Mellon. Phone 882-W,
1D— H ouses For S a le
— I
t OR SA LE- J.iiii) Cash, oalunee
PLANT SlO KkA vegetable seeds
v.ry easy, will L-jy beautiful lit
and be sure of germination, type tle home, well hi-;-ted in Sanfenl
purity, *“ed disinfection. Make our Owner wilt sell at u-sa than nctuil
office ^our headquartes to talk cost. Needs some money, Address
over seed problems.
Francis C. Box 97 Care The Herald.
Stokes & Co. 18 Mclamder Arcade.
(•OR SA LE—Small cottage built
on rear of l t «t L705 Magnolia
11— Miscellaneous
Avenue. Price- reasonable. Term*
exceptionally easy. Address Post
Office Box 131 Sanford, Florida
Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph
repairing our specialty.
Toys, Mr. Harry Kent has a free ticket
bicycles, sporting goods, nnd fish
to the Mi Iape. at The Herald
erman's supplies. Geo. \V. Deetch,
Indian Couple Speed Their
Ma rriage ToEs capePrying
Eyes OfCurious Georgians
MOWN POP
rOUNG
BJUGERRICK
OF A
fo rm er
CHUM OP
POPS.
9EC6MTLV
YJ HAT’S UP
B il l ? v o o
LOOK A C
CHEERFUL AO
a bo sto m B u ll E
A W -JU S T
DOWN IN
TH‘ DUMPS.
THAS'ALL
VIHo NENER X W A N TED
ANYTHING HI6 POCKET—
BOOK
AL\'*AY5 0?E N -
MU O N c;.i„ Nov 2S __ tltsiS) —
WO*/ED IKj
\■
on *ue
’ ! ’ -r the alien eyes <-i* the pnlcGUNMleJUSEfat»- wen- the tribal secrets, the VcHOlty
b ' I iistum*, to be revealed when
ced rates are for
FOtAOVliNG
insertions,
Hu- red in.in have
herished
M'S FATHER'S
of average length
d ea th .
th «ntgh unnumbered
a line,
R jp t o o k
t>
-we
of
Macon
jicc
charge of 30c for
aovahtage
paper
writers,
photographer.*, ’
..w
lion.
o r acmahce
new -ire morie me a, who wen*. John H. Hilton, One Of Found
Irtising i* restricted
TO H EYP
ttaisifieation.
this week t .i historic spot onith"
THe bon
ers Of Nearby Missionary
L r is made The SanOVTT - Aut>
Oi unmlgee River bank to witness
Home Speaks To (lathering
|j will be responsible
Rc t u r u
pt incorrect insertion,
At ’! he Pennsylvania Hotel
I Go- uiiirru.ge .ceremony in ancient
5Cf MS fb B£
tniil'l form of Lee-Nah Chevijer for subsequent
*
TAXI NO
ki.tr
oia dt-n of a Choctaw In
|The office should be
NEW 'i •RE. N..\, 28. - The first
MNANTAGE
dian -cm -if North I'nrolina, and con it n il; 'i step n a national
^mediately in case of
V O F POP ^
.Jti veil* Mieucl, a stalwart of the
cnnipiiig
'
tti
i
r
etion
of
a
cen■ia
A ynung >ieux, found that the
1PVEHT1SERF
" .-*1 1 Fin., for retired
n>li. ii. l>. I li.tr.until tin- uuptiuls. ti-r «t 1
YEAH,BILL WAS FEEUM ^ E T T T ) W H A T ?
NOVI !T 'i D IF FE R E N T A.VJ, CH EER U P tul-ii
if piping eye*, and had m is sio n
'in , taken in the
raid
representative
BLUE-GRIEVING OYER H lS / W E L L HE
MERE L AM AMONCi
H ERE Vj FlM E
■
ipt
ml
avvav
■rand !•i ’ * n, i-t the Hotel Pentlfamiliar with rates
DAD
AN' SORTA LC'W ON f OUGHT TO B E
BU
C
K
S-TH
A
T'LL
STRANGF.RG AND
F"i a <i;iv -a- two pe>l magic had sylvnni
classification will
r«- '-I'-tidav at a dinner
h
i
s
F
in a n c e s - B u t h e s / w e l l c m e e r e d a
itea
>p.
|
l
over
Miicnit,
an
I
i'i
fomplete information,
t id e y o u c m er
S h o r t o n f -u n d s held in
'in .ni-piee* of the
hi*
ell ill - river l ink. Wood
[wish, they will assist
C H EER ED LiP AGAIN— \ H EG C TtSR O M
t il l y o u g o ;
1 CAN'T h e l p
Mi"- uMirv Fellowship
n !
l-l i>- and fragrant in the l.mtgw.
ArcadeBlCytl0 St° rc‘" McLnntlet|21— Acreage For Sal
trding your want ad
I S L IP P E D HIM tS S ' / ' — ^ T ME THE SAME
John
It
h
e
-itiryht.
ip
aintlfiguK-d
leTO
WORK,
y
\ FEEU N ' BLUE
' ! -ton •f Hr inklv n who
more effective.
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WAY/
it reguliir sprawling j* „ ,j;
l our or nine acres celery land, j " • s i
i-id Miond vire-presiktTANT NOTICE
nenr Monroe. 117 1-2 W. 19th St-' . 1 * ;•*: dark kinned men and wo- . , if t
.n1./.at toil as well as
CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning
lAi id in gaudy tilanketn, gu-'- th.’11 folll
ers should give their
Co. 11 Hall Bldg.
■r Tilt home" when he
■i. *til talk w h many a vivid
2 4 — L o is F o r S a lt
j>ostoffice address as
-e of tile Longwood
gesture.. ri-M-r.nt innocations t< a .-aid th e
Jeir phone number if
viltat
S
;
i: ii uf man and nature,•Missiona
I
ellnwship
was. “to
FOR S/\ LE
I own several good
results. About one
14— Rooms Withcul Hoard
v.t te tie in u iimen's of that mag- provide
n
tor'J
hiniimiiil
F.vungelots
in
Sanford,
on
paved
streets
of a thousand has
that I will sell tit less than cost on i - mum.in-1 i'iii uf (hi- past lo in ! inl ('it. ' .m i enter to include a
ne nnd the others
FOR RENT— NICELY furnished terms of $10.00 cash and $10 -i l »he i 11 nrials of the Choctaw horn.’ .•
Imunicate with you
»od and fiirinughed
bedrooms, in private home, phone monthly to a responsible buyer, iici-len tunI I lie Sioux brave.
V know your address,
mission
i the* anil othei
83.
In
;tnciimi
tribal
form,
tin*
work
box 200 care The Herald.
ontinuence MUST he
lands in
,.ii school fill
ha
I
gi
n
not,
damarriage
cere*
rrson at The Sanfora
the trail■i i Idion of mis
4) 11
FOR
SALE
Oak
Hill
corner
lot.
’u.n\
w.it.i
Inperfnriiu-d
by
the
15— Apartment For Rent
|ice or by letter. Tele- •v:<-e i-i this
ff -•.•■)?
Cheap. Very little ensh required father
- i!i • man anil the m nidj!i" n" " '
ant in nonces are not
i
v id -ty a*
On Geneva Avenue. An exceptional it a i:i!i>.y di ll on the bank of |1"unty;
In- i *• .r.n.tgo • River wliii h, mii: 'iI»I •
Garage apartment unfurnished. buy. Box 12!! Care The Ilrntld.
Keiingt-lical
Efficient
Prompt
I a i ntury ; gij. wa.i a famous tesrimon
5 rooms, bath, gas electricity.
. of God a*
27— Money to Loan
115 1-2 West 19th. Street.
tnthei ia-.r pla* e f>>r ih - councils revealed
- anil to proService
f many tiiijos, for the
“long nut*r» t*vviul 11-wide
i
I r r g ............ nmi Cltrlstin
Money to loan on resiliences in ■.!' "
OUT OUR WAY
Sanford, low intr-rst rate. Box ■ai hi'io.i-., fi r I i-iiiehin r savage i
• Large.
Attractive furnished apurtments
war and jl a ng a brother'vi Ml uf
503.
c-(.
Ti
e
Hi
mM.
corner Park and Tenth St.
•t to large"
J V
Inti Found
p a*e, ■r iv 1i,i of tlio r I i m*i
1111'
_ I I'rigidaire installed, water and
\AJEA.L, ' I ’l L 'id*, and fur i •- asioiis Ik - I ’ll* 1he i.»!d
•'Iv. “There is
/
\Nv-N M O . C u P W .
garage furnished. Phone 18-J.
CliLssifivd Displny
•e» v **
>f ronmiii-e,
; no j roj
•hm we under,
iably on First S tre e t,'
S V N l A R • LOO\V
D O kt T W OO V1MOVN
D
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»nford and Park, pail
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Miscellaneous
B o o rT H E T ?
HE
with chain uttach- For Rent—A furnished apartment.
Li m i rtirio th- *nehens and the .• u,.rjfi
u e r i r c e o II
on i h - 1111-1,1 ,"
V()KlOER R A k iu (A P O O
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plt-ase ca',1 Mrs. W.
in*-■I i no ....... *-■ i he Si-ip Word
Mrs. H, H. Chappell.
Phone
p
o
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h
e
m
o
n
Mr.
Ildt
n
v.ent
on
to
tell
how
Cp MIWE W ER V<EEP
Phone 030-W.
had gone to Florida, and the lyv«-r578-W.
^ > T «err c b e o
-*ra
G O IF H E G O T
6 E N C E H E 5^ B E E S 1
For Sale, well established re tlad - i* had d uvn a hand of “ to carry i* I hi* purpose 250 ac
u p
-T
ele wo
is
"fHROVMDD
O
F
F
pietlin que'y -I. I d
t men iri 10;* Ilf ll.M ini wood, rolling prop\ mi
hand bug cun tit in- Attractively furnished two room
A nmE A R i m ’ Tf IE M
S B E E 'A D O U E
.hr S -npnole
‘' “.i hbrh in th er.y eon’ i * •,,* several lienutif'i*
H E VAJOULDM* B E
addressed to A. II.
tail
cash
grocery
business.
apartment, hot water, private
*in;ig i i ’l; *" if th • Hi e- w> Inn! lakCs Ini'. 1*••ii .s-iired, II is pro- i
g o lo o ^h e g ,
AH/AMGim ’ T hIE R E / / T u r m i k i t e r
r please return
1 buth. nnd garage, close in. 212
eotiie from Ni .i i Ii Carolina anil th'* posed to *- I.I in. and toriuni for ,
kl or Joe’s brnol;*} W. tth St.
Inventory about ? i 500.00, Rea We t n;d th ■ (’lieivkei* nation had
H E A D V ^ v u M .y / i
A L\ W UN I.
Hible * oi
"i" and ('hri.*lli,r‘ 1
[receive .uwurd.
1VUI i'I■ IIleader
til IVI I
,
sent
tli-l andnther build- |
sonable rent, now doing around
Tin* nn »l ih ;; aJ l'fi* n l:*Mvq vt \viitluwin
*n b.n
n\ ;
I anarlinent* for
collie pup with light
Clii 'i Totaa!ia«U, oi the Choctnw
?
t **-and white feet, For Rent—An unfurnished garage $2000.00 liUtones.-* per moiu!i.
nusiuiiar.es
nnd
f.iend*
mi.I
u
trike, and oil nriliontTre from Antapartment four rooms and bath
name of “ Frisky”.
more, Okla., who sent as Ms special —Fo-tl for i Itdiii'i'ii A Rihb enna-1
conveniences,
double
garage.
}10 Myrtle Ave.
“runner” hi* eldest son, G/orff* ferenew progrui-i i* planned, which
Address Box 1)00 c-o Herald.
Owner leaving Hanford. It, L.
Ca tillu. The bride-/ room i-* no lea * will bring in many nf the best llib*
Chriscnberry, P. O. Box 1378.
■/taincin, a-* th.- deu-ndent of a. line l-j tearhers in tti 1* und other conne ticket to the Milaue Phone 803 L3 ufter 7 P. M.
f fiinioti* Sioux ehii-f-t. And n.t be ! re s. All year round if will be a
Louise Fields. She mny
fits trio* -ei ns of r >. dty, hmnagj ,-.ni!;-o fur Chr:,lain conventions
e at The Herald.
was paid.
Ono four room apartment modern
j .-■•('TrrT.ers end camps. In view
(Legal Notices) *
For reveriil day:* th • great men
conveniences, call at Ball Park
J nf !ii i jt is exm-cleil ilmt ninny
is T o -V 'iT ii-e n i-.HMi-t- *iic Til- tfutlirr- d. They ram-, m flash In*/
filling station, phone 426-J.
lOodcy
\'\\ IbNT V-T )l IK rl .II-nil: I w. .--.'-e a r s of w.allh, fi roil here and nRri- Christian penpj- will In brought
i u.-esonr. i notin ' with lending
*'l*lT u p Till-: KTATH n i i i.i't:
uRure thi-n- Itr- ma.b n nor I V.ian .
DODGE
h.V
IN AND Knit 8KMINUI-I „ff (he t.Mppit
ni civilisation. mi . nnr|u* -*f th.- rm n from for1-2 or !| rooms furnished for
,
in and Graham trucks.
housekeeping. All conveniences^
jn-t.-ovTi : h nmi
\v men of substance. But they shuffle 1 - i'll lands, si till be led ta support
3th Street Phone 3.
301, cor. 5th and Palmetto.
.'I'KNSI-lll, Jit., pm in- i . tl.
i.m* they wer.. in >K- •Id open hall tlo- work us ilu-y never have in th*
ii* In-Cult us .V tM'KN'i'Ki:
1 - *■ * y it.
uf emincil, pitched their tepee i. pa t.
vittiiitu
r*
.
t COWAN CO. Auto
Wi ld of the coming cer'inony wa
%«
tVnGr Fur Bonk*
ir*d sheet metal works. For Rent—One nicely furnished ll.tKUV T. IHtllWKGIi. I ........ 'I t
itrised abroad, and many laid plans
**IT A 1*1* >N
apartment, all modern conven
Avenue. Phone 710-W.
I
1
*
inarmed
nI. • to establisii a
to attend it this m o r n in g .
S T A T U OF K U H t l b A 3
ience*, $25.00 monthly.
Phono •fill.
The r-imam-e nf the young c.'uple , ienter for the i-istiih-iliun o ' CrisIIAItltY T. ItllOWI'.I.I.. I'll*- i >-|U
207, 915 W. 1st St. .
tul TriiKt
IliilMliiu I ' u m i . i i ' OBD BtJiCjy CO.
! egan
a*.
I arl isle University - ^
|
1;.-rat lire. The pm1:11• i|>K ISLANII
-J Vagonlia Ave.
v.h-re brith we-i. stuih-nt*. Niruel
- t honl will *not only nrvl
Nut let* Is licri l'V h I vi-ii t )• • *
APARTMENTS FOR RENT—In
fttie M l.
nei'oTTES ami o v.' Mrt:
,, ivcd ii, the World War mid y
, , t,;o w ,ii.renir.it- '.f the stabthe Herald Building. Right down lit
inirtiii-ra trailing an I U"li' t entitled to wear a wound stripe. He
'
.
.
.
...
l,u!iiii’tK u s I'i-**'tTTF.S x .-*I'G' t.it later in tero l pr-.fe sional bas.-bal!.
town.
Partly
furnished.
Reason
t i f . - . 1 ati-.n
hut w
P *- UAKMONS
huv*- liiKtltuti-il s u it In tti- n •*'• •■'*- .
nly Ohristir*'.
Christian tenchera
. V. ___ ___________ _ Ii.-tv. only
tenehers and
able. Inquire at the Herald Office. titb
it r o u r t , lit nttaehini-nt n>;.«b'i; Iwu-Nnh, after she graduated, ru
ml Automobile Co.
the
I!
!>T
will
Im
luii/ht
dally.”
>uii
prii.'lmt
fur
o
k
IsHiiaiif*
•••
■
turned to her home in North Faro•ht.iv#,
Phono 137
r n uf ittiiii-lunrnt iiKiilri«i "in' lira to iiv/uit the cumin;* of hei
Rev.
II
-rltert
Mccki-nxte
of Clcvt*
Beautiful apartments—Two room* uj.i.1
i| k uii 'I elmttrtK. lun'l nmi ' - n - •
lard.
Ohio
pre-'ident
of
I
he
Long
bn
vc
rhirf.
taeut*i.
Hit-rvfure.
th*-"**jif*-*-iakitchenette
nnd
hath
attractively
Service
ti. • iiiiiiniiti<l u n i. IIAItltY T I f ' i '
A r gulnr Ucan t h i 1 been isnurd iv.- J Missionary Fellowship rnu
furnished, centrally located, all t\
|:i.l„ |i>-rittiiii*ll) ti» In- . "'I api'i ii but llm red men were exempt from
1 '" * ! -■■
transfer pictures. improvements. $0.00 per week. Tel. l.,.fi,ri- t la ih I In h u m lib- O 'liri "ii II" the civil marriage ceremony r** ntei'atrd the reasons for th.’ si-lev
<i m*
.m
,
liny
uf
J
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n
u
a
r
y
.
A
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777
or
775.
iJ.-Sv-jiLVia?^
C
ii
nf
Longwood
as
the
propost-d
O- ur.d brushes. Sun
I.tliurwlsu a Jiulami iil by *1- f a u jl fpi’ieij n f iillt-'pi. The rustormr)*
•J
ii
i* Taints and Varnishes.
-liter. “ It it* the garden *p-K of
Ill I.I en ii-rn l uinilHm ' •
,i,..
,idowry, 32,500. wat* secure !
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w i t n k h h lb.
...............
v )•
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to*, und Wall Paper CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 012 Ijuaulk-K.
tin nrlh” snid he. "und a pice*
Cterk'nf i'lu- fin-uli «'un.i in e..-h from a Macon hank.
Pnrk Ave. Apurtments—2 and 1
•First St.
w i n thtn.e tired sntlb who will |
ni
punilnotu
C
ounty,
Fb-flda.
*!•**
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-----—garage and water. Reasonable. tl.e 23rul day of oeinlu-r. A l>. * •-•
there ufter fulfTUug their
v. i: ii-it iii. v **
1 j3
in every shape .and
fl.-rk
this earth may molt
W E 6 . T UNONAJ — T R 'V
-a
FURNISHED
apartment
for
rent
•tr- Sanford
Cement
WATCH o l B u i i w
1!> A M W tXK.'.
in the Herald building—a down
lit'imiy I'lirl;
-1
b
B
E
BOGvtR
'tvVMd
Ccrr.pany, Fifth
and
CRACW' H IM S E L F OH
town t cation at remarkably low tr'BAU)
Phone 112-W.
A S onny/ ^ h o s e .
rates. Ask for Mr. Haines at The
I U v/noc R u e e * AGOW
O f r h ric ln v ia
, |,,,ir" 1 " m M,,‘‘ th,at * n wh"
IN
TIIK
CIIICI
IT
C
ttlT
lT
I'h
T»
L
A H ’ LOO\< p fy \J&L‘
V / l V ' l c l I S L l l l U o x J f i l l o h:iv - passed thr ugli that land will
m»el.
Farms, Groves, Hr raid office.
TWF.N'TV -T il I III* JI'H ICI.M ; '
A U A /A W & T r i e s T m a v ^e \
A p o U Jy
( T I T i>F T D K ST AT K *
M® N’. Park Ave. Phone
— —*
agri-n with nte. It is God's, country
r .
| *\
IN AND FUK Sf.SIINULt.
16— Houses For Rent
LONDON. Nov. 12 — I1NN)
;f th’ re ever wa i one."" Mil**>tiititiutH i m s e l f loov<
l /p a p e r ih a D E w tfst^
r
t'nl'NTV.
,
..
Thv Dri.ish royal family ha* ,| r cv. Mcchrnxio in richer vivid
UK*! A. r M ’OTTUS and '*
YNHEH
TH
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&
b
/
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F
F
IC
E
.
KtNCH
U(<E
M 'B N fK H . III. imrtiin - .milliis iiom nlrttd Rl* Clu i .tutuis shopping. |ai -ua-re.
3 room cottage, modern conven
»T PRINT SHOP
it» ik iji rrTim ik
w a Tc h ih h i m
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iences 1311 E. -tth St. Call
» Lf sKN‘ ‘
I t* » con M ary’* H m stnias gift
nrvico on anything ir.
’1h,?n canto ex- Senator Burrows,
I’ts I n t U
Luyng may
nuty hi<
said to have stm t- form rely of MisS tuifi-pi but now nf
Luy:nr
ho laid
A phone call will get 867-J.
ALW AW 6 LO O KS
A B o o r L E G C i E R ’- O Q j i l
January, uv
be:uu?e
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EUER
great hobby is visiting the sh-m* W*»tcr I urk. Ha. He lauded
laude l the
WOU M lH O IF, 1 W A S H , [
For R e n t-F iv e room house. 717
^Vt b .N
io : antique dealers nnd buying '• rk ,,r lh"' organisation and pre
H O T 'C E T H A T 7
v o u \a j o r »<V y Oh>
VL 1st. Street.^ $10.00 |>cr|TIM: ^^frvTR ' ! L f y L 11.!.1!.'..'1’ .'
T 'J B U O U W RU , It HALT V iVuti'!-; r rer-ents
for her family ami lict d of bright future for it. He
free ticket to the Ml- month.. Call 70B-W.
v u A O O M T C r€ T f
J-.v.NY. S«S lluapItMt T r u . t
nt -mled that the Longwood Mi*friomb.
All
the same, however,
for Mrs. M. L. Fox,
^
t h b e s t .,
lPin-lna' 'mail" t**
<••
about two monL'hs before Christ- ’ sionai'y Fellowship was sponsored
A warehouse for rent at corner of
told office.
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iti.it
KiinintuiiK
«'•
mas
the'
generally
make*
u
thoritirg.ly
by
the
“layman
and
gmwn
.
° * * R E S O L -rsJr ;
3rd and Oak Ave. Phone 96.
h 1nrSfreeiVit"tuy«u unrl*i)iat th. oegh round of rhoie; in search of out nf the spirit of the missionary
tOOriNG-Th* Roof Ev* '
*•
Metal
shingle:; 6 room unfurnished house, corner tm.'riff nf Serninuii* t'lnitity. b'nritl.i gifts. Thin year th lf practise h as. nj, vetnent."
keen interfurvd with.by her bro'ii
Oak end 17th St.
Phone 20. ha» inaitf n*iurn J,"' rD"r“
tin and galvinlsod
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Jimes II. Cowan. Oak
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V
T«rd St. Phone 111.
tsk
venience, fir* plpace end stove,
and
rt
,V,K t)LD W ALLS garage included, 117 Leurel Ave,
Every
R 5 W A L L PAINT Second Street.
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T .^ ^ H F .R INFORMA* Small furnished house auitabte lun*l. '*"■) *)>nt > uu
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PHONE 235-J OR
for couple, two roomi, bath an<l
0 l
27.0000,000
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srica provide for
826-J.
are worn out
spreading the go*« ! ~ . rtpa!r., n f ' p‘* no FOR RENT five room bungalow
L'l exheru with 17 year*
located on cornir lot 2300 Palmet
usnfonl music store to Avenue. Iatrge living roonr., din
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i:nl»w id-l- 'th eir long world tour of t
rooms, front and rear porches. rummaml >uu. Till-:
uecialire* * ..n ' tb n ’*
reaojrr«* of $2^00.a,
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[ drug
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tio n in county for
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i—
YOUri NEW SPAPER
an
.
(blishcd In Florida’s 'Heart.
!ie World’s Greatest VeRetablc
tlion. Its Richest Garden Land
iLllME XIX.
If » std lw r T n tc r n a tio n a l News Service
SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29/1,927.
JB 1
doudy T oni|
W ednesday,
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations
embership Drive BOMBS BURST HouseMembenPianFight FURORERAISED
ToPlacePermanentLimit
Inaugurated At MANKILLEDI O f435 Upon Membership BY ADVENT OF
'rade Body Dinner GANGLAND WAR
TURHSHENVOY
Question Of Sunday
Movies Is Decided
ST. PETERSBURG. Ha.,
Nov. 29 <!NS)—A public ref
erendum to decided whether or
not motion picture houses and
theaters should be permitted
to remain open on Sundays in
this city is being held today. A
total of 20.000 voters are reg
istered for the special election.
A strenuous campaign over the
issue has been fought between
the Progressive Club, a civic
organixaton composed of busi
ness and professional nten, and
a church
committee,
who
strongly opposed Sunday the
aters. Ten thousand votes are
expected to be cast. ^
AGAINST
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29—(INS) ( merer after each new census. Con
—Believing that the country has gress now does this.
-------- .
| enough Congressmen, two house
Although the Constitution reithusiasm ReignsAs
T h ree llonibs E xplode W ithin
today declared they would quires reapportionment each ten
Twelve H o tirsA n d U n id m ti
a fight to place a permanent .wars—based upon growth of the Extreme RrecnutlonoAre Tak
Plana Were Made
[Workers Gather To
en By Capital Police To In
Tied \i.,„ i .*r i! ■* £ , ,,mlt of 435 uP°n the membership m.tfan—no change hns been made
HaveRehtusDei
I ltd Man Is T a k e n l o r A of the “popular branch" of Con- m the House membership since
sure Safety Of NewTurkish
GetlnstructionsAnd
Ride As " S c a rfn c e A r’Run.s Kress. The proposal will be incor- 1911. Unless action is taken before
edToGermany^
Ambassador ToWashington
porated in renpportionment bills to 1930 this section of tho Constit[Hear Fine Speakers
te offered by Rep. Fenn (R) of etion will he completely nullified,
Released From
Chicago Gang: Truce Connecticut,
chairman of the House lie Fi nn declared.
Charged With Deaths
Committee, nnd Rep. Me.Michigan and California are
. Proves To Be Myth Census
l-t"d (R) of Michigan.
among the chief sufferers from Of Armenians In 1920
Agreement Conveying Prefer
Despite critlsism by some mem- the present situation, because of .
,
ential Rights To Collateral Rival Gambling Resorts Are l>ers that the lower house is an tin ir great growth in the last few JuntestY .G e ra rd n a v s E nvoy s
Wrecked By Bombs Which unweildly body In-cause of its large years. On the present basis, both* P resence In United S ta te s
Held ByOthcrBanks Is Nuljests EntertainedAt ified
Rattle Chicago Early Today membership, strong pressure in bo- tales are entitled to additional i Is An In s u lt T o A m ericans
In Commisssion Action
“Dream Palace” 1
ng exerted from many states to members of Congress.
]
.
___
Vlilane By Invitat By a unanimous vote the City
raise the membership.
Advocate* «■( enlargement of the
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29 (INS)
Visited By Imoj
CHICAGO. Nov. 29.—(INS) The Fenn and Mclsiod bills will lion-:,, point t,. t)u. size „f the
ion Of Marentette Commission M-mlny afternoon Explosions
A Turkish nmb&ssndor was
of three bombs within *eck to accomplish substantially l-tiglish I lou.-e of Commons, which
And Dodge Is
, domiciled in Washington today
passed a resolution which unlifteil I- Imurs. the assassination of a tho same results by different is about linn, and t.. '1' _.. popular
f,,r
fjt>t
time
since
the
WoAl
I
ic annual Chamber o£ anil re|iudiated an agreement man who apparently Imd been means, noth would provido for the branches'' of the other European
War.
COURTHOUSE,
CIN
imereti canvass for mem- drawn by the Seminole County taken for a ride," and the evalua roapportidtament ofthc Houscmem- nations, which are proportionately
Extraordinary precautions were
NATI,
Nov.
29
(IN
S )— M
bershjp
by
the
Secretary
of
Com-'a*
large.______
was formally inaugural- Bank in favor of the City of San- tion from the battle scenes of
taken to insure the safety of the Holding A Paper Majority Of
Imogene Remus boasted th
new Turkish envoy, Ahmed Mouk(Monday night at the Sem f"rd, conveying to the City certain “SiMrface Al” Capone and his
1 Vote In The New Senate she and her alleged
htur
Hey,
because
of
the
furore
ite Cafe amid an enthu- preferential rights to collateral chief lieutenants, today’ belied re
G. O. I*. Nevertheless Seem
that his coming to American has
heart, Franklin L.
port- that Chicago's vicious gang
Btic outburst of civic pride held by other institutions.
caused. Moukhtar Bey hus been
Sure To Organize Congress
the form er dry agent, woul
war
had
ended
in
a
truce.
charged with responsibility in the
The agreement, signed on Aug
jxpressed by a group of
BY
WILL!AM~ir"huTCniN80N
killing
of
more
than
30.000
Ar
have George Remus deport'
The
identity
of
the
victim
of
the
lakers who definitely at- ust 3 two days before the bunk
International News Service
menians in l‘J20, ho having be«-n
“death
ride"
is
unknown.
The
to Germany, "Just like h e
Staff Correspondent
jutecl Sanford’s
growth dosed was signed . by Forrest body was found on n roadside near
his country's envoy to Moscow
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
29.—Al
when ho came, w ith his
'
B®ke
and
A.
B.
Key
ns
president
when
the
sacking
of
Armenian
progress to its trade orvillages was carried out by ugrev- though holding a paper majority tlo bundle on his back/" <.
and cushier, respectively. Action Benscnvillc early today. A single
kization. The occasion was in abrogating the document was bullet had pierced his forehead. He
men with the Russians.
A defense witness, William M
M els Start Drive For Three Senator Robinson Backs Leg Secret service men met the of a single vote in the new Sennte,
linner given for the workers | declared to be in keeping with u was well dressed and considerable
the Republicans nppenred certain eller, testified a t the trial qf
■Million
Dollars
to
Gain
money
was
found
on
his
person.
islature
Program
For
Con
new ambassador when he debarked
mus for wtfe-murder today,
pposing the 10 teams which state statute which made the a r
Referendum On Prohibition
The three bomb explosions oetrol Of Mississippi Which in New York nnd accompanied todny of organising the Seventi eller, caretaker of the thirty
morning took the field in an rangement illegal when the bank cured
Question Within Few .Years
several hours apart during
Embodies I Main Features him to the capital here this morn eth Congress when ’.t convenes next Remus “Dream Palace” on _^ __
leaver to raise funds sufficient closed. The Commission passed the the night and early morning. All
ing. Other secret service npeia- Monday. The proccoss will be an Hill that one time bootleg bought
resolution in response to n request
By George R. Holmes
|guarnnt<o the actual expenses by E. II. Ashcraft, receiver for the were aimed at alleged gamlding
WASHINGTON,
Nov. 29. - lives were at the stution to meet easy one in the House, where the for his bride, said he saw M n
International News
the Chamber, of Commerce bank, who stated that such action resorts and soft drink parlors.
INS)—A flood control program j him here, and later gunrds were Republicans hold u substantial Remus and Dodge a t the homi
Staff Correspondent
The places wrecked were said to lie
placed over his suite at a promin majority, but in the Sennte, they “several times” while Remus wa<
of the Commission was necessnry aligned with the Capone Lombardo
oughout the coating year,
I>e sponsored by Sen. Robinson ent hotel.
WASHINGTON.
Nov.
29.—Tho
can accomplish it only with Demo in prison serving a term for vio
sit night's dinned was attended before bands holding the collateral faction.
"wets" hntyj launched a campaign (ID, of Arkansas, minority lender James W. Gerard, former am
lating the prohibition law.
would
release
it.
| about 50 persons, representing
Meanwhile, police learned “Fctir- for $.'1,000,000 with which to pro of the Sonnte, was presented to bassador to Germany, is one of cratic votes.
“The beautiful homo was etrip’
As
explained
by
Mayor
E,
F.
the chief accusers of the new
The Republicans will be aided in ped when Remus camo back." the
face Al" and his closest followers,
ny leaders of Sanford’s busi-f
tlie
House
Ways
and
Means
Com
mote
a
national
referendum
on
pro
Turkish ambassador. Gerard doprofessional ami industri il 11on* holder, the agreement was have li ft the city, spokesmen for
mittee toduy by the Arkansan Sen vla red in a public statement that gaining nominal control of the witness said. "The works of a n
}. S. 0. Shinholser. president ot given the City when the Commis. the gangsters saying they have hibition within the next few years.
Sennte by Democratic leaders who were gone—the valuable paint
ITie "dry's" are to meet in the ator, who I cuded a delegation of Moukhtar Bey's presence in the do not wish to assume responsib ings, the marble settees In tlu
Chamber of Commerce, pres- sinners learned in early August gone to the north woods, “to hunt
United Smtes ns an accredited
capital next week to launch u cam Arkansas flood relief witnesses.
lover the gathering which wm that the municipality had huge and for a much needed rest."
oven nailed the door with apikuj
Turkish
diplomat was “an intol ility for legislation in a hostile swimming pool—everythin
Police believe the Aiello brothers, I'aign for $5,000,000, with which to
nibed by many ns being one minis o ndeposit without any secur
Robinson’s - legislation program
Congress
on
tho
cVe
of
a
preslden*'
| the most “inspirational gather- ity. For the protection of the City, arch rivals of the Cupone-I.nm- combat tlu> efforts of the wets anil embraces; the (allowing features: erable insult .to the Aipericun tinl election. The Democrats pre and Remus had to
held by members of the or tile bnnk was ordered to give some bariln faction, were making it “too keep the Eighteenth Amendment
1. —Recognition thut the Miss-people.' Gerard is prominent in fer to have the Republicans re through the window.'*
security and the agreement was hot" for the erstwhile vice lord.
Describing a conversation he
ation for some time.
i sipj flood problem is nutionul in the association formed to oppose main in titular control, inasmuch
the l.ausunno Treaty, which lias as neither party will be able to en- with Mrs. Remus, Mueller
arranged by the bunk officials. They say Capone renlized that he nailed in tho Constitution.
scope;
F. Whitner Sr., cashier of Under its provisions, bills receiv
Mepbors 0f Congress, returning
not yet been confirmed by the net legislation without assistance she asked him to remora a
tflrst National Bank, made able, bonds and wurrnnts, given was pructiclly dethroned and that to Wnshinton for the session be
2. —Extension of tho MississippiSenate.
his
own
life
was
in
danger
.
from the wall and he
from the other.
[vent pleu to Sanford citizens were assigned to the City with
River Commission’s jurisdiction to
The slate department, however,
Police believe he will stay in ginning Monday, vciwod theso include the tributaries nnd outlets
The Republican insurgents, who point blank. He said be
ok forward nnd not baok- preferential rights over other de
takes no ot'ficiul cognizance of bolted the party four vears ago to he would not remove a thli
hiding until things cool off, and twin developments todny with ap of the Mississippi River.
and cited as good roasor.s positors.
tin! accusations agninst the new elect u Democratic chairman of the tho place.
prehensive
shaking
of
heads.
Many
then
come
back
to
nttempt
to
re
fthis appeal recent develop3. —Payment by tho governambassador. Secretary of State powerful Interstate- Commerce
“ Why n o t!" she asked,
trieve
his
lost
prestige.
qf
them
believe
that
th
ercal
bat
The
arrangement
was
declared
which bo declared .bespent
ment of the entire cost.
Kellogg denied there is unythinc Committee, apparently planned no ing to tha witness. "O.__
tle
over
prohibition
is
just
start
to*m
legal
and
of
some
protection'
[fords continued’ growth and
•I.—Broadening the commission's “Illegal" about / receiving the such fight this year.
afraid, Mr. Remus will never
ing, despite tho turmoil and strug
iperity. Among others, Mr. to the city as long ns the bnnk re
authority
to permit the construc Turkish representative, as charged
Th Insurgents appeared ready back here. We’re go!
mained
open
but
upon
its
failure
gle
of
tho
last
seven
years,
and
litner mentioned the coming of
tion of spillways on the lower tril>- by Gerard, The treaty between the
go along with the regular Re him deported. He la go
that tho urux of the fight will bo uturicsr.nnd reservoirs on the up- United States and Turkey hns not to
ew bank, the reopening of tho it was automatically made illegal
publicans
in organizing the Senate, he came with hia littl
under
the
state
law.
reached in 1932.
kcl Forrest Lake-, the unnounbeen ratified, but nm odus vivendi as many of their own members
er tributaries,
Remus came from C _
The Commission partly disposed
The nqnounccmont by Capt. W. II. control be given priority In the has been put into effect which will now hold high committee assign the «ge of three with hie
y.ent of a cold storage plant
Stayton, ut u private dinner in
the bright outlook for celery. of another m atter that has been
Robinson urged that tho flood srrvc until the treuty is ratified, ments under the Republican lead poor Immigrants. They -»
New York, that his organization control bo given priority in the he said.
ership. The Republicans will meet Chicago. Rsmua learned I
f\Vo must put our shoulders to "hanging fire" for some tirno
JACKSONVILLE, Flu," Nov. 29. is launching a national campaign forthcoming* session of the con Moukhtar Bey is 57 years old, and next Friday morning to settle business, became an
opticl
wheel," said Mr. Whitner, when it authorized the bank re
studied law, became a succei
tow’ll is here, tho country is ceiver to offset agninst the City’s —(INS)—Rumbling of probes of for a referendum, marks th*e first gress. The question of the authori lias a distinguished curcer in his assignments.
"I haven’t heard nnything about criminal lawyer, met the Mrs.
?, rich soil is here and produc deposit account notes signed by prohibition and bribery capes of serious organized effort tho wets ty of the government to cut spill own country. He was minister of
a bolt." observed Senator Norris mus he killed and forsook
ts here in abundance. The tile firm of Dosscy, Howard and mujor importance was on tho air have ever made to forco n show ways nnd build levees within the foreign affairs in 1921.
(R) of Neb., insurgent leader. "I first wife far her, went Into
Ik before us is to build und keep Kelly. The notes, amounting to up. here today with the organization of down on prohibition. They do not stutes was raised again at today’s
heard though that the Democrats bootleg business and ran ui
proxinmtely $11,500, were attached the federal grand jury, which is v.ant it now, nor in next year’s
| building,'- he concluded,
hearing
by
Rep.
Swing.
(R
J.^of
Police
Hold
Youths
don't want to organize the Senate bubsiness that grossed more t
national elections. They are not California. ’
now in session. ’
intoii K. Allen, president of to collateral in the farm, of a
and if that’s true, I give them $100,000,000.
tcct’
>
certificates
for
workShmc
i-l
ready.
Tho
West
have
their
cygs
As
“College
Bandits"
Sanford Atlantic National
Although United Staten district
credit for having a Utle sense."
Robinson declared he “believed
e
Sanford
Yacht
Club
nhd
for
Then
when
he
was
sent
on
1932,
nnd
they
believo
that,
with
which opens b o o i i astorney William M. Gobcr und
that the federal government was
The nnounced plan of Democrat
NEW ORLEANS Nov 29 (INS) ic leaders to bar Scnatora-elect Remus charges. Dodge V
l's newest financial in sum - which the Commission agreed to other attaches of the court refused four years to prepare tho ground, without authority to cut spillways
won the affections of
pay
somo
twelve
months
ago.
they
will
bo
ablo
in
tho
national
paid tribute to the growth
to Xm-cify any case nr cases they
and build levees across tho South —Henry O’ Connor, Morris O' Wiliam S. Vure, of t’enna., and conspired with her to 1 ,
elections
of
thnt
year
to
go
to
tho
Appearing
before
the
Commis
Connu»’. Mini John M. Winfrey, al
ISanford, to tho work jfl tho
intend to bring before the jury,
literally and figuratively, with ern states," without their consent leged to oo members of n band of Frank L. Smith, of HI., both Re (all, plotted to deport him
limber of Commerce uiul to tho sion in interest of the matter were they indicated that investigations mat,
publicans at the door of the Sen
hut
asserted
his
belief
the
stntes
'college bandits",
were being ate probably wil have no effect ou influenco be had In Was
ding influence of th y First Na- E. L. Marked, commodore of the scheduled would lead to develop- thb drys.
would
gladly
"give
this
consent
he got out, and began'
Tho wets have been heartened to Congress."
held by police hero today for the Republican organization plans. If
al Bank.
Ho dylarcd that .Yacht Club, S. It. Dighton und E. m cntsW “a startling nature."
tematlc camalgn to rob
II.
Ashcraft.
It
was
revealed
that
by
the
small
succession
of
small
questioning
uftcr
their
arrest
in
If Vure and Smith arc denied adMo of the nation Xirc looking
Cases to be represented to this
proprty and othr *
connection with tho robbery qf mision, It was said, a number of hisJudg
I Florida, not with/disaprovul u j under tho arrangement with the sossionVf the grand jury, it is said, defeats suffered by tho drys in
Benton S. Op pen
fraternity
houses
und
university
Commission,
the
City
had
obligated
recent
tests.
Tho
election
of
wet
Democrats
will
vote
for
Republic
Rollins
Professor
To
p been the cusc for a short pevinclude VH officials of southeastern
Cincinnati
followi
dormatorics.
Tlio
trio
wero
a
r
an organization under tho theory oiler on theattorney
but with an ole of approve! itself to the extent of $5,000 with Florida kntl J. E. Courtney, former congressmen in various districts
stand.
tea
Speak To Kiwanis rested after a gold saxaphone, said that tho Republicans are entitled ho was to have acted He
I the progress witch it is muk- tho understanding that the Yacht prehibitiln agent who was arrested heretofore considered dry, tho
aa an
t.<
have
been
part
of
tho
loot
tak
to
control
tho
Hcnute
because
of
drubbing
given
tho
anti-sulooii
Club
would
deed
back
the
property
despite handicaps.
last wecll on charges of conspiracy
torney for Remus In the
the City. Under the plans the to impolt liquor and accepting leuguo in Ohio n few weeks ago,
Prof. Glenn Carlson, professor en from a fraternity house here, thrir paper majority.
|Mr. Allen quoteil excerpts from to
"I think the Democrats ought to divorce trial that was set
was
sold
to
a
negro.
Atl
three
of
business
administration
at
Rol
und
tho
open
np|>osition
to
the
Vol
City
was
then
to
give
the
Yacht
etter which ho recently receive*! Club a 10-year lease on the club bribes. Cburtney is ut liberty under stead law sh' wn in great cities, lins College, will-be the prineipnl are said to he college graduates. vote to seat Vure and Smith," said hearing on the date ot the
$10,000 /a il.
r
a New York bond house und
Senator Blcose (D) of S. C., ut ir.g. lie met Remua *
ut tho Kiwanis, luncheon
Assistant Attorney General Nor- coupled with the inability of tho speaker
I which were, exprwisons of faith house with an option to purchase
FORD
STOCK
JUMPS
don't
beltevu the Senate ought to quently.'*
tomorrow
nt
noon
at
the
Htmiipdo
“When I was first Int
mun jK Morrison, of Washington, federal government to enforce tho Cafe, according to an announcethe future of \ho Sunshino within that period.
ho
qriranized
until they arc seated
— —
While the work on the clubhouse is ij/this city to assist in present- law intheso wet places, after seven
Mr Remus," Judge Or
W*'. In this connection, the
nnd
if
it
is
organixd
before
they
ment
toduy.
Prof.
CnrDun
will
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
29.—(INS)
—
years,
have’
all
combined
to
heart
cases to the jury.
kiker spoke of the mwessity of was in progress the expenses were
sp\‘uk on the subject of “Stuudurds Ford Motor of Canadu, the Canad take their oaths of office, I think testified, "he expressed
en the wets for th e effort.
Lridaus having tonfiufcqco in met by architect's certificates
iun subsidiary o f the Ford Motor the Republicans are entitled to re ion the divorce m atter wo
of
Business Conduct.’
Tho war plans of the drys wiii
EDUCATORS GATHER
|tauelves and in their » t« v b o - which the contracting firm of LMCompany, junim'd (35 points to a main in 'control. I shall vote that bu of long duration that
Another
feature
of
the
program
rey. Ilowurd and Kelley used to ob
he formuluteil hero next week al' a will be several vocal selections by record high price of $700 a share way."
was loyal to him and
they could hopo to a(tr
" Dank. Because
Tam minify at liar
idently w ai s e tis f
*Wer».
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Nov. 29 gathering which will bring togeth Mrs. Charles M. Powell Jr., J. A. on the New York curb exchange
educators
of e r most of the reform oloments of Pittman and C. M. Powell Jr., will today, as the result of the widelyvice and would return
“'Ve must have faith in our own ho was inftirined that there was no I_(INS)—Noted
. . . -------- — 1
heralded completion of the new
•ibilities before we can eon- I money in a certain city account j tho’ South were gathering here the country, the Anti-Sal'/on Lea- have charge of the progru/n.
Ford models und the largo Influx
COLLINS WILL
others,’’ he said. "Sell Flor with Which to pay the bills. Mr. | today for the thirty-third Annual *rue, the W. C. T. U.. the World
., ,
■ i
meeting of the association of League against Alcoholism and
in its own pcop'c und thei
ST. CLOUD—Work progressing of buying orders.
^ »f other states will fall in Dossey said he wus required to colleges and secondary schools of various tempo runco and church paving iuke front boulevard ulong
PHILADELPHIA. Pa^
sign notes at the -bunk, giving as the Southern states, Tho confer- organizations.
EVANS WILL QUIT
behind us.’’
east end.
—(INS)—The familiar
the veteran Eddie Col ',
Iftaising the Chamber of Com- collateral thu certificates. The. mat. 'to'**
CLEVELAND, Ohio., Nov. 29.—
ence will Ik ? Ill iCMIon Tor inrct*
be missing from Shibe
BIRMINGHAM,
Ala..
Nov.
29.—
ter
cuiito
to
u
head
when
the
bank
(Cor.tinued On Puge C)
(IN S)—Billy Evans, known to the (INS)—The call for a special ses year. Connie Mack, mar
receiver asked payment of the Dos days.
baseball world as ono of the best sion of the grand jury to probe tho Philadelphia Athletics, i
umpires in tho country, will no thu death of Miss Louise Monte- ceil that he had reached aa
sey firm.
. - GIANTS CHOOSE AUGUSTA
longer cull balls and strikes.
It barro, young saleswoman, who was ment with Collins far 1928,
The Commission took m> action
was announced by President Alva fatally, wounded on the Montgom said Collins U a
on several hundred dollars worth
NEW YORK. - ov. 29 (INS) —
Bradley, of the Cleveland Indians, ery highway near Calera, several lure at the local
of additional obligations incurred
in connection with the Yachl Club Tho New York Giants will train
Buck from New York where he tiro expenso borne by the anony that Evans would take over the weeks ago, resulted in criticism long as he want to ret
work, the mutter being left for nevt season in Augusta, Georgia. attended a big banquet given In mous donor of the $2,100,000. Ap- duties as general manager of the today from Attorney General Menuthoritits have
- - - - - - club to succeed E. S. Barnard, far
• COTTON MARKI
further discussion us to whether The Augusta
,
to build a new park—a l ^e interest of the Longwod Mis- proximately 250 people were pre mer president and now proxy of Call.
“An
investigation
at
this
time
[MIAMI. Fla.
29.—(IN S)— it should be done under the new agreed
plunt that will huvo modem and -*---------- tlL **
. . the
. speakers
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sionary Fellowship,
C. **
D. Wolfe sent. with
including the American League. In his new would seriously crimp the state’s
order to facilitate development budget. In the meantime legal pa
NEW YORK, Nov.-!
u-to-date
facilities.
today
described
tho
movement
s
t
Senator
Burrows
of
Louisiana,
Ir capacity, Evans will be executive effort to clear up the afxir." he | Reflecting the
pers
including
a
bill
of
sale
to
the
yiami Harbor along lines althe most important of its kind ving Batchelior, the author, Judge head of tha club.
tuated listlessly
aai«l.
mapped out, Muyur E. G. Se- City and a lease back to the 1 m Dc
POLICEMAN SENTENCED
The call for the grand jury came part of traders, cottog )
ever undertaken and predicted its E. Hy Palmer of Hanford nnd
l«l |us been authorized by the Club were turnd over to tho City
CONVENTION
CITY
Monday at the request of Waiter | range In the loral r * - 1
P « i City Commission to person- Attorney for advice. It was declar
NEW YORK. Nov. 2 9 .- (INS) success ns an uxsured fact. Mr. John P. Hilton of Brooklyn, one of
r.Y Present to the Congressional ed that should the arrangement »>e —••Handsome Dtn” Graham, sheik Wulfa said tbs banquet, given ut tho prime mover of the association
WASHINGTON Nov. 29—(INS) McAdory» chief law enforcement The
officer of Alabama, and fqllowed
made satisfactorily.
l ,Ttr* and Harbors Committee a ----.
L!‘y t patrolman., convicted of shooting thu Pennsylvania Hotel lust Mon Mi*. Wolfe showed a scries of —President Coolidge will not a t. demands
of relatives and friend*
j ud*on II. Pratt, young day night, was the occusion for ah •lidu./, giving a pres|i«ctus of the tempt to Influence the selection of
*inns; including BThannifl 1100 stands some chance of getting us ^
who
scout
theory of suicide ad
missionary
fellowship
together
with
the 1928 Republican convention vanced by the
P* wide and 35 feet deep and a money jack in the event the I ucht. pay s u ite r and robbing him of outright donation of $2,400,000
police
C^lef Blake and
scenes
in
and
about
Seminole
coun
qoo, today was swntonred to which was given to the directors
city, it was said a t the White motor scout Farmer, of Calera,
r^'njr, Kuin large enough to uc- Club purchases the property withm
ty.
nouse today. Tho city will be chodie in the electric cnulr during of the organization und placed in
°dau „ squadroiwof warships. the prescribed time.
Mr. Wolfe also reported that een here next week by the Repub
S. R. Dighton, representing the
same week u« Rath Snyder two New York banks.
* will also urge that Miami
Rev.
Devltt
of
Geneva,
one
of
the
PP«id 1,105,000. representing Chamber of Commerce, requested umj Henry Judd Gray,
The donor, whose name has been directors of the organisation, is lican National Copmlttee. Any
___ — — » withheld for the thqe .being, also now
n^ftslance due on a loan of the.Commission to enuct an ordin-1__ ______
in Michigan where he was city named by thu committee will
agreed to contributX an equal sent to purchase furniture and be satisfactory to tne Vreeldent,
to the government for ance making it compulsory far mo
the White House declared.
torists to purchase the “City of tm used at thelfatel Fullest Lake amount within jhe next 12 months
"t harbor work.
1Tkc r«*o|utiun states that the Sanford" signs for theif automo Howard Long, representing tho provided a like sum is raised by other furnishings far the Orange
and Block. Hotel which was recent
CRASH KILLS SIX
•' completed a 25-Joot chau- biles. Mr. Dighton pointed out that firm, said the bill was two years the directors. Already $160,000 ly leased as goneral headquarters
been raised toward the goal, for the Longwood Missionary Pelhas expended nearly similar law? were in elect in other old and that the material was ord has
hy the City and therefore was Mr. Wolfe reported. If success- of 1928 have apruximatelv $7,200,
for divk* - and ware- cities and that much publicity aered
'orts, the heads of wfll be spent to completely refur*
legal obligation. regurdlesa of fql | n their
*nd an additional $2,000,- would result in addition to furnisn where
the Longwood home will at the end -inak
is
was
used.
The
matter
was
in«r
valuable
assistance
from
the
other channel and basin
of 1928 have aproximately $7,200,
$ operations. Mayor Sewell Standpoint of police regulations. delayed for thu time being.
000 on hand with the promts of The
matter
was
referred
to
the
the sessions of the naHAVEN — Central much more money.
. ....
«»rm aik* Hnrbors Con- CttjTAttorney.
poratiun to erect Mahoney-Walker
presented
a
bill
bio
'Viuhiagteto today ami
of |350 for tha purchase of pipe to $»*
CITY ABROGRATES
DOCUMENT GIVEN
litner And Allen BY DEFUNCT BANK
lake Short Talks
REPUBLICANSARE
LOOKING TO RULE
OF NEXT SENATE
DRIVE LAUNCHED ROBINSON OFFERS
FOR REFERENDUM FLOOD PROGRAM
ON RUM QUESTION TOHOUSE GROUP
Expect Grand Jury
To Conduct Probe
Of Bribery C a ses
Attorney G e n e r a l
Objects T o Special
Grand Jury Inquiry
..
iami Mayor Asks
1-S.For Extensions
foHarbor Program
. ? ...V
,
.
,
Wolfe Returns From Gotham Where
He attended Missionary Home Dinner
ICostly Painting
Taken from Hoi
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200 SUITS TO SELECT
BV>j
AT
One Lot of
Colors-
Gray, Brown, Tan
PLAIN
MATERIALS
and
“Curlce” Suits, In
Navy
Blue.
$45.00 Values.
Tan and Gray,
RF
f-:»u
&
hancy All Wool
N E W STYLES
FOR FALL
!S u
Mixtures. Values to
CHOOSE
CAREFULLY
$37.50. Some of
'y o u r
M
These Suits Have
g o o d
fe e
JUDGM ENT
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Tw o Pair of Pants.
W i l l endorse this e x -
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TgjSS
cel lc nt s h o w i n g o f n e w
Includedin theassort-
Special J o Close
Fall sty le s fr o m our
sS
tailors at Fa s h io n Park.
i
NOTEWORTHY
• Out.
C h e v io ts , cassim ercs
ment at this price are
si ng le and double
S5
-
breasted styles from
our tailors at Fashion I
Park t h a t des er ve
and worsteds in desir
Mi
a b l e F a l l s h a d e s ar c
your attention. You’ll
here for yo ur c h o o s i n g
find selection easy
$50.00 & $55.00
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Values
EXTRA
Sale Price
Tuesday
to Saturday
Sale Price
One Lot of
Tuesday
t
to Saturday
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M e n ’s “Knit-Tex”
anil worsted
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CUAVENNETEDl SUITS
Values up to .$25.00
Tan and Brown.
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\S ale-Price
OVKKCOATS
in the New •
Season’s Shades
of
Gray, Tan & Brown
In All Sizes
Values to $57.00
These arc Excep
$ 16
75
tional Values. Some
One lot of boys four-piece
SUITS
Tan, Gray and Brown
Values up to $20.00
W i'h T w o Pair
of Pants. Former
Sale Price
Price up T o $35
$13-50
Sale Price
Special T o Close
Tuesday to Saturday
Out.
One lot of 50 boys
SUITS
Short Punts. All Sizes.
Yulues up to $22.00. Sale
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$26-50
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Some birds are
handsome, | The Biological Survey finds the
others melodius, other* interest facts by analyzing the stomach
ing or companionable. But what contceta of birds. In Farmers Bul
are they worth to the farmers in letin 755-F, there appear detailed
» value other .than their reports of the food habits of 2.1
itieeT The Bidliglcal of the . more important of the 460
the United States De species of birds found at one time
n t of Agricilture attempts or another illn the southbastern
this question for the quarter, of Uio country. The kinds
r. r southeastern states in farm er's considered are*, the house wren,
I Bulletin No. 765-F, "Common Carolina wren, mockingbird, brown
* , Bird* of Southeastern United thrasher, cardinal, gray grosbeak,
'V States In Relation to Agriculture" painted bunting, common crow.,
which was first issued ten years blue jay, meadowlnrl*, boat-tail
- ago and has been reviled for re- ed rackie, bluebird, Carolina Chick
adee,
tufted titmouse, purple
If . publication.
With cotton as its principal martin,
scisaor-tailed-flycajcher,
crop, the South is interested in rdd-eockadcd woodpecker, chuckenemies of the cotton insects, the will's-widow, nighthawk. yellowcotton bollweevil, the boll worm, billed cuckoo, boi)-white. ham owl,
and chinch bugs. The orioles, swal- nnd turkey buzzard
Of these, only the boat-tailed
_ lows, blackbirds,
meadowlarks,
,- 1 titlarks snd Carolina wrens are grackle was found to be guilty of
some of the more important doing more harm than good, This
■ though the bulletin lists 66 species bird live.-, near the coart and de
known to prey to a grester or pends on marine crustaceans foe j
less degree on the weevil, and 41 h considerable share of its animal
on the cotton
worm.
White food, and corn is the principal i
grubs injure corn and also damage vegetable food. One good report
garden crops. Fifty-seven kinds of from Texas wn» an nnnlysis of
bird pollcement feen on cither thr food of six birds taken in fall
the grab or on the adult forms and consisting largely of bnllknown as May beetles. Nikht- worms. In any locality where this
hawks, chuckwill’s-widows, crows, graekic is very abundant, it iand screech owls feed voraciously almost necessarily harmful to th.on the adults; and crows, crow corn crop without rendering any
blackbirds, and robins favor the well-defined service in return.
g grab?. The- nighthawk, or bull
Certain 'other lords, the bobbat, is a bird that has .been per white for example, eat more or
secuted by wanton abba ting for tesa grain, but the grain feeding
target practice, but the scienti
fic studies of the feeding kabits
Of this bird .show that ns one of
the most usettil of birds it dc
Me Laulin’s
serves the strictest protection.
Engraving
Birds vary in beauty, plumage,
and song, but their eccmomic val
Diamond Mounting
ue to agriculture depends very
Watch Repairing
largely on what they eat and at
Jeweiers-Optometrist
what time of the year they cut it.
I* largely in winter months and
from scattered seeds left In the
fielda, Tri the growing and har
vesting months insects are pre
ferred,
The bam owl is highly
recommended for its habit of feed
ing on small rodents in the South
and on pocket gopheia farther
west.
i
The turkey buzzard is credited
as useful in its capacity as a
scavenger and the
prejudice
ngainrt It is a carrier of animal
diseases probably is undeserved.
B>‘ experiment it has been proved
that the buzzard digestr- and ren
ders 'harmless the spares of amthrax,1 dnd that the droppings
from buizardi- that had fed on
the flesh of hogs from cholera did
not cause cholera when mixed with
the feed of healthy animals.
The house wren, for all its dim
inutive size, ir: a most useful
bird. It feeds almost exclusively
on harmful insects, and- as the
wrens usually rear two brood?, a
vear the parents arc kept busy
from morning till night searching
for food. Its pnly bad habit is in
terference with the nests of other
birdn. The gray grosbeak cats a
rvlatiyely large proportion of veg
etable food, hut oven in this it is
beneficial, for nearly 45 per cent
of its food is composed of fox
tail and bur grasses, which are
pernicious weeds, nnd the painted
bunting has somewhat similar
tastes with strong preferences
for .foxtail or pigeon grass seeds.
We Buy and Sell
Bottles of All De^,
scriptions. Rear o f
FORD CAR
KOTS’
S. SOMAN
212 Sanford A vt
is a
wonder
i
Full details to be given
Let Ckrisfmai
Brings the
For the Year 1928
V*
a t our s h o w r o o m s
this Friday
RHEUMATISM
M ay be reliev ed by ralio n n l tre a tm e n t—
it c a n n o t b e ru b b e d uwuy.
Are you one of those unfortu
nates who suffer with pains in
your muscles and Joints, com
monly called rheumatism, making
r a n , miserable, leas efficient, initrftrin g with your working
boars, ruining your sleep 7
You may nave tried many
things without relief. Why not
try 8.S.S.T For moro than 100
j M r s it haa been giving relief in
thousands of cases, as test] fled to
to unsolicited letters of gratitude.
1^1 suffered from rheumatism
for a good many years. At times
®y Joints would awell so, I
SOaldh’t walk. 1 tried almost
everything. Went to Ilot Springs
♦ . . . then Anally daoSed
-try
S.S.S. I took a course, in a
short time the rheumatic pains
entirely left me. 1 am now in
perfect health, nnd wnnt to add
that I havo tried all kinds of
medicines but I think S.S.S. is
the best.” lCarl C. Campbell, 117
West Main Street, Johnson City,
Tenn.
S.S.S. Ih purely vegetable. It
la extracted from ttye fresh mots
cf medicinal plants and herbs nnd
gives to Nature whut shi needs
in building you up so that your
system throws off the cuuae. S.S.S. is sold at all good drug
atorea in -two l i r a . Tr.o
__ largesfjw Is moro economical. t>
EDWARD HIGGINS Inc.
Sanford
*
Authorized
l
Ford
Dealer
Corner Palmetto ave. & Commercial St. Phone 331
Herald
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p o w er p la n ts an d p ro p erties jf
working and earning
DIVIDENDS
Preferred Stockholders
Stmjord S it am
Eitcirio Station
F L O R I D A PC)W ER & L I G H T C O .
In v e st y o u r savings in th is sto ck — it's S A F E an d pays dividends e v e ry 3 m o n th s
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D ividends. 7 he dividends (or wages earned fover the Second Preferred arid Common Stock,
by the money you invest in this stock) amount
to $7.00 per share a year. They are paid every
S months, $1.75 per share on January 1, April
1, July 1 and October 1, at which time dividend
checks are mailed to stockholders.
v
R edeem able. This stock is redeemable, at
The option o f the Company, at $110.00 and ac
crued dividend per share.
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as to assets over the Second Preferred and Com
mon Stock to the extent o f $100.00 and dividends
per share.
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fore, the Company must pay the dividends in
full before one penny o f dividends can be
on the Second Preferred or Common
Fn
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P referred as to A ssets a n d D ividends. Be
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AND
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or buy
your
shares
from
any of
our employes
—they
are our
sales1
men
anuary 1st 1926, n early t w d j e a r s ag<
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Jibe n ew F o rd ca r embodies
*
A R ID A Y o f this week w ill unques
tionably'be one of the most important
days in the entire life of the automobile
industry. On that day, complete details
o f th e new Ford w ill be av ailab le in
this city.
Y ou will be surprised when you get
the facts about the new Ford car, for you
never have dreamed that such a really fine
c^r .(jould.be produced at a low price. As
H enry Ford himself says—
%
"T he new Ford car embodies the best
■results o f our experience in making 15,000,000 automobiles. W e consider it our most
im portant contribution thus fur to the
progress o f the motor industry, to the pros
perity o f the country, and to the daily
\ welfare o f millions of people.”
*-
T h e new Ford car is distinctly a hew and
m odern car, designed to meet new and
m odern conditions. It is more than a new
automobile. It is the advanced expression
o f a wholly new idea in modern, cconom1 ical transportation.
*
s
A n entirely new car
in every respect
■*
*
**
•
JT he minute you see it— ride in it—
ityou will realize that it is not a nicre refine
m ent o f the former model T Ford, but a
new cut from radiator cap to rear axle!
M any features of it are exclusive Ford
developments. Some arc wholly new in
U e new Ford
car has exceptional beauty o f
lin e a n d color. I t is, in every
respect, a new a n d modern
ca r f d esig n ed a n d created
to meet m odem conditions.
The new F ord car w ill sell a t
a surprisingly low price
.
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f
making 1 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 ti automobiles.
We consider i t our m ost im portant
contribution thus f a r to the pr6j^
ress o f the m otor in d u stry to r n
prosperity o f the country, a rid td t 0 v
I h e new Ford has
unusual speed a n d pow er. I t
d a ily w elfare o f m illions o f people.^
w ill do 55 a n d 6 0 n iit& W T
hour w ith ease a n d has run 65
miles an hour on ro a d tests.
Steel forgings are used throughout £*•
cfcpt, o f course, fbr the engine castings*.
More steel forgings, in fact, are Used in
is no way it can escape being so, for it is
the sum total o f all we have learned about
motor car building in the lifetime o f the
Ford business.
Some o f the features o f the
new F ord car
the hew Ford than in alm ost in y other
cat, regardless o f price.
W E ARE able to sell th is hew Ford ear
at a low price because w e have found new
ways to give you greater value WiibdUt a
great increase lii our dWn costs. Because
w e ow n our ow n ore mine*; Coal
The new Ford car is the result of years
of careful planning. Every part o f it has
In this connection we call your particular
attention to the new engine; the new
pump, splash and gravity oil system; the
multiple dry-disc clutch; the new pump
and thermo-syphon cooling system; the
new. battery, coil and distributor ignition;
the low center of gravity and minimum
Unsprung weight which combine with the
hydraulic shock absorbers to make' the
new Ford such an easy-riding car; the
irreversible steering gear, with the column
and the housing o f the steering gear
mechanism welded Into a single all-steel
unit; the seamless, all-steel torque tube;
the new one-piece, welded, steel-spoke
wheels; the thrcc-quartert-floating rear
axle in a forged-steel housing o f excep
tional strength; the theft-proof coinci
dental lock; and the aluminum pistons
There is no-guessing as to w hether it w ill
w h ich w ere se le c te d a fter m any tests
because o f their lig h t w eigh t and heat-
therefore, why tbe n ew Ford
be a successful m odel. It has to be. There
conducting qualities.
m ost uhusual value ever offered in
When you think o f such features as these,
you think instinctively o f a car costing
much more than the new Ford. The low
price is as unusual as the appearance and
performance of the car itself.
The low prices o f the six body types
arc undoubtedly lower than you thought
they would be when you first heard that
Ford was making a new car. They are, in
fact, lower than we thought they could pos
sibly be when we started to make this car.
We determined to bring new comfort,
beauty, speed, safety, economy and relia
bility within reach o f everybody who drives
a car, and then forced ourselves to find
ways to make the low prices possible.
f fc
the best results o f our experience in
automobile practice. There is nothing
quite like it in quality and price'.
The new Ford car has unusual beauty of
line and color.
. . . It has a 40-horse-at 'I
■*
power engine. . . . It will do 55 and 60
miles an hour with ease and has actually
run 65 miles an hour on road tests. . . .
It is quiet and smooth-running at ail
speeds. • • . It is remarkably quick on the,
getaw ay. - —_ It h as sp e c ia lly designed^
mechanical four-wheel brakes. . . . 1t*has
hydraulic shock absorbers. . . ■. It has a
standard, selective gear shift. . . . It is
quick and easy to handle in traffic and
steady and sure on the open road. . . .
It runs 20 to 30 miles on a gallon of
gasoline, depending on your speed. . . .
And it has the stamina and reliability
that you need for mile-aftcr-mile and ycarafter-year service.
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and tim ber lands and the source o f
o f our raw m aterials. Because w e m akftl
virtually every part used in the n^w Fdfd
car. Because it is the Ford policy to make
i Small profit o n a large number o f cirS,
rather than a large profit on i sm all
niimber o f cars.
t
There is nothing Uhe i t in
q u a lity a n a p ric e
N o other manufacturer can possibly dtp
plicate th e new Ford car at th e Ford price
because n o other manufacturer
does bUsl*
"■‘t-** CT*’**, 4 ; *
ness the way w e do. T he public made
this business possible.
W e believe w e
should share our profits w ith the p u b lic
by cdhtihually g iv in g greater add greater
Value for the m oney.
t k fa r * c
price car. •
By all means, learn about the new Ford
FORD MOTOR
o n Friday w hen k la officially a n n o w fa l^
in this city. Y ou w ill know then th at, ;
there is nothing quite lik e it anywhere I*
utlMJeU
-.isTItw I
�j? t
Wrald
mi.
IJM V
ar.J1
: ?y
mm
' Did YonjsVei See Swell a,TanRle? \ , , , , , v .„ ,X
„
_
t, >
MU t
f .1* * r
One of ttio nuvu
•vVeery iftrn M * « w
i .. ; , i .
i
'’ T V . ' H ^ J —
.1 -m V jm ^ • nlK YF.M
YK.\||tii't T
' domineering, (^oUatns^il, w ith Kia i
f «*S SaaforS. PtarMa
P iin)*ai/
7 f K „,
on Elliott Av»
ori titling, ana his litUe black pienSrig eyeK snooting out We’r Not
m
m
PRICE ssoo.no
M u ’ sssssO class arattts lightening like nasties from beneath 'heavy snaggy urows,
S ’ t r . ’ teit, at the PaatafOss
X
P. O. Enx fig;
She Married Six.
kfare*.' .Jriariea iM*> a r t- s l Ueorge Kermis, nuriy, two huntlreu pound blustering scoti
Said
Solon
to
Croesus.
qafaSgVWM ml Marsh a IWI.
law lawyer, iorm tr supreme m o n a r c h oq all A m e r i c a n boot
Hr Arthur llrb k iar
ANDm'IlKAV .
■KUITOH
r*p*rl«kl 1*37 hr Sim, r*.
leggers,
now on tp.ai io r tne murder ot his wite, imogene,
IWAR1) BISRU_..MAXAOKH
LM e.JONKS Maaaalaa K4He» stormed like a vVest inoian b u r n c a n e betore nis trial jury.
TWO DOCTORS of New York's
M B i r s i r r n n hath *.
&noru.ng fiercely through his long eagle-like beak, lying-in hospital arc aald to hmra
Oss gsar - ______________ *?•••
TIRES AND TUBES
l«B*ha ......
............. aojs froam ing iu n o u siy at tne mouth, ranting nnn bucking like developed a method of bringing
N
at low est prices over offI^ a e tb a ........ »»•;» a w estern steer, shaking his lis ts in the jurors’ face and children into th« world without
M fkr M* Week — ......... W» I3
cd .
Jr tMJII-n see Year _--- tM*1 ruining invective at the state’s attorneys, this w.ld bul| ot p«In and without the conger thai
Port aide Phonogranhi
attends u»e of ether or the sors
$9.r»o
$i2 .r»o $is.5o $aV
nta*r(kf« I* Ikr lm»n« the bootleggers bellowed at head Prosectuor Charles T aft, railed “twilight sleep.”
I Ntw> Ifrrlfr rm ltlM f*s«* second son of ex-President Taft, “Man, if l had you in fhe
The new method is culled the
Radio, Hotshot, an(i
1
. n w rfa r. »»n« ae*a»l*alls»
manage:* in method,
eliminates
t lk«iM*4 itaH h knit) emrr- corridor 1 would WRECK you physically.’*
light Batteries
1
| ik« | m i Uw ft*«l* ml Ik* m*
Young l'att, six feet, two, one hundred and ninety pound pain without eliminating conscious
r w«rl4i Tkr I. X. S. la nprrlal.
ness. If Doctors Asa Davis and
rrtM n t la FlarMa »»l »■football tackle of a few years back, looked onwith much amuse William GwrAHaey accompli,! ed
F . P . H IN E S
at k w llliv alll* aewa la
ment. He had teen bigger men than George Remus sprawled this result their names should
VsasL
221 East Firsl St. |)pp«^|, \
a
■a Iters'*
a a r a l a r •( Ik* in the dust n ftir a charge by the line of which he was part. live forever.
Post Offin.
■ a m i ml Clrrulmllmum. a t
M E
llln a l Amd*Ii II«i ml Pah- He knew that the bigger they come the harder they fall.
PROFESSOR FIKHEjt of Yale
Ad, ttllw ra, and Aitmrllala* Possibly he knew nlso that "Him whom the Gods would
snya that HO |K>rrent of Americans
g r ita wklrk rran lm each rub.
aarmhri la aabmll la a destroy they first make mad.”
earn barely a living. It depends
|S aadll of aaharflpli«aa
No doubt he would have enjoyed a trip to the corrUIor on what you call n living. The
„ b aN*r la verlfr ahsalalctj
elaim* a| *lr*il>llai an well aa in company With Remus to see if th e man’s threat could be average income of those In “gain
L
bail a*la aarthoda.
carried out; but it is equally probable that he preferred to ful profession*” is $'2,000 n year.
w/l.
Once
ynu
could
have
bought
two
TUESDAY, NOV. 29, 1927.
w ait quietly for Judge Shook to reprimand the stormy de strong slaves for that mnniy, and
.1
THB HKnAI.II> rUOf.lUU
fendant and warn him that such an outburst again would worked them all their liven withoni
If la ellr and rsuair adwages.
disqualify him from representing him self in the trial.
'MtafatvaUaa.
'
>i naffr raala u JaekasaAnd perhaps Prosecutor T aft will take more pleasure
.!\m „
trknlaa of 81. Joaaa ladlaa out of defeating Remus m a battle of w its and sending the y TWO THOUSAND
■Urn Canal.
year
for
the
"gainful
1 yeti.”
—laaus a ra\ la a
maalhlf 'P a r woman-killer to the chair than in beating the life out of him howevter, only means $.*,00 u yrai
a s Work."
• allaft of bnlldls* pro in the corridor.
average, for the total population.
aV
l-A
ton hotola apart aari I
------------------- o------------------The country's total income is n ne>y thousand million dollars, not
Cowwoalfr Ckeal.
Wanted: Real Leadership
■■Irtlaa •( ell* braatlflraenough by far, but as the comedian
< 7 ,
said: “ Heller thnn bein'- hit on the
aintrra kaapllal.
Glenn Frunk, prominent author whose writings appenr head with n sharp stone.
■W &l
IVER8E FOR TODAY
in dozens o f magazines nnd otherperiodicals,contributes n re
'IMS'
You can
1 MftrilTATiON:—My cent article op the “Burial of Leadership" which is deserving
A CHICAGO Indy who married
tatloi of.hini ihatl be sweet;
husbands, is in Juil. That would
rely on
11 be Jglml in the Lord. Psnlqi of our Htudy. In this dissertation, Mr. Frank calls our atten have seemed harsh when polyandry
Will
tion to a practice t hat hns long been In vogue, but is som e was the fashion in many parts of
:ao4*.w
this
wft that love thing that has escaped the attention of the great m ajority of l ho world Rend Westermnrck’s
PRAY
r
Lord, And let mir joys he out that there is cause for alarm in the prevalence o f loo big history of mnrriuge for full
’blown.” |
The advice and mun-*| j*.
people. The author decries the lack o f real leaders and [joints detuils and learn how nicely the
-4
numerous husbands got along, one
secure from this ngenrr
many
false
standard
bearers.
THE) 01 RUSH FIGURE
or more out hunting, while one
i vi WAS
thul you know jUsi hosr rani
Here are some of the thoughts which Mr. Frank would or more stayed at home.
snough D im given to advice
insurance stands. You wi|| Ha$|
[TOUch la hot wanted—is not nice; drive home to his readers in the hope that som ething may he
out the protection you h.m, dJ
The husband "group” were often
T a t maidens fair and passing clev done about it;
possible increases your
man d<ws, and kill his invited to organ! i: “wet' Pe pub
brothers, the oldest married the animal*
er |
your property and your in.tt*
lady first, the younger brothers own kind for glory as man tines.
lican
campaign
for
JllIW.
That
"The god of the modern man is organization.
We are marrying her as they grew un. The
ik for unset (heed it never),
ance.
prohiihly won't amount to more
G
e
n
e
r
a
to
r
citizens of an overorganized civilization working in the dark. oldest kept the superior rights.
How to keep the!
their girlish figure
tmn
party
[
(4
KL'IiOPFi EXPECTS .rouble be than the old prohibition
' Waaplsh.. lithe In pristine vigour.
Incidentally you ran -mrt]
We need great leaders . We are content to breed great execu IVrlmps hr didn't have to go hunt
tween Russia nnd Poland of stir amounted to ls*fnre pprohibition.r ’i
ing.
tives.
A from us policies that will ub-l
S
ta
r
te
r
and
guard you front every pu.«ikk|
[they urge me to advise
ring up trouble in the Ukraine. Mnny RepubLeans and Democrats, n
.B u t'
“The American exaltation of the executive robs Ameri
loss.
;>hylactlcs; Ah the sighs:
What
row
ton,
nr.>
wel,
bui
they
won't
say
Germany
watches.
In
sii’
c
h
a
THE
TROUBLE
with
our
doF o r wr
a handsome, gallant can civilization of much great leadership that it m ight have. mestie felicity, however, Is not she might get hnck territory tWt
Ig
n
itio
n
much nbout it at election time.
"We have n habit ofi turning our prophets into office polyandry,
i
hut polygamy and the ullie* kindly handed to Poland
•Vami
Service
lid with luscious can- boys.
mnn's “double standard." Accord nt Versailles.
ing to Westermarck, see chapter
"We
would
inniat
that
St.
Francds
run
for
office
and
that
Our Specialty
say with rigour:
8h»
A.
C onnelly
ID, of his “tlrigin on<l DeWelopment
TWO MG STEEL companies. !
Savonoi’ola be made secretary of a reform organization.
“No I t w 11 detaroy my figure.’
of Moral Idens,’ page .1S8, volume the Republic and Trumbull, agree
"We consistently bury our leadership under official 2, the negroes of Angola are quite
K
AUTOMOTIVE
on a $2 ,11011.000 mefger. Once good
& Sons
It la not iaay to nbetaln
duties.
frank
nbout
it.
“They
asserted
thnt
radicals
would
have
shuddered.
>t*s$y goodies, though you
K
Is a prescription for
Established IU08
gain, w—■■■—"It is very hard for a president of the United States to that they "were not aide to eat n!- Now tiny murmur, “ Poor littleELECTRIC CO* i
waya the same dish.” Therefore baity trust, we hop*, you survive." Colds, Grippo. Flu, Dengue
Magnolia
I'hone Ml
.
a
be
a
political
leader.
I have noticed those who diet
they were polygamists.
W. First nl (Ink. Phone 2.1K f
Hilious
Fever*
nnd
Malaria
ik the cupboard on the quiet.
"It is very hard for a bishop to be a spiritual leader.
MO REPUBLICAN leadyrs n.e
It kill* the germs.
1 drink the cup the biti ’ix & X i& x x tx a c M M n iw z tx fk ii
"It is very hard for a college president to be an educa
WE ARE RICH in material
tional leader.
things, possessing more automo
thell form at compound in"It is very hard for the editor of a great and prosperous biles than nil other countries put
teres t
together, and according to
fed
newspaper or magazine to be a great lender of public eral survey, ii8r> radio stations,
ite r . pan which totnt bnd go.. thought. _
_ _ ___
more than nil the rest of the world
Took foi Imaids 1'Usoi‘tq krnrw,* ‘T
h
e
reason
for this is obvious;!the executive' of Uny' nmiblned, ' - ' ' '■ w W *»
hr “have they kept their
Too bail we ran’t sny the same
flgur
great organization is too busy to think nnd too entangled in
about
flying machines.
•*
fgeplah, |the In pristine vigour:” institutional interests to he courageous.
When Croeseus showed all hi*
them quite untroubled
"Now and then great executives rattle the chains of gold to Solon—U’h worth repent
nth the girlish figure doubled.
their
jobs and rise above the limitations of their daily duties, ing—thnt wise gentlemen said,"If
BOB) |RT SHA1LOR HOLMES
anybody ever come* having better
but they do it at a price.
*
iron than you, he will be master
"When we are a little older, as a civilization, we shall nf nil this gold." Croeseus remem
Well, 1 ie Herald got a page mi
udge Wright’s decision learn that adm inistration is the ‘housework’ of our institu bered thnt later when Cryu* got
tions, not the supreme task of leadership."
hin\ and tied him on top nf a bon
n
fire.
“There are men in places of leadership in public life who
If anybody comes hnving better
Althoui i we hav neither gun are not even qualified for intelligent trailing," opines the flying
machines than we hnvc he
dog, re haven't lost our taste Orlando Reporter-Star. “And the people'* it continues,” are w;|l he master of nil ntir radio stn* M any
fo r quail Tampa Tribune.
largely
to
blame
for
this
situation
because
they
so
often
fol
tinns
nnd
automobile
plnnls.
------- o
Isn’t itfa shame that the new low a noisy man rather than a thinking man. In business and
MEN COMMITTING suicide Inink Isn opening soon enough to in politics this is quite frequently the case and it is not until
to*est
us, for we all know we must
false
leaders
nnd
men
of
no
executive
ability
have
made
a
^hgi»tP>«a
presents.
tWe
y>
nnd wonder why anybody
---- o-------complete failure that real lenders and real executives are die
should be in n hurry In romantic
mus saw her step father called to colors." . •
far away Vienna, n brilliant young
mother. Can you blamo
theatrical manager, in his early
People
of
Sanford
can
appreciate
the
wisdom
of
the
Re
ng on the other side?
porter-Star’s statem ents. N oisiness and brozenness have twenties, handsome, but discour
-o
aged, sat before a mirror, took
Some
r.honu are louder been mistaken for leadership while hundreds have flocked to poison and watched himself die.
thou on sure-enough cars.— follow such tactics. B ut the Inevitable end of such leader
In prosaic Newnrk, N. J.. a man
es. Wait until you see ship is flat failure, som etim es ignominious failure.
Tampa
waited until ilawn to kill himself,
Hlvver.
* J*
writing to his brother, “I nm a■--------------------o— ----------------o
fraid of tho darkness and the
mice,’’ Ho nlso wrote "booze is
you have hot heard who
thy cans? of everything. Boot
FLORIDA PARAGRAPHERS’ LEAGUE
for city commissioner,
leggers’ customer* take warning.
three, H. R. Stevens, O.
FIA)R1DA TIMER-UNION
• Thnt man afraid of "darkness
and Frank Miller.
|
-o—
"All work and no joy, t make swapped hack and forth, friend nnd the mice," may meet dec|H<r
darkness and worse mice where he
S4.I [says color has on effect lack n dull boy."
ship are cemented, nnd us n result hue gone.
That’s the slogan of the Florida
eter. Koine modern neck
i ought to; wield consider- paragraphers organized at a meet- the work of each Individual mem"EVOLUTION," n new moga-I
sne^f—Urunswick Newr. •ng of the stale's leading wits in te r is improved by the comlngi Lee.-vliurgh'-retfently, and the 'o r llng of numbers and the associa zine has on the front pnge a hig >
-o — --------gorilla
labeled ‘ man’.* Idood
I t’s
an up-to-date school or ganization is probably tho flrat tion of ideas.
cousiq." The magaxine will "combnt *
Ffcnia Ljr l n. vrwtul .1 tU
[iwudays unless it has a of its kind in the United States,
The
paragraphers
column,
v
n.*
tudents (or some cause or which will mean more publicity well ns the humorous feature, no bigotry nn»t^ superstition, and do-^_
of a favorable nature for Florida.
vohp the op^n mind by populuriz- /*
(Tlfton Gaiette.
The idea of a stafe league - of m atter under what head 'iti Is ing natural science."
Nevertheless, the gorilla, al
■porngrephers and columnista o r
An old lewjpaper man once told iginated with Mrs, Ivy Clough printed, is essential to tho well- though his blood Is marvelously
balanced
editorial
page
of
the
t, “ Ever - time yuu hear ’em begin Johnson, one of tho several bright
like that of human beings, is cer
i shout ' "hey’ru ruining the town’, writers of the L.'esburgh Com- modern newspaper, whether the tainly not man’s cousin mentally.
paper
be
a
metropolitan
daily,
look ground and see what they iveriinl. Mrs. Johnson communi
smnll-town daily, semi-weekly or If he were, he would ent other
try In to cover up.”
m
cated her Idea to tho Leeshurgh country weekly. The "light,” hum
Chnmb-r of Commerce, and that orous or jurious m atter boiled
You’ve tot to hand it to the pol- live Central Florida commerce down to paragraph form is easy
ment; they play no fav- body got busy to put the idea Into to read and understand by the
traffic
violators are concrete effect. As a result, neatly average hurried newspaper reads
rom the Mayor right on engraved invitations were mailed of today. One of the nation’s lead
tbefOtty Attorney.
lo all Florida newspaper editorial ing newspaper writers and col Sim on P ure Citrus
-o------writers and a number accepted to umnists stnti d a short time ago
and
who Vail to tuke the attend the first meeting In Lees- that this Is the jaxx age, nnd the
burr.
Friday
November
18.
id1,picturesque rlvrr trip
humorous feature and paragraph
G em Farm Crop
The Init'al meeting was all that column
jnvllie' to Sanford Mias
of the average newspaper
was
expected.
The
Florida
PaRAGi t r ^ t , says the Sanford Hercomment and original sayings
they do.—Florida Time* raphers fame into beiqg, officers
zed up.” Be that as It may, F E R T I L I Z E R S
were elected, and the association
ARE
will hereafter function aa a social the association of Florida para^
MADE OF
graph:-rs will accomplish some
“Tim e Tried
of Sjew York Rankers and amusement promoting adjunct good and great deal of favorable
T H E CREAM OP
lasted a loan of eighty to the bright and lntsre*ting ed- publicity for our great atatc will
and Crop Tested"
pages to be found In Flor
liars to the' Peruvian idtorial
THE TO BA C C O CROP
remit. - ^he ’ association seemed
Oar Brands are -the Acida- newspapers. Jt. Of'cou rse we do not
knewledged Standard by which
Like other organizations of its small. It is (he aim of the charter
he security of this loan, Hnd, the Florida PaRAGraphers members to Include In the member Growers of Florida have judged
do}* seem that our bankari Is an association to promote good ship every paragrapher and col- ell fertilisers for nearly forty
i (in Just as good propositions fellowship, a keener relationship junnist in the state, and it is
years.
er to their own country. nnd n better understanding among hoMd that this may be accomp "Giving oil we can for what
Ihoee who furnish the sauce for lished after another meeting or
w* get Instead of getting
n e v daily a t Daytona tb» editorial page. No duaa are two has been held.
all
w e. can for what w e
one proposed , for San- demanded from the members. Thf
The next meeting will be at
indicotos that Bantom meet once or twire a year, light »ip Gainsville, January 10. Gainsgive" is the policy o f
M 'ghtJ /etv 'towns' In the old corncob pi pee, and amid vllle ha* assured the columnista
large enough to adc- the fumes of Chipley-grown tobac. .that) she will go Leeshurgh one THE E.O.PAINTER
one daily newa- t o enjoy the spirit of good fallow- better in the m atter of entertain
FERTILIZER CO.
Gaxette. I t be. rblp that can only be experienced ment. If she does, to ttsf a Pqqlar
ifhib
"""
1
-O --JaekwmviHeyFlat
if Sanford’e pew by men who work i t tbo same »mde c::prcs*J«q «f t he street* “she will
It w
>*)« 1
‘f i f e ,
a
A
i
P.
666
TEX” RICKARD
W orld Fam ous Sports Promoter,
w rites:
Lucky Strikes never injure
m y th roat
of my
friends in all ivalks of life
use and enjoy themJ
I
I
PAINTER’S
You, too, will find that LUCKY
STRIKES give the greats:; p!ea.iurS
—M ild and M ellow, the finest ciga
rettes you ever smoked. Made c f the
choicest tobaccos, properly, aged and
blended w ith great skill, and there is
an extra process—“IT’S TOASTED”
—n o harshness, not a bit o f bite.___
toasted
No Throat Irritation-N o Coudh.
bers to g>
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-IY '
•t U f .
ttf':,
/*>•>
�jnswt?
ro ra w n N
I W.TT.
agreed u
, fumpiert ,lfj><$inrje
bly It will ,T
____
. .
.
Plnrid Country Qub.
all
Presbyterian
churches
in
the
■
The clubhouse has undent one
United
States.'
'
V
,
rome
repairs
.
and
alteration
pr«Telephon® 1*8 MRS. FR E D . 8 . DA IGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37.
paratory to £he reopening. The
"Adoption of the amendment wfH
steward is now ready to serve
be an important move to limll wi<lef* *1
spread divorce," Rev. Louis F. Ruie
the public and ia.- in position to
law modification, return of alient clerk
RY RODNEY DUTCHEH
of the Cleveland Prtkheftjr .T S :
cater to large parties. • Sunday
property, ratlfldatlon of the 1j «u- and pastor
NBA SERVICE WIRTER
Announcement Made| Sanford Garden Club dinners will be made a specialty, Complete Story ofManterCre Washington.
nf the Windemere Prea*</>
Praasi VA{- a
Nov. 29,—Thou sann# treaty with Turkey, parcel hyterian church
said. “In the p*SXt' v ,
it
was
further
atated.
C.
H.
Libby,
pon
treaty
with
Cuba,
ocenn
bills
sands
of
fingers
are
Itching
to
get
Of Dickson-T h a y e r Prepares Interesting who served as chef last year, has ation Of Autom obileKingis
;s
into the legislative pie as the Sev- of lading, centralisation of federal the grounds of ‘desertion' have
To HeGlven Friday By Local intieth Congress begins to assem public health activities, u census proved elastic, snd cover t ' iun!th'»'»*c
Wedding On Nov. 24 Program For Friday been reengaged for this season.
tude nf sins. Either party In th e "* *
of distribution, forest conservation divorce
Distributor,EdwardHigf ins ble.
can establish ground*
Mr. and Mr*. John H Dickson
Congress will be petitioned, be- and barring of the government a decree by leaving horns,regular meeting of the Gar
announce the marring,- of their denThe
from
any
phase
ofbusines*
which
^
n }
of their ma
Annmincement of (he new Ford seethed or whacked on the head hy
Club will be held Fcidav mardaughter,
*
car, awaited with
much anticipa hundreds nf groups and orgahira cun he Profitably conducted by pn- c,m traa nmJ hav< no Tnl
ning nt 10 o'clock at the Yacht
TUESDAY
i Mary Bemice
vote enterprise.
tion for the past several months, tions.
( luh. No individual notices will
for divorce and agree to desert each
to
. Knight will entertain
V IE AMERICAN AUTOMO other."
he sent out to members for this
ha*
created
considerable
interest
Many
private
hills
will
he
pushed
Frnncis
Edwin
Thayer
* Vf the Tuerday Dumeeting, but as there is a most
here a- in other parts of the demanding relief for a single (ver BILE ASSOCIATION, represent The Rev, Ruf belives divorce
f_____
dub at her home In Thursday, November twenty.four interesting program in addition to
country The complete story of the son. At Qie other extreme. Con ing the motorists, will seek renew
grounds other than imfalthfrfl3
th Albany, .Georgia.
"What Price Glory," the merry new automobile a* described .by gress will ' find legislative pro al of the $76,000,00ft in federal any
important business to he discussed
ness is contrary to the teaching* of
tttinircr Circle of the
a complete attendance is expected. war film at the Milane Theatre Henry Ford, its creator, will be told grams supported by millions band highway nid for 19R0 and 1!*3I, re the Scripture*.
iepeal of the 3 per cent excise tax
The above announcement frort The committee on municipal Christ today for another showing, Is a In Sanford on Friday simultane ed to gether in associations.
Tiurvb will hold all day
Nn
IJefinale
Stand
automobiles, and find relief
the Waycros* Herland will be r»- mas Tree will report. This com *or<| n lay without a villain. An ously with similar demonstration*
the church annex.
The Sixty-ninth Congress’ Intro- on motor
The Cleveland churches have
bus division will support
ll«s of the First Baptist ceived with much interest by the mittee includes R. F. Whitner Jr., other novel feature of it la that throughout the United States.
duccd 24,729 bills nnd resolution* aItsbill
taken a definnte stand in the mat*
■',<
to
regulate
interstate
bumany
friends
of
Mr.
Thnyer,
who
you
can
use
your
own
discretion
Roy
Symes
and
Henry
Nickles.
only
1,423
of
which—including
'r tfl nt 7:30 °'c,0<:k has visited here frequently with
Of particular importance at the
ter.
and
will
not
untill
next
y
eaiy
/
jp.
""
traffic.
in
picking
the
hero.
Nobody
will
of Miss Bessie Boyce,
The response to r* 11 ca|| for this
542 private hill*—became law, so
his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. K. R. meeting will be "The most beauti depute that the fiery Charmnino, first showing of the new car will many nre bound to be left out
THE AMERICAN LEGION, the he said.
to Avenue.
3
d
be th,. range of price* on the new
"Even if we do not apprnvaof
,rwin<r club will meet Thayer and sister, Miss Cleu Thny- ful Ircv I hr.ve ever seed in Flor played by Dolores Del Rio, ia a model-.
the new law* nre dished out. largest organisation of ex-service
This information will come when
cr.
the amendment nfter it is passed.?
more
than
adequate
heroine,
and
Kitherine Bannon at
Hete,
however,
is
a
summary
of
meM>
W
'H
suport
a
universal
draft
ida" and it i< requested thnt an
Mrs. Thayer is the (laughter of swers he brief. Mrs. Dan U. Wild that Privates Kier and Liplnsky front the Ford headquarters a the legislative programs of some “<*t designed tn remove profiteering we will abid.* by it here," the R^v,,. .
jfrt. Mack.
time before the enrs are put of the most influential, largest and f f ’iu war nnd make ever)body Mr. Ruf said.
tn Sunday School G ass Mr. nnd Mr*. J. H. Dickson nf Al er, who is pleasantly remembered supply all the comedy necessary. short
on
display.
most reputiahle of the national or- w"fk nr fight, retirement nf disThe amendment will not affect
" -I
Baptist Church will bany, Ga., formerly of Kentucky in Sanford a* Miss Virginia Brady
But who’s the hero? Is it
aided emergency army officers at members of the Presbyterian Vw?: ;
Following the iqtening on Friday gaiiixutions.
v night at 7:30 at the and is u young woman of unusually will come from Jacknonvilte to Captain Flagg, the hard-boiled
' C. A. McMahon charming personality and winsome speak on "Garden Pools and Rock .Marine who uses profanity by picture- of the new model and
THE AMERICAN FARM BU three-quarter* pay, increased ap Church who hove remarried after
injt and Mrs. McMahon manners.
eries." As Mrs. Wilder is presi preference, gets gorgeously drunk other ilrseritive matter may be REAU FEDERATION, inrgest nf propriation* for national defense n being divorced on ‘ground* of tie-'*
fifteen niiiion dollar hospitnl con sertion, previous to the time the
.T he groom is the only son of Mr. dent of the Avondale Circle, ono of at Bar-le-Duc, and leads his men seen by prospective purchasers. the .farmer organisations, will struction
program* to put al Wor amendment is pussed, it wns stated.
flgDNESDAY
ftrd Mr*. E. R. Thayer of this city the most important units of the nto buttle as light-heartedly ae This matter will not t<e'distributed support the McNnry -Haugen farm ld WKar veterans
now in hospitals >
’ ***'4
before
the
opening
day,
however.
relief
bill
with
the
equalisation
though
he
were
going
on
a
pic
Garden
(Tub
of
Jacksonville,
she
formerly
of
Waycross,
(in.,
He
is
luncheon at one o’clock
in
government
hospitals
and
a
,
Four-wheel brakes, stundnrd se feuture, the Muscle Shoal* bill
i Issena, at Daytona now at Albany, Ga., where he is will be asked to speak on the cir nic? O r‘is it Sergeant Quirt, tho lective
7 ; v , ; 7 « ; ; r ,' i . i u ,m ..:;i . w^ ST.rlA,,“M,BKArH-A pp.rft^
.
gear transmission, • extra which would turn that government flood relie;innol
cle plan, nnd answer questions rough and blustering leatherneck,
j by the Abigail Bartlo- connected with the A. C.L. It. Ry.
other national organizations. ,ht. >''«tely it) local newspaper men.
al*out
it.
ordinary
acceleration,
n
speed
of
project
over
tn
the
American
Cywho
knows
all
the
£ard
tricks
in
Aft.*r n short wedding trip to
i r N. S. D. A. R..honorlegion mu kes the n-iint that fl-al fl' m 1 ulni Bfnch 1 rv!<" Club1
This plan is under discussion for tlie deck, steals his superior of sLxty miles an hour or more, a anitnmid Co., standardization of i clief control are federal prob
Jroks White, state re Sanford, Fla., and points in Ken
hamper*
and
baskets
for
fruits
practically
vibrationless
engine,
an
ficers
sweethearts
when
he
gets
a
tucky
the
young
couple
will
make
next
year's
program
of
the Sunleave here at 10:30
!cin*.
. L '■
ford (Tul>. and this will be a fine chance, and take* his war ns a unusual beauty in line and color and vegetables, nn adequate and
the home nf Xlrs.'John their home at Albany, On.
are among the outstanding feat permanent merchant marine, en
oportunity to obtain a thorough mutter of course?
fr„ on f’urk Avenue.
&
of the budget and re
understanding of it. A enmmitee
Victor McLuglen plays tho first ures of the new Ford design it i* largement
Irian Circle of the First
search
work
of
the
Agriculture
■:T\
ha* been appointed by the presi ami critics say it’s his best per announced And its ll)-horse-power
liurrh will have an all
plus more funds (•>
■J#
dent to consider the revision and formance yet; while Edmund engine has been *o designed that department
party at the honie^ of
a 7}!
the corn borer and bovine
publication of the By-laws and Ij»we is "the shifty baby’’ of tha it runs twenty to thirty mile* on a fight
Anderson, 9 If* F.lm
tub* rcu lt**ls, ugricu'fural repre- ,
y(
gallon
of
gasoline.
th' sc members of the club having second part, and so cunningly did
Itesduy.
sen Iut ion uluirud .comprehensive
7
A
,
suggestions to offer are requested .mirence staling, one time cap
The new car which is to succeed
THURSDAY.
.i >1
Mrs. J. N'. Tolar arrived here to present them in writing to Mrs. tain in the Marines himself, and the famous Model T line, will be find control work, continuance, of
the Maternity and Infancy Act, Church Organization May Reiid[> Parent Teachers Friday morning from Cordeie, Gu.,
-M3
Maxwell Anderson construct the
will meet nt 3:00 where she has been spending a few E. M. Galloway or Mrs. E. L. Mar- play that even on the stage, the shown throughout the country on truth in fabrics, development of
cognize
Desertion
As
Good
kell.
Those
two
members
will
sel
Friday.
Ai
the
dealers’
showrooms
TODAY
inland water trims point inn, n tax
[the West Side Primary days with her aunt Mrs. G. M. Mc ect a third to complete this com- audience could choose its own hero
Ground For Giving Decree
on‘the opening day the public will trill accenting the pnying off of the
“WHAT PRICE GLORY" L ill- '
Kenzie, having been called home hy pitee on revision which will pre
In making the film; Raoul be givon the complete story of the federal debt unit continuance nf
1
picture that Is doing cap* •
bamnr and turkey sup- the death of her father C. V. McIn
CLEVELAND, O. Nov. 29—(IN The
sent its report at the January NValsh resolutely stuck to the new Ford car. Later various mod &<deral highway uppropriatibns.
**• A
Woman’i Guild and St. tyre.
'
acity
business
everywhere
same idea. There wasn’t going to el* will Is* on display a t the show It will oppose any disruption or 1S—The proposal to revise the law
meeting.
jiXA
ilds of Holy Cross EpisAlso
ba any vilian in his scheme of rooms »f lh(. denier.
^sidetracking of tlve original plan of th? Presbyterinn Church to ban
eh at the Parish House,
Milane-Pnramount
News
1. ■<>■1 Ml
men nnd women who have received
things, and if n hero or heroes
The many friends of Robert .1.
So far the new curs have been Iof the farm loan system nnd any divorc*
of Officers . for the
Mesdames
Dean
And
decrees
on
other
grounds
were
necesnry.
they
wouldn’t
be
Holly
Jr.,
who
has
been
confined
to
WEDNESDAY
amlned only by those who will b ill.’■Trying a subsidy f«r^anvone. then unfaithfulness is now being
IEastern Star, Seminole
examined
2, at *:.'!(i'n ’clock nt I the Fernald I si tighten Hospital by Meisch Hostesses To of the mold commonly visible up have
ive charge of the first showing* - THE AMERICAN FKDERA- considered by Presbyterian church
RICH BUT HONEST* dit
on the screen.
And so the audi
TION OF LABOR will support
serious injuries sustained in nn
|ic Temple.
From the story by
and
demonstrations.
Salesmen
and
es
in
Cleveland.
automobile accident, will be pleased The St. Agnes Guild ence can take its choice of the big demonstrators ure studying chart* further restriction of Immigration,
tvrtvt >
Arthur Sommers Roche
FRIDAY.
An
amendment,
which
recognizes
hearted,
bombastic
Flagg,
and
the
n 44-hour week in tho Government
-.q
to lenrn that he was removed Wed
also
and
diagrams
which
will
be
used
knaM I’. Drummond will j nesday to the home of his parents,
unscrupulous Quirt.
Printing Office, fund* to enable willful desertion ns well as iinfnlthMrs. Jnhn W. Meisch Jr.„ Mrs. handsome,
l"li
*
Our
Gang
Comedy
In
explaining
the
vnrio'ts
detail*
(the members of the Fort- Mr. nnd Mrs, It. J. Holly on Park Holland I- Dean were hostess But whichever is the hero, they
the Public Health Service to Ilives- fullness ns ground* for divorce, I*
111*
"THE
OLD
WHOLLOP"
of
design,
appearance
nnd
per
ridge club nt her home Avenue.
being
recommended
in
a
report
dis
employmnt nf none hut American
Monday nfternon for the St. Agnes have one thing in common—they
<1 St -•
added
formance.
.ikes,
citizen* on government work, in tributed to Ift.ftftft Presbyterian
Giuld, at its regular social meet tire both real men.
A
novelty
in
Technicolor
minister.in
the
country.
A
com
C, Bennett will entertain
Given
Severe
Test
vestigation
of
the
Bread
Trust,
which was held ut tho new
J l
Theodore Hathcock, who is a t ing
"ROAMING AROUND
tn of the Book Lovers
For month* factory models of the Norris nmeiwItmAit to abolish mittee will submit a report for
Parish II ouse.
Pipe
Organ
Members
w
ft
tending
Stetson
University,
spent
THE
CARRMKAN"
kid o'clock at her home on
the new car have been undergoing lame duck session* of Congress, final action to the next general
Although this wns the social
Friday here with his sister Mrs. meeting quite n number of import Are Guests Monday severe performance tests In nnd prohibition of compulsory military assembly nt Tulsa, Okla.
Aesop* Fables
1 Avenue.
fart *
“TIIE HUMAN FLY"
Evans Circle of the John l.eonardi.
Churches To Vote
ant business matters, were discuss
around Detroit. One of these fnc- training, th? McNnry-Hnugen bill,
>
[Church will meet at 3:00
ed. Committee* were appointed Of Mrs. Chamberlin tory models recently made n rond removal of radio broadcasting J n event that the change 1*
front
the
Commerce
department
Horton Walsh of Wilmington, N. for the bazaar which will be held
(the home of Mrs. O. J.
run of 12ft miles in 124 minute*.
iford Avenue with Mrs. C., is spending a fortnight here ns Thursday afternoon and evening
The Pino Organ Club nf the First This run, it is suid was made on nn to u permanent commission, work
the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. John at the Parish House. Mrs. Meisch Baptist Church held a most enthus ordinary nved highway near De men’s compensation here, nnd re
iford a* hostess.
t
striction of convict labor products.
nnd Mrs. Dean will have charge of iastic meeting Mondny afternoon troit^
l2 of tho Methodist Leonard!.
Now
On
Sale
At
It wll lopose registration of aliens,
the "Chinese l-nundry," which Is u at the church with Mrs. A. C.
I meet at 4:00 o’clock
Local dealer* in rnmmcnling nn military conscription by presiden
■vH"
Iff Mrs. W. S. Hnnd
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Emerson, special feature for children. Mrs. Chamberlain ns hostess. Routine the forthcoming show, said their tial prerogative nnd blue law* for
B.
L.
Pekins,
Mrs,
H.
B.
McCall
husinrsa
was
carried
nut
under
the
Innue.
Miss Marion Hod son, anti Miss
first view of the new Font car had
District of Columbia.
No, 4 of the Methodist Orphn Hodson of Miumi are visit Jr., Mis* Frances Graves nnd Mr*. direction of the president Mrs. J. substantiated Henry Ford’s state the
fTIlK GENERAL FEDER ATION i
* 74
Heyward
Walker
wore
named
ns
H. Culclnugh. The members re ment tKwt "then- is nothing quite OF WOMEN’S .ClsU.ll?............
meet with Mrs. Burke ing in Sanford ns the gupsts of Mr
>
ti
1
»l
decorating
committee;
Serving
nt
sponded to the roll cull with gifts
Celery Avenue, a t 3:00 and Mrs. W. H. Bolding.
sentlng millions of women, will
• „
*
** *’1r * *J*11
the booths Thursdny afternoon will for the hnxnar which will be held like it in quality mid price.”
“ Mr. Ford's statement hud pre support floood control legistlntion
i>e Mrs. Raymond Ball, Mr*. Ernest
\o. 5 of tko Methodist
Miss Llllinn Thornley, Miss Hill, Mrs. Braxton Perkins, Mr*. Friday and Saturday at the Bod- pared ui for u surprise,” said one bused on the plan of the Inte Sen
BEAUTIFUL LEATHER LEAF
well Realty office on First Street.
liJl meet with Mrs. .1. D. Eleanor Roily, Juanita Slevcking
Derby and Mrs. Fred Daigdenier, “but the new Ford is better ator Newlnnds, a. federal Depart
*MT
] 3:0ft o’clock a t her home and Mrs. flermod Dykes are spend, Clyde
At the conclusion of business a even than we had hoped for. It is ment of Education with its own
er. Those in charge for the even
a-H i
Avenue.
cuhinct
member,
the
Ht.
Law
social
hour
wa*
enjoyed,
th#
host
ing the week-end nt DeLnnd ns the ing will be Mrs. Mortimer Glovtr
to make history in the au rence waterway, rn-opcratlve ex
iiftl
Club will meet nt 10 guests of Mrs. Dyke’s mother Mrs. Mrs. Raymond Philips, Mrs. Fred ess assisted hy Mrs. Robert Wil certain
tomotive industry, just us it* pre tension work in agriculture and
J the Yacht Club. Mrs. Maude Hudlow.
liams
and
Mrs.
11.
IV.
(loodapeed
Dniger, Miss Mildred Huston and
decessor, the famous Model T. home econ m ■* *v Hi men and
■Wilder of Jacksonville,
served n delicious salmi court*.
.its *
Miss Frances Graves.
made history for twenty years. We women extension with men and
lof the Avondale Circle of Mrs. Wm. II. Belding and her
The next meeting to be held by
Members attending wi4*e Mrs. ure proud of the new rar and feel aide
ff-f
proportion*," designation of
llub* of Jacksonville will guests Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Emerson, the Guild will be the regular busi William Moore Scott. Mrs. W. R. thut its appearance nnd perform
mothers
caring
fur
homes
and
fam
I Rockeries nnd Garden Miss Marion Hudson nnd Miss Or ness meeting nnd will take place Gardiner, Mrs. Robert Merrlweathance will attract unprecedented ilies in wife or mother capacities
You Will W ant Several of These
phn Hodson motored Saturday to Monday, December 12, with Mrs. er, Mrs. E. C. Harper, Mrs. Forrcit attention . among automobile own . | a* ‘home makers" In the next cen
|R'i<mt Class of the Pres- Orlando
Clyde Derby nnd Mrs. Ernest Hill Gatchell, Mrs. E. H. Ashcraft, Mra.
where
th
e/
spent
the
after
**Vt
sus
taking,
regulation
of
inter
Church will have recopas hostesses.
Voile Williams, Mrs. B. O. Meth- er*.’
state commerce in prison-made
nusicnl ut K o’clock at the noon.
Gifts were brought in for the vin, Mrs. Charles Marshall, Mrs.
goods, a nurses' corps In the Pub
lb.
buxanx and the afternoon was spent Robert L. Glenn, Mrs. Ira South
lic Health Service, constitutional
Thursday Sale
K
\ )'t .
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Chaffee
nnd
SCHOOL
BONDS
FLOATED
with
sewing
on
articles.
Late
in
SATURDAY
amendment for u uniform marri|t « P
guests Mrs. Uryce Smith nnd Miss the afternoon the hostesses served ward, Mr*. C. A. Anderson Jr., Mrs.
Maurice Allen, Mrs. Francis K.
* Story Hour nt 10 Highland Chaffee motored Hntur
da i
MIAMI, Fla.. Nov. 29—(IN S— , uge and divorce law,, and various
sandwiches,
date
and
nut
bars
and
$1.00
Gifts
$3.0(5
to
$5.00
Hats
Rolx, Mr*. Leslie Rryun, Mrs.’ R. F. Thic city hus n 1200,000 school measures tending to relieve Am
the library,
ten.
matinee at the Milano i di*>'
Da£ ? " “ Be“ch where lhe>‘ Those attending were Mrs. Bobo Cooper, Mrs. J. H. Colclough, Mr*. bond issue that U doesn’t even erican Indians from the injustices
und inequalities which now burden
Christmas Cards
lft o'clock under the spent the day.
C. Chamberlain, Mrs. W. D know about—officially.
Dean of Miami, Mrs. George Me A.
of Mrs. C. E. Myers cirCongdon, Mra. James F. Hawkins,
them.,
Rory,
Mrs.
Wilifred
Lewis,
Mrs.
The Sanford Garden Club will
Ohio officials are seeking Jean
Mrs. A. A, Meneely, Mra. A. C,
Presbyterian Church.
THE CHAMBER OK COM
hold its regular meeting Friday (J. C. Cochran, Mrs. Mntthews, McLendon, M r * . C. Mitchell, Mrs Holmes, a former street peddler, MERCE
of the United States,
morning ut 10 o’clock at the Yacht Mrs. M. Mlnarik, Miss Mildred Sidney yJ; Nix, Mrs. If. B. Odum who i* alleged tn have “floated" representing
the business men.
Huston,
.Mr*.
P.
M.
King.
Mrs.
|. Members Meet Club, at this time Mrs. Dan U. Raymond Ball, Mrs. Alex Vnughn Mrs. / . M. Phillips, Mra. H. W.' th $200,000 bond issue which Char advocates substantial
reduction nf
Wilder, president of the Avondale
les
M.
Fisher,
sunerintcpdenl
of
the corporation .Income tax rut£,
Rucker, Mra. Guy Selman and Mrs.
th Mrs. Thigpen Garden Club of Jaeksonvllle will Jr.j Mrs. Cauthen Hutchinson, Mrs. Clifford
schools, says is a falls. Coupon* repeal of excise taxes on particu
Walker.
speak on “ Rockeries and Garden H. B. McCall Jr.. Miss France*
j
received here for payment of In lar businesses and of the federal
hmally interesting meet- Pools.” AH members are asked Graves, Mrs. Mortimer Glover,
terest
showed thut they hnd been estate lax, “ proper’ federal flood
Mr*.
Ernest
Hill,
Mrs.
Heyward
N. de V. Howard Chap to be present, no Individual notices
Alarm Is Sent Out
protection, un edequate privately
Walker.
Mr*.
Braxton
L.
Perkin*forged and counterfeited.
I was held Friday after will b« jtont the members.
owned and operated merchant
H4
Mr*.
W.
A.
I.effler,
Mrs.
Clyde
For
Missing
Fyers
home of Mrs. W. J.
Holmes, it is alleged, wrote n marine (along with opposition to
Mr*. Fred Duiger. Mr*.
Park Avenue. Routine
Mr. and Mr*., Hurry Heeren mo Derfby,
■
friend of his to whom he had sold continuance of the Shipping Board
»»* carried out under'the tored to Eustls, Sunday where they Raymond Phillips.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 28 <INS) some of the spurious bonds that he In the shipping business), reduc
L..4 ,
J of the new president, spent the day as the guests of Mr.
A general alarm waa sent out to
tion of postal rates, railroad con
regretted
the
latter’s
loss
and
said
IL Thigpen,when reports ■nd Mrs- Clarence Barbour.
day
for
two
Army
flyers,
E
R.
Women Of The Local Emory and W. D. . Zollman, who he was going n commit suicide. solidation. reorganisation of fed
hy the various, stnndadministration for efficiency
i, showing that much
Presbyterian Church have been missing in a Douglass A nation-wide warning has been eral
ft
and economy, slight Immigration
Mraryl
Mrs.
Grant
Wilson
rebeen rpanlfntsd <dur>>
0-2 biplane since Friday when issued to barks -and officials .»•
Eftilrned
home
Sunday
evening
front
Hold All-Day Session thev left Bolling Field for Col■t month,
Brunswick Ga.. where they spent
limbus, O. Both are enlisted men gainst paying on the bond* •»r
toneluslon of the busi- the past four days as the guests of
“Florida Presbyterian
Day" at Bolling Field.
on, n splendid program Mr. Wilson's Parent*.
their interest cvupon*.
Drink - Elder
was most fittingly observed here
Tncluding an Interesting
They were to have flown over
Monday with an all day meeting of ( umberland, Md.. and dropped a
the Florida Division of
LAKE C IT Y -70 new tele
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Fuller the Women of the Presbyterian
|C., by Mrs. E. A. DougSprings Water
message there, but investigation
Installed by Southern
25 White and Green gold Gents Strap Wat
»r historian. Mrs. W. whd have been spending the past Church. There was an unusually has shown they never roached phones
Health Insurance
sngley read sn srticle few days here as the guests of Dr. targe attendance and ul noon a Cumberland. Six army planea flew Bell Telephone Company In th’s
ches. Reguler $13.75 Value. Special $7.75
(rates In Braxil.” Mrs. and Mrs. E. D. Mobley, left Sun bounteous luncheon was served at to Cumberland yesterday, scan tdacei>durin£<j)a s t>J2_jnonth*;^ _
jillat read ft paper on day afternoon for the home at At the church parlors.
Mrs. E. D. ning a wide range of country for
js Cabinet,” her unde, lanta, Go.
Brownlee presided over the meet trace of the missing flyers, but
25 Ladies Wrist Watches in four Designs,
dliam Micklar, being the
ing and had charge of the splend none waa discovered. It ia feared
Mra. Bryce Smith and Miss High id program.
Ivor of the Florida le g itthe men were forced doom in the
Regular $15.00 Value. Special $8.50 •
land Chaffee left Sunday after
nff thk secession. 7 ,
Mrs. Claude Howard told of the mountains.
noon
for
their
home
at
Atlanta,
*be social hoqr tile hot“Cuban Work in Ybor City at
Guaranteed For Ten Years
___ __ L.tCa.7 after spending a short time Tampa" and also of the work
by Mrs. Brftxton
MILLIONAIRE YACHTS
Mrs. F. E. Roumjlllat here a* the guests of their parent* among the students at Gainesville
B*ey sandwiches,
and Tallahassee. Mra. J. N. Whitm, 5 m Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Chaffee.
ST-PETERSBURG Fla. Nov. 29
25% Off on AH Elgin, Waltham Wrist
ics tea.
nei read a most interesting paper —- (INS) — Many
milUonalres’
....
^_..-Hell of Davtona on "Presbyterians In Florida." yachta are expected here
Mr* Walter
T"1
this win
W ednesday Night, Nov. 30th., 1927
Watches and Gents Strap Watches, fipm
•pent the day hare Monday Mrs. W. M.- McKinnon spoke on ter to be doeked at the city'*
new
.gueet
*i
friemil
and
rela-ynolds-Jamea
“Agnesi Scott Cullege snd Dav |3J100,000 yacht harbor rcently
Regular Standard Prices.
idson College. Mr*, R. J- Holly completed ..
t >:( | <
/ r *
dr., gave an interesting account
f e 'M U S . HERBERT'’'
The Guggenheim yachts, **AnoMis’#Thelma Wagoner of Chulota of Palmer College and Thornwel) na * and "Triolla" will leave New
P»AS REYNOLDS ^
F «« marriage of their is the house guest of Mias Louise Orphanage. Mr*. Charles Rowell YolV fbf thi* city In January. Cy; sister
, Russell at her home on Magnolia J r , discussed the 'Men’s and Wo n a H. K. CortU, J. A. Williams,
l*J0RIE * CUMBIE
men’s Work In the Church” and B. F. Stephenson and Stuyvesant
Avenge.
*
Mrs. C. M. Boyd led the discussion Fish are expected to sail here early
Miss Cleo Thayer returned home on ’’Young People’s Work."
SIDNEY HOUSTON
next year.
Sunday evening front Milledge.JAMMES
' h ibe twenty-ninth vilie, Ga., where she spent the Kelleher Returns As
PALM BEACH — Rosgjnary
Thanksgiving holldaya at Georgia
u Petober
Street pavement undergoing re’Vid nine hundred and State .Collage for Women.
peira.
Country
Club Steward
4*^ ■,
twenty-seven
Mr) and.Mr*. Francis E. Thay
‘ ‘ •'mvitle, F lo rid a
Goodman Kelleher, steward at
er, whose marriage wsi a recen.
announcement
has
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
*‘v*d and will be of Inter- event at Albany,. G*., and wlu* the Country Club for the paat-vwo
years,
has
been
engaged
for
the
BAZAAR
frienda have been the guests of Mr. Tha>- coming season, according to an an
NEW
PARISH
HOUSE
er’a
parents'
Mr.
and
Mra.
E.
B* ■ * ? :* former resident
nouncement today following arraxber Ut.
( r*r. J«mmea la the Thayer, left Sgaday for Kentucky sngements completed with City
Mr. a»d Mn K j where they will vlait for a short
Tarkiy S-ppar »IJ5
to their Manager W. B. William*. K*llfhar'
* Mphew of Mra.
-4m* J»i ) i d w i tl f i w U h* Pk»e»
m
Social
\alendar
ersonal Actioities
AWAITS DETAILS
OF NEWEST FORD
LETTER
“What Price Glory”
Is Picture D r a m a
Without A Villian
PR ESBY TER IA N S
STUDY P L A N TO
L I M I T DIVORCE
Mi-Lady ’s Shoppe
FERNS
Only
|Oc
Each
CHRISTMAS
Specials for
Tuesday and Wednesday
WATCHES
BIG DANCE
City Hall Auditorium
�M arm t w
lean selections.
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P int Team, Oosterbnan, Mich
Second Team, Mathews, Tex.
Third Team, Bom, Army.
Tackle.
F in t Team, Sprague, Army.
Second Team, Kern, Pitta.
Third Team, Sprott, Tex.
Third Team, Tex, A. & M.
Guard
P in t Team, Webster, Yale
Second Team, Baer, Mich.
Third Team, McMulHn, Neb.
Centre.
P in t, Bettencourt. St. Mary’s
Second T*am, Batcher, Tenn
Third Team, Reltsch, III.
Guard.....
4
First Team, Smith, Notre Dame
Second Team, Wright, Washington
Third Team, Hanson, Minn.
Tackle
W rit Team* Hibbs, So. Cal.
Second TeairLpouds, W. and J.
Third Team, Smith Penn.
End.
F lrtt Team, Nash, Georgia
Socond Team, Cole, Dartmouth.
Third Team, Shiver, Ceor.
1 First Team, Spears, Vanderbilt
S m & m ■AJgnpor, N. U. U.
Third Team, Hunt, Tex. A & M.
i °.uj
I s Inaugurated At
Trade Body Dinner
Captain Wee W illie Middlekauff, Cecil Beck, Howard
Bishop, Ion Walker AndTwo
Sub Linesmen Will Be Ig»at
, By Daria J. Walsh
'International News Service
Sports Editor
.
rira t Team, Welch, Pittsburg
Sadond Tewni Presnell, Nebraska
Third Team, Flanagan N. Dame
HB.
First Team, Drury, So. Cal.
Second Team Marsters, Dartmouth
Third Team Gobert, Marquette.
M U T .
F l/st Team, Joestlng, Minn.
SMond Tcam.McCary, Georgia
Tmrd Team, Hoffman, Stanford
ft
------------A few years Lack, a vaudeville
ife^r «aed to get a laugh by an
nouncing: “we will now do a trick
A l t U absolutely Impossible." Tofo r, the writer will do th at trick,
0M>. He will name eleven men on
all America fooball team for
j7, jBtt Si though he didn't knovk
tt there are a thousand good
pa out through the country and
I eleven best probably could
\ be infallibly and definitely deired this aide of the hereafter,
la for Oosterbaan at end, Spear*
quarterback ondf Drury a t halfIk* they simply cannot miss,
iterbaan’a passing and receiving
addition to hla defensive end
iy, puts him in automatically;
lars la the greatest back the
nth has aeon in years and Dru.
U running against Stanford and
lifomla irrespective of hs work
:*he Notra Dame game, leaves
I no alternative but to name
p with all seemly haste. Hibbs,
■ Sprague, is big, strong, fast
£l , aggressive ' and altogether
p * to be about as good as they
Hanford Boxing Fans To See
Two Clever Scrappers Here
WedneHdayNIghlWhent’aHfornian Meets O rlando Pit#
~ UNIVERSITY OP FLORIDA,
Gainesville, Nov. 29 —(Athletic
News Bureau)—SI* members of
the 1927 varsity football squad of
the Unversity of Plorida lower
the curtain on thier college grid
iron careers next Saturday when
the 'Gators clash with Maryland
in Jacksonville in the season’s flnnl engagement.
Heading the procession of those
to play their last for Florida’s
Orange and Blue will lie Captain
Bill Middlekntiff, plunging full
back, oqe q/ the best defensive
bncks, and line smashers in the
South. Only recently Middleknuff
was voted the fullback position on
the All-Time University of Flori
da eleven.
Returning to school after a twoyear-lay-off from football, iMid*
rudlekauff early in October was
elected captain of the team. Ju:it
before the game with Georgia when
groomed for a great battle with
his chief rival, McCrary, (’apt.
Middlekauff sustained a knee and
ankle injury which greatly handi
capped him for the Georgia and
Alabama contests. Agninst Wash
ington and I-ee "Wee Willie" was
unable to piny. Saturday Middleknuff is expected to bo back in
Reports from the rival camps
indicate that D e m y (iuiNje of
Orlando and Mel Mnning on Los
Angeles will be in excellent trim
for their fight here Wednesday
night as the feature attraction of
the weekly program staged under
the auspices of the American Leg,ion drum and bugle corps.
Both of the scrappers urc work
ing out in Orlando where they are
undergoing intensive training pre
paratory to their meeting this
week. It will he Godaic'n first ap
pearance in Sanford as n boxer althopgh he has promoted most of
,tho scraps that have been staged
here within the past two years.
Maning wa*i seen in action Inst
Wednesdny night when he secured
.1 draw decision with "Gob" Hhnrp
despite illness , which slowed him
down materially.
The Cniifomiu scrapper announ
ces that he will be ready for one of
the hardest fights of the Benson
and promises local fans plenty of
action. That he is n clever boxer
possessing a great punch is indica
ted in reports coming from the Pa
cific coast where he hns fought for
the past two or three years. This
season Maning hns come to the
southeast to try his luck and al
ready in several sernps in Atlanta
and Mepphis has attracted con
siderable attention.
Godalo hns fought 109 ring bat
tles but has never been seen in preliminaries have also been arran.
action in Sanford. He has boxed in ged t» assure local fans of n full
Orlando, Tampa, St. Petersburg, evening’^ entertainment.
Jacksonville and Miami. He boasts
ihathe has never been knocked
down or out. He has met such fel
lows ns Charlie Pittman of Macon,
Fred Boordc, Charlie Pitts of At
N O T IC E !
lanta, Kid White and Jimmy Pen
nock of Norfolk, Mike Loflcy of
Memphis ^yuljngny others. ..
.
Godala a t ftqe time be|d tjn4 tm hj
I ant back in hunineMs and will
tur title of Canada rapturing the
do the same high class work
crown from Bill Laird of Toronto
whom he bent nftcr a slashing bat that I have always done. Spec
ializing on battery ami electrictle that went 15 rounds.
In the semi-final mill Kid Levitt
ul work—
of Sanford wfll bo pitted against
Battling Peuden of Orlando. Both
I are heavy sluggers. Several good
■Bettencourt, up with the good
J%a for several years, reached
hla peak a t Centre in 1927. If he
hadn't, he might have missed aW tti far the South as extremely
ndatentabout the great capablU.
tlek'bf Butcher and^there were a
lot of high class men who wouldn't
b e o u t of place on any man’a team,
-^locating w a m t qulto the maneater who tore opposing lines V>
tatters In 1928. But who can name
# better man among the fullbacks
M today? If they can, I'll relinj w h the rugless stepladder to
4h*m and let them go a t th a t
^ T h e real difficulty, however,
come In picking eleven men.
B is found when it becomes neces-
Butcher, Doud.s, Presnell nnd Me
Crary on a second team nnd Shiv
er, Hunt and Gobert on a third. For
all anyone knows, Gobert might Is?
the greatest back in the country,
for it appears that ho can do any.
thing and everything sensationally
and well. But, then, almost any
back of the nine named is that
type.
A» art Indication of its repres
entative quality, the first team
includes three men from the Enst,
threo from the middle West, three
from the coast and two from the
South.
A rchitect
r ir a t Nat'l. Bank Bldg,
v .. Sanford, Fla.
this season. When thrust into the
fray, Walker most ably deliver
ed the goods. His Ik1) pounds
have proved a big handicnp, but
the lad’s pluck and ability have
served him well. He passes, kicks
and runs with nice form. Florida
will lose one of her “never-say,lit* fighters in little "Speedy"
FOREIGN MENACE SEEN
Walker.
Hut two linemen of the 1927
squad will fail to answer the call
for football next full.
They are
Charlie Tucker, reserve guarJ,
and Tom Fuller, combination cen
ter and fullback. Both Tusker and
Fuller have given long and. hard
of their best efforts to Florida
football and hnve rendered in
many instances, a splendid, and
contributing service in Gator vic
tories. Men of the Tucker-FulLr,
type keep regulars giving their HEALTH WORK INSPECTED
_____
Lest, in practices and games, for
these latta have been every sfep
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Nov. 291 , r.
. , (IN S)— Two representatives o
Florida b loss in materials tni« nle Canadian government, Mis
ytur ijs small in number, and the Mnry p Campbell and Mary F
1928 prospects are believed bright- fltevenson, are guests of Penbod
i r than in several seasons.
college this week for the purpos
Only two of the six athletes t,f inspecting public health work o
who biij farewell to Florida foot- the institution.
b;>l!, Saturday agninst the Oi l
Miss Cumptell is district super
l.iners, competed last Thursdny .intendent of the Victorinn Ordc
in the W. and L. contest, W nlkcrl0f Canadian Nurses, at Hniifq;
and Tucker, who entered the fruo- and Miss Stevenson is a superviso
ns in tile last portion of the fin- out of the national offices a t Otta
al period.
I wn.
SOOTHING AND
Q tn rriN a M u c r
.Take B. C. to break up raging, n th
Mu or dizzy headaches. B. C.
d im s all kindz of pain and ache» ■
mrolgia. rheumatism, sciatica, neuUAtoothache; lumbago and women's
Go to an architect a
talk to him and tiq
nut and ronsult *it| i
the best maurij!n,|
USE
QUAKER STATE
OIL
nnd ro Farther for youi
Money. Free Crank-Case
Service.
; (COMPAI
THE YARD WITH A MILL BACKING
CECIL L. RINES
1601 W. First St.
4
.101 W. Second St.
Next to Spencer’s Top Shop
and U-Drlve Iv Garage
USE ICE— It. provides th is
moisture-
buy
All building materis]
1st is cheaper” ^
will be next
Renaud
Battery Shop
L. A. Renaud, Prop
To preserve these qualities i1
In such food as meat, eggs, milk,
vegetables and fruit, your r e frigerator requires some mols*
ture.
■T
w o t; eh .s dairy"]
Phone J1
Sweet Milk Swe*
Butter Mil*
Milk for B»v;
$ 1 .0 0
— about food Is its flavor,
freshness and purity.
for'Raging*
Headache
James A. Pittman *
opinion that "S.RfrJ
better off than n w
that we Should
Following the pro|
Marentette, man.^r
lane Theater, i , , ^ ,
to those present to b(
at it showing of
tllory" and it Wn,
hearty, npbuse. p^
entire group attended
Batteries Charged
The Expensive
Thing
jr-
BO foolish about It, I
don't know what to do."
Samuel R. Dighton declared It
was significant that Sanford is
(join* through its “readjustment
eriod" much more rapidly than
other cities, and asserted that tho
.(Continued From Page One)
tund of recent developments in
merce for its excellent, work, Mr. dicated "better days ahead” for
Allen declared that body was
largely instrumental in bringing
the Atlantic National Bank to
Without the organirnSanford
tiun's support nnd co-operation
the bank would still have bren a
matter of discussion, he said.
Mr. Allen lauded the agricultur
al wealth and possibilities of Sem
inole County and by a comparison
with North Dakota farming produetton demonstrated forcefuliy
the -advantages
of Florida sod in
t...
------ -1-----------------general and Seminole County land
in particular. The speaker closed
his brief address with an earned
solicitation of support of the
Chnmiier of Commerce,
President Shinhoiser called for
short talks from various campaign
workers and the responses were in
the nature of enthusiastic assur
ances of support in behalf of the
membership campaign and of ex
pressions of faith in Sanford ami
the rest of the state.
S. D. Highicyman declared there
is no reason why Sanford coul I
not be made the largest inland city
in the state anil declared “Doggon"
King: Is. Winner 0 1 7 Membership Drive
Blind Bogey Tourrtey
emotional News Sport
'titer Anridunces Choice
tr All-American Places
m*
■i
*
R# *fc MH rjn n T .e s g t
VOUR ICC
fro m U>« wagon or
tru c k w ith tho oranga
oval em blem .
Good
Jeser***
to
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P .A . rolls. But the big point in P .A .’s
favor is its marvelous taste. Cdol as a
summons to serve on the jury. Sweet as
the news that you have been,excused.
Mild and mellow beyond description, but
with that full, rich tobacco-body that
satisfies your smoke-hunger to the
absolute liinit. Try rolling ’em with P .A .
Try this tobacco m your pipe, also.
IT IS
Y O U R G U AR AN TEE
fo r p u ro . claan, m IM
ico . C o u rte o u s treat
m ent. p ro m p t service
. 218 EL 1st St.
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no other tobacco is like it!
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oat and collector M®1
air for pavment.
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Live insertions,
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nted a 'ine*
Dum charge of 30c for
ertion.
.
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one incorrect Insertion,
ertiser for subsequent
The office should be
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[erald
representative
|y familiar with rates
Bd classification will
complete information*
>a wish, they will assist
wording your want ad
it more effective.
ORTANT NOTICE
5— Help Wanted Female
16— Houses For Rent.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAYI
Capable, re'insd woman to live in
homo and take care of two chil
dren. Small salary but Rood home
for right person. Mrs. It. H. Here
li room unfurnished house. Corner
1B17 Union Avenue.
0ak a nd 17th St. Phone 20.
Wanted—High type solicitor, wo Small furnishfd house suitable
man preferred. Hox xxx c-t
for couple, two rooms, bath and
Herald.
garage, 251G Orange Ave Phone
1S2C-J.
10-A Poultry and Errs
I X *----- -------------- *-----------------.[•OR RENT five room bungalowFrys—125 frys. 1 1-2 to2 lb. .35c l located on corner lot 2300 Pnlmetper lb. One gobbler turkey. !5. 1to Avenue. Large living rootji, din
T. Tiller, Pnolu, Fla.
ing room, kitchen, bath, two bed
rooms, front and rear porches.
10-B— Plants und Flowers
Owner living nut of the city and
will rent cheap. Inquire at Herald
Celery plant Goldin k Special. R. Office.
R. L Garrison, R—I Box 85. San
ford.
FOR RENT—Small cottage on rear
of lot on Magnolia Avenue. Near
GYFSOPH1LA, Calendula, Lu- southside school. 520. per month
' pines, Bachelor Buttons or Corn Address S. D. It. care The Salford
flower plants for sale.
II. F. Herald.
Whitner Jr.. 121* Summerlin Ave.
Ft. Mellon. Phone *882- W.
1Mr. O. ,1, Pope may secure a free
ticket to the Milan? by culling
for same at The Herald office.
PLANT STOKER vegetable seeds
and be sure of germination, type
purity, »»ed disinfection. Make our 5 room house partly furnished.
with garage,
5)14 Purk Ave,
office your headquarters to talk Pohne
68-J.
over seed problems.
Francis C.
Stokes & Co. 18 Mcl-ander Arcade.
FOR RENT—Small house located
at 2121 Pidmetto Avenue. $25
monthly. Address B. P. II. Care The
11— Miscellaneous
Herald.
jTe a l
ESTATE
FOit RENT—10 acres celery
land tiled Plenty of water,
Will give possession Dec 16th.
Will rent at sacrifice price for
cash.
II. M Rumbley. Phone
190 -J .
BV TAYU)
SL’BMAIRNE IN TOW
Ma r s e il l e s ? Nov. 28.—i n s >
—The French ruble-laying ship.
Emile Baudot today wirelessed
that !>he hnd ta.;en the French
submarine Morse in tow and was
heading for Palma, Spain. The
Morse *ent out an S. U. S. )«*terdny.
l’he
submarine
was
ciuiiin^ between Spain and Sar
dinia in the Mediterranean when
she became disabled
BILL.I’M GONNA LET /
CHICK MAKE YOO
>
ACQUAINTED YU. I'a T ie /
EMPLOYEES IN THE ^
OFFICE SOYOUXLFEEL
AT HOME WHEN
YOU START TO VIORK 5
:< n t w o r r y ^
ABOUT
CM
AT HOME. INHEREEVER I HANG
MY HAT *-/
X OON.T KMOVd WHAT KIND
CTP M \ IMPRSSSVON BILL’S
*■
GOiMG T O MAKE AffOOND THE
OYY’. C C -X 'U - P E ^ORPRV^ED )W
SOME GY THE BO YS 1H T H E r • SHIPPING R O O M DON’T _ /
'l l __ , TrtROwJ HIM O U T r - '
(Legal Notices)
in rut; c i u c c i t ci it - h t o k t u g
TV' KNTY T H I K D J U DI CI AL ) CI KCl IT ill-- T i l t ; .STATE O F F LOK IDA. IN AND FOItl SEM1NOLK
C< NTT
IN C HA N C E R Y .
MYItTI.K I H H H E Y . C o m p l a i n a n t .
FOR SALE
GO Acres Celery land on pine
way drive among best flowing
wells in district. 25 acres tiled
planted in celery in high state
of cultivation. 12 acres cleared
and in cultivation. 20
acres
rough.
Also $1,000.00 equipmci » >V::i eeil almve for $22,500,00.
This farm is easily
worth
$45,000.00
including
equipment. I f interested see, or
write.
11. M. Rumbley
Sanford, Florida
, -
Kl> I l l S i i i .Y . D efendant.
I ' d l l ' H I N T H U t DIVORCE
T H E STATE UK FLORIDA TO
KD III SMKV
' on are liereh) en tered anil re nulled i-i appeal on the secon d da>
of J.intuif> A I*
in the lllll
(lleil .111 ill ns I loll
III till- a b o v e
si a I—-I
The Sanford Herald
Is he i el.> d e l IKlimed II» I he l i n o l-m-- in n lili h Mils order shall be
publish..<J
With. ... i he official seal and th e
nam- ,.f Mu- Clerk of said Circuit
Com i
enit-.-i
DOUGLASS.
I in k
M t\ EEKS, D. .C
bAY, s h o r r y - y o o \'E
BEEN KICKIN' A^OOT
B o m B u s \n e s s a n '
o Y f tva’ B a t
x f i n d o u t youq
t
B E T S 'S SAKEr WHAT ? ;
MMH TRODQV.E
1 JU G V MET
C L D M AN
iL. T y T £ • r -
(
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IN Till i IIH’I IT COURT OK THE
n EX rv -TiltHD JUDICIAL C1RCflT i-E THE STATE OK FLOR
IDA IN ANO EUR SEMINOLE
COUNTY IN CHANCERY.
C. J VKKOIID. C omplainant,
va
Irtisers should give their
or poatofficc address as
i their phone number if
tsire results. About one
I out of a thousand has
phone and the others
communicate with you
.they know your address,
liscontinuence MUST he
si person at The Sanfora
[office or by letter. Tele[discontinuencee are not
FOR SALE—at first house on Pine For Rent—Five room House. Bath
St., Longwood. Fine Tangerines and
and screened porch. $18.00 per
(Legal N otices)
Oranges. $1.75 per hundred. George month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone I30W.
Angrave.
IN c o l ItT OK OOl'NTT JU DG E. RAY Ml i.\ 11 W*. l l i. ..E N K . el Ul. l*efendanis.
SKMINol.K COUNTY. ST A T U UI-House for rent. 1 405 W. 1st St.
MUA
FORM 1 -SITU: t»F MORTGAGE
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works. In Hrr. O IUhlfite
of JY9IIN I., MII.L15R.
NOTICE OV M A STE R S HALE
Suve 2 5 ', , O. S. Vaughn, optome
N oth . Is 1 . rel.t kIh i i that on
trist, L. IL Griffith, Opticinn.
T» nil rrnlltnru. ISKaO-cS. illulrlGU- tier I*II I 111 jin o tv « to that certa in
Sanford Optical Co., 305 E. Gth St. 19— Houses For Sale
frrn. a ml all p erso n s
tmvlnic Final U-'ii- ... ........ ..sure and
rlHlinx nr ilrmandn s g a l u s i salil Hale ninile mid iiilervd on the 22nd
Eyes cxnmined, Glasses made, only
.i 0 x1
day el N- t 1 oilier, A. O 1927 In
I’
hI ul«*
fully equipped. Plant in San'ord.
\ mi, mnl rscti of you, nrn liar*, anil In th. ‘ in 11 -1 ( -uni in mid fm
.-IB3f^%*.
Also watch and clock repairing— FOR SALE—$600 Cash, balance hv ni.HM.-il Mini rrn n lvn t to prM «at Semin,d,
I on win. In elm n
1 Eilo cau se (hen
in
cla im s ami Uemamls wlilcti y<iu. rery.
reasonable prices.
v, iy easy, will buy bcautlfol lit any
e Ei 1 II11
nr c ltii.i of )o u . m ay Gave
pending tle home, well located in Sanford. Ihr r s t a lr of JOIIN 1*. Mil,I.Kit. Compl in.
itAVM'-i.ND >9.
pus Prompt • Efficient
s Incorporated,
Owner will sell nt less than actual ilrrissm i. Iat« nf A t m l n a l' C nunly. U lt KEN I.
IMTTSBUGRH, Nov. 25.—(INS)
Service
Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonogruph cost. Needs sonic money. Address Kli<rliin. I., the Moil J us . <1. Hliaron and R--I
.m an a l e duA formal invitation to tho I'itt
I'nnut)
Jtular
of
Snmlnnle
Cnuaty*
fund.in’repairing our npecialty.
Toys, Box 97 Care The Herald.
1 Speelal Master,
ul Ills nf (lei- In th e Cnunty Court
I. I l;
foot hall team to represent the East
bicycles, sporting goods, and fish
• nl i l c e r e u
1. pIn-use III Mrmlanle t7uuiily. Flurlil#. o f sm-l - in the Annual Tournament of roses
erman’s supplies. Geo. W. Dectch, FOR SALE—Small cottage built within tw e lv e ninutha from tha pointed
- r 1 nr sain and
game in New Years Day in Pasa. milder (nr cash
s ell In
ilatr hereof.
“The
Bicycle
Store."
McLandor
on rear of lot at 1706 Magnolia
i And Found
a t pun .
uefore Ihn W est
tilte d Nor, 29tll. A. L>. 1927.
der.t was received by Pitt author
Arcade.
ur( lions,, in said
i.ci,a a > m .u in
Avenue. Price.* reasonable. Terms
door o
ities today from I-claml Stanford.
Florida,
In
th
e
A
dministratrix
of
the
K
state
dt*
Beni-li
exceptionally easy. Address Post
■Florida oil Moll- . UNIVERSITY OF
cit; 1 1
JOHN !.. MII.T.KIl
tobubly on First Street,
FLORIDA,
Office Box 431, Sanford, Florida.
SARASOTA —Klnglings erect
of January. A
D eceased . da> 0-Sanford and Park pair CAfl AWNING£t. _ Aut0 Awi)i
the hours o f II Nov. 29 (Special)—Building pru- ing museum biulding here.
D. 192'. I
Ilie emu pup.sun uf the
III tile forenoon and 2 In Ihe u f. jt-i't.H on
is.es with chain attachCo. Il Ball Bldg,
2U— Farms For sale
IN T i n : Cl lit'ITT 4,‘i'U H T OK T U B .uriluon. the iiiop ert) dcscrlhl'd In
tr please call Mrs. W.
*
Florida State Women’s College
NOTICE
TtV K N T Y -T Ittltl* J D D H ’IAI. C t ll - said decr.e. Itlnu and
hulnx
In
Tin* reg u la r a n n u a l m e e t in g of
Phone 630-W.
c r it ok 'n iv: h t a t k t>K v u o u - the 1.1. 11111)' of Heniinole HI ill.* of involving un aggregate cost nt
!
Hie
Mini'kliolilers
f Hemlnnle llu llill
IDA. IN AND F O B KKMtNOLB . lurid- mid deserlheil as fo llo w s; nearly $5iiu,ooo are
now being rr*. In c . w ill be obelli
14— Hoor.is Without Hoard Virginia Home. 50 acres, 1000 COUNT''
at the o ff ic e
IN CHANCKKY.
Dealnnlns
at
tin'
Hoiilltwest
planned
in
(lie
office
uf
Rudolph
uf Tin- Hanforil
llera b l MonilAV
bearing apple, peach and pear J S D IN K . T nml IA)TTIK U D IN own hand bag containrijriKi of the HK'tl-l
of
tile
Weaver, architect to the State Dei-emlier 12. 1927 a t e ig h t u'clock
ICI.H. Comiilaliiants.
trees. 3 acres in Family Grapes.
8 W l - l of Hectlotl 29, T o w n s h ip
Sir addressed to A. II.
VI
RENT—NICELY furnished 10 a', res nice truck land, 5 room
Xt South. llailKC 3K Kusl. Sem
Board nf Control and hend nt U. Jl
,
J. f . M1TUIIKLU
[Ruler please return to FOR
II HKHNAltD a n d L ILLIAN
M
inole Count). Florida, run Kast
bedrooms,
in
private
home,
phone
the
school uf Architecture of the
H eerelary.
house.
2
mites
from
Charlottesville,
IIKHNAIID.
and
CAUL
K.
C
ltA
W
8J7 Irvl, North 271 feel. Wosl
l>tel or Joe’s Smoke 83.
Kt HID Defendant*.
Uni vert ity.
Vn., 3 miles from University of
t i l fe ll South 271 feet to place
receive i t ward.
MOUTH AUK KOnCLOHUIlW
*uf loylnnlim ALSO hculunRii!
Included lu this work nro
Vn. Price $0000.00, Terms $600.00
NOTICE OK SA LB
.V ’ th e N,.rih.-iisi c o r n e r o f Itio
pluns
und specifications for an
cash. Hnl. $10.00 per month. 6 ' f
15—
A
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
F
o
r
K
ent
Not If e Is hereliy irlveii t h a t Ullde),
t - i of Hie H\V 1 . 4 run South
i free ticket to the Milane
enlargement to the library of tha
ouil G> virtue nf th a t rertntn flnu
interest, puymint monthly. If you decree
Jgaet, W«»( J..J [eel. North
of foreclosu re ami sa le reii^Ira. W. 1). McDaniel.
8*0 feet. East 9.11* fe e t to III*
Women's College for which $175,. L O C H
Nicely furnished four room upper have a boy nr girl to educate, or •lered, mnl en tered
ARBOR
c u itv * f pT»K-i of . n.-Klimlna.
red In th e C ir
lrciu
*t, n„»,. Apartment 500—Palmetto Ave. want a summer home. Address Cuiirl of Mitmlnnl .. U only. Florida. lh ^ , J e , ^ r u.|,„ .,n th. telielnellts. J00 was nppi opnated by Ihe leg
Cliitpeerv. ivherel’ . . . L.i'.
Box 1198, Sanford.
li e f edltum. Ms ami
mill auppu rteliau ces islature; the addition will no n
.
.th
s -e heaedllament*
mid I.OTTIK U DINK L K a re
s S ; ° " . t r pw Muh “2 2 —W.* n Ih erstu tielmiKliiK or In any w ise wing of the ejxitjtinir library and
H a s P u r e W a te r
Complnlnanls. and ft. H K H N A ltD np|iertath>nK. ihr sam e lo lo- sold
to name of "Frisky".
anil LILLIAN M HKHNAltD.
awd lo satlafy 1 lie mild decree, dated ai will conform in TircniteTturnl deZi— Acreage For Sale
810 Myrtle Ave.
CAItl. K. CRAWKOHIl, a r e th e d e - Sanford. Flotilla, the 2*2ml. day of Ln;N.
i
'
fen d an ls. Iiearlinf d a te th e 12th d a y .N ovem b er, A II 1927.
I’luna
for
the
structural
work
in
Supplied
from
a Deep Wei
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment 10 acres fine farm land, best locu u(
October, A. I>. I»27, I. th e u n d e r . n
It. It. G R IF F IT H .
connection with the new radio and stored In a hermetically
slKimd Master, w ill on
Iirtinday.
thres rooms bath und garage
tion
in
county
for
dairy
and
S
p
ecia
l
Master.
smouiles
fifth IS27. d u r in g the Iok - IVSI. REA III 'Al.l,,
station ot the University nf Flori
$36,000 per month. Apply Mrs. A. noultry farm. 25 acres cleared, sDl ereniher
hou rs of sa le, h effife tlie C ou rt
S olicito r for Cohildulhuiil
da are ntlll under eonekleration in scaled tank, which preventt
K. Powers at library.
Hus lake on it. Price $150.00 per House door In Hanford. Hemlnnle
contamination, Loch Ar
County, Klorlila. o ffer to r sa le and IN TIIK UIIICUIT UOUIIT OF TIIK Mr. WeaverV office and a con
at re. Easy terms. Phone 120 .Jn j. sell
DODGE
u n to the h l u l n s t
b id d er
fo r
tract
for
this
\york
is
exected
to
bor's Yvater Is as pure and
rvv
KNTY
-Til
IHI
*I'J
UDICIAL
C
lllcash, th e f o l lo w in g d escrib ed p r o
cars and Graham trucks. Gurage apartment unfurnished. F. Pearson.
authorities
O F THE HTATK O F FLORIDA he tel by University
good as any to be found in
perly.
In
Hemlnole
C
o
u
n
ty
,
Klnrltl13th Street Phone 3.
IN A N D FOR SK.MINOI.K COUN immediately following the return
5 rooms, bath, gas electricity.
llo w , lo - w l t :
Four or nine acres celery land, da l oat s fo
TY.
IN CHANCERY,
Floridn.
IS. Illoek (.*. of MltPhell's
115 1-2 West 19th. Street.
il A. WARD, et al. Complainant*, of I resident A. A. Murphee from
near Monroe. 117 1-2 W. 19th St* Hlirvey o f le-vy ISrant, e x r e p t .
*iS k COWAN CO. Auto
Chicago where he attended n
vn
Imr th e hard road, and th e Han
Ask for a sample and
RAYMOND D G R E EN E , e l ul. IV . meeting of the National Associa
|or and .sheet metal works,
ford
nod
Indian
lliv
r
r
R
ailroad
24—
Lots
For
Salt
irtulanta.
HIk Ii I o f Way ih r o u s h propurty
ch Avenue. Phone 716-W. Attractive furnished apartments
tion of State Universities. The have it nnalyzed.
FORKL'LOHUUK OF MtMITGAGE
as at present located.
contract for tho electrical unit
NOTICE OF MAHTKR’H HALE
corner Park and Tenth St. FOR SALE —I own several good
Hald p rop erty to be so ld to s a t i s
N o lle* l e , hereby g i v e n that tin- jins already been* awarded to the
fy sa id d ecree and costs.
LVFORD UUkGK CO.
Frigidaire installed, water and
ib r und In lilirnuuni'u to that r n .
lots in Sanford, on paved streetH,
H. A. II. WILKINMON.
Construction Company
H i Vugonlia Ave.
o f Fureciowure Graybar
gurage furnished. Phone 18-J.
•Hpeelnl Master tali) F in a l IViTei
that
I
will
sell
at
less
than
cost
on
and Hale nmib and e n tered "11 lh*‘ und it will be ready for installa
PS** 367.
LK«1NA
IlDT
A
LKONAIIDY.
23ml day uf Not ember. A. i*. 192* tion i"* so'*** ns the lowers and
terms of $10.00 cash and $10
Hnllcltnrs for t'o m p taln an ls.
lu and by lint Circuit Court lit mill
monthly
lo
a
responsible
buyer,
D eforest - Sanford
For
Kent—A
furnished
upartment.
RJPf*- GARMONS
for S em in o le County, Florida.
R» control building aro re a d y .^ ^ ^ ^
IN TIIK UIIIt'UIT COtMIT O F T1IK chancery,
In
a
call*# therein
Mrs. H. H. Chappell.
Phone box 200 care’The Herald.
nfoid Automobile Co.
T W K N T Y -T H IIID JU IHUI ALIt’l It- iH-niilng w h erein II. A. WARD. II
(Lftful N otices)
oIi& .We,
Phone 137 378-W.
OF TIIK HTATK O F KI/YRIDA tV IIARNUM.
A. SCHULTE
un<>
FOR SALE—Oak Hill corner lot.
Realty CV.
»V A N D F " l t HEMINOI.F. C O U N CIIARLEH H RATES ur.i rom plalnCheap. Very’ little cash required.
TY; IN rilA N C K H Y .
anla. and RAYMOND W. (IRKKNK
P. O. Box 339
Hanford Fla.
O N M O Il EM AN. «t nl. Com - R reen acree lio o r p o r a le d and Her
Attractively furnished two room On Geneva Avenue. An exceptional U I’T
Nneac Service
plalnunU ,
kli-y 'B lack m an are d efen d an ie:
apartment, hot water, privute buv. Box 123 Core The Herald.
va
1 R B. Griffith. Special iAmlur 1
RAYMOND \V. (HtKENK. at at. I*a- ul auld ca u se, by nalu tiecri
ap- No 1 1i'h |« hereby g iv e n to all p erson s |
nU transfer pictures, bath, and garage, close In. 212 26— Miscellaneous For Sale
fanilanta,
p o n ln lld sliutl o ffer for sa le and lu n ln n rlalinx o f any klnil or nattints, and brushes. Sun W. Ith St.
FOItF.ULOHUItK OF MOIITGAHK sell to th e h ig h est bidder f<>r rash urn agaltiHl the Hemlnole Count)
NOTIC E OF MASTKR'S HALE
s t p u blic o u tery before the Weal Rank o f Hanford. Florid*, th a t un.
ss Paints and Varnishes.
tlca la h srah y s l v * n th a t un- Ilnur o f th e Court H ou se lu said IrHM Mli'h I’liilin e a r r presented l o Ibl
For Quick Sale: Upright piano in ii*rN uam
! Paint and Wall Paper
t In purauanra to th a t e e r . .■emlnnln County. Florida, lo tlb- Rei'eD er
of
-..ijil Inmk » Ithlr
first class condition—-$100.00 lain F in a l Drrraa uf ForaelosuriFur Rent—An unfurnished garage
W. First .St.
c ity o f Sanford, Flurlda. on Monday tw e lv e inouttiK from tho d a le of H ill I
-nit Hnla m ail- and r n ta r s d on th* Ihe 2nd. dav
Heptemb-I' 17. 1927. sum * |
of January. A’. P. ni'llei
apurtment four rooms and bath Cash Address 117 Popular Ave.
22nd. d a y o f M-ivamhar. A. I> IS ’ * 1931, b e t w e e n the hours of 11 In thu w ill be fo rev er barred under Ihi
TE In every shape and all conveniences, double garage.
In amt by th e C ircuit C ou rt i a and forynoon and 3 In the afieruoon. p r o v is io n s o f Chapter 7331. laswa oj
etc.. Sanford Cement Owner leaving Sanford. R. I~ FOR SALE—The best little busi* for Hemlnole County. F lorid a . In the property dearrllo'd In raid d i Florida.
nma in Sanford. Must sell before c h a n c e r y . In a ce r ta in r*ua* t h e r e e n e . l y i n g and being In th e Count)
Ccrr.pany, Fifvh and Chrisenborry, P. O. Box 1378. November
30th. Apply *t ^ bby in p e n d in g w h erein U PT ON MOItK- of Hemlnole, Klai.- of Florida, and t o l l w ill p resen l all rlulm> lo Mr.
St». Phono 112-W.
Phone 803 L3 after 7 P. M.
K. >1. Valierafl, ll.-i,ei»v,1r at HunNews Stand, National Bank Bldg. MAN amt KLIZAMKTII MOIIKM a N d escribed a e fnllowa:
New Buildings For
W o m a n ’s College
Will C o s t
in r a r
TlfTmTTWTTT
Loans
Quick t
Whew
desira A
loan on improve* “***
ioete or rasWeBtlal
p r o p e r t y —- w l l k T*” 1
lervicw — mlth
la*pa«tla* -M *.
no red lap* »r Ua*
delays—take tba mktJ *
tar up w i t h us*
U n l i m i t e d fund*
a v a il a b le for loans i s
owb
• m ounts o f $ 2 ,0 0 3 t*.f«
$100,000.
•*#;
Sa* or «d-<r*9e
Oi»r ’ fH"*1 rnunjq)j t
S. K.
.*
Sanford, Fla
IB a l d w i (
iM ortgagee (
j,'
1S23 Carnott Demi
D'.dg.
.
JACKSON %'ILLE
NOTICE^
It Is
Russel.* Farms, Groves.
110 N. Park Ave. Phone One four room apartment modem 27—Money to Loan
conveniences, call at Ball Park
Money tn tnan on residences m
filling stutlon, phone 428-J.
Sanford, low' inir'est rate. Box
2?HT PRINT SHOP
503.
c*o The H t r a M . ____
service on anything In There ia a free ticket to t^e MlA phone call will get lane for Mr. Lawrence Cooper, ct
CLASSIFIED DISPLAYI
Phone 417-W. 0 Rail- The Herald office.
. « free ticket to the Ml- For Rent—One nicely fumiabed
F Mrs. H. W. Rucker, at
apartment, all modern conven
p ld office.
ience*, $25.00 monthly. Phono
207, 015 W. 1st St.
____
H ROOFING—'The Roof EvJbng.
Metal
ihingWit; APARTMENTS FOR RENT—In
y !*»am tin end gmlvinlzcd
the Herald Building. Right down
J»n»ee H. Cowan. Oek town. Partly furnished. Reasonable. Inquire at the Herald Office.
JThird S t Phone 1H.
I t L^ YOUR OLD WALLS
LTHE NEW WALL PAINT
W P new a n d betP0R FURTHER INFORMACALL PHONE 23JLJ OR
v C. C0LLER, SANFORD.
RBAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—In center of Ungwood
small grove with 31 tangerines and
16 orange trees, all bearing fins
fruit. 3 room cottage and bath. 2
poarvhea all screened in. Comfort
Beautiful apartments—Two room. ably furnished. 160 feet from Dixie
kitchenette and bath attractive^ Highway on Pine S t Reasonable by
furnished, centrally located, all
improvements. $8.00 per week. Tel. owner, George Angravtf.
777 or 775.
CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 6W
Tark Ave. Apartment!—2 and I
GRAPH --repairing, piano
by experu with 17 yeere —garage and water. Reasonable.
kmvi. ^ n^ord mualc etore FURNISHED apartment for rent
Pi 8hnppe. Room 10 & I t Mein tha Herald building—a down
r Aivadc. phone 832.
town ('cation a t remarkably low
rates. Ask for Mr. Haines at The
aflSj' Si*:u
a*1 kind*.
___
nr°* Paint A Well Paper Herald office. * *
16— H o u ses
For R en t
u l DRUG STORE—PreDn,», • Soda. We are 3 room cottage, modem conven
y°ur phone. Call 103 iences 1314 E. 4th St. Call
8"7-J.
BL BLOCKS— Irrigation
Central cement work. For Ranh—Ft*• room houaa. 717
Vf. 1st. S treet $W.OO per
!T,t* Co. J . E. T r r month., C$11 708-W,
'*
AlKl B>m. ‘ '
i
MDcetlaneohs
are r o m p la ln a n ts . and
RATMOND
W. n ilK H N K . Oreenacrea Incorpora*
trd. a n d llerkb-y B l a c k m a n arc d e
fendant*.
I. n It. ririrfith, H pcelal Jlaater
nf said raiiM# by aatd d ecree e,nl>nlnted, ahull o ff e r fo r s a l e and
■nil In th e hlehnet bidder for ra«li
e t p u b lic ou tery befn re the W M I
door nf th e Court H o u s e In raid
Hemlnnle IVxmtv. F lo rid a. In the
rlty o f .Ranfnrd. Florida, on Sion••ay th * 2nd da* of J a n u a r y . A.
D. 1*21. b e tw e e n th e bourn o f II
In th e foren oon and I In th* a f t e r
noon. th e property ileeerlhed In eul 1
decree, l y i n g
and
b e i n g In th e
C ou n ty o f Hemlnole. Htat* o f F lo r i
da. and dent-rlhnd a* fotlnwn;
T h a Northern-! n u a r te r ( N E I - t )
of
the
N n r th w e e l
q u arter
( N W I . I t o f Section 31. T o w n ,
elilp 11 Mouth, fia n c e Ml Kaxt.
lex* th e W eal te n acre*, c o n
t a i n i n g th irty aerra more tir
leva, a ll In Memlnut* C ou n ty.
F lo rid a .
t o g e t h e r With all th e tenem ent*,
her edit a m e n t a and an u u rten an eea
th e r e to b e lo n g i n g nr In any wle*
nop*--la I nine, the sa m e to lie aold
to i \ * l a f y the «abl decree, datrd a*
Hanford. F lorida, the l l n d . day of
N ovem b er. A. D. 1917.
II. D. G R IF F IT H
Hp e d a l Sleeter.
W lf. HKAItDALL.
^ g u jlr lt u r fu r .ContP lalnantr
Juat Uploaded a Car Of
For Sale, wall established re
tail cmah
grocery
business.
Inventory about $1600.00. Rea
sonable rant, now doing around
$2000.00 business
per mon:b.
Addre so Box WO c-o Herald.
\j
Carey Shingles
And Roofing
They are Guaranteed
Se c u r it y
The W i l l Q uarter of the Northi'is t Q u arter of the N orth w est
Q u a rter o f B e d Ion 27. T ow n sh ip
31 Houlh, Rang.' H* East.
Ingnther w ith
all the ten em en ts,
h e r e d it a m e n ts and nnuurlenuiiee*
th ereto b e lo n g i n g or lu any w is e
a p p e r ta in in g , the u m i in he eobl
to s a t i s f y th e sulil decree, dated
at Hanford. Florida, i !»♦* 22nd. day
uf N ovem b er. A !».. 1927.
R. II GRIFFITH
Special Master.
WM. IlKARDALL.
S olicito r fo r C om plainant*
Not a Question
KltNKHT AMOS.
f*$|tpsp >»■«*$* u l FlnfM il
Drink - Elder
Springs Water
Hculth Insurance
—
of thousands of dollars but
a few dollars deposited
with regularity and persistance.
A “G et A head” habit
is Banking your extra
dollars.
Q U A L IT Y -R IG H T
PR IC E S-R IG H T
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You
Can Do It
Here
ou
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We can Save You Money on High Grade
Poultry, Dairy and Horse Feeds
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RED STAR GROCERY
& FEED CO.
Wholesale and R etail
‘‘Frr;r. Manufacturer,
W. 8, Barton,
ive.
. LUMBER CO.
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inces Choice
rican Places
Captain Wee WUHe Mlddlekuuff, Cecil Heck, Howard
Bishop, Ion Walker AndTwo
Sub Linesmen Will Be Lost
- By Darts J. Walsh
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.International }j*wa Service
if"
Sport* Editor
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tt&V york , Nov. 29. wti>« American selections,
fJJJJ
Mich.
la im W rit Taam,
rr__’ Oosterbaan,
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(p » r Second Team, Mathew*, Tex.
, | r « i Third Team, Bom, Army.
Tackle,
O m . First Tram, Sprague, Army,
l " * Second Tram, Kern, Pitts.
•
Third Team, Sprott, Tea.
Third Team, Tex A. & M.
? Guard
First Team, Webster, Yale
fc—ix Seeend Team, Baer, Mich.
Third Team, McMulIln, Neb.
& 5 S Centre.
t* Flrat, Bettencoprt, S t Mary’s
8««?nd Team, Butcher, Tenn.
Third Team, Relta^h, III.
Guard ... „
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FIr*t Team, Smith, Notre Dame
Second Team, Wright, Washington
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Tfi?d Team ila n ^ n V in n .
Tackle
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First Team, Hihbs, So. Cal.
Saeond TranL Douds, W. and J.
Third Team, Smith Penn.
Emf. . .
P ie t Team, Nash, Georgia
Second Team, Cole, Dartmouth,
Third Trim, Shiver, Geor.
QB,
FIlit Taqm* Spears, Vanderbilt
Sw^nd.TMPvCqnpor, NJ U. U.
Third Taam, Hunt, Tex. A St M.
nfc,
Tram, Welch, Pittsburg
Second Team, Presnell, Nebraska
Third Tram, Flanagan N. Dame
JIB
First Team, Drury, So. Cal.
Second Team Mnrsters, Dartmouth
IWrd Tram Gobert, Marquette.
nford Boxing k^ns To See
Two Clever Scrappers Here
WednetfdnyNiRhtWhenl’aHfornlnn Meets Orlando Put;
Reports from the rival camps
indicate that Henry Godale of
Orlando' and Mel Maning of Los
Angeles will he in excellent trim
for their fight here Wednesday
night ns the feature attraction of
the weekly program staged under
the nusplces of the American Legdon drum and bugle corps.
Both of the scrappers are work
ing out in Orlando where they are
undergoing intensive training pre
paratory to their meeting this
week. It will he Godalc’s first ap.jjearnneo in Sanford as a boxer al
though he has promoted most of
tho scraps that hnve been staged
iere within the past two years.
Maning wa* seen in action last
Wednesday night when he secured
a draw decision with "Gob" Sharp
despite illness , which slowed him
V**n1 Flfst team, Joestlng, Minn.
<
J 2fkcnd Team,_McCary, Georgia
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/'A few years back, a vaudeville
ptfr used to gat a laugh by onnotmclng: **we will now do a trick
that hrabsolutely Impossible." To^*7. tho writer will do that trick,
Wk- He *W name eleven men on
Jftall America fooball team for
amt, Jhst as though he didn’t knovir
ttrt there are a thousand good
■Mb* out through the country and
Ul* eleven best probably could
JiOt be Infallibly and definitely deIpwd this aide of the hereafter.
®As for Oosterbaan at end, Spears
® 5 u,Vterback and/ Drury at halfy k . they simply cannot miss.
Qgaterbaan’a passing and receiving
fftadditlon to hia defensive end
Pu** him in automatically;
the greatest back tho Butcher, Douds, Presnell and Me
Crary on a second team nnd Shiv
er, Hunt and Cohort <m a third. For
*11 anyone knows, Gobert might Ik*
the greatest back In tho country,
for It appears that ho can dot uny„
thing and everything sensationally
and well. But, then, almost anv
lettencourt, up with the good
a for several years, reached
peak at Centre in 1927. If he
n t, he might have misted nb for the South u extremely
rtentaboufc the great capablll^Butcher and there were a
- UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA,
Guineaville, NoV, 29 —(Athletic
News Bureau)—Six members of
the 1927 varsity football squad of
the Unversity of Florida lower
the curtain on thier college grid
iron careers next Saturday when
the 'fintors clash with Maryland
In Jacksonville in the season’s fin
al engagement.
v
Heading the procession of those
to piny their last for Florida's
Orange and Blue will he Captain
Bill Middleknuff, plunging fullbuck, one of the best defensive
bucks, nnd line smnshers in the
South. Only recently Mlddlekauf/
wns voted the fullback position on
the Ail-Time University of Flori
da eleven.
Returning to school after a twoyear-lay-off from football, (Midnidlekuuff early in October was
elected enptain of the tenm. Just
before the game with Georgia when
groomed for a great battle with
his chief rival, McCrary, Cnpt,
Mlddlekuuff sustained a k n ee and
ankle injury which greatly handi
capped him for the Georgia and
Alabama contests. Agninst Wash
ington nnd Leo "Wee Willie" was
unable to play. Saturday Middleknuff is expected to bo back in
fine physical condition nnd ready
to piny the greatest game of his
career.
Three other hnckfield men—
"Horse * Bishop, Cecil Beck, nlternattt enptain. nnd Ion Walker,
close out their allotted years of
varsity competition. Bishop has
been handicapped considerably for
the past two years with injuries,
but has distinguished himself
notably when able to give his best.
A powerful hunter, n fine passer, a
splendid bnll-cnrrier, nnd a deadly
Llocker, Bishop represents those
qualities so desired in a backfield man.
preliminaries have nlso hcen nrran.
ged t« assure local fans of a full
evening’^ entertainment.
Cecil Beck, who earned the cap King Is Winner* Of
tion of “Jack Rabbit'* some two
years ago because of his great Blind BcJgey Totirttey
speed, will go down in Florida
history as the saviour of Florida's
1026 game against Washington
nnd Lee. In the final quarter
with defeat staring in the face of
the Gatnrs. Beck took a short for
ward pass over the Generals line
and loomed iifi yards to a touch
down. Bowyer kicked the ,goal
nnd saved the dny.
•Mack Rabbit" has not been n reg
ular back this yenr, hut he has
been one of the btfst reserve men
in Sebring’s well supplied camp.
Jon Wnlker, the lightest athlete
wearing footbnll togs here,1 will
not bear the Orange and Blue after
this season When thrust into the
fray. Walker most ably dellvered the goods, His 13-T pounds
have proved a big handicap, but
the lad’s pluck and ability have
served him well. He passes, kicks
and runs with nice form. Florida
will lose one of her “never-saydic’ fighters in little “Speedy"
FOREIGN MENACE SEEN
Walker.
But two linemen of the 1927
sound will fail to answer the call
ft.r football next fall.
They are
Charlie Tucker, reserve guarJ,
and Tom Fuller, combination cen
te r and fullback. Both Tusker and
Fuller have given long and, hnrd
of their host efforts to Florida
footbnll and have rendered in
many instances, a splendid nnd
contributing service in Gator vic
tories. Men of the Tucker-Fuller
type keep regulars giving their HEALTH WORK INSPECTED
Lest, in practices and games, for
these lads have been every step
into the breach.
Florida's loss in materials thh
year is small in number, and the
"ll>28 prospects are believed bright
er than in several seasons.
Only two of the six athletes
who bijJ farewell to Florida foot
ball, Saturday against the Old
Liners, competed last Thursday
in the W. nnd L. contest, Walker , 0f Canadian
and Tucker, who entered the True- nml Miss Htc
as in the last portion of the fin-, out of the m
al period.
wn.
Membership Drive
Is Inaugurated At
Trade Body Dinner
(Continued From Page One)
merce for its excellent work. Mr.
Allen declared that body was
largely instrumental In bringing
the Atlantic National Bank to
Hanford. Without the orgnniratipn’s support nnd co-operation
the bank would still have been u
matter of discussion, he said.
Mr, Allen lauded the agricultur
al wealth and possibilities of Sem
inole County and by a comparison
with North Dakota farming pro
duction demonstrated forcefully
the. advantages of Florida soil in
general nnd Seminole County land
in particular. The speaker closed
his brief address with an rarne't
solicitation of support of tljjl
Chandler of Commerce.
*
J’resident Shinholser called for
short talks from various campaign
workers and the responses were in
the nature of enthusiastic assur
ances of support in behalf of the
membership campaign nnd of ex
pressions of faith ip Sanford and
the rest of the state.
S. I). Highleyman declared there
is no reason why Sanford coul I
not be made the largest inland city
in the state and declared “Doggone
it. I am b o foolish about It, I
don't know what to do."
Samuel R. Dighton declared it
was significant that Sanford is
going through its "readjustment
eriod" much more rapidly than
other cities, and asserted that the
trend of recent developments in
dicated “better days ahend" for
this city nnd country.
“Our troubles are small in enmpnrison with many other cities,"
was the way Frank W. Talbott
described it. He cited the examples
of Corpus Christi, Jexns, y/hich in
one mighty sweep of a tidal
wave was laid nlrp°«t bare, and
San Francisco which suffered sev
eral disheartening disasters only
to come back stronger than ever
before. “We must forget our
troubles and build our city,’’ were
the speaker's parting words.
James A. Pittman ■
opinion that " 3 ra W
better off than „ w
that we should ftt\
Following the pro|
M arentette, man«Rr
lan« Theater, iMUed to those present t0 b,
a t a showing 0f
Glory" un«l it Was n
hearty nplause. pw.
entire group attended
All htilhling matrriji
ls»r is cheaprr"n»J?
will lie nrxj jf]
Go to an architect I
talk to him and dq
out and runsult «lt|
the best mate rialse
USE
QUAKER STATE
OIL
nnd ro Farther for yout
Money. Free Crank-Case
Service.
5L5?
OMPAI
T H E Y A R D W ITH A M IL L B A C K IN G
CECIL L. HINES
1601 W. First St.
N O T IC E !
1 nm back in business and will
dn the name high class work
that I have always done. Spec
ializing on battery and electric.
Batteries Charged
,'ll.00
Renaud
Battery Shop
L. A. Renaud, Prop
.101w. Second St.
Next to Spencer’s Top Shop
and U-Drlve K Garage
A m I sold on Prince Albert for homerolled cigarettes? Ask m e another! I
like P. A /s fragrance. A nd I like the wav
Architect
First N atl. Beak Bldg.
.. Sanford, Fla.
T he Expensive
Thing
— about food Is its flavor,
freshness and purity.
for Racing'
Headache
SOOTHING AND
QUIETING RELIEF
.Tike B. G td break up raging, ner»
mu or dizzy headache*.
B. C.
dieve* all kinds of pain and ache*—
T o preserve these qualities i1
In such food as meat, eggs, milk,
vegetables and fruit, your re
frigerator requires some mois
ture.
Good tobacco
d e i* * ei
U S E ICE— It provides this
rnoistureB U Y V O U R ICC
fro m the « u i o n o r
truck w ith th e orange
aval a m b i.rrv
'5 S
favor is its marvelous taste. Cool as a
summons to serve on the jury. Sweet as
the news that you have b een . excused.
Mild and mellow beyond description, but
with that full, rich tobacco-body that
satisfies your smoke-hunger to the
absolute limit. Try rolling ’em with P. A .
Try this tobacco in your pipe, also.
IT IS
VO U R G U AR AN TEE
(o r p u re , claan, solid
ice. C o u rta o u * traat
m ant. p ro m p t sannea
. 218 E. 1st St.
16362210
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Phone 29
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tjve insertions.
Ironis of average length
nted a line.
pum charge of 30c for
■ertion.
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W classification.
[error is made The San*
will be responsible
1 one incorrect insertion,
rrtiser for subsequent
n, The office should be
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representative
h)y fnmiliar with rates
in,j classification will
u complete information.
rou wish, they will assist
wording your want ad
it more effective,
PORTANT NOTICE
5— Help Wanted Female
16— Houses For Rent.
Capable, re'in?d woman to live in
homo and take care of two chil A warehouse for rent at corner of
3rd and Oak Ave. Phone 96.
dren. Small salary but good home
for right person. Mrs. It. H. Bern
n room unfurnished house, Corner
1017 Union Avenue.
Oak and 17th St. Phone 20.
Wanted—High type solicitor, wo Small furnished house suitable
man preferred. Box xxx c-o for couple, two rooms, bath and
Herald.
garage. 2516 Orange Ave. Phone
826-J.
10-A Poultry and E rrs
hOR RENT five room bungalow
Frys—125 frys. 11-2 to2 lb. .a',c | located on corner lot 2300 Palmet
per lb. One gobbler turkey. II.1to Avenue. Large living rooqi, din
T. TiHef, Paola, Fla.
ing room, kitchen, bath, two bed
rooms, front and rear porches.
10-B— Plants und Flowers
Owner living out of the city and
will rent cheap. Inquire at Herald
Celery plant Goldin & Special. R. Office.
R. L Garrison, R— 1 Box 85. San
ford.
h Ok RENT—Small cottage on rear
of lot on Magnolia Avenue. Near
GYFSOPHILA, Calendula. Lu- southside school. $20. per month.
• pines, Bachelor Buttons or Corn Address S. D. B, care The Salford
flower plants for sale.
B. F. Herald.
hitner Jr., 129 Summerlin Ave
Ft. Mellon. Phone 882-W,
Mr. O. .1. Pope may secure a free
tickPt to the Milane by calling
for same at The Herald office.
PLANT STOKES vegetable seeds
and be sure of germination, type
purity, ««ed disinfection. Make our 5 room house partly furnished.
with garage,
014 Park Ave.
office your headquarters to talk Pohne
68-J.
over seed problems.
Francis C.
Stokes & Co. 18 Mcl^nder Arcade.
FOR RENT—Small house located
at 2121 Palmetto Avenue. $25
monthly. Address B. P. H. Care The
11— Miscellaneous
Herald.
•
I FOR SALE—at first house on Pine For Rent—Five room house. Bath
i St., Longwood. Fine Tangerines and
and screened porch. $18.00 per
I Oranges. $1.75 per hundred. George month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 130W.
Angrave.
House for rent. U05 W. 1st St.
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works.
Snve 2 5 ', , O. S. Vaughn, optome
trist, L. H. Griffith, Optician.
Sanford Optical Co., 305 E. 6th St. 19— Houses For Sale
Eyes examined, Glasses made, only
fully equipped. Plnnt in San'ord.
Also watch and clock repairing— FOR SALE—$500 Cash, imlunce
reasonable prices.
Vviy easy, will buy beautiful lit
tle home, well located in Sanford.
Owner will sell at less than actual
Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph cost. Needs some money. Address
repairing our specialty.
Toys, Box 97 Care The llcrnld.
bicycler*, sporting goods, and fish
erman’s supplies. Geo. W. Deetch, FOR SALE—Small cottage built
“The Bicyrio Store.” Me Lander
on rear of lot at 1706 Magnolia
Arcade.
Avenue. Price.- reasonable. Terms
exceptionally easy. Address Post
Office Box l.'U. Sanford, Florida.
CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awtiing
20—-Farms
Co. 11 Ball Bldg.
>r aaie
,.TpCTAT,NOVE~Wf f in t« . 1927. -
C L A S S IF IE D D IS P L A Y |
S l ’B M A IR N E IN TOW
REAL ESTATE
Ma r s e il l e s , n 0v. 2 8 .—i n s >
—The Fronch cable-laying ship,
Emile Baudot today wirelessed
that .«he had ta.;en the French
submarine Morse in tow and was
heading for Pnlma, Spain. The
Morse sent out an S. U. S. jesterday.
The
submarine
was
cruising between Spain and Sardiniu in the Mediterranean whjn
she became disabled.
FOR RENT—10 acres celery
land tiled Plenty of water,
Will give possession Die 15th.
Will rent at sacrifice price for
cash.
H, M Ruinbiey. Phone
190—J.
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BVTAY
M OW N PO P
B l U - . m GONNA LET 7
CHICK MAKE 'fOL.'
7 biEOUT r»*£-I!Mi
ACQUAINTED V4*. fri TVlE / AT HOME WHERE*
EMPLOYEES IN ’THE. ^ e v e r i h a n g
OFFICE EO NOD'LL FEEL' i NW H AT
kow e: at h o m e w h e k
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in rut: uinet tv court o f t r i :
WKNTt •Ttllltl* JUDICIAL! Ctl<Cl IT 1»F Tin; STATE OF FLOR
IDA. IN AND KOIll SKMINOI.K
C< NTV
in CHANCERY.
Ml ItTI.K MUSIIKY, Cuniplulnunl,
ED
FOR SALE
60 Acres Celery land on pine
way drive among best flowing
wells in district. 25 acre* tiled
planted in celery in high state
of cultivation. .12 acres cleared
und in cultivation. 20 acres
rough.
Also $1,000,00 equlpmeti. >V;:i eed above for $22,500.00. This farm i» easily
worth
$45,000.00
including
equipment. If interested see, or
write,
H. M. Rumble/
Sanford. Florida
IIFSIIKY.
1 d o n 't KNONd WHAT K IND
OF AH IM PRESSION BILL’S
GOING T O MAKE AROUND TfcE.
o f F'.c e - l l l p e s u r p r v s e o m
eoM E OF THE S O T S IN T H E
S h i p p i n g R O O M DON’T
^__, T h RO\sJ h i m o u t
Drlt -iut ant.
•A>.MI-|..\ 1ST Foil DIVORCE
Till: .STATE OF FLORIDA TO
KD III sit EV
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D«-r«•t»v i.rib-rcit and re t.• aiqo-ii, on the K.Cutxl day
of J.iiunry. A l< fijs. to the lltll
filed .iiiMlitNt >"ii In the above
NtMt.'<| iriii.r
The ShIlford Herald
In I" i.-tj <1. HiKlinlril iin the new.rut" r in \i Iiu I, (hit order Khali be
lUihh.lv .I
Wltir...
e ••rrt t W1 Kelt I it ml tile
name ,.r
t'lrrk of Katd Clri-utl
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Hie isiii day of Nov■nibei 1
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IN TUi; circuit COURT OF THE
TWENTV-THIRD JUDICIAL CIR
CUIT ME Tilt: rtTATE o f FLo RII’A IN and F or SEMINOLE
COUNTY
IN CHANCERY.
(Legal N otices)
C. J I'FFOItO. ('ootplalnant.
vs
IN CUl'ItT OF COl'NTT JUDGE. IIAIIImND W. ti,...ENE. el ill. I'rSEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF
IviuImiiIm.
FOUEt 1 iSURU OF MoRTtlAilK
FLORIDA .
In rv Estate of JYiMN 4, Mil,I,lilt.
NOTICE IIF MASTER'S SALE
llpfrilkei!,
Noll. . t'. i.rei.t kIu ii that tut
To nil creditor*. lagater*. dlatrlbu* drr mi'l In |.i, n to , to tlml eerlulli
anil
Iepu, and all persons bavin* Final I'eer,' ... , ......... ..
o rv !
I'lulma or demand* against aalJ Halo n..n|». .111*1 entered on Ibe 24ml
rululr
I «A'-l
day ef Net, inl'er. A, D 1U27 lit
ton. und rtrli of you, are liar*, and b> Hi. i in mi i i,uil in und lor
hv ii.iMfi.-ii ami required to present Hrntloiil. t "ii... ., I nutmu. In olnin
$ta-sex. me. are u a ret. orr.
^/*tV o i m t t s u M
any rlulmn and demand* which V<>u. eery, in i • .rlitlu ruuan then
, i- l' <illi> i .
or either of you. may have against pendln» • ,
llie mlKlr of JOHN U MILLER. Comi'iini. ,
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it.miM Nh t\,
j)us Prompt - Efficient
drrrHKnl, lutii of Hsmlnul* Cfiunty, q r e e m : < * • H H Jlie poruted,
Service
1‘ITTSBUGRH, Nov. 26.—(1NR)
Florida, to (hr Run. Jan. U. Shsron wild S-"
tvmu It uro lluCounty Judac of Seminole County, fuliltaiit—A formal Invitation to thu I’ltt
at lit* office In the County Court
1. R i: ,i " t,' i Sni-ctal Ma*D-r.
fnot Inti I team to represent the Kast
»*i tk cr**u a t>house In Seminole County. Flurltl*. of Saul •
in the Annual Tournament of roses
within twelve mouths from tit* pot fit •-•! ►
ill **f t:r fur milu ami
dale hereof.
ael 1 t>. » ♦ t * . uitliltr for ,•11HI,
game in New Yenrs Day in 1’nsaIt And Found
luted Nor. JStli. A I* till.
A*, pu*. • *ii’• * tu fttre lint West
der.i was received by 1’itt author
Ll*LA A. MILLEl!
door o
< nnrt llotiHe In hunt
ities today from Inland Stanford.
Ad inInl strut rls of thr Estate of (tent,to
Florida. In the
Probably on First Street,
JOHN 1- MR.I.Fit
ell; i i
mi ,. .Florida on Moit-I UN1VKIISITY OF FLORIDA,
SARASOTA —Hlnglings erect
Deceased. day D" .ni. .i i
of January, A,
In Sanford anil Park, pair
D. 192'. lietUei'll Ibe Ilnurs of II N’ov. 29 (Special)—Building pro ing museum biulding here.
Hisses with chain attachlit
the
(oreiiuint
and
J
in
ibe
uf.
on thu cninpupsua of the
IN TUI! CIRCUIT cf'HHT OF TUB .aruooti, tin- |iro|tert> ilvacrlbed In jects
]itr please ca'l Mrs. W.
Floritlft State Women’s College
TW
KNTV-THIRD
JUDICIAL
CIR
N O T IC E
hh
I
i
I
ilri-ne.
I>luu
and
liullitf
In
Phone 636-W.
CUIT OF TUB STAVE OF FLOR tpe Courtly u( Seminole Stale of involving un aggregate coal nt
Till- ri-itolur u a ii un I m e e lln g «I
IDA. IN AND FOll SKMtNOLR . lurid., and ileni'rlhed as follows: nearly $5()o,U0U are nmv being III,' s i or kho liter* o f S em in ole RulliR
14— Rooms W ilhcut Hoard Virgiiiiti Home. 50 acres, 1000 COUNT''
IN CRANCKHY.
era, Inc., w ill be belt! lit Ibe n fflcc
lleidnuliia at the SottlliwvHt
bearing
apple,
peach
and
pear
planned in (he office of Rudolph of T he San ford Herald .Mondivv
J S IHNKi *•: nnd LOTTIE L DINgrown hand bag containrariur uf it,.- hk; i -I of (lie
KI.B.
Complainants.
trees.
3
acres
in
Family
Grapes.
Weaver, architect to the State D eren ib cr fJ. 1927 at e ig h t o'clock
Hu l-l uf S,*0111,11 39, Towtudilli
tr addressed to A. II.
RENT-NICELY furnished 10 acres nice truck land, 5 room
Si SimjIIi. ItaiiKe Jit Hast, SentBoard uf Control und head
ot
Jfnder please return to FOR
HBUNARD and LILLIAN M
MITCHELL
lllole Uoutilt. Florida, run East
bedrooms, in private home, phone house, 2 miles from Charlottesville, II IIKI1NAllO,
the school of Architecture of the
Becretnj^
nnd CAUL F. CHAWJfotcl or Joe’s Smoke 83..
Wham
dssirw w
S3?
I,
el.
Nnrlb
271
feet.
Wusl
FOUR
Defendant*
Vn„
3
miles
from
University
of
Unlvcri
Ity.
*17
frel
S"Ulli
271
feel
In
plui'e
loan on im proved owsreceive inward.
“
-------- Vtt, Price $6000.00, Terms $600.00
M tlltTRA RK KOHCI.OHUIIH
■ut Inulitnlnx. ALSO beKlnnliiK
Included in this work nro
Inesa nr rosldontU l
.
NOTICE OF SALK .
,
It 'the NeSlirml tor »,vr "t'f lloensh. Hal. $10.00 per month. 0 ‘ i . Not
15—
Apartment
For
Rent
l ltint and apcviflcationa
Tor
an
let.
Is
hereby
»il
vf
n
(hut
undcf
property mltfc qwVok
lt
of
I
Ii
v
St\
1-4
rim
Sunlit
free ticket to the Miluue
interest, payment monthly. If you uni by virtue.nf that cerlnln fluat,
WSSt 12U fuel. North . enlargement to the library of tiia
tsr v ie o — w ith »»*,
Irs. W. D. McDaniel.
iliicrae
of
fort.closure
and
*alo
ri'ti.
, ,
.
M 'i IM feet. Easl S.3U feel In llit
Women’s College for which $173,Nicely furnished four room upper have u boy nr girl to educate, or
o w s Inspection M *
;
»n I'i"
<T'rcu,,lit-^,)glftn
Jb ikplasi|r of.
oeKlnnlns.
no red lap* or loni
Uf rieinlniile Lonty.
Florins,
,vj>h
„,,, | wlwm.„ u . )0O was appropriated by the leg
Small collie pup with light t e tm.$ntn fpO-Pulmctto Ave. want n summer home. Address I ouri
8. OIK
Box 1198, Sanford.
i Iiiittcerv.
lia(ii-erv. wherein J. S.
ItINKLr. hitfailltanienl*
nnd
atipurleiiiiin-ee islature; the uddition will bo n
deIays—“ tsh o tho real
1
’
body and white feet. -A™W
N*
°
’
(jarner
~
Phonc
fil°
und
LlJTTIK
U
IUNKLK
are
tl»«
beloiiKlns or In any wise wing of the existing library and
ter np w ith as.
t'ornplnlnittits. And !!. IIKRN'.UUI IhSrnlu
to name of “Frisky". W . '
npi'ertalnlna. llte same in In- sold will conform in architectural de21—
Acreage
For
Sale
and
LILLIAN*
M
.
RKUNARD.
sad
U
nlim ited fund* * ♦ » ’
In
aatlsfy
llte
said
di-t-ree.
dated
»l
810 Myrtle Ave.
... j CAUL F. CRAWFORD, are the de- SnUford, Fhirltht. the 22nd day of la: Is.
available fo r loans to
frndiinl*.
bearlnif
date
the
13th
day
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment 10 acres fine farm land, best locu of October. A. 1>. IS27, I. the under, KNuYi'inbcr. A It. 1927.
I'luns for the structural work in
Supplied from n Deep Wei
am ounts o f $ 2 ,0 0 9 t # .|
n
IL II. UntFFtTII.
thres rooms bath und garage
connection
with the new radio and slorcd in a hermetically
nlsned
Mauler,
will
on
Mlmda.v.
tion
in
county
for
dairy
and
$100,000.
Speciul
Muster
imobriea
$35,000 per month. Apply Mrs. A. poultry farm, 25 acres cleared. Hrremher fifth 193?. durln* the Iik station ot the University of Flori
EARI'AI.U
*1
hours
of
sale,
before
(he
Court
Siiltcltor for Ciiinidalnunt
K. Powers at library.
da are still under coimiderntlon in| Healed tank, which preventt
Has lako on it. Price $150.00 per Runni- ilnor In Hanford. Seminole
So* er 9(1’•re**
contamination, Loch Ar
Mr.
WeaverV
office
and
a
con
County.
Florida,
offer
for
sale
and
at
re.
Easy
terms.
Phone
120
Jn
>
.
DODGE
Oi>r 1 oc-’ roun*q|j'.;I ' (
E CRtUUlT Cnl.'HT O F T IIE
sell unto llte hlkhrsl' bidder fur INTTWHEN
bor’s water is as pure nnd
T Y -T ill 11ll|! J UD1C1A I. <T tt- tract for this work la exacted to
curs und Graham trucks. Garage apartment unfurnished. F. Pearson.
rush, the following described pro
S. IL Div*, , "n
authorities
i IF T H E STATE OF FLORIDA be let by University
perty, to Hemlnole County, Floridgood ns any to be found In
13th Street Phone 3.
5 rooms, bath, gua electricity.
IN A N D FOR SEMIN OLE COUN immediately, following the return
Sanford. Fla . .i K.f
ds.
ns
follow,
to-wit:
Four or * nine acres celery land,
TY.
IN CHANCERY.
115 1-2 West 10th. Street.
Florida.
Lot I*. | lb irk F, of Mitchell's
of
1
resident
A.
A.
Murphec
from
near
Monroe.
117
1-2
W.
19th.
StII.
A.
WARD.
•
■
Ml,
Cuntplaluiinls.
Harvey of Irfsvy (Irani, except,
PS & COWAN CO. Auto
tp
Chicago where he attended a
lux the hard road nnd the Han
Ask for a sample
or und sheet metal works,
AKIN It VV i IRE ENE, e l ill, IV . meeting of the N'litional Associa
ford sod Indian Itlvrr Railroad . IIAY
24—
Lots
For
Sait
leiidarils.
nch Avenue. Phone 710-W. Attractive furnished apartments
Itluht of Way ihrouxh property
tion of Stute Universities. The have it analyzed.
FORKCLOSURE " U MIXtTil AHR
iin at preamit tocuted.
NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALK
contract for thu electrical unit
corner Park and Tenth St.
Hold
property
to
he
M
old
to
satis
No R ch Is hereby g i v e n that n u has already been awarded to the
pFOBD BUlCK CO.
Frigidaire installed, water and FOR SALE —I own several good fy said decree unit costs
ll'-.' und In purxounru to that cerlots in Sanford, on paved streets,
H. A. II. TVILKINKON.
212 l/agonlia Ave.
Construction Company
guruge furnished. Phone 18-J.
laln
Filial Dicre,- o f F oreclosure Giuyjiar
. .
Hpeclnt Muster and Hnlc
that I will sell at less than cost on
PS
367.
nisilo und e n trred on the and it will be ready for installa
LBOMAltDT
A
LFflNAItnV.
terms of $10.00 cash and $10
22nd d ay o f N o w m b e r , A. D. I'.i27
Solicitors fnf Complainants.
In and by the circ u it C ou rt In nnd tion i"* sen-- as tho towers and
For Kent—A furnished apartment. monthly to u responsible buyer,
plUPr*- UAKMONS
DeForest - Sanford
for Hem lnole C ou n t). Florida.
In control building aro rcady<—
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIE chancery, In * ,-uiise therein
Mrs. II. H. Chappell.
Phone box 200 care The Herald.
uford Automobile Co.
TWENTY-TRI
It
1
1
'JUIMCIALICIHponding w h erein II. A. W A RD , II
(Lftful Notices)
ollt . We.
Phone 137 378-W.
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA >V
IIARNUM.
A. SCHULTZ
und
FOR SALE—Oak Hill corner lot.
IV AND FOR SKMINOI.K COUN CHAItLKH
Realty G". •
H. RATES ure com plainCheap. Very little cash required.
TY. IV C1IANUKHY.
so ls , an d RAYMOND W. tlR E E N E
LTTON
M'
tit
EM
AN.
at
al.
ComP. O. Box V.'J
Sanford FixAttractively furnished two room On Geneva Avenue. An exceptional
• irreiiacrrs Incurporuled mid lb-r
lines Service
pUlnanls,
kl,-y 'B lack m an are d efen d u n ls:
apartment, hot wuter, privute huy. Box 123 Care The Herald.
o t ci
I. k II. Orlffllh. Hpcelul Ai'auler
RAYMOND W. HltEENE. el al. De uf said ca u se. Iiy nalu d ecree up- N olle* la hereby g iv e n In all p erson s
ala transfer picture*, bath, and garage, close in. 212
fendants,
26— M iscellaneous F o r Sale
lionlnled. sh a ll offer for sa le and h a v in g claim * nf uuy klml or n a t
tints- and brushes. Sun W. 4th St.
FORKCtiOHUHE OF MOKTRARK sell
to th e h igh est bidder for rash ure a g a ln a l the tb'iulnole C ou n t)
NOTICB OK MASTER'S HALE
use Paint* and Varnishes.
al public o u tcry beforo Ihr West Rank of Honfunl. Klitrlils, t h a t un.
Notice
la
hereby
slven
that
un
For
Quick
Sato:
Upright
piano
in
door
Of th e Court Rouse III xuld les s sucll cla im s are pri-leilD-,1 to ll o
Paint and Wall Pape*
and In pursuance to that cer.
County, Florida. Ill (lo R eceiv er
ef
>uM bank w l t h l r
first class condition—$100.00 der
W. First St.
For Rent—An unfurnished garage
lain Final IVcr*,- uf Foreclosure Seminole
ci I y o f Hanfurd, Florida, on Monday t w e lv e mniillis from tlio il.itn of (hi*
Cash
Address
117
Popular
Ave.
■•m
l
Sale
made
and
entered
on'lhs
apartment four rooms and bath
2nd. d a y . .of January, A. D. e o llc e ,
S<-|it■•mb' i 17. 1937. aam s
2Jnd. day nf Novemhar. A. I>. I**’ Ihe
1921. b e t w e e n the hours of II In the w ill be forever barred under Iht
[ETE In every shape and a!! conveniences, double garage.
In
and
by
the
circuit
Court
la
and
forenoon
and
2
In
Hie
aReripwin
Itriivlslinia
etc.. Sanford Cement Owner leaving Sanford. R. L. FOR SALE—The best little busl- fnr Seminole County. Florida. In ihe properly d escrib 'd In said d.»* F lorid a. nf C haplcr 7933. L a w s ol
In a certain cause there- ere*, lying and b eing In the Count)
Ccir.pany, FiLh and Chrisenbcrry, I*. O. Bo* 1378. n;ss In Sanford. Must sell before Chancerv,
November 30th. Apply at Lsjbby In pending wherein UPTON MOKE- of Hem lnole. S ta te of Florida, anil Yon will presenl all claim s In Mr.
Sts. Phone 112-W.
Phone 803 L3 after 7 P. M.
and KL1ZA8BTH MOREMAh!
a* fo llo w s:
K. H. VsttcrUfl, Rscniuver a t S an News Stand, National Bank Bldg. MAN
are complainant*, and RAYMOND described
The W e st Q uarter of Ihe N orthfunl, Florida.
W.
CRtKKNE.
flrcenacres
Incorpnra*
Russel.
Farms, Groves,
• ist Q u a rter
of the N o r th w e s t
. E R N E S T AMOS.
ted.
and
Berkley
Biacksaan
are
de
I'ttsatlrnll-r S(**(e ,*f Florida
Q u arter o f HerOnn 92. T o w n s h ip
UO N. Park Ave. Phone One four room apartment modem 27—Money to Loan
fendants.
21
South.
R
an
g,
2n
East,
conveniences, call ut Ball Park
t. It D. Orimih, Special Master to g e t h e r w ith all Ihr ten em en ts,
said cause by *nld decree *,n- h e r e d it a m e n ts and appurtenance*
filling station, phone 426-J.
Money to loan on resiliences in nf
of thousands of dollars but
pnlnted.
shall offer fnr Mle and
b e lo n g i n g or In dny w ise
Interest
rate.
Bo*
Sanford, low
■ell In the hltfhent bidder fnr rash Iherato
Drink
Elder
IfClIT PRINT SHOP
a p p erta in in g , the aam« to he sold
»t piihllc outcry bt-fnre the IVnl to
s a t i s f y the suld decree, dated
service on anything ir. Thera is a free ticket to the Mi- 503. c-6 The Ilcraid.
a few dollars deposited
door nf the Court Rouse In said at Hanford.
the Sind, day
°ff- A phone call will gut lone for Mr. Lawrence Cooper, ct
Hemlnole Camntv. Florida. In the of N o v em b er.Florida,
A. D 1927
Springs Water
city of Hanford. Florid*, on Mon
CLASSIFIED DISPLAYI
Phone 417-W. 9 Rall- The Herald office.
It. II RRIFF1TM
with regularity and persistday the 2nd dav of January. A
Ive.
Special Master.
D. ISIS, between Ihe hour* Of II WM. H E A RD AL L . •
Health Insurance
In ihe forenoon and J In the after S olicito r for Complalnuula
REAL ESTATE
ance.
noon. the property described In sail
• free ticket to the Mi For Rent—One nicely fumiabsd
deers*, lying and being In the
nor Mm. H. W. Rucker, at
apartment, all modem conven FOR SALE—In center of Ixingwood County of Seminole. Stale of Flori
h id office.
da. and described as follows;
iences, $25.00 monthly. Phona
“Get A head” habit
Tbs Northeast nuarter (NEI-I)
207, 915 W. 1st S t
small grove with 31 tangerines and
of
the
Northwest
nuartsr
L Ro o f in g —The Roof e »INW t *S> of lectlou 31. Town,
is Banking your extra
ship 31 Mouth. IIt*rt*c 20 Kast.
nffMetal
shinglee; APARTMENTS FOR RENT—In 16 orange trees, all bearing fins
less
the West tea acres, con
L* "earn tin and galvlnltcd the Herald Building. Right down fruit. 3 room cottage nnd bath, 2
taining thirty acres mors or
dollars.
James II. Cowan. Oak town. Partly furnished. Reason
less, all In McmlnoU County,
Florida.
Third St Phont 111.
able. Inquire at the Herald Office. poarches all screened- in. Comfort
Inyelher with all th# tenements,
ami annurtsnances
You
I UP YOUR o l d w a l l s Beautiful apartments—Two room* ably furnished. 160 feet from Dixie hereditaments
thereto belonging or In any wise
QHE NLW (WALL PAINT
nnpoetalnlng.
Ihe
seme
to
be
sold
Q
U
A
L
I
T
Y
R
I
G
H
T
kitchenette and bath attractively
Can Do It
NEW AND BET- furnished, centrally located, all Highway on Pine St. Reasonable by *•> ' I ’lsfy the said deers*, dated a'
Hanford. Florid*, the ltnd. day of
fOR FURTHER INFORM A- Improvements.
Here
November. A. D. I9IT.
$6.00 per week. Tel. owner, Georgs Angrave.
PR IC E S-R IG H T
l CALL PHONE 235-J OR
R. U UUIFFITlt.
777
or
775.
Hpaclal Master.
v C. COLLER, SANFORD.
Wtl. REARDALL
Solid
lor
for
Complainant*.
CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 612
Mlsceltsncou*
We can Save You Money on High Grade
Park Ave. Apartments—2 and >
j RAPH—repairing. piano
—garage
and
waters
Reasonable.
re experts with 17 years
Poultry, Dairy and Horae Feeds
Hanford music store
Just Unloaded a Car Of
FURNISHED
apartment
for
rent
t Shoppe Room 10 ft 11 MeFor Self, well established re
in the Herald building-a down
Airsdc. Phone
Carey Shingles
town ('cation a t remarkably low
tail
cash
grocery
businese.
Siffna of all kinds. rates. Aak f«r Mr. H a ln ^ .a t The
And Roofing
Paint ft Wall Paper Hr raid office.
•
— n - i f x
Inventor/ about $1500.00. Rea
They are Guaranteed
16— Houses For Rent
sonable rent, now doing around
t*8 URUG STO R E-PreWholesale and Retail
e c u r it y
3
room
cotUge.
modem
conven
„
Dru»*. Soda. We are
$2000.00
business
per
mon:ti.
<’F r c a Manufacturer, D irect Ti
! ^ ^ y o u r phone. Call 103 iences 1314 E. 4th St. Call
LUMBER CO.
8'7-J.
_W, 8. B a rto o . M * r.
Address Box 990 c-o Herald.
L vPj ®U°CKS— Irrigation
m
ord Ave.
'^T^ffeneial cement work. For RsnL—Five room house. 717
V/. 1st. Street. $W-°° P°r
Co. J. E. TerSV >M
months Cell 708-W,
j
N *ad Blm,
Risers should give their
it postoffice address as
i their phone number if
Isire results. About one
|out of u thousand has
phone and the others
fommunicate with you
they know your address,
liscontinuence MUST he
person at The Sanfora
[office or by letter. TeleIdiscontinuenccs are not
S ,
-
l
II
I
New Buildings For
W o m a n ’s College
Will C o s t $500,000
Loans
Quick 1
LOCH ARBOR
Has Pure Water
i
Baldwii
Mortgage Co
I^
I
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It Is
Not a Question
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_j,ed in Florida's Heart.
World's Greatest Vegetable
Its Richest Garden Land
Jm e x i x .
Leaned Wire International N e w ,
Rainstorm Wrecks
Plane Killing Two
rayAnnouncesRus|a I s W illin g ^ T o
:rap All W a r M atials Within Y e a r
itic Program
liven A t Parley
3t W arlike Nation
jReadyToDemobilIf Others W ill
EVA, Nov. .10—Soviet
a took the center of
tage as soon as the
ie of Nations PreparaDisarmament Commis|opened here today.
.
xim I.itvinoff, head of
Soviet delegation, who
the first speaker, aned that Soviet Russia
C LE V E LA N D ,
Nov. 30 —
— U N S )—-A driving rainstorm
which delayed mail planes be
tween Chicago and Cleveland,
was blamed today fo r the ac
cident o f A ir Mail Pilot Ed
ward Axberg, who, according
to information reaching Super
intendent John Berry o f thu
local airport, was killed in the
crash o f his plane near Corruma, Indiana last night. Berry
said he had been informed that
A xberg had crashed while try
ing to fly thru the rain storm
at a low altitude. An observing
plane, set out from Cleveland
in an effort to verify the re
ports o f Axberg'a death was
forced back by poor visibility,
and continued rain.
FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY NOVEMBER 30, 1927.
PINCHOT GIRDSColonel Forbes Declares MISSION HOME
He A n d Dr. Cook W ill Try
ARMORTOHU Long Flight To South Pole ATL0NGW00D
POWER TRUSTS
IS ABANDONED
Ex-Governor O f Pennsylvania
Begins Campaign Opposing
Power TruslsAndSeatingOf
Senator-Elect William Vare
Corporation Backed
By Several Billions
Avers Power Trusts Should
Not Re Allowed To “ Gobble
Up” Resources Of Country
PLYM O U TH , Maas., N o v. 30—
(I N S )— Dr. Frederick Cook, a t
North Pole fame, and Colonel
Charles G. Forbes, form er director
o f the United States Veterans’
Bureau, are going to f ly to the
South Pole, the Colonel stated at
the home o f his aged mother hchs
today.
The flight, which m ay precede
that of Commander Richard E.
Byrd, will, take place as soon as
Dr. Cook is liberated from Leaven
worth Penitentiary, where Colonel
Forbes was
cellmate.
Dr. Cook
go in the role o f
Japan Issues Sharp
WarningToChinaln
L o a n Controversy
K
T R A IN S CRASH
H IG H L A N D P A R K , III., Nov.
30.— ( I N S ) — A
motorman
was
killed and many passengers sus
tained injuries here today when
two Chicago North Shore
and
Milwaukee electric trains crashed
at an open switch. H arry Wick
lander, 60, motorman o f a local
train which ran through an open
switch met instant death when the
front end o f his train crashed into
a merchandise train standing up
on a .siding.
S T A R V IN G G IR L FO UND
C A N T O N . O.. Nov. 50.— (IN S )
— Attracted by the sobbing o f little
three year old Annette Mann, Mrs.
Anna Bonts, a neighbor who had
cared fo r the child on frequent oc
casions, discovered the little g irl in
a half starved condition, and her
parents. John Mann, end Annette
Mann. 24, ly in g dead on the floor
o f a bedroom, at the Mann home
here, it w as learned today. .
S T U A R T — Southeastern
Ice
Company to build pecking house
for Martin County Cooperative
Mark *
L-'-w,r 4
—th
scientist, Colonel Forbes as navi
gator. The best possible pilot will
h®.,elected, the Colonel said.
Dr. Cook is fa r from discourag
ed by his North Polo experiences Director O f Misaioniiry Fel
and can prove— and I shall help
lowship Returns From New
him— that he discovered that pole."
York ToConflrmDisappcarsaid Colonel Forbes. “ Dr. Cook is
nnce
O f Treasurer] Hilton
not a fakir so far as explorations
go. Ho convinced me by a mass of
data that he and not Commander Officer Is Believed
Robert E. Peary discovered the
Mentally Deranged
North Pole. The trouble with him
r
is that he is a medical man and
was unable to put forth his sci«n- i Exfslance Of BcncfnctorAnd
Ufic facts.”
Mis $2,100,000 G ift Found
AR SHIFTS BULLET RIDDLED
DISTRICT AND BURNT BODY
STRIKES of
VARIED BUSINESS
AWAITS OPENING
OF NEXT SESSION
By Kenneth Clark
Interoational News Service
S taff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30— A
rambling, ivy-covercd house
in
Rhode Islund Avenue, just a few
blocks from the White House, is
fast becoming a political mecca
House Will Plunge Into Leg fo r congressional progressives.
islative Program As Senate
It is the honvo o f Gtfford I’ inFaces Task Of Disposing Of chot, ex-governor o f Pennsylvan
Fight AgalnstTwoSenatora ia. Although out o f active politics,
following his defeat fo r the Sen
W A S H IN G T O N , Nov. 3 0 .- A ate, Pinchot. has set up shop to
fur-reaching program o f legislat conduct a campaign before Con
ion investigation appropriation, gress against the so-called power
electi'^n contests and politics today trust and agninst the seating of
awaited the opening gong o f the senator-elect William S. Vare (R )
Seventieth Congress next Monday. o f Pennsylvania.
The activity of tho new Congress
............^
vit
One
wing of the house has been
w ill carry the quadrenniel signifi- , turned over entirely" 1nto " o°ffTcoa',
cance that usually goes to a session 1...................
..
-is across the sec
Pinchot’s office
on the eve of a presidential elect ond floor. On the walls hang
ion. Its leaders predicted a turbu- trophies
_
__f the
__
__ _ and caro
hunt
lent future, much like that o f the i toons
_ depicting
.
.. his ,part
___ in the
Sixty-Eighth Congress four years **
Ballinger conservation fig h t dur
ago when the oil scandals were ing the T a ft administration. He
firs t unearthed.
Party politics has n regular starff o f secretaries
w ere expected t « play n dominant and stenographers.
role in us much ns the Republicans I “ I believe that tho present Conhold only a paper majority, and j gress will develop tho hlg issue
ernnot legislate without Demo I o f the next presidential camcratic help.
Ipnign,” Pinchot said today. ,” It
While the House w ill plunge im is the question o f whether the
mediately into its legislative pro power trust, backed by billions o f
gram, the Senate faces the neces dollars, shall be permitted to gobsity o f disposing o f the election lo up all tho country’s great nat
contests against
Senators-elect ural power resources. Tho trust
Frank L. Smith, o f Illinois, and hns opened up a suite o f offices
W illiam S. Vare, o f Pennsylvania, here and is prepared to spend unbefore attempting legislative acti told amounts o f money to obtain
vity. Because o f this, Senate lead the power resources fo r private
ers anticipate litle legislation until greed.”
a fter the Christmas holidays.
Pinchot and his s ta ff have spent
In the house Republican leaders months gathering data to be pre
placed the new tax blH, the $100, sented to CojMjrejx,
He 1* con
000,000 deficiency appropriation fident that teih Senate w ill adopt
bill und the alien property bill on Senator Thomas J. Walsh’s reso
their opening program.
lution for an investigation o f the
Supply bills will have the usual electric power interests.
right o f way, however, even over
“ This inquiry w ill rpvcnl facts
thiff legislation. Flood control, bou that w ill startle tho country,” ho
lder dam and a farm relief bill declared. “ I am
sure it
will
were placed in a second group awaken tho peopio to the fight
while Musclo Shoals legislation, a ngairfst the trust. I t is the one
now merchant marine bill and a big economic issue thut the peo
"b ig navy” bill were put in a third ple must face. A lo n g with power
group. Unless the leaders are dis development,
Congress should
appointed, this entire program will provide money fo r the whole Miss
be enacted by the House before issippi V a lley to prevent another
(flood disaster.”
next summer’s adjournment.
A s another step in his' fight
Tho Senate faces on entirely
Vare,
Pinchot. today
different situation,
Democratic against
leaders havo served notice they spight to put the Republican N a
.will seek to keep Smith and Vara tional Committee on record as be
from taking their oaths of office ing opposed to seating the Sena
when the Senate meets Monday. tor-elect. Ho addressed an open
the committee, which
This will project an immediate letter to
meets here next week.
fig h t over seating both men.
“ I am keenly anxious that my
The contest may even prevent
President Coolidge delivering his party shall not lay itself open to
annual message to Congress next the chargo o f having winked at
Tuesday, as under the Senate’s or profited fo r a bought and atolrules, no. other
business. can
be #n„*JV e5
,t *on’’ ho said.
. .. .•
.
\7 a e n l a a n n t m l I
“ I f Vare
is seated the American
transacted until these contests are
settled. The rule, however, may bo people w ill adjudge the republi
waived to hear the President's can Pa rty guilty o f conniving at
the purchase and theft o f an el
message.
ection and o f doing so fo r Its own
political benefit.”
He predicted that both Vare and
Senator elect Frank I* Smith (R )
o f Illinois would bo kicked out o f
the Senate.
Vare, in a statement today, said
expected to be seated, and w el
PHIKING, Nov., 80—(INS)—Re comed the “ minutest scrutiny” o f
sentment and a warning that fur hi* election. He declared no fraud
ther action would be forthcoming would be found., To deprive
unless a satisfactory explanation Pennsylvania o f a legally elected
wan made by the Chinese General Senator, he added, “ would be the
blow
at
representative
Yang-Yu -Ting o f his statement worst
about Japan’s diversion o f the re government since the legislative
ported Morgan loan was expressed machinery was first set in mo
“ I do not believe it will
today by the Japanese Minister, tion?”
happen,’’
ha concluded.
Yoshisawa.
_ to sign n convention for
struction of all war matcrithin a year.
noff declared that, “ in case
apitalistlc governments are
udy to abolish their armies
a year, the Soviets propose
cte disarmament over n per*
years, beginning In 1028.”
Russian * program was the
drastic und far-reaching even
ed at a disarmament parley,
ef points o f the Soviet’s
Is follow:
Immediate universal
disent by Innd and sea, begin■next year;
An international convention
ng the signatory nations to
y all war materials and rctheir armies to mere police
over a period o f four years,
the powers are w illin g to
'at onco:
Demobilization o f all land,
air forces.
e&truction o f all heavy and
llery, machine guns, army
s stores, all warships of
■ and a ll airplanes except
fi fo r 's lr ic t ly Commercial
es;
taxation o f
nil m ilitary
ing;
—Demolition o f all forts by
and sen and the reduction o f
va) bases.
—Strict control o f oil chemiorks and chemists to prevent
sanufacture o f w a r materials;
Abolition o f poison gas up
as such as could be used in
re;
—Abolition by all govern
or war offices and ministries
trine and aviation posts exthose used in peaceful, comial air commerce;
—Forbidding o f all m ilitary
ganda.
—Refusal by governm ent o f
its f(/r war making inventions,
aws should be enacted m iking
rime against the state for
ne to transgress any o f the
• *et forth in these propos
e d Lithvlnoff.
he Soviets
participated in
Conference because they were
need that the
capitalistic
nunent are not capable o f aoIhhing the task,” explained
no/f. “ W e want the problem
nted in concrete from and our
1* in behalf o f non-aggression
with our neighbors show our
fsith.”
. > ••
* delegates to the conference
upected a drastic set o f pro1 from the Soviet delegates,
-itvinoff’s program was so
w i n g that it literally took
the breath o f the statesmen
n|>Ied here.
*/
international
conference
opened here today ia the
plenary session o f
the
Hue's Preparatory Commlsfor world disarmament.
*ny six nations w ere represincluding two that are not
General Yang-Yu T in g yester
otrs o f the League o f Nations day declared that the thirty milli
United States and Soviet Rua- on dollar loan to Japan fo r developement o f the Manchurian Rail
threats to international w ay would be used by Japanese
{Qillity were hanging over EuUticiana to further “ imperialtoday when th e conference
Ic” designs in that territory.
pb'*d.. They are:
Yoshizawa characterised
the
proiish -Lithuanian territorstatement as “ an astonishing one,
*Pute which dates back five
coming from a responsible offici
^ to the seizure o f Vilna (fo rUpital o f Lithuania) by pol- al*, adding that he had written
*oopi. Recently it hae been General Y an g demanding an ex
'*d by Soviet Russia that Po planation. Yoshisawa said;
“ General Yang go* 9 t°o *“ r ln
* * * Preparing to go to war
Mt Lithuania. Poland denied charging the Tanaka government
w ith intention of diverting Ameri
“ Tonsion in the Balkane over can money to retain office. A l
? ? " t treaty o f alliance be- though the general entertains em* J U ,y. and Albania which not n ity towards Japan, I am sure that
I*1’ ** ttaly full naval control I f ho studies the Chino- Japanese
a ^ . , . , n *tfc and o f dominant question thoroughly he w ill be un
in the western Balkans, able to soppore hla statement with
Ju~*y* M d i r e c t threat to facta. Unless General Yang replies
***>•• Albania and Jugos- satisfactorily, I inuat take further
.. en 9t
loggerheads action.”
id
f t * I*tter nation anFLOGGING C ASE U P
" « little kingdom o f Monte▼
e
l
•*
LIJVER NE , Ala.. Nov. 30 —
tbe PParers which were
( I N S ) — Tha case o f Thaxton Mil
today
more
^ » 0 0 0 men under arms (on ler. charged with kidnapping Trav
" i «**. Lasil). and upwards is Bozeman, who is alleged later
aai
airplanes equip- to have been Hogged by a mask^ Manned fo r any emergen- od mob, will liktly go to the Jury
today. • '. „
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• -
Member Audit Bureau* O f Circulations
Homh Is Hirled From Eleva
ted Static i And Penetrates
Roof Of 0 ie Story Building
Demolishing The Interior
CHICAGO, * .v . 30.— ( I N S ) —
Action o f C icKgo’s gan g war
shifted to the North Side today
when homb “ lo . 10’’ wrecked tho
interim o f nr alleged gam bling
resort which lestled against the
Sheridan Rond elevated platform.
Police bcliov the bomn was hur_
led from the i evated station. It
crashed throuji tho roof o f tho
one story, struc ure and demolished
the interior.
1
Robert Itoynilds, one o f the ow
ners told invei igators that ho
hnd “ been haviig trouble with n
politician.”
He declared that re
cently his home hnd been entered
by hoodlums. Re nolds denied there
thad been any gi nbling in his place
since the police ( -dor to “ close up.’’
Meanwhile au lorities continued
their investigatici into the death o f
Carmen Ferro whose bullet rid
dled body was f und yesterday on
» lonely road neof Bensonvills. Ferr0 undoubted!; h d been taken fo r a
.ide by gangstc enemies, police
declared.
Amazing detjils o f the alain
man's “ double Hi i” were coming to
light today. Feiro was known in
his neighborhood as a respectable
manufacturer, M|eet and w elM iked
he lived quiet/y with hia fa m ily in
a beautiful home on South Park
way.
But this picture o f amiable dom
esticity was suddenly wrecked by
Assistant United States A ttorney
Daniel Anderson, who today paint
ed Ferro os the ring leader o f a
large and vicious band o f moon
shiners. Anderson revealed that
Ferro with six o f his gan g was to
have faced Federal Judge Adum C.
C liffe nexi Monday on a charge of
conspiracy to violate the prohib
ition law.
To Be Mythical By Board
Local reports
concerning tho
nbondonmor.t o f tho
$ 16 ,000,000
campaign fo r the Longwood Miss
ionary Fellowship
and o f the
^
strange <lisnp|M'nranco o f John
II. Hilton, treasurer o f the assoc
iation, were confined today by a
member o f the hnurd o f directors
Believed Negro WasTakcnTo who hns just returned from New
Top Of Mountain Where He York but who would not permit
Was Shot To Death And His the use o f his name for publication.
The ilcrnldfts informant admitted
Body Cremated On Platform
that no _"umls had ever been re
ceived hy the association, t hut
WHITF.SBUGR, Ky., Nov. 30.—
/Txrc, T .
. ; •
,
, John \V. English, whoso supposed
w j —
b<* r
I* «n n n l i donation o f $2,400,000 .toward* the
Wood, negro o f Bunham, Ky., nc- ischool resulted in the installation
.cused
. . . . j of -----,
.
.Herschel
.
. —Deat
* o f Hilton ns a director, wns u
murdering
on, 26, of Bluefieid, W. Va., sev person whose cxistnnee has been
discovered tn he false and that ex
eral days ago, was found today on
tensive plans for n gigantic enter
the top of Cumberland Mountain,
prise at Longwood had “ gone up
following his abduction from the in smoke."
Whitesburg, Ky., jail last night.
Th.* director expressed the op
Tho ,..»dy had been riddled with inion tlmt Hilton, reputed to have
bullets ana burned.
been wealthy at one time, hnd be
Two negro women were nlso held come mentally unbalanced and de
in the jail here in connection with nied tlmt tho officer had made his
the Deaton murder. Mrs. Fess getaway with a large sum o f mon
Whitaker, jailer, said the mob ey belonging to the orgnnizntinn.
Jjrokr in the doors of the prison
Hilton 4s said to havo become
and she wns powerless to resist interested in the Longwood pro
them.
ject several months njni through
Reliable reports were prevalent a missionary. Ho was declared to
to the effect that Wood wns taken havo hnd ideas similar to those
to the top o f the mountain where that were being incorporated in
the lynchers, armed with rifles, the Longwod home.
doming to
formed n half-circle about him, nnd Florida, he Immediately got in
shot him down.
Tho body wns touch with the founders o f the
then placed on n speaker's stand, Longwood school and thereafter
which hud been erected fo r the he announced that a mysterious
opcn.ng of the new Kentucky-Vir donor hnd agreed to give $2,4000,
gim a highway, th e platform nnd 000 to the cause.
the body were saturated with gaso
Banquets were held in Chicago,
line and the structure fired.
rhilndeiphlt, Orlando und then at
Deaton, the son o f K. U. Deaton, New York. Expenses uf these a f
prominent coal operator o f the fairs were nil mot by M r. Hilton,
Blycjield, W. Va., vlcinlUc was it is declared. lie arranged tho
shot to death when he r e e le d to New York dinner fo r lost Monday
permit a negro nnd two negro night at tho Pennsylvania Hotel,
women to rido In his automobile, wnero tho henofnetor wns suposed
according to reports. He wns rid to turn over tho g ift o f $2,400,000.
ing with two companions, enrouto A t tho banquet n telegram was
to Fleming Ky.. at the time.
read, purporting to say that tho
Wood, Mrs. Joe Knapp and an man hail been detained but that
other negress whoso name could the money would be forthcoming
not be learned, were arrested late the follow ing duy.
Monday at Jinkins, a threatening
Tw o iluys elapsed nnd thu hoard
crowd gathered and the three o f directors is snid to hnve bcconio
prisonrs were taken to Whitesburg suspicious,
lihcir investigations
with a view to preventing violence. are snid to hnve disclosed the dis
appearance o f Hilton and the nonexistnnee o f John W. English and
his donation o f $2,100,000. Hints
o f bogus checks being given by
Hilton in payment o f expenses for
the dinner have ulso been reported
hut The Herald’s Informant was
unable to confirm these.
In the meantime plans nro being
Eddlo Pell, charged with tho
murder o f David E. Walker, Voi- mnde to hold n meeting, o f the
uata county constable, wrnt pn board ut Longwood on December
trial yesterday morning in cir fl, it was revealed. A t that timo a
cuit court at DeLand, according to full discussion as to what w ill be
dono utxiut the project Is to ws
advices received by The Herald.
hold. Indications are now that
P ell Is alleged to have slain tho o f
tho scheme w ill have to be com
ficer last July 8 os Wulkcr at pletely abondoned, the director
tempted to scorch his nutomobilo
.
,
fo r liquor. Tho shooting took place said.
It was admlttd that tho- board
at Oateen ln rear o f tho Pell home. o f directors is liable for some exPell was recently Indicted for pcnscs' thut Imve been incurred in
‘murder in connection the name o f tho association. Theso
- the
- • case and.........................
*
with
he and his broth
include considerable expense In re
er Raymond Psll wsro named lit a modeling o f the Orange and Black
second Indictment on
a similar be used as general headquarters
H otel at Langwood which was to
E w ief prevails that Pell will In and In the purchase and im prove
terpose a plea o f self-defense, his ment o f land which was to be used
attorneys Indicating this In their as os ite fo r the missionary homo
examination o f veniremen. Prot- and other biuldings.
pectlva Jurors were questioned con
cerning their sympathies with tho
law wnlch legalizes a plea o f self
defense to the extent o f taking
human life when on accused be
lieve* himself In imminent danger
o f death.
•
Poll was arrested the day o f
Over 200 msmberehlpa had bsen
Walker's slaying following a coro r a n 'i
inquest at a prelim secured as the Chamber o f Com
inary
hearing
was
ordered merce® workers took the field this
or
hold without baiL Later Coun morning on the second day
sel
fo r
Poll
Instituted hab their four-day campaign. This an
eas corpus proceedings and se nouncement was made b y E. J.
cured h i release on a $12,000 bond, Trotter who checked the reports
the hearing being held before and expressed gratification over
Judge Wallace Wright o f this the results o f tho firs t day’ s work.
Today’ s efforts were expected to
city. The bond warn subsequently
the
300
withdrawn and Pell gave himself push the to U l around
mark, possibly over that figure.
up to be remanded to Jail.
Th# accused man Is represented Encouraged by their success o f
b y an Imposing array o f counsel Monday, the worker* composing
including toe firms o f Leonsrdy the 10 teams set out today with
a n d . Ltaonardy o f Sanford, and the determination ‘ to make tho
Palmer. Dickinson, Shirley and drive a tremendous success.
Yesterday's
eanvis*
»n o w »a
U k * o f Tam p* and M. S. McGreg
or o f DeLand. Tho state Is rep team number elx turning In the
resented by J. A . Scarlett assist largest number o f memberships,
ed by B. J. Hltbum o f Pslstka who those composing the team are *
has been retained by relatives o f R. P U tt, Paul B. Monahan.
Rev. M ortim er Glover and F,
the .lain man.
Bender. Three other group*
tied fo r second place honor*,
TR AN SPO R TE D
w ere teams two, three,
*
Number tw o U com
Tonn., Nov. 30.—
C. F ort, J od g* J. G.
,forW< Cobb and C. J. N
nited
Fred B.
faced a charge
than one gal•folony.
EddiePell P l a c e d
Ier Withdraws On Trial In DeLand
Prosecution For Walker Slaying
logging T r i a l
L U V F ltN E , Ala., N ov. 30 (I N S )
— Charging that he lacked the co
operation o f the state law enfor
cement oureau and that the Cren
shaw Cbunty Ku Klux Klan was
going jo appeal to the Governor
to havi him withdraw from tho
case, Attorney General Charles C.
McCall today had withdrawn from
the prosecution o f alleged flo gg ing cates after a Jury last night
acqquitted the second o f 34 per
sons indicted.
The attorney general’s with
drawal from the flo g g in g casts
came after a letter found in posseslson o f Ira B. Thompson, said
to be leader o f tho Crenshaw
County Ku Klux Klan, announced
the intention o f J. Esdale, grand
dragon o f the Klan, to appeal to
the Governor, McCall said.
“ Tho State Law
Enforcement
Bureau has had a frenzied desire
to assist the defense rather then
the prosecuting officia ls," McCall
charged.
Esdaie's letter said to
have
been written to Thompson said
that Esdale would aeo Governor
Bibb Graves sometime this week in
order to “ bring the attorney gen
eral to hia senses and let
him
know that the people o f Alabama
elected him to run the attorney
neral’e office and not spend all
s r time around here working up
police court cases against the Ku
Klux Klan.”
G A RRISO N M U T IN IE S
B E R L IN . Nov. 30.— ( I N S ) — Tho
military at Wilkomir, Lithuania,
mutlned. Imprisoned the command
er, Mailie, and formed a soldiers’
Soviet, according to dispatches to
day from Kovno, via Warsaw.
Placards in the atreeta o f Kovno
announced that the government has
condemned to death Pleachkaitla,
leader o f the emigres at Vilna,
and hgd offered a reward o f 1,000
lit fo r hia arrest, tha dispatches
O N TIC E LLO — Completion
of
cold storage plant here gives
o f Jefftreon County an
to place country sau-
•agai
200Members Added
T o Trade Body On
1st Day Of Canvass
Am erican Captured
B y Mexican Bandits
W A S H IN G T O N , Nov. 30.—
( I N S ) — Thomas W. Thompson,
an Atnerican, has been captured
by Mexican bandits and is be
ing held fo r fiv e thousand pesos
ransom, according to a message
to the State Department today
from tho American Consul at
Mazatlan. Thompson was cap
tured on N ov. 26 on his mining
property near Copala, in Sin
aloa, tho message said. Friends
are negotiating fo r his ransom
and Mexican federal troops nro
trailing tho abductors.
Form er Assistant A t
orney General
A S t Lonisl
Told O f Conspi
M essage Given
HE Over Telephom
KIRBY DENIES
SPENT HUGE SUM
State Objects Strei
^uously ToTef
But CourtOvi
COURTHOUSE, C1NCIN-J
Originator Of “ Slush Fund”
N
A
T I, wov. 30— A plot to.WH
Charge Declares National
Council State Legislatures George Remus was "tipped,
Is (Trying To Deceive Public o f f to him by John Rogers^
a reporter on tho S t L ° lli ? « i
W A S H IN G TO N , Nov. 30.— (I N S )
— Tho row
over “ sluah fund Post-Dispatch, John B. May
j
charges in tho fight fo r repeal of snail, former assistant Unity
the Federal Inheritance Tax broke Slates Attorney General ter- ^ '
out afresh today when President
tified on the witness stand
John II. Kirhy o f tho National
Council o f State Legislature* do- today at the trial o f Remuii
declurcd that only $12,160,000 wa.i for the murder o f his w ife
upoi.i by hia organization to bring
Imogen©.
“ lowbylsta’’ to Washington.
The statement wns immodiately
attacked by Hop. Henry T . Rainey,
(D ) o f Illinois, originator o f the
"slush fund" charge, who asserted
tlmt Kirhy was attempting to de
ceive the public in his report.
A Congressional
investigation
is expected to resulti from the con
troversy. Knincy announced that
ho had appealed to Senate mem
bers tn institute tho inquiry. F all
ing to got action there, ho w ill in
troduce n resolution o f investiga
tion in the House.
Answering "fa lse
statements’’
concerning the council’s gathering
here Nov. 8 nnd 9, when scores of
delegates
demanded that
the
House Ways nnd Menns Committee
vote for repcnl o f the "death du
ties.’ Kirby nsserted that more
than 1,000 contributors paid the
expenses, mostly in sums o f $10
each.
•’ I am surprised that this one
organisation admits that It spent
so much money to bring lobbyists
before the Ways and Means Com
mittee. The staUm ent proves the
truth o f my charges. I havis no
doubt that at leant $26,000 was
raised fo r thia one attempt, and
the cumpnlgn ia being continued.
Rainey declared that the whole
expense o f tho repeal figh t wns
concealed In tho scores o f subsid
iary organizations in
various
states. Other members o f tho
Ways nnd Menns Commltte who
backed the Rainey assault upon
the lobby declared that "liberal cx|>cnsea" were pnld to delegates
who came from fnr-distnnt parts o f
tho country. Tho committee re
fused to recommend repeal to the
tax.
Mayor Forfeits $3
Bond F o r Parking
Car Without Lights
Violations o f tho ordinances re
quiring parking lights and auto
mobiles to come to a atop at
tho
intersections
of
through
streets featured the docket o f
Municipal Court this morning be
fore Judge W. E. White. Seven
teen cases were on the docket. In
cluding those o f
M ayoP^E. V.
Housholdor and F ire Chief Mack
Cleveland.
The Mayor estreated a $3 bond
and tha Fire T h ie f paid a sim il
ar amount, both on charges o f
parking without lights. N . O.
Garner and Z. N . Holler were
dismissed on the same charges.
Mrs. J. F. Hodges estreated a $3
bond for improper parking sad
without lights while Bob Lavirie,
P A. Rowland. I. T. Hurts
Mrs.
E. I’ . Dout and John Nelson each
estreated $3 bonds fo r failure to
observo the stop laws The aame
violation coat S. L. W oodruff and
Joe Meisch $3 each, both o f them
appearflng in court to answer the
charge.
Joe Harris, negro, charged with
operating a motor vehicle while
under the Influence o f intoxicating
liquors, was fined $200 o r sen
tenced to spend 30 days In jalL
Richard Swiner, charged with dis
orderly conduct, was fined $3 and
Ludous Johnson, facing the same
charge, was dismissed.
P . E. Winstead, charged w ith
parking with no lights, was dis
missed when he established the
fact that he was a stran ger in
Sanford. Noah Talbert paid a $3
fine fo r disorderly conduct.
FORBIDS J A Z Z Y D A N C E S
This was in Dee.
1923 when
Marshall was prosecuring
the ,
Jack Daniels liquor ease Ini Ind
ianapolis, which resulted In th *;:
conviction o f a score or mors per- , '
sons. Remus was a go rem n a n t
witness and was under Marshall'*.'
supervision fo r three weeks.
“ I got the tip from Rogers by
long distance telephone, from
'
I<ouia,”
Marshall t n rifled,
was stopping ab tha Ctaypoot’ .
Hotel in Indiana polls
at
~~
time,’’
The State objected vigorously to
Marshall revealing details o f tha
lot. but tha court overruled their
objections. “ What
did
you do
when you g ot this inform ation?"
asked Defense A ttorney
H. Elston.
T told Mr. Remus there was „
plot to kill him in Indianapolis,"
rcpUed Marshall. “ W hsre did
go with Remus a fter you
him that Inform ation?" “ *
places, tha neat $
going to Clnctnna
__ _
panied him to the Union
at Indianapolis."
t
Assistant Prosecutor Carl
ler was on his fe e t obt
every question. Frequently
ler and Elston were called to
bench fo r a conference with
Judge when their debate bee
accrimonlous.
A “ Christmas verdict” may sai
George Remus from the electr
chair. It la only 26 days to
nias and the trial o f tha
id headed bootleg king, la j
greasing so slowly that It may
three, before the caae w ill go to
tho jury. Remus said he would put
between 90 and 128 persons i
the stand, and so fa r le u
dozen deftna* witnesses havo been
heard.
Remus himself w ill occupy
stand for at least tw o days, ,
haps * weak i f th* State c ro u
amines him aa exhaustively a t
promises, than, too, nbotriU
neues fo r the 8tat# are to
ty after th* defense rests Its
Juries are known to b*
mental” along about _
time and are disposed to
tho erring brother and b*
able toward human fo!
Prosecutor Charles P.
not try to conceal hia growing •
corn over the poulbUity <
Yulo Tide verdict, although he
lievea ha has constructed a at)
case against Remus.
" I t is hard
in criminal
mas time,” said _________
“ However, I think w e wUl i
Remus.
Brady
In Site
To Open
W ith th* uemoerque
some seven months away,
ening gun o f th* 1928 c
was fired today with th*
cement o f E. E. Brady a
seek the office of sh eriff
to the action o f th*
June.
The announcement was
Mr. Brad]
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FO R . M EN
AND
BOYS
4 D A Y S— Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday— 4 D A Y S
R E D
AT
FAS
PA R K
HIOIN
T A IL O R E D
STOUTS.
TURES
WOOL
AND
HIOIN
als.
SLIMS & REGULARS.
FANCY
FAS
Excel'ent
200 SUITS TO SELEC T
FROM.v, I N
AT
MIX
In
PARK
Materi
Colors—
Gray, Brown, Tan
P L A IN
and
M A TE R IA LS
N avy
Blue
$45.00 Values
N E W STY LES
FO R FALL
Mixtures. Values to
C H O O SE
CAREFULLY
$37.50. Some of
Y OUR GOOD
These Suits Have
JUDGMENT
Will endorse this excellcnt showing of new
Fall styles from our
N O TE W O R TH Y
. VALUES
T wo Pair of Pants.
I ncludcd in the assort
Special To Close
ment at this price are
tailors at Fashion Park.
single and double
Cheviots, cassimercs
breasted styles
from
our tailors at Fashion
and worsteds in desir
P a rk th a t deserve
able Fall shades are
y
your attention. You’ll
here for your choosing
*»M/
$50.(10
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find selection easy
&8
555.00
$45.00 Values
Values
EXTRA
Tuesday
Sale
One Lot of
Price
Tuesday
to Saturday
to Saturday
M ena W ool
W orsted
Suit
Boya Four-Piece
C R A V E N N E T E I ji SUITS
Values up to $25.00
uid worsted
Sale Price
OVERCOATS
in the New
Season’s Shades
Gray, Tan & Blown
tional Values. Some
With Two Pair
In All Sizes *
Values to $37.00
Sale
Price
Tuesday to Saturday
One lot of boya four-piece
SUITS •
Tan, Cray and Brou n
Values up to $20.00
i
of Pants. Former
Sale Price
One lot ijf 50 boya
SUITS
Short Panta. All Sixes.
Values up to $22.00. Sal
Price to Close Out
�Home O f Seminole County F d fd D istribu to rs
i No business in this faction of
tho state has grown more rapidly,
and has given greater satisfaction,
than the sale o f Ford Motor Com
pany products under the able manabement o f Edward Higgins, presi
dent o f Edward Higgins, Inc., This
Lfcrejl-Vnown line o f automobiles and
i1''v i c t o r s has increased in sales so
resudily that from time to time the
local company has been forced to
enlarge its lacilitic.i, and at all
times wns taxed to supply the pro*
’ duct to its customers. There is
every evidence that the new cars
io be offered the public will be even
more attractive than their predec
essors, and that sales will grow
apace. Indications
foretell
the
vstest business year in the hisry o f Edward Higgins, Inc.
*. i ' N o i many o f the present resl^7dents o f Sanford nnd vicinity re*
, member when C„ F. Williams and
i Edward Higgins firs t sold a few
ord cars locally, due mainly to
te fact that the population of
\ Sanford has grown so rapid since
• that time.
In 1012 when these gentlemen
! gold the firs t few Ford models care
; fe w I f any realized in the years
to come tho then small business,
conducted in the wooden building
a t the com er of First street and
-Elm Avenue, would develop into
7 .the largest automobile business in
^ .Seminole county, and hold this
title over a period o f 15 years.
•/The ability o f the management of
this wonderful business, aided by
the progress iveness o f Henry Ford
together with the enormous growth
id development o f Seminole coun’ since its beginning all had
illr parts in the
making
o f the
•aevea
eiio ■
%#*■**•*»» w*
jbrm*ent unmntchnble organization
Known as Edward Higgins, Inc.
i t ‘ Several years a fter the business
nad gotten fa irly under w ay Mr.
fchWIUlama decided to retire, since
which time Mr. H iggins has been
th# guiding hand. Occupation of
the wooden building was brief; and
Increased space fo r display purposes, fo r stock, fo r parts and fo r
'repair work necessary, so the large
.‘two-story blulding which now conp stitutes the east half o f Smith
pros large ..furniture store was
I then produced, and the old biuld-
Here is the building occupied by Edward Higgins Inc., Ford dealer which is located ut Commercial
Street and Palmetto Avenue, The home is one of the must complete am attractive of its kini in this section o f tile state.
Specifications O f The N ew
Ford A re Announced Here;
High Speed Is One Feature
[
C
£
[ tviavciib £ i uw vil. Ufa uyoiuoan uuw
grew thin building, and again larg
er quarters became necessary, the
i (itttcome o f which Is the present
'beautiful and attractive new brick
Molding located at Palmetto and
Commercial, which houses this
creditable organization,
i' When Henry Ford startled the
. world with his efficien t and low
priced tractor, one o f this section's
^ 'wall-known
business mfcn and
^ growers, was the firs t to make e
.purchase o f one o f these ms'chines. This man was John Meisch
land to him belongs the distinct,hin o f having been the fir s t man*
,in the state o f Florida to own
«tu] operate one o f these tractors.
Since that time these
machines
have been In constant use and de
mand by farm ere snd other Indus. tries all over the world, and thus
Tgr has no competitor anywhere.
Ih ^ V U H n g the fifte en yeare that
M r. H iggins haa been handling the
Ford line o f products. 4,000 cars,
trucks and trCctors have been sold,
iuid It Is cstlmatsd that this num
ber o f tales Is greater than the
combined sales o f all other ears,
-% trucks, etc., in this section o f the
stutfa.,
;
1
T h e r e 1 has been expended In
^ Sanford and Seminole county by
1 iwnr period o f which it la writorganization over tha fifteen
ri, fo r taxes, Insurances,. labor,
A fte r six months o f “ saying
nothing, hut rawing wood," Henri'
-Ford to-day announced the spccifi.
•ati< ns o f the New Ford Car which
succeeds his famous Model T . A
Boy Wonder’’ Snys HeWnnts bare listing o f those specifications
To See WhntltsLIkeToView .resen.s a picture o f an automo
bile that, in performance, nppear.
Others ChaseAroundTrackp ance and mechanical features has
At T e flffic Rates O f Speed vnnsiderably higher price class.
Unusual speed and nccelernton
LOS A N G E L E S ,
I
are among* the outstanding feat
(I N S )— '"Lot Lockhart
ures of the new car. It is announc
prefer to ride in street
ed ar. being able to make 50 to 00
while."
nllcs an hour, withense. In recent
Harlan Fengler, tho boy won- testa it made even more without
dor" racing driver, wh sc daring difficulty. What is more important
he great is stated, that when traveling at
won him renown on
speedways o f this country and Eu such speeds it holds the road casrope, says he’s through with thi
ly nnd with comfort to driver and
"roaring road."
passengers. It is also stated with
Rated as one o f the must intre
qunl posltivenesr, however, that
pid race pilots since the days of t performs in nn equally spectacu"W ild Bob” Burmnn and Eddie ar manner on bad roads. In its tie.
O'Donnell, both killed in crashes
•ign, Mr. Ford*has held to his oriFengler declared today he hud tinul idea o f a ear which cun meet
stepped on the throttle of u race ill conditions.
car fo r the last time.
Appreciating the constantly in
“ N o I'm not scared," and be
creasing importance o f accelerat
meant it, "but it’s just that I want
to see what its like to be more in- ion, the Ford Motor Company has
terestcil in the box offic e while given u great deni o f study to this
Frank Lockhart,
Pete
DePablo. .future o f tlic new cnr. In high
Leon Duray and all those other geur tests with two passengers in
wild 'uns are chasing each other at .t Tudor Sedan it har. shown nn ac
celeration o f from- 5 to 25 miles
110-mile gaits.’
an hour in 3 1-2 seconds.
T o Operate Speedway
The new Fonl Car nlso introduc
Fengler has leased the Ascot dirt
speedway here.
es n new type at four wheel brakes
Fengler wus one o f the sensa An exclusive Ford development,
tions here at the Culver City bourd they ure o f the mechanical, shoe
speedway last March G, when Du- expanding type, nnd ure self-cent
rav the big French ace, won tho ering. The brake pedal and the
last 250-mile classic held on thnt hand bruke lever euch operates all
bowl before it was dismantled to four brakes, it is stated that this
make room for n huge real estate Is the most reliable and simplest
development.
lypq o f four wheel brake, and
Inlimutes of Fengler in the rac ulcer the easiest to adjust, all ad
ing coterl thought he would w ith justments being made from the
draw from the thrilling sport of outside without
removing any
three years ago. when he lay near parts.
death in a hospital nt Indianapolis.
An engine that Is practically
He crashed there in the notorious
vibrutioniess, develops 10 horse
north turn o f the 2 1-2 brick track
whilo practicing fur the unhual power ut 2200 revolutions per min
Memorial Day 500-mile internat ute. This low speed revolution
speed in ratio to the high horse
ional sweepstakes:
Wedged into the narrow scat of power is Illustrative o f the unuaual
his powerful hand-built car, which efficiency o f tho engine. Also, it
was built fo r him at a cost of more means iongerlife, tho lower engine
than $20,000 by the late George speed insuring less wear on thc
Wade, o f old time minstrel fame. engine parts. The low revolution
Ferfgler was hurled almost 100 speed is ulso a substantial factor
yards a fter being crushed in the in lessening vibration. The bore is
car as it crashed over three times. .7 and 7-H by -I 1-t inches. The un
Something happened to the steer usually largo crankshaft, which is
ing when he came out o f the.turn both statically and dynamically
hitting about 120 miles an hour.
balanced, weighr. 28 pounds. This
' I s Dapper Youth
balancing, combined with the ligh t
Less than a year later, Wade wns ness o f aluminum alloy pistons
killed her; on the old Beverly further combine to reduce vibrut.
Hills speedway in a tragic accident ion and increase riding comfort
when he Jumped over thc safety and safety.
fence to extinguish a burning rac
In addition to freedom from vi
ing car. Another driver, warming bration, It is announced that the
his oil in terrific practicu laps, cur is unusually quiet, a great
struck him.
deal o f attention having been paid
The "boy wonder” who is now
'o this fenturd by the Ford engin
2G years old, still looks like a dap
eers. In the engine, thc timing
per youth from college, with his
jaunty step and cool, gray eyes gears are made o f Imkelized favrlc.
that have gazed and smiled in the which is much quieter than metal.
face o f the grimr reaper fo r years Tlie cams on the camshaft have
ss he sat with such drivers as been so designed us to prevent
Tommy Milton. Ralph DePalma, valve clicking.
The coaohwork o f the car is s*
Eddie Heame, Earl Cooper and the
its performance.
lata Jimmy Murphy and Joe Boyer distinctive as
the latter two being killed in There is a noticeable European
touch in line and contour. It is not
crashes In recent years.
While insisting he would nnt only designed fo r exterior beauty
drive again, yet F engler paradoxi but has as well the interior roomi
cally said, " O f course. I may ness, convenience and luxurious
change my mind, you know. That’s apointmcnU to b « found in much
one Way we race drivers resemble higher priced automobiles .On an
women, Lots o f us have aald we'd instrument board o f aatin-finished
it, but even Barney Oldfield nickel are mounted the speedomet
ee to step on It once In a while, er, gasoline gage, ammeter and Ig
and Barney It no high school boy, nition lock, with a dash light in the
Is h e?"
center.
,
The new m ilitary type sun visor
T R Y TO R A IS E Y A « I T
with crown roof and r«und comers
are featured o f the closed models.
M IA M I, Fla., N ov. 30.— ( I N S ) — .Unusually'narrow pillars and very
Tha third attempt to raise the wide doors and windows give max.
sunken yacht Esmeralda which imum vision. Nickeled radiator
want into tha bottom o f Miami shell and headlamps further accen
harbor September 18 during tho tuate the exterior attractiveness,
tropical hurricane,
was
under while choices o f four colors in py
w ay here today.
'
roxylin finish are offered.
Tha yacht is blocking the harbor
Simplicity in deaign has also
and ia termed ua hindrance to been carried to the ignition. There
navigation." O ver. $10,000 haa al lr- only one coil, in a waterproof
ready been expended on previous case. There are no vibrator* to ad
efforts to rail# tha ship from its just and no exposed cables to w ork
resting place without success.
J®ose or short circuit from water.
. Th# present holders o f the eon- The distributor Ja located in a
fo r th* raising
readily accessible positron on the
complete their
top of the en gin e. ■
L Ccntrifu «*l w ater pump la n e
S
unced Friadr, December 2, It Is
its evident that the Ford organrtlon w ill .easily be able to main*
n this lead,
With Edward Higglna, Inc., are
my men who have been w ith the
finlxation fo r long periods. In
iition to Mr, Higgins, who has
m with the company since 1911,
w are B. E, Herndon, manager
ttor department, since July
Id) A lb in Kendall,' manager o f
i point departm ent' ’ Maes ha
) tha service o f the t " ' U J
Ufa army in *M9, T. 1C Fox,
n with the <
George Elr
iA — Jt . 1
m
radiator and airplane propeller
tyjM- fun provide a cooling system
which makes the car very difficu lt
to overheat, except from-'Vahusc
such us running without oil, or ary
radiator.
From 20 to .’10 miles to a gallon
o f gasoline, depending upon the
driving speed is the gasoline con
sumption unnounrcil. Feed to car
bureter is by gravity.
The oiling system, also a distin
ctive F«'rd design, is a combination
o f pump splash and gra vity feed.
Thc new transmission is o f the
selective sliding gear type, with
standard uliilt, three speeds fo r
ward and one reverse. The main
shuft runs on ball bearings, the
counter shaft on roller bearing!
nnd the reverse idler on bronze
bonrings, a power saving design
unusual on light cars. Shiftin g in
gears is noislcssly and easily ac.
lomplished, at the pressure o f a
linger.
Multiple dry disc clutch, rear
axles of three quurter floating
type housed i mdectrically welded
a.eel, will spiral bevel gear are in
teresting featu re* The- axle sh w t»
curry none of the weight o f the
cur, the wheels running on roller
Lcnrings on the housing. N ew ly
developed springs o f the trans
verse seml-elliptla type nnd hy.
draulic shock-absorbers prevent
excessive up and down movement,
ami rent* ve sidesway.
Irreversible steering gear, which
prevents road shocks from being
transmitted back to the hands of
the driver, makes handling excep
tionally easy. Maximum steering
and safety further provided by n
gear housing o f welded steel forg
mgs, and u steel tube steering
column welded into the housing,
making n sturdy and exceptionally
safe one piece unit.
Ford designed steel spoke wheels
completely welded into a one-piece
assembly, are provided.
There are six models o f the new
car. They are thu phaeton, roadst
er, sport coupe, coupe, Tudor Se
dan and Forilor Sedan,
i .Local dealers nre preparing for
n public reception next Friday Dec.
2, when models of the new line will
be shown in photographs and
charts.
Recent National SurvcyShowa
That Six .HundredThounand
MorcHomea Needed ;Henlth
Of Country Is Endangered
LO N D O N. N ov. 2ft— That nn ac
ute housing shortage seriously
detrimental to the nation's health
and well-being still exists hi Eng
land la revealed by a report pre
pared b y the National Housing
and Town Planning Council. A c
cording to this report, there is in
immediate and urgent need for at
least 000,000 new houses.
The report follows official Gov
ernment assurances that the hous
in g shortage has been eurmounted,
and that more and more houses are
being built.
Terrible Instances o f overcrowd
in g and details o f vile slum areas
are described by the Council’s medi
cal officers, and an appeal is made
that tha wholq situation be im
mediately reviewed by the Minis
ter o f Health w ith a view to alle
viating the plight o f thousands o f
persons livin g in slum districts.
Conditions Reported
From Coventry there ts reported
• case o f a bedroom, barely 1,200
cubic fe et in capacity, being oc-
UM" a , , p
...... 1 t ,v l |WO'
pi. The bedroom is divided hy a
wtiuiicti partition, on. section being
<mctipicil by h ' *>n«n and her
.luuchtcr. the other »y a man, his
wife, unil their three laughters and
l .ui sons. Another .son sleeps on
14 sofa.
In .Stepney, a noiirioiis London
slun district, IU,7G( houses were
found to he unfit ‘or habitation,
while in Kensington generally regurdeil us one of Laidon’s well-tod< districts, 3,868 verminous chiitlren were treated at the public
wash-houses during one quarter.
Uirmingham re pert s a shortage
of 27,500 houses, i fact which is
exciting some comnent since Birmingham has hithe to been regard,
ed us one o f the mule I arens. Manthester presents a 'iviil pen-picture
of deplorable coalitions existing
SPE A K HERF
M E M P H IS , Term
( I N S ) — More than 3(x
have been added to't
Methodist churche* in
ncssee end W e * Kent,
this year. This fart w
by report at the «
W est Tennessee amt
Hair “ Sown” Into Scalp By tucky
Methodist
1,
Process Invented By N o r churchmen here this
wegian Who Stages First
Rev. Horace M [)u|
Demonstration In America received thA reports
cJ * “ e , n
number*),
McthcxliHt denominate
NEW YO RK , Nov. 2(1.— (I N S t — trict o f
Memnhii
Science has now come fnrth with
a method o f putting hair on bald
heads, even though they be as bald
as billiard balls. The hair is "sow n ”
FORD BUYS
into the scalp in much the same
manner as young tomato plants nre
transplanted to the soring gardens.
The first demonstration in this
country o f this latest scientific
achievement was carried out re
cently when Professor Christian
Askhaven of Oslo, Norway, sewed
u patch o f curly bronze hair into
the head o f Miss P eggie Tudor, who
•ays she is a descendant o f the
noble English fam ily o f that name
L. H. Buisch, Dayton, 0., econom which figure^ s" prominently in
English history. The hair was
ist w ill address Sanford merchants
■■p«n
into a buhl patch ahout the
and other business men ut a meet
PLA N T C IT Y ing- tomorrow night at 7 o'clock at •iie q f u quarter where the no. system w ill be in
tural hair had been killed by a in near future.
the City Hall.
beauty parlor nccident.
Process Explained
tungled on being wu-hnj, it t-J
Professor Askhaven later ex for them to draw nioi'itojlj
plained the process o f inserting this fat from the scalp ami tU
foreign hair into the scalp.
thereby kept supple and itrw
A fter disinfecting and applying
T o laist 2.01)0 Yuri
1 Iota I anesthetics on the part o f the
Tins sewed-in hair will ..j.
' -<alp under treatment, ho e x the head forever, thc
plained, tw « root ends o f hair are says, or at least for 2,000 nm
Professor Askhaven said Ml
Evident- * that uu annual financial fixed into a gold ring that is so
alntfment is u„ t.......f , (.n a paHt. | -mull it scarcely can be seen with worked at his discovery f,
past eighteen years. (|uriBr j
mor|(>m rpview „ f profitless busi- the naked eye,
tim e he has covered many &
Hy
means
o
f
a
hollow
needle
the
ncast will l.c .me » f til? points to
hroil #ht „ 11( ,,y [, ,|. Buisch. ii',g to which the hnir is attached peon domps with hair
Dayton, Ohio economist, in his nil' is then pressed into the hnir canal they were perfectly bald.
“ That takes time,” he tipU
irp^ before Stnford Merchant* I down to the hair follicle, the needle
and 0jb.r business men ut the is drawn back, nnd the ring to “ because only a small bald g
con lie filled at one <iewiii| 1
f'ity Hall Thursday night ut 7 which the hair is fixed yemnirw beI hind in the follicle. It docs not lurge head three months «
o'clock.
quired and perhaps oL'.OOOirw
In a widely quoted business ail- irritate the skin, f'T it passes easi hairs are used.”
dress, pnrt o f which will probably ly down the hair ennni to the fo l
Curly hair raises technioll
he used in his talk in this city. licle, and It is only hy means o f Us
springy nature that it holds the ficulties, the professor uit
Mr. Iiuisch has said!
covering a bald spot he fa
“ H alf of the success in retailing hair fast in the hair canal.
In this way the hairs take of na starts along the edge of thefa
{» knowing how the business is gohairs, so that the spot frfa
jnK- The other half is — knowing tural position, they do not get
grown smaller until it disinJ
in time."
"Annual financial
statenf«nts
ara necessary, hut the merchant,
who depends entirely nn an annunt
Just Unloaded ■ Ctr 0|
statement to know the true state
o f affairs in his store— the man
Sanford Merchants
Are To Hear Ohi o
E x p e r t Thursday
Carey Shingles
And
ii is mown m a witnmu a com
plete dislocation o: fnmily life pri
vacy is not possibe in cases of
confinements in hmses containing
■inly one fam ily it fifty-fou r per
cent o f the ruses and in houses
•ontnining more than one fam ily
in U8 per cent o f the cases,” says
the report.
lioofiaf
They are GuannltH
SECURITY
LUMBER CO.
520 Maple Ave. Phone'
all about the
Come to our showroom this
Authorized
Dealer
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wheel it quickly and easily obtained. J h * brake pedal
and the hand lever each operate all four brakes. T o u t,
braking surface is 1
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square inches. 'A lt b l u e working
16H
parts are cadmium plated to make them rust proof.
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The new Ford hsj uausual speed. It will do 51 to 60 mite*
an hour with ease. This is a conservative statement. J o .
many road tests it has exceeded 6 J miles an hour. So well
does the new car hold the road that yuu cart travel at high
speed for long stretches with a new feeling o f comfort and
safety. Even bid roads may be taken at a fast pace. You
will be delighted too with the way the m w Ford climbs
the hills. You w ill face the steepest grades with confi
dence, knowing you have power and power to spare to
climb them all without greatly reduced speed, without
strain, or unnecessary shifting o f gears.
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T i e clutch In the new Ford iy o f the multiple dry-dllC
type, which is the most reliable. It is also the easiest (9
operate..(or it takes hold gently and smoothly. It has f i » t
driving discs and five driven discs.
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M IN U T E you see the pictures o f the
n ew F ord car you w ill be delighted with
its lo w , smart lines and the artistic color
combinations.
There, you w ill say, is a
truly modern car.
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The new Ford car is made
to stand up
idejto
under thousands upon thous;
usands o f miles
awaits, you
It hys even more. Stamina thatochc M ode IT -.
you slip into the roomy scat behind
Ford because we have learned to make
the wheel and start away for your first
every part stronger and sturdier without
tide. T h en you w ill know that you have
' increased weight o r greatly increased cost.
fouiRi the most unusual value ever offered
M any o f the M odel T Ford cars arc
in
low -price car.
still in active service after 75,000, 100,-
«, ,\You;\vill like the feeling o f speed and
000 and 150,000 miles, i This new Ford
G ASO LIN E E C O N O M Y
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You will get from 20 to 30 miles per'gallon o f gasoline,
loline,
depending on ihe speed at which you drive. Feed i *he
carburetor la by gravity frbm a unique welded one •piece
steel tank Integral with (he cowl.
Henry Ford: " I t is ouriambition to have
from having a car worthy o f any occasion
every piece o f machinery o r non-consum
U N IQ U E N E W O IL IN G SYSTEM
able product that w e tarn out so strong
The oiling system Is distinctly Ford in design, being g
combination o f pump, ipfash, and gravity feed. Th e pump
delivers the oil to the valve chamber, from which it Iowa
by gravity feed to the main bearings o f the crankshaft.
An oil dipper is provided on each connecting roil bearlag cap, ao that the force o f rotation o f (he Crankshaft
drives oil Into the cuontCtlrfg’rbd bearings, as well is
,p t .,W ., o il 0. . , .11 . o , k l o , p - m .H b lh It.. tn.lne.
Th ii it a simple but entirely dependable system, assuring
proper lubrication o f each bearing and each cyllndar'
without pressure.
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and so well-made that no one ought ever
to have to buy a second one."
out o f city traffic— its flashing pick-up as
the light turns green and the sign says
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This is due in pan to its lower r. p. ra., the statically add
dynamically balanced crankshaft, and the aluminum pis
tons. T o insure quiet, the timing gears are made o f bakeliied fabric Instead o f metal, end the cams on the camshaft
are to designed that the vglvo push rods follow them
closely, preventing valve clicking.
.comfortable, prideful feeling that comes
o f the new Ford car as you weave in and
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P R E V E N T IN G V IB R A T IO N
‘1he engine In the new Ford Is practically vibration less.
car w ill do even better.! In the w ords o f
Y o u w ill like the flexibility and safety
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The new Ford is remarkably quick on the get-awgy, Jo
tests In high gear, w ith 'a Tudor sedan body and two
p-nledgers, it has accelerated from 3 to 23 miles per hour
in 8 ' j seconds. This acceleration is an outstanding
feature o f the new Ford car.
.porter. riiat t^c new Ford gives you— the
and equal to every emergency.
Y o u w ill like its smooth, quiet
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steadiness on the op^n road where
you
can lazy along according to your mood,
o r d o 55 and even 65 miles an hour if
you desire.
The new Ford has unusual
doubt o f that!
Four-w h eel brakes a n d standard,
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O n the right, we are printing, fo r the first
time, the complete details o f the new Ford
car. Read them over carefully, especially
the paragraphs dealing with the
new
engine, the new bodiesy the n ew standard,
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smart, low, speedy car that
selective gear shift transmission with roller
bearings, the new four-wheel brakes, the
has been built to endure
new hydraulic shock absorbers, the new
T h e new Ford w ill climb hills that you
mechanical design ignition, the n ew oiling
never thought a low-price car would climb
system’ and the new dry-plate, multiple-
o n high.
disc clutch.
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Then decide that whatever else you do
trips w ill seem easy, for here is a car that
Friday you arc going to set aside; at least
puts n ew joy in motoring.
fifteen minutes to get the full story o f the
thought
you
could pass.
\ T h e s i s ftlll another ifeason why the new
cw
Ford car is die most outstanding value ever
automobile. It is d ie advanced expression
offered in a low-price car. An important
o f a wholly new idea in modern, economi
th r e e -w o r d reason that means a great
cal transportation.
PERFECTED C O O L IN G
The new Ford car hsi a centrifugal water pump,'aad targe
ytdlator. The fan tuna on the pump abaft, and j» made
•bus. Will do it, such as running without enough oil.
IG N IT IO N SYSTEM O F N E W D e s i g n
cal design,
give
the car owner
leal
desigu. extremely simple, and
imd w ill J
v . tiw
‘ inal performance
o/ trouble.
jwc.pt lonsl
performance with
with '•• minimum
minimum 0
one. coil, Jn
in a water-proof case. The
T! dlstrlbThere is1only on
tiior Is located on top o f the engine w h etelt ia clean hod
easily accessible. Connections are .'made to the spark
plugs by short brott/.e spiiogn. T h o coincidental tods on
the new fo fd is placed In tb « Ignition circuit. It not only
replaces the regular ignition" switch, but in the "o ff"
position grounds the entire circuit. Froth the twitch to
ibjs distributor a steel cable protects the primary current
Wire, this Wire being grounded to ihe distributor casing,
thereby making it impossible to w ire around that device.
The new generator Is o f lbs power-house type.
5TAN D ARD , SELECTIVE G EAR SH IFT
Trie new Ford transmi4s]da 1* o f Use seleciive sliding’gear
type, with standard shift, ft Uh*.tbreh’fb#edi furward arid
one reverse. The main shaft' run* oh bell bearings, the
countershaft on roller bearings, add the Reverse 1
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a brogze bearing.. This ia the Hghesc type o f I
irioriathlg and is unusual on light cari. AiJ ifearx aj
o f hesl-treated chrome alloy IRm I. Y ou w ill be delighted
with the easy, noiseless shifting‘o f M ari'In 1M 1 hew txsasmisiioa. You can g o frpm one to another easily, gtfeaitf.
with die pressure o f a finger.
V i . E X C E P T IO N A L L Y EASY T O STEER
Y o ^ & id flOt grip the w h ^ S ^ T M h t
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The finest type hydraulic shock absorbers are stindartl
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equipment on the new Ford. These combine with i b f » '
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lofr center o f gravity, the minimum unsprung weight, T9 ;
aad the easy riding qualities o f the transverse spridga to i t s j l
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make the new Ford one o f the most comfortable cars on
the road today.
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T H R E E -Q U A R T E R S -F L O A T IN G RE AR A & B
The rear axle o f the new Ford la o f the three-quartersfloating type. T h e axle housiogs are made [entirily p t
steel,.built dp by wgldipg steel forgings to fm *I tubingi
'p ie differential housing, to which these housings arw
bolted, Is nude o f rpjUcd channel steel. Th e axle |hafte
carry none o f the1weight o f the car, the wheels
wheals Aufrflng
ivdifli OtS.
roller bearidgs on the housing. A ll beatings In the
tht fear
axle are o f the roller type. Drive is by Spiral bevel gtars
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Original design and great strength are tw o
mark the unique, Ford-designed steel-spoke
JJach wheel is assembled by welding, and bjscc
pj»ce o f metal. Spokes cannot work loose. ESCh t
baa V (entile strength o f 4000 po unds. Outside Itpofcse
do not cross, ao that the wheels are easy ao clean. There
Xre oqly, 30 spokes la each wbeeli
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fuii crown type,
type. 'Appoint
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hardware
apt’ tyre luxurious ty
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of rich, durable
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;po<^ bandies kndWodowJ
iftar, gasoline gauge.
according to airplane propeller design. It Is ekceediugly
difficult to make the new Ford engine overheats only
end born bwoon are cuoveoiently JEocatcd ot) tup o f wh>
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M r o f leaves to 'give'proper flexibility and to meet r a n t
requirements o f the different body types, 'p ie sire and
number o f leaves used in these springs iy pne o f the rea
sons why the new Ford is such a comfortable car. Tljie
construction o f the transverse springs also contributes tb
the safety and effidehty o f thad-whetl brakes. ^ , ^ 4* - * *
REM AR KABLE A C C E LE R A T IO N
o f steady running over all kisds o f roads.
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At 2200 revolutions per triiaitte, the new Ford four-cylin
der engine develops -<0 horse-power. TMIs r .p . m „ pr
revolution speed, Is low for such power gad shows (has
the engine is unusually efficient. It also means long life,
for the lower the speed o f the engine, the leas the wear
on its parts. The bore is 3Tb Inches and the stroke 4'A
inches. (S. A. E. and N . A . C. C. rating for license
purposes, 2-1.03 horse-power.)
deal to you — endurance — durability —
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lu .Mraps and,radiator shell are fully nickeled. Closed car? * *-. '-■i *ea . 1 ..•rivirfti
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C H O IC E OF FO U R CO LO RS
T lw color contblnaiions used ou the new Ford try
dally artistic and attractive. Four color choices are o
Cot each body fype— a most uaipual feature in e lo w-f
.Cgr, Purchasers msy choose aay one o f the,
.colors—Niagara Blue, Arabian Sand, Dawn
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Guo Afetal Blue. Belt and reveals are
Watting cb!prs,.with attTicti*#'striping.
pyroxylin lacquer, one of the finest and
enduring
by
finishes for automobile bodies. It fa not
Uiom, aim!
or cold, withstands all kinds of weather <
la not easily marred or
improves with washing.
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I Mqgakj, raujfk f j d _ frummuaL
Uand
P frame sections are welded and
t r there ia pouibility p f the body weev
i d detail* Mu new Ford, bodiea axe built
tost quietness and comfort,
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hisls uf the MW PorJ {l lubricated by the preasute
gun .yisejn, the umpHsi sod
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" J a x Ford Plant To Employ 1,100 Men Soon” , was a
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streamer headline which appeared in the Journal recently.
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Hundreds o f thousands of men, preml H « « k X »f«*T.
i viously unemployed, are being put to work daily all over the
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1TVAIIO IIKlin ___ M1NAOIH country In the consummation o f this greatest o f Ford vis
K jniF.it s ta u a lu M II m ions.
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For years this wizard of the automobile industry has
jJ * * r •• - ........ — • -------been planning a new car; for months hia engineers and
Mantha............... ........ *»■*» mechanics have been engaged in the task o f remodeling his
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lie rOMI-a pf r I h i — *2Jat factories to meet vhc conditi ons of the new product. 'The
Herald, baarard'a plaarer n#w« cost of making the change from the old to the new Ford is
\ aabaerlbea
la tie lalrraa
I K ra i Here Ire rerelelag Irmm said to approximate eight hundred million dollars.
•arer(or aerra . .remits. How
Now it may safely be said that a hundred million people
lir n * 7 ibaaaaad nunla itnilj rarerall tbe Iraitln* errata «< Ibr en- are looking forward to this coining Friday when they will
.rrarld. The L >. fl. la ra*eel«1.
• If teleaI la Plarlda aad Ita learn just what the new car is .' They have, of course, heard
aaer at haadllas ala la aeira la some facts about it. They know that its speed has been in
Ihaat rqaal.
j Tar llera'd la a areaiber of (he creased until it can easily do a mile a minute. They know
[« ld ll Harrow of Clrrnlallnaa, an too that it has been showered with other refinements of
laterantlonal AaaoelallwB of I’ ahAdrerltaera, aad Adrertlalaa autemobiling until it is no longer improper to refer to it as a
fata whirl reqolreo raeh Pab. car.
tee meaibei la auhmll to a
I h l N w l audit of aabaerl*n«aa
But vh at of the price? Will these improvements render
Hale la order to verlfr ahaolalelf
the
new
Ford inaccessible to persons of limited means?
all claim* at clrralnllnn u well ■»
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Henry Ford says that the increase in price will be extremely
W E D N E S D A Y. N O V. 30. 1927. slight and recalls to the people the year that profits exceeded
to o
what had been anticipated and he returned fifty dollars to
, CIIR U K H .tl.ll> .OUOOIUH
le »h e a a *B r la ellr ■■«• r e r a n ad- each purchaser of one of his cars. More than likely there will
Bilalat rat l»fl.
l e o D t r p i water ruyte to Jackson- be few men in Sanford who consider themselves too poor to
rtlle.
*<- Caaatntetloa of Bt. Jaana ladlea own one and even with the pinch o f hard times we expect to
Mirer Caaol.
T — — if---- *-- at naoathlr 'P a r see hundreds of them sold here.
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What Ijenry Ford means and has meant to his country,
X —AacBtralluK of hnlldlaa »r “ It
| ta a — boaara holcta a p ir ln iil no contemponTry writer can even attempt to estimate.
BOBaea.
must
be
left
to
posterity
to
determine
the
exact
position
in
BU—eA C em m an llr (b e a t.
t e ^ C e a ^ r l l o a uf e llr b ra u llflcB - America’s array of great men which rightly belongs to him.
H um f r a a r a a .
This much, however, anyone can say, he has gone further
W A aar and niodera heapllal.
toward plucing the common man in the lap of luxury than uny
ilI1BLE
D L E VEKSE FOR T O D A Y
other
living person.
t fllE CRY OF A W OU NDED
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Suttee. Read Zadig.
The Night of Life.
And Satan Came Atso.
More Immigrants Needed.
I l f Art tour llrla b M #
(*•!»*right 1137 lit St—i
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G rip p e and pi.
Any cold may end h
Take prompt action. TaE/P
once.
breaks:
Because it does t h e ^
thing* at once: Stops the Lu
the fever, opens the bowe£*?’
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A HINDU
W OM AN,
going
back to ancient custom nnd super
stition, insistoo on perform ing the
ancirnt rite o f ‘•suttee," which
meant o f buro.ng alive o.i tne u rc
that burned her husband’s body.
While frantic fanatics held beck
British police, the woman thre#
herself on the fire and lay turning beside her deud husband,
while the crowd yelled Us tylfght.
In her agony ®hc rolled from the
funeral pyre, holui: g in her arms
tho husband’s body, which rolled
into the river.
HJ1X3 is on hand to chrrk ikL® —
They atop quick|y when i m f e *
Bossfel C e t H l I i - s U t h i r ^ , ^
H I L L ’S
^ B r o m id e .,
TIRES ANI) TUBEa
at lowest prices ever ojl
Portable Phonogras
$9-50. $12.50 $18.50 n
Radio. Hotshot, and I
light Batteries
RESCUED
BY
police,
she
would not return to her home for
two days, but remained in agony
on the spot where her husband’s
body disappeared. Then nnro policj took her by force. H irribly
burned, and neglected afterward,
she will probably die.
F. P. HINES
221 East First St. Opp
Host Office
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FOR AN admirable, truthful
account of horrible condi.io.ia still
existing in India, forced itiarriag>
of little girls nine years t hi t.
middle-aged men, and^uthcr atro
cities, read Mother India, written
by nn American woman.
Starter and
Ignition
Service
Our Specialty
Fight
me.
tysburg. The story appeared recently in the New York
Times
and concerns a claim against the government in con
The Systems And Fellownien.
nection with the purchase of Florida by the United States
By Raymond Holden
from Spain. The claim against the government is held by
* i l n I’ or try —
the Meade family and the recent tribute to General Meade
it the long thread,
Pram which
these
fruit-shnped has served to revive interest in- the matter.
! days
It appears that Richard Meade, father of General Meade,
H a fg , hung too Lbe dead
began a shipping business in Cadiz, Spnin in 1803. Ijirge
have gone their ways;
banking connections together with his shij>ping interests
It no man walks
house
to heaven-knows enabled the elder Meade to acquire considerable wealth, so
where
much so that the Spanish government sought aid from him
Bu| death, with n warrant, stalks
during that nation s war with Napoleon. Meade made conH is going there;
tracts to send supplies to Cadiz and as a result of his as
That the most tumbled hed
The body In the flower leaves sistance the French effort to starve the city was o f no avail.
shaking
Following the war Spain made known that it could not
W ill shoulder instead
reimburse Meade. He pressed his claim but failed to get anv
A bpdy past waking;
Thajt none may doubt
money. He wns thrown in jail for two years.
Some time
H ow loam will lock Ita folds
later a Hpeoial commission appointed by the Spanish king
Abqre him and close out
found that Meade was entitled to $373,879.88 and he was
Blood's color and gold’s;
given
a judicial certificate covering that amount.
Thefc things neither fools
Hoc , shrewder people dread
When Spain sold Florida to the United States for five
(hey dread the ghouls
million
dollars under the agreement between the two
plunder the not-dead—
nai'.ons, the United Spates instead of paying ensh was to take
'systems and fellow-men
in *.s
cure of clnirmf Hcld by American citizens against the Span
™ 4t dig and tear apart
Thd mind, and the battened pen
ish government. Under the arrangement, Meade gave up his
W hfre it keeps the heart.
certificate and accepted a certified copy which he presented to
P ity the poor flea. Nine out of the American commission named to distribute the money.
ten igo to the dogs.
The commission refused to pay and the Spanish king did
-------o------likewise. The commission expended the five million dollars
Ifciy at least one little member
and Meade’s claim was left unpaid.
ship In the Hanford Chamber of
The fight has been in the courts o ff and on ever since.
Commerce.
The two sons sought payment and were unsuccessful and now
The trouble with hush money is the other descendants are making a fight for the claim. BMh
that Just like any other kind of
have been prepared to be introduced in the next congress but
motley it talks.
what will come of it all remains to be seen. The claim has
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l i t t l e theater," 'W hy not o ’‘ little has turned a deaf ear to making appropriations to cover the
theater’’ fo r Sanford?
amount.
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READ ALSO Voltaire’s "Zudig," which will delight you. It
tells how a wandering philosopher
cured the "suttee’’ habit in one
part of India, tic told the people
God the Lord, fo r thy name’s sake.
he
admire ! "suttee,” but suggested
Meade Claim
Renewed
Bc&usc thy mercy is good, deliver
one amendment.
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thou tac. F flf I am P ° ° r ®nd needy,
R efer1 being burned, the window
•ntf my heart is wounded within
An interesting historical fact to Floridans has come to must spend two hours with the
me. Psalm 109:21. 22.
present.
PRAYER:
0 Lord, my God, I light with the recent, unveiling o f a monument in Washing handsomest young man
The crow missed that "auttce."
cried unto Thee, and Thou hust ton to Genera! George G. Meade, hero o f the battle of Get
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j W. First at Oak.
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(««a M H i{»K s a a a e
YOU MAY not like to see that
Union Jack covering so much of
earth’s territory, hut tho widows
HUSINESS-LIKE G R AN D JURY REPORT
and the little
girls o f India
FLORIDA TIMES*ONION
may be glad that f|a*r floats over
them— also the miserable cattle
Grand juries, amotg other very work, and by keeping expenditures
iljowcd to starve to death, because
brutalized Hindus think it a sin to mpnrumt duties, aie required to within income nit of which com'’ *
put them out of their misery—also cake inspection of pubblic inati- put ()f thl. H.k,.ts of the tnxpay-,
million of "untouchables," human .aliens within thnr respective
beings kept in horrid misery by itnisdu tions and to take note and cn:What t ic grand jury has to say
.eport to the coutt in which they
India's caste system.
UNEASrSLEff]
Diink - Elder
“ Nerve* Were All to
Say* Lady Who Tell* |
Ctrdoi Helped Her'
She Was R oq-Dowi,
Springs Water
Health Insurance
iunction on the adninistration o f with teference to public schools
,1011N MULL does what he can ublic affairs in le localities ill and to the county hospital, the lat
huh the respective courts oper- er under the management o f the
to help them ull, nnd uctually
ift ,
In a wny o’ speaking, this w elfare hoard, as weil ns to the
orders his police to shoot starving
’cuttin* o f grand jery duty is "tak- police department of this city mer
dying cattle.
np stock.” making o f an inve’nt- its the same careful nttention by
Rut John Hull will have to an
•i> ,nf tho public business.
the public und by the various o f
swer for one thing at judgment
Ton frequently irunu jury pro- ficials, thut evidently has been
day.
Protecting Hindus from
Mohammedans that would gladly ii hiio , along the line just indi- given by the jury. They are matinnssucre them, curbing the exac atul, i* mure or Itss perfunctory. tern ot very vital importance to
One 1 room, one 5 room
tions, taxing nnd vices o f the Mi is, however, ij lot the case in all the people nnd unless there is
and
one (i room house.
rajahs, nnd diminishing by millions the functioning, in this particular the most o f efficient management
.nutter,
o
f
the
Duvtl
county
grand
nnd administration in these inthe number of deaths from plague
These houses are modern
nnd famine, Britain has caused jury fur the tern that just has situtions nnd depm tinents the pub
India’s population to rise from V -<n concluded. Thi report to the lic can not he properly served,
in
every respect, and- the
200.000.000 to noo.000,000. That's • quit inuilc by this honorable body us the grand jury desires shall
rent
is reasonable.
of citizens, and publiihed in full he 'done, not only here but in every |
it serious responsibility.
in the Times-Union o:‘ lust Sat- other department o f the county
unlay, indicates that this partic business nnd affairs.
Also have two 2 room
A L F R E D TU C K E R , bricklayer,
ular grand jury perlurnted its
Taking this latest grand jury re
out of work, and his wife, both duty of stock-taking in a thor
apartments, partly furapast *10. were found dead yesterday ough and businesslike Manner. It port in its entirety it is a model
ished.
with the gas turned on. Near the is n report that merits ccreful and o f its kind. It indicates business
man’s body was a bank book considerate reading by every cit- capacity and capability on the p a rt;
You will have to see
mnrke.'. "account closed." Potter’s iien of this country for the rea- o f the citizens called to serve :m
these
to appreciate them.
field nnd the grave are never on that it has reference to mat grand jurors, whose duty it in,
under
the
law
and
the
instruc
closed, so the old couple turned in ters o f more than ordinur/ import
tions o f the roUrt, to mnke dili
that direction.
ance to the public thut pays for
gent and careful inquiry into such
the service that is performed, or matters us come within its law
OLD AGE is the night o f life. expected to be performed, by those
"W ork, for the night is coming in its employ, officially ir other ful power ami to make complete
when mans work is done," says the wise. Management o f pubic insti ttr.tl unbiased report to the court,
I*. O. Box 339 Sanford, Fla.
of
future
old hymn. For those that have not tutions, from schools to prisons, indicating whatever
action
may
be
deemed
necessary
in
saved, age is u dreary night.
received proper attention by the
such instances as the grund jury
grand jury thut has competed its
Russia wants immediate disarm
RUHSIA HAS wanted
Poland term. What the grund jury hus re believes call fo r correction. Hence
it is that the grand jury has made
ament. Well, let her go ahead and
to let Lithuuniu alone. Germany ported to the court, w he h e r. by
is supposed to have fram ed the way o f commendation or »f criti the report that now is a matter o f
dUahn— nobody is stopping her.
record in the court of this county,
-------o---- •—
warning fur
Russia. Germany cism, and with evident erre and
which report, as has been said, is
would like to get back her territory fairness, therefore, desenes not
Florida w ill bo drier than a bone Editor, Hanford Herald:
n model o f businesslike procedure
E. T ir. t St
|
world’s foremost
bacterioligists that Versailles gave to Poland.
Uila< winter, says Mr. Lowman.
only
consideration
by
th*
public
In the several recent discussions
on
the
port
o
f
those
making
it,
who
have
endeavored
to
get
sterile
Eveygladea
drainage Is beginning o f ndlk Hold in Hanford; a good
hverg
but such nctiun, whore recon mend
nnd that now needs to lx? given
Sanford
to
ow results.
L IT H U A N IA ’ S A R M Y
swears ed, us will give desired results. added value by proper action where
deal hus been said about the bact milk from the cow, or as near that
The grand jury report h-re re action is called fo r und considered
eria! counts, with reference to tho as could to obtained. The methods to die rather thnn sec Lithuania
It* was remarked by Thoreau, grade o f milk. In grading milk
were first to cover the cow with lose her freedom. Poland assures ferred to "speaks for its e lf” it is necessary.
In 1861 that “ politics is the gix- there are several main points to
white sheets except tho udder. The Britain that she w ill not Interfere so comprehensive that it dies not
aar>4 of. society," W e knew it was be considered, and tho bacterial udder and hands were
call for elucidation o f for txteudthen pre with Lithuania.
Most men think the girls arc cra
touch.— Tampa
Times,
Inalde content is only one o f them, and
ed comment. Tho vory beit that
pared its i f fo r a surgical oper
R U SSIA W IL L nttemi a Geneva can be said with reference to it zy, braving the winter winds with
is not the most important item to ation, the milk was drawn through
------- -------i>
parley, which recalls the scene In it by way of urging that it le rend out sufficient protection arund the
be considered.
sterile
milk
tubes
into
containers
There is little p rofit In it for a
carefully by every citizen of the neck, und the giris pity the men for
The local milk ordinance dues with solid covering over the top. Job. “ when the sons o f God came
mart to. own lota in the city i f he
to be present themselves before county, which, o f course, include*
O
f
the
entire
group
o
f
samples
not
grude
milk,
It
simply
exclude*
having to wear collars ir. the sum
does not clean them up.— Titus
the Lord, and Satan cantc also Jacksonville, und most cjrefully
v ille HtorAdvocate. Yes a city milk that runs a higher bacteria that were tried, there were three umong thorn."
by public officials, most of all, mer.— Dothan Eagle.
without bacteria, with othar counts
must be kapt clean i f one is to prof, count than 2U0.II0U.
Russia w ill demand immediate fo r the report has particular re
Ordinances tlmt grude
milk going from 200 to 16,000. the av reduction o f land and sea forces. Terence to the work which these
.it iijt Iota.
Leading a revolution in Mexico
-o------:uch us the U. S. Puulic Health erage being l,tf00 bacteria.
__ ,_______ __
, ,
Rut Lithuanian news, nnd news servants o f the people arc doing,,
We might also consider certi
"Standard
Ordinance"
g aboutlho mod- Htrvico
1a '
1
>C‘U|^
from father south , would indicate bestowing cununeivJation wkere it
it isn’t a dance mentiona first of all the equip fied milk, which is produced under bigger armies, in Europe rather is believed by the grand jury t o ' '‘’ ft 1®®™ fo r a squirrel up in these
of
u
Dairy
riant, the most
extreme
precautions than disarmament.
>, and a fte r you ment
be deserved and, likewise, criticism i parts,— T errq Haute Star,
nnger m odem.— rutlines the methods by which that are considered practical to
where, conscientiously, this dranch
this equipment shall be used, ur*' in the production o f commercial
In Australia yesterday’ workers, o f the court has found wkat it
und then limits the
number milk. This milk is allowed a max
unemployed, tried to force their considers not to be as should be.
Sfm e folks think they are entitl o f bacteria. I f a Grate " B " Dairy imum o f 10,000 bacteria and is so way into the treasury building.
It does seem, however, that spec
recognised
as d if
ed to anything thev want and will produces milk with a bacterial universally
ial attention should be ended ui
The rioting was suppressed.
fight fo r it even if they lose ami count thut is us good as tuat re ficult to produce that it demands
Australia is severe in its im that portion of the grand jury’s reprice
approximately
makb others Jose by figh tin g.— quired for Grado “ A ” milk, this a prcmiUm
migration
li
Moariuvn
limitations,
and riot- oort that has reference to the work
milk cannot be classed as graUe"n ' doub'e he cost o f ordinary m ilk., tnR there by
the unemployci| ro_ being done by the present board
Thopiaavillc Timcs-Entcrprise.
until the equipment and methods
Notwithstanding
this a le tte r; minds American workers that what of county contmissoners, and to
the financing policies, especially
ircing to the Tampa Times used reach the Grude " A ” Stan- was published in The Herald re a country needs is population.
that the Duval county ccmmisis an organized ring uf dog darte.
cently claim ing that some dairy
The bacterial count ctf milk are in Lukeland Florida
sic-ners have udopted and that are
ires working in Tampu. That
was selling
W H E N A M E R IC A had
fewer
approximate, and milk which contained only three
commended in the report, which is
-----it* that sooner or later they on7y roughly
than
4,000,000
population, you
in tine with the commendation that
.''T r ftt'b e working in other Florida are dependent upon the cleanliness hundred bacteria.
Pcriiatent coughs and colda lead to
coul-j hire a first-class workman
o f production, and the temperature This bacteria count can only be
previously has been awarded
in wrioua trouble. You can itop them now
d t i « . Beware.
for 876 a year, and only one
o f the milk immediately a ftar pro obtained in milk produced on a
these columns o f the Times-Uniun. with Geomulaion, an emulaified creo
skilled mechanic in the whole
The grand jury evidently believes sote that ia pleasant to uke. Creoraul,Chicago bootlegger gamblers are duction, and unless something is commercial scale by the use of un
country, a N ew England carpenter, that in this department of
the
•bowing the world a neat w ay to known about how the milk is pro lawful preservatives,
was able to earn one dollar a day county, government very much of •ion la a new medical discovery with
duced
and
handled,
they
may
be
two-fold action; it soothes and hr ili
g et fid o f competition. And it seems
As one o f the writers said in all the year round.
t(ie people's money can be saved Iba inflamed membranes and inhibila
to work out all right where you jnlsle ailing.
his Forum letter, this CUy is to
Now we have 115,000,000 people
hove ■ Thompson fo r mayor and a ** A given milk with a relatively be congratulated on the milk re and you pay carpenters more or squandered, and as evidently Berm growth.
believes that the present board uf
(H all known drugs, creosote «..* «low
bacterial
count
may
be
milk
(I fbr governor.
ports that are being made by the
ons dollar a day.
county commissioners is pursuing ogotzotj. by high medical authorities ia
------ a------. that is in reality produced under local dairies as a whole. Not in than
I£ vire had 50,000,000 more of the the proper course, b y doing good ane of tho greatest healing agencier for
new Turkish ambassador to ve ry undesirable conditions, and Comp« rillon with ,hat ‘ of any
right European population they i J --------------------- ■—
_____ _ persistent coughs and co|ds and t.her
hited States is said to be re- be unwholesome milk.
|cthe r ._ City....but in comparison would eat our farmers* surplus,
forms of throat troubles. Creomulsion
• fo r the deaths o f thirty T M * ft made pusslDie by
with Sanford eighteen months ago, double the number o f automobile
contains, in addition to creosote,other
nd Armenians. Gee, w ith all the milk immediately aftwf-raDkln* when the average bacterial count mechanics, and double prosperity.
c I®? elements which soothe and heal
W e Buy and Sell the
lives on hia head, he would and holding at a temperature so fo r the milk was near the 400,000 And we have room and food fo r
infected membranes and stop the
ratty near a life sentence in low that, bacteria w ill scarcely mark. The dairies as graded by the twice 60,000,000 more.
irritation and inflammation, while the
Bottles
of
A
ll
De
multiply. While on the other hand, u. S. Bureau o f Animal Industry
country.
CTef»«>»« •<>«■ on to the stomach, j. .k.
-------o------another sample o f milk, the same j score card would have had an aver- snee, but have considerably impro
scriptions. R ear of •orbed into the blood, attacka the teat
n the late Prim ier Britianu age, produced under very
»f tbs trouble end checks the g,Qw!h
age grade o f about fifty -fiv e ; while v e ! on the demands made by the
af the |exms.
*
a t -room iu,w they
they have
hava an
an avtraire
hart- City Ordinance. When the general
umania was buried tho other able condition* and held
_______
average hact
Creomulsion
is
gturantred
satiafacthe guns o f the soldier* temperature
would h»y*_JJ 52 5" r t i l , c°unt near 100,000, and an av. public evinces the interest in tho
lh? * " • * « « of persistent
hi solute, little K in g hac te ria than
•rage grading o i near eighty,
i *
quality o f Sanford milk that the
said, "Oh Mamina, do you milk.
t It should be stated that the dairymen have, Sanford w ill have
E
f
t
,
?
!
«
C
broachitl. aad other forms of respir*!
> cannons?
Has
w a r j; In regards to tba d<
Baity men, whu^ have, always an. ordinance requiring the official
:m t disuses, and i. excel],* for
la the light o f succeed- ber o f bacteria t!
iven splendid co-op&etion to the grading o f ‘milk, and w ill have
ing up the system after
Qf
8. SOM AN
disturbances In .m a y be expected
C ity Food
od Inspection, have not
<
dairies producing grade MA " milk.
r
cold
is
i
l
l
Sanford
A
n
,
answer to that g e t some ii'eaa by
beta la ’ lafii
(ling
to
j
rueord# o f *
ilrvmrefiCI
t a ’ort!W1ctfgr<J*!ry or
(adv.)
*
Hopkins, S. C.—Mrs. G. W.j
o f this place, says:
" I was suffering from
weakness. These would coos
suddenly and I would have t
op nnd go to bed. For _
months I did not sleep well i
and got no rest from sice
leeu if
very nervous, I could not
ot bes
least noiso. Tho chiidrat
me. My nerves were all to^
" I had taken Cardui *cvenJ
before, so I sent at ooce for
and began to take it
Hi
end o f a short time I felt
ter, so I kept right on taking _
W hen I would feel ■ nerroai
coming on, I took it mere
fbr a few days.
" I can certainly MyCtrdui
me wonderfully, for ifter a “
nervousness dw
disappeared en
could sleep at night and my y
health was better. My appetitef
ed up and I enjoyed my meals*
Thousands o f other womeal
told o f the benefit they have i
ed from tho use of Cardui K .
on hand, to take wheu needed (
A medicine o f lorig-eat’ "
merit; mild, harmless.
A t all drug stores.
For Rent
LO CH
ARBOR
G. S. Witmer,
THE SANFORD FORUM
L A N E Y ’S -
AH
CO
S YOUR
DANC l SIGNAL
KOTS’
cABSSi
4The Friendly Drug Store**!
Prescriptions Filled Promptly
And Accurately
L e f C h r is f m a t
B r in g s fh e N e w s
F o r (h e Y e a r 1928
Sanford
Herald
mi
�P a g e at Cfi^ertbni^ijyehtjioijt
[ce T e le p h o n e
148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37,
Azarian Members Are'
Entertained Tuesday
With- Mrs. McMahon
a at th6 U ilj nail* muait, uy
Ring's Globe Trotters o f
L | luncheon at one o’clock
heess Issena, at Daytona
liven by the A b igail BartloUnter N. S. D. A. R.,honorL Broks W hite, state refars leave here at 10:30
from the home o f Mrs. John
bch Jr., on Park Avenue.
Azarian Circle o f the First
[Church will have an all
Ling party at the home o f
[ A- Anderson, 915 Elm
Mnesday.
Th u r s d a y ;
[ Side Parent Teachers AsL wi|| meet at 3:15 o ’clock
South Side Prim ary School.
Crsal o f
the
Christmas
C to be given by the A zarL , will be held at 4:30
[ft the church. A ll those
Ive parts are requested to
lent.
Side Parent
Tenchcrs
tion will meet
at 3:00
at the West Side Prim ary
L,| bazaar nnd turkey supIthc Woman 's Guild and St.
Guilds of Holy Cross EpisBuirch at the Parish House.
Ion o f Officers
fo r the
[ f Eastern Slur, Seminole
I No. 2, at 7:30 o 'clock at
Ionic Temple.
|
FRIDAY.
It L. Class o f the First
■ Church will meet a t 3.30
kt the home o f Mrs. Barney
E20 Laurel Avenue,
[Donald I*. Drummond will
In the members of the Fort[ bridge cluh. at her home
L Lakes.
[J. C. L’ennett w ill entertain
Bobers o f the Book Lovers
[2:30 o’clock at her home on
[is Avenue.
[nia Evans Circle o f the
hit Church w ill meet at 3:00
«t the home o f Mrs. O. J.
h Sanford Avenue with Mrs.
Crawford us hostess,
k No. 2 o f the Methodist
will meet at 3:00 o ’clock
tome r f Mrs. W. S. Hand
n Avenue.
p No. 4 o f the Methodist
Iwill meet with Mrs. Burke
■ Celery Avenue, at 3:00
H No. 5 o f the Methodist
B u ilt meet with Mrs. J. I).
■ it 3:00 o'clock at her home
Brtlc Avenue.
I t n Club will meet at 10
at the Yacht Club. Mr3.
i W ill • of Jacksonville,
nt o f the Avondale Circle of
Clubs o f Jacksonville will
on Rockeries and Garden
n Church will have receprl musical ut H o’clock at the
Hub.
f
SATU RD AY
nn’s Story Hour
ut
10
it the library,
m 's matinee at the Milam*
i at 10 o’clock under the
* of Mrs, C. E. Myers cir
ke Presbyterian Church.
M ONDAY
hen Mallory Circle o f the
sptist Church w ill meet at
»ck, at the home o f Mrs. E.
it Club Dance Is
Delightful Af f ai r
of the largest and
t »ociul a ffa irs o f the fall
V s the dance given prin|ng for the members of
cf>t Club with Mrs. Samuel
°* -'Ira. Robert A . Ncwinun
W illiam Moore Scott ns
w- The
attractive
club
*»re most beautifully dec*>th quantitiea o f potted
baskets and vases o f pink
ithumums.
c w“ s furnished by ReUcnorchestra. Delicious punch
trvt>! throughout tho
1 *
prettily
appointed
the »un parlor. About 75
in attendance, and
he out o f town guests
r*- A lice Woodcock of
Greening from JackMd Linton E. Allen o f
m*«ting o f the T . E. L. Claes
[h, rst, BaPti«*t Church has
[»!* * '*
*rom Thursday to
l .GV?oon >,V(1 w ill be he’d
At the home o f M r i,
L 2520 Laurel Avenue.
> are asked to be proW,H be the last meetyear.
® I'R B V E N T IO N
The Azarian Class o f the First
Baptist Church held a most inter
esting nvnting Tuesday evsning
at the home of Mrs. Charles Mc
Mahon with Mrs. McMahon nnd
Mrs. Roy King as hostesses. Poinsettins, chrysanthumums; >wh'/e
roses and ferns were arranged
with pleasing iffe c t in baskets
about the rooms.
Mrs. L. T. Sheppard, class presi
dent presided over the businass
session when routine business was
carried out. Committees were ap
pointed for the Christmas Pageant.
Plans were made for a Christmas
party which will b? held at an ear
ly date.
A t the conclusion o f business
Dr, F. D. King, pastor o f the
church gave n most interesting
talk. Several humorous readings
were given by Miss Mary .McMa
hon. An advertising contest wa*
the feature of the social hour and
the prize, a pair of shoe trees was
won by Mrs. V. G. Hasty. Mrs.
Arthur-Gatchell won
the< booby
prize, which was a rattle. Refreshmenls of fruit salad, saltines
cook:es and punch were served a la
late hour.
Those attending this meeting were
Mrs. Arthur Hatcher, Mrs. J. H.
Ramsey, Mrs. Troy
Ray, Mrs.
Robert A. Wiliams, Mrs. L. T.
Sheppard, Mrs. Sidney J. Nix, Mrs.
B. C, Moore, Mrs. S, A. Stapleton,
Mrs. A. C. Hall, Mrs. J. C. Hardy,
Mrs. W. C. Dc Courscy, Mrs. V.
G. Hasty, Mrs. A. M. Karp. Mrs.
C. C. Wells. Mrs. R. L. Beard
Mrs. A. Kendall, Mrs. C. A. And
erson Jr., Mrs. Southward, Mrs.
Arthur Gatchcll, Mrs. Frank Brad
ley ami Miss Edna Me Creu of
Moutrie, Ga.
An cnjoynble social a ffa ir o f the
week was that o f Tuesday evening
when Mm. Roy 0 . WIIHnmd enter*
tained the members o f the Sand
Spur Bridge Club a t the Country
Club. The spacious club lounge
where the card tablas hatl been
spread for play was adorned with
quantities o f pink roses, chrysanthumums and ferns.
Tallies done In; girls wearing
fetdiing sport costumes were used
in keeping scores fo r the game and
after the fifth progression score,
w eie counted and the ■ prize for
highest score, a green lacquer mag
azine rack was awarded to Miss
Mina Howard. The consolation prize
a pretty shoulder flow er went to
Miss J’errie Lee Bell. In cutting for
the other prize, a set o f bridge
tables markers. Miss Sarah Warren
Easterby was the lucky one.
When thr bridge accessorfes had
been removed and the tables laid
with hand made ctovers, refresh
incuts of a tasty salad course with
coffee were served b ythe hostess
assisted by Miss N ell Williams.
The players were Miss Sarah
Warren Easterby, Miss Minn How
ard, Miss I’crrie Leo Bell, Miss
I.' ve Turner, Miss Frances Dutton
itiss Emily Bailey, Miss Nonie
William, Miss Maude Tyre, Miss
Marion Ilnnd, Miss Nell Williams,
Miss Fern Ward nnd Mrs. Earle E.
Jones.
Personals
Mr, nnd Mrs. G. D. Me Kay, who
iave been spending some time here
as the guests of Mr. Me K ay’s bro*
;her nnd wife, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn
E. Me Kay left Tuesday fo r their
home at Lima. Ohio.
The many friends of Miss Flor
ence Me Kay will be pleased to
learn that she has recovered from
ler recent illness and plans to re
turn to Hollins College Wednesday
iftem m u.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe B. Hutton
left Sunday for Savannah Ga.,
where they will spend a week.
Mrs. Robert C. Thrasher and
baby returned home Sunday aftertoon from Hastings where they
have been visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. p. Flake.
W. H. Berry will return home
Wednesday evening from Jackson.
.■Hit* where he has been spending
the past few days on business.
M r. and Mrs. Fred 11intermister
and Mrs. Sherwood have arrived
here from Scranton, Pa., t « spend
the winter and are pleasantly loculed a] the Knmlull Apartments.
Miss Margaret Zachary, o f Sanforcr.
a page
Mrs. Newton Lovnll o f Alachua
is visiting ns the guest o f relatives. <>f the General United Daughters o f the I onfederary
ton, S. C. last week Inst week. Misd Zachary ts a ntui
The many friends o f Mrs. W. Howard chapter o f the city ami Li a senior at Ihik
Morton Thigpen and Miss Mary ham, N. C.
Open will regret to learn o f the
death o| their uncle, C. W . Deett,
who passed away Monday morning
Mrs. Viola Hughes o f Fort Pier-J
at his home at Lakeland.
ie arrived here Slturdny nnd Is tho •
guest of her niecij Mrs. J. N. Tolur.
Dr. mill Mrs. E. Molnar and chil ■Mrs. Hughes wa* called here by
dren of Dunnelhm were the guests the death o f her brother in law C.
of Mrs. B. E. Tnknch and fam ily V. McIntyre.
Mr- Viola Hughes left 1‘ucsdny
aver Thanksgiving.
evening for her home at Fort
Misses Christine and Mlltlrci
Pierce after a short stay here with
Miss Bertha Takach, u senior at Doyle returned U St. Augustin:
Holy Name Academy at San An Sunday after spending the Thanks her niece Mrs. J. N. Tolar.
tonio spent the Thanksgiving holi giving holidays hire us the guest:
Mr- George lirockhnlm daugh
The Fidelis Class o f the First days here with her aunt Miss Ar- of their uncle an* uunt Mr. am
ter
Miss Maxine Bpx-khahn and
Mrs.
Frank
Miller.
They
were
ac
Baptist Church was most delight- unka Takach.
companied to St. Aligustine by Mr son George Jr., returned homo
fully entertained Tue*dny evening
Sunday from Tampa where they
i and Mrs. Miller, t
as the guests of Miss Bessie Boyce
Mrs. T. D. Inabinet and small
were the guests o f Mr. and Mrs.
at her horn: on Palmetto Avenue. son returned home Sunday a ftrr
Decorating the rooms where the spending the past six weeks with
members assembled were baskets her grandparents Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
nf poinsettias nnd ferns, carrying M. Ziegler at Orangeburg, S. C.
out the color scheme o f red nnd
green.
Mr-. F. B. (Jelderman, D. D.
A short business session was Wellborn and L. L. Nott motored
held presided over by the presi ;o Cocoa Monday where they at
O. G. Bussell and daughters tho
dent, Miss Elina Lee Jowers, dur tended the revival being held by Mi-«ses Jewel unjl Etta Russell of
ing which time plans were complet Mrs. Uhlman, the evangelist.
Okeechobee are visiting in tho city
ed fo r a candy sale to be held on
na the guest of Mr. Russell’s
rinturdny. Committees were also
Mrs. Augusta Eigenmann of brother T. W. Burnell. .......... .
named to serve during the month Clearwater urrived here Wednes
of December.
day afternoon to visit hero daugh
Mrs, B. T. Houser returned homo
During the social hour Miss Anna ter, Mrs. Fred Daiger.
Sunday from Tamil where she
Belle Ityson gave n number of pi
visited relatives for several days.
ano selections.
Refreshments o f
Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. T.
orange nde, cake nnd sandwiches L. Dumas nnd Mrs. C. L. Legge
Mrs.
M. McKenzie left Mon
were served late in the evening by motored to Orlando Tuesduy where
day
evening
for’ her home ut Corthe hostess assisted by her sister, they went to see Mrs. Forrest
dele, Ga., after spending the past
Mrs. .It F. Cooper.
Lake who is at a rospitul there.
few days hep- with her niece Mrs.
Those present were Miss Nell
J. N. Tolar. 1
Miss Jnnu Savacool of Tumpu
Messenger, Mrs. Marie
Herring
Miss Virgie Turner, Miss Electa spent the week-end here as the
[nlyre who was culled
Stevens, Miss Merle Higgins, Miss guest o f her aunt Mrs. 11. T.
by the death o f bin
Anna Belle Dyson, Miss Marietta Houser.
. McIntyre, le ft TuesDuncan, Miss Mury Appleby, Miss
for his home ut Miami.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tate o f DoMary Hinton, Miss
Iris
Britt,
Miss ut 1th Whittle, Miss Katherine land spent Thunksgiving here with
Calhoun, Miss Lorraine Franklin. relatives^ They were accompanied
Miss Bessie Boyce, Miss Annie home hy Miss Ruby Courscy who
Laurie Jowers, Miss Birdie Moore, spent the week end ns their guest.
Miss Ruth Griggs, Miss Josie
Stumlenmire, Miss Elma Lee Jow
Mrs. Rulph B. Dodd anil son of
ers, Mrs. N. E, Lovell o f Alachua, College Park, Ga., are visiting in
Mrs. L. V. Duane, Mrs. It. A. Win Sanford us I/<j guest of her sister
ston nml Mrs, It. F. Cooper.
Mrs A . S. Johnson.
Fidelis Class O f 1st
Baptist Church Holds
Interesting
Meeting
Mrs. GeorgeW.Knight
Hostess To Duplicate
Bridge Club Members
Mr» undMrs. Clyde Bennett of
Gainesville, Ga., nnd Miss Nell
Whitworth o f Ocaln spent lust
Wednesday hero us the guest of
Mr. and Mrs.C. P. Whitworth.-
Mrs, Georgo W. Knight was
hostess Tuesduy afternoon at n
most- delightfully
social
affair
when she entertained, the mem
bers o f the Tuesday Duplicate Brid
ge Club at her home in San Lnnta.
The rooms wh^ra the card tables
Had been arranged for play were
bright with baskets and bowls of
multi-colored zinniai and narissus.
Tho afternoon hours ware quick
ly spent with games o f duplicate
hridge and after all the’ boards
had hc:n played, icorca were coinoared and the prises, dninty hand
kerchiefs were uwarded Mrs. A. R.
Platt, Mrs. Hal W ight. Mrs. Har
ry B. Lewis, Mrs. Ralph wight,
Mrs. George A. DeCottes and Mrs.
Ralnh Stevens.
A t the ten hour tho players were
ntermiater
joined by-Mrs;- Fred
w
Refreshment*
consisting of a tempting salad
cours: with coffee were served by
the hostess assisted by her daugh
ter, Miss Elizabsht Knight.
W. S. Young o f La Grange, Ga.,
whi has been the guest o f C, P
Whitworth left Saturday fo r his
home.
Miss Cox WinsHonors
For Her Riding Skill
M ist Margaret Cox o f 419 Mag
nolia Avenue, daughter o f Mr*.
T. J. Miller, who is attending
Wheaton College at Norton, Mass.,
took part In the annual riding meet
between the "House o f Pines" ami
"Wheaton College’.’ Events In the
meet were demonstrations o f walk
ing trotting and riding without
stirrups, jumping, tandpni riding
and competitive m ilitary drill, in
which the Wheaton College won
the "HIO and Hill cup’ fo r this
year. Miss Cox, whose excellent
riding was a. great factor in the
making this victory possible, is J*
seniof
M1** <7ear*
Tenn,, Nov. 30.—
Bedford
Shellmlre,
discussed the multiwhich attack the
Wn« o f the mouth In
ktfofe the Southorn
W«tion’a convention.
PLANT* c m — Extensive im
• was along the lines
provements
under way at Plant
_
prevention o f
"ROAMING AROUND
THE CAKKIBEAN’’
Aesops Fables
"THE HUMAN FLY"
THURSDAY
Ueautifql' Billie Dove
in
"THE AMERICAN- nEAUTY"
comedy
"K E E P IN G IN T R IM "
Milano Review
in Natural Colors
B IG D A N C E
Wednesday Night, Nov. 30th ., 1 9 2 7
City Hall Auditorium
Paul
King’s
J. Edward Livingston o f
Palm
Beach Drive. They were delight
fully
entertained during their
stay. Among the social courtesies
given in their nnnor was a the
atre party given l>y Mrs. Livings
ton on Friday evening, and on
Saturday evening thqy were enti rtained as the guesti o f Mr. and
Mrs. P. O. Steele
Dr. Ralph Stevens went to in
land Tuesday where he spent the
afternoon on business.
Maurice W'Tr.blsh is spendi/i^
Mrs. James G. Sharon returned short time here en route t
home Tuesday evening from Mad Miami from Washington, D^_C.J
ison and Jacksonville where she
visited relatives for thu past five
days.
E P IS C O P A L CHURCH
Miss
Ashton Thomas leaves
BAZAAR
Wednesday /or her home at Jack
N E W P A R IS H H OUSE
sonville a fter a pleasent visit here
with here sister Mrs. Jane Smith.
Gifts o f all kinds
Cindy
and Cooked Food
Willliam M usgrave snent Tucs
day at Jacksonville on huisness.
A FT E R N O O N T E A
E. A. Douglass returned home
Tuesday afternoon from
Tampa
where ho spent several clays on
business.
G lobe
Trotters
Orchestra;
of Indianapolis, Ind.
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Admission
L A D IE S 25c .
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M E N J1.00
Dancing sta rtin g U t 9 (M e e k
TU RKE Y SUPPER
Beginning—5:30 P, M,
Evans will
return
B E A U T IF U L LE ATH E R L E A F
FERNS
C. S. Bromley o f St. Augustine
is visiting here us, the guest of
Mrs. C. D. Brum Icy nt her home at
Geneva.
Mrs. A. B. Anderson o f Lumberton, S. C., is visiting her daughter
3:0ft to 5.00
December ! » t
Miss Leola
Only
10 c
Each
You Will Want Several o f These
Drink - Elder
Springs Water
Health Insurance
Christmas Cards
TODAY
‘ ■RICH R U T H O N E S T "
From the story by
Arthur Sommers Roc ho
also
Our (fang Comedy
"T H E OLD W H O LLO I***
lidded
A novelty In Technicolor
Mrs. J.
D. Jink ins returned
heme Sunday evening from Mary
ville, Tenn., where she was culled
by the illness o f her daughetr Miss
Virginia Jinkins. She was accom
panied home by Miss Jinkins wha
will not return to Maryville Col
lege until after the holidays.
The many friemi* ui sir. ami
Mr*. Frank J. Gonzalez will 'regret
to learn that they are both ill with
influenza at their home on Pal
metto Avenue.
Mrs. Roy G. Williams
Entertains Sandspur
Club A t Pretty Party
Every W anted N ew Color
Including Fashionable Black
SILK frocks— Satin frocks— Wool Crepe
frocks— Repp Cloth frocks—
— you wouldn’t believe that $16.00
could buy such style and quality!
The collection Is made up ofl new Full
and Winter models In the npproved
colors.
You'll be entranced by the styles,
nnmzetl by the values.
MIjici 16 (a 20
Women 36 to 42
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ora t U B W c a n T f l w / s o c *
Answer the Call!
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Every citizen must bear his share—
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S A N F O R D rO V IE D O G R O W E R S
FIRST N A T IO N A L B A N K
M ILLER & ERICKSON
BALL H A R D W A R E CO.
T.
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W . R U SSE L L & CO.
E D W A R D tfiG G IN S, INC.
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Jb, rate* on reqneau
rtduced rates are* fo r
Ltive insertions*
Lord* of average length
Lnteii a line.
Lum charge o f 30c fo r
Esertion,
[advertising is restricted
L r classification,
t'crror is made The SanLftld will b« responsible
|r one incorrect insertion,
Lcrtiser fo r subsequent
Cn, The office should be
h immediately iifc a s e o f
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY)
Capable, re'ined woman to live in
home and take care of two chil
dren. Small salary but good home
?,ht, p* r!,on- Mr*- K- H. Berg
1017 Union Avenue.
R E AL ESTATE
room unfurnished house, comer
Oak and 17th St.
Phone 20,
Wanted— High ty [w solicitor, wnman preferred
Boji xxx c-n
Herald.
10-B— Hants and Flowers
FOR R E N T five room bungalow
located on comer lot 2300 Palmet
C elery plant Cold n & Special. R
R. L Harrison, I! — 1 Box 85. San- to Avenue. Large living room, din
ing room, kitchen, bath, two bed
ford.
rooms, front and rear porches.
Owner living out o f the city and
G YFSO PH 1LA,
Calendula,
I a i - will rent cheap. Inquire at Herald
pines, Bachelor Buttons or Com Office,
flow er plants fo r sale.
B. F.
Whitner Jr., 42U Summerlin Ave.
air. siax Mew art may secure .i
F t Mellon. Phone 882-W.
free ticke to the Mi lane by call
ing fo r same at The Herald office
P L A N T STOKER vegetable seeds
and be sure o f germination, type
FOR R E N T —Smni'i cottage on rear
purity, » “ «-d disinfection. Make our
o f lot on Magnolia Avenue. Near
office your headquarters to talk southside school. $20. per month.
over seed problems.
Francis C.
Address S. I). R. enre Th^ Sanford
Stokes (i Co. 18 MeJjinder Arcade. Herald.
I I — Miscellaneous
FOR RENT -Small house located
at 2121 Palmetto Avenue. $25
monthly. Address B. P. 11. Care The
Mrs. John A. Strom.
“ Teacher o f Piano”
special at Herald.
tention given children, “ Reduced
rates.”
I BOO Magnolia Ave.
For Rent — F’ ive room house. Bath
and screened porch. $18.00 per
FOB S A L E —at first house on Pine month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 180VV.
St., Longwood. Fine Tangerines and
Oranges. $1.75 per .lundred. George
House for rent, U05 W. l i t St
Angrnve.
FOR S A L E
00 Acres Celery land on pine
way drive among best flow ing
wells in district. 35 ncr?s tiled
planted in celery in high state
of cultivation. 12 acrea cleared
nml in cultivation. 20 acres
tuugh. Also $10,000. equiptiitT-. »7::t aed above fo r $22,500.00.
Thi* farm 1* easily
worth
$45,000.00
including
equipment, i f interested see, or
write.
H. M. Rumbiey
Sanford, Florida
B Y T A V I/ mi |
MEMPHIS. Tenn., Nov. 30.—
(I N S ) —Dandlts
nre nometime.x
absent minded.
A handit pair started out the
other night as the cold mist and
rain was
Street*.
freezing
as it
hit the I
f
H E R E B I L L - I 'L L S TA R T ^ D O n Y RUSHES
YOU IN W R IT IN G O R D E fiC - f ME, B l G B O Y -
P U T DOWN " m e P A P E R
AM' I ’ L L G IV E Y O U
L...... T h e d o p e
r—
f
V
I 'L L JO IN Y A
SOON A S X
r e ad
NOW THEN —PUT THE
N A N jt AM ' A D D R E S S O F
T h e f ir m o n T H E T O P
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th e
D N F -----D A T E M E R E ,
a m D S h iP P in G
IN S T R U C T IO N S b e l o w
Une LanuiU forgot his overco.it.
The first man they met was n
pedestrian, And-ew Foggo, who
was clothed in a big warm overhandit pulled
c bandits burr ed along and
i*'l three stores that night.
( L e g a l N o t ic e s )
LIN K O A K — !New grad.ng mach
ine received for ine on Suwannee
Count) roads.
of Klorlds. at the
■ m Sanford. Seminole
Ida. or where ever said
he at said time, for a
tunnies, lake char*s« « f
her pruperly and hodealer In every fe-
TO VOTERS OF S E M IN O LE
lO U N T Y
I hereby announce myself ns
candidate for sheriff o f Semlnol
( ounty subject to the action e
KI.IC K K K
lUtlllTON
the Democratic primary to h
held in the eurly part o f
Jttn
11*28. Very respectively
in r u t : r iitr iM T f o l 'K T o k m ’ Xii n u i .i : c o u n t y . r u m i a v .
in _______ ___________ K. FI B R A D Y.
UII.XNURHY.
M tt III TTi*N, I'oniiitHlnnnt,
(Legal Notices)
- TH EN THE NUMBER OF CASES
IN THIS COLUMN —PRICE PER CASE
OVER HERE - AND THE TOTAL- q j
COST OF 6HIPM ENT OM THE ^ 1
l a s t l i n e — T h in k t o o ^
, u n d e r s t a n d it n o w ? J
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HUH-UMDCRSTMID
W H A T ? f- s
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Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works, \V A. l.ir r iN f’OTT and MARY It.
l.tt'l’ IN roTT. Ill” wife, Defend- IN r iir iiT
ius
Prompt - E fficient
Service
And
Found
Save 2 5 ', , O. S. Vaughn, optome
19— Houses For Sale
trist, L, H. G riffith, Optician
Sunfon! Optical Co., 1105 E. 6th St
Eye* examined, Gla.9*e* made, only
FOR S A L E —$500 Cash, balance
fully equipped. Plant in Sanford.
Very easy, will buy beautiful lit
Also watch and clock repairing—
tle home, well located in Sanford.
reasonable price*.
Owner will sell nt tes» than actual
cost. Needs some money. Address
Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph Box 97 Care The Hernid,
repairing our npcciulty.
Toys,
bicycle*, sporting good*, and fish FOR S A L E —Small cottage built
on rear of lot at 1705 Magnolia
erman’s supplies. Geo. W. Deetch,
‘The Bicycle Store."
Me Lander Avenue. Price.' reasonable. Terms
exceptionally easy. Address Post
Arcade.
O ffice Box 411, Sanford, Florida.
Probably on First Street,
n Sanford and Park, pnir
Urns with chain attach- C A R A W N IN G S .— Auto
Co. 11 Ball Bldg.
tier please ca’ l
Mrs. W.
Li.
Phone 036-W.
free ticket to the Miir Mrs, H. H. Chappell,
Itall for sum? at The
4ice.
Brown hand bag contain
er
uddressed to A . H.
Finder pleuse return to
Hotel nr Joe’s Smoke
Iml receive reward.
Awning
j
20— F a rm s
Fur »a ie
Virginia Home. 50 ncres, 1000
bearing apple, peach and pear
14— K o o r i s W ilh c u l H oa rd
trees. 3 acres in Fam ily Grapes.
10 U ' ivs nice iruck land, 5 room
house,
2 miles from f ’hariottpsville,
FOR R E N T — N IC E L Y furnished
Vn„ 1 miles from University of
bedrooms, in private home, phone
Vn. Price $6000.00, Terms $600.00
83.
m
casi), Hal. $10.00 per month. 6
interest, payment monthly. I f you
15— A p a r t m e n t F o r R e n t
have u boy or girl to educate, or
want a summer home.
Address
Furnished rooms fo r light hous.*- Box 1198, Sanford.
kt.tping with or without garage.
618 Laurel Ave,
isi— A c r e a g e F o r S a le
DII* *
■MtOKIl OK PCRUOATION
TIIK STATU OF ll.n ilt llA TO:
\V A I.II’ PINCOTT, and MAP Y
i * l.ll’i’ INCOTT. i his wife. IW
Si'rlim Street. Atnntii. neoral*.
lii-fm,luNs.
It appearing from an affidavit
filed Ip this cause l|v the Complalninl thnl you W. A. LIPPINCO TT
and MA It V »\ l.tl’ fMNKOTT, his
« lle, are each nod every residents
of a Ktuti- or f'oulllry other than
the State of Florida; that the pres
ent address and plate of residence
of the rieieiiilnnts each and every.
tV A LIPPI NPOTT unit MARY O.
LIPPINCOTT. hi* qlfe. ns parti
cularly n» Is known to this affiant
Is i f ! Spring Street. Atlanta, tlrorulu. that you und each of ynu are
over the lute of twenty .one year*
and that thero Is no person In the
state .if Klorlgn. tht service of u
Summons In CaanceCy upon whom
iv.iul.l hind you or either o f you.
Therefore this Is In command ynu.
\t v I.IPFlN i'iITT and MARY C
I.IKl’ lN fn T T, his wife, to each and
-o-ri personallx he inil appear bofor* our said Circuit Court at RAnford, Seminole i ’ounty. Florida, on
the r.ih day of
Ptrtm brr, A, I>.
1*57. to make aiMW.'t to the ltlll lit
f.’omplalnt filed against ynu hy the
roniptalnnnt In thl* cause, otherwise said hill of romplullit wilt he
tak-n us r<>iift<*ed 'hy you amt
this cause proreed ex parte.
The. nature of said suit being A
suit to foreclose turn certain Mn't.
gag* dated the ltlll day of Ortnhe,,
A I >.. I S3.". frn*i the defendants.
\V A. LHTINCOTT und MARY O.
LIPPINCOTT. hl» wlfs. to the Complulruiul, SI, R. HUTTON, said mart.
irjiKc help* of re.uird (n Mnrtgagn
Rook 51, page 1)4 of the Public
Records of Seminole County, F lori
da._________________________________
Nicely furnished two room apart 10 acre* fine farm land, heXt loca
ment with garage. 705 W. First
tion in county fo r dairy and
Street.
poultry’ farm. 25 ncres cleared.
Has lake on it. Price $150.00 per
DODGE
LV THE u'lgCBlT PMGIT flV1THR
Nicely furnished four room upper
acre.
Easy terms. Phone 120 Jn>.
TXVBNTY.THIRD J I’ U IC IA f, CTTtcars ami Grnham trucks Apartment
500— Palmetto
Ave.
•’ F I T
OF T it B HTATF7
OF
F.
Pearson.
13th Street Phone 3.
A pply N. O. Garner — Phone 610
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR HRMI.NOLK FOFNTY, IN OHANOKRY.
— W.
Four or nine acres celery land, F, XV. W IU K / T T , Camptalaant.,
IS &. C O W A N CO. Auto
near Monroe. 117 1-2 W. 19th S f
>r ami sheet metal works,
PO W KI.L AIJlKItTA. JOHN IIIO.
•II.NH. nnd II. R. I'F R R IK R . Ren.
ich Avenue. Phone 718-W. FO R R E N T— Furnished npnrtment
21—
I,otH
F
o
r
S
a
lt
iMindenls.
three rooms hath and garage
ORD ER FOR FONHTRUCTIVH
$15,000 per month. Apply Mrs. A.
8’ lRVlL’ H RY I’l'III.ICATION
K. Powers at library.
SF0B0 BUtCX CO,
FOR S A L E — I own several good TO: Measr* I’OXVKI.I. ALDI1RTA
anil JOHN HIHOINH:
212 V a g o n lii A ve.
lots in Sanford, on paved streets,
X'Otr ARM IIFIIR IIY O RD ER ED
PfcMc 807.
that I w ill sell nt less than cost on ANIt RRQI’ IRKO to appear at ths
Guragc
apartment unfurnished. terms o f $10.00 cash and $10 Court House In Hanford. Hemlnnle
5 rooms, bath, gas electricity. monthly to a responsible buyer, County. Florida, on Monday, Decem
U P S - H A R M O N S
ber filh. A. !>., I!»37. lbo same be
115 1-2 West 19th. Street.
box 200 care The Herald.
ifo n i A u t o m o b i l e C o .
ing a Rule Hay nf this Court, to
answer the bill of complaint-(Red
■oil* ii\c.
Fhon* 137.
FOR S A L E — Oak H ill corner lot. in said Couit against you, wherein
the complaisant prays for .the fo re
For Rent— A furnished apartment.
Cheap./Very little cosh required. closure of ft certain mortgage and
Mr*. H. II. ChappelL
Phone
Service
Oix Geneva Avenue. An exceptional for the sale nf the follow ing des
678-W,
cribed real entair, lo.w lt :
buy. Box 123 Care The Herald.
mobiics
isia transfer
picture*, Mr. Grover Spurring may secure
26— M is c e lla n e o u s F o r S a le
nts. and brushes. Sun
a free ticket to the Milane hy
ne Taints and Varnishes, culling fo r same at The Herald
fain*
and
W all Paper (tTfice.
Curtis air tank nml compressor.
three horse power International
For Rent— An unfurnished garage engine. See Carl Fesler at West
WE in every shapt f.nJ
apartment four rooms and bath Sanford fillin g station.
itc.. Sanford
Come.r.
For Quick Sale: Upright piano in
1 Crr.’.pany, F ifth
and Cxvner leaving Sanford.
B. L,
first
class
condition— $100.00
u. Phone 112-W.
*’ hrisenberr>', P. O. Box 1378.
Cash Address U7 Populnr Ave.
Phone 803 L3 a fter 7 P. M.
Farms, Groves,
FOR R A L E — The lirst little kutdxrk Ave. Phone
n.’*s in Sanford. Must sell before
0 » » four room apartment modern
conveniences, call at Ball Park November 30th. Apply at 1-nbby
New* Stand, National Bank Bldg.
fillin g station, phone 426-J.
If-HT P R IN T .SHOP
* "ervice on anything lr.
27— Money to Loan
F or Rent— One
apartment, all
iencea,
$25.00
207, 015 W.
nicely furnished Money to loan on residences ir
modem conven
Ran ford, low Interest rate. Bo*
monthly.
Phono 50.1. c-o Tig* Herald.
la t SL
1t freg ticket to the Ml“r Mrs. Osborne William*, A P A R T M E N T S FOR R E N T — In
Herald office.
the Herald Building. Right down
town. P a rtly furnished. Reason
able. Inquire at the Herald Office.
Beautiful apartment*— Tw o rooms
kitchenette and bath attractively
fumlahed, centrally located, *11
improvements. $6.00 per week. Tel.
777 or 775.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY!
Miscellaneous
For Sale, well -established re
tail cash
grocery
business.
Inventory about $1500.00. Rea
•Tlie South Half of the Houth
Half of the North Half of the
Southeast quarter of tho Houtheast
Quarter of Hartlon 19.
■ Township SI. South of Range
10, Fast, containing five acres
nfoae ’ or le»»,“
situated In the County nf Hemlnnle
mil State ef Florida.
• Upon failure to appear, answer,
plead nr demur to said hill o f m m nlalnt. the decree of
thl* Court
will be entered against you:
l l . l s Ordtr in he published nnee
i week for four consecutive Week*
If. The Hanford Herald, a newsmper regularly published In H«innole County, Florida.
DONR AND n n D B I t r n at Han
ford. Hemlnnle County. Florida, thin
Jnd day of Nov.. A. D. IS17.
V. K. UOUHLAgH.
Clerk Circuit Court.
Dy A. M. XX’ KKKH.
D. C .
XV. U. CRAWFORD.
Solicitor for Complainant.
P
rdsrsd that this
nolle* hs published In The Hanford
Herald * newspaper puhllahed In
Hanford. Hemlnnle County, Florida,
once each week for four Consecu
tive week* and that a copy hereof
he mailed fo each nf the 'defendant*
named In thl* order.
WITNEHH my hand and the o f f i
cial *enl nf the Circuit Court of the
t in t Judicial Circuit nf tho Htate
o f Florida, In and fo r Hemlnnle
County, Florida, nn this tha let
day nf Nnvemher, A. P., t » I f .
V. H. DOUGLASS.
Clerk Clreplt Cnnrt.
Hv A. M. XVKKKH.
D. C.
WTIJSHN. ttriTl.K L PIGHTON.
KKMIMU.K
KlAtltl I » a
RK i:ssnuiiti:, i>.
IN
T o nil cr.
llUtees l,ml
rlulms or .1
late:
Vmi. mot
notify- i .mil .
claim* .mo .i
either of - oil
estate of tei
late of Sei H
the l|o|>
l
Judge »f • .-on
flee In i .,
Sanford -- ,
within >« - i . .
hereof
Dm. .1 ■....
Gentry Brothers Shows this seasson have reached the pinnacle fur .
which OH year* o f conscientious
toil and painstaking labor have
been spent by the famous four bro
thers in their c ffo ils to provide
cl nan and wholesome circus enter
J ’ F.KlNG.— Nov. 18, (I N S ) —
tainment with the boat tulcnt and
The American Legation has just
epuipiuent nvuilubie in tno entiru been appraised o f the sorry state
work’, The b g tented city will bo Into which American business is
W YNN. ii W. VININO anil J. L pitched in Sanford next Saturday l : t with the withdrawal o f A m eri
axNni.iN', n-r.n.i.tnts,
and the cireus fans nmy see fo r .can counsuls from interior points
NOTICE OK MAHTKIt’ H HAM'S
o f Chinn. A t Chungking on the Up
N O T H 'R 1- hereby itlven that nn- themselves the sens itimml succjm 1
per Yangtze River an American
‘V r and by virtue of a Decree nf with which thir endeavors
have
Koreeloaure Mild Hula enteri'd In
shipping concern, the Yangtze Ra
Die above ci.titled ranee . nn tbe met.
pids Shipping Company, was the
3*1 h day of November. A. 1». 1917,
The history ot this giguntic am victim.
I, ns Hpeebit Master In Chancery,
in Monday tbe 3nd day of January. usement organization reads like an
A demand was a loan o f $6,000
\ l>. 195*. same belna a Rule Day Arabian Nights tule in th? circus |
by the local Chinese military com
if Ibis Court nml a legal sales
tuy In front of the Court llotiao annuls of the world. From n humble mander. It wns refused wh;n sud
•t Hanford. Hrmlnole Countv Klorl- beginning without capitu) and with denly
,
n purty of armed troops en
da. wilt offer fur sale to the high- only a limited experience Gentry
tered the Company office und re
•si, and best bidder for rash. dor.
nir lltr leffiil hours of sale, tbe fnl- Brothers huvu s-ien their circus fused to leave until the money had
tewlng
rleserlbed
land.
sllnate. grow from a smut) overland show been handed over.
•ving and being In tbe County of
A Chinese iemployee
„ ___ o f the Am-iemlnole and Stale
nf
Florida, to a veritable colosus o f gigantic
more imrtlrulurly described as fol entertainment enterprise*.
cricin firm slipped ixxay nui sue
lows, to-wit:
It was in 1Htl'f that the first Gen eeetled in securing nn Intermedia
l ot Rlnhr d l
of
lllnek trT "
try Brothers shows appeared and tion o f the Chungking Chinose
of Hi. lirrtrude Addition to
Hanford. Florida as !■«r plat
since that time each neu.xon has
Iheraof duly of record In the
seen It increase preceptlbly and this
Public Records
nf
Hemlnole
nea*un the famous American A m
County, Florida
Ti rine: Cush. Purchaser to pay usement institution finds itself at
fnt Deed.
the topmost- point o f achievement.
XV. XV W IDTH.
Hpedal Ma-ier.
Gentry Brothers would have had
x v iij x on
n oY t.i: * d i o i i t o n .
‘• • • d i n r s f o r F i i ir ln l ^ n o n ^ ^ ^ ^ little opportunity if any, o f achiev
ing the success they have i f thay
, “ r77sj c i n r c i T / 'h D h - r - T n v ir r had betruyed the confidence o f the
IN HUB COUNTY. IN CIIANCKItr
JAMRH A. HANDH. Cumiituluanl. public. However, from the very
.ta r, they made "tjuality, Honesty
T I* IJ1NH and M. A. LONH. bis and riuanlr.esn’ their motto and
T D K HTATK OF FLORIDA Tn;
T. I.. I.ONO and M. A. LONH. bis nave lived up to every meaning o f
wlfs. 101 Li-Ilroii Ave.. Clovurdalc. the phru.-e.
•XlontgoniaryC AliUmut: nml XV
It was only through the whole
I*. ROHHITKR. Allania. Rcoruln.
hearted endeavors to provide the
Iirfandanls:
ll appaarlnx from an affidavit best entertainment obtainable In
filed In thl* reuse by the Complain*
m l that you T. I- I.ONO nml XI. A. the beat manner ponslble that they
I.ONO. hla wife, and XV. P. 110881- were enabled to rise from an ob
TRIt. are each and every n resident scure wagon show to the forefront
of a Htata or country other ihnn
the Htate
of
Florida: That the o f the American circus world t o
iircsent addrea* nnd place of real- day. •
deuce nf each nnd every of T, I» IA»NO
This season finds Gentry Bros.
and M A. LONH. hfa wife, as pnrt.eiilrnly aw la known in thl* nffl. Shows with a galaxy of stars nev
m l I* I SI LeRron Avenue. CloverVile, Montgomery, Alabama,
and er equalled in previous seasons.
that tbe present nddress and place There are three rings, und two ele
i f resilience of the defendant «V. vated stages under the ’ big top*
I*. ROHHITKII. a* particularly as la
known to this affiant Is Atlanta. and more than 500 people are car
Georgia; nml that yon and each or ried with the shows. The number o f
you nre over tbe age of twentyone ( I I ) year* and that tliera la an horses has been enlarged too. and
persnn In tha state of Florida, aarv- more than 300 are carried this
‘ce r f a Hummons In Chunesrv ape* season. A huge fortune has been
whom would hind yau or nay tr.
Infsated In the wild-animals that I
yon.
Therefore ibis Is to rommnnd you are to be seen In the immense menT L. LONG end M A. IJXNO. hla agerie. Among those who w ill ap
wife, and W. P. R.IHSITEII to »ae*»
LIO NS
in*l every personally be aad appear pear in the performance are 60
before our nnld Circuit Court i t rider*. 30 aeriallsta, 60 acrobat*
T
IGERS
Hanford, Hemlnnle County, Florida, and 30 clowng. The circus haa its ,
on tha &th day of Itacember. A- DIXJT to make answer to the Illll o f own special train o f doubte-length
Complaint
this day filed against ell *te*l cars,.
PUMAS
von In thl* cause, otherwise said
A t I I A. M. a spectacular street
bill o f complaint will be taken a*
M
ONKEYS
confessed by you and this cause pa race w ill be given. Doom to the
proceed, ox parte.
PONIES
menagerie open at 1 and 7 P.M. |
The nature o f said suit being n
and
thf
big
show
n
-’
forniu'ice
xvill
!
•nil tw foreclose that certain Ilea
tLEPHANTS
Hntlciior* fnr Complainant.
(U R A L )
»N T I I K CotTNTV I'O IT IT f>F T I I R
C O rvTY
JVDOa
HRMINOL*:
based upon that rertalp notice of
CORhrrr. h t \t k o f f u u u d x
$2000.00 business per month.
*?» r t r r w j n
o r n ia in r ir M-n dated ths l i s t rtnr op I**csm.
F U R N IS H E D apartment fo r rent
D t’Cll ARDT. I'eceaaed. In I'm- her A. D.. 195* filed hv JAMK8
A HANDS against T. I i LONG and
b*e.
in the Herald building— a down
Address Box 090 e-o Herald.
“ nAFIl— repairing, piano
of r * r « r d In Lien Rook 1. page S*
F I N A L NOTICH
e» experts with 77 years town I cation at remarkably low
NHTICK IH IIK R K I t r OIV K N thit of tha Pulil’e Record* of Hsmlnolr
'he underalgeed will, ntt the 191 It Countv, Florida.
* Sanford music store rates. Ask f nr Mr. H*ine» at The
II la further Ordered that this
day o f Dee*mber. A. D^ 1917. pre**»Pi>e. Room 10 * IX Mc- Herald office.
sent t/t the llnnnrshle Cnuntv Judge notice be puhllahed In Ike Hanford
Wtid*. phoQa
In
o f Hemlnole County, Florida,
hie Herald a newspnpe- mihllahad
(Legal Notices)
flnnl return, account and voucher* Hanford. Hemlnnle County. Florida,
" '**eciitlve
*» Kxecnti.r nf the estate o f Deortre once a week for f
f c 'W j m a Of an kind*.
Dm hard!. In-reused, and at *atd weeks and a ropy tb -r~ f he mailed
IN T H K
C IR C U IT
.-H U RT
OF M"»e. then and ! ) • » * . m ik e appllce- • > each o f the d eU n d m . named In
Houses fo r rent, 1102
gU M IN O LU C O U N TY.
F IX )R ID A . tlon to th* said Judge fo r a final this Order«
end 603 W. 6th St.
IN C H A N C E R Y .
XXTTXBHit my h«n<> -• • the o f f L
vetllement r f hie administration of
In
R*:
Pstllloa
of
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scat
nf
(he
c
ir
c
n
:>
*
'
ort
of
the
tt.ld e-uxte. and for an order dlaLevy, Valdes Hotel.
k l ic k r r .
!Xrd Judiglel ClrcUK »,f the Plate
■hirglhg h'n, a> such exuculnr,
Datrd thl* th* llt h day of Octo f Florida In and ' ■* Hemlnnle
\OTICK O F AFFUC'ATIO X TO
3 r o o m c o t t a g e , m o d e r n f ° n * * I] r
<’ o«Dtv, Florida, e r
-be *«ih
ber. A. Ik .. t»*T.
UK M.1DIJ A F R E E DEAI.EE
day o f1October. A. r> i»|T.
If HUMAN DUCHARDT.
i e n c e d
1314 E . 4t h S t . C a l l
NOTICE l » hsrsby
glveo
that
A
*
Kxeggi.tr
nf
the
Katgle
r
f
T.
o
y
iL
A ft a .
lh* under*igtM<L g married womaa.
f l ' 7- J . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Oeser- Dwehardt. t)***aeed
.T i*
Clerk Ctrrqlt Court.
wilt on tha K t h day of P w * o b « r ,
B
locks
’
Dy A. il. VVRRKH,
" H e . end W. P. R O M IT R R , Dnn
Irrigation
A. D. 1917 at ten f l t f o’clock A.
r ndent*.
r o o m
h o u s e . 717 M. apply to th* Ilonnrabl* XV. XY.
r*heral cement work. F o r R e n t - F i v e
X
X
11
8''N.
BOTLK
*
DIOIITON.
\ V .
1s t
S t r e e L
$ 40.00 p e r Wright Judge o f |h* Circuit Court
Co- J. E. Ter4i#tora ( e r
of th* twenty,third Jadletal circuit
m o n t h . .
C a l l 70A - W ,
C LE M E N T S A P A R T M E N T S 61
Park A ve. Apartments— 2 and
— garage and water. Reasonable.
sonable rent, now doing nround
Gentry Brothers Circus
Is Gigantic Organization
With 39 Years’ Success
American Business
Is Hurt By Absence
Of Consuls In China
Chamber o f Commerce. The armed
troops were withdrawn when the
An’ dc.can company paid over $1,000
a >d agreed to confer with the mil*
itary leaders over the belanc*.
W hile it was politely termed a
loan, tile money demanded and
initially paid over is nothing bat
nn extortion which w ill never be
repaid.
LOOK
FOR
“ Y E G G -W O M AN
A T L A N T A , Ga., Nov. 30. (I N S )
— Police say there is nothing new
in crime, but today
they ir e
searching fo r n young, bobbedhaired “ yegg-wom an" they say
broke into the auto repair shop
and smnshed the rafe to pieces.
They say it was
a
woman
bccuUKi tho prints o f n women’s
high-heeled rhois led from t h e
window through which entranen1
was forced. Finger prints found
nn u pi we nf broken glass was n
crowning piece o f
evidence t h a t
the strength nf tho safe-breaker
failed b jfo re the r-trong box was
rcach'-d, and nothing was mi utinj;.’
FO R S A L E
One nf the most choice Inti in
MAYFAIR
on EB'o: t Ave
P U IC S * oii.no
P. O. Box CUl
AMtehtu Union of Amusement Enterphs
SlipOF success!
B J s& rT O
LARGER AND B E T T E R THAN E VE R
LEORARDS
CAMELS
F IR ST M O R T G A G E
LOANS
On
I m p r o v e d
P r o p e r t y
l a t e r e e t P l a s
B r o k e r a g e
C o a s t r a c t l o n C o m a z i l t m e a t a
i’r o r a p t S e r v l e t ‘
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e r
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G overnor Fuller Is
Protected In Paris
P A R IS , Dec. 1.— (IN 'S )— The
mysterious "Peter Bond, of
Charleston, ■Mass,’ who lived
Tor one week in Paris guarded
night and uay by French detec
tives, turned out today to be
Governor Alvin T. Fuller, of
Massachusetts, who figured so
prominently in the Sacco-Vanzetti case. Governor Fuller is
onroute home today, having
sailed from Cherbourg on the
liner, Olympic yesterday, for
fear o f demonstrations by Sac
co*Vanzetti sympathizers if the
Governor’s identity should be
come* known, the French Govern
ment furnished detectives to
guard the party constantly.
LEAGUE MEET Traffic Disrupted, 30,000 NEW CONGRESS
Tfl HD ACT DI AM
WaitWhen JokerReports
fO DRAFT PLAN Prince wmBe Spectator SEEN DOOMED
ARMS
TOBLOC RULE
P o lic e C h ief H a s
System F o r W om en
T o B a ffle Bandits
C H IC A G O , Dee. 1. — ( I N S ) —
Lesson N o. 2 on "H ow To Foil
Bandits,” , was given the women
o f Chicago today by Chief o f
Detectives W illiam E. O’Connor.
It ndvised women to carry a
package o f red pepper to be
hurled Into tho faces o f morons
and would-be holdup
men.
“ Throw the pepper and then
scream as loud ns you can,” said
the chief. Lesson No. 1 told
residents to leave a light burn
ing when they go out for nn
evening. Thus making it ap
pear Jo w’ould -he .house break
e rs that some one is at home.
LONDON, Dec. I.— ( I N S ) — The
magic- o f tho name o f the Prince
-------of Wales used over the telephone
Conference Refuses To Take Inst night, by a practical joker, reSeriously Drastic Proposal 1suited in a vain six hour wait by
O f Soviet Russia For Abol- nn expectant crowd o f 30,000 dis-
REMUS ACTE1
LIKE MADMA
The manager flew into action.
He emptied the best box o f its
occupants, drjp.d it with flags
and made oiner necessary prepara
mission A p p ro ves
Western Insurgents To Hold
tions to rereive his royal guest.
E x -B o otleg ger W en t
T )t rev,* fl w faster than the
solutions F o r IsBalance Of Power In Senate
In toF ren zyW h en lh manager. At t* nYTocTc n huge \ While They Seem CertnlnTo
ance O fB on dsA n d
crowj gathered ‘ a front o f the 1
isliment Of All Armaments ™p,i°n ° f traffic> “ nd, th« ‘icat* theatre. As the hours passed, the
Wield Like Power InHouse
fo n n e d H is W ife W a s
of a theatro manager s fond dream
s Date F o r Sale
crowd gathered in front o f the
of royal patronage.
i In R oom W ithD odj
And nil the while his royal high theatre. As the hours pnnceil, the I Alliances A p p ear
Delegates Declare
ness was watching
a swimming crowd grew larger and tra ffic *nf
Scheme Too Strong meet, utterly unconscious o f a soc fered. Tho crowd waited fo r the j
Certain On Bills
ial engagement made in his name. Prince. So did the manager.
The manager of the mile end
But midnight came.
an
no i On '1ax .Measures Insurgents
Despite Cold Shoulder That
pavilion vaudeville house, answer Prince. Grumbling,
the
crowd
Plan Received Soviets Are ing the telephone early In the ev
Sided With Andrew Mellon
slowly dispersed. Tho
manager
I Bonds B e a rin g
WorkingWithUnabatedZeal ening. was informed by a man iden closed his theatre.
In Oppostion To Democrats
E xcitem ent L e f t D etifying himself ns the Prince’s
" it was nothing but a hons."
>t M ore Th an S i x , _ _ , _ _ _ __ _ _____
G EN E VA. Dec I. — ( I N S ) — Dr. Equerry, that his highness would saiii a member of the Prince’s
' fen d a n t N e a r State
By William K. Hutchinson
Eduard Denes, foreign minister of visit the theatre at 8:30 P. M.
staff..
International N cwm ServicerCent Au th orized
|
O f NervousCollapsfe
CZeeho-dtTvnkhr, wjurTTHlay elected f
S taff Correspondent
Chairman of the Security Cominis-1
W A S H IN G TO N . Dec. » — The
» short meeting Wedsion of the Longue o f Nations I
COURTHOUSE,
C IN C IN *
iiuoming
Seventieth Congress to
afternoon in the City I
Preparatory Disarmament Confer-1
N A T I, Dec. 1 — ( I N S ) — John
day appeared doomed to a rule of
once. This commission was ap
he City Commission Testimony O f Dr.StevcnsThat pointed to draft the views of the
bb-cs and alliances instead o f the
W ave-Clearing Operations In T. Rodgers, St. Louis news
usual party control.
a resolution providing
Three Shots Were Fired At participating powers ns to what
E ffect December 1 W ill P er paper man, was recalled to
The
western insurgents will
national s.cunty each needed be
Garage Corroborated By
tie issuance, o f bonds
mit Fans To. Better Obtain the witness stand todnv and
fore limiting armaments.
The
hold a balance o f power in the
OthraAt WedTresdaySession United States will not be repres
ing to $693,000 for
Senate while in the House they
, Heterodyne-Less Reception graphically described an oc
seem certain to wield a like pow
ented upon the commission, nl- j
rpose of deriving funds
D E LA N D , Flu., Dec. (Special to though Soviet Russia, also a non- I’ominent DcLand A ttorn ey IS Declares Accused Wanted To er
if the administration
fails
W A S H IN G T O N . Dec. 1.— For casion in Indianapolis whoa
,-hich to meet the refin- The Herald) — Corroborating the member, will have an observer.
at any time to hold all Republi
Engaged B y Sanford Group
Borrow Money IFrom Him To cans in line. On many legislative the. first time since radio broad George Remus, slayer o f his
Dr. Uriutin, of Columbia, and
program that was re- testimony o f Ur. Ralph Stevens o f
Seeking T o Enjoin C ity In
G el “ Out Of Jrnn’ O f Killing matters, the insurgents are pre casting has attained national im wife, Imogene, behaved like
Dr. Uden, of Sweden, were chosen
Payment O f Hutton’s Claim
completed by city oi- t Sunford that he found gunshot Vice Chairman of the commission’
Aged Husband I.illiendah! paring to revive their old allian portance, listeners tonight w ill be a wild man when he w a i toI<f
m e 1vvnunds in three separate locations Delegates to the conference have
ce with the Democrats against the able to obtain heterodyne-less re that his w ife waa enjoying n
working
in
efcmjuncHearing on nn order permanent,
...
. .JU , I on the body o f D. E. Walker, State refused to take seriously the drast
COURTHOUSE, M A Y S L A N D administration ranks.
ception on most o f the channels be high ball party w ith Franklin
ith auditors and bond- Atlornoy j. A ScurIett late Wed- ic and far reaching proposals of ly restraining the C ity o f Sanford IN G . N. J.. Dec. I. — ( I N S ) —
A ll indications point to bloc rule tween COO and 1000 kilocycles,
•uses o f New York.
Soviet
Russia
for
abolition
o
f
nil
L. Dodge in a room a t tho Clayfrom paying $210,940.54 to tho Willis Reach, 50-year -old alleged on the three outstanding legis
nesday succeeded ;n getting before
u same tim e.the Cominis- the jury evidence tnding to show armies, navies and military and Hutton Construction Company fo r
lative nicpsiires confronting tho provided the wave-clearing operat pool Hotel.
illicit
Inver
of
Mrs.
M
argaret
Lilopted another resolution that only three shots had been fir niiva* air fleets, and the reduction
new Congress. These are the tax ion made effective Doc. 1. proves
Rogers Is tho Pu litzer
prfr.e
set December 15 as tho ed at tho Eddie Foil garage the o f all forts within the next four warrants held by it against tho liondalil mu’, jointly accused with bill, a farm relief measure and i the ’ns advertised panacea.’’ .
City has been postponed from next her of murdering her aged doctor flood control legislation.
winner
fo
r
journalism.
I
I
"
hn<l
hen $510,000 of the bonds morning Fell is alleged to have years.
, i.ast midnight frequency shifts,
Representatives o f the leading .Monday to the following Thursday, bus! in,I, confessed to Samuel Hark,
offered fo r sale. The res- killed Walker.
spent
“
weeks
a
t
a
tim
e”
with
power
changes
und
time
division
On the tax bill, the insurgents
powers saiil they believed the Sov
in Baltimore, shortly after the
provides that no bid of
Witnesses fo r tho state Mrs iets’ program was too "stro n g" for it was learned Unlay follow ing a slaying (lint lie had fired the fatal sided with Secretary o f tho Treas orders were made effective to set Romps fo r a period o f almost
n 05 per cent o f pnr r.nd
ury Mellon against the Democrats up what the Federal Radio Com two years before Remus shot hia
Lucretin Vnughn(
Miss Della use even as a basis o f discussion. conference between the attorneys shot. Hark testified today.
interest to di.to o f delivin Ids demand for a limited re mission believes will- prove nation
Vaughn and Miss Clara Campbell Maxim I.itvinoff, head o f tho Soviet for both sides and Judge W allace
In H.irk’s testimony, at the op duction o f $225,000,000. On the nl rndiv highways over which pro wife. Rogers had been assigned t >
bc considered by
tho on the witness stand testified that
delegation, issued a 4,000 word W. W right before whom the lcgnl ening of the fourth day’s session
sion.
other hand, they disagreed with grams mny travel from coust to get the story o f Remus’ intricate
they had heard three shots, all of document
mostly
propaganda, battle will bo fought.
this morning, the state had played
bootleg operations.
Mellon and sided with the Demo const without interferencebond issuance resolution them sounding alike and coming
containing a long survey o f the
its ace. A fter stating that hh
Subsequently, the plan clears tho
crats nml how this reduction should
rth that tho funds shall Lo in succession. On cross examina
With tho announcement o f a de
Upon being recalled this morn
World-War and statistics on losses.
home is in Texas but that lie was
lay, it wus also leurned that tho temporarily stopping in Baltimore, be applied to existing taxes. Tim ether on tw enty-five chnnncls out
to refund ami pay certain tion Attorney Thomas Palm er for
ing,
he was asked b y defense a t
The
document
states
that
there
group o f taxpayern pushing thu in Bark declared that Beach hm lconv tax bill probably will represent o f thirty-five within thin band nnd
ions for the payment of the defense attempted to show a
wore 10,0112,000 persons killed, of
torney
Charles H. Elston if he
fo
r
thirty
six
stations
with
su
ffici
a
compromise
between
the
views
junction action have secured the to him and admitted that lie hud
the credit o f the
C ity of varinnee between the
testimony
whom 107,000 were Americans, and
ent power to havy a national re. had overlooked any instance that
is pledged.”
The bonds givn by tho witnesses during the
services o f Judge Cary 1). Lnmjis, shot the doctor and needed money o f the three groups.
that 22,100,000 were wounded, 28C,
issued in denominations present trial and at a preliminary
On farm relief, tho Far West, cvption range under good atmos had led him to believe the defen
000 of them Americans. The war prominent attorney o f Do Land, to to get "out of the Jam.’’
X) enrh und w ill bear in- hearing shortly after the alleged
assist
George
G.
Herring,
Sanford
Middle
West and Soutli West have pheric conditions. Theso nrc tho dant was insane. The witncs.i re
llark said he saw Bench in a
prisoners, according to the survey,
stations with 1,000 watts or great
t a rate “ not exceeding murder.
totaled G,'J8!>.000 o f whom 5,000 counsel. The acquisition of Judge IBaltimore park in Scut, soon after lined up generally against the
plied affirm atively and vras to!J
fcent per annum.”
Testimony concerning the num mere Americans.
Landis followed a moot ing in Do tho murder. He said Beacli want East, New England and Southern er power on tho cleared channels.
to relate that occasion.
Before
the
firs
t
o
f
the
year
Seaboard.
A
t
any
rate,
party
Land
early
this
week
at
which
ber
o
f
shots
heard
by
people
r
e
solution calls fo r intcred $G00. declaring that lie and the
Th.* Russians put the cost of
pnyed semi-annuully on siding in the vicinity o f the Pell the war at $147,022,000,000. Dos- time ho consented to become iden old man “ had a rackat,” and Reaeli linen will be dropped entirely in through complete relicensing ut . " I t was in Indianapolis during
^ n at O: teen nl»> wns given b
nnd the nil stations on the air, the commis the Jack Daniels liquor conspir1
and July 1. The securi- h
had shot him. Beach got $20 from tile farm relief battle
^
‘ ibU boulder that the Sov- tified with tho fight.
administration
itself
may
curry sion pluns to clear the other ten acy trial." said Rogers.
"Remui
It bear tho date o f Jnn. l, ' * & & ? & ? * * £ £ * *
Judge Iamdig ha* practiced law «■ tmliMwmed Thompson, ^ohe^v/nw
proposn received frt,m the
ic m ’ # proposal
channels in tho 600-1000 kilocycle was I government witness in 'thu
:<1 will mature serially be- conducted a fillin g station. John league members, the Soviet dele in I)e Land for many years, having with Bark, the wwitness saiil. “ Did the finnl "balance o f power."
On flood control, the lines w ill bund. On the uncleared channels esse and was quartered at the
Jan. 1, 11)51 to Jan. 1, son said his fillin g station was lo gates worked with annbated fervor been Senior member o f the firm of Beach say anything about where
are twenby-two stations with powr Claypool Hotel. G eorge Connor'
a
The resolutions were the cated less than a quarter o f
today. Litvinoff held a number of Landis, Fish and Hull. He retired the shooting took place?” asked shift again, without regard for tho
two old parties.' A t present indica er o f 1000 watts o f greater and n Remus business partner) and I
ntters taken up by the mile from the scene of the shoot conferences in an e ffo rt to have several years ago from activo prac Judge Campbell.
Bark answered: “ Thompson said tions, the South and Middle West lurge percentage o f these probably were with him. One night John
ssinn which adjourned less ing. He heard three shots fired, the Soviets’ program kept before tice a fter having built up nn envi
he testified, and a short time lat
to
Beach “ it look-i from what the w ill. form a strange alliance with will be retained to establish from S. Berger o f Los Angeles, a pro
n hour after convening,
tho conference.
able reputation among tho F lo r
er
went
to
the
Pell
garage,
where
moter o f expopsition came into the
paper
said it was an awful lone New England because o f their 40 to 50 stutio'is as "national.”
ority to issue tho sccuri-.
ida bar. He was induced to take
room in which Remus, Connors
LO N D O N , Dec. 1.— ( I N S ) —The part In the local controversy be some place’ and Bench said yes, loenl floods. Tho East muy orwas
given
after three he found Walker dead, lying in
front of the garage door, his right Russian proposals a Geneva call
and
m yself were talking. Berger
we
had
to
do
something
so
we
ganixo
some
opposition
to
their
during which auditors exhand out-stretched and u revolver ing fo r complete disarmament by cause o f his interest in Sanford could make a getaway.’ Beach said program, although the legislation
said: ’George, your w ife
and
the City’s books and ascerand
the
fight
being
waged
by
the
Dodge are now on the fourth
when he drove up to this lonely is ut ill buried in committee.
all nutioiu wns greeted by almost
its totnj indebtedness and laving near-by.
taxpayers.
floor in Dodge’s room huvlng a
place the old man started raising
ount necessary to take earJ Johnson identified an emtpy shot unanimous uinused derision in to
Party lines will be dropped
E. A. Douglass, one o f the five
highball party.’
hell, and he shot him and us he aguin when the "b ig navy” fight
day’s
English
press.
gun
.hell
as
the
one
he
picked
up
[obligations that ure past due
men who are plaintiffs in thu act walked off he (Beach) hollered
“ Remus leaped to Ids feet. His
Tho Manchester Guardian was ion announced today
t are to mature soon. Tho about eight feet from a small door
thut John back *yo, hod* and Mrs. l.illicn- iq ens over the construction o f new
in
the
garage
and
which
hoisaid
he
.almost
nlono
in
defending
the
sineyes almost popped out o f
hi
cruisers.
Here
thu
administration
ing scheme
is said to
Mu8sun, pioneer resident o f San dahl gave the alarm.” Pea- cerity
plan. The
rity o f the Russian plan
w ill get Democratic as well as in
*n worked out on the bns- turned over to Judge J.
Taking as
his subject the head.. He gave a shriek. Conm
ford,
is
circulating
a
list
among
cock', who conducted the inquest mail, tho Chronicle, und the West
surgent
support,
while losing "Status o f Business and Profes and I seized him and a fter n vio
■Konimenilutions made by
the citizens o f Sunford in an effo rt
hiiti.
minister Gazette, however, attack
many
o
f
its
customary
votes. sional Ethics,” Glenn E. Carlson, lent struggle, overpowered
ending houses which
also the morning o f the shooting.
In the testimony adduced by the ed L itv in o jf’s startling .dkclara to raise funds with which to carry
The sumo situation will apply to irofesHor o f economics at Rol- W e finally set him back into hi
M a survey o f the city’s
on
thu
legal
fight.
legislation, affecting military av ins College, yesterday addressed chair and then put B erger out o f
n by sciulitig
Gaylord state much importance is attached j tion that Russia wus willing . to
“ Mr. Musson is tryin g to raise
the Kiwnnis Club declaring that tho room.”
ns, financial expert, to Sun- to a small door on the cast side of |participate in u general scrapping money from the taxpayers to
iation.
the Pell garage. From the testi of all armed forces.
“ For (five minutes Remus u;h
r it study o f two weeks.
practical men o f today are moro
D
ifferent
ulliuncos
will
be
form
meet the necessary expenses of
mony to date, it js indicated that
"T h e scheme can only be des
ed when the BouUiur Dorn nnd and more groping about and ask braided us fo r not lettin g him get
this
campaign
and
a
t
tho
«umo
the prosecution w ill contend that cribed iu grotesqus,” tho Mail said.
Musclu Shoula bill comes up for ing o f what does our western at Dodge and, as he put it, ’av
at lenst one shot was fired at " I f it were to be carried out it time the citizens w ith their tax
LO N D O N , Dee .1.— A ll tho gla consideration.
Tho
insurgents civilization consist and where is it enge his honor.” Rogers said l-“
contributing money mor, frills and publicity o f a niovW alker from the rear and through would result in » return to the money are
mus* fought w ildly and that It _
fig
h
t
fo
r
government
operation
of taking us?
this door, refuting, the state hopes stone age.” The Manchester guar which is being used to niukc n fight ing picture stunt will mark the at
quired all he and Conners codhl d<>
The
speaker
asserted
that
more
both
the
regular
Republican
nnd
any testimony the defense might dian, however, pointed out that ou themselves, "declared Mr. Dou- tempt o f Miss Mercedes f Gleitzc, Democratic ranks. In both Instan- professional spirit is needed in to hold him.
gluss.
introduce to show that P e ll killed ||{UHg’ian delegation has given the
young London stenographer and
business
nnd
enumerated its
“ Remus sank into a state o f
A number o f contributions have English Channel swimmer, when tics, tho administration probably
W alker in self -dcier.se.
, powers something to think about
characteristics and how they have nervous collapse when the struggle
w ill hold a "balnnco o f power.”
already
l>cen
made,
it
wus
learned,
----|ut least, adding:
i
--------1
she starts out from the Afrienn
On tho Smith and Vuro election tnunifested themselves in the form was over,’ Rogers related. “ Pcraand promises o f many nitfro have shore to swim the Straits o f Gib.
f ORLEANS), U . , Dec. 1,— I Buck And Thompson
"Russia would huve little to lose
iration broke out over his forccontests, there w ill bo a revival o f various codes of'ethics.
been
given..
Mr.
Douglass
invited
-Caleb Hawkins, 49, negro, I
rultur next month.
_
m i
c«
and much to gum by general disIn defining a profession, tho eaiL He apologized fo r the trouh!
o
f
tho
old
Democratic-Insurgent
wlv* ure interested in tho mutter
i the county ja il today on a j
Buy blu er S p r i n g s |armament. The spectacular mm- all
” 1 feel sure I will make it,” said alliance. When operating at high speaker said it consists, firs t, o f he caused Sonncrs and L
V.’
of murdering Frank E. F a - !
'
'unticism o f the proposal muy bo and who are in accord with the Miss Glcitze, who w ill suil for speed, this alliance w ill dominate u limited und marked
group o f reported the incident to John
state game warden .after ' Acquisition o f the Elder Springs Uoollah. but it is doubtful whether fight to send in their contributions Tangier tomorrow. “ My one chief
men; second, makes im perative Marshall, form er assistant U. S.
the Senate,
to Mr. Muason.
pound had led officers over property on the Orlando road was it
it is
is more
more effective
effective than
anxiety at present is sharks. I
sufficient preparation and train Attorney General, who was p r o j
than tthe equal
mile trail through woods announced today by E. J. Buck o f |ly impossible search for security
liavo received a number o f letters
ing; third, shows a clear demarka- e c t in g the Jack Daniels case tr ‘
cts to t|ie negroe’s home.
from persons who know tho straits,
tlnn o f function and fourth, .com who hyd Remus in his churi
Mobile and W. W. Thompson o f I bused upon bayonets,
pels the group to bo subject to Marshall forbade B erger to
warning me against sharks.
'•companion « t the time o f £‘a nford“ but formerly o f 'Mo"ntgom- j Most o f the morning papers also
)ing, l.. J. W alsdorf, identi- cfy^
j j r Thompson, who has attacked the Russian plun.
The
professional discipline.
"B u t sharks or no sharks, I am
to Remus’ room again.
negro as the one wlio fired been residing in this city for the conservative sem i-official Morning
going to try. I renlizo tho danger
Prof. Carlson said a code o f
Jn at them when the game past two years, w ill assume man- 1 Post refors to the proposal as
professional ethics goes fa r beyond
and I realize thut m>* escort may
placed two negroes under ngement o f the place, it was stut-1 "babbling to the moon," und corn
thr law, although within the law,
be just o f tho opposite .o f protcct•
._
[fur hunting ut night w ith a ed
I pares the idea to "the amputation
have a habit o f
in governing its subjects.
The
W A S H IN G T O N . l>eo. l . - O N S )
J A C K S O N V IL L E . Fla., Dec. 1. speaker traced the Irrowing in
The Eider Springs property. lo -;o f the arms o f every able bodied
*.— Treasury id going to elini—.
— tTho
made for — ( I N S ) — That higher education fluence o f such codes and their e f
‘-ugh approximately 1,000 cated south o f Sanford, is declared ; man.
Tho
arrangement
Inutc the "ballyhoo’ ’ from prohi Miiis Cloitzc'u journey to Tangier, o f women in no way interferes fect upon organized business and
i followed the dog us it took to
w bo
m one of the
M>v ____
_________
_____
_____
most attractive | On the other hand, the Labor! to
bition enforcement. It is going to l„.r stay there and her uctual swim j with domestic tranquility was the society. By the use o f ethics, he
tfail o f the alleged slayer,
country. It contains Hally Herald declared that
1
with .-uctlbn;• .hot .words.
Irt- provide foreomclhing between n [ declaration o f Dr. Meta Ginas, declared, “ business
is
strivin g
I'matiirn 0f n,0b his silence HO acres and has* a half mile vinoff ’ has done one ........
if those
- — - speak
..
....
Approval o f th * charter ol
to
attain
that
public
confidence
pie
thing.i
which
sire
startling
by
.
stead
o
f
trying
to
educate
the
pulils
it
o
f
royalty
and
»
champion
president
o
f
Sweet
Briar
College,
»wn and there was little fru ita ge on the highway. Plans
Sanford Atlantic National 1
or the negro’s dufety, al- ure uml.T way for the improve- their very simplicity. R e luis in- lie through propaganda about drs boxer’ s preparations for a title j_who is here attending too annual and faith which is tho aim and by the federal comptroller o f cu
fjjjht,
convention
o
f
tho
association
or
vitrd
the
disarmament
commission
enforcement,
the
treasury
w
ill
atideal
o
f
overy
code.’
offlters curly yesterday nienfc anti beautifiention of tm*
ren'ey has been received,
( tempt to show by results that enProf.’ Carlson's talk was warm ly
A voluntary escort and a doctor j colleges and secondary schools o f
>■" lYtling w.n high."
iaiiil so that it may be used ns u Lj di«' iws-disarinnmcnt."
ing to an announcement fc
-------------— — forcemeat is possible.
received by the Kiwanians.
will accompany Miss Glcitze while ! the Southern States,
I bloodhound, Red Eagle, pick- park with uUr$ctlvv facilities he
Unton E. Allen, president o f
Th
u
new
policy
was
announced
a moving picture operator m ake*!
Dr. Glass pointed out that gradlh,. <eent o f the suppotied ir.;: offered for picnic purposes.
new
institution which applied
B U IL D IN G IN C R E A S E S
today. Its adoption was directed by films o f the swim.
nates o f co'legcs for women marry
1 the scene o f the killing
ccntly fo r authority to operate
Secretary
o
f
Treasury
Mellon.
The
___ ...---- —
In large numbers und distinguiah
l'“iirie, a s'lburb, by sn iffin g
W IF E OF PEER DIES
national bank in this city.
J A C K S O N V IL L E , Fla.. Dec.
Prohibition Bureau insisted that
that _ _
.
• j
C V i f h p r themselves in their hotnu Ufa as
P jiiu rp 'l hotgun shell. Ho
Tho institution, capitalized
—
(
I
N
S
)
—
The
Jacksonville
c
ity
tho
government:
is
on
the
roud
to
i
v
i
r
S
*
i
Y
i
C
l
r
l
V
l
I
I
S
r
a
l
l
l
v
l
]
wcjj
jn
business
and
profession:
(IN S ) —
r . ’ " lr *iil through swamps,
LO N D O N,
Dec.
I
1100,000, w ill open its doors
building
total
fo
r
the
fir
s
t
slevsn
proving
to
the
public
that
there
|
r “•' Ige pf Lane Ponfchar- I-ady Beaverprook.. w ife o f the
K illed A t Kissim m ee •» world.
months o f 1927 passed the twelve Tuesday, January 8, M r. Allen
is enforcement. The process o f cith. Ntv.- O rL-ini Ulir> Canadian Peer, died of heart fail
______
, N ew faculty and college entrance
million
dollar mark, according to the* stated. O fficers and
ucution
o
f
the
drinking
people
to;
'.through a residential dis- ure today in jier Ixndon
were recommended
London residence.
residence
Denial that the Jaingwood Mi**t
Torn Duke, father o f Mrs. B. G. requirements
requirements were
figu res released today b y Build o f Ihs board q| direT
the
advantages
o
f.
sobriety
was
o
f
the
oaM later to the negro’s door. Sh< was the th
yesterday’s session
third daughter
of .......
i„ narv
project has been
.
.. .Fellowshin
..
announced within a I
described an an admirable under- Mothvin, was run down nml fatally .
changes are in tho ing Commissioner John Fow ler.
[M ono persons on foot and the late GeneralI..CT
toduy by
'Charles
W ilhajn abandoned wus
— voiced
*
..............
___ taking, and the “ main thing, pro-! injured by a railroad hand car
Jp
u a illic t L
bimnbiles, joined the posse I Drury, o f Halifax, Nova Scotia. ^ V j^ L o u is Entzminfft>rf__member
quallficatiuu
o f teaeh~ I I , DUCE S T IL L L IV E S
wfo, whied you ean get them educated." Klsslmnieo Wednesday afternoon,
. , ,7
j
rusheu
.uJicars - who -fo llo w ed the Sbu wa» mnrrUd to 'L o rd B e a v e r - t*he board of directors,
alterations
• rhe negro, steeping on u brook in 1906.
Maid the pluns for its development
ROM E. Dec. 1 — ( I N S ) — The The place wiU
_
,
_
— R -------..
-----------------------will be pushed a* rapidly as pos- the Treasury to educate,”
would
only
effe ct
secondary
*
Dte h'Oind led the posrumor circulated on th * London n d c c o n t
official said. “ We must demon-, accompanied by her husband left
school o f the assciation.
BYKD TO tTAKE ESKIMOS jiiblev
’
ar>y knowledge o f the
Stock Exchange today that Prem new
strato by results.’ ’ Explaining the immediatiy afterwunls fo r Kijssim—-----Rev. Entzminger admitted tho
U n d er
recommendations pres ler Mussolini had been assassinat e work
failure o f the Treasury to rec-1mee where they w ill attend the
N E W Y O R k , Dec. L — ( I N S )— disappearance o f J&hn 1L Hilton, ommend strengthening o f the dry funeral .
ented, all faculty members other la not true. II Dues waa a t hU lay Is
In an cxperim«vit to determine th e) treasurer o f tho association and of laws, officials stated that fth e
Mr. Duke section foreman for than those holding bachelor degree desk twfuy in perfect htAltn. T w preparations f®r 1
■stmas Savings
feasibility o f eltnblishing an E->- his expulsion from any
utthrr practicablo prospect fo r passage the Atlantic Coast Line Ruilnud es must have throe years o f train- source of the rumor is unknown b©w to the puhHc.
-necks D istributed kiino^scttlenieiJt at the South Pole connection with the project, but o f gny legislation on the prohibit-1and had served in that capacity
The institution^
Commander Rfchard E. Byrd will declared that this action
ion question a remote und only fo r » number <f y ea n . D itiyls o f
orders for 1*
take six arctic) Eskimo** with him;way would permam'ntk tn to rfm
Old fire
A U G U S TIN E
would start up turmoil which i-t the accident were not VtDritcd*
J fjjt National Bank today
1ou* forms,
L the Antarctic next'with the plans that have been de
Oranj
not desired. The Trasury •believes
Mr. Duke had imuiv. friends in
fhecks to those d«pos- i on his flight
escape- on
o
I been
vi*«d foe the home.
mar school ret
h,,ve be:n carrying •>'l’ar
that it can get result with the. this city where be hud visitc*! on hold bachelor degrees
. _____ _
R tv. Entzminger
announced a
*•
escapes »n<i
present law”
r.timcrroua <k -usions. He hud made provision was in effect
accounts during !
meeting o f the board whleh will
KOUI I IVES LOST
—
,
----l.his home in Kissimmee for n num- the remaining twenty fiv e i
■n r Thiuisnnils o f dol_____
convene at Longwood ntat Tuc.itlav
P L A N T C IT Y — 393 i
0. Beside,. Mrs. Methvin •'Dpi .
7* funded out in this |
ST. A U G U S T IN E — ST. Johns ’
of
1
(IN
S
)(u
t th* Orange and Black HoceL
ition boxe* b«
Ind.. Dec
is
WiurviviHl
by
eight
"T iria L stated.
- \ ..D E C A TU
lives At that time a complete ducussjon Coiintv t-rrito ry mirth o f lierc ard
l post o f f l o •
i. ftir. w
wiife died i
i^Jn.as *J»vihgs club for - Four pc «nns lost their
set aside
a-uoci- east >it Dixie
turn . train
,Kc
' ^ “ art;d Decenilior 5, j here todav
for
nnnounved.
1iiwtpmpblle
To B e Opened
December 13
TRIAL OF EDDIE
PELL GETS UNDER
WAY AT DELAND
LANDIS WILL AID EVIDENCE SHOWS
TAXPAYERS’ SUIT; BEACH ADMITTED
DELAYS HEARING JERSEY MURDER
Two Men Required
To Overpower Him
RADIO LISTENERS
WILL HAVE LESS
TROUBLETONIGHT
Sanford Kiwanians
Hear Prof. Carlson
Of Rollins.College
English GirT Will
Receive Attention
During Strait Swim
idhounds F i n d
iro Who Killed
fisanna Warden
Treasury To Show
Piiblic Prohibition
Shall.Be Enforced
j
C o l l e g e President
Says Education I s
Aid To Domesticity
Charter Approvi
For Sanford Bai
Which Opens So*
Entzminger Denies
Abandonment 0 f
Missionary Project
sstr
�IOIH FIGHTERS Flo r id a
gators
Cleveland Renews Effort
. ToTake Stan Harris From
Washington For
Plan s fo r 1928
kBEGIN INTENSIVE
WORK FOR GAME
Coach Tom Scoring Drills
Men In Preparation For
Game W ith Maryland; Mitldlekauff Returns To Field
Cornell Repudiates
A r t i c l e Slamming
Pennsylvania Men
Flying Yank
’28Se
inal
SIX CONFERENCE
GAMES IN 1928
W E S T PALM B
Nov. 3 0 . _ ( I N S ) - T l j
entitled. "Now I l,
to Sleep” , proved (ft
Haley fSmith, nPgr0i ,
held in the county jaji^
o f burglary.
*
Small was f ounj i,
floor o f a store own*
Peterson with a ^
ready to be carried off
fell asleep whilo robbiw
nnd awakened only
Poke in his ribs by .
fro hands of the pro
IT H A C A . N. Y ., Nov. 30.— (I N S )
— Complete repudiation o f nn ed
itorial appearing in the
Cornell
Daily Sun, undergraduate news
paper, charging
U niversity
of
Pensylvania players w ith
undue
roughness in
the
Com ell-Penn
game on Thanksgiving Day, was
made today by Captain Harold
Hoekelman o f the Cornell eleven,
head coach Gijmour Dpbie, Louis
P. SciU/ii president of the student oritles stating that th,
council, nnd Graduate M anager o f «lld not represent " ^
mont.
Athletics omeR Berry.
The editorial characterized the
Penn play.*rs ns "roughnecks" and
the Cornell players as “ athletes,”
nnd stated thnt Cornell does not
care to engage nn opponent who
"blindly permits its
representa
Architect
tives to use foul jnenns on the field
/Irst
Nat’l.
Bank
o
f
sports."
The
Cornell
committee
H « crossed the continent from
Sanford, Fla.
Atlantic City to. Pasadena In 61 sent telegraphs to the Penn authdays, this ."F ly in g Yan k” whose
!»amu Is Dr.'John. J. Seller. Seller
w as running nine hours * day for
1B6 days on tho trip and w o r « out
, aorta pairs o f shoe* w ok lag kU
L
Jouraex.
BY D A V IS J. W A L S H
International News Service
Sports Editor
NEW YO RK. Nov. 30.— ( I N S ) —
Cleveland, far from having aband
E rstw h ile
P ro m o ter
oned the project, has renewedxits
W ill Be Seen H ere U N IV E R S IT Y OK F L O R ID A ,
r.tti mpt to wean Stanley Harris
Gainesville,
Nov. ill)- (A thletic
away from Washington ns its
W A SH IN G TO N , f’ n., Nov. 30,A s B o x er F o r F irst News Bureau)— Despite the fact
plujer-mnnngor for 1928, even to
(IN
'S )— Coach
Andy
Kerr •■{
busehull
weather greeted
tin- extrip o f informing Clark Washington nnd
Tim e Ih F in al M ill l that
Jefferson, in
University nf
Florida
fontlxill
(Jriffith thut he may write his own
i barge o f the selection o f an A ll.
'
• players Monday ufternoon,
the*
ticket oil the player exchange. This
information nime to hand today Eastern football team to play un
I
P / x n / l r t n T n \ OianRi- and
Blue cohorts
of
» V t l U I I I I l l l \ j “ Tom'* Solirilie comment i d thoir
I mm a into I intimate source, ns AII-Western eleven at San FranCJa » v » * 1 ? j n i .|
4 final week o f gridiron preparation
<!,il tin- further statement
that i r is e n nil Dee. 2 0 , as a benefit Tor
l ) O U t ' w i t h a vim. The .Maryland game
Kuril.; had gone to G riffith
to i Shriner’s hospital, announced
in Jacksonville Saturday, which
ask f- r tin- transfer to Cleveland that eleven players have definitely
! drawn the 11)27 season to a close, In answer to critics who said he providing it could ho cqualby ar accepted invitations to mnkc the
coa t trip and that nnother is“ reaLadies A r e To Be Ad* looms as one o f Florida's stiffost cost the Cubs the National League ranged.
M iinbly certain " to join the squad.
prnmuu
.his
past
season
by
burn
Alva
Bradley,
newly
installed
m itted F ree Lec^ionln
•,'?,i,n'mt,nt"• n,,<l ,o;,rhM »r.d
The players who have accepted
°
. players are not sparing any ef- ing up Ids pitching stuff, .Manager |,cad of tile Indians, was in New
O fficia ls Announce forts in their work
loo Mri arthy says he is willing York |( ilhy lail Ins visit, I am in- are;
Tw o o f Sehring’s outstanding to lake all the blame, hut issue> i-,,n,nil, had no hearing ftn the
Caldwell, halfback, Y a le ; Amos,
Everything is in readinness for hacks o f this year— Captain Mid a warning to wuteli the ( uhs in Hauls inaltcr. The latter, in fact, fullback, Pauley, guard, nnd Dowds,
“ llor**."
Bishop, 1928. Mure k serve nlrengtli is hi '. i iimb-i mod t>> have come to a tackle, Washington and Jefferron ;
til* fig ! it program which brings to rilekauff and
l', ,| a,q tlir-.ugh
Bradley, hut ReilM-h, center, Illinois; Presm-ll,
Uisia fur o[.timism.
gether Mel Mnniiig o f 1,09 Angeles were in tile d a rtin g look field
lineup
Monday,
with
Itnnnlxiiigh
:•
.
t
i
l
nil
of
tile
election
o f Billy halfback, Howell,
fullback and
and Henry Godale o f Orlnmio in
and Crabtree tin* other pair o f
I a .in-. \nn i'i' an I. ague umpire, Randells, tackle, Nebraska; Baer,
the main bout tonight at the Mun
hall earriers. The first two w ill { |?T
fT V \ 1 )1 A 1/ a* vice pre .id lit
and • business guard, Midiigun, Connor, captain
icipal Athletic Field. Both fightern
manager o f the club.
play their final football for F lo r i* ) I* f j *
1 vf I L i l l
and halfback nf N'. Y. U., and Lane,
Imported from Orlando this morn
L A K E C IT Y — Snap bean har
da Saturday, while the latter two 1
Kvan,
now
the
active
charge
d'
halfback Dartmouth.
ing th*t they nrc in excellent trim
vest under way in this county.
ini* ini
arc experiencing their
affairs in Clevi-land at a salary
Fiahwick, end. Yale, probably
and ready to g ive local fans u lintunder vnmity
varsity colors, xvi«*x«ii
Middle. w, . 1.^—7
i I
0
’
;>car iinclvr
of (iita.Omt a y ar |diis five percent will join the squid.
Pl ! nt0r o f * ct,on«jk n u ff and Bishop Monday reliov cd
of the receipts, has made no se
^ O o d tlo h w never bee,, seen b e fo re ; Qw cn3 and Cawthon from
fir
first
cret i f his admiration for H arris’
a Sanford ring. He has pro- [ string duty, and will give consid
D R A W S LONG T E R M
managerial ifbilitv.
Given
his .
ted the fig h t programs that erable more weight to the Ciator
choice o f the fift.en managers now
ve been staged here this season backficld, which is slntod to buck
i pv atimr in the major leagues, it
M E M PH IS , Tunn., Nov. 30.—
under the ausplcles o f the drum against the biggest team it has Kcr.ltuliy,Alabama Anti Mary is understood thnt Evnns would
aad bugle corps but has never np- yet fared in the Old Liners.
land W ill Nul He On Flori nr.use Harris wit limit a second look. ( I N S ) — Tw enty-five years in the
ared In the role o f a fighter. He
da's Schedule Next Year;
Just about everything Cnii-h
That li • doe n’i actually dislike state penitentiary at Nashville
•, however, fought several timer. Behring could desire in a hackSowaneeAnd ( 'li-mson.Added tin. young mua. anyhow, is mude was the penalty meted out to two
In Orlando and many times in other, field combination is to U- seen in
I veil lit by lhl. price he is willing, alleged ycggm n i convicted herecities o f this state. A ltogether he the Middlekauff, Bishop, Brum
G A IN K S V IL L H . Fin., Nov. 2'.). and in fact mint pay. Harris, I the first to be tried under n newly
has engaged in 101) battles, em erg baugh and
Crabtree
foursome. — ( I N S ) — Six Southern Conference midi stand, is mu- of the few $30,ing victorious in most o f them.
000 a year men of theb all field, enacted criminal charge o f “ lar
Speed, power and football brains,
. Godale boasts thnt he has never plus an abundance of ability to games appear on the 1928 foot and, over and above his value as n ceny with explosives," passed by
been knocked down or out, can to make the quartet a highly des ball sredule o f the University of Irudcr. conies the fact thnt he is a the Inst session o f tho legislature
Florida, ns announced today by
trade punches with the best o f irable one.
And then when one t'apt. Everett Yon, director of uth- 'ir.-- infielder and a "m oney” hitter to curb cafe blowers.
second to few.
In consequence,
them and has a defense that is looks over the roster and seer
Ictics.
II. B. Baker and F. L. Wilson
(iiiffith just couldn't heeomo inter
hard to penetrate. Henry's last fight such names ns Beck, Owens, CawThree 1927 conference opponents
resulted in n knockout o f Kid thon, Smith. Yancey, Goodbre.il
ested in vtdv.it Cleveland might hnve were the fir s t alleged safe crack
... „
„ ,, .
, .
i , , •of Florida w ill not bo played next
White of Tampa in three rounds. Walker, Baldwin, he is led * « faII> Kentucky. Alabama and Mary* to suv, if it wasn’t for the fact that ers to face tho new Tennessee law.
SERVICE S T A T IO N
tin Indians have given him the pick They were trial on charges o f a t
He also won two previous fights wonder if the Florida offense
1,1 land, but two newcomers are on the o f th.ir hall club as a basis o f ex tempting to rob n safe at tho
by wide margins.
not well supplied with hnlLtoters
1113 Sanford A ve.
; late, Sev/aneo and Clemson, M r- change.
,
W hito Motor, company here.
; Maning fougl.t "G o;,"
Sharpe capable ow disturbing the best
—
-'Phone 712.
tei University will again Is- the
They were ft,und guilty by a ju
In the Sanford ring last week. The that Maryland can present.
Don't even know that he 1ms be
"Horn •coming Day” opponent. the
come Int-rest-d, anyhow, merriy ry that deliberated only two hours.
match, a 10-round a ffair, ended in
The varsity squad, which num
game being scnciluled for October
thsi the Indians have some inter
• draw despite the fact that mat v bers at full strength about 28 men 2d.
esting np.cimens in their outfit,
Of the fnrts thought Waning should went to their first practice since
Tw o o f the 192i games will go includin'.' I'i’ Ie and Ixsvsen, pitch
have been given
the drefsir n. the Washington and I.e«* triumph
to Tampa, more than have over ers; Joe S well, shortstop, nnd
Maning was sick on the night and Thanksgiving about 3:30 P. M „
there was noticcnble lack o f « « - .Monday' ami devoted the early por I -n . | hived in the west coast met- 1 ,lniniest)lt lht, outfielder. G riffith
r-i-Us in a single reason. H o n d a nt1(, v>0|uld use either nf the
'ssiveness at times although la tion o f the session to the usual
meets
(,eorgin, 1927 eonferenc pitchers or Sewell or both, i f he
the fight in several o f the preliminary skirmishes, with atcould .get them without taking the
rounds.
tthtinn to blocking and tackling, champion, on Nov. 19.
The Thanksgiving Day game will worst o f it in a trade.
Maning is one o f the cleverest nnd line charging.
again feature Waahington and
scrappers ever seen in this section.
marking the fifth consecutive yenr
He carries n wallop but his fo ot
A U TO M O B ILE A N T IQ U E S
the Generals havo come to Jackson
work is declared to he superb. He
ville to oppose the Orange an I
holds a draw decision with Fidel
Blue.
ST. m altSB U R G , Fla., Nov.
LaBnrbn, w orld’s champion, and
Tlte schedule as officially r.n- 30.— ( I N S ) —Thro a thou..und unbesides he has met many other
nonneed by Director Yon follows: 28 (IN S ) Threo
thousand an
topnotchorn on the Pacific const.
October d. I'ening.
tiques
o
f
the
automobile
industry,
* In the semi-final mixup Bat
October HI, Auburn at Gnino?- w ire this week piled on barge.)
tling Peaden o f Orlando will en
vilie. «
nnd taken out several miles from
deavor to gain the decision over
Octolicr 20, Mere-.-r at Gaines land ne I dumped into the Gulf
Kid Levitt, Sanford’s own little Strong Eleven Assembled To ville (Hom ecom ing).
o f Mexico.
fighter. Levitt has been making
IMnyNext Seas°n;Two InterOctober '27, N. ('. Stpte, at Turn
The old cars am f pnrts o f cars
rapid strides here in workouts
sectional Contests Already pa.
were gathered from nil parts o f
during the past
several
weeks.
November 3, Scwnnce at Jnek- the city in a municipal cleanup
Scheduled For 192H Season Rcnvilio.
Peaden is anxious to build up a
campaign and fed to the f :sh.
following among local fans nnd
November 10. Georgia at Athens.
D
U
RH
AM
.
N.
C.,
No/.
3<>.—
toward that end will try for n
November 17, Clemson at Tampa.
of
knockout tonight. The winner of ( I N S ) — Duke University one
November 29, Washington und
pie fig h t has been
promised a lichest institutions in tile country Lee nt Jacksonville.
since
it
was
endowed
with
$10,000,
match with Kid Uosto in the near
000 in 192-1 by James B. Duke, the
future.
S O L IT A R Y CON FIN EM E N T
A ltogeth er thore will
1*.
.qo tobacco magnate, is fast stepping
into the nntional football ranks.
undu on tonlght’H program. LnM E M P H IS . Nov. 30 — ( I N S ) —
This year Duke put out tines w ill lie admitted free.
strongest eleven it has assembled Tw enty-four hours o f solitary, con
I am hark in husitu-n-i aad will
in n decade, and at the same time finement today had failed to ob
do the same high rkiH» work
included two intrrscctioniil games tain a confession from two negro
that I have always done. Spec
loped Boston College, hut was ini- youths held in the county Jail ln-ro
ializing on liattery nnd electric
o » its schedule. It decisively wal- i-haigod with criminally assault
ing a whito girl.
alde to stand up under the Navy.
al work—
Continuing its pulley o f going in
T h " negroes. I/iul i Bell and Sid
to foreign territory fo r its oppon ney Springfield, insist they nro
*
■
-ents, so far this yenr Duka .A th innocent desplto the positive id-nB atteries Charged
letic officials havo curded two out ficntlon o f two girls und three
£r PITTSBURG, Nov. 3 0 — (IN S ) standing games for the 1928 seas male escorts who were present
flaxen (K ik l) Cuyler, -iitormy peton. On October 2(1, Duke w ill he at when tho robbery took place and
W l o f the championship Pitts home to the University o f South
tho negroes dragged the girls in
burgh during 1927. will sport the Dukota und throe weeks later will
to the woods. One girl escupcd the
ih e
Mvery o f the Chicago Cubs next, iournoy up to the National Capital
blacks.
ar. The stur outfielder o f the to confront Georgetown
Univer
rates, who spent moat o f this sity.
SE EK RECORD F LIG H T
Maaon on the bench .following a
Thes-i nre the tWn only games
ffUd with Manager Donnie Bush, that have been scheduled by Duke
S A N F AR N C ISC O , Nov. 30.—
JjWf traded to the Cubs in exchange «o far hut within the next month.
fox "S parky" Adams, second base- Daito athletic officials intimated ( I N S ) — Irr un effort to break the.
man. find outfielder Floyd Scott. they will
make announcements world’s record for sustained nir- j L. A . Renaud, Prop.
The deal, which was dosed ny which
will
further strengthen nlnne fligh t. Lieut. George It. ;
Pond. U. S. N., and Captain Char- |
President Barney Dreyfuss o f the Duke’s 1028 program.
301 W. Second SI.
Pirates and William L. Vecck.
In addition to Its intiraeetional lea Kingsford-Smith, un Austral
.
N
ext
to Spencer's Tup Shop
president o f the Cubs, came out of tilts, the Duke cloven, as usual, is ian airman, w ill tnke their triand U-Drive It Garage
motored
UokkCr
plane
nlofi
here
ftidear sky. N o money was involv- expected to curd games with t h »
w U n t h # deal, It was announced. strongest teams in the Middle A t tomorrow.
9 5 -N ra
“ sburgh fans were inclined to lantic States und North Carolina.
Tlx- Blue Devils failed to eop the
belief today that the locals got
i H i 9 ? worst o f the deal Although state championship this yenr, by
-ms is a competent second sack- losing to N. C. State Techman, who
Scott rohabaly will be only a wi| lend the season with a clean
Southern Conference
record
of
ititute with the Pirates.
wins
over
the
U
niversity
o
f
South
Cuyler, hero o f the 1925 World
•a waa kept on the bench dur- Carolina.
the 1927 classic. H e ’ had Un
*
shed In the dugout since early
III the season, when he was benForm erly
tchm aker
d b y 'B lish fo r ’ fallin g to eHtle
—
~
t
«
w
~
~
>
r
~
‘ Into zecond base o rd was fined $30.
lea
at
Coach Kerr Names
Eleven Youths For
All Eastern T e a m
' HELD FOR B u m
Elton J lit
SPECIAL
$
C
1.75
United States
Bicycle Tires
C O U C H ’S
K
DUKE SCHOOL TO
SEEK HONORS ON
FOOTBALL FIELD
NOTICE!
ars
Put up especially for
Christmas Trade
F actory upstairs o v e r Overland Gar
Entrance, Com m ercial St.
our
Christmas
Savings
Club
Members-
S
Hazen Kiki Cuyler
Traded To Chicago
B y Pittsburg Bucs
Checks will be ready for distribution tomorrow;
Dec.
31.00
K
Renaud
Battery Shop
JOIN
1st.
Please call at
the bank at your
convenience
and get yours.
Christmas
savings
CLUB
New club for J 928
NOW
starts Monday, Dec.
Announcement
one and be assured of money
C. CERVIS BRIGGS
Q U AKER STATE
O IL
SCHOOL O PE N S
W A S H IN G T O N , Nov. 3 < L - (I N S )
-—The governm ent’s post
grad
prohibition
enforcement
opened today. T w zn tv five
ir r r t all o v ir the country
enrolled in th< fou r weeks*
w ill havo to pass a
inxtion io obo f ” D. H , D .-d o c to r
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B IB L E VER SE FOB T O D A Y
| _ A REASO NABLE EXH O RTA
T I O N .— 0 give t h llk l'o n t o
the
X ord , fo r he is good: fo r his mercy
•endurcth forever. Psalm 107: 1.
\ P R A Y E R : 0 Lord, do thou con*
ftinua Thy loving-kindness unto us
•and alt mankind.
O U R W IN T E R
Bn Florida the winter sun
* Bends down to- kiss the
U
flowers,
-And w inter’s gone, and spring
begun
Before we miss the hours.
T h e Herald has on one or tw o previous occasisns taken
the opportunity o f urging ita patrons to give their advertis
ing copy to this office as many hours before publication as
possible in order to get the best results from it, but still
there seems to be a slight inclination on the part o f some to
overlook the requests of The Herald and withhold their copy
until such a late hour that the paper must necessarily be de
layed .In order to accommodate them.
A n investigation will iliow ithat newspapers in other cities
make it ai practice to observe a certain “ deadline” beyond
which no advertising matter will be accepted for that day’s
publication. We have found that in the case of afternoon
papers the deadline for legals is six-o’clock on the afternoon
o f the day before publication, fo r want ads, ten o’clock on the
morning o f publication, for display, twelve o’clock on the day
o f publication.
Many newspapers 'require an even earlier
presentation o f copy.
t* -.
Such is the practice not only in small towns, and cities
the size o f Sanford, but also in the largest cities in the coun
try. W e find that such publications as the New York Even
ing Post and the Detroit News, which enjoy perhaps the best
equipped newspaper plants in America, with scores o f lino
type machines, and enormous presses, and hundreds o f em
ployees enabling them to render a maximum of service to
their advertising clients, nevertheless require copy presented
the day before publication.
Th e Herald naturally wishes to co-operate with its adver
tisers to the very limit of human possibility, and it very se l
dom feels inclined to turn down advertisements no matter
what the hou» the client may o ffe r his copy, but purely in the
interest o f the man who pays for the ad, and the subscriber
who reads it, we ask for as much consideration on the part of
the advertiser as possible.
W e have seen ads brought into this office at two-thirty
in the afternoon which would take the best linotype and
make-up men in the country four hours to prepare. I f ac
cepted, the paper could not possibly he on the streets before
six-thirty. Allowing an hour for delivery, and in some cases
it necessarily is much longer, it is seven-thirty before the
paper is in the home. Then if the family is going to the
movie, or elsewhere, there remains hut a half hour in which
to read it, scarcely long enough for one person.
Obviously the ndvertiser is not gettvng the best results
in such a case. Obviously’ the subscriber is not getting his
money’s worth, since the whole family is entitled to read the
paper. It is obviously to The Herald’s interests for the adver
tiser to get maximum results and for the subscriber to get
maximum benefits. Hence if the advertiser will co-operate
to the best o f his ability in getting his copy in early, we will
ail profit.
•No xsro hare, no icebergs near,
And froats do not come
often; .
• •
•The chlllln'g blast brings little
1)
fea r, •
And that the sun will soften.
Getting' O ilt The Vote
t ~?t
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When Ford A dfertlae*.
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DJ Artfcur D rt.b .n e
r«*„* rUrfct 1037 hj. Staar Cm,
IN TE R E S T ON "tim e m oney”
with which Wall street gentlemen
sbcculete, droped from 4 and onehalf to 4 percent yesterday and
stocks went gaily upward.
5
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Over
ai lowest prices even
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Portable I'honom.
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F. P. RINEs
2‘JI Kast First St. 0 ^
P om o ffir.
W HEN
H EN R Y Ford
builds
automobiles, he builds automobiles.
When he advertises, he advertises.
Publishers are interested in adver
tising that starts the new Ford
car on its way, five full pages on
five successive days, in 2000 daily
newspapers.
ft
Generator
H EN R Y
FO RI)
understands
advertising. First, he spends time,
money, effort and thought, pro
ducing what the people want, then
lets the people know he has it.
■ o .-----Mexicans are organising a party
H O W F A R W IL L IT GO?
o f “ W hite Shirts,’’ backers o f Pres.
J A C K S O N V IL L E J O U R N A L
Went Calles, sim ilar to Mussolini’s
“ Black Shirts.’’ From what we
Orders o f m istrial In another case was still occupying tho minds
know o f Mexico, the new part/ is case In an American court in which o f the people, another caso has
likaly to degenerate before long In large stake# w ere
Involved, be brvn stopped before the stage o f
to “ D irty Shirts.”
cause o f charge# o f attempts ta a verdiet was reached because o f
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■way the verdict, w ill cause the charges and counter charges that
T h ere ia no better property, no people to reflect w ith Increasing pertained to improper influences.
batter security than well-establish aarlousness on the obligation to It was the suit o f Jack Keam s
ed magazines or newspapers. Thera keep the juries and courts clear ugainst Jack Demosey fo r $333,
is nothing harder to produce than a o f tampering influencee. One ep 333.33.
well-established magazine o r news isode is still unfinished. The Fall
Dempsey was the heavyweight
paper, nothing more dangerous Sinclair case shocked the country, champion o f the world. Kearns
than nawapapar speculation.— A r and it has not yat recovered, part was his manager. They entered in
thur Brisbane.
ly because o f the alownese la de- to a series o f agreements and they
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fln ltely placing gu ilt and fix in g fell out. The case went to the
n> ia a quaint old custom !:t punishment. Citations fo r contempt courts and so bitter was tha con
that whan a man dies his have been made, but that ia not all tention and so r ife were the char
i Jaft t*hu top, N pm M cu- that ought to have been done before ge* o f attenaoting to settle It
fourtaaa y ea r rid this to protect the courts an Juries. trary to the principles o f Jr
what to do Th e people w ill not be satisfied that a moat disgustina
with anything Ieai
odd
enacted
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revelation and pu
to th e tha h«
ity o f T e x
M illion Ja p ,
>
ACCORDING TO Mr. Bracken,
the Klin Flon mining region is
northern Manitoba contains 80,
000,000 tons o f copper, as much
sine. 32,000/8)0 tons of gold and
16,000,000 tons o f silver. The gold
alone would be worth more than a
trillion dollars and a “ trillion” Is a
word that even Wall Street hasn’t
dcnlt with yet, although it will
come.
i
MR. FORD starts his new task
as enthusiastisally as he began
more than 25 yearn ago, and every
word he says, every detail about
his new car, is important nows to
115,18)0.000 people.
The good thing about the new
Ford car is it will not disturb any
other efficient
automobile man
ufacture or organization.
Font
will continue inducing
people to drive automobiles, en
couraging good roads, and his
work will increase the sale, as it
always has done, of higgtr. more
expensive cars
? ub ViclaQ
"
head; also a
P\
of hot
IF JOHN
BRACKEN,
prime
minister of Manitoba,is right, the
northern part o f his country con
tains treasure that would, shake
finance the world over, make our
notional gold supply a pitiful Joke
and disrupt the world’s credit if
it could be produced suddenly. *
k te .
fatont ef the law.
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i l ) TIM i : W ith A l l 1t h a t Stroke Th ere Must
S ta rter and
Ignition
Service
O ur Specially
ut mfli ‘Yi’t N A j
modernist to admit that a Noah i washed soil. Nature seems bent on
flood might be possible. Towns arc j breaking records for K>“ 7
wiped out by floods o f water, in
some laces 30 feet deop. $20,000,
A i GENEVA various
nations
000 dumugc was done in n orth -, bilk about disarmament with the
western Algeria,hundreds o f square; Russian hear, possessor o f one o f
miles covered* deep with sand and j the biggest armies, the most con-
Taking cognizance o f widespread existance of m ism a n
agement and crookedness in the administration of public af
fairs from the smallest city governments up to and including
tToday, w e’re told, will be quite
the
highest federal affairs from the smallest city govern
cold,
ments
up to and including the highest federal offices in the
1 i Tom orrow w ill be lighter,
THOSE T H A 'i l»uy stocks ev
^ n d next 'day you may see unfold
land, a group o f influential people o f the United States have idently think Henry Ford has a
)
The
flowers
in
befcuty
brighter.
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organized the National Civic Federation. Its expressed pur K*hkI new ear. His United States
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pose will be to arouse: the citizenry to the responsibility and stuck is not for sale, he owns it
JYhe weather here you need not
duty of! active participation in their government, which is nil. hut stock in his company in
Canada went! 105 a share in two
declared to be necessary to the “ cleaning up” process that is days, passing $700 a share. Last
| ' And eo . I ’ m prone to rhyme
now proposed.
;
u,
May, Henry Ford advised a few
. F or you may eearch both fa r and
o f his friends to buy it around
Th
e
National
Civic
Federation
reasons
that
the
public
is
near
responsible fo r corrupt coflditijms in displaying u gencrAI AiOO a jriiaro. l t .w
\ And not find auch a climate. - •
lethargy toward public business and in some instances actuf
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M IC H IG AN
H A S a -criminal
‘ On* day ia’ cold, tw o' days are
aJIy condoning unscrupulous practices in the management case that ought to satisfy the most
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CO'd,o f ita affairs. In an effort to emphasize their message, o f ardent prohibitionist. Fred Palm,
‘ Than weeks o f balmy weather;
ficers
o f the organization have compiled a list o f some o f the convicted o f possessing a pint of
\ thia-you’U find to be the
more
glaring
instances o f dishonesty. In the list are enum gin,, his fourth conviction, is sen
s
tale,
tenced for that crime to life im
erated the following cases:
•Take winter all together.- •
prisonment, according to Michigan
: t— E. B. H. ia Tatnpa Times.
The governors o f two states charged openly with
Inw.
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It seems u long time fo r one
H a ve you jolued the Chamber of
pint o f gin, especially when you
The
governor
o
f
another
forced
to
refund
51,000,000
merceT ’
* .
consider that truckloads o f it are
fo r interest illegally collected ui>on state deposits.
t----— o—------driven up and down the country
Two-thirds o f the legislature o f still another state
•,It'j about time to begin asking
by bootleggers that are “ in right/
' hot to spell it XiAgs.
appealing to the governor to call an extra session of that
---- :—o------body that it might impeach him, not on the ground that
M O U K H TAR B E Y ambassador
t Ruth Elder needs is a
from Turkey, comes ashore und
he is a gra fter hut that he is a fool— that state having
good husband to chaperone
police guard him, fearing an
impeached his predecessor on a far more serious charge.
Armenians attack. Armenians say
Revelations regarding malfeasance, misfeasance and
Moukhtar killed 30,000 Armenians
nepotism on the part o f a former state official elected
t chance has m e little kit*
during the war. He says he did
by the people.
t Inevitably It becomes a cat.
not.
---- »i o ■ ■■The recent expose o f shocking milk g ra ft cases in a
*t it. about time fo r George
IN BUENOS AIR E S yesterday
large city through the.bribery and corruption of health
Retnua to be atarting a morning
Alexander Alekhine, Russian, 35
department officials and involving the health of more
newspaper?
years old, Itccumo world chess
than 6,000,000 men, women and children.
champion after tho
eighty-first
The grgnd ju ry in Volusia county
move irr the thirty-fourth game.
The governing o f another great elby, to all intents
ia doing some good work in trying
Jose It, Cupnblnnca, champion since
and purposes, by.'the machine gnus of! bandits.
to clean thinga up oyer there.
1021, was driven to tho wall. Un
The ‘indictment o f the mayor for violation o f the cor
fortunately, when you win chumI rion’t buy your Christmas gifts
rupt practices act in the capital of a state.
pionship ut chess you don't do
>through mail order catalogues
Last, but nob least, that outstanding scandal in our
anything in particular. Intense
| Prosperity Isn’t made that way.
mental e ffo r t is used on nonpro
national government in which the United States su
... . o
——
ductive work. The mun who can
premo
court
has
recently
passed
judgment
upon
the
con
great trouble with “ compan
improve, however little, on electric
i The
ionate m arriages” la thatJm a great duct o f a form er cabinet officer who had outrageously
light or the radio is worth more
’ many eases they aren't companion
betrayed the American people.
to the world than all chess p|ayable.
The Herald belleves*the mission o f the Nabionul Civic ers.
-------o— ---Wales took another dropper the Federation is o f paramount 'importance and that its charge
A N O T H E R P A T H E T IC detail.
I other day. N ow watch fo r more o f public apathy is true. The public must exercise its duty Alekhine w ill not be rendy to play
| e t u ff,about tha Prince who can’t and privilege o f managing its own business i f it expectsl to again until 102U and will play for
ride.
have honest and efficien t servants. The responsiblity can a stake o f only $10,000. That would
not be shirked and neither can it he escaped by the assump umuse Jnck Dempsey and Gene
■ Howard Kresga, son o f the ten
Tunney. They would not look at «
tion o f an attitude o f “ Let George do it.”
cent store millionaire, waa fined
chess board or a squared rinj- for
Th e most' fa r reaching way in which citizens can express as little as $10,000.
fifty -fiv e dollars fo r smuggling
hooch across the border.near De their views is by the use o f the ballot, and this they should do
troit. That’* one w ay o f becoming every tim e the opportunity is presented.
Crooked politic
A L G E R IA . IS suffering from
famous.
ians have taken advantage o f the people because they knew ruins £hat should make us asham
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the people w ere unsuspecting or didn’t care. W e may be cer ed to complain o f our weather,
Today a new train starts a record
rains that would cause cven a
tain
that public servants will watch their conducb with ut
Tun from New Y ork to Miami. Tha
tim e la thirty-three and three most care i f they know that the citizens arc alert and| that was ruffled. It wus ns if the scene
fourths hours. W e can remember a they will condemn by their votes any evidence o f corrupt o f negotiations fo r a prize fight
had been shifted to u courtroom.
vary fe w years ago H waa fifty- practices.
Inferences that friends of uK side*
six and usually twenty-four hours
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T i f t ) S A N F O R D H E R A LD / T H U R S D A Y . D ECEM BER 1 ,1 9 3 *»
It W ill H elp, Y o u
wr,
•u
sought to have the case settled
out o f court, because they were
fearful o f the
revelations that
m ight be made, have been given
color. The professional priz; fight
game has been given a severe blow,
undit now is more easily under
stood why such severe restriction*
have been placed upon the staging
o f n n g bouts. It ia bad business
Jn the ring, but when the methods
are carried into court o f law it U
too much fo r the people to con
done.
Honesty in- dealing with tha
nubBc in all official and semi-of
ficial relations is the great need
o f the country today. The country
must look w ith greater care upon
the reeerratlon o f its fundamentala o f liberty and justice, if the
purported attempts to carry ,the
methods o f oil leasing and prize
fig h tin g Into the courtrooms are
ba accepted aa a^trend of events
ta-whtCTTtfrOiytm o f1 — —
throw honor into the gutter would
Miieuous animal in the international
While the nations talk about <lisarmament, the situation between
|>0jan<| and
an’(j Lithuania
Lithuania is
is worse
worse
Poland
thun ever. We need flyin g muchines. W e have had plenty of
peace talk.
This year as usual three out o f every five oil stoves
bought w ill be Perfections.
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�THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,1927.
A N * ■flo r iY t fb t t e b
Office Telephone 148 H RS. FRED. S. D AIG E R , Society Editor Residence Tel. 37.
TH U RSD AY. '
h Side Parent Tenchers Asm will meet at 3:15 o’clock
South Side Prim ary School.
,rs*l
of
the Christmas
to be given by the A ra rwill be held at 4:30
at the church. A ll those
•* are requested to
jgve parts
.» Side Parent
Teachers
iation will meet
at 3:00
, at the West Sido Prim ary
L l bazaar and turkey supt the Woman’s Guild and St.
, Guilds of Holy Cross Episfhurch at the Parish House,
rtion o f O fficers
fo r the
of Eastern Star. Seminole
er N». 2, at 7:30 o ’clock at
asonlc Temple.
F R ID A Y .
E. L. Class o f the First
,t church will meet at 3.30
k at the home o f Mrs. Barney
2520 Laurel Avenue,
i. Donald P. Drummond will
Lain the members o f the Fort-
|v bridge cluU at her home
win Lakes.
DeLand, Fla..
Dec. 1,— Tw o
more Indictments
reported "In
court late Tuesday made e to
tal o f three criminally Indicted in
connection with the failure o f the
American Bank & Trust Company
and the EaatCoast Bank A Trust
Company at Daytona Beech »evcral months ago.
Although no information has
been released by the >court fo r
pvblication, It is known »tb «t a
large number o f o th e r''in d ic tmonte believed to h a W I Involved
alleged violation o f crim inal [taws
Personals
lolla Avenue.
Evans
Circle
o f the
[k at the home o f Mrs. ().. ).
Ion Sanford Avenue with Mrs.
I Crawford ns hostess.
L|p jy;0i 2 of the Methodist
Hi will meet nt 3:00 o’clock
L home r f Mr*. W. S. Hand
lark Avenue.
tele No. I
o f the
Miss Emily Smith and Mrs. A.
K. Powers attended the Central
Florida Library Convention held
Wednesday ut Do Land.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Atkinson and
daughter Dorothy left Wednesday
Methodist for Atlanta and other points In
Georgia where they will spend
eie No. 5 o f the Methodist
:h will meet with Mrs. J. D.
«r at 3:00 o’clock at her home
lyrtle Avenue.
rlen Club will meet at 10
k at the Yacht Club. Mrs.
U. Wile • o f Jacksonville,
lent of the Avondale Circle of
rn Clubs o f Jacksonville will
i on Rockeries and Garden
i « r Room Class o f th? Presnan Church will have recepbnd musical at 8 o’clock at the
hClub.
|
SATU RDAY
(ildrcn’a Story Hour
at
10
ck at tho library,
lildren’s matinee nt the Milane
itre at 10 o’clock under the
ice* of Mrs. C. E. Myers d r if the Presbyterian Church.
M O NDAY
kthlejm Mnllory Circle o f the
; Baptist Church will meet at
o'clock, nt the home o f Mrs. E.
ockey on Park Avenue.
TUESDAY
iminole Parent Teachers Asktion will meet at 8:00 o’clock
he Seminole High School.
Bxiliary o f the Campbell- LossPost American Legion will
tat 4:00 o’clock at the Hut.
.M rs. Juek Hewitt and small son
Jack returned home Monday from
here they spent
Waynesboro, Ga
the Thanksgiving holidays with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. John Blount.
Mrs. A. M. De Forest, Mrs. W. T.
Fields, Mrs. John Leonardi, Mrs.
Samuel Dighton, Mrs. John Meisch
Jr., Mrs. F. Me Kenzie Davidson
nnd Mrs. Holland L. Dean were among those from Sanford attend
ing the Regional luncheon given
Wednesday by the Abogall Bartho
lomew Chapter I). A. R., at the
Princess Issena at Daytona Beach,
honoring Mrs. Brooks W hite of
Jacksonville, state regent.
Mrs. J. L. Zorn, Mrs. R. Z. John
son, Mrs. Don McDonald, Mrs. L.
II. B ragg nnd Miss Inn Pearce mot
ored
to
Kissimmee, Thursday
where they attended the funeral
o f T . G. Duke.
» Bannon Hostess
L a fA L o tM e m b e r s
Mrs. Dnn U. W ilder of Jackson
ville w ill urrive here Wednesday
afternoon and w ill be the guest of
her Mother, Mrs. John T. Brady
President Coolidge
Favors Immediate
Cut In Income Tax
W A SH IN G TO N , Dec. I — ' I N S ) '
(IN S ) President Coolidge feels'
there is no valid argument against
tlie proposal of the House Ways
and .Means Committee to reduce
the corporation income tnx collect
able for the year 11(27.
At the White House today
it
was indicated that nlthougli tlbW A SH IN G TO N , Dec. 1,— (I N S )
Presinviit wishes to leave the c n -1— President
Cullos
of
Mexico
tire question o f taxes to the Con-' proposed a secret treaty to Japan
gress and the treasury department, last year providing for unlimited
he feels that arguments ngainst Japaneses colonization in Mexico,
an immediate reduction in the cor with the understanding that these
poration tax are not economically colonists would be available fo r
sound.
military use in the event o f war
In commenting upon the argu with the United Stntes. the W ash
ment that many corporations had ington Herald published Wednes
fixed their prices on the basis of day.
The Herald published the fac
the old tax scheduled, the Presi
dent's view, as expressed today, simile of a draft-memorandum
was that competition in many lines which it asserts Calles sent to T o
The
of industry prevented the collect bin proposing the treaty.
that
ion of the tnx in the selling price principal provisions were
of the commodity and that the ar 1Japan was to have the righ t o f
unrestricted immigration to M exi
gument therefore did not hold.
co, thnt the immigrants
should
"have some military
training,"
and “ that in the unfortunate casq
o f a foreign war (M exico) may
demand from them cooperation in
the struggle."
The memorandum set forth that
Mexico had already negotiated n
secret treaty with the liberal rev
olutionists o f Nicaragua, granting
Mexico colonization rights in ter
ritory continguous to the propos
ed new Nicaraguan canal, ami
that some o f the Japanese colonsts might be diverted to N ic
aragua.
he members o f the L a f a lot
' were most pleasantly enter
ed Tuesday evening as the
It* of Miss Katherine Bannon
*r home on Palm etto Avenue,
rls and baskets o f narcissus and
Iwttias were used to dccorato
rooms where the guests assem-
IN S A N IT Y
W IN T E R H A V E N — Gas plant
under construction here to serve
W inter Haven and Bartow,
W IN T F .R V IL L E , N. C. Dec. L —
( I N S ) — 'Temporary Insanity toduy
was believed to have caused J B.
Carroll, Jr., to murder his five
months-old baby, and then commit
suicide.
W ARSAW ,
Dec.
1.— (IN S )—
President Pllsuflakl, o f Poland, in a
statement to the Press today,
branded Premior Valdemnrus, of
Lithuania as “ craxy,'' and said
Poland Is determined to remain at
peace.
‘ _
8s B everly Bender
tertains H ig h w a y
nday School Class
b« Highway Class o f the Pres'“ •a Sunday School were most
*antly entertained Wednesday
™<>on as the guests o f Miss
•Hy Bender at the home o f
* Jane Torrence on Park A ve■ Lovely garden flow ers were
1 to decorate the rooms where
gue*ts assembled.
1‘ bort busines* session was held
fr which the girls
presented
lr gifts to be sent to the girls
“ * Kentucky mission. Games
• played following the business
“ °n, and a t a late hour the hos» ierved cake and pupch.___
‘Joie attending were Mrs. W. M.
oinnon, teacher o f the class,
S Al,Ce Kessler, Miss Grace
Miaa Ethelda Tatterson,
P HUda Muirhead, Miss Maude
Helen Compton, Miss
Ed. rr*+c* am* W m Beverly
Edwin Mulvanoy. ll-y w r-O ld high
ichool boy o f Chattanooga. Tenn
Discovered, while at work In hit
ichool laboratory, a new explo.
«lve. A sample was sent to Wash
ington and Ss a result young Mulfancy Is to have a fMir-ycar
cholurshlp In the chemical war*
f*/• laboratory ut Washington.
picture
shows and theatre performances
wne victorious in a referendum
election here Tuesday when 13.
0(H» |tersi ns cast their ballots.
Plans of theaters opening fo r the
fiHt *ul>l>nth this Sunday were un
der way Wednesday in face o f al
leged threats by a church commit
tee thut they would seek a manda.
o'Ms to prevent the Sunday shows.
url«d to be pment,*^
O fU tU flT
AVON
P A R K — Building
to
house first unit nf Florida Public
Service Company’s steam station
on Lake I’otela near this place com
pleted.
Make It a
“LINGERIE
CHRISTMAS’
TODAY
Beautiful Billie Dove
in
“THE A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y ”
comody
“ K E E P IN G IN T R IM ”
Milane Review
in Natural Colors
W IT H such lovely thing* to ftelect from
the g ift Meeker will la* “ pound wise" to
decide; on| lingerie for every
feminine
friend on her g ift list. Surh lovely wisps
o f dulnty georgette and glove silk undies
In delicate shndes sponsored l>y Paris.
Here are some o f the values.
Silk and Rayon
N IG H T G O W N S
are $2;25 to $15.00
G eorgette Crepe
S T E P -IN S
are $3.00 to $7.50
R ayon and Crepe
PAJAM AS
ig ff
are $3.75 to $12.50 . W (
G IF T B R A S S IE R E S
a te $1.25 to"$3.00
B LO O M E R S
nre $2.25 to $5.00
F R ID A Y
Thos. Mulghan.
in
"TIIF. C IT Y GONE W IL D "
also
Hobby Vernon Comedy
"SPLA SH Y O U R S E L F ”
Milane Paramount News
Special
An original Progrnm Novelty
By Mr. Brockhahn
The Pipe O rgan Club
va b iT
T h « Baptist Church will hold a
Christmas Bazaar
at the offices of
T H E BOD W E L L R E A L T Y CO.
on First 8t.
Friday afternoon
& A ll D ay Saturday
Dec. 2nd., and 3rd.
a mans suit
hat or tie
deserves
Card Parties
iilB
Sandwiches made with this Qood Bread
Solve the-question o f w h a t to serve
j,
-
S A N D W IC H E S made
with good bread make the
/ PartY more enjoyable and
VySfy'* g‘vc lhe hostess a feeling of
satisfaction— and the better
'
the bread the better the
sandwiches.
(m
R a rely are S tyle and Service «M ore Sm artly
V.
V*. *.-.*!*.• \.i
Com bined Than in
Gunmetal
Amber
,*• V
is a better brc;ad I *
A
m e r ic a n
B a k e r ie s
C o.
thread service chiffon hose^tlud ere
may be had ip a wide range o f new
SOS E Second
Single and Split Loal
Phone 481-J.
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B u i l d s St u r d y H e a l t h
•/
Coffee
blN’ E T H U R S D A Y
**e!ily luneheons o f the
■®2*4**«*» and Professional
1 Club, win be resumed
with dinner a t the Val• *t 12 o’clock, according
announcement •. today. AH
*«p °!
the •’gubemati
has perTM <j|
i»lature,.w*re
The Jloneer J hrridml- died at
home hsre
d4ri«>3r. / 5 S
ST. P E T E R S B U R G Fla., Dec. 1.
N E W PORT R IC H E Y — C ity will
voto on $15,000 bonds fo r A very
ibrary building.
B U N N E L L — Rond to mainland
rom Key West w ill be completed
jy December 1.
P IO N E E R
—(IN S )— Sunday motion
B by E dison
C AU SE S TRVGEDY
B RAN D S P R E M IE R “ CRAZY”
'ter spending tho evening with
«g and music, the hostesa Ber
ber guests with refreshments
ticken salad, sandwiches, olives
coffee.
boso present were Misa Naomi
ow», Miss M argaret Bem er,
» Alice Creamer, Miss Irene
ndt, Miss Ruth Fellows, Miss
B. Wathen, Miss Madeline Mat
*nd Miss Katherine Bannon.
O R LA N D O , Fla., Dec. 1.— (IN S )
— Mias Katherine Holland Brown,
flU M 8 T IL L FOUND
of Quincy, 111., whose novel. “ The
Father/* won the Woman's ILone
Companion $25,000 novel competi
N E W O R LE A N S , La., Dec. I
tion, is ill at the home o f the late — ( I N S ) — Federal prohibition •Dr. Mary Safford, this city, it was gents were Wednesday in posses
lenmed Wednesday.
(
sion
a huge still of a capicity of
four hundred gallons per day that
hroke .h Ie n e c k
was captnred Tuesday night in n
special atructure built to renemblc
B A L T IM O R E , Md., Dec. l . ~ a country church, at Jesuit Bend,
( IN'S)— Joseph Mills, 17, son or J. 14 miles from this city.
S H IP RU N S A 8H O R E
Ribbs Mills, general counsel of
the Alabama Anti-Saloon League,
P A L M E T T O — Airport establishLONDON, Dec. 1.— (I N S ) — iies In critical condition Tuesday in cd 2 m ile! n o r th o f this place near
. i v M 'v
A radio message from the Royal Maryland general hospital. lie golf course.
Mail Steam Packet Company's
freighter
Lochmmar, reporting
the vessel ashore o f f North Crosby
Lightship and requiring Immedi
ate assistance, was received Wednerdny by Lloyds. The lochmonas
was bound from Seattle t * L iver
pool and carried fiv e passenger.*
and a crew o f 05. The passenger«
"e re landed safely.
Says Mexico Made
Secret P a c t W i t h
JapanAimedAtlLS.
B U C H A R E ST, Dec. 1.— (IN S )—
Reports o f a widespread Ukranian
revolt which was put down after
lasting three months and resulting
in the deaths o f more thnn 5,000
people, were disparaged here today
broke his neck when he fell oat o f
k
S W tttfc J f.-J fc tjU o d
college. wherd be la a freshman.
CHICAGO, * Dec.’
Tlie body* o f a woman, described by
p o lio os “ young and beautiful/*
was found floatin g In Lake Michi
gan o ff the coast c f the fashion
able Lake Shore Drive district to
day. Police believe the body had
been in the water only a few hoors.
The hody was clothed in a dark
eillc dress, tan stockings, but no
fhoes. The woman wore a wrist
watch and a string o f pearls.
The register of the Big Berenn
Three of First Mational’s newBrotherhood Class of the First
d "discoveries*' nppear on the
Baptist Church is a very interest
ing old document.
Most of the
Tfen
lnKrther
in "Am erican
states are represented in the list
eauty", ihe latest picture staro f names it contains.
The new
ng Billie Dove which comes to
le Mtlnne Theatre today.
members nre ipjxoduced each Sun
day morning by ohe of the viceThe new ‘ finds’ nre Yoln d’ Avpresidents and then they are ask
i, Alice
White and
l.orettn wore included among th e' batch
ed to ragister. Many o f the men
oung, and
their
entry
into of indictments handed to the court
whose names are found in this
Tuesday by the grand Jury fo re
register nre now in other states,
Miss White
man.
and som? o f them are valuable a script clerk
The men named in the indictworkers in other churches. Very rets before hi
vtic person- ments returned Tuesday are John
interesting news comes hack to ality was disc
A leading I'. Walter, who was arrested sevthe class from some o f the men
’* "The Sea oral weeks ago on a warrant
who are busy in other cities.
tin won her jointly charging him, and Urn
Embry with violation o f the state
E ffort is being made this week
ithful danc- bunking laws in connection with
to have all the men of the city, ex
extra
in tlie failure o f the East Coast
cept those who nre trnchers or o f
ficers in other departments, pre
during the Bank & Trust company; and H. N.
sent at the Sunday morning ses
Icon Moore, I Barrett, former cashier o f that
sion, and n wholesome program is
iw her, rec-; institution, who is charged in the
being planned for the men. R. C.
her fresh |indictment with fraudulent secreMore will conduct an enthusiastic
(onality and1lion of funds o f the bank. W hile
•song service, Louis V. Duane will
iittention o f embezzlement
is not
charged
sing; vice-president (\ ('. Wells
wjll welcome the old ami tlie new
men, and President Nix will adress
the class. Every man in the city
who has attended the class at any
tim.* is urged to he present Sunday
morning.
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i J C. Rennott w ill entertain
embers of the Book Lovers
at 2:30 o’clock at her home on
ginia
Filed In Failure Of
B a n k A t Daytona
NOVEM8T ILL
“Send It to*
(Successor* te f
)v il
�TUB: SANFORD HERALD/
Iperdftcutions A re Given
forN ew
TonAndH
Wruck To Be Shown Shortly
public fo r the first tin-? the com
plete apecifications nnd cnpncitv
« f t ip New Ford Truck. It will he
o f 11-2 Tons Capacity, withstandant selective type sliding "cnr.four 1
whef l brakes, torque tube drive,
wand a three quarter floating rear
axlej with the dependable* worm
steal. The front spring« are the
tn iw verse aeml-elleptic ty|H*. >|h*c lo lll constructed tor the Truck.
Reay springs arc o f the1 foil canti
lever type, one on each side, nnd
a re > n Innovation in truck spring
eonit ruction.
The New Ford truck is designed
and*built to meet nil general haul,
lo g requirements. Altho it is rated
at i 1-2 ton capacity, with the rdditioal equipment o f dun) rear
fo r tire w ith damp bodice.
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Standard Ford Body equipment
fo r the Ford Truck include* cloned
! cab, express body rtako body nnA
platform body.
The cab Is all steel, with wide
doors and a scat 44 inches wide.
The expreia body is all steel e x
cept the floors and sills, which are
o f seasoned wood. Inside dimensStakes rise to 2fi inches above the
door.
Truck bodies and cat. is finished
i in dark green Pyroxylin finish, a
i most durable finish.
.
The wheel base ,rt the truck is
j 131 1-2 inches. Other feature* of
: ( the Ford Truck are practically the
' \snme as the car.
I
When these r.peeifcntions nr?
rend, it will lie readily seen that
f the N ew Ford truck is one that
■ has Ionic been needed by the public
1 nnd no doubt will be accepted In ns
I enthusiastic a manner ns the new
* Ford Car.
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LOW PR IC E S O F
FO R D CREATION
A R E S U R P R IS IN G
Figures Released Today From
Detroit Startle The W orld;
Little Change In Old Prices
The prices o f the New Ford Car
ns announced today by the F o o l
Motor Co.
from Detroit,
have
succeeded in completely s ta rtlin g ;
the entire automobile world, a
distinctly new nnd modern car,|
made to meet new nnd m odem
conditions, yet there is very
)Uj|
tto change in the price ran^p o f
the passenger car line.
. Jj
Mr. Ford has said,
no oth<Jr
automobile* manufacturer can dup*,
|irate the new For J car at th »
because so. other
Ford price
MORF. FORD N E W S ON P A G E 1
Pitts & Littrell
K xpQ rt Auto R e p a ir s
RIVE’S GARAGE
Extend the Heartiest
Congratulates
CONGRATULATIONS
i and let us give
the full story
o f the
Edward Higgins, Inc
on the arival o f the
NEW FORD
on the arrival o f
Sanford
^EMINOLE MOTOR CO.
RIVE’S GARAGE
Pitts & Littrell Say—
24 H our Service---------G eneral Repairs
“ Y o u can buy oil at all prices— we sell
Paige Dealers
Quaker State at .35 cents a quart.”
A u th orized F o rd Service Station
Genuine F o rd P a rts
Maffett & Thrailkill
Phone 617
Exclusive Vesta B attery Dealers
Walker & Lewis
extend the
Heartiest
Congratulations
to
Edward Higgins, Inc.
1 Higgins, Inc
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on the a rrival
on the a rrival
o f the
o f the
NEW FORD
F or A u to R ep airin g and B attery
Service call us or come fo r
an Inspection
24 H our W re c k e r Service
S tora ge— Repairs
fo rd and Second
Phone 60
211 W est First. St.
Phone 502
; We
1 Congratulate
j Edward
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Higgins, Inc
on the approaching arrival
i on the
j coming of
r V.;
» to Sanford
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C. E. Meyers, President
Phone 703
SHOP
EDWARD HIGGINS Inc
NEW FO R D
IS
Authorized
Sanford.
Ford
Dealer
Fla
Cbtaier Palmetto ave
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�THE SANFORD HERALD,THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1927.
NEW FORD TU D O R SEDAN
An example of iht fine coachwork of the
mtw Ford can.
military-lype tun ritor,
ttnJ crown roof. Narrow pillan and ntw
door conduction tire unutual rition. Both
front uati fold forward, tiring taty aceen to
rr«r <eat. Ample ipace between teatt. Your
choice of four artiitic color harmoniei—an
unuiual feature in a low-price car.
(F. O. b. Detroll)
First Pictures of the New Ford
NEW FORDOR SEDAN
A big roomy car. Wide lean.
Centroui leg-room front and
rear. Four convenient donrt.
VnutuaKy large windowi. Rich
uphohlery and full • nickeled
liatjware. Dome light. Your
choice of four artiitic colon,
TOMORROW
salesrooms
{ f . O. B. Detroit)
NEW FORD ROADSTER
O R several years we have been working
on th e new Ford car. For weeks and
months you have been hearing rumors
about it. For the past few days you have
been reading some o f the details o f it in
the newspapers.
r
W h atever you do tomorrow, take at
least fifteen minutes to get the full story
for economy and low cost o f up-keep . . .
for its sturdy ability to stand up under
countless thousands o f miles o f service.
Then you will know why tomorrow w ill
be remembered as one o f the greatest days
in the entire history o f the automobile
industry. . . . Then you w ill know why
the new Ford car will be y o u r car.
A long, low, chummy car, Ac
fail at it lookt. Wide Joon.
Deep cuihiom. Rich uphohlery.
Full-nickeled hardware. Rumble
teat optional. Your choice of
fo.tr heautiful color harmonic«.
(F. O. B. Detroit)
o f this new automobile.
i
Y o u w ill, re a liz e then that it is an
entirely new and different Ford car, de
signed and created to meet modern condi
a car that brings you more beauty,
tions
speed, quiet, comfort, safety, economy and
stamina than you ever thought possible
in a low-price car.
NOTE
THESE
B ea u tifu l
Choice o f fo u r colors
55 to 65 miles an hour
Nineteen years o f experience in building
15,000,000 automobiles arc behind the
new. Ford car and have counted in its
making. Resources unmatched in the
motor car industry, are its heritage and
its birthright.
The Ford policy o f owning the source
o f raw materials, o f making virtually every
parv o f doing business at a small profit
per car^has cut many dollars o ff the price
I c if jlvould ordinarily have to pay for a
Four-w heel brakes
Standard, selective g ea r shift
ga solin e
T h e ft-p ro o f coincidental lock
T y p ic a l F o rd economy a n d
r . r e lia b ility
■a
Starter
Five steel-spoke
wheels
Windshield wiper
Speedometer
Gasoline gauge
for pnwrr nn fhff
<F. O. B. Detroit)
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S T A N D A R D E Q U IP M E N T O N
ALL N E W FORD CARS
Dashlight
Mirror
Rear and atop.
light
• Oil gauge
Tools
NEW FORD PHAETON
Another long, low, roomy
car. AU four doon open for•
ward. Curtaint open and dote
with Boot). Side curlaim have
memioally targe windowt. Your
choice of fopr artiitic colon.
i f . O. f . Detroit)
O V iS
at
Combinee the alert imartnen of
the roaditer and the advantage!
of a doted car. Rumble epat
itandard. Landau item on rear
quarter. Finished in fear
artiitic color harmoniai.
2D to 3 0 m i l e s p e r g a P l o n o f
line — for com fort-
tot Steadiness
NEW
FORD SPORT COUPE
H ydraulic shock absorbers
So w e say to you — learn about
new Ford car tomorrow. Corapa
with any other car in the light-car
fic . . .
There ii a bit of the European
touch in the coachwork and
contour of thii new Ford Coupe.
Handy package ihelf in back of
leal and unusually large water
proof luggage ipacl in rear
deck. Vour choice of four beau•
tiful colon.
( t , O. B. Detroit)
4 0 horse-p otver
as epoch-making as the car itself.
bcautv o f
low body lines
NEW FORD COUPE
Remarkable acceleration
Automobile history will be made to
morrow, for the new Ford is not only new
in appearance and performance . . . it is
new in mechanical design. Many features
o f it are exclusive Ford developments. Some
are wholly new in automobile practice.
Its low price is a reflection of manufactur
ing improvements and economies that are
for
FEATURES
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EAl
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D LE
♦in*
gen eral w uw m M r. t p ,
act. Such a session now is general
l y - expected.
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»The governor is believed to ha vs
the edge on rivals aa only- such
matters ns he may designate in the
call can be taken up at the special
S P R IN G F IE L D , Til. Dec. 1— ( I N
session.
S ) — Hopelessly befuddled, Illinois
Other candidates fo r various
politics today are in the worst con"tlo n in the states history, vet- state offices are standing by untill
$
t%rnns o f many past battles de they see which w ay the winds o f
. . .'
clare. T h ey fa il to see the w ay o u t politics are to blow.
Ask Quo W arranto
The state capitol, controlled by
Further, Rep. J. B ert M ille r; o f
the Republicans, is divided into op
posing camps. . Secretary o f State Kankakee, a bitter political fde o f
Louis L . Emmersan han muiou|>C*d the governor, has a petition before
him self a candidate for'gOven^pf, Vhe state supreme court seeking is
ns has A ttorney Gepeial Oscar B . suance o f a w rit a f mandamus to
compel State’s A ttorney H. E. FullCarlftxom . - Gov-. Len
enwider o f Sangamon countv to
said nothing to date, but his frio o
quo warranto * proceedings
believe he w ill djelare himself Ale
when he believe*; the time is ripe. against Small ns he was indebted
W here the support o f jdayor to the state when he was re-elect
W illiam Hale Thompson o f Chi ed. The case, if ordered by the high
cago w ill fin ally be thrown is a court, will test the validity o f an
passed by
m atter fo r interested speculation, act C
_ the last general asly exempting all constitution
although rumor has it that Gover
nor Small and Thompson have al officers from quo w arranto proreached an agreement and under eeedings.
Re-apportionment
of
Illinois,
standing in regard to the coming
long fought fo r by Chicago
___ _
and
battle o f the polls.
larger
Cook county, who seek la
rger rep
Prim ary Act Threatened
reseatation in the assembly, wilPbe
Further, Illinois’ primary act is
before the state high court on ap
threatened. The Cook county cir
cuit court held the law unconsti peal from a Cook county decision
tu tio n a l and an attempt to draw invalidating acts back to 1880 and
Secretary o f State Emmerson into materially cutting Cook county’s
•
the litigation by restraining him by representation.
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STATE “POLITICS
automobile
manufacturer does
business in exactly the way wo
I Higgins To Hold Pub- do. W e make our own steel, wo
►
Reception Tomorrow As make our own glass, we mine
"
P f Nation-Wide Cele- our own coal— we make practi
cally every part used in the Fold
itlon Of Epochal Event Car. But we do not charge a profit
on any o f these items or from
We would not
.witf w ill feet It* flr »t full de- these operations.
ona o f the new line o f Ford be playing fa ir with the public
bile*, tomorrow.
i f we did so. Our only business
iblSe reception to be held by is the automobile business. Our
1 H lr fin * Inc., local dealer* only profit is on the automobile
o f the national introduction wc sell.
new .Ford models. In thoo"W e are able to sell this N ew
o f communities all over the Ford car at a low price because
States tomorrow this new we have found new ways to give
j o f moderate -priced light auto* greater value without * great in
mobiles w ill be introduced to mil crease in our own costs.’
lion* o f people.
Follow ing
is
a comparative
.The doors o f the showrooms are statement showing tfii) very slight
ipened prom ptly at 8 o’clock increase in price o f toe new Fold
morning and
attendants w
car over the old model T ;
on band throughout the re- jx Y F E
malnder o f the day to explain the i n . . p .
New Price Difference
new and interesting features o f ' 0,d price
Tudor Sedan
the car which is expected to make
$495 N O N E
$495
a new chapter In automotive hisFordor Sedan
$25
$570
$545
new Ford cars are said to be
product o f several years of Coupe
10
495
485
t slid planning by Henry Ford
Sport
Coupe
his engineers in the great
r.rj.
___laboratories at Dearborn. Mr.
Phaeton
'ord him self has announced that
15
395
380
re 111 nothing quite like the
Ford ca r" and has stated that Roadster
385 1 25
300
Will prove just as great a pion<tn the present field o f low Roadster with
ligh t cars o f quality as the Slip-on Body
39.T
10
385
Model T was a pioneer In _
•field fo r more than nineteen ,Chassis
25
325
300
feears.
Attention is called to the fact
Am ong the visitors to the re
there
ception tomorrow w ill be many that in each body
typ«,
officials, executives o f busi- have been more than
sufficient
civic and professional organ- extra equipment added to the new
ns and other leaders in the mode), to offest a much greater
o f the community, Who have difference in price. For instance,
■poctally Invited.
speedometer, gasolino gauge, ^topThe performance o f these new light, on each type, and on the
.it .la said, w ill be startling roadster, an addgd rumble seat.
viewed In the light o f autoThis new Ford car at the above
i.perform ance o f th e-p a*L.( pew prices in declared one o f the
Local dealers have been notified greatest outstanding automobile
'F o rd officia ls at Detroit that values ever offered the motoring
factories throughout the coun* public, and surpasses the great
are now preparing to produce vplue* which have been offered
new car* in. number* excaedtag In the past by the Ford Motor Co.
the tremendous production
achieved In the menufaco f the Model T line.
Company •officials at
D etroit
Just Unloaded a Car O f
repeated their early announcethat production o f the new
C arey Shingles
'ord line w ill not make the Model
llge obsolete. The manufacture
- And Roofing
M W part* fo r Model T replace
They
are Guaranteed
ts w ill continue to be an irafa ctor o f the Ford plant*
long aa any o f the Model T
u gre still In operation, the local
w t f e advised. Because of
L U M B E R CO.
is policy, nroeent owners o f ModT car* null be able to .keep their
520 Maple Ave. Phone 797
In’, perfect order aa long a.
c a n remain in commbslon.
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injunction from paying opt any
state funds fo r a prim ary next
A p ril hns held up appeal in the
case to the state supreme court.
A similar case in Lee county nlso
is delayed by a similar offort.
I f the injunction is Laucd, even
though the ense be uppealed, it is
asserted thnt no prim ary election
could be held in A pril ami in that
case the primary vote would go
over untill September.
Carlstrom nlrendy hns started
his campuign and with this suppo
sition may face a year’s campaign.
I f the court does not decide the
prim ary case by early In the year
or i f it knocks out the act, Gover
nor Len Small has declared that he
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666
is a prescription fo r
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue
Bilious Fever* and Malaria
_______ It kills the germs.
N O T IC E !
1 am bark in business and will
do the same high class work
that I have always done. Spec
ializing on battery and electric,
al work—
throat/
n
m.'mm
2nd & 3rd
LOWEST PRICES IN FLORIDA
100 LADIES’ NEW FALL DRESSES
In Heavy Flat Crepes, Cantons and Georgettes.
All colors and sizes. Values up to $16.50.
Buy one dress at regular price, $11.85, and
get another one for
B atteries C h arged
5 1 . 0 0
Standard Count
i
P ep p errill Gradj;
/
Renaud
Battery Shop
304 W . Second-St.
N ex t to Spencer’s Top Shop
and U-Drive I t G arage
LADIES’ POINTED 1
HEEL, SILK HOSE
A ll Colors
1 for 1o°
1
$
L. A . Renaud, Prop.
sale for e v e r y c o u g h
4,
81x90 SHEETS
#
Because it loosens the germladen phlegm, it helps to free
the air passages of infectious
ipucus without the aid of dopt.
PERTUSSIN has been pre
scribed by physicians for more
than twenty years.
Being harmless, this soothing
remedy may be taken aa often
asis necessary. Itdoesnotupset
th e stomach. Sold by all drtggists in large and small bottles.
A
80x90 Bed Spread
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I f the publicity plank in his p la tfo rm was a part o f the C ity C h arter
our present condition would have been avoided. I f all tansactions w ere r e
corded in the minutes and the minutes published, any citizen could fo llo w
e v e ry act a f the executives,
oo
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P ep p errill Grade
1
4 for 1-oo
j
$
36 in. Unbleached Muslin Ladies Outing Gowns
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In Plain, W h ite, or Fan cy Stripes,
YOU WOULD KNOW;
a legislative act was passed allow in g the C ity
Why
Standard Counnt, 4 Y a r d W eigh t
to borrow
$166,000.00 to pay interest on bonds when th e balance to
the credit o f this account was over $500,000.00
Why
o ia \
oo
$1
$1
42x36 GOLD SEAL
PILLOW CASES 1
Blue, Green, and Gold Striped.
O. P. H erndon stands as the lone sponsor o f better co-operative munic
ipal go vern m en t with a published p la tform and unquestioned principles.
pr. for
1
a voucher was not issued again st this account.
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and fo r w h a t purpose and w hat was accomplished on a
recent o ffic ia l trip to N e w Y o rk .
I t is necessary to have an e x tra city attorney.
E x tra Full Size.
yds. $1-oo
1
Count P a j a m a Checks
7 2 x 8 0
yds. for
for
oo
$1
Men’s Lisle Sox
N o n e B e tter
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j
Full M ercerized, A ll Colors
$1
oo
5pf- for
$1
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it was u rg en t to have and w here the economic re p o rt is,
and what it covers.
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rHER SPECIALS
the charter has been amended dozens o f tim es w ith ou t
the peoples knowledge.
the injunction fig h t is b ein g w aged F O R when it should
he w aged A G A IN S T , by those in trust.
and how th ey take this step when it is not provided fo r in
the C ity Charter.
For Friday and Saturday
54 IN . F R E N C H F L A N N E L
A l l W ool, A ll Colors.
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All Ladies’ Coats
YOU WOULD KNOW;
Y ard $l.?5
A t Cost.
.Whether o r n ot the city has any re fin a n cin g plans or
just n e g o tia tin g fo r the sale o f refu n d in g bonds to p a y
certain claims.
u
66x80 P a r t W o o i Blankets
Pin k , Blue, and Gold Plaids.
Come Early Before T hey A re
Picked Oyer,
Satin Bound, E ach $3.95
.W hether th e rum or is correct th at an e f f o r t is .b ein g
made to class certain ille g a l warrants, tim e c e rtifica te s
and bonds-as leg a l obligations o f the city*
Ho\y som e people stay out o f ja il and w h y oth ers sta y in;
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SANflOfiftHERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,1927.
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[Time rate* on request.
reduced rates are fo r
■ecutive insertions.
ix words o f a re rage length
(counted a line.
linimurn charge o f 30c for
k insertion.
Ill advertising is restricted
1roper classification.
’ gn error is made The Sanj Herald w ill be responsible
only one incorrect insertion,
1advertiser fo r subsequent
rtions. The office should be
fled immediately in case o f
lr.
TO ADVERTISER?
Herald
representative
oughly fnmiliar with rates
, and classification will
you complete information.
[ if you wish, they w ill assist
in wording your want ad
nake it more effective.
|l.MPORTA NT N O T IC E
ivertisers should give their
ft or postoffice address as
a, their phone number if
desire results. About one
ur out of n thousand has
elephone and the others
communicate with you
ss they know your address.
|| discontinuence M U ST he
in person at The Sanfora
lid office or by letter. Tele*
■e discontinuences are not
teous
Prompt
Service
Efficient
st And Found
l —from 918 M yrtle Avenue
^1, all white, bushy tail Pomdog. G. P. Paxton Phone
16— Houses For RenL
S^*N»f^LRD B 0 *NL) A N'D M O RT 5-ROOM HOUSE for rent,
G A G E C O M PAN Y. 112 Second
nlshed Phone 805 W.
W ill loan on improved business
and residence property. Also will A warehouse for rent at corner of
3rd and Oak Ave.
Phone 96.
buy first mortgages as security.
v-ry easy, will buy beautiful lit
tle home, well located in Sanford.
Owner will sell at less than actual
cost. Needs some money. Address
Box 97 Care The Herald.
Mrs. John A. Strom.
I “ Teacher o f Piano”
special utj ter.tion given children. “ Reduced
I rntes."
1606 Magnoliu Ave.
Save 2 5 ', , O. S. Vaughn, optome
trist, L. It. G riffith, Optician.
Sanford Optical Co., 305 E. 6th St.
Eyes examined. Glasses made, only
fully equipped. Plant in Sanford.
Also watch and clock repairing
reasonable prices.
FOR SALE— Small cottage built
on rear of lot nt 1705 Magnolia
(Avenue. Price- reasonable. Terms
exceptionally easy. Address Post
Office Box 131, Sanford, Floridn.
Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph
repairing our specialty.
Toys,
bicycles, sporting goods, and fish
erman’s supplies. Geo. W. Deetch,
“ The Bicycle Store.”
McLander
Arcade.
Virginia Home. 50 acres, 1000
bearing apple, peach and pear
trees. :t acres in Family Grapes.
10 acres nice truck land, 5 room
house, 2 miles from Charlottesville,
Va., 3 miles from University of
Va. Price $6000.00, Terms $600.00
cash. Bal. $10.00 per month. 6 '
interest, payment monthly. I f you
have a boy or girl to educate, or
want a summer home.
Address
Box 1198, Sunford.
Awning
It'D, a free ticket to the MilYfor Acca Mitchell. Owner
same at the Herald of- 15— Apartment For Rent
DODGE
re cars and Grahum trucks,
nd 13th Street Phone 3.
HNS & COW AN CO. Auto
|aior imu sheet metal works,
tench Avenue. Phone 716-W.
INFORD B U lC K CO.
212 Ifagon lia Ave.
Pittas 867.
h u ps I m a r m o n s
Sanford Automobile Co.
Iignolia d ve.
Phone 137
sineM Service
HundredPolicemen
Battle F i v e Hours
Against Three Men
BOSTON, Dec 1. — ( I N S ) —
Mr. Max Stewart may secure a Boston’s crowded south end was in
free ticke to the Milnnc by call a turmoil fo r five hours early Tu
FOR S A LE — White Leghorn pul- ing for same at The Herald office. esday as nearly a hundred uniform
let qnd young
rooster— $5.00.
ed policemen bearing all descript
Game hen ,75c Chas. Butler 1417
ions of firiarm s battled with a
Myrtle.
j FOR R E N T—Small cottage on rear
o f lot on Magnolia Avenue. Near party of men and women, who bar
southsidc school. $20. per month. ricaded themselves in a Wellington
10-B— Plants and Flowers
Address S. D. B. care The Sanford the wholcos eansioriddo ve7ar.ne
Herald.
FOR S A LE :
Street lodging house and defied the
Celery and Strawberry plunts, Rex
whole police department.
Packard Phone 736.
FOR R E N T—Small house located
Keeping the hous« cotursd with
at 2121 Palmetto Avenue. $25
a
rain
of bullets, officers with tear
Celery plant Goldin & Special. R. monthly. Address B. IY H. Care The
bombs anil * slengc rummer finally
R L Garrison, P.— 1 Box 85. San Herald.
ford.
stormed the beseiged place and
three negroes and one white wo*
For Rent— Five* room* house. Bath man surrendeded.
G^ I SO P H ILA ,
Calendula.
Lu
nnd screened porch. $18.00 per
There were no casualties during
pines, Rnchclor Buttons or Corn month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 130W. the battle— George
Brooks,
31
flower plants for sale.
B. F.
negro, was wounded in the head
Whitncr Jr., 129 Summerlin Ave.
ami Patrolman John W. Gorham
Ft Mellon. Phone 882-W.
House for rent, t-105 W. 1st S'. collapsed from the fumes o f the
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Woiki. police tear bombs.
The house was riddled with bul
P L A N T STOKES vegetable seeds
lets and other houses in the vicin
and be sure o f germination, type 19— Houses For Sale
ity were struck. Police had fired
imrity, *“ «(1 disinfection. Make our
office /our headquarters to talk N EW l ROOM house. Big lot next from all sides. The fire had been
returned first from t. e lower floor
over seed problems.
Francis C.
to school, $1,000. Box 13 Lake of the house, next frem the second
Stokes & Co. 18 McLander Arcade. Monroe, Fla.
and then from the top and third
floor as those within were driven
11— Miscellaneous
FOR S A L E —$500 Cash, balance back by bullets and bombs.
10-A Poultry and E rrs
C AR A W N IN G S .—Auto
Co. 11 Ball Bldg.
lulomobdc-H
fur-
20— Farmg For sale
21— Lots For Salt
Furnished rooms for light hous?lu oping with or without guruge. FOR S A L E :— One o f the best cor
ners on the new Sanford-Orlundo
018 lau rel Ave.
highway, near Sanford. Address
Nicely furnished two room apart P. O. Box 1332 Sanford.
ment with garage. 705 W . First
W A N T E D colored girl to do gen
Street.
eral housework. Apply, P. O.
Nicely furnished four room upper Box 1274 Sanford Fla.
Apurtment 500— Palmetto
Ave.
Apply N. O. Garner — Phone CIO FOR S A L E — I own several good
-W .
lots in Sanford, on paved streets,
that I will* sell at less than cost on
For Rent— A furnished apartment. terms o f $10.00 cash and $10
Mrs. H. H. ChappelL
Phone monthly to n responsible buyer,
box 200 care The Herald.
578-W.
Mr. Grover Sperring may secure FOR S A L E — Oak Hill corner lot.
Cheap. Very little cash required.
a free ticket to the Milanc by
On
Geneva Avenue. An exceptional
calling for same at The Herald
buy. Box 123 Care The Herald.
office.
omanla transfer
pictures. For Rent— An unfurnished garage
apartment four rooms and bath
I paints, and brushes. Sun
garage.
|Hcusc Paints and Varnishes. u!l conveniences, double
PJli* and W all Paper Owner leaving Sanford. R. I~
/hrisenberry, P. O. Box 1378.
12 W. F in * £\
Phone 803 L’i nfter 7 P. M.
KKTK in every shop* r "d
P i etc.* Sun ford
Cornea'
One four room apurtment modern
kts Cr.r.pany,
Fifth
and
conveniences, cull at Rail Park
Sis. Phone 112- W.
filling station, phono 426-J.
26— Miscellaneous For Sale
Curtis air tank and compressor,
three horse power international
engine. Sec Carl Fester at West
Sanford filling station.
There is a free ticket to the, Milane, at The Herald office, for
Mr. Harold Washburn.
For Quick Sale: Upright piano in
first
class condition—$100.00
Mr. Ed Humph may secure hi*
ticket to tho Milane, by calling Cash Address 117 Popular Ave.
fo r same ot the Herald office.
FOR S A L E — The best little bus!W HIT PR IN T SHOP
n:ss In Sanford. Must sell before
For
Rent—
Une
nicely
fumishtd
PY service on anything tr.
November 30th. Apply nt Lobby
apartment,
all
modern
conven
)titig A phone call w ill get
iences,
$25.00 monthly.
Phono News Stand, National Bank Bldg.
"»•». Phone 417-W. 9 Raii207,
915
W.
1st
St.
b«
Russel.
Farms, Groves.
110 N Park Ave. Phono
27— Money to Loan
A P A R T M E N T S FOR
R E N T — In
fl* ROOFING— The Roof F vthe Ilcruld Building. Right down Money to loan on resiliences in
^ir.g.
Metal
shingles;
town. Partly furnished. Reason
Sunford, 1i-w Intr-est rate. Box
Ef ream tin and galvlnizcd able. Inquire at the Herald Office.
503. c-o The ILrald.
______
S*e James H. Cowan. Oak
m uuiliui tkyiSSHiieiise---i wv
kitchenette and bath attractively
AVE u free ticket to the
furnished,
centrally located, all
for Miss Sara Mitchell,
improvements. $6.00 per week. Tel.
Herald office.
777 or 775.
-V UP Y O U R O LD W A L L S
C LE M E N TS A P A R T M E N T S 612
THE N E W W A L L P A IN T
Park Ave. Apartments— 2 and 1
£ h in g n e w a n d BET— garage and water. Reasonable.
fOR F U R T H E R IN F O R M A CALL PH O N E 235-J OR
F U R N IS H E D apartment fo r rent
v- C. C O LLER , SAN FO R D .
in the Herald building— a down
town l cation at remarkably low
‘CCRAPH— repairing, piano rates. Ask fo r Mr. Haines at The
by experts with 17 years Herald office.
[J?*' Sanford piusic itors
Shoppe, Room 10 A 11 Mc- 16 — Houses For Kent
r Arcade, Phono 832.
Houses lo r rent, 1102 Elm Ave.
WjPer. RignH 0r all kind*,
and 603 W . 6th St.
Call R^"hrd Paint L W all Paper Levy, • Valdez Hotel.
3 room cottage, modern conveniences 1314 E. 4th St. Call
hit9 DRUG STO RE— PrevUns, Drugs, Soda. W e are 857-J.
M your phone. Call 103
For Rent— Five room house. 717
V/. 1st. Street.
$40.00 per
P'NC BLOCKS— Irrigation
general cement wovk. month.. Call 708-W.
P* Concrete Co. J. E. TerSmall furnished house w R » b,°
P l V ° ^ 3 r d and Elm.
fo r couple, two rooms, bsth sno
t «i rage, 2316 Orange A vs. Phone
r J ^ V a n t c d Female
820-J.
f j *n ,d woman to live in
care o f two chll- FOfc R E N T five room bungalow
L t * **larv but
h°me ’ located on corner lot 2300 P«lw *
to Avenue. Large living room, din
» ” - • r - •*- * • ' « ing room, kitchen, bath, two bed
-o^ms, front and roar PJ’ ™ " '
“ T,
F e n !? * 1
solicitor, wo- Owner living out o f the
|l
°rred, B ox-xxx
c-o will rent cheap. Inquire at IJ«rni<i
Office.
asI ’
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^
C LA S S IF IE D D IS PLA Y!
Miscellaneous
For Sale, well established re
tail cash
grocery
business.
Inventory about $1500.00. Rea
sonable rent, now doing around
$2000.00 business
per
month.
Address Box 990 c-o Herald.
Common Law Wife O f Oil American Loan To Poland'Magnate Puts In Claim Causes Satisfaction ~Tq .<
For Share O f Big Estate Russian Socialist R u le-
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MOSCOW,
Dec. 1— \/NS>'i ho $70,000 000 American!lo W I
jirm
an „girl,. who six years a ? )
.
_ _
,
Gi
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Poland has caused more prolonged1*
worked as a maid at Minnesota
satisfaction in Soviet Russiu- tHrfrj’,
summer resorts, is today demand
any foreign event o f many mdfltfti.
ing $1,000,000 as her share o f a
------------"Uncle Sam sitting on tOP&f.Thc]
millionaire's estate with whom sbi
County Highway Officials, rep-1 machinery anil equipment ex|»o»- Bank of Poland" is the tbplc’ h’f OhA,
claims lo have lives! as his common resenting each o f the 3070 counties Lion o f over 300 carloads o f road oft numerous cartoons about thej
lew wife.
« f the United States, will asscmbl:* i building and maintenance equip- “ Dawes plan” fo r Polandi'Thb K m
Elizabeth Schumann Is the girls in Cleveland on Januarv 9 f«*r ihe ment, covering more than four j is that for the Sovists it is mt
name, but a number of friends here first annual meeting of the naiion acres o f floor space. In addition safer to have Uncle Sam doiflj!
nn'gnize her as “ Betty McKal- «l association o f county highway t-i the county official)-, upporixi-1 sitting than John^Bull. The reO^
lip' and testify that she was the officials. The meeting will be one matoly 25,000 » her persons dir- sons are numerous:
common law wife o f the late W il of the most important ever held bv i.-tlv connicted with the highway . (1 ) American capital li|T
liam T. Mcknllip, prominent Okla- those connected with the cons'ruc industry will utend.
ed us non political. Amcrieahg
nc.ma ml magnate and philanthro tion, maintenance and operation of
The- annual business meeting o f j Poland anil elsewhere ara. cuqcts
th? county highway officials will (ed chiefly with questions Of j
p ist. Hetty alleges she lived as county highways.
1 hr mi’i'tinjK was raUrd follow mi* 11 »«» held on Thursday, January 12. |ity and prufitablncss
McKallips w ife . and was Introdtie
inet of --------ed to his friends nnd relatives || *’ organization hist June of anew with President Was.-er
presiding. ' finvestment. Hritish bankers if :iw V f
laser presiding,
various
I
committees believed,
would have pushed P p l*^ ^ {
a.* Mich, for more than five years County Highway O fficials’ Division Reports o f
of thcAm ercan Road Builders' A<- will be given and general routine into wnr with Russia.
just prior to his death.
*iK-ation, of which Thomas J. business transacted.
Loan Binds Poland
Died In New York
Was.s.w o f Jersey City. N. J is
Th? Convention nnd Rond Show
(2) Thu terms of th? ‘Joint ace
Mi Kallip died in New York City, president.
is eX|H*cted to give new impetus to
Cituber 31, last. The oil man ilitsi
The sessions will comprise the the construction of county roads regarded,as American enntnbuiloR
it a stomach cancer, after he hud reports »>f various standards com- on a new economical basis design to the peace of Eastorn E u ro p e,
travrllrd the world over in search n-.ittees, the objectives o f which ed to eliminate waste of countv As cunstrjed here Poland cannot $1#^
■I a physn tan who could prolong are to draw up standards for coun- funds und increase the efficiency vert any of the loan for w.yr pur*
hi life. He was fifty-seven years tv administration, finance, legis- of county roads. Every county of. poses or munufacture o f war fn n »;i
etgjgM
old.
'lation, construction
maintenance filial directly or indirectly connec terinls.
“ W ar for Americxh hank's fa
The state law of Oklahoma pro- nm* nperuton of countyroads. The ted with highway operation, con
vide that a wife is entitled to at reports will consist of a summary struction or maintenance is urged abroad is bad business,” ono'-l
least ,.ue half o f her husband’s os- •'* the best practices ns now in to be present. Reduced fares have government officlnl said. ' V "
tuti after his death. McKallip J',rt *-* "> *"«’ various counties of the been granted by all railroads to prevention o f war is the best,
C LA SSIFIE D D IS P LA Y ,
urity for the loan. • You mayt4i#
owiicil property valued at nu.r.: United States together with r.v- those who attend.
In addition to the gigantic ma sure that the pence will not be d i*» >
than $2,000,000 including extens - 1
sanilaids.
R E A L E S TA TE
iv, ml holding’s princially at
, rhl* convention will he held in chinery exposition nnd convention, turbed by the Soviet govemmsMsti i
(3 ) Financial support o f PotAHd
Houitmi, Texas.
I lev-land i- the w orlds
urges! e d i nm ted to cost over $3,000 000
may speed up negotiations.fotLS .
ther?
will
he
n
lnrgc
number
o
f
The will W., filed in the state o f ,
T J ,,'" .H V
Russo-Polish trade UgrsfniWitRaataf I
Texas, and relatives of McKulli|> ii'*c*i<»ii with it w i'l he huld annul -vhiliits or.-senied hv the United u iw ulrality und non-sag trail aiMin
ale endeavoring to settle the estate
pact. A penci* tre.»ty hs^-betjeJbe
thvie. Under specific terms of the
pointed out, the Sovletswill h»Y*J
document, a- it stands in Texas,
dream o f Soviet diplomacy-'line#
FOR S A L E
Betty is allow ed only a small mon
' *»:* YT4,'
1925.
60 Acres Celery land on pine
thly allot.. n c.
N o Commercial CcaNkk-*
way drive among best flowing
"Hill" Si .nl'.lp met “ Betty”
Whil? the thought 'o f i 'JioW fK '’
Wells in district. 25 acres tiled
Schuman . 1 it , plump girl o f six
ful industrial Poland sends .ashud*
planted in celery in high state
tern,
wh,
,
..
to
his
summ
der down the spincof- ttt'«m)° dtfH
of cultivation. 12 acres cleared
er honn m
. a t. Rapids, Minnrials who look askance at the' 2,and in cultivation. 20 ucres
esota, I., ! ',d, seeking a job. Betty
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•100 mile Polish frontlet; 1be con**
rough.
Also $10,000. equipwur ei. I . c , and soon ticcanie u
mercinl interests o f the two c&hf*.
met*. -Ws:i iicil above for $22,pun oi i .e luusch dd, us McKallip Troubles Of Iron, Coal, Cot- ()uuruntine Is Entirely Lift- conflicting.
500.00.
This farm is easily
was a will \.er nnd had only one
ton. S led And Wool To He
ed In South Carolina And
worth
$15,000.00
including
For decades, ns iine ot
child, u d.iugnler, Urura Ellen, sev
equipment. I f interested see, or
Studied; Old Industries Suf Virginia Where Menace Of pointed out, the Sovic
jviets, w ill Jb
en yeurs younger than Betty, who
write.
more thnn enough to do wltHfJi
fer
As
Newer
Ones
Prosper
Cnttlc
Tick
Is
Conquorcd
now resides with her aunt nt Port
II. M. Rumhlcy
plymg their own population,
land, Oregon.
Sanford, Honda
manufactured goods.\f Theta
LONDON, Dec. I . - ( I N S ) —The
An onlcr issued by the United be no thought o f exporting
There were numerous parties and
perilous
condition
o
f
some
of
States Department o f Agriculture, thing but raw mattc rials.'.I
ilnn.es at the McKallip home and
December 1, 1927, re Polan dmay be able to buy.^-M
Betty says Bill danced with her Britain’:! sLiple fhitu.tries hits led effective
frequently, and on ull occasions a body of experts appointed by the leases additional territory in six
Developments have »howq,
protected her us if she were his Board of Trade to draw up some southern States from Texas-foVor the picture* of an impcivdUrULiraKtj
drastic
proposals.
These
sugges
quarantine
nnd
also
rcquarantinca
wife:
N O TIC E
feast o f Russia end Polan ’
.one sjnull nrea.
The document, ffld, thi> lifinafli ilf -iK t
- *~ Promised Marriage
t i n g affect. UuL_Ueiuan-'> ,
Hetty” declares U|ll 'pTbiiUsed fo TTnrtes. e o «)/ e «tto n nnd-w«>o), nnd kn ow n -te-H ; A ;*l.- Order 307/1a llilririg ’tKo" 1OTTT he JMf$rT
TO VOTERS OF SE M IN O LE
marry her if she wduld accompuny will he nut before the Government. promulgated under authority con- us rosy ns painted. The*#%re
COUNTY
I t ’ w il lie pointed out, in the fcired on the Secretary o f A g ri erul small matters which must
I hereby announce myself us a him to his home hero. Relatives
candidate fo r sh eriff o f Seminole seemed to queer the matter, how first place, that those old establish culture by Congress. This action eleuredo out o f tho road.
County subject to ih c action of ever, she says, as Bill expressed ed industries are doing badly when affects the following States and
Inspection to Continue Until Dec.
might
object to his new industries like the motor and cc unties:
the Democratic primary to be fear they
Tick-eradication officials o f tl
elec, rical trades are progressing
In Aluhutna, Escambia county
held in the early part o f
Juno marrying out of his "set".
United States Department o f A
A girl in the position o f Betty ut an enormous rate. The su g-jis releused from quarantine,
1928. Very respectively,
very likely would-have made so grstinn is that nev^ methods are ' In Arkunsus, Gorlond,
Mont, riculturo point out that the n
.______________ K. E. B R A D Y.
cial matters complicated for most wanted badly in those trades whichJgoniery, Polk, Saline und Sevier order docs not bccomo effect!
men, but according to her attorney used
to be
Britain's standby. I counties,the remainder o f Jeffcr- until December 1 o f this year.ai
to gain her uppointment us admin Over-capitalization is also given as son and Pulaski Countcs, and a that until that time cattle may
IN TIIH r ilU H U T COUIIT
OK istratrix of the will would be the one o f tho great causes o f their portion o f Little River and How- moved interstate from tho ureof
S KM I Not. K COUNTY. FLORIDA.
equivalent of renouncing its con nrosent unhhnny condition, nnd ard Counties, arc released from above mentioned only under a;
IN CHANCERY.
Federal certificate of inspecting
ROSAM U ND' R.
ALFORD.
Com- tent, ns she would then be legally largely prevents them being mo- quarantine.
plalnutit
recognized as his wife.
derizod.
In Florida, Escambia nnd Santa issued by inspectors who will
vs
The German girl indicated she
Trouldra Diagnoxml
losa Counties, and the romuindcr retained in the urea to be rjlca-j
O. T. ALFORD. Defendant.
ed until December 1.
could prove Hill McKallip asked
OltDKR FOR I’ UIILICATtON
The diagnosis of the difficulties o f Okaloosu, Walton, und Holmes
T D K STATIC OF FIAJRIDA TO; for her to conic to his bedside in
Counties,
are
releused
from
quar
of these older industries is:
O. T. ALFORD: Care of TliomPSCHOOLS ACCREDITED
New York, when he was dying.
soii
llrotliers
Mortuary,
Dumping o f foreign products antine.
Adams Avenue, Memphis, Tennes This A h jjh in k s will bo the most
In
Louisiana,
Morehouse
Parish,
ha* led to the slumn in tho iron
see.
J A C K S O N V IL L E F la , DeYou ure liemli) rniulred lo hp - r.ignificttt evidence o f her right to and steel trade, while inuny nf the form erly releused, is requuruntinm
the
fortune.
( IMSi One hundred nod twenty
ed.
pear lo Die
HIM o f
Complulnl
works
aro
badly
placed
and
badly
exlillillrd HKsIllHt you III the above
Before his death, McKallip hu-i
In South C-arnlina, llerkeley five Southern scheoW tv» •• *»'ld*d d
entlDed rause ul Die Court llousi given large sums o f money to in equipped.
County, uml the remainder o f the li-t of net-re#ll ed
at Hanford Henilnola County, F lo r
The r-’iil t rode is depressed be
ida. ou Monday, the 3rd day o f Jnn- numerable eharitics and friends.
Charleston County, arc
rclcu&jd -chm I . hv the r"inn m-ion no >re
tlury. I02S, Dio relief no unlit
li) His estate at present, however, is cause its chief customer, the iron front quarantine.
Oliil-ir) . 'honl t « f Hi • Grilled S’ alr
no Id Rill of Complaint Using un declared to he worth more than ■"’'I steel Imdo is doing badly; nnd
In Texas, Bandera, Bastrop, in scs-.’on h^rc, bring ir; Ihe t:
nlisolic.o dlvon-e of the thimpluln- j .i (Um
l i k e w i s e because o f lost markets Colorado, Coryell, Fayette, Ken in* to 1.000.
• vant from you. t'pun failure to up- y-,lHMl,0UU.
und the progress o f oil.
peor Decree pro Confesso w ill he I
—
dall,
Nueces,
und
Titus
Counties,
enlered iiuutunt you.
Gotten is in difficulties because and u portion of Mutugordu Coun
I T IH Fl R T IIK R onDKRKD (hat
%
*
so many o f Britain's form er cus ty, are released from quarantine.
this Order he published
once u
week for
four
(i)
consecutive
tomers are now supplying their
In Virginia, Southampton Coun
weeks In The Hanford Herald. n
own requirements.
ty is released from quarantine.
newspaper, published In Hanford. I
Hemtnole County. Florida.
A rchileH
The existing quarantine o f areas
The woollen trade attributes its
DUNK and O RDKR KD this Sutti
n
the
States
of
Mississippi
ur;l
misfor.utlcs
to
wholciule
dumping
fir
s
t
Nat*;.
Ba-H Bldg.
duy o f November, l»J7.
form outside.
Oklahoma, and the T erritory of
V. K. La It'D LASS.
Sanfonl^, Fla.
As Cleric of the above
D E N V E R . Dec. 1— ( I N S )—
Porto Rico is continued.
Remedies Offered
The result o f the raising o f the
A.
M.
V
b
KKH
r
On®
o f tho oldest |K?rnc»nn to ever
Ry
The remedies suggested by the
Deputy Cle k file suit In Denver’s courts for
tick quarantine irv the areas list
experta— which will douhtless bo
Wi ' W ’ ®HVUB. * plDHTON.
Idlvorc: was found in Mrs. Rosi Vited takes the quarantine entirely
HollcRors for Complainant
L n<> Pcro|,0< i,5.yr„r-ohl bride o f bitterly oppoied by the Free Trade o ff South Carolina and Virginia,
element are:
thus adding two more States to
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. TWKN-1 * rnnclso Perelln, 5o. The couple
A safeguarding duty to lie gran the list o f those which have con
‘
huve been marritd one year.
T Y...............................
T H I R D J U D IC IA L CIRCUIT
OF
FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR
The grounds for divorce were ted to the iron and steel trade to quered the tick menace.
Sonio
T H E COUNTY OF HKMINOLK. cruelty, non-support uml fraud.
enable it to reconstitute itself.
clean-up work, however, remains
IN CHANCERY.
Government assistance in recon to be done in those States on a
When r?portcrx learned of the
JOHN H. ARM ITADE, Comptalnant
va
novel proceedings, they flocked to structing badly-placed works else few furms still under supervision.
A. M. MILAM'. H A R R I E T A liOIIO the Perello home exp:cling to find where.
With the removul o f South Car
and A. W. IIOIM liar husband.
the place in strife and turmoil, but
Dafondanta.
The manufacture of iron and olina and Virginia from the quar
NOTICE OF MAUTERH HALE
there was no evidence of physical steel is the neighborhood o f the antined area o f the South, tha
Notice la lierrby given that un.
Atlantic Coast States are now
collieries as is done in Germany
der and by virtue o f the final . cruelty.
aaU
rtei.-ee uf
forecloaure
and
sale i Rosi, as Perello culls her, was in
far
A safeguarding ta r iff fo r the practically free o f ticks a »
mad* and ant«r>d on
tha JCth da> i the bedroom arranging n colored
woollen trade, which would en sou*h as F l o r i d a . ____________
of Novambar. A. D
HI7. by the '
ml|if __ *ha had w h 'b 'F r a n W k « « yum
»
Judg. of tha Circuit
Court Inand I cf “ y
“n ,^ e
able the Government to bargain
ty. Florida,
the “"m
ister of
oi the,
tng nouse
mmse with other countries.
for Hcmlnolo County.
Florida, ini
in |cisco,
cisco, the
mister
lots oa Iwprovsd
that rartaln t'hancrry
ault pend In c, hold, was engaged in the kitchen
ery suit
lasts or rssidoatUI
In aald Court
A ruthless cutting-down o f ca
proptrly—^with qu*ck
Armltasa la com ftaiaant. and A Pr®Pa r l.n« th; evenln, f
pital
in
tho
cotton
trade,
and
help
M. Milam. Harriet A. llobo and A. ach and toast was the menu,
ssrvico — with
fo r tho re equipment o f mills in or
\\. Bobu, her husband, ara defuti- cording to appearances.
«w s laspsslloa and
da nt a, I, 8 . A. U. Wilkinson, as
ders
to
run
out
a
le
tte
r
claaa
o
f
Both aro o f foreign birth, and
no rod, tq*o » r
Hpccial Maatsr o f said Court ap
dalajs^-taVo tho soaU
pointed In aald final decree,
will Mra. Perello car not spra'i English. goods, fo r which there is a Urge
utter for aala and tall to the high- Despite the fact that she hus lived • "jl increasing market.
tor op with os.
eat and best bidder fo r cash at in Denver fo’rty years she clings
‘
Uoliodtod foods
uhllc outcry
before
the Court
One 4 room, one 5 room
louse In Sanford Hemluole Coun tenaciously to many old world cus nollars ha was supposed to have
ovmiUhU for loooo
ty
Florida, on Monday the Znd toms. Perello speaks u brvken. had aimply becauac he sa.'d, h? did
and one 6 room house.
amounts o f $=.009 * * I
day uf January. A. D. I t t l , the tongue. '
not have tho $5,000.
same being a rulu day of aald
*100,000Mra.
Pe-ello
asks
for
$100
dol
Oh,
troubles,
that’s
w
h
it
you
Court, and during tha legal, hours
These houses are modern
o f-•A le. the property - described In want to know about?*4 exclaimed lars g'm onth alimony, ami aslu al
8 w - r oddraoo
and ordered sold by aald final Francisco.
so that the derd to her home be
.
in every respect, and the
■Iscree, which property la situated
turned back to her.
0 » r ia e »l ro*ms«l
Because
he
felt
sorry
for
her
br
In tha City uf Sanford County of
rent is reasonable.
►
R D lg M *
Hemtnole and State of Florida, and e a d s o f treatment the old lady re
ceived
from
her
grandchildren.
described
more
particularly
as
Sanford.
Fla.
follows. In-wit:
4
Franelao related In M* hrokin ex
Also have (wo 2 room!
W
e
Buy
and
Sell
A ll o f Block Sis
tO .
Tier
pression how he dec'drd “ to take a
Fourteen f l i t , according to St.
apartments, partly furn
chance and marry Pew'.”
He hud
G«rtrud 4'a
Map o f
Sanford.
B o ttle s 1 o f AH D e
ished.
•'D)brw|Sa\better described aa
never been married h*f»r?..
Florida' LaSuL^and Colonisation
s
•
scriptions. R ea r o f
‘T buy her fru’ t. I -“ '>k for her.
Company ^fafnnted.
Map of
She throws out nice
I t00J|' i
Mt. Dart rude's Addition to the
You will have to see|
She (• a big grouch, rh • :* » crank.
T ow n o f ganfnro. whlah Map U
o f record In thu publlo rccorda
th a tV a lL "
thebe lo appreciate them.
of Hamlnole Count*. Florida,
According to tit* n*t»tion filed ,
In Plat Rouk No. t at pagaa
ISSft B-vr-is'.t
in tha court, s g r e e r i- wss made
m -ii7
,
Th* nurehsssr to pa/ for dead.
at ih e time the r >i*N were mar
rids. .
i
This property 1* sold to comp
ried
(p divids
»is . n r-p
jfty
xied to
divide lh
th*!”
"'p ir
ty b
haa l'
—
t ha final order o f aala afo r
• Ipn
Paxallo, Abe petitk
lettf *
s
i
i.. - . . - • , a n d e jU lf,
•~ r
A. B. W ILKINSON.
states, did not live un to ths coi
p. a Box 339
al>pretty“iii-yexr-cid County
Highway Officials O f Entire
United States Will Meet Jandarv 9
TRAD E EXPERTS!MORE SOUTHERN
IN ENGLAND TO STATES FREE OF
HELP INDUSTRY iTICK QUARANTINE
(Ugal Notices)
1
95-Y ear Old Bride
Seeks D i v o r c e As
Hubby GpoksMeals
Elton J M or.hto
>rtgc w
H Loans
Q u ic k I
For Rent
LOCH A R B O R
R
(Legal Notices)
IN T il K
JUDGE.
nr>t!RT OF
SEMINOLE
COUNTY
COUNTY.
U 'K A l), D # c «u «t
To » l l crsdltors. tsgstscs. dlstrlbut i n . and all paraona having
claim, or dsmanda agalnat aald
u U ti:
.
._
You. and aach of you. ara haraov
nuDfl-d and requlrad to P^***11*
«ny rlalma and dsmanda which you.
or clthar of you. may havnagalnat
th< t u t i U o f EDITH EDWARDS
MEAD, dccaaatd. lata of SamlnoU
County. Florida, to tha Hon. Jaa O.
Hhaion. County Judga of SamI not a
County, at hta offlca In tha County
Cnurthouaa
In
Samtnola County.
Florida, within Iwaiva raunlha from
tha data haraof.
_
Dated N ova w ba r I t . A. P 1 M J
THEODORE U MEAD.
Rsaautor of tha Estata nf
EDITH E D W A R D * MEAD. Da
g. s. l
I « Chancery.
i that Mrs Psrsllo has
'
4 fire
a *
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World’s
Greatest Vegetable •
: Hs Richest Garden Land
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School Dynamited
By Love-Mad Youth
O TTAW A, III., Dec. 2.— (IN S )
Maddened by a love tragedy*
Hiram Reed, 25 year-old farm
er, placed two sticks of dyna
mite in the stove of the Pleas
ant Valley school here* today
causing a terrific detonation
which probably fatnily injured
Miss Viola Bradford, 24 school
teacher, nnd narrowly missed
claiming the lives of two score
sninll children. Miss Bradford,
who police say was about to be
come a mother, arrived at the
school earlier than her usual
time, and applied a match to
the waste material in the stove,
within which was hidden the
deadly charge. A blast followed
wrecking the building. .
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Partly cloudy; poeait>.,
in north portion tonight
Saturday.
SANFO RD , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , DECEMBER 2, 1927.
Member Audit Ilurean O f Circulations
FRANK MILLER Sanford Praised By Rail HUGE LOBBY OF
Executive Who Visits City
IS INDORSED BY Today GnTourOfFlorida POWER TRUST
CITIZEN GROUP
CLEARS DECKS
N U M B B I 73;
Cold W ave Takes
Toll In Mid West
CHICAGO, Dec. 2.—(IN S )—
The icy hand o f winter grimed
the Middle West today as teml**raturcs fe ll to the lowest level
this season. Cold nnd exposure
claimed one death in Chicago
when the body o f Horry Gard
ner, CO, was found dead in an
Alleyway. Rigid blasts accom
panied brisk winds which swept
in from Western Canada nnd
sent the thermomenter to the
12-ahove-xcro mark.
Colder
weather with snow was predict
ed for Illinois, Indiana, Iowa
anti parts of Wisconsin for to
night. Sub zero wenther de
scended upon tho Minneapolis
nren. The cold wave now ex
tends from tho Cnnndinn border,
west a» far ns tho Rockies,
south into Texas and east to
tho Atlantic Coast.
________t
■■
OF LO VE CASE
Sanford was host for several Intensity of the cultivation of your
hours this morning to L. H. PhcttoU ia onl>'
in >ta but
in
plnce, vice president and general fun^fOUn.tr,
fancy „ nd ly’cnn
nothing
manager of the C. C. & O. Rail » bright future future for San
Its Purpose Is “ T o Mould Pub
ler Says Situation
Taxpayer's League Declares road, and party of rail officials ford.
Wealthy Promoter O f
lic Opinion And Stear Power
Intention Of Hacking Can "b o visited the city as part of
U n p lea sa n t But
The railroad executive praised
Los Angeles Relates
Legislation In-Coming Ses
didacy or Frank-Miller In K orida tour which they will com
mi
,* el*»nHness. its attractive
loptimistic About
plete
tonight
at
Jacksonville.
puhlie
buildings,
its
schools
nnd
sion
O
f
Congress
”
It
Is
Said
Race For City Commbaion
Misdoings O f Slain
Th party arrived in a private evidences of a progressive citi
1A b ilities O f City
zenship.
car at
o'clock nnd wns met at
Mrs. Remns&Dodge
M iller M a d e F ig h t
the station by n group of Chamber , ^ #ni very much pleased with Pinchot Discribes
Commerce members headed by the reception thnt has been tend
Plans F or Action
For City Clean U p of
President S. O. Shinholser and in- ered our party while in Florida, es.
w
..
. . . ...
’’hiding I,inton E. Allen. J. L. penally the cordial treatment thnt ‘ Power Crowd W ill Conduct
W a s One O f 1'irst M m .lbers O f I Well*. Ted Wnthen, C. E. Adams hns been accorded us in Sanford.
Half Dozen Ixibhles” ; Head
l no purpose was to renew men’s
Taxpayers League; Helped ani* E. J. Trotter.
quarters To He Washington
tour
of
visit
tn
Florida
was
to
renew
ncTo Weaken Aurocratlc Tlule
UurxnK nn
lc Funds Must Be
i the residential nnd business sec- quuintances with other
railroad
Becomes
Infuriated
HV KENNETH CLARK
tion.s and celery deltn, Mr. Phcttp- ui i H
T o P rotect
*fofo, to visit
A t n meeting of the Tnxpnyors place i xpressed amazement at shipping
International
News
Service
When T a ft Trys To
ngancics with n view to
League held Wednesday afternoon the many evidences of progress to
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.— A sup
jple, Says K eport
establishing the C. C. & O ns n
Impeach Testimony
Frank I.. Miller wus endorsed for be see a everywhere.
connecting link for goods consign er lobby of tho power trust hns
the office of i uy commission to
swooped down on Washington "to
"Sanford
is
peculiarly
located,
ed
front
the
west
to
FloridMb
nuil
■e Sanford fa ces a sitbe filled in a city ejection on Tues possessing not only attractions as also to get firsi hand information mould public opinion and control
COURTHOUSE, C IN C IN
day, December i>. The following a resort center but nl*o hnving a of the state.
1tbtiL is d escribed as
power legislation in the coming
N A T I, Dec. 2— John S. Ber
resolution .drafted by tho Resolu rich farming section, the develop
In the party besides Mr. Plietto session of Congress," the Notional
jfnrtable and unplcasPopular
Gvornmcnt
Eouguo
charg
tion
Committed
und
accepted
by
ger,
wealthy exposition pro
ment of which will assure Sanford plnce were: W. T. Wohlford, train
optim istic
note
is Forrest Lake. A.R.KeyAndThe tho Executive Committee, compos of a continued growth and prosper master; G. A. Smith, general ed today.
moter o f Los Angeles, resum
I..-K.-I). Inc. Defendants In ed of D. I, .Thrasher, chairman, ity.”
greight agent; C. W. Walker, as The league, which is actively sup
in a finan cial re p o rt
ported
by
ex-Govi'rnor
Pinchot
of
Action O f Bank’s Receiver and Frank Woodruff, John Moisch,
ed the witness stand aa the
When he had seen n number o f sistant general freight ngont F.
|\\;;s recen tly com piled
Charging Them With Fraud George Speer, and K. A. Douglass, celery fields, Mr. Phetteplnce said, II. O’Connor, freight traffic agent. Pennsylvania, described the pow
first witness today at the
wus adopted:
*
"I am very much surprised at the
H. lienly, Florida agent nnd J. er interests' activities in a twelvelord
Cum m in, c ivic
trial
o f his boyhood friend,
page
brochure
entitled,
"Who's
Missouri
Senator
Wajnts
To
A suit in chancery has lioen in\\ IIKKEAS, of the three various extent of the development and tho H. p ’fonor. freight tm fic ngenL
Who In The Super -Power Lobby."
laid , who declares in rt 'filled against Forrest Lake,
Know
Whether
Smith
Wilt
eorge Remus, who shot ami '
candidates offering for election to
"The principal objectives o f this
lion to his
le n g th y A It. Key and the l„-K.-l). Inc., the office of city commissioner in
Represent Public Or Cash killed his w ife, Imogcne. Bo*super
-lobby
lire
to
kill
the
Bould
it iiecame known today witii the the election to I*, held on Tuesday
That Bought Senute Seat
er Canyon Bill, deliver Muscle
th at "w ith good man- fding of a hill of complaint by
gor, had related the alleged
next, wo have couto to feel that
Shoals
to
the
power
combine,
side
i.iiln i:<i|i iintl coiwerve- tlio firm of Wilson, Boyle und Frank,!.. Miller is most sympathe
misdoings
of
the slain Mrs.
track
the
resohuion
to
investigate
CHICAGO,
Dec.
2
—
(IN
S
)—
I a|| ,iiv
anil public Dightou in the name of E. II. tic to the principles of the city
the power trust ns proposed by Tho political pot was boiling hero Remus and Franklin L. Dodge, tha ’
Hion, it !•< believed that Ashcraft, receiver for the Semin, government to which we are devot
Senator Walsh (D ) of Montana,
prohibition enforcement sleuth, In
oli County Bank.
ed
ami to turn over un invaluable today following a victriolic speech minute detail and without thu
i* Sanford ran lie in the
Tiie case is to lie decided in
delivered
by
Senator
James
v
AAND
WHEREAS,
we
nix
con
site
belonging
to
the
Hnthead
(| ahh' to co ahead under a court of equity nnd the receiv
vinced that Mr. Miller can bo deIndians of .Montana to the Mon Reed of Missouri before tho Cook slightest compunction.
rumlitimis within from
er for the hank seeks the recov tended upon to ex.end his e> .*ry
tana Power Company without just County Real Estate Board. Tho
fi\«* je a n .'
He told Remus, he said, that si
ery of certain property belonging effort toward an honest economi- Formal Reception Announc Conference, A t Instigation Of compensation to its owners,” said
do this.” Air. Cummin ronMrs.
Remus informed him she was
high light of tho address was
to Lake nnd Key to satisfy cer nl and efficient administration of
ing Debut O f Latest Crea
Mayor Thompson, Is Called the league.
“ptrsoimlities must bo forWt
"mndly
in love1* with Dodge. He
tain claims of indebtedness held our t’ity’s affairs:
“ There will be no doubt n hnlf Senator Reed's denunciation of
|ami ev.ryono mutt pull totion Of Ford Motor Co. Ia
To Insist That Cops Stop
by the Seminole County Bank.
told
“
George”
as
he
calls
Romur,
dozen
loebies
of
the
power
crowd.
NOW THEREFORE, wo the
Tliia la vital to nucccssHeld By KdwardlliKKinsInc.
Disgraceful Bombing W ar The one seieetd to lad the fight, Samuel Insull for his backing
iomj lishment. isunlurtl is Charges of fraud aro alleged in Executive Committee of tho Tax
Frank L. Smith as Senator from that he saw them disrobe In hotel '
and which is now in the limelight,
a sound basis of produc- the transfer o f property and as payers league of Sanford, Fin. do
rooms together and that Dodge and
CHICAGO,
Dec.
2
—
(IN
S
)—
Illinois.
A complete description of the
mortgages from
lalih and can afford to face signments of
hereby endorse the cundidacy of line of Ford automobiles was Less than ten minutes aftpr Chief is the joint committee of National
Mrs. Remus were the cause of all
•
Avoiding
tho
mention
of
Mr.
Luke
and
Key
to
the
L.-K.-D.
Inc.
Utility Associations.”
lure with botti faith arul
Mr. Miller and earnestly solicit made public in Sanford today by
Insull by nnmo, tho fiery Miss, his troubles. They not only plarned
The complainant petitions the
of
Police
Michael
Hughes
had
ndThe
joint
committee
hns
head
for him tho support wf every voter Edward Higgins Inc., Seminole
jourmtl a meeting o f his police quarters in New York nnd a suite oitriun referred to him aa "tho to deport him but hired gangster*
Cummin is an investment court to declare the transactions who is in record with thu principl
t ounty distributors, who enter
null
and
void
because
of
the
pres,
of six offices here, the league said. head o f tho public servico cor
and a financial expert of
es for which we stand.
tained throngs o f visitors who captains, at which ho told them Tho lenders of the joint committee, porations." Senator Reed also at to assassinate him, Berger said he 4
wncc Uecently ho came nice of fraud and then asks the
D. I.. Thrashei, chairman
flocked to the Ford home at Com the ‘‘gangster bombing disgrace” thu ienguc dectured, nrc: George B. tacked Secretary of' tho Treasury informed Remus.
ford ar.il spent two weeks court to levy an execution on said Frank Woodruff George Speer
mercial Street and Palmcto Ave had gone far enough nnd must , Cnrtelypu, chairman, a member of Andrew Mellon for his financial
“ What opinion did you form of
property
and
mortgages
to
satisfy
n survey o f local condiJohn Afeisch and E. A. Douglass nue.
the Pennsylvania Remus when ho ranted and raved
President Roosevelt's Cabinet, und assistnneo in
stop,
bonih
number
eleven
in
‘ was engaged to make claims held by the hank.
In commenting upun tho resolu
The hill sets forth
that on
A formal reception, announcing tho series that hns marked tho now President o f tlu> Consolidated et«TToKs und nuiKttnt the princi when you fold him these things,"
> under an arrangement
tion this afternoon to a representa
pals In the Teapot Dome disclos defense Council Charles II. Elston
Gas Company, of New York.
April
2<’
>
of
this
yeur,
nnd
prior
the
debut of the newest creation
the City Commission and
progress of tho latest gang war, | Philip II. Gadsden, vice cnair- ures. Centering his firo on Smith asked tho witness this morning.
tive of Th«' Herald, Mr. Douglass
'cs holding Sanford co thereto (jike und Key were in said: "Air. .Miller has been actively of Henry Ford, begun this morn
"rnsane at that time," repPed
ing at U o’clock when tho doom was exploded. It damaged a two. ' man, comcted with ’The United and Insull. Senator Reed said:
lli h salary of $500 n ch bted to the Seminole County identified with
tho Taxpayers of tiie building were opened
Bunk
for
a
large
amount.
to story building in West Madison Un.s and Improvement Company of
"A fte r ho Is sented In tho Sen Berger,
divided between the
That on April 20 Lake, Key nnd League since its first meeting nnd the putilic. Tho showrooms wero Street, said to bo
headquarters Philadelphia, which deals in Util- ate, whom will Smith represent?
the financial houses,
has been largely instrumental in decorated for the occasion and
COURT HOUSE,
Cincinnati,
1itics nnd, ns every Pcnsyivanlatn
George
A.
DeCottes
were
the
minin’* report which was
for tho Bcrthche-Zuta-Skidiaoro knows, in politics ulao, including Did tho shrewd Investor in public Dec.
the
good
work
which
has
been
go.
2
.—
"Manufactured
lines,"
franchises muko a mistake when
numerous large-sized photographs
dtu
th_» t 'on e ;• * owners of a large number ef
tug on in Sanford during thn past deputed the new car ns it lookn foo^Ion.
the Vure brand,” according to the h i invested in a United State# shouted John S. Berger, aggressive
Houshuidor, is lengthy ami tuts in the Sanford Heights sec
•
several months looking toward a today. Members of tho snles
Tho meeting of polico captains leogue.
Senator! T# the man who accepted witnes* far. George Remus, from
henaive.
It
Includes n tion of the City of Sanford.
Stephen
B.
Davis,
director,
excleaner
and
more
stnldu
city.’’
had
been
culled,
it
is
understood,
this stupendous sum of money free tho witness stand today when
It is further alleged that for
staff composed the
reception
!? resume ot conditions as
asaistant secretary and solicitor to consider only the interests of Prosecutor Charles P. Taft, on
“ By endorsing him," Mr. Doug committee, conducting
visitors at tho instigation of Mayor W il
by the i Xpert, togcther'with purposes of shifting ussets and
o f the commerce department. The
cross-examination, tried to Im
nendarioiis a to the—refin- property belonging to Lake nnd lass continued, “ the Taxpayers through tho rooms and explaining liam Hale lhompHon, who is said league said Davis in 1H24 testified the republic?
League
is
casting
no
reflection
up
to
be
enraged
over
the
widespread
"Is there anything sinister in peach his testimony by inferring
various features o f tho automo
of tin- City’s indebtedness, i^ey to this corporation for the
publicity given "Chicago’s bloody before the House Irrigation Com this effort to elect a member to ho tried to force the slain Imoguno
it contains no charges of a purpose of hindering and delay on the candidacy of nny other indi bile.
vidual,
hut
merely
wishes
to
go
on
gung
war. ’ Thu Maygr charae-J"mittee "in favor of the Boulder the Senator when it i# paralleled Remus to pay him 925,000 under a
Hundreds visited tho establish
imial nature, nevertheless, ing their creditors, including the
Junyon Dam, u fact which should
os caustic comments and do* Seminole County Bank. Lake nnd record ns being of the opinion that ment this morning and mnny tenzed newspaper accounts as'*not ho forgotten when ho appeurs by a nation-wide movement to threat to tell her husband "what
grossly
exaggerated.
Mr.
.Miller
is
more
ably
qualified
consolidate mnny if not all public she was doing,” If she did not
ethers
wero
expected
to
be
re
r places the biamc for the Key formed a corporation known
against it."
"come through.'*
Chief Hughes summoned the
Aim
ia! embarrassment which ns the L.-K.-D. Inc., and cn to sen e the City in its present leived this nfternoon and night.
Josiah T. Newcomb, counsel, servico corporations under ono
Berger, a bald headed, owlish
April 20 they executed a deed needs than nny of tho others. By Tho place will remain open until captains to lus office at thu city the leuguc quoted Newcomb ns management, and that manage
d row faces.
.
business having said last Feb. that " I rep ment in tho hands and subject to man with horn rimmed glasses,
financial and other ndmin- conveying the property to the electing him to office, we believe 10 o’clock, it wus announced this hull. "This disgraceful
has got to stop," shouted the resent an Investment of $7,000,000 the control of the genial gentle is an exposition promoter of Los
jn in dhods o f the city’s nf- corporation und a few days later thnt Snnford will hove taken a de morning.
a
As an expression of their es chief, "Gambling und vice are ut 000, and we do not propose tol et man who produced tho necessary Angeles. He had testified to “ high
ia\v In n “ exceedingly slip- they executed nn assignment to cided step toward coming out of
teem to Edwurd Higgins, presi. thu root of theso bombings. the Government enter tho power thousands of dollars to promote ball parties,” between Mrs. Remus
tho report declares, nnd San the company o f various mort its present predicament."
dent and ono of the founders of Everybody knows that. Now it's business ut Boulder Canyon.” The the nomination and election of and Franklin L.Dodgt, former
aa L' eii a ‘city-manager city gages owned by Lake, Key and
prohibition sleuth and charged that
the company that bears his name, up to you men to close the joints league credited Newcomb with Mr. Smith of Illinois?"
r.e only. The city manager DeCottes.
they were together In hotel rooms.
members of the local agency this m your district and arrest thu hnving killed tho Boulder, Dam
tn placed in entirely too
The bill further states that Mr.
T a ft lit into Berger In cross-ex • dn
morning presented him with a gangsters. When that
is done Bill lust session.
vient a position with the Aahcraft as receiver has filed
amination and quickly raised Ber
huge basket of gladiolus and yol- ttiesu bombings will stop.”
that thv City . Commission suit on the law side o f the court
mhwzptllimn nstlOhu.roon ctesetot
ger’s blood pressure. The witness'
low chrysanthemums interspersed
Chief Hughes said no excuses
ven the City such measure to effect a ‘ recovery o f this in
Others named were Maj. J. H. D.
angrily argued with T a ft continu
with aapuragus ferns.
Attached would go. lie said tho vice resorts Richardson, publcity director; John
ninir.ration ns it received.”
debtedness nnd tnnt the complain
ally.
to thu flowers wus a card bearing in each district are known, thut II. Finney, engincor; M. O. Leigh
eking thu accounting meth- ant expects to recover a Judgment
Q— (By T a ft)— Didn't you go to
*t have l> en followed, Mr. und levy execution on the pro
The Sanford Bond und Mort the inscription, "T o Edwurd Hig several huvo been bombed mocu ton, engineer; Frank Bohn, "ono
Mrs. Remus' room in St. Louis and.
in rays, "Sanford’s present perty of Lake and Key.
gage Company has just signed n gins with best wishes for con than once, and that there is no ex o f the star writers,” and John
din;: system for its operutcuse for not closing them up.
born and n socialist."
JACKSONVILLE, Flo, Dec 2.— demand that she give you $25,000
The prayer of the bill of com contract with tho Citizens Mort tinued success with Ford.”
Spnrgo, writer who was ' British (I N S )— Because WUlie Alllgood for Remus, didn't you tsll her you h
unis is childishly inndequate plaint is that the formation of gage Company of Tumpa whereby ‘ Names on thu card included:
As a step in the fight against Is alleged to have cuffed and kick had seen Remus on the streets of V Ti
act i practically worthless.” the corporation of L.-K.-D. Inc. the local concern establishes a con W. W. C. Smith, Hal Wight, R.
GILES GIVES UP FLIGHT
tho alleged super-lobby, Congress ed their mother, F. L. and E. D. Indianapolis, his clothsa shabby ■ ■i
rous deficits that have been bo declared .fraudulent as to the nection which gives its access to E. Herndon, T. M Fox, Albin Ken
tied to creep into the op- Seminole County Bank nnd other an unlimited uniount of money to dall. Gcorgo W McCrory, T. D.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2— ional Progressives plan to demand Hail, brothers, sought him out Inst und worn and his face emaciated
n of the city government creditors of Lake nnd Key; also loun on improved Sanford pro Inabinet, J. F. Hodges, J. L. Hurt, ( I N S ) — Captain
Frederick A. enactment of a bill to require night anil shot him three times from hunger?
A — No, absolutely no.
’
.H
Mam d on pour account- that the died of conveyance from perty. This announcement was J. I. Stewart, C. M. Powell and A. (ides, British airman, today an lobbyists to fllo expense accounts with a shotgun.
Alllgood is In
Q— Didn't you tell Mrs. Remus
the “ consequent lack o f Lake, Key nnd DeCottes to the made today by E. A. DouglasJ, L, Hughes.
nounced that ho had definitely at the capital, and to deny the the county hospital where his in
*dge on
the
part
of corporation ho declared null and
Attendants at the display rooms postponed his proposed air trip to mund enactmnet o f a bill tor •- juries were pronounced as serious that if she didn’t give you $25,0*0
president of the Sanford concern.
fficln! i as to the true status void as well ns tho assignment of
were
overwhelmed with request:! New Zealand until next spring. privelego of tho floor to ex-Con and the two Hall brothers are In you’d tell George what she was do
The Citizens Mortgage Company
f city's finances, plus n nnt- mortgages, nnd that aftcr^ a has its headquarters ut Tampa. It fur prlvute
demonstrations uf Giles has twice been turned back gressmon who are engaged in lob carcerated in the city Jail on ing?
■charge# of assault with dangerous
inclination to raise the tax judgment is recovered against was organized six years ago and the new models as soon as they ufteq encountering bad weather, bying.
A — No sir, positivaly no.
weapons.
. . .
.
Q— Didn’t ymi tell her If she did
U k e and Key in the common is declared to have hail a phenom* arrive, and it is expected that the ‘Experienced aviators havo told
Each brothor claimed, when not give you the $25,000 there
demand for such demonstrations me,” said Giles, "that it is not
acr» •anting for bond funds law action that such judgment
ina! growth, having invested mil
taken to polico headquarters, that would be men who would beat
•ndl« I by the "ex-mayor and be declared a Hen ngainst their
will continue for weeks to come. wise to attempt an ocean flight
lions o f dollars in property all over
he was the one who shot Alllgood and mutilate h er!
nk, without audit or check interests in tho Sanford Heights
Ford factories at Detroit and during tho winter, and 1 am in
this state. It maintains offices in branch plans in other sections of
thrice through tho stomach for
A — (A n g rily )— 'That's a manu-.
clined
to
believu
them.”
property nnd for other relief.
nmtjnucd on page three)
Tampa, St. Petersburg, Fort Myers
abusing their mother. Just which factored lie— Mr. Taft. No, no,
The bill is made returnable at Lakeland, Lake Wales, Clearwater the country are now preparing for
of the brothers shot Alllgood Is positively no.
capacity production and it la ex
tho January rule day.
INVERNESS— New wholesale
and Surasota. It is now one of the pected that all dealers will be
not definitely known.but police ex
Q— Didn't you warn hre she’d
plant
beingbuilt
for
Gulf
Refining
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. 2. pressed the opinion that the shoot
largest mortgage
corporations
Company on North Pino Street.
(Continued On Page Three)
— (IN S )— Deputy United States ing was done by F. L. Hall, the sorry?
operating in Florida..
A — (shouting)— No.
Marshall were hero toduy icrvintf elder of tho two.
"Our new connection with tho
Q—You didn’t try to get
HI wurrunt* 4/n true bll!s returned
Citizens Mortgage Coinpnny gives
The shooting resulted when the
000
out o f h e r!
.
by
the
Federal
Grand
Jury
here
boys arrived home last night snd
us un unlimited amount of funds
A - N o . What I really did
yesterday afternoon. Arrests will were advised by their mother that
to loan on first mortgages tn per
be mudo Immediately In virtually she had been kicked nnd cuffed by go see hsr and o ffe r her
iods o f three, five aul »0 years,’
CK.SONVH.I.e T F la.. Dee. 2.—
every part of tho state, it was an Alllgood when they differed re hundred thousand dollars If
Air. Douglass stated. The money is
hi'ei I
|| NVWs Hcrvice)—
ORMOND BEACH*. Fla. Dec. 2
yarding tome electric light bulbt. would agree upon a settlement
nounced.
available
for
residential
property
,:nuti a divureu suit lit pend- — (IN S )- r- John - I) .
R o ckefeller,
Mr. Ramus' holdings.
The
Grand
Jury
late
yesterday
‘ ■•r' the Circuit court of Standard Oil magnate, with hi« and business blocks, kc calc.
"The planning o f rockeries con passed by the governing board, it returned thirteen counts against
FLOOD CONTINUES
Numerous connections over the
• l,,$Biy u.id it’s no small
J. E. Courtney, former Mjami
stitutes the most
interesting was said.
according to the plaintiff,
In the absence of Mrs. Henry prohibition agent, churging him
ROUCHESTER, N. Y., Dec. 2.—
' ‘•tina, who Is 21 [nchca tail. t i " o f his household were today give prompt
phase of garden Improvement,"
Wight,
Mrs.
E.
L.
Markell
acted
(I
N
S )— Emergency pumps were
Sunto.xl
Bond
and
with
conspiracy
and
bribery.
milling
tho
Is, Is 28 yttjm old »• *Joying warn* Florida weutherat
according to Mrs. Don Wilder of os president. A fter the roll call
Assistant Attorney General Nor- in readiness, an army otm en were
Mortgage Company to promise its
' ' ki !. : bLct: «-i-»ar# n«r1 , Rockefeller winter hmue, "The
tho to which members answered' with rran J. Morrison today flayed press laboring tirelessly erecting ram
Tf
patrons the quickest consideration Jacksonville who spoke at
l Casement*.”
The party, which in meeting their requests for loans. meeting o f tho Sanford Garden descriptions o f beautiful Florida reports from Miami announcing parts and temporary dykes, anJ
**mn 1 ' f.l '! suit f -r divorce y,||| spend the winter here, ar
Club which wns held this morning trees, the various committee re that there would bo "immediate the entire city was in a state of
, h. wife. Margaret, who i«
ut the Yacht Club at 10 o’clock. ports were heard.
Mrs. W. M. indictments o f bewteen 30 and 40 apprehension today as an eleven
VIOLATES MANN ACT
LONDON, Doc. 2 — ONS
^ •’t tall, weighs 20 pounds rived last night for the tenth
Mr#. Wilder said that although Scott reported that plants could officials" and that Mrs. Mabel W . foot wall of water swept down tho lota o f th* Royal A ir Force
season.
.
it 21 venrs old.
Thov had
Rockefeller descended from tn*
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.— the cost o f having a rocker/ be secured free of charge from Willebrandt, assistant attorney Genesee River channel toward Ro- not participate ia future
Married a year and Malina
train at tho darkened station and (IN S )— Alleged to havo deserted built by a landscape architectj-tho Exchange Committee. Mrs. general, planned to come to F lor chester-the climax o f three days
Margaret wns “ cruel and walked to h i e ' waiting automopu •,
Cup Rj
ida to personally supervise tho o f costly flood conditions In West it was
his’ wife and children at> Greens, ranged from two hundred dollars Alexander Vaughn 'read the
___________ _
nmt cVcn "barbarous” hr
leaning lightly on the doorman at
to
one
thousand
dollars
that
the
pert
o
f
tho
Jacksonville
board
2C prosecution of Courtney.
The A ir Ministry was
ern and Central New York.
bore, N. C., to elope with Mary
stood to be taeltaed to die
« a a n <!mb«r o f the famous tendant. His chauffeur
Lillian Ketchum 10, with whom ho members of the club could build the conservation of wild flower#
“ Activities o f the Department of
him in to the car and drove to
one with relatively small cst by and plants. Mrs. Fred Wilson, tho Justice and of certain Treasury
the practice because It is
CHINESE A T T A CK BM P
vaudeville sketch •The Casements,' where dinner contracted a npurlotis mamn^e, L.
such participation by Its set
• rlor'iln property owner.-His
C. I.ineborry, 35, a contractor, was nuking their o w q plans and em librarian, asked the members not agents operating in Florida have
woi served. His a r r i v a l wss wit
ploying the local rock, such as tho to keep books out longer than one been greatly magnified,” W ille
• ?“'* 'Iceland will not contest
LONDON, ec. 2.— (IN S )—Six results in publicity ad bt
held
here
today
on
charges
of
vio.
nessed only by a few bystanders
natural limestone in Ocala and month.
iimn; attacked the Bri- *hip which la distasteful
Chirr H- Fnmtwlni
i fhvrt it comes up for trial
brandt said.
lating the Mann Act. Lineberry
nnd an International News Lamthe coquinas In New Smyrna.
It was moved and seconded thnt
Jsnuary 2 .
I tish steamship Siantftan 10 miles Royal Air Fore# as a
was first arrested at Oakland on
Mr#. Wilder, who Is pn-sid.-nt B. F. Whitner Jr.. Henry Nichols,
GOVERNOR W ILLS
•
Lje
be|„w lehanv, killing the second is not conductive to
ike many complaints c reman.
Tho famous magnate left m* (inbczsleraent charges.
------o f ttie Avondale Clrclo o f the that thoy be empowered to secure
> 7 Ike about his 2;!-lnrh wife
Engineer, the Quartermaster snd Hne.
'
'•
Jacksonville Garden Club, explain a community Christmas tree and. RICHMOND. D.c. 2.— ( I N S ) — another member o f the staff am
It was indicated, h
*b«*
sil-nt Cni Coni- homo a t - Pocantico H d K Tar j
FIRE TRUCK ( BASHES
ed the* circle system in u*9 there. wire it at their own discretion. Governor Byrd of V irgmla today making the (Captain a .prisoner, the Ministry will M b•JRvri* •
•Ptrvi.fex of th 'te United town. N. Y.. Wednesday, •*®Ph-r*
a
.
f-w
minutes
yesterday
at
=3T*
There
are twenty-three circles in E ffort* are being made to get wired Governor Fields of Kentucky said and Admiralty rommunlquo possibly funds fe r f
^ >»e Vobb shoulder** whan
CHICAGO. D-'c. 2 . - ( I N S ) —
•rx that
inai Leonard Wood negro was
the laws concerning wild flower#
|» b>
at r r 9*^11
this afternoon. The British gua tost# In .wl
Mias Marv Lenihan, 55, was killed th Jacksonville Federated Garden
'
’
bed bya Kentucky
•<> llou-.e. Iki* raid Mrs. ' “ I nm feeling better than ever jnd six fireman seriously in lured Club nnd five hundred nnd twenty and shrubs mede less stringent,j 1/ncl
h*at* Be.* anJ ( ' " at » r® anrout# cipate. But
to be flowa by
r,M
wan “ too fleepv" before.” Rockefeller tobl the In here today when n fire truck women in the entire club, all the according to a report rcnJered by I the 1
for the *cene of the outrage.
work done in the circles has to bo Mrs. J, N. Wbitner.
*n appointment with tl. 3 ternatlonal New# Servicu a#
crashed into • taxicab.
started for his winter home.
Accounting
[stem Is Urged
.Hired
SUIT IN CHANCERY
IS FILED AGAINST
2 BANK OFFICIALS
S a y sH e~ T h 6 u g h t ';J
R e m u s Deranged -
POLITICS BOIL AS
REED DENOUNCES
UTILITY MAGNATE
THRONGS GATHER|CHICAGO’S POLICE
AT FORD HOME TO CHIEF SPURS HIS
GET DESCRIPTION MEN TO GET GANG
Sanford Bond A nd
Mortgage Company
Has Big Connection
Two Brothers Fire
OnManWhoKicked
And Cuffed Mother
D e p u ty Marshalls
Serve 81 True Bills
Returned B y Jury
dgets In Divorce
tion Instituted Rockefeller S a y s
County Of Duval H e Feels F in e On
Arrival At Ormond
Mrs. Dan U . Wilder O f Jacksonville
Addresses The Sanford Garden C lub
British A ir Foret
W ill Not Compel
In Schneider Ract
�F O O T B A L L E X P E R T S P U T A W A Y T H E G R O C E R IE S
Tex Rickard Is Alleged To
Wave Smarted Tunney Out
O f Huge Sum Before
[
$115,000 by n midnight telephone
call four days before the first i
Dempsey fight in Philadelphia was
kl<Jijflcd today for the first time
,'T|he alleged revelnc.ou was aired
by Bill McCabe, personal carctaket o f the henvy weight champion.
®BO it was offered in the way 01 Headline S crap p ers Exhibit
Some Clever Hoxing S\»li
evidence that purported to support
TTmnoy’s clnlm that Rickard wasn't
Hut Da No Damage T.» i':u ii
dwpoaed to treat him in the man.
Other In East N igh t’ s Haul
n»f his position in life demanded.
Sem i-Final b a ttle
Results In Draw
boys. After wntchtng a lem putiui
attempts to halt the Omlets, Men
tor Bcdenk sent the boys around
thefield two laps in hopes that
they would come back and stop
the Maryland plays. Rut the tonic
did not relieve the situation, and
ih»* Omlets ripped through in ev: n more dashing ubandon. This
morning till is gloom In (Jatorland.
The Maryland game sizes up ns
the toughest of all Florida Imtties.
Coaches Sebring and Bcdenk were
nn the stands at Nashville two
weeks ago when Maryland gave
Vanderbilt the sensational .T9 to
•JO ball game. The Old Liners made
FOQTBALI. and baseball inixod at a I nn«|U
fornla-Notre lb.me game. Left to right «•
Dame uniform: Lmite Rockin’, Notre *1utm«
<'alifi rnin.
Sebring Fails To
Place Any Gators MARYLANDPLAYS
On Mythical Team
BAFFLE GATORS
Four
Other
I ’ re liir in n r ic ’ .
'The $115,000 it seems, reprosent(Jo
I'o
u
r
Rounds
Finch V it j.
co. tt kick-back from the original
D ecision (Jiven In T h r .•
contract Tunney is supposed to
rovj-ccis Look l)ar.; A s The
hiVe held with Rickard, calling, it
Sebri.ytr Machine Fails To t
Mcl .Mailing of C.tiif »rn.a an I
la alleged, for 17 1-2 per cent of
S lo p t ’barges And HejfinsTo
the receipts. What the champion Henry’ CJodale of Urlundo fought the smue lieu, f o .V
.Magi.' i>.n,-iiiov. S ien sO f .’Much Strain
(•'
admits he actually received was a e. 10-round draw last niulit at tie* . •rntii'f all-stai t"iuiii, the *(! it**r
f b (guarantee of $200,000, whereas ■Municipal Athletic Field a. 1 !»• .u nit >• b:.( uucil’nhed to lllimerp.iI ’ NIN FR SITY <>lFLORIDA,
Si . McCabe claims Tunney could have fenture attraction of the week’ - urging* and today imaunei’d tin
O.MNF VII.LK. I) • I. (Athletic
E.. got some $T 15,000 if he Ind insia - boxing program tag d under the |in.-up f.i- \11 -Southern that In* Neats Punaut It is Iwginning
ed upon the promoter carrying out auspices of the American Legion b.is dii patrlicd ! • the A-.-o. l ited
.
•
the terms of the, contract to the drum ami Imgle corps. The m icm , Press.
,
letter.
Not a single 111 i.iber of !■ioralii
> .1 ir. lieorgia. I ft end.
were anuounerd as Mailing. I.ih
■That he did not insist was due and (Jodalc 1.10. Only n fair--ixml 1927 frotball •q . til was idck.d I.
I ante i/.enln .scr. (ieor/la
t ' l . a r h S ( |.|-', g Ini iii
first
AI ‘
\ to the goodness of his heart nr crowd witnessed the exhibition.
S iiithcri’ tb’O'nh it is und.’ r n •
something, according to McCabe,
Ilo’ h Mening nnd (!• dale demon
have placed two, titrl
fc For
Rickard,
keeping Tunney strafed slieir elovemesn but in .il,' .• .*
a
K. standing by a drnfty telephone for did any damage to the i.th. t, Tim • 1 ■- .1 ! th.... oiih 's men <;i
’Mtut. h" Stilldev.
upward of an h«-ur, is said to hnve fought fast and furiously on one or 1 - 1,id l" .01
••.1
* pt. Pill Middlekauff. full
I 1 .: I md .right tackle
pleaded with the fighter that he, two occasions but for the most pur
org a, right et d.
Rickard, was “ in a bnd hole’’ with they were content to trade puncher a I.; and f 'ntitioilb’ill Clyde ( •.11»rcc. (p.isit itiio’k. Lave 10 civrd
Vand’il.ilt, quarter6* the directors of the
Madison
on an even basis with neither e \ -1
: r<Junre Corporation Iiccuuhc the;,’ tending himself. Mailing diqilnvetl •on’.idi r ..Ido oration. Mid.lb’ :au(f
£
thought he w^s spending too much some good footwork, 1 0 :1 !.big H i r<ndo tes hia ’ ear. but S* an ley
(*., Stall
on the fight nnd that, therefore, it especially elusive at ti nes. The •n«l f". . . p t a n d other of III.’
’.in! »r- a lii rut urn in 192M. arB was op to Tunney to help him out. first round saw the pair spar a
•out ••i '.mP e'.Tt lb nt chance 1 :•
l.C iary, (i.orgin, fulilntck
Thja^ saya McCabe, Tunney ulti round, neither putting across . brent, in1., i i.. Al-Sooiherii ll.d.
mately agreed to do.
telling blow. The round was even
!•
♦'Ami," that gentleman added,
The second was even but the: •
•* ***1 this time Rickard hnd u virtual v’as plenty o f action. Mailing land
sell out. Is it any wi nder that we
ed a hard left to the jaw hut it 1 l 1 tt,e reventh and the fim
»'
want more assurance now from
phased (indole onl yfor a second ’ >• ■.J 'l' «• >’ "{lit Will Levitt’s by 1
Rickard that he will produce n
—
— -—
Thm third rmind w:i
icrTetHiori .food -no. 1 gior—K E R STATE
C . contender for a little bout next
Four
•■.lc’
1 nips wore to th’*
of the second. I't'e California .1
. summer, under the terms of our
•Mir'.
K
’.lil
Irrry
and
Second
Mir':
waded into Oi'ilnli. in ih-« fourth •«.
O IL
contract?”
take the round. Mailing- captured '(lUgii*. a draw >n four rounds.
.
‘From Tunney himself have come the fifth by ro-diing into (Sodale*.- Tl > ■ »• -re 12’ -1 •itnuk ri’. Ytmn :
nnd ^ti Farther for youi
^frequent intimations that he wua cotner nnd punhlng tin* fight.
Kr.p.isb amt Shag Dunn met iu an
Money.
F'ree Crunk-Cust'
tnt ftom .latisficd with the way
Codale hutti m l the westerner in •.tier iii'ir-j- mini affair with m*
Rickard took care of hint in I’hilu. his corner in the sixth but Mailing .It : i* 11 but Mngli-ih li.ul the better
Scrv ice.
del phi a but thin is the f irr.t time
managed to got loose Ii was the of th • argument. Harry Hill Ip.d
» v !}'*'! Bn^ number of the entourage Orlando hoy’s round: Mailing came an edge on Douglas.) K.’lmls in an
C E C IL L. R IN E S
'
haa outlined detuils us to what
hack an l landed several hard blows other four-rotitiil l out. II. O DeveV
might have been the cuuse of tho
Hit)I NV. First St
>n the ‘ eventh. The eighth was also and Pc wee Avery fought a draw in
champion’s displeasure. The hitter
his. Msning punching (iodide at *be cut tain raiser.
merely signified thnt the dlspleai ure was all his, particularly around will. In the nii.lh (ioilale with a
the time laat winter when h ewas snvngp blow to th^ jaw rent Mim
conferring with Humbert Fugazy ing down but tho lutter came back
IS THERE NO RELIEF FROM
for more, ft was Codale’s round
in what proved to be a successful’
but th'* tenth was even.
effort to fori'O Rickard into the
Referee Brown railed t’ns r.:*m|.
open.
final mill between Battling Feaden
land Lnrry Levitt a draw and the
, rp wd went into n 1111 roar, voicing
Muvt I C0 .1 tir.uc lu Sullcr the lab.-arable Itching?
its disapproval -with liiasva and
nroehiiniing l.evitt the winner.
.Brown was booed again when he
*
r» *
i n m u pi
Ah* you one o f thoso unfortu used nil kinds o f salves wit 1. it
only a piffling million for ull thu was nrnmineed n lb<>. refe'e- for nate:! who are going through life receiving any real liem tit. Afb .*
Hie final between (indale and Mim ruHering with a skill tlucme, taking tiiv l.ottlrs of R.S.S., I
t/ouble.
ing
making you uncomfortable, mak was cured of th i* dreadful die*
This naturally distressed him
The firrt four round» of lb,- ing you less cITicient, Interfering care. I rccoiumvn l S.S.S. tu anygreatly nhd what with one thing
and another, mostly both, ho feels Levitt-I’eodeti scran wore even. with your working hours, ruining otto suffering frem eczema, ! that
has not
been
This, The fifth went to Levitt und the your ak’op? You may have tried causo I cannot p. air.c it c ’.a :i
Theall
o’-jcct
of all
thisJacob.
liocus pocus
Jn any
care,a |contract
M McCabe’s
story. He sixth to I'enden. Penden mu°rhed many things without relief. Why fur what it has dono for r
was
to get
bu favorable
not try S.K.S.? For more than ( ‘leonhas Forte, Soldiers and ti.ul•ays
that
Tunney
has
come
at;
that the alleged Philadelphiaout
inci
100 year* it has been giving re ors Home, Quincy, ill.
avowed
proponent
o f the
dent
wuuL
be wiped
out kick-in,
of all
fl.S.S. is purely vegetable. I*r
lief in many forms of skin dishaving had
of
BKRJI’JRS d a i r y f a r m
:
eas». Thousands nf h tiers of is extracted from the f rush r
memory
andanit ample
might sufficiency
be suid, o ff
tho
kick-back.
Phone 37
o f iiicdicinal plants und hurl mid
grn'.itudv prove its worth.
hand, that Tunney succeeded. Any
"1 feel so happy for what S.S.3. gives to N'nturu what she m .it
how, he got a contract that might
Sweet Milk
Sweet Cream
B jfsO
R Onetted
VELAND
— Bav
Luke furnthas done for me that I want in building you up so that ^ ir
htfve
him
$1,200,020
for
Butter Milk
■ hi*
• *» bit,
received
8 carlouii*
o f cypress
others to know about it. I of- system throws off tho csu.
so called,
at Chicago
but
’ M“ her for construction of troughs
S.S.S. la sold at all rood drug
ferrd twenty long years front
Milk for Rubles
the
understanding
later
was
thnt
to protect cucumber plants.
eczema. A t times the itching was stores in two siscj. The largvr
Tunney was persuaded to accept
unbearable. During that time*, 1 is more ccur.owicul.
Pittsburgh was th> |
hns scon perform tni^
Warner is naming t
lieve that the imnh
cision of John Fihom
pire o f the Nc/tio -I
game, deprived Sout
nin of a victory.
" I was watching t!
ly," Warner Hard, f.
succeeded it nc.'tnt
I was positive thiTt
the Noire Panic ipiar
the imll and st ir* t,i
iiibbs and Sitursders
he was in motitm.
out nf his arms and
bound; in the eml 7 ,
“ A fte r a mad -.cm
C. man fell on t.h •
inion that constitub'!
a touchdown a« >\
Schomined. It wn •
such an” imperial,r .
cided on a technical
Pop Warner States
Pittsburgh Is Rest
Team He Has Seen
(it here in (I.norland heir ntii mi 1 to defense against
si tied,ile makers last I the .Mart land plays, hut somehow
. 1! the hardest game of the Oral go mnl Mua jerseyed
at th • fna end o f the
Ibhi s in 1 didn't “ have it." and Nash
■■ tiii-v hoiked 'bo Old l.in- lligg::'
(selves ripped
and
. .b 1 ksoi'vilie, December
sinus hnl tin* varsity with an of. I»ig change contra over 1
fectTve' ■ that has not lieen seen
1
1.1 Ailiga'.ors hef 0 1 0 sh'’y ;
lu-ri- in - m e years. The old timers ( |
ni’ioi.ipal ’-indium Satjean nut leceli when the varsity Is;;
l.iryland will achieve her \appeal <1
lii.iu less an defense i,,,
uf bringing the eumpnign jus thej ' id Tue-day afternoon.
p.
• oip'uint coi elusion. On ' While Coach Tom Sebring was
. I ield Tuesday the t’ lor- uprrv.sing one >quad in offensive th
"is displavt"! the strain
Bedenk p,
• hard games, and the “ R" :■Hcrinur.iigc, Lin*. Coach
I hud tin- oilier eleven in their de1 , a).loving M iryland fornmfbnaive play against the B squad irvt plays, scored time pnd
1 n.
looked ivi rse Tuesday
c dnrl.ne-s enveloped the
SHARON
I .the nthl t . s turned to
4
Attorney-at-Law
e .wets, mill it was with a
wfirpractlco In all the court*
.ae that tli- Sebring cast
to their I**'.-or quarters. Examination uf Abrtructs tl Land
Titles given esoecial attention
. ' r all ext- (|ei| offensive
1,
lhal tlie (intoi i found I
n o i i i i : o r s\ 1.11
,,
J . G.
I fSE
SEATS ON
SALE NOW
i
For Rcjcrvationi
address
SK IN T O R T U R E ?
A T a ilo r M ade
S U IT
. You Can’ t
Heat It.
F R A N K ROGERS
329 Laura Street
Jacksonville J
RES. SEATS $d
Add 25c fo« tool* ••“ bs
by v«v»ureti till
M U N IC R P
S. W. Bradford
s t a d iu
:
ja c k sc m v i
5I'< I'ir-t Nut'l Bank
llldg.— (Titke Klevator)
Friday and Saturday
Friday and Saturday
SPE C IA L S
SPE C IA L S
Ladies F e lt Bed Room
S L IP P E R S
M ens Blue Chambi
W O R K S H IR T S
Mens Blue S erge
Ladies Jersey
Ladies Silk
O U T IN G
36 inch
S U IT S
DRESSES
DRESSES
L igh t and D ark Colors
B L E A C H IN I
ya rd
$ 19.95
$4.00 M ens Tan
M ens Di
$250 Ladies Full
Ladies Lin en
Fashioned Suterito
OXFORDS
PANTS
.
H IC K TO W ELS
inch U n d erw eal
CREPE
S IL K HOSE
$4.00 Ladies
$5.00 L ad ies
72x90
Mens Felt Bed Room
6 Foot W indow
S LIP PE R S
H ATS
SHEETS
S L IP P E R S
SHADES
29 inch
R O M P E R CLOTH
yard
36 inch Pin k
N A IN S O O K
ya rd
Ladies Outing
N IG H T GOWNS
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i -
Finns Advertising: In The H erald Market Section Can Be R elied Upon For T h eir Q u ality And Low Prices And Excellent Service. To Patron izeT h eseFirm s Is T o Assure Satisfaetii
.! W K SU N VII.I.E —Building perro
t '■if''} her** during October
tutuli'.!
II'J.
Business Men Are
Addressed By Ohio vertise* in the su-cn.Y'd ‘slack sen*
ons" is the one who gets ahead, he
Expert Last Night declares.
Reliance on absolute facts in
making sales, and a code of court
esy for «.i>ire wurfu-Ys, were urged.
Every statement by a snles-person
that distorts th<< true-worth of an
article, or claims of the benefit*
to be gained from m licit** which
cannot give lbi*si- benefits, invar
iably results in damage to the
store’s good name, the speaker
warned.
Showing graphical],’ flint nmd1ern stores, through t|i ir careful
systems of merehiimlising and
management, are making- steady
inroads in the business of the r*lailer who operate;
without
a
eiccfully thought out buiin ss pro
gram, m;ph’ in advam e. Mi B vw li
urged thin the milif iiltnil store
owner make bis business justify
its exist nc • through hotter trade
p ii. iil hv a plan earefitllv hint
out a full year iiheml. Setting a
rpiota of bn iness for everv yi*ar.
|every month and every week, wns
Ura Embry, Still A t Large,
Is Charged With Embezzle
ment; Jury Takes R ecess
To Meet In Early Januury
DELAND, Ha., Dec. 2 — With before
the fall term grand jury in recess
Until Jan. IT, that body for the
present at least has completed
its .investigation of alleged crim
inal practices in connection with
the East Coast Hank and Trust
Company and the American Bank
and Trust company at Daytona
Bench.
To date the investigations have
resulted in 11 separate indict
ments being brought against lira
Embry, former president of the
East Coast Bank and Trust com
pany, one of which jointly names
iiim and John ' E. Walter cn
charges
of misapplication
of
moneys, funds and credits of a
<M>unking corporation
and trust
company. On this charge a capiu*
has been issued for Urn Embry
nnd his bond is fixed at $50,000
. And the bond of Walter is fixed
at $7,500.
In the Inst report of the grand
Jury filed In court yesterday prior
to that body taking a recess,
Erank W. Pope was charged with
abstraction o f moneys, funds and
Genuine Imported Switzerland Cheese
credits of a banking corporation
nnd trust company and his bond
Fancy Imported And Domestic Cheese
was fixed at $1,000 and a second
indictment was returned against
Howard G. Skiies o na similar
charge, on which his bond was
set at $000.
Following is a complete list of
tltdi ctments reported to dote by
ti;» grand Jury in connection with
alleged criminal practices involv
ing and alUguJ to be responsible
for the failure of the tw^> Dnytona Bench banks.
1,1st Of Indictments
<11. N. Barrett, fraudulent aecre.
tlon by officer of bank,
,*Ura Embry and John F. Wal
ter, ' misapplication of moneys,
'Thu Taste Tells"
•! I McLnndcr Ar<
fnnds and credits of a banking
corporation nnd trust company.
Embry’s bond $50,000. Walter’s
bond $7,500.
‘ Ura Embry and Roy Gridley,
misapplication of moneys, funds
and credits of a bunking corpora
tion and trust company. Gridley’s
Kond fixed at $10,000.
Ura Embry, embezzlement by u
bank officer. _
Ura Embry, misapplication of
moneys, fury]* and credits o f n
banking corporation and trust
company. Four separate indict
ments on this count.
Ura Embry and Roy Gridley,
1 lb. Good W h ite B a co n ....................
misapplication of moneys, funis
1 lb. M axw ell House C o f f e e .....
dud credits of a hanking corpora
tion and trust company.
5 lbs. N e w Irish P o ta to e s .................
• Frank Pope,
abstraction of
iponcys. funds and credits o f a
10 lb. Old Irish Potatoes ...............
banking corporation. Bond fixed
M» lb. Cans Tuna F is h .............
at $1,000.
■ lUiwanl G. Skilcs, misapplica
1 lb. Cans Corn B eef H a s h ..............
tion of moneys, funds and credits
qf u banking corporation and trust
7 pkgs. Van Camp W ashing Pow der
company. Bond fixed at $1,Q00.
1 lb. M ullet R o e ............... ...............
Frank W. Pope, abstraction of
mnneys, funds and credits -of a
Special Jones’ Sausage
bunking corporation.
Bond fixed
at $1,000.
2 lbs. N ice Juicy Prunes
Howard G. Syiles, misapplica
tion of moneys, funds and credits
o f a banking corporation nnd trust
tjompnny. Bond $500.
SATURDA
Golden Da
V eribest
«. rax •
Sugar Buns
Salads
C offee- Cakes
Arcade
w -
' MEXICO CITY, Dec. 2.— (IN S )
*-'T.lbcrator'.’ rebels attacked the
town o f Zapopan, near GundnlnUra, raiding the Seattle residence
ilony, owned by Americans, suid
4 dispatch from Guadalajara to
day. The rebels captured a machdtiine gun und u small cannon
from the Federal*, but were later
driven out.
.
One trial wall prone it
Market
prlctt for rubber,
highest
metal
and
a t
bottles to sell.
SANFO RD M E T A L
A N D R UBBER CO.
MS Sanford Ave.
Phone 6 0
u— ■
w g t E 'lig B I'*
i.-
Pure Vegetable Lard
D O U B L E
A C T IN G
MAKES
CAKING EASIER
We specialize in Dairy, Poultry and Stock Feeds.
A full line of Hay, Corn, Oats and Sweet Feeds.
It is Here Where your Dollar Serves its Purpose Best.
Wholesale nnd Retail
W. S. Burton Mgr.
• Parking Space In The Rear.
\
YO l l! » HOK E OF MEATS
You shnuld feci that uur
hult’ht r *ho|i is your « « n pri
vate refrigerator. Th» place
where you can come at any
time anil .select the kind of
meat you want for the next
meal. You tell us how much
you want rind we prepare it
so that all you do is slip it
Into the oven, (lur meats are
tender and juicy. Depend on
us and you will never he dis
appointed.
Our purity and quality standards are soj
high-and so rigidly adhered to—
that you
will find only the most dependable foodsI
at your nearest A & P store!
OLD GOLD
C H E S TE R F IE LD S
CIGARETTE^ CARTON
M IC K Y S T R IK E S
C A M E LS
NO. 2
CANS
IO N A
BRAND
Foilet Soap, 3 cakes
S N O W D R IF T
Bacon
42c i
42c
FOR S A L A D S OR LOO KING
D EL
MONTE
Octagon W ashing Powder
npkgs........................
4 lbs. Y o rk A p p le s ....
Smoked
A&P
Baked Beans. It cans
Iona Brand Corn
No. 2 can
......
Sliced Bacon, lb.........
W IT H PORK AN D TO M A TO SAU C E
Butter, Peerless, lb.
E ggs, Shipped, doz...........
R. W. LAWTON
Corner Sanford Ave. and Eigth St
4 LB . C A N
88 LB . C A N
A M , YE AR ROUND CUREAI
5 lbs. Irish Potatoes ...
bottle*— we have all kinds and
•bet
>iri
Sliced Breakfast
10 lbs. Y e llo w Sweet Potatoes
a w ay
pay
—- * *, k. 0, » *.
[EREECONOMY
W estern
W hite Bacon, lb....... ...........*
we
jr.*T:£JU.
Granulated Sugar,
108 Palm etto Ave
Compound L a rd , lb............
your Junk—
*-*-<* i .:«■»*-
White Bacors,
Cakes served at banquets
given in honor o f quern,
presidents and wcrlJ-no
tables; that capture lir t
prizes at county and state
l ilts are leavened with
Calumet. You can m-ikc
and serve the same kind of
cakes right in your own
home by using the same
superior leavencr.
Pork
Shoulders
2 lb. Can D ri-Pak Prunes
throw
,**-
W estern
8KNATX)RS-ELECT FIND SEAY’S
d o n t
-
Phone 071
*
STUART—-$1,500,000 new con
crete state and federal highway
between Vero Beach and Stuart
through Fort Pierce formally open-
,**■>#•». -
Delicatessen
Basket Bldg.
r
&*..V U »
Luncheon Meats
McCuller’s Grocery Co.
\ WASHINGTON. Doc. 2.— (IN S )
— Senators -Elect Frank L.. Smith
af Illinois, and Wm. S. Var* of
Pennsylvania, visited the Senate
Chamber today and located their
«**ts— which they may not be
rmitted to occupy.
Plain Flour. None Better. 21 lbs
Sweet r o t a Lot's.
McCuller’s
Saturday Specials
BANDITS ATTACK
UtfJVH.
S. II. Rising Flour, None Better, 21 lbs.
Rice,
Caramel Nut Layer 3 8 /
Baked Hams
SPECIALS
Golden Dav
Specials for Saturday
Hot Rolls
RED STAR GROCERY & FEED CO,
W hite
Baco
HOUND
S IR L O IN
& CLU B
EIGHT
O’CLOCK
BU TTER
T H A T GOOD A & P
P R IN T
OR
TUB
�-
TTi:
*«•!>
'>«n«r»w u ,.
iiL -ii'..-; . ‘ .................
Additional Society
Upsala & G rapeville
PS C lT Y iT h r o n g s G a th e r OriandoDoM Visit
R E P O R T MADE A t Ford H o m e To Local Club Thursday
A delegation o f Orlando Li« ns
PUBLIC T O D A Y Get D e s c r ip t io n including
President Brown was
DAM AGE“
T iK n IS T O - b lV B IN
A L B A N Y , N. Y;. Dec. 2 (IN8>
Mr. and Mrs. August Swanson
— With rain predicted for today, MOSCOW, Dec. 2, — (
arc home again pftcr a pleasant
additional .damage and hardship Sinclair Lewis,, American
summer visit with their son Albin
was fetoml In Western New York, who made “ main street” si
nml wife in Fergus Falla, Minn.
where floods caused by swollen bit” household words and
Gives
They also visited relatives in Iowa J (Continued from Page 1)
entertained Thursday by the San streanffliftve made many families controversy among the A
(Continued
from
Page
1)
.enroutc home. Little Dorothy re
zise P a r t y For
ford Liond f t their weekly lunch hcmelMf, inundated farm lands clergy by hla novel “ Elmer l
of any kind,” the report charges, able to meet the demand in full
mained with her father.
eon
at the Seminole Cafe. Plans and crippled transportation. Flood settled down in Moscowtoddy^for
' j. E.
A lit’.lo daughter who has been "and this constitutes a violation "ithin tho next few weeks.
now reported an indefinite stay. He
conditions
are
Th design of the new Una is »o were discussed with the visitors thrbtl(hout 175 miles from Syra- write another hook wh
A very important meeting of nanicJ Jo’cc Adelaid was born of the most basic principles of
of the loveliest of the many Scnnnolo Chapter No. 2 Order of Nev- 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Handling or controlling public distinctly different from that of for a joint luncheon to be held cuse to Jamestown
>■
nere.
affairs of the week was the Eastern Star will he held Thursday Roboins at the Fernald Laughton funds." This procedure, Mr. Cum thi M«*dcl T tiiat the Detroit fac
sometime within the next month,
—
.....
it
M
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•
hospital. Mother and babe are now min adds, "cost the citizens o f tory nnd hmnch plants have had to either at Snnlfa^> (Springs or at
Sanford over 1900.000.”
at ho.no.
^
undergo n complete equipment
at her new home
The report outlines three funda change to produce the new cars. Altamonte.
nuai
election
of
officers
nn<l
them
A
Thanksgiving
Day
p^rty
was
. honoring her mother, Mrs.
Rev. Frank M. Marler, pastor • f i
mentals necessary to the City’s It is expected, however, that tho
■ierwillisrer whose birthday will also he initatiou. All memhors held at the home of Alfred EricJon reuabiiikation and
the
Chrisuin Church, was thi
enumerates
•uxt
few
weeks,
will
see
all
former
are urgod to he present.
and wife, which came ns a great
‘ ary it was. The rooms
chief speakor o f the day. Dr. A. r .
them ns follows:
Ford
production
records
broken,
,uipi.se to this worthy • family.
hloom With myriads o f oxChamberlin waa welcomed ns a new
1. A thoroughly competent city
la the meantime Henry
Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Phil P.ohinson of Some 35 nr more attended mostly
pink nnd white ruses nnd
member.
‘ «
hu» announced thnt manufacture
•hrysanthumums.
Inverness spent the day Ufrc Sun- mini ihc Methodist church nt Lake [MJnn* cr
Mr. Cunnally favored the memtorn
und
technical
nullity
in
actual
or
replacement
parts
for
Model
eveninr boars were qiuckly , “ y i ' s,l,u> Kuests of Mr. and Sirs. Mary nnd Ek-ncczer, where he i charg* of ndministrntion.
T Ford ears will continue to bo ben; with several selections on r.
giving faithful service.
with itames o f bridge nnd W. T. Laird.
ar. important part o f the Ford bnnjt' ns part of the entertainment
2.
A
modem
nnd
adequate
co
.ve usual number o f rounds
The Dorcas ladies held a ver..
program.
Mrs. M. G. Glover Sr., of Pitts good inu.iny r.t the home of Mrs. .cu“ nlln* _8>'*teul operated by n business. It is estimated that there
L , played, scores wero.comare
still
more
than
nine
million
competent
accountant
und
subject
burg,
Pa.,
arrived
here
Friday
to
Lj,d the prize for high score,
VTlhen. The gift ciuilt was finished
indrpendent nu
audit at inter- Model T Ford cars in operation
i. m
tv hand made handkerchief spend a month with’ her son and and Mrs. Uorrell. the treasurer has ! to *an
n ,nu!,Penaeni
of one year and the policy of the Ford Motor
wife.
cRv.
and
Mrs.
Mortimer
warded Miss Margaret Mesent it ■n t» ,he orphan* in Jszk-1Y l ' r T l . J"
°
i.
. j . .
u ti
t preferably a contimnuous” audit.) Company, it is said, will be to
Only 7 More Days!
The men’s prize, box of lin- Glover at the K.ctory on Palmetto
dollar protect loir continue supplying parts for these
,
I.
1
1
'
°
,
h
J,'U'
"■
Dollar
for
doll:
dkerchiefs. went to-'Allen II. Avenue.
.azaar ,n He en her nt the home oi <>f all city funds on deposit anyYou can save on
car> as long as there is any demand
Mrs. Ililnia l.undquist, our presi wh.re.
for
them.
Bishop and Mrs. Cnmcron JJann dent. Delicious refreshments of
Terwillinger was presented
Tires at thesfc
In (unnection with the last namllovoly gifts from the guests, nnd Mrs. John I). Wing of Winter cotl'cc, rolls and a fruit short cuke
•‘I recommendation, tho report
Special PHcfes.
conclusion of the games of Park were among the out o f town were served.
CASHIER ACQUITTED
i-is, lie city authorities arc truathe guests were delighted guests at Holy Cross Bazaar sup
This Special Sale
Mrs. Corgill with her children.
group of readings, benuti- per Thursday evening «t the Par Billy a nd Keltic have arrived from j tees for public funds nnd they
MIAMI. Fin., Dec. 2.— Deliber
fiioubl
insist
that
all
deposits
he
ish
House.
ends Saturday night
Ljycn by Miss Margaret McNew York to keep her mother, Mrs. adequately protected. If this funda atin'-: only 30 minutes nt the end of
IRrefreshments of pineapple
Webster, compuiiy for the winter mental precaution had been taken, n speedy trial, n criminal court
December 10th.
Upped with whipped crcnm,
Th? many friends of Miss Mable
nt her home on Country Club road. there would have been no loss by jury In*? night ncquited W. A.
(jehes and coffee were serv- Bowiir will be pleased to learn that
Rev. Webster who is u Baptist the City of funds deposited In the Means, farmer city enshier of Mi 30x3 1-2 roK- cl.
$ 5.25
Tthe hostess. On each plate she has recovered from her illness
ami.
nf
the
charge
of
embezzling
preacher
i-*
*till
serving
his
church
lank.”
and
is
able
to
be
out
again.
favors of yellow chrysanthu30x3 1-2 oversize
6.25
in New York, but expects to come
Discussing claims that are out. f 21.000 m municipal funds.
Stophenson’s guests were:
Miss June Brickey of Miami is later.
standing against the City, the fin
29x*l.‘tO
6.00
Mr. ami Mrs. Adum Karr and ancial expert makes this comment
t| Mrs. .1. K. Terwilliger, Mr. visiting in the city ns the guest of
tiltt)\ ELAND— Nyw feed store
|rs. John H. Ames, Mr. nnd Mrs. .11 H. Berg at her home in fnmily were Sunday afternoon vis relative to a certain wnrrnnt held of Edge Mercantile Company at
.....
9.')5
itors at the home of her sister, by the Hutton Construction Com. corner of Lake Avenue nnd A t 32x4
tllen H. Stone, Mr. nnd Mrs. Marvania.
Mrs.
John
Burrell.
All
were
callers
IWhitnrr Sr., Dr. and Mrs.
puny: “ There seems to be n special lantic Coast Line Rnilrond station
30x5.25
....
ll.GO
The many friends of H. C. Me to see the little new Lundquiat question about a wnrrant fo r $06,- rapidly nearing completion.
1Mobley. Mr. and Mrs. Vicbaby.
Mullen
Jr.,
will
be
pleased
t<
>
learn
Win, Mis< Mildred Huston,
598.35 held by the Hutton Constru30x5.77
13.95
Mrs. I. .15. Hudgins und children * lion Company nml this should not
Margaret Me Rne and George that he has received from iiis
rpent the afternoon Friday with be paid until investigation clearly
recent illness.
tt
.
30x4.95
% 13.25
Mrs. Edwin l.undquist.
EXPERT
show* it to to p legal obligation o f
Mrs. Uihnhnrt has returned from the city. If there, seems to he any
Mary Elizabeth Puleston
31x4
...♦. 9.50
RADIO R E P A IR IN G
linole ChapterNo.2 1mMiss
s returned hom? from Orlando Akron, Ohio whero her father died doubt, a ixuirt determination of th.)
Work
Gunmnteed
i S. Holds Meeting where she visited ns the guest of cf a shock in July. Her sister and City's iiability should ho sought."
Also Used Tires:
Rnsch. Freed-Eismnn, &
Mvs. Franklin Hardaway.
family are in Akron. Mr. Rihnhnr.
The proposed financing scheme
rgulnr meeting.of Seminole
s it government inspector.
Prosify receiving sets.
as outlined hy the Cummin report
30x3 1-2
.............. $ 3.25
Mrs. Rush St. John and baby of
Icr No. 2 0. E. 8. was held
Mrs. Bertha Tyner and Mrs. Fis contemplates the issuance o f bonds
Tubes, liatleries und Elim
Minmi
are
visiting
here
ns
the
light at the Alnsonic Hall
her motmed here from Tnnipn on (or
$1,273,338.66,
the amount
32x4
....... 4.50
inators.
keventy members nnd visitors guests of her parents, Mr. and Nov. 20 fur her mother, Mrs. Char needed to pay all outstanding obli
SEMINOLE RAD IO CO.
Mrs. W. A. Zachary at their home lotte TYner who hns been Btaying gations and those maturing (or the
it.
33x4
4.50
32.1 Sanford Ave.
was the Annual Election on Park Avenue.
here with her sister, Mrs. Noah next 12 months. The refinancing
I iceit for the coming year
Fry for some weeks.
Phone U30— J
bonds added to the present gross
Sanford Auto Parts Co.
Mrs. E. M. Galloway left Wed
Grandma l.undquist who has bonded indebtedness will amount
(the following elected,
Call
lIs For Repairs
rthy Matron—Mrs. Beatrice nesday afternoon for Jacksonville been staying with her daughter to $7,280,365.06 on Jan. 1, 1928.
215 Sanford Ave.
Phone 615
and Demonstrations
where she will spend a few days.
for nearly n month returned home the survey further stated.
■Um ’ : ’ - 1 •
Friday. Mrs. Ellis the nurse left
tthy Patron— Mrs. Glenn E.
The 1928-29 budget recently
Mrs. Guy E. Mauldin o f Wash Monday.
adopted by the City Comission was
ington,
D.
C.,
who
has
been
the
Rev. Kckardt and w|fc were
lociate Matron— Mrs. Eliza.
guest of her sisters. Mrs. A. P. guests Sunday of Mrs. Lululqulsl. ileciarvd to have been reduced os
■Huff.
far as is safe for the community.”
Connelly ami Mrs. H. II. Connelly
Irvtary—Mrs.' Alma Wheeless.
Sr.
The report notes that the fire de
left Wednesday afternoon for Balt
There will
preaching Sunday partment especially is seriously
Msurer—Mrs. Mary Kent.
imore, Mel., where she went to lie
kitK tress— Mrs. Mamie J. with Mr. nnd Mrs. L. H. Connelly, by Rev. Clark ut 11:00. We feel \v.> undermanned nnd recommends tho
|cr.
whose small son is critically ill at are indeed fortunate to hnve hir.i organization >'( a volunteer corps
date
Conductress
Mrs. Johns Hopkins. She was nccoro- with us every Sunday now to lead among the citizens who would ans
» lull
*
.
Itntine King.
wer all alarms where the firp js of
panied ns fur .as Winston., -Salem, thr Bible study at 9:15.
Mr.T'Tc whirls making his home a . crious nature. ,
rrirfalnlng officers will he N. C., by her mother, Mrs. E. Haw
with Bro. Clark und wife, having
|ited by the incoming Worthy kins.
•
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#
The assessed valuation o f tho
been friends in Alaska—has just City for the next year has been
Mrs. Beatrice Higgins,
No. 2 Can Fresh Lima Beans, 2 f o r 2 5 c
returned from n visit with his placed nt §21,638,882, nerording to
lie close of the meeting rebrother in Kissimmee.
fcents were served by the Mrs. Berry Hostess
he report which further notes that
Geo. BaUicger who is rtver 91 the millage is 25. Commenting up
ping committee, Murry Jarvis
A t Delightful Bridge years
received the sad news of tho on this, Mr. Cummin say* “ the to
Turner, Lillian Walker,
Armour’s “ Veribest” Hamburger Steak *
o f hi*
I.co Mrs. K. L. Glenn,
tal tax burden, whilo high, 1* ex
was served by Mrs. I’cjarl
ceeded by the tnx burdens o f many
F la t cans 15c Value
|and Mrs. Easter Crawford,
places in the United Flutes which
special meeting will be held
carry them without distress.’'
tnber 10, 1027 to install the sh
With reference to the gns utility
Only a record of long
Tall Cans Salmon, Special Value !... 2 4 c
|<>fficrrs. This will be a picnic bridge club.
l.ruskn.
plant, which has been operated nt
tr and will be held at tho Mascyylce ran guarantee
a c neidcrablc Ions aincc its ac
The Christmas ideas were feat
Hall at 0:30 o ’clock P. M. ured in the decorations and other
hy the city, tho report
Miss Wilson And Miss quisition
to you tb.it a cleaner
lone will lie requested to bring details. Numerous baskets of vivid
“ays it is doubtful whether under
4 Rolls Toilet P a p e r ..................... 2 5 c
jered dish nnd sandwiches. hued poinaettius were placed witn W h e e l e r Hostesses the best of municipal operation “ it
will return u dress in
Irew emblimntic rug will be pleasing effect about the rooms
ran hope to pay its way for many
thr perfect condition
litcd also. An invitation is ex pleasing effects about the rooms A t A Lovely Shower years.” With this in view, Mr.
24 lb. Czood S. R- F lo u r....
$ i.i9
|d to the Masons to attend.
Cummin recommends its sale if it
where the card table had been ar
which you have right
M. J. Warner
can
he
effected
without
too
great
a
Misses
Helen
Wilson
and
Ru-sell
ranged for play.
Reporter
to expedt— as perfect
Novel tallies done in the form Lee Wheeler were hostesie* Wed loss.
Brooms ............... ,................ ....
of huge red butterflies were used nesday afternoon nt n lovely mis
as
it
was
the
day
you
in keeping scores for the inter cellaneous rhower, honoring Miss
- L fiM
|s. Henry Purdon
esting game of bridge nnd after Mmthn Wallace, a bride elect of
bought
it.
.
w
„
n
t
!
CHULUOTA
Van Camp Pork & Beans 5 for
[Gives Bridge Party stnted number of progresion had this week. Green and yellow were
keen played, the prize for the top the colors featured in the decorat
.Mr. nnd Mrs. S. F. Long and family
|flcct;ng the cordial hospit- score a Idaek cat door stop, was ions nnd other details.
and Mrs. Viola Jacobs motored to
No. 2 can Dessert Peaches, 2 for
Games
of
all
kinds
together
with
awprded
Mrs.
S.
S.
Bautncl.
The
of the hostess in every detPort Orange Sunday where they
a
number
of
clever
contests
caused
r»as the bridge party given consolation prize, n sugar and
met Mr. and Mrs. Jacob* of Dcinml
pesday afternoon by Mrs. Ilen- cream went to Msr. Robert L. much merriment during the after and had an oyster roast.
noon.
In
the
flower
contest,
the
5c Crackers, 6 f o r ........................
rurdun when hIic entertained Hooker.
latte in the nftemoon the rn. 1 prize for tho ni< st correct answers
ncmbers of tho Wednesday
Mrs.
James
Wilson
who
wns
call
Imoon Bridge Club at her homo tables were cleared nnd spread a pair of shoe trees, was won by ed to Denver! a nuvnth tigo on :»•• *[Oak Avenue. Quantities of with dainty covers nnd refresh Mrs. Frank Bradley. Following the cunt o f the serious illness of her
Gold Dust Washing Powder, 7 for Jjj
kcilias
were arranged with meats of e tempting salad course. |contests, the honor guest waa led to sister iu expected home lliia week.
fT V
Cleaners
and
Dyers
Itic effect about tho rooms sug- cotfeo nnd fruit cukcu were served a large rainbow with instructions
•o follow and nt one end found n
the approach of the Christ- by. the hostesa
220 .Magnolia Ave.
Phone 861
Mr. und Mrs. Soun o f the David
Van Camp Ex. Sifted Peas, 5 for .
Those enjoying the cunliu! limp- large pot of gold filled with many
] icuMin.
•sin
Realty
Co.
in
Orlundo
were
lovely
gifts
for
h'*r
trousszu.
itality
of
the
hostess
were
Mrs.
afternoon hours were quickRefre*hrm*ts nf ambrosia, sand- dinner guests Sunday ut the Chub
ont with gumes of progressiva Stcwnrt Dutton. Mrs. I*. N, StephGeorgia Pecans, Special lb.
rnson,
Mrs.
6.
II.
Driver,
Mrs.
J.
E.
vvichcs,
cake r.nd h<*t chocolate were uotu Inn.
and at the conclusipn o f the
served.
On each plate were favors
progression, it was found Ritchie, Mrs. George David Han,
v
■W#.
Mrs. tlnnsc! and s>m, Dun. and
the prize for highest score, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs Robert l~ of running little green parasols.
Mr*.
Dietrich
of
Sunford
were
vis
Tho
guests
were
Miss
Martha
Hooker
and
Mrs.
8.
S.
-Bauniel.
tek Palm Dates, per pkgtsibruiderod card table cover,
Wallace. Mbs Ruth Walker, Miss itor* to Chuluota Sunday ufter09<
I been won by Mrs. Ed Rawson.
noon.
Edith Walker, Miss Thelma Walk
[tut prize, also a card tabic cov- Truth Seekers Meet
Effective Dec. 2
er, Miss Gladys Slemper, Miss llur
n * given Mrs. I.loyd Boyle.
10 lbs. Irish Potatoes, with ^1.00 worth oi
Mr. nhd Mrs. Dnvid and Children
-riett
Rossitcr.
Mils
Eleanor
Roily,
,
r*
* ♦’•. +.• . «• k ’ */#'«.•
.4*iW.A.«t 1Vjg
It the tea hour, the hostess uaWith Mrs. Crawford Mis, Minnie Beck. Miss Thelma of Sanford spent Sunday evening
pl by her sister Mrs. Jack IIowHowell. Miss Marv Kinlew Mrs. with their daughter Mr*. R. 1.
other Groceries .................... .
Iv-TVed delicious refreshment
The regular business nml social
Dunn. ,
Frank
Brndlev or Statesville. N . «
pting « f creamed chicken in meeting o f tho Truth Meekers
Between
»U. olives, sultines, tomato ns- da. s of tho Methodist Church was Mrs. W. B. Wallace, aiul Mrs. W il
Quite a number o f our residents
|»nd coffee.
held Momluy
afternoon ut the son.
M E A T D E PA R T M E N T
attended the lecture given hy Dr.
°ying this pretty party were home of Mrs. J. B. Crawford, with
Lincoln
Hulley
of
Stetson
Univer
SAR ASO TA—Construction un
•Ed Rawson, Mrs. Lloyd Boyle, Mrs. O. J. Pope, Mrs. L. M. Telsity at the Oviedo school auditor
Tom Bolt. Mrs. Jack Hewitt, f< rd, Mrs. J. M. Moye, Mrs. M. E. der way on tWo steel radio towers
Pork Hams, Florida, lb.
ium Friday night.
in
Payne
Park.
Charles Cook, Mrs. Howard Moye, Mrs. It. W. Turner nnd Mrs.
»ith. Mrs.. A. W. Epps, Mrs. G. p. Whitworth aa hostesses.
Mr. E. E. Tribble motored to De
Me Ccabken, Mrs. John C.
The guest of honor for this meet STU AR T— Development o f 42 land Sunday to spend the day with
via
Pot Roast, Boned and Rolled,
It®. Mrs. Charles P. Vincent and ing were for some o f the past and ten-acre farms qn Gnincs Highway his family.
Ben. Cantwell.
present teachers o f the class, west of here planned by E. ( ’. Mos
*
including Mrs. W. L. Clark, Mv*- sier.
Rev. Max Cook o f Oviedo luu
Veal Chops,
E. Camp. Mrs. P. M. Elder,
accepted a coll from the local Bap.
Organ Members G.
STA
R
K
E
—Work
begun
on
erect
Mrs. C .II. Smith, Mrs. L- R- MUlist Church and will preach hero
[Open Bazaar Today rhell Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker. Mrs. ion of signal tower to operate sig twice
a month.
Beef Stew, lb.
nals
over
each
o
f
main
street
cros
First One Night Out Train between New York & Florida
C. C. Priest, Mrs. C. H. Me Intyro_____________
the most attractive ar- Mrs. W. P. Chapman. Mrs. T. b. sings.
Miss Thelma Wagner spent
. ®f gifts of ull kinds is on Adame, Mrs. G. W. Spencer Mrs. an early hour, when surf bathing Thanksgiving Day at Ocala attend
Round and Loin Steak, lb.
NORTHBOUND
SOUTHBOUND
P.*y »t the bazaar being held W. A. Edenfield, Mr*. J. U-;Craw- and other pleusant diversions were ing the Fair.
X and Saturday by the mem* ford, Mrs. II. H. Chappell. Mrs. enjoyed. A t noon a sumptuous pic
Arrive New York 7.20 p. m.
u
, w
-__..
.
LeaVe New York 9.15 u. m.
ink, ll}a P'P« Organ Club at Ella Lundquist. Mr*. Minchew. Mm nic luncheon was served. The nf- • • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chalker and
Pork Roast,
Lola
Le
Uctte
and
.Mrs.
W.
P.
Realty offica on First
Arrive Washington 1.10 p. m.
Leave Washington 2.55 p. nt
ternoon hours were spent with Mrs. Willis of Sanford were the
Tehre are gifts o f all kinds, Buhrman.
.
. ,
motoring on the bsach and kodak guest* o f Mr. and Mr*. N. C. Jac
‘4 Leave Jacksonville >7.20 p. m.
Routine (business was carried out ing. In th* party were Mrs. Hal obs Sunday.
Arrive Jacksonville 9.16 a. M
M
4 l
■i, l r Christmas gifts, inVeal Pot Boast, lb .
L°* eoudoir lamps und pil- after which a social hour was en Wight. Mr*. Walter Coleman. Mr*.
Arrive Jacksonville 6,50 p. in.
L a w Jacksonville 9.45 p III.
• »pron», household linene, in- joyed. the hostesses .served pump Charle* L. Britt. Mrs. J. E. Brouse
*
Mr. nnd Mr*. Win. Jacobs an t
3.25 p. m.
f * ^ nu of 0,1 kinds, can- kin pio topped with wipped cream Mr*. Braxton L. Perkins. Mrs. M. their family and Mr. and Mr*. R. I- ;
ni.
Ixirec Sanford
Arrive Sunford
flowers.
nnd coffee. Each guc,t of honor
WiffgiiUi ailAl Mu. Davkl I'iilcJ* Dunn and family spent Thanksgiv
Arrive Sanford 3, 20 p. m.
*re special features pro- xviu presented ^ lovely cot'U**» writ
I.cnvc Sunford
___________ ing Day in Orlando a* the guests <d
JVr the children, nmon their parents who had a family re.
Leave Tamp*
11.50 a. m.
Arrive Tampa
Nlqg . ,a, , l*W » fish
SWIMMING PARTY
pond {
(Ti»o Late To CUuwify)
union.
J
t
W
->
*
.
_
_ _
.
■ -—, , eidJirs may try thei."
Thi* member# of the Kvtry ()ih r
*
. > I bedrooms,
w 11,1:4 tHipular sport.
Dr. and Mrs. Stevens of St. Aug,t
i
club instead of their |House unfurnished^
Tickets nnd Information yVtek Bridge
M
S
from South- •stine were business Visitor* 'here
[U .\ 'T
hridgz
party.,
'*i0t
oyei:^
8
block*
( ITY — First car of regular fortnightly
>
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Side school. Permanent- resident. last week.
Wed
From
G.
W.
Ray,
Ticket
Agent
:
1
*,rwil for vurreht season ship- I enjoyed a pleasant outing
•K
The , I*. O. Box 1088.
j. vJ.; . v
17 E. 1st. St.
nesday nt Daytona Ilt-ach.
MELBOURNE — Second street
Phone
incmt>*rs
nc. ^
l^ e k
Putnam County’s ___
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+m
or Commerce reor^ao- pod trrm
1101 French AV*.
Burch, lac.
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jk ;
Stephenson
Terwilligher
Personals
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S h eer E v en in g
Gowns Demand
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C lean in g
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a i t S t ' L A G -‘r
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Warfare l i i l
As Brisbane
' M » r r *n»rii(*«*« r t M f l
•T I I R a i t o r i l ,
II Maicitnlla At f • »».
Imagine this. - In folera) couijt in Chicago a
|States district attorney quietly made the following rem ark:
aa
o rro a d
r la » * m a llr *
ST, I S I S , nt IH c P o a l a l f l r a "Y o u r honor, I cannot prosecute this man.
My two star go v
( ' i t ( * l l a r d , M n r liln a n r fr r a c t » l
He then told
V » « * r r a » nr M a rch .1 »•<»?•___________ ernment witnesses have been murdered."
J5n I.. IIKA.V ..
- KOITOII Judge Wilkerson that more than a dozen men, former gang
n f ’Ann nciui
- ■m a .\*h k ii
K JONES
M a n n a l n c r .d l l o i sters and alcohol racketeers who were to have testified in be
IIATlIb
half o f the federal government, had been "taken ior a ride."
■ t t T «»r .......................
*1'™
. l i t n*alka
«■•*"
We are moved to wonder how such a condition o f affairs
T h r e e If on the
. IIJW
Ity C n r f l r r |»fr W r r k
can be tolerated in a civilized and progressive country.
For
U ’+ t k l r T H i l l '- n |*rr \ r n r
—
months
the
deafening
roar
of
bursting
bombs,
and
the
crack
l l e r n I it, MNiiroriT*
■
,
i
ij j
tn liirrlh M
Iw
i U r ltilr rnii
o f automatic pistols and machine guns have been vividly
I i 4 i i l H f« m l»f n I f f r m h U *
f IIIN..• m* |irrImw.. upm* •trKwnlwill«** reminiscent o f M euse- Argonne days and have proved the inS£TViT fhc "^.OnK cwI/IV.Vii.rc": spiration for many a philippic from "T h e Front at Chicago.”
8 ? " •fffc'iMiT*« Vhiridn* n'mi^'o-'
To the unsophisticated outsider, it would unnear that d t■ n < » r r «t b a a d i i ii K m t ? i r u c « . t*i izcns o f Chicago miMt i a n y forty-four Colt
revolvers susJ
ri,u"--------- '
pended from their hips, bowie knives, ami sword canes when.
Ba” l l '- i " e” cITilnc.b"-. « they venture forth uiwrii the streets. W e can imagine them
la lrrn n
creeping on their stomachs down outlying streets, dodging
; p k r r * . A d i c i l U r r , , mill A i l * r r l l - l i i r t
I f r p t i Lh lrli
rri|iiln*«
m rli
I 'u h . behind cornices, steps, and ash cans, as l/ullets whistle over
tin hr.nfm hri
In
aiihm lt
ii> »
We cun see the ambulances dashing hither and yon
fli»rM (T
am lll
uf
> H l » r r l | i l i u i i « head.
L*’w,Tr
Y.r,lr>
and
Red
Cross nurses patching
the scalp or shattered bones
“ -'.Oil *lala«« »• rlrralnllon a , n u l l « »
'
,,
kaarat bu.luf.. nirthit.l«.
Of Scnie InnOCCnt bystaiHlOr.
How do they get this way? Can't they put a stop to it?
FRIDAY DEC. 2. 1927
run u k u a i .h > ••h u i . u a m
O f course they can if they want to. Perhaps Mayor Thompu*
“ n** ™... . “ ,,*j son is getting something out of it. Perhaps lie is the repre
■ Inla tm lli .ii.
Or possibly
g , - l>Tr|i*-r n n l r r m u l r
J n r U n o a - sentative o f the bootlegger, gangster element.
fUlr,
he
is
merely
maintaining
a
position
o
f
strict
neutrality
in
8^- t a a a l r u r i I n n ■>( St. J u a n a Iml I r a
H im Cana l.
the
gangland
warfare
in
the
hope
that
his
own
life
will
be
V — I n n u k u r n i l o n ut m o n t h l y - r n r
longer and pleasanter and that eventually the various gangs
■ |> VVrrk.“
4 — A u jrh t n i 1 1nic
of
lull I <11it it
i>r«will
have annihilated each o ilie r and peace once more will be
g f i - i - h ou»rn
ti«ilrt»
n pN r( n*r
restored.
r
lAi
i . » A
U o m m n itl1 > I k r ai.
uf v l l )
b r « u I If Ir ntl*m progr tmt.
V -A
B f « nml m t f l r r n h in p lf n i,
" ( ’ ‘ BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
A CLEAR TESTIMONY: U i
th« redeemed of the Lord say so,
whom he hath redeemed from trie
hand o f the enieny: And iratherud
them out of the lands, from the
east, arid from the west, from the
north and from the south. I’ miiih
107 :2, 3.
Prayer. My soul shall make her
bonst in the Lord: the humble shall
hear thereof and be glad.
SU ND AY RAIN.
By Edwin Morgan
-In The American Caravan LUi, tike chilly beetles let u*„ crawl
Tut from the sallow bud of our
boudoir
And greyly look out at the long
wan rain
1 That Cod in all his potency let fall
i'.» To ruin uur one holiday again.
jf W e’JI toss no silver words ut
A
Fontainebleau
Or lie like warm fruit fallen from
the tree
Watching the swans like cWnr
thoughts softly ride
Against
the
water-blossoms’
tracery
The shaken subtle skies where we
might hide
A moment in its pence, finding
' : .,‘y renewal so.
General Repairing
Four Years? Too Short.
Little Ticker Tape.
Ford Teaches Think ng.
Some Did Not Marry.
Ily
A rth ur
llrU lm n e
f ‘ntt* r1g k• •W*JT I*r ISf**• 1 RUSSIA STARTLES the lcngui
at Geneva, proposing to wipe out
warfare, rin'k all nrmio3, nnvlcj
and armamems absolutely in four
y:ars.
’/
lievulut;. i! i enthusiastic. Rus
sia-believe,i that in a fow years it
can change »u uneducated prole
tariat, tri.• • «rin Ir,0 million un
ci Iucatt-l. unthinking human beings
into mental an.I moral equals o.'
the world's !>'■-t. i.icr thought
but it can't be done. To change a
ninn you i«iint change the shape ol
his forehead, th kind and size of
his brain ard deepen ita cinvolu
tions.
That lakes generations
some lime.* thousands of th m. no
four years
MR
IIA t.HUMAN .IUI.IUS ol
Kmih.i-, t ). *'<• daughter is just
trying a ' <ooi|iuntutnite n ’.Tinge’
experiment, t. IK the w.
ran
his dauglit'T win lx.rn
>. y ’ l.!
before hr. Ilalddnan-.lulivis. !•
futb r, 1 ■ married. Me u ....
have nixtn y to ^.‘t up housekeeping
but tin- •:< u little girl wm i born
anyhow
A s Others See Us
T il A . I
ntet sting, not tin u-iiai.I.cie ti I da
Vinci, second
in gre.il it • among
nil artists
The St. IV tcrdiurg I nn s notes that then* is a growing was Inn a
ede of marriage, hit
confitlvncg iu the future ol Floritla as indicated bv the in faibci .to I mother newr married
creasing mpnlier o f fHvoralile comments received from all Jle s.ippoited hts legilimnte, re
over the country. The Chicago Banker is among the latest spuetal.lc logit born half brothers
and si t i
to laud Florida and the lia-is for its praise is a recent statis
William the t'ornpicror wn» tnirn
tical survey made by the state Chamber of Commtrce. The before h father married the inChicago publication has this to say:
I tc rest iiio t’ lil v\horn he first saw
"Generally regarded as a playground and resort. Florida's ina'ilnijg dnih's in a brook j i » he
|rode past with Ids warriors J
Commercial and industrial potentialities are overlooked until
one comes face to face with the prominence the slate has at j ill I A 1.1. that doesn't chnttgi
tained as an economic factor.
.tie* f.ut that marriage is better
F e w 'consider Florida as a mineral producing state, or as I li hi la I. . f irarr.a :e. Marriage
a t Ull c
which \essels of all nations enter and fro m 1* ‘ r
imcllnm worthy
which they dear, hrinjslnjr raw commodities to her factories <f ;-n hi ! ' 'Utii n at present t'.«
and carrying her prndurl.s to practically all parts of the world. '••''il f:.r e.ui'.y iif them.
"Florida is a world leader in the production o f phosphate.
IIK N iA
FORD introduces a
Fuller's earth, spniiRcs, gram-fruit, fish, cigars and raw mat <a-w I te* .f cl.....I which he mainerials such as diutumite, rutile, zircon and ilmcnite.
ui
.*»■:-- liis faiiiinis Wnyaid
“ Florida is one o f the most important producers o f naval Hit. Hi- .'j i til* main abject of
In- ijn.ul !■ "t,. teach thinking."
stores, lumber, citrus and foodstuffs, She must lie reckoned
Thai
.s trie anly education
with as a commercial factor."
.varilt v. lal", and th" kind of eil"Th e fact that Clarence Uiest originally o f Indiana, now icatian ui.. i gun .ally neglected,
ot Philadelphia, and owner of Sea View and several piers at specially nt tin big imiwrsitiea.
They teach nut thinking.
Atlantic City, has paid seven millions cash for Florida re
The vain ■ o f what you eat desort property, now in touhle. mi^ht to tip it o ff to investors n nds an what you digest. The
that this is about the l.ivc day of the bargain counter in Flor due i f '.vine y..u read depends an
dial you thirik Ford’* educational
ida.
,
■v*' m iiu"e ■ teaching the hands
.
“ Mr. (Rest has assured purchasers in his development. _i~.Uk-ti-auaii.g.Llui-.miaid—Uuc-puidic.
Ic ids vhi.nld try and look into
that
they need fear nothing from the und« rlvintf mortifaKes
Llll, we'll lean upon the bitten
k
■ Fi.rd metliad.
as lie Is buying them as presented. Mr. Geisi is of the Carl
windowsill
r 'A n d watch the bourgeois pla»H to
S i n m in d ’ ln l, ) UW
'"■> ^
vn1>L' rvi1 Kuel»
IV U .l. STREET tape, the little
5'*.
vaudeville.
r thnt runs
hi per
Hearing, dead Sundays tlamdering th is in m ind in th e period wheat o ffe r s m ay com e v o u r w a y ,pi,...... . whit - Im.p.
unexpectedly.
.hruugli the tk'ker. wan 20 minutes
afar;
.chil d yesteidav, could not ke. p
—o —
AV’e’II b«.nt hut like all the renr
uf> with the extraordinary spec
withdrawn
ulation.
> Clearing the moments spattering
Stocks sailed up* again, stei I,
G A M E HOGS
■F
till duwn.
motors etc. Thie.* million shares
.lACKSUNVlI.I.K J llt'IIN A I,
were bought Ity *miebody who ev
Doesn’t Llndy look as if he wen*
having a wonderful time in that
Tl.e hunting 8ea»on has n»\v been bag limits, ns ninny dn, they fall idently believes the time for that
picture with Ruth Elder?
underway for several days and mit. nmtlcally into tin- ' game leer "necessary slump" hna not yet
come.
[run nil pnrtn of tli*» state roim* re- t nii ,^ory.
The Christmas Savings Funds nert i ' f a plentitndc of game, of
The regulations are intended to
being ill a i n<u'ed. 'I In r<< v. ill I..- vplendid hunting conditions an.I, prevent depletion of Florida's v;..nJAMES SPEYER'S statement,
^ ‘ business in Sunf< rd this month.
iinfortuiiately, n sickening disru- 1 dcrful game supply while1tile li- tlint prosperUv i t our normal eon*
'tan! t.f tli». new suite game law •«-n,e Ice i l used by the stale game .lition. just a< health is the normal
(i l No, there is in. truth in the ru- ard tin- regulations which are in- d -paitmi^cJn its eonseevati.in and oiidilioii of u healthy man, s.
, mor thaf Jolin Hilton has won the tended t<* allow the hunter a reus- rest.., kit/r aWlklties. Every sports* long us he itUdaiiis from fool
popularity contest ut Longwowl.
"Iia
generous boy consistent man who purcmises a Inniting li- i.'hness, is the lu-st deacriptioii
-------- o -----.vi.h intelligent game conservation. cun«c. nr a fishing liceii ..* for that this fortunate land.
/ Bo careful where jpm throw your
If the reports o f many Jackson- mntter. is paying that amount to
cigarette und el gar hut's.— Ocala ville gunners ore indicative o f the assure himself o f go* il fishing and
SUDBURY. IN
good
M.i tstar. Y’ es, some poor devil might be altitude of iiianj who rail them- hunting i„ the future. Every guti- ailiusctts, and its 'town council
poisoned by them.
«eh. . sportsmen throughout the m r who is satisfied to take the ...■nil it when they demand IV
■laic, then the efforts of iho.e who hag limb prescribed by law i* lea-- idrr.t Coolldge f*>r a second eleclbc
What, with a city election coming nre genuinely interested in hunting irg in the fields and woods ani- eim. .In fact, they go further,
on, and a regular grand jury seas, md in conneryalian of game that mals nml birds enough lo restock voting six t.. one to double hi
alary and make him president f<w
ion, the trial o f the injunction suit, rloriilas supply of game may In- the
‘ shot-over grounds.
life. Irving A. Priest, Boston
and one or two other little trials perpetuated are bring nullified .n
The game law was not written hanker, head of Sudbury town coinscheduled for this mouth, business a large mem,ure by those who kill arbitrarily
and
without
due
ought to be picking up.
everything they can see ahd carry thought to all o f the limitations mi t tee, says the rent Undo Sum
lii. coin» t*> Iif* In President Coo a ,.
------ o—------away despite the fait most of their involved. It is the pn.duet of eareidge, who is "thin.sharp featun .
Tho people will be watching Her* bags are wasted.
,r,
,
,
*'il study and exp«*rt. opinion and grim, deliberate cool, firm. paJcot.
■ Bid ads fur Christmas bargains this
I h..-u who ignore the bag limit- ( is in the opinion o f sportsmen who
year more than ever. When times defined in the new stm,. game law take as much joy front the freedom Magrucii.ua, tolerant, kind, thn *' *ra good, they buy what thc> an* nothing more m less than gam j of a day afield as they do from the tian."
please, but when,money is senree l''gs and :II.- term ‘'game hug"
mere net o f killing, thoroughly
MR. COULIDGK i.** all tin. •
f they took to see what the other f II- •*he
cn.** in the lexlain
lexlam satisfactory
atisfaitorv and
ami well considered.
considered '
" •li.,.
" " 'I i'' bom.
.I'.uu ..m
ihirigs' ur
und sonic* others, but In* I
|>y<w Is selling und f..r how much.
. e li
.mott,ain't.
Those who flout the law in re- L
, with
„
George Washington
uo s afield solely ga'd to hag limits are playing a hul the people don't want any
Th* head on a certain local storj ; I ll;;
-111 U,M|
I* » " t dc - 1 viciou- part in game supply deph*. resident for Iif#, not even if th
In n d it n la y '* Ifcrald read as fol ’’ ,*u.
i . " 'g of (he privilege o f hunting, j t on and are, ensantinlly. litth* angel G
Gabriel ennu* down and
low*: “ Brady Elm
lint in Sh.-r i
J
*
..........
"
{
*h
»
•*
Hwn
thieves
taking
ol
ectrfl
‘
,7-,
,
«|
t, take the job.
.........
to
tS I f f ’# Race To Dpcn Ca upaign," J ' ' ' 1" i
should h*» which cannot
eannot lw
1h* construed to
t.< II.**
, m , troll and
,
J iflt a ty|ogrn|ih'i .1 errut nlmo t | • r ' ■r fo*-,i|il.. ri to h:u t.
long to them inasmuch in the
V PSYC H IATR IS T from Chicai rendered the public this in:ust’t\
‘ Brndy Flings Hut hi
. ' i
it . . .
*. .< ..an uiou inge ami n<» more." t , ftnobl and I oob from the gutFace To f it cn Campaign.*'
I . ’..V
7' 'l “ i. 1
'
,lf
Who now blandly '
;s iu.ro to
what he .a;
i 1■
u
the Amount of kiiikb* ifliHfit! iho iihibi* fiMfitlntidn^ \vht» 1 i * * *
..
*» *'L o nv.i,,.. f. L'
’ ays WiR Rogers and you mii
* * «
.1.,;
............
mniicS f e f V S »
, ‘u" t n J ’
It: " I f you don'*• ■ >• » - >
..... ! ■
'.in
\r ± f f - t51 ta iV o i!
. A man over in Pulutka broke bis
W H Y E D IT O R S P L A Y G O L F
the*' other day cranking his
I.BESUURGI! COMMERCIAL
[BUtoniohl'x Th. ii there are u few
inks lift — Sanford Herald. Yes,
____
'H v'1'
'h- world do you get jin gm night, frequently, but what’s
f there orC a goiM| many ernnka left,
but all or them don’t fit on tb« {time t> pht golf s. jinny after- lT
E f^ n t o f Jh' h ir in g shafts.— Gain- I n*<omi?’ ’ha» been asked the ComM" " 1' may L*e curious about
IjAvllle Sqn We’ve never aeen one I nicr-inl
- .....ral times
.what ..u • troubles nre. The big one
g y o t who didn't fit very nicc’y in a ,
i
,T
r e i , £ n“ t
»«lv«*rtlalng in the
F coffin hla s ZC
w-11* k " lhM way. Golf lieats Cuniowr-ial to pay th* day's exi'Picr nil t. pines when it coim*. { pen n>... ,
.
^ Captnip Mu-son is .--dlectiag l * R,k:,'g w ar mind o ff your troul.* * " ' have been times when it
fcm li i
i defray tr<* legal ex- lev. Son i * n: ■ j* t.rlngj its own
'
‘ i'i1* wt,u ‘ h°ve to get
*“ **’ '• ■?*••»«• IS- * i U th. in.
v l* ,
I„ Ik . rounh I
>» *“
|he city ,,r Jn „
t l.M, or have u ilay
Thun* waa little purchased pur
» •" r u
rf
Cn AH'Cars
All Wcrk Guaranteed
Lowest Possible Prices
P A N -A M G AS & OII-S
BOB IS H IE ’S
GARAGE
phone .ls:MV
Radio, Hotshot, and Flash
light Batteries
F. I*. RINES
820 \\. 1st. St.
.
.
Post OfLre
WRITING
TABLETS
LOCH ARBOR
i c-
One I room, one 5 room
and one <i room house.
c o m p o s it io n
Health Insurance
$9.50 S I2.50 S1S.50 $25.50
221 Font Find St. Opposite
W hile Th ey Last
Saturday Only
Springy Water
W e Buy and Sell
Bottles o f A l! D e
scriptions. R e a r o f
For Rent
K
O
T
S
United States
Bicycle' Tires
C O U C H 'S
’
SERVICE STATION
1113 Sanford Ave
Phone 7|*. ’
fc\ SOMAN
212 Sanford Ave
These houses tire modern
in every respect, and the
rent is reasonable.
rooks
Al .o have two 2
apartments, partly
i>hcd.
NOTEBOOKS
TABLETS
' and 10 cent
Values
\ott
w ill
have
to
th ese to a p p reciate th em .
v,'. In a C u stom er
C. S. Witmer,
Sanford Drug Co.
t'h*.n
p. (). I{i.\
S a n fo rd . Fla.
L e t C h r is fm a i
Opportunity
»e
*o
-A *
.1
BrirngTdve Mews
Knocking
F o r ( h e Y e a r 1928
Today at
the cltinr of the man who
wants to build a home—
if you are that man. go
today lo the offices of
llond-11i!l Lumber Com
pany and learn
how
chcaplv v mi can build it
j
S
s
f
T O I ) \\
T A T ? 1
h L U M B E R
ch rJJ ^
H
l
r.Ti
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C O M P A N Y i, -
Sanford
" t iii c l i d i c . ~ - Li lL z t ..'"''
TH E / A r D W iT H A M IL L L.-.CId,\N.,
He
Bond Grade
Phone 135
Holly, Ave., a I
'i ard
y.i'r- S e r v ic e .
*** * * * * -•
O. P. HERNDON
Stands as the lone sponsor o f better co-operative municipal governm en t
w ilh a published platform and unquestioned principles.
I f the publicity plank in his p la tform was a part o f the C ity Charter
our present condition would have been avoided. I f all transactions w ere re
corded in the minutes and the minutes published, any citizen could follow
every act o f the executives.
YOU WOULD KNOW "
Why
a leg isla tive act was passed allowing1the C ity
to borrow
$166,000.00 to pay interest on bonds when the balance to
the credit o f this account was over $500,000.00
Why
a voucher was not issued against this account.
Why
and fo r what purpose and wlpit was accom plished on a
recent o ffic ia l trip to N e w York.
V/hy
Why
It is necessary to have an extra city attorney.
was e v e ry e ffo rt made to keep G aylord
Econom ic report from b ein g made public.
Why
the ch arter has been amended dozens o f tim es without
the peoples’ knowledge.
W hy
tlie injunction fig h t is bein g w aged F O R when it should
be w a ged A G A IN S T , by those in trust.
Why
and how they take this step when it is not provided fo r in
the C ity Charter.
Cum min’s*-
YOU WOULD KNOW
• n »m M a n u r a n m K s z :»s )
ill
J
1
>|
G e n e ra to r
S ta rte r
and
JJ
*
M
Ig n itio n
l
AUTOM OTIVE
Service
a Our Specialty
in ^ ?J
:pstr |?on Companv. So send in the cup. b„t at that »t has rm ,
‘ ? haU* ‘
N & C t l to him. At the wamc ,hnn>t,,vV'' hk • the liquor habit und ; TK . f
i ' fine but
tiJfiiiy— t* money is being il doe n\ ctup. fy you during the;
, •.oui-WThoiViuavlUe
ilb* Times
'I iim's
to pr.v Pi* COttca und . Hoggc prime-.1 .
*
Ktitc-i rir.*.
*
I f n the other aide o f the
Fo tbut's tlm-vcrtt. We play gdlf f _
^------- o-------I
»•* (-.*• «ar lit lid o ff our trouble*.
Tr.itfi « t strair*ar. than fiction.
ty. 1<U , I t 1 II iw the |ample Or course, v. • have to make up the l u
. proMnhle as the hook
time by tudyiug, rending and writ- ‘
Hntnawkk Pilot.
IL
n the name o f civilization. Such
! brutality ihould be impuaaible in
|a civilized country.
'•
f T IR E S A N D TU BES
ut lowest prices over o ffe r
ed!,
Portable Phonographs
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E LECTR
__ _ . . . IC! CO.
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M ... p , . . 0aJt
i-h0ne 2:t« »
vj ' * t l r *
J
UKAU)CW«CfiMttVffra«<MJk:f3(A.B
3 fiK , : r- 'Y
W h eth er or not the city has any refin a n cin g plans or
just n egotiatin g fo r the sale o f.refu n d in g bonds to pay
certain claims.
W h eth er the rumor is correct that an e ffo r t : ' 1 :ng
m ade to class certain illegal warrants, tim e cc. t i ___ tes
and bonds as legal obligation s o f the city.
H ow some people stay out p f ja il and why j there stay in
o ffic e . *
(P a id Political A d v .)
I
''m
�: I their girl*, are
4I
[ee Telephone 118 MRS. F R E D . S .D A IG E R , Society Editor Residence
. •.
Drink - Elder
•.•
Health Insurance
Thomas Metghan's new Pant* I ~
mount picture “ The City ■Gone L)ll|)li<
I Will!” coming to the Milan* Then- j
II **e today is described by Manager |t»ir.S ,
|Marinette as an underworld mclo- I
drama, the story of a gangster j Fr rt
and police war in m Americn^^im:
mctropulis.
ILnnir! v
The part affords Mcighan an op- after- ...
I pnrtunity for n powerful charact-1 nitov t .
cruoticn us n criminal lawyer who; l>vipl • •.
turn* prosecuting nttomay tiecause jin
’,| .v)
i of the love of a beautiful girl.
jlovel
|
i James Cruze, director o f “ 01<l|bmvl .j
11 utiMde'." “ The Covered Wagon" ; uno
art! nth r spectacular productions,! Tb
directed.
t most M
"The City Gone Wild” Is an orig- j|n.«
,,
it i *t, ry liy Chari s and Jules j Lue,
I t liman, Jules being responsible Jnri,t
i r the iiren adaptation. It is a :
I'la.v mg bridge were Mrs.
v.idl drawn tale, written ns only «
jr
i "iii k*. Mrs. Roy Symes,
form-r
Chicago
newspaperman
(
'■'» •' H 'lly Sr., Mrs. T.
is and guest .tirs. C. I.,
' t 'hat h stun. S.
Mrs!
P.ipworth, Mrs. William
■old Mrs George S.
Henry Purdon, Thirteenth n„d Oak i
Avenue.
b en efit P a rty Given
Circle No, six, Mrs. s.
Tuesday Evening By
chairman, meets with Mr
Chittenden, HR) Magnolia
Circle No. seven Mr*
Rumblcy chairman, tne>d
A del i:h f d ;lfrllir of t
Mrs. Holland Reed in San
•vas
th ■ benefit party giv
Circle No. elghtwMr S
jonald P. Drummond will Ion chairman, meets wit
■ry evening h> the mem be
the members of the Fort- J. O. [sing, 111f> Oak Aver
Truth Skeek.t .lass, at th
bridge club at her hon\pifcle No. nine. Mr*,
i >L I ursoeag- Proceeds
lakes.
cent, chairman, meet* w
■
i|lC Uppi it J oil lhi*
t*f!
Room Class of the Pres- J. I>. Woodruff, isju Sunfc
rhurch will have recep- nue.
by this I lav i ihe fund
Lusa.il at H O'clock at the A gricuit lire I *eparIntent of tip* .lay fchool file attire. An
Seminole High K, hool will prc*ciit able sum Will thus added
SVTUKDAY
play at 8.00 oYlm l it the i ntinole m ur; rai*i .
A splendia
rogram o!
of the Pipe Otgan Club High School. Proceeds will b.* used
beautification
of
adinjs a
.n ests wei
irst Raptist Church all for
*i hool
<d including
piano fob
dwell Reality Conip- grounds.
Kathlei n Mullor\ Cirri •
Hark, tfce I .
i . J|1»»
est Stre. t.
First
Baptist
t
hurt
h
will
1
'nrk.
Claud
1
1
,
nub,,, .J,
Story Hour at
10
o'clock, at tin* I nie
.' number'id \ ha selec
t the library.
••mpan ■ | •
,■ |,
mat'nee at the Milano S. RiK'key no Park \vetnie
l-i'tle Corn '
'i, Reil *,
TCKSDAV
,t pi e'clock under the
Mr< Gem go s, Witnier will ■■■
■d chat .m
itijier guv
f Mi - ( 11. Myers rir
i,
.. ,
trrtaiu th nit tubers of the \fier- readings i|
|. P riatt Church.
niit li To t 1> tplualie Under Club
MONDAY
isenitiiid
Par :i Tr.i,■(j■■i . \
I'm.hi of the Congrogn- s ir.it ei| v. ii| inert at s;IM)
jr,h will hold its regular it the Smuimdc High S-in nl.
' • 11 ' ■
’ .mi a neatn iful!\
. mi u'vba-k at the ParA o\1’ i i1 1 of th,. t'aniplii’il- I no- ■."enrated
dav
ceke was
11
will be Mrs.
iug 1 ■ \nirrican I .eg nin will
rough•[
,
t|,e pennies
imirtt. Mrs. Albert Nor m et at I on o’eloi k ut tile Hut
; ntitcibiite.l f
’hn,. present each
jj, Woodworth
and
Gleaners i la-* of the Pre-i
z
i.ilig
a
\
i \ :ir for their"
3 S-eioper This ii the
• iork in tlio chlirrh.
■at i <■! chicken
ni; |.. ie the bazaar and
*ciinn i hm.h meets at 7. ai
-dad '
and coffee wer
md.'. i* desired,
lltimtii .s Uomen's i irde of toe erved lati-i
j..,,. i ;.d> will meet at
1 bo«, t.
■* w ire; Mes.lames:
h it the home of Mrs. I’u sliyt. ria.i Church will meet it
•'..'In o' i lo. k ut liie church
Hes-sin H.p.......... .1 j). p;.rker, .1
; o
, n Park Avenue.
Boat I of managers of the Wo F. Peat •
(
,
Priest. W 1
|,, n m.'i ting
of
'dnik. I. Gi
.1, F. Makson. -I
,J; . 1 i l l
I.f the Melh men's ( lull will meet at lu:iin
r i. i i, - t at d o'clock i lock at the club house i n tia.» M. Mo,v M r' |. m; I |> Ha-:
A vi mu .
u A I!
... . W I Hughev. t;. r.
WKDSKSD \\
,
Holy Cro>s
V
‘n
:|.*
’
1
A
I M. !,. Battle, P
Nellie Turner Circle of I lie h irst. E_. \\ in
Mm eet at a.dO
.i i- Preston. To.
Baptist
Church
will
niett
at
t.du
i- llmtse.
tVilliam*. * G I mntng. W. K
J,, of Semimd oVIovk at the h >nn. o f ' Mrs. \\ F. Wells. t.Miml . I C. Vaughan
at rntl*
Yam, l.'iih'i Palmetto A venue.
| s. will meet
Herzbc'";.
t idrulge.
Claud
Uegulai business meeting of llernd. t , I: <• |
•l home
o ft
m.t.f |.
1 \.].
|j K,„t . i f. t k Avenm j the Woman's Club will lie held at :,’id, i l * . „ii .. I; ] Brownell
I" Kent and Mrs. Manic , Tilt) oVIork at the Club,
la"
l U Rutledge, .1 Ik
THURSDAY
is hustes*e*
(jruwfnt i,
\\ Turner, C, K.
Grammar School Parent Teri \\ Spuneer. (t. .1.
nf the \u\lliarv of ti: > • hi is Association will meet at 1 ho'p
pan Church will
m»et : it) oYloek
at the Grammar I*'1!";, i I' 'Idler. .\. D. Slmemak
[t tli f'lll 'V n'g places:
' I; no, JT.I'V l.aing, BurSchool
Mis.
Braxton Perkins, 1c.
Ki, "in1, '!♦* I’.. J. Route,
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Mrs. Tandy Pryor, Mrs. C. M
11 1 <il1 1 i 1, I r c:\ |,dhot, Cuotiie,
[ lueel.* with Mrs. R.ll
Boyd and Mrs. Uniter Berry ,ts
ici l!|i son Avenue
n ,»" ' ...... . W p. P.tihrntan, Mis’
hostesses.
No. two, Mrs. John Bak ■:
v* *MaC • i, i liapmun, Kli/ubclh
p dirman, Cotnidia Me
I..... . wtvith Miss May '
(litI,A N I ><> - Gibbs
Mai hine { lari In i
i.7 Magnolia Avenue.
> mile Herndon, W S.
<'oni|uiny inereased facilities.
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Thornton i 1 . Wilson, W. P. Ru
\‘n four, Mrs. Walter
lirtunli. meet* with Mi-s
PKN SAO H .A
Plans for .1- Inman. B
Biihrmnti, Edward
III,,*,1, litII) Oak Avenue.
■ i t 'mention of rural sections o f Wilsrm, t i'
Kuthdge R, J
,S*o. five, Mrs. Howard K ruaibia Couuiv being f .miniated Brownell .'I I Battle, P. K. Win
stead. « i IT cst, .', I.. Gnosj hue.
hirnutn. meets with Mrs. by Gulf Power Company.
The Diamond. Palace
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Springs Water
O f Gangster F i g h t s ! ^ ' S!.!
which has on display the largest Stock o f
—JEWELRY—
—TOILET SETS—
—SILVERWARE—
DIAMONDS-WATCHES
The Pipe O rgan Club
The Baptist Church will hold ;:
Christmas Bazaar
ft*r your ( hrfctnrm f gleet tons
at the offices of
IIIK B o n W K U . R E A C H CO
D IA M O N D S
Friday afternoon
1-SiuRle Stone lliitmunti Plgtinum Ring. 1.7J Points
S P E C IA L PRIC K
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tSc A ll Day Saturday
Dec. 2nd., and 3rd.
25 Diamond Rings Regular §25.00 Value
P E C !A L PRICE I OR S A T l R D A Y AND M ONDAY
$14,75
SMARTNESS
L a d ies
CiTRlSTMAS
Vrist W atches
Duffers— Elgin— all lu m — Precision
20
tiff on all Standard prices
CARDS
Gents
Watches
25 W hile and Green Gold Pilled. Regular $12.75
S P E C IA L PRICE
6 > n ff.
TODAY
Tim*. Mcighan.
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Strap
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25 i .allies \\ ris| Wale lies in Pit e designs.
S P E C !AI PRICE FOR S A T l R D AY AND M O ND AY
\ to rntl •Tunedy
SPI \SH YOllRSKI,F**
Miliiiiv ParatnoutiL News
Special
t'cmo! Program Novell;
I tv Mr. Uruckhtihn
it o .... ud'l, tin,- ,,f all-enxra.ed gr
' 'T in.iiiue
Silverv/a
and distincti\f designs
• - O0 |ll'l'f toll.
— Community Plate— Gorham
tiff on Standard Prices t
SATURDAY
Seminole
a It VIN I.IG H TN I\G.“
Ihtr Gang Comedy
s lililM , T IIK WOltl.D
S|H'rtlight
■TUB \GI1.K AGK"
Childrens Matinee HMH* A
Book
Proprietor
Stt nford
School
S IL K HOSE
Chiffon and Service W eigh t
Some W ith Pointed Heels
All Colors and Sizes.
D A IN T Y
H A N D K E R C H IE FS
A ll Linen— Hand Made
Embroidered amt Lace Trimmed
youiur
SI.50 to £3.00 P e r Pr.
Ladies
In Boxes- 50c to $1.50
S IL K U N D E R W E A R
Brassieres,
Teds
MISSES DUESSfc
•8 to 16 Years,
Childrens Dresses
All Wool Crepes and Flannels
Gowns, Pajam as and
Blue and Pink
$8.50 to 812.50
W ashable Silk Crepe
Bloomei
2 to 5 years
I
de Chine, Rayon and
Sm aller Sizes
in W ool Crepe
Georgette.
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Beautiful M aterials
A ll Colors.
E xcellen tly Made
S1.50— $3.50— $3.00& 10.00
$3.75 to 36.50
Notice To Music Lovers
Bi&* Display o f “ B ye-Lo” Dolls
. * A ll Sizes
§2.50 to $5.00
IN F A N T S K N I T W E A R
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N E W G E N E A U S T IN RECO RD
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All Wool Sweaters, Saques and Capa W hite Pliik and Blue,
From 50c— 75c to $2.50
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On Sale Today.
Come in and Hear It.
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E SANTO;
F L IV V E R ’S L IN E S “ J A Z Z E D ”
Georgia Mast Defeat 'Ted
To Keep Its Record Clean
And Win National Honors
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International News Sen ice
Sports Editor
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N E W VOItK. Dec. 29.— A nything j T i i r
T h l ' f t l H r C rj ’n ' ' J p O
can happen in football, they »>-. j " J
A t . . titllw ,o I
t^L-L
possibly even a tnuchhael; on
f»n o r (T | 0
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Vsafety, and beyond ail doubt -ey
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oral things will tomorrow, ns the
. pastime make* n formal but not
A T L A N T A Ga.
oltogther official eveunt whst. lu'i'rnnti-innl
Nov
1,
■thnt ma/ bn. Perhaus the Univer* f'nn-d by th-- vir; -sl!y * i
• slty of Georgia, atioitt tu norh.tle i.**k u: placing .i .in4' ^u. -u
.what probably ha* horn it great- bill (,
i*i • i - tbi-. "
dstipeason, wil find cu'.. ITihupa jti ti< •-ityV 'iipt'ly *•i" nt-*"i•
not. Anyhow, tito Huiljng* ru j«: l! >’ U| 1 ■ini. mun-g'-bent Georgia Tiuh itr Atlanta uni - h*iU ! - if \fJ:il't;i tut
within 21 hours <ir thnt wonderfo i In- ho •ji ii.. 1*-.
Thl* is tin1 putt Roadster—ano.her of the i w nimc s that incorporate*
. record will become n gmnd nt*i
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hutcl mo(uigi r ..eti* <
vat— something i i m i i ' bcforu
ruin, Incldenttill; . it might lie
formerly larM'd, The arrow rails attention to the pluie whin* t!;e kuku)
Ford
models
. mentioned that n lot of f;iir f mtthan
former
just hark o f the flash.
ball teem/ have exp* riene d d;f>'i
mill'
■culty in heating Tech u-jtitin 21
I l*v#‘ smutto! inn Sa oeetipj
years.
L IN C O L N
Tlih'e thousand n:ib away, in *un- •d r* m* available tl ■ *
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furnished
opart
men’
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nnd
. ’ Los Angeles to be prelim, thn
, boys from Southern C jlifrn i-t who ;>nr r- mu i ;it . ore . nt l> ■firi!»:-i*
have eett refer*, i hy h ‘ list the football gitra- t-. Notre h
>r ’• l r’ ; nigh i»n! Sal
Dnme on either n short, or n long td .
\ nivori 'i and
count or something " r maybe t nf.
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meet
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nothing, will meet \Vnshirg*m in
' :glit game, the
ii gnme thnt we a long rinii; rum- tlf'n
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i ing hut will n nke up tot alt lust Ifi: i;
i. I.sul team em*> motion, if an',
.lu*t a the •ft •*.- j Ice/*/ tu d be*- i • f'Ut i -i
T ie.-flay night ISO.*" J People A re Asked To
’^ e - •
, In-Georgia I'nii meeting vjll d** I'tfirioin wa ■ • ir*M*d ti* i
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The
(ii\e Two Dnlliira Each For
III
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CVi,fi*i--U'f*
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I - o Years To lund;London
' championship, «u -will t)u* Wo >h- II l;l .f -•■-III ' . . Ii, I.* l'\V
Mar-,, siimiting
One lintel nf P'll rot.ni '
* »ngton-U. H. r . A ffair dispone nf
ii:
<ict I’ i r Opera Hoti tv
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;dui(jt |..illtll) ri'ipie [x i ' i r
the.Tonst ronferi*ner title.
law di
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Udilnv.
TbilL i1*1 tl, will lief till- whether li'iTVi. In nrilei II 'ill...
u .-'anfur-!.
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the roei* is to end in n lie or whe ill Itiy II ■ (■ l: i*ill-, .1 ;'l| id . 1 1-1114
. Ii point-', v.i-re u - 1‘ ■ .i ■■ i opw-i < in the worbl
I hi- ii
wmnee
ther a t earn that has nothing to do was hi n tghI T r‘ Vi aud
t" I! -a
i ....a --I f i r l.oad-jn and alx pr-i
menl*
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v-itiy with the game at nil i
. bc-eonr
Junior High ( 11) i
b.l i in-- i '-vt y e a r if laO.Otin
>ntn !.nb- Mi
. 'the champion, uainoly nml to wit, (lining roorfls fm I lit* ei;
I!. F.
Hester
Vi hi
'■m'le
dl ujtd' i tala- to r o n trih u te
deefiitift
.ipmi
ter
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ij Stanford. For the Trojans i in. i
l . F Kin law r-H I 1 • ' if HiC ,e tiexL fivn yea: ■
Hi lam■- Vvin this nne from a v ry
1 The I’lillrnan *' .infirin;'. "o<;il
", i i I Lilt.a law Hi) ' I
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■ t -Utt. to even g it ntie in the rneo 1 i| to. ha* aniinum■d tiuii it will
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I-i ’ 'f r inI I i ague of Opera hr
, whereas before Im*t Saturday they ]
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It Ip title
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tm'. I>. Sir Thomas Hoi
. were undefeated tin- counting ovei n l!u- \*.litnta yardfc it- -•,*>it i
Itv I a**- Maty, I • i
i- tin is** whn riinn''i oh' tin r'mrr.s
, i ’ i v-■-ii-t-turniiiis eondui
end riding high toward the iiuGun-ti ft •-t I ii i i * ur 111-1 t • .i- !
;inn* ;
r.l, instead of a mere -ectiouu! ■if. hotel*.
r i.nera lovers to atar.m incr-il .«jr, r. v for K iiibiv., 11. --» r f o r 1
(litlv nre hotel ha
championship.
•• J ‘ i < i rumised that •(
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Georgia Rtaniln in much the name ;vyuliv»*ly that it '-'ill •U-u • ii re*- L*«n *• : 1mu r cir
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miti i ’ i ’orthconiing th-; 'V ■>.
• •• 1 |i-s |liggio for lir
position today. It i« tlie only maj er\nli'in*. “ i'll rntl'-c piit eijitco M - ' i
> i-- a v ill open early tte\
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house
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or team In the country that ha- any: Wi* will l
•i pt ice- h ilf the prices lit ■:.*:•
survived its schedule without » ith- ■ii-n-r and have f v « •• >'unpt.iiiit i Lyl
e-.iiul - 11-ri
! t!r l defeat or tie; al o the only if wi- simply fill up . . hey conic Even it • I.i" at
'.ini-i Of Venture
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^ t*am to win from a fine Vale elov- iii anil when we are ’’ r
eg I- ' iihemc Sir Thom,
, ert. But one iniastep tomorrow
gave !— fiitlo-.ving facts as th
will mean n cnllapse o f everything,
(■•■u if ( a,ms of !.i* venture;
•. ff>r thwreby Georgia nut only would
lb re i t the ( lure tin. country has b< “ n wa-Yng f, r -*ho official ptiut-• of tin- new Ford.ear, released hy the herd Mulct i o. THii
I-- • :!il and endow eventually
‘ blow it# chance at the national
L ml-ui ....... nutii-nal opera bun .
( title but the southern chumnionmw Tminr Sedan. A short insj»e«
n reveals radical differences b "tv.ecu tip new model and the old “ lizzie.”
with '•1 -1 1 1 1 * lasting five or
■, ship ns well. An it can be dune.
\ a :!■•• inn * and radiater liner. It:-' o I * eu changed : <* that tlie Ford m*v. ri lUnblea :i “ hahy Lincoln.” N-ite also the fottr-whwl InhiJ
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In fnet, the way those virile
i wI,ii ii hi -.- stnndariL eiptipnii it. St-o jiow ;l,c* lines.of tho wiuihnvs and door have been changed to give an appearance ef tot
Tis — I g pr- vincial cities,
gi-pts play' each utiif-r down in
’flie vvl.i 1 i.i thin miklel are not win* whceLi; tliu sp>-kes are in realihv thin steel tubes, said to give aided strength. S.saisrJ fffitl
in i; ;lii*c lined nine r-'of tho hi
Georgia; anything is
|kihim!i 1c .
The -kith aimuai .-Ml-Amerii ivn mii-i tl talent of the British hi
Tt+h not only Inns a good fn'ilb..il
a feature of t <■ new model. Tho jym tank iri under tho cn
-Sl. I.mi! , M(I. Dei 1 With Id' fu-.l'inll teiim, n- u-uiivd by (irai*tr
'-i t*4m but it has enjoyed a fail ,«*■i’ti e. Li p-.i.'ido n first class j*
member**
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the
flarehnl!
V.’r.terr’
“ ason, losing only to Notre Dnnie
b ’i l Rice in <’**111^r’n Weekly to- n '-I'-ni nnht- Ira: And to ens-n
-■;* when the Iriih were nt ijm top of Aesociatint: oi" Airmrint voting, th t|; I ,* t*t nillptf if*il nf AtftlM !'*VOI'll fli'- i ii•■' t rices uf admission, except f u
W H A T T H E D R IV E R W IL L SEE
thfir stridi and rattling a round IP2? ul!-stm nmjor '! ague team, \
different ei>llegi*4 in eelectin.; ii tivnl " r
■; rial perform inee<,
feature it- The Spwtins
' Vanderbilt outfit tu a tie score. ‘
the
mythii'al
ndthinal
t*
am,
rive
USE
•■halt lie sim il.! to ordinary theati .*
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fbvrgia Tech has a real fighting News, nuiiiinul b.i-ea ilt it* w-paper ii .veil thi* cn-uperation uf numer- prices.
published in ihi city, which upQ U A K E R STAI
C’ '’ hnr.cc to win. So 1ms Washing
mim emtehes.
.'■'.ul'- riptinns to the League will
lop nut on the coast; It hasn’t had . *’,* i‘ r> 11 ’ *r ' ,'vet'': ’ !
Only,
on
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tho
soi
Id
and
administered
by
tlm-e
to travel east to Ghlcagn, take n »hly ono <f the m
intcre-.ing
OIL
G P tS C O N T R O L
one-point beating i‘ ,1. o n’t think m? thr‘ &1 '-ggregntlnn , ever deed called big three nppeanv on thi* t rt-Hiv •, a< cording to Kir Tlnunas
,M-America line-up. fTiarb- w*rlh j
SPARKCONTfcOL
$.H)|»,00I) A Year
I*, doficrveil and then return h om e;"* u,M,n- ‘
-l|n it, if. that in
nnd ro Farther for
•t.f Yale is cho i**n n t center. N’-» - The seiie - e involves fiji « vpenteam
v/n
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with
no
GASOlIttll
T o (pIny n game on Vrhieh will hang
M oney.
Free CraaM
ndloge ha.; mere than om* repre - ! dt' r<- * u'-"lit ?ri00,0()0 n year, an 1
th’j succean nr failure o f it mason many participating in the voting,
GAUGE |
tin nf the most interesting con- intative on the t'*nir- :*.nd the we t ! * mi i T* year wil tho tn ’. e ;
yerticc.
l ’hytiicnliy, tin* odds are lightly
ln. favor of Washington i ccnu.u- of w is H r a i isition on ti c, team |irnbiit'!nati-. !i;r .tig /iv of tlie* (ir.'.liori;c an expenditure ul more!
than five-sivths o f the .amraal
tb it Chicago junket. I'nycholog unr li.a! for -»* nil bare. Roger eleven place:!.
C E C IL L. UIN1
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D ASH KA
.nine
a! a da hie incunic. It Is Inten ! d tu
lrally and on paper, the Trni-mt Hornsby of h<- New York, GiantPuiitinn
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in -*d out Frankie Frisch of th- Fed
Ousterl.r.nn, Michigan make a five year experim
rnnic into their own;
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M01 ^Y. Kir*t St
They got a tlo with Ftnnfonl * erdinal fur whom he v.-au traded Tackle
Ila -koWid.i, Ohio State wo third " f the necessary - amt
IGNlffOM]
»v'{il• Washington got, u i!;-foa* •
’ l,:t? tntirgln. Lou fiitard
Smith, Notre Dante
have not been subscribed hr l ebiU G H T C O N T ftO L
They apparently have one of 1h* (iehrig of tin* Yankees, and i’ i
SWITCH -' 4 1*-.
Ghnrh;. worth, Yale.
-- ii y 1 M-\t year, all ifm.
re
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grl Lest coring threats in the
■ nuc o ’ the Pirate a. along with Guard
el ived will I*- returned.
Crane, tJ!in- i.*.
country in dry and the better at* j Ibilii* Ruth, wer.1 standouts, uu‘ .> Tackle
Fir 'lii-iina.; lteeeham will ho j
fbuith, Peninylvanta.
tc^Mifr line lest, we forget, that I Knitted Ilia majority of votes fm- Rad
Mn:h, Georgia.
h ly re.o uii’-ihte fur the p due-1
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of thf* touchlmiA: or ,fnfo |b^th riicht tin*! b*ft m *M . • iD wa^ Quarterim-1 Drury, LLof S, Cali. *t:nn mid fi - tho selection of the;
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LE V ta
ly'.iu Chiuigo should key them up h ,,n' 'd In the latter posit ion, givr’ ir-ts: hiit h wifi have the n port ,
liidCiack
Cagle, Army
ln u d the fighting jump, e ven ,ing Fuiil 'Aun'-r ’.he right ficM
and fidvh ’ o f hn advisory h >ml of
llalfl -il; We) h, IMltsburg
!f the matter o f the const champ- honor1. Here
'he t atn.
well-known musicians and i du >
ic’.i.dup failed in thl3 respect, whieh Li ft fluid—tiem e llertnan Lu.h. :.,Hi 1 ; Joe-ili*t;f, Minnesota.
ers.
CHOKE
1a hardly likely*
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' Yankees.
Still, ji traveling team is often ( enter field- Al Harry Simmon". declared that while there wan ro
GASOLINE
' BRAKE
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, a li^Ktgf team and the Trojana have Athleticju
PCT COCK
way of defeating the promit state
licro more than the Huskies in j Rltrht Hold—I aul t«. w finer, l i r
tranihling statute
uud that the
thr lost week, the latter’s jaunt i ates.
prfnenco o f hookies or the pari
fr*>m Seattle being a minor con* ] Third base — Harold Tray no/, I ir- mutuel at thu track would result
<>-*%* v< *. . f ,
sK-’ crndhp hy comparison.
|n»e;i.
Shiartstop— Travis Jackson. Ciantr. in th*- enforcement o f an injunrtion
CL'JTCH^;/^
that would e!a,-t? tin- iruik. there
A rO U T onc.fourth of' Florida ( Second base Rogers
Hornsby,
f ’Tj STARTER.!
Wa: no titntute jigniu.il racing olid
TRADE MARK M*
JACKSONVILLE, FI i . D. . 2—
will he “ tick free" hy first of Dec* Giants.
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the
hoi>e
could
run
aroumr1
First has©—Henry Louis Bohrig,
AKE
—-(IN S ) ■ Florida-linl’.uil i\■ngcmb'.’ r.
th.- trucks all they wanted to. They dont fruit trnding will be i iuguYankee*.
Catchi.r—Cliarles Leo
Hartnett, emphadzed huwi*Ver, thnt gamb r.itod Dccouvhcr 20 when u; first
accclerator
ling would he prohihLicd.
r*nhs.p:iTo id Florida
ownand
The Simrftntc.vOurt i-aGy Hi!; grapefruit will sail for i -gland
Pitchor— Herbert J. l ’cnnock Yan
T h e thoroughly pu"
year
bc-i*r that tiiu I'i.ri-mLu.iel
kees.
year hehl
) nhrnnl tho ntmunship Dav ninn,
'Uid refined calotnw
Thia picture of the wheel, dash board anil instruments of the new Ford shows how radically the new model
or
Pitcher—ChaTlcs Tb>ot, rubs.
ur . urtificatc* sale system of wagUu. i^lDrUtl; Xcytawl ifn*. AtiLined with c«i*W “
differs from the old. N !e the horn ami light control on the i . : icr o f the whiol, with i»pnrU and gas con
Pitcher—1
Theodore A. Lyons, White erill'f 1 .
. r 7 ’ 11 ip r u ^ h ita u d y WO.OUO w orth ur th a
corrective ogcnlt- (
uni
Sox.
iii.u.-,- Um h Inrtdu
rude and mi - f fniik w i» lltakt! U j, t ] u .
, ;u . 0
trol Ih Iuw ; tho hand ge;. shilt lever, wiLh foot throttle uud .starter on the floor; tho gtumline guago, dash
Nauseali:3S'"'Saro •
r u -1i, ,jI ff4■l« l* i lr*Ii**110i If - 11
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t a W four injunction suits nnilj xhaH eam cr Is the f-irt uf three light, ammeter and speedometer grouped together on th
ash; ehot;c und gittiolinu pcteocl; uC the right
a* criminal netton in which r . , to ,.t. u^ tl in tho Fhirida-i:nBhind und rhu cluteh and brak< peduta replacing the old three-pedal system.
track owners ware tho defendant.*. fruit shipments.
Persons nnd Company of London
F U N E R A L TO 11F. HELD
will have charge o f the s.j|« of grees during the trip f r m Jack profitable, according tu citrus cx
citrus fruita shipped over thi lino sonville to Liverpool.
pert*.
BOSTON, Dec, 2 — (IN S )— (from Florida and n .considerable
With prevailing high. freight
Funeral services for Henry \V. { Increase fai tho market demand for
An extensive camaign intrwlucrates and the many changes nece iM IAM I, Fin., Dec. 2 — (I N S )— Savage, noted thimtrica! producer Florida grapefruit nnd orongo is
ing direct shipment.* of Florida
Preparations were under way of Boston nnd Jensen, I-luridn.| expected with tho exploitation of sary to ship fruit to northern fruit to England wil« be conducted
here today to open a -12-day racing will he held on Thursday* it wa# an- j foreign trade,
mr.rkeu tk, ( , „ l p , .xp o,U U .n c.t,
lh> „ riu, h
| All’ fruit shipped to England will the fruit is expected to be niinro j
program at the Miami Jockey Ciuh nounced Wednesday. Savage.
tracks on January 19, in fnc« of ‘Jh’d at the age o f 08, was n pii-n- Jfirst be prU-coolrd at a n frig-rathreats hy County Solicitcr Robert ec*- in producing opera in English, jtfcn plant in thi* city and then
R, Taylor that he would prosecute Me also produced Many musical, placed in the hold o f the rhip
1whieh will ho refrigerated, just
tho operators of gambling devices comedies find comic aperus.
or bookies Derating nt tho track.
----------- --------*
before sailing. The cn!d-*tot^gu
A test case to obtain n lower
LAKE; G lT Y — FIuriihi Power & rooms of the steamer, according tv
court opinion on n nuw System of l ight Company’s lea plant hero f the unnuunceinent lu re, will he
wagering instituted hy W. ,L completed.
maintidncil at from III) to li) de
Downing, owner o f 51 percent uf
30x3*4 Cord rrii-es.............. ’......
the shares o f tho track was thrown
out of etui rt Inst * week -V*ht*n at
31 x4 Cord T ir e s ......
torneys appeared as “ amicus
32x4 Cord T ir e s ........ ..................
curae” and alleged the suit a fcH um Changed i t ’ s N a m e
titious one. The case was thrown
Our Famous Black Beauty
out without any opinion.
«
to
•State officials at Tnltnhn,;:. o
30x3l/4 (O versize) T ires
Atlanta Is Packed
Junior Hip;h Quint FINEST OPERA IN
Defeats Lake Mary'ura?i n ivtfi pi.
In Fast Game, 11-7
V ;LL
KEARDIN BRITAIN
Ip
0
.
m
m m m m
Nasb, Georgia Eial
Baseball Writers Makes GrajUland
Announce Choice Rice AH-American
Of All-Star Team
\
m
PEEDOMETEftf
Netft time yc
b u y calomel*
^fei^RGeNO/M M
fo r
Florida’s Fruits To
Be Sent To England
lu Ice Cooled Boats
H
I
Scoring ;Punch
Race Track Heads
Plan T o Op e n A t
Miami January 19
SPECIAL
Thp Sanford Cycle. Go.
Phln Jimmy Ktrk, a high febool
»
Bartlesville, Oklm, j f i r .
bts a ’scoring punch. Id
no recently, be gained 420
“
M to tw it ia
Bryan’s Sporting Goods Store
Ellon J Monghton
»>
I
F a ctory upstairs over Overland Oi
in Sanford.
Same Management
Same Place
. *
r
Same Service
Christmas Trade
29x4.40 Black Beauty
\Vo W ill Continuu to^ Handle the Finoft Lino of Sporting Goode
Architect
U rst N a tl. Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.
up especially f°r
Sanford, Fla.
Entrance, Commercial St.
�TOE SAN I
8— Financial
jriord Doily UcTala
IT A D . R A T E S
if: Caoh In Adronca
foot *ds. win be received
iftronf and collector sent
Eiately for payment.
r
10c a line
___ „8c a line
..Sc m line
ti _________
4c a line
ne rates on requcau
reduced rates are for
lutive insertions.
/words of average length
(tinted a line.
[imum charge o f 30c for
Insertion.
I Advertising is restricted
Iper t lassification.
In error is made The Sannerahl w ill ho responsible
I)« one incorrect insertion,
{ctrtiser for subsequent
Ions. The office should be
|,1 immediately in rase of
! SANFORD ROND AND M oPT.
g tGAGE t’ OMI'ANV 112 Second
Herald
representative
Lilly familiar with rates
■ aml classification will
lou complete information.
] y„u wish, they wilt assist
wording your want ad
|Ke it more effective.
JI'OIITANT NOTICE
rtisers should give their
B: |«)stoffice address as
, their phone number ii
•sire results. About one
out of a thousand has
phone an<! the others
communicate with you
they know your address,
lisconlinuence MUST he
i person *t The Sanfora
office or by letter. Telellacotillnuenrea are not
Prompt - Efficient
Service
'FOR S A I L
own several good
lots m Sanf.,r |_ (,n paved streets,
FOR SALE:
Celery and Strawberry plants Rett I that I will '**■11 at Jess than eost on
Packard Phone 7:tti,
j terms of ■
‘Mb.nO cash and $10
monthly to n responsible buyer.
G Y I SO PIIILA,
Calendula,
Lu2 0 0 car • The Herald.
pines. Bachelor Buttons or Corn
------- :-------------------flower plants for sale.
B F i
Whitner .Jr.. 129 Summerlin A w ! |Mr. daiiic* i .avan may secure a
Ft Mellon. Phone 882-W.
free ticket t<* the Milane at The
! lit raid office
PLA N T N ltlK E S vegetable seeds
and be Mire of germination, tyae FOR SAI.F. o ;,k ||,|| corner I«jt.
purity, s**ed disinfection. Make o ir
Cheap. Nary little cash required.
office ^ u r headquarters to talk On Geneva V.,nuc. An exceptional
over seed prubteins.
Kjnneis C.
buy. Box 12:: I'are The Ilerahl.
Stoke.-* A Co. J8 Me I junior Arcade.
—
Save 2.V , , (), s. Vaughn, optome 27— Muncy T o Loan
trist, I.. II. Griffith. Optician.
Sanford optiial Co., aof*
i;t
Money In lean on residences in
Lyes examined. Glasses made, only
Sunfotd, I*»vv interest rate. Box
fully equipped. Plant in San'ord.
■*’93, ci.
Hie Hi raid.
\|s*» vvaicb mill cloej repairing
reasonable prices.
( L A S S ir iF I) D IS P L A Y
(’ .cycle. Gun, Lock and Phonograph
repairing our specialty.
Toys,
bicycles. Spurting goods, and fishiman’s supplies. Geo. \V. Iietd.'n,
"(h e Bicydo Store." Mi Lander
\i cade.
Mi. Dan Hansel! may secure a
fro;* ticket to the .Mimic, at Tic:
i le rail office.
1.1— Apartment For Rent
A u t o |----------------------------------------------
r ai. ■ sheet metal works, j ,N,t cly furnished two room apartBch Avenue. Phone 71ti-\V.. nient with garage. 7d.*> W. Pirst
tlcet.
INFORD BUM ii C3
Nicily furnisln’d four room upper
[f 12 y ngonlia Ave.
Apartment
fidd Palmetto
Ave.
Fls-re <i6V.
Apply N. O. Garner — Phone <510
a free ticket to the Mi- —W.
Lr Mrs. .). L. Zorn, at The
For Rent— A furnished apartment.
■office.
Mrs. It, 11. Chappell.
Phone
j
r.78-W.
HUPJ5—UARir!ON8
tin css Service
II
(.!» |s«-rt \ n| .1 I. Sam1r. I
in Miiti if > 1
•t *| • VS l Ml It.II ,*ml J-It I i_ Ills' lit
Thi*
l»si
IH!;
For Rent—tine
apartment, all
ieoces, ?2o.00
2u7, 913 W.
nicely lumitked
modern cimvcn
monthly.
Phono
1st SG
g.ania transfer pictures, APARTMENTS FOR RENT— In
alnts. and brushes. Sun
the Herald Building. Right dawn
euse Paints and Varnishes. town. Partly furnished. Reason
•hi* and Wnll Pap»’ r able. Inquire at the Herald Office.
W. First St.
CLEMENTS APAR TM E NTS til’J
pTE in every shap* r.ml
Park Avc. Apartments— 2 and 1
etc.. Sanford
Cement —garage and water. Reasonable.
Company, Fifth
and
Eta. Phone 112-W,
FURNISHED apartment for rent
in the Herald building—« down
Russel.
Fartns, Groves, town [ cation at remarkably low
110 V Park Ave. Phone rates. Ask for Mr. Haines ut The
Herald office.
\l 11A NI».
SI*i*111if.
S«*mirioji*
Itninlx. rlnrlila.
ESTATE
i
\ ‘t i
ju d u i"
STATU n r
>l 'Ii .".I i; c i il’ N T l
I i • .i \
•
i i r - t v t i : i >r i: vt.i’ i i it o u
IN T| I K * *i III 'I l'i iH M 'U T *>■.■• SI-'.MIN, »|.K i • ■' N T *
Kl.t UtlDA.
IS
» II A Ni T i n
11 I KI.USi >N ST ANT >A III •
id f i :
I ' - I ' l ! INi i: I ’n i l f A N V
n I'm'.
imr.i l inti, i **fii (liftHi .i thi
Miscctlniicmis
well established rebusinejs.
grocery
Inventory about $io00.00. Rea
sonable rent, now doing nround
$2000.00 business
per
montli.
Address Box 990 c-o Herald.
(Legal N o tic e s )
II,—Houses For Rent
NOTICE!
i ■ .______ _
Rt) rrl ,
1
,
y 'd to do
r,-;
. .
gen-
.'ppiy, P. o.
. 'f-an to live In
e tjr e of two chil-
L T " M|afy but <»o.*d homo
t £ A v . * n u ^ “ * H* BWR
ill?
solicitor, woBox xxx c-o
cB rear of lot at 1*05 Magnolia
Avenui. Price* reasonable. Term"
exceptionally easy. Address Post
Of fie 3 Box 431, Sanford, Florida.
dRelieved
a e without
he
“dooing.*’ Rub on
v ts s s
0.1H Zl Mu.:>ni, JAW. U-tD vt
I am back in businrai* and will
do lhe s tine high class work
that I haw alwaya done. Spec
ialising on battery nnd electrical work—
D. C.
_________
I
Batteries Charged
$1.00
So-called **commoa" colds are
da*. r",- s. Gr1,'pe
or 1iJ any re-dL
Che.-k the c;ld
HILL’S Cwc.i.'n.rrom.oi^uinine ublets Mop a co l u one dvy.
Driveobt the poisons. Pt-iy w»fcl In-tw
on HILL’S, in ihe red box- 30 ccsU
at all druggists,
m ix’s
• B n s d d c » Quintan
Renaud
Battery Shop
L. A. Renaud, Prop.
301 W. Second St.
Next to Spencer's Top Shop
and U-Drive Ik Garage
»*»■ • ' ■—
■■ m ■ * ■
f.in sro w ,
Dec. 2 — ( I N S ) —
borty -ttvo penult* were feared
ti* ha',, d r " ' mi) todav in severe
Hirin'* i I'u-li awept the Bl.iel; mid
<’;• p'.in Sea*.
Several hundred
tisherman and I I I fishing xnincks
wen* 'mi,-sing.
\TI A N T A .
lici
2 11N S i
'J'lii* comparn.ni.'i e . ir’ iaee ii ge 1
which xccinx to In- xv.i l’ing th, •
lion four .| ri'spnn-r l*' \lluiil i |o
«'a\ when the mi'riiirr.* .■f ! r. Ci |
Me Laulin’s
s h e a re r, 19, <tglct I f i ;,. i i,
Enj;r;tvin(v
irc-hman, anil ,M - Nacati C ’ ■ .. Id I
high a bool girl, xv.crt I ■*■ . , |
diam ond M ounting
**1-1 silltfi* b il'') Ii uni, wa .urn i i.
W atch H cp n irin g
cl
Irn ciiT s-O p to m etrlH t
V* I. "I ,11 *, *I'.*'.11VI' , ill 1,1*1.
* with I.i- p ar’iil'. a ini
• 1 ' 1 I '! th e d e sire for many
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'
ft
111
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Ixl
tin
1beji),, w it It licm.
I b.* I w o Well* niari i c l this wee'-.
.
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t t i l it r
t' Ini I I.I
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•i in.* I ;t vit rui
,*t •* of Kl**i i*l-i
k: i v *•n Ihill
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u ■ ‘M ’
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fX ’'e'.t. ,1 ! |, r .» n o
‘
1 '•
th • (*» 1Al
n th mr mu
$ t $ M ni n
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1 |*1 1 *•, I 'in-'"
■I \a \ **»■Mi ni-* wr*
■irtnor
ll
•I 1h«» l t (|il)
r»2*i. Itil's fill'll M|||tl I H'KtrVt S' *'l ’
11 ni y ■*Mi' . and tui - ......a „ .,
11 I t ' l l
lor lex
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m l i i ,i«**
ih.-
I
Till* 1 *
Th.'
■ the
sji.il, bit! lhe con i.i i-
*'i :m v;ij*o ,.f J o i,.rhin,* ll,r ;
1 Ji.lin ..Ih) \ ubc -j l l. \ i;
in liii ird. Kimixis , sjniri •.[
1 to a ilt ci! ion lo wail ui long
deed 1 ■
l n « S.lid ] ■•heo'ie.
loiii.i. lot, i'll »L'i| |,y
I** i ,\ -hiI h .i I I Mi Hi in
fan.
i t it r it h i
i«
tv ll
. IHk :• Tr I*:. Th.
T>
Plan To Be in
Orlando for the
1V 0.1t llnusal
Event of the Year
h"W in'.*
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lit"
t ’ ,r * t it l
I,*n*| hi-1mi ii*"*i*h***•'*! iii khir .*0
■f III*- Ip** tin lie** *tf him’I* ■ari r .
N t l T I f i : 1*1' MAS'l'GIl'H H A L L
Notice I Inr.l.y ulvell Ilia* 1111iler mat l>> \lrlio of a I'e c r .. id
. " I . cl.isiii. mni Sul" chttretl Ml lb*'
.ill i 'c . n t l l l i . l in use. i.n Hie 2UHi
it.iv iif Oct..ta r. A I*. 11*27.
I .ns
S|» clitl .Maxi, i
In fliattcury. *»:*
Ui.inliiy Hi.- •*It .1 *y >.f H e c u d ie t.
I I*.. I927.xi*me l/clilg a Itule I*;i>
d Ihlx I'tiiiM ,*)i,l a I.'Kill xab's day.
Ml (r.ml 7nf Ihe t'l.uil
lli.iixe el
Hiinforil. Hi inlii.il.' I'.mnly, Florlila.
will td fe r f.o Mik lo th,* Idu l o -.1
mill l.ext I,|i|.lee lot ciixtl, din III.:
Ill* leual lioiii of xab*. Ihe f"ll"w
iiii : dexcrlh. il land, xltuatc,
l >I>»-r
and I-.* I ll u In Ihe i*"iiti(> >>f He lido*.lx
iiiol Stale of Florid,i, more |*.trlt< it.
Im lj ileRcrlli.it ii» follows, lo-wM
I id 2!t of
I'lorl.la I ./no I amt
FolonJtnlhiii I'oniDiiny'x tVIccy
I'litnialMin. ii - per plal reiord• *1 In I *I ni Iteok t
pan**
H* mlmde fo u n t)' Iteconlx. Conla ln ln g I ,v :tl-|io» aerex, mo,e
or lem.
-I.o l 3X o f Florjit * lain.I mol
('•■tonltailon
*'omput*|'»
i'l.i
i f f e l e r y I'lnninllon a" reeord*
r*t In I 'In I |i*e»k -1. p.ixe t :i.»
t . cords iif Hcnilnol" i ' miimi *.
Florida, i)uiit:ili.lim I e. 32.Mm
a. rex', more *ir lexT . r m a r . f ur Ii I 'nr*1Iiii Re r to
pn>
.. ilei'.l,
IV i: W ID TH .
An Hpec'al .Vaster In f tiiMicry.
IV 11,H* *N, HD VI,): A I *K 11IT* IN.
HoiicliorR fo r I.'omplakuant.
Jusl Uithmilrd n Car Of
Carey Shingles
this
The udvice nnd counsel you
secure frum Ibis ngenry mean
that you know just how your
Insurance stands. You will find
out the protection yon have, th,.
possible increases your need,
your property nnd xour insur
ance.
(j
Incident a[ly you cun secure
from us policies Gint will safe
guard you front every p« ■ihle
loss.
A . P. Connelly
SECURITY
&
I.U M B K R CO.
r»2B Maple Ave. I’ nunc 797
(M il
DEVELOPINUI
PNEUMONIA
Psrslitent cough* and colds Nail t*»
serious trouble. You can »iop then*
now wilh Creomulrion, an emulsified
creosote that D pleasant to take. Creomulsion la a new medical diworcry
wilh two-fold action; it soothes and
heals the Inflamed membrsnrs and in
hibits germ growth.
Of til known druas, creowte Is rec
ognised by high medical authorities a*
one of iho greatest healing agencies for
persistent coughs and cold* and other
forma of throat troubles- Creomulrion
contains, in addition to creosote, other
healing elements which soothe and heal
the infected membranes and stop iho
irritation and Inflammsiiun, white tha
creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab
sorbed Into the blood, attzicli* the seat
of the trouble and chccLi the growth
of the germs.
Creomulslon is guaranteed satisfac
tory in tho treatment nf persistent
cougha and colds, bronchial aahma.
bronchitis and other form*.of reipiritory diseases, and is excellent (or budd
ing op the system after colds « ““*
Money refunded if tny cough or cold la
not relieved after taking occurding to
direction* Ask your druggist, (sard
You can
rely on
Anil Roofing
The) are Gun run teed
:Gii!iieri^
f-ational
_r'ou iiru Show
g g -T
Tlu\ ntoloreil to R I, ^tiring*.
u' Intv where they won* niiirrin)
Tw* I VeH.’ 1 J •"" i” ' \v< 1
lit** 1W '"*
! " i ! 11 »•** ?! * • • n l n ?
’.'h*"*»* • «■""
■ ■ •*•• • • . I , | .V, ",
.. I f - T V ."t
I'x
-!r
*i
xoii In the Slate of Florid a, xrrvIce i f a Sinnnionx in I'hancery up
on whom would hind you or any o f
>nu
T I I K U C F O H K ihlx lx to eotnniand
you II. S.
I.OS«!
and
L IL L IA N
I. o S O , till wife, lo each and ever*prrxoiinlly he and iq ipinr hefor*
our xald I'lrcnll I'.o irl at Sanford,
Semln.de' I'nnnly. Florida, on llo
..■iimil day o f Jmmarv,
IK2X in
make IIIIOUT to Mle lull or t'nmIdulnt Ihlx day flint iigalanl
you
h. the I'ontiilnlli.int In tlilx ranxe
ollie rwix e ihlx Hill o f f.im p la tn i
will lie taken n» nnifixaeil hy yon
and Ihlx railxe |irore.i| ex purte
Th. nature o f the xald >nit heln.r
ii anil lo fi.rerloioHint
cerlalll
no 'icaae
tinted
n.'loher 1, HOU
(to m tin*
defendant x It. S I .on a
and
LllUan l.onc.
Iili
wife,
|<>
Jelferaun Standard L ife
Inxiiranc.'
I'om iw ny. a eurporailnn. the t’nm.
loaliiaut. xihl iieolunwe pelllK if
record In Morlu aae Hook 27, linin'
I'JU of Hie I'Uldle Itecordx o f Srintncle ('minty, Florida.
II lx further ordered Hull tlilx
.NotIce I..- nuhllxhed In The Sunfn- I
II. i aid. a nrw-x|iii|irr puhllxlied III
Sanforil, Hrndnole I ’ounty, Florida
once a Week for four ( I ) colixecuI t i e weeka. niol it copy th ereof I.e
mnllril to each o f the defendauti
nilrnrd In thlx Order.
VVITSFSS i n ) hand nnd o ffic ia l
■Mil o f the I'lrcult I'nurl
nf
the
Twenty-third Judtrlul i'lrc u lt of
llie State iif Florida In and for
Seminole I ’nunly, on thlx the Ixl
day o f Iteceniher, A. D. 1SI7.
V. K I m i I HLVSS.
I'lerk i'lrcult i-.mrt.
A JI. WF.eiKH.
lletmly t ' I n k
fPC A G )
W ILSON. HQ V L B .\r m i l l ! TON,
Solii'ltorx |.o i '<on piiilua al
(onipanionate Tie
I nites Bay. Ii). And
(Jirl, l(), Of Atlania
' u* “ i * 'lie
W f l c * ani l
Hi *.
chooliiig tint U'on < cuitilctcil, l i e
* * 'her four
>dgn. Cll.'b
> t.< i n . ; .not L I L L I A N l.nN 'l, I In* il.it*
. h.
1.1 o If.
I■ f
ST A St.G V I A it t 11f
AI
Hi
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I.. MiKUN. on.I l: i: W I* H IT , I'd- M il.I ■
• ii
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) lvv:i
I * lolillil Hi.nil I.
• .1*1 MM it
h i l.i'V
f1ir«*iui ♦ » i*
* fh 1 rniU’hirr <
• •i : t•>-:11 n i - 1*1111.K -.V T loS
I SI % ih • ti H i l l h l ' l l ' I ll* I « •* Ik I h i* linen cli* "on * • i- iv
T i l l : ST A T K IIIK l . l l l t l l l A TO: Hill ill*
•f
» - < . " I i i 1m T
A
I* .
IU 2 *
Have Huge T r e t
• S. I.ii,M l mid L I U . I A S LONG.
t in
t if f lr h il
h K ’ Hh I tu t
W ill'
Itivi'l • th<* Jar* **’i"ii) t»i t'*nk*
1.1 - o i l ,
.-<* STATF. T A X *-t»M- i*ml Ki-.tl 11
f t.*
ih <hiN <>f <»»•!
i .MISSION. .IIO.NTOOMGHV, AI.A- fil«rr *V
thue an* rniilitned with huge tires
li.l.ll.V I ” f.'ti,limn.
V K. I M)1*1 JLASS.
costing $375 a fid. I i 'g > tin s i re
Ii a |i|i.nf lug from nu a ffid a v it
i f |i* i
l ' i * * Hi * I ’ u i i r l , i^f r i i l i i t i l i
n«*** • m v for travel over rough
I fll.ol in i l ili cnilB. h> Ihc I'nniiilnln| h .ilit t t
I l* * i | i t ; i .
l.uil Him ><>ii II, S IA IS l! anil l.ll.IU \ M WMKKM,
soft di torts when* there are no
I.IA S I.I iSO. I i Ih wife, art* each and
I» i* r* ad>. Thu* n•- • a' >.< -t ilpie d with
ever: ri’**l'li n t» o f a Slate nr ronnhuge 11versix <1 lailia' im ami water
I r> ntlier Ilian INe S late o f K lo rl.
t h i : i n:* r n * m ' l t T n r h f . m •I.i; mol tin** th> |irrxolit ail.lrer*
ts<
il.K 1 " 1 M l . I I . O I t l l ’ A.
IN tank*' to f'ltiction where* a camel
and |dm*i* of m l d . ’ in o o f you M. S
functioned before, ,
i l l A N lT.I'.l
I,n,NO and 1.111h*n. h li wife, in par- Ml |AMh! A- i t ill" ANV. ii fun*... f"lo
Ground rloarnac* is nearly a
tlciiliirly ax I i known I h c - o State
lilalnnnt
____
|
foot' n minhiliire vteel flagstaff
|Ta x I ’limmliixlon. .Montgniiirry, Ala 1 "
V.B
' luinia; Him you
II S I.<iiih
an i MAII T It: F t
h *ill
TIM
III as , Indlvidii.iM) |carries ihe Ruynl pcrnatit on each
l . l l . I.IA S I.OSO. Iili w ife, are each
anil ax .'.l iii'ii'ln itr lx o f III** cx|.|j ear. nrtl grips a- ** prnvid.'d for
and . o r) over tin- nice of tw e n ty at,, o f II N T i l l OIAH. il. cciixcil.
whi'e-rtltej Arabian out-riders to
one j e a r i and lliat there lx nu per.
rt
III.,
I i. fi-li.l.llllx.
Houses For Sale
*P Wanted Female
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V. 1 • . 1 1 lire
In** :ui - . f t "
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!n ‘ .iit’i ■ .tilt
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mb'.
t
' .mg to when passing thmu ;h th.- at the Rock Springs Presybterian
crowded cities.
church. P^*:urning homo it vrar
The cars are being >. t
t
thc.r intention to inform their parKing by the Stnr Motor
bf entx ut once, but found the ntOlhCT
\\ nvernnmpton, England, Fmar* of young Shearer quite ill, so dtr
Harr who is supcrvi-irj; th- 1. 1 ,
r< rrc’l it until torfay. Anrtou.tc
made the follow i*
it’cn! by both setr o f parent;*, .M'j*
'I havo been out
,.n l mid Mrs. J. M. Kstr* and Mr, at
•w exactly what th • i.. i j wont*, Mm. Vernon (J. Sheerer, b*’th
viously he uadort k me-,. I n-.g im-iiiren: S'iu!hrrit famijiea, matt
"uiT.eyA by can.c!, t . . . L.ig
i ;. nu. lediately fm hcoming. ('sr.-v
:ji) miles during . c.
1 i,,m . i.il approval of ,.ie r plans r .- ;
the night nnd earn;"eg by day
v:i.-> I r i l oivrtl unhesitatingly.
le will now be able t , , ,vi>V )»•
Mrs. Shearer will continue to’.hk
w>> n 200 nfuT Sflt) mil ,i d.-.y. a 1
kronvn as Snrah Esles until the
.iildition he can .ill. h i |,.de
time is ripe for her to enter into
■ui tin with h>ni. Th.s
,i -ri[
iriph for Brilich car engin. -ring .’cr wifely estate. The lord aid
l .dy tried hard to r -i *hv order, I ii'nster o f the union, will continue
-d one French
timt'e > •; at Oglethorpe wh:re he hex .it
’ •lined down. Th s is t
I' r-t t-me icaxt three and a half more year!
II-l-Saud has h.nl a i unp i.. *■],,. b efo re graduation.
•d‘ cars specially mad.- D.> n iisi d sevcnil oth*-r nu.k
n. f..t
M VNY DROU’NKI)
,•;;;!
FOR SALK
*-1 11- tit iimI - .lUdlh.-l
*1*1 »"*1 *i l '
I \\
fill A i re Cclciy land on pine
N 'll ,ti*l • ■n il nf > *MI .»!*• l»4*r«'l»' h
w i\ drive mining best flowing
• r . .1 .ini i • *i ill !*■*<I I *• |n FHi'lit iin> j.|»i. hi - ati'l ib'inaml** n limit vmi. *** ,
wcl.s in iliurict. 23 ncr-tir tiled
|
till
i >if vmi mi»\ have tmnlnnt lli* ,
pl,iM<'il in celery in high state
i.ii* i f Kiflph 1tiihl h **mii, <|.'ri'M1***1
of cull; vat inn, 12 acres cleared I la t* <f M'litliiiili- (*«<ti:11v !■ImI till! !■» _
fh* I fill'll ,I„|H *i, Shit t‘*i PI I'lHIIll > s i : \
and in cultivation. 20 acres
I mix* iff S« ii*.in.*!*- I *<mril a til 1i |h nf"
rough. Also $10,000. equlnin
hi I in- i 'mint v i *>>nt t I hiuhp iti
ntvr*. »V:q -ted above for 522,• ti 1j ni*i ** i'l'initx.
Klnriil.i.
\v 11Ii I: i
w• \\. mifiifliH fmtn tin* *1.tl •* lh**n* •
500.00. 'I his farm is easily
worth
$15,000.00
including
i* k . i : i m i s . s o n .
equiptui"
If interested see, or
1 .t. .1 ih I mIm t- 2K a . i» r»27.
/nltmr «-1r.i I *n i»f i In*
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Write.
H \ U * I I lt«»IUNHN»N 1
jiHt* I,
11. M. Rumbley
Sanford, Florida
I ’ niter Srctlon J7.1 o f tllr
V’ '
StnliitcH of (In* Slain of > loio'aN..llr.. In hrreby g l » . n Dint •
I'liirh, inirotuiDCr <>l 'fax «Vrllfici*tc
s<, .Hu. .Inlet *In- l**i ib*> of J o ."’
A t». |»I5. hns nil’ ll wiM *••»*Iflt-til.. lit m i office, .mil It;.-* nia.l1, Mtil.tli'iillon for tux ip .'.l to Is"'"'
l,e*
>1 ■|:**.-o wltli luiv. Sul.t c.-rtIfl.'ill*
(ItlllT P R IN T SHOP
n il.r lic - tlio follow Inn 0 . - ',nl>c.l
service on anything ir.
l,i..|.. rly ulumtc.l In Somlnf.le * " i i i l
hif. A phone call will get
■rit!it. l o - w l i :
Houses for rent, 1102 Elm Avc. ly.\vI-*I<
.1.2 " f l.nt X<! mill All t*o»
ha. Phone I17-W. 9 Rail-,
t U Vt.n A rs.lnlo n-onrni* BcoUami 003 W. Oth St.
Call 11.
, i . i g f «’.*•» Aititltboi I"
Bln*'*
Levy, Valdes Hotel.
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r
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lit tin*
ROOFING—The Roof EvI
o f in.. Intumi." of uucli r r f l i |k!g.
Meta!
nhinglec; FOR RENT five room bungalow fi.nl.. In i Iio mini.- of Unknown
located on corner lot 2300 Palmet
N o l l e I- h»rct»y slvrn that • (
ream tin and galvinize*!
purchusur nf T a * i f r i l l l i ' i i i 1’
Janies It. Cowan. Oak to Avenue. Largo living room, din t!|ark
N,i
Jin.. I.ilr.1 I In* l-l day o f Jtining
room,
kitchen,
bath,
two
bed
Third St Phono 111.
I I . t a l i , liutt fllr.l ».*M rrrllfl.nt**
____________________ ro-tns, front and rear porches. iA»i niv
o f f l i ’r. ii ml h.o* ininl- ii|i|»ln-a.
UP YOUR OLD W AhLSlthTncr liv’ rg out nf the city and lion fo r tax .l.n t I** l - 'i o In m .
..nliinco
w ilh law S.tId i*.1rl iftcatc
HR NL\V W A L L P A I N T 'will rent cheap. Inquire at Herald
. i. i.rji*. -* III* follow In-...... .
RING NEW A N D BET- Office.
I. ,q,...•!> uliuatnl In Mvininiite i ’ouwn
l-’ lorlil.i. In-w ll
•
UR FURTHER IN FORMAl,..is .*y.t lo s*>* Van Arsdal* «»*CALL PHONE 233-J OR 5-ROOM HOUSE for rent, furImrnn llrokrrug*' I'tf* Addlllni*
nishrd Phone 803 W.
C. GOLLER, SANFORD.
i<> I )lnek Umnmock, i" ucr.x.
Th*’ said land bring a x »* »»* d at
iln
.into of Hi.- luxuanc*- j ' f
s ' " ' 1'
FOR RENT—Kmaii cottage on rear Noll..o f Application lor nix J-'-rd
GRAPH— repairing, piano Of lot on Magnolia Avenue. Near . n U l c u n in the naiii."
t.. r.
by experts with IT years southslde school. $20. per month lIowaB
, . ,, ..
Noll. •• Is hurrby xlvrn l.ial I . »■
•’e. Sanford music Btore Address S. D. B. care The Sanford i ’ !iirk
|inrrIi»s.T o f Tux I'srtlfl«*al»
Shoppe. Room 10 Si 11 Mc- Herald.
Si. SIS, ilalvil ills 1st day o f Jnlir
\ i> m i l . lias fib’ll sabl curl l flea Is
Arcado, Phone 832.
, ,n mv o fflc r , mni hill, mads applh-a*
FOR R E N T -Small house tocatwl U n tLfh f tux ds.’.l I ” ls«il* Jn '>•**
lPpcr.
dunes wit it law Kald rrrt I flc a t i
I Signs
rv - ."-af,,,-all
;; klnda.
.......I at 2121 I'almettu Avenue. $25 cor
. 11,hr.I.I a I ho fiillo w lm .l.’Scrllool
•' * lnt * " :‘ 11 1upcr I monthly. Address R. P. H. Cure The oronsrly xituntsil In 8.’iUlnola *.oun— viAfiiix, m - w lt:
|Herald.
" N t: 1-4 o f N K l . t Soi l lor IT.
Tounslilp Je Snuiti It.*ago -IJ DRUG STORE— PreBast, t " uersa.
"•ns. Drugs, Soda. We nr*: House for feat. Hi'** W. Jst S-.
Tit.- "Uhl hind hslng n»»s"ss*l nt
Apply Kent Volcanialng Work*. •In dale of ihs iaauancs of n itn
iMi as your phone. Call 1<U
.'■.-nlflrntr In Iho nainu of t'nknown
Tlilrm 11 III ror«lftca*s shall hr re*
lv,G BLOCKS— Irrigation
to.n.nl uccoritlng
law lax dss.l
19—
and general cement work.
iviII 1-iiir thrreon or ths Ctli 'lay
if
Itn'rinhrr
A.
I*.
ISJTC'Mv.rcte Co. J. E. TcrVVItlissa
mv
official rlxnalurs
NEW •» ROOM house. Big lot next in,I
^ r f'P. 3rd and Elm.
...ii this iUr ;s«li day <>f
to school. $1,000. l’ ox IS I-A«* .31 A I*. TO27
V. K. DOt'II LABS,
Monroe, Fla.
t’lork Cl m i It I ’oiirt. arnilncle
» ‘oiinl)r. riullil
^ ' -Experienced girl for FOR SALK -$500 Cash, balance
|!> A M. WKKK8.
Is*Ja Tasty Shon Apply
*-ry easy, will buy beautiful lit30 and I DO P M
*tie home, well located In Sanfonl
—______ *
Owner will sell at Tea* than actual
*
present Mrs W F cost. Need* some money. Address
W'h a free" trefeit"to * the i!«x 97 Care The Herald._______
Herald Classified FOR SALE—Small cottage tuilt
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SHEIK’S CARAVAN
■&?; TO CARKY HAREM
ACROSS DESERTS
I
i • i ik
For Sale
STOLEN
<■ MNKSV1LLE. Fla., Dee. 2.t l Nsi I’ niveraity o f L!
fiet.ds annd police were Tucsda
stil! -reking the •hieves who Btole
‘•’ 'J prate chickens and pullets from
the 1 diversity's poultry house of
the ' dleve of Agriculture Sunday
mum. The hens were valued ;.t 21 W ive s R id e In C»real Wiuf ' bb'h and were the select poultry
ilowlcss C ars Accom panied
(o f the t Diversity.
IN R etinu e O f S erva n ts On
Lorn; T r ip s A c ro s s Sahara
(L ega l Notices)
B a r t o w New fire enrine ro•iv . h re
v it ii ►
: o r s n n n ir r s s a i .ii
iJ>\|i()N, Dec. 2- With M, •
j-4 hwrtOiy k I yhr thflt (in
wri"i.. Sahara as parkiiu. pi i. e
i'
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(L e g a l N o tic e s )
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i" c mi (in ir\, a mutlern A rate.i"
if* I'ritmt)- t’miri nf H^mlnolP
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CHICKENS
2, inf.
TO VOTERS OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY
1 hereby announce myself as a
1audid.ite for sheriff of Seminole
•\utlty subject to the action of
|thi Democratic primary to be
held in the early part of
June
U'2.s
Very Respectfully,
1
E. F.. BRADY.
in
DODGE
cars and Graham trucks. Kcrnislied rooms for light houseloth Street Phone 3.
i imping with or without gaiage.
------------------------------- I t>18 Laurel Ave.
Inford Automobile Co.
I’ p.olia .we.
Plione 137
2f>— Miscellanemis For Sole
t art is air tank and compressor,
Mrs. John A. Strom.
three hone power international
“ Teacher of Piano" special at
tention given children. “ Reduced engine. S . Carl Fesler at West
Sanford filling Million.
rotes."
Dkn;-Magnolia Avc.
tumohiles
CO.
2 I— Lots For Sale
10-11 Plants and Flowers
"AR A W NI NGN.— Auto Awning
Co. ! I Ball Bldg.
.1- C O W A N
NOTICE
Will loan on improved business hOR FALL —One nf the bc«t corn?rs on th,* „9w Sanfont-Orlnn.lo
ami. residence property. Also will
highway. e,,Ir Sanford. Address
buy first mortgages as security.
f 0. R..x
Sanford.
11— Miscellaneous
0 ADVERTISER?
nuj
-Houses For Rent
tAl.T), F W P A Y DECEMBER
Sons
Kstahlished 1908
221 Mnunolia
Phone 18
Saturday,
Interesting displays of
rare land and water
fowl from all parts of
the country — you'll
thoroughly enjoy ihe
Southern
National
Poultry
Show
U nique Free Acts:
To Entertain You
ADMISSION:
Children, *2'o
Adult:!, S0c
Or!mult) M u n ic ip a l
Auditorium
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YOUR NEWSPAPER
jblbhed
in
Florida's Heart.
1C W orliTd tJfealttit Vegetable
elioti. Its Riehesf Garden Land
Folume XIX.
j . c a s e q >vlre in te r n a tio n a l New a
SANFORD, FLO RIDA , SATURDAY. D EC EM B ER 3, 1927.
Deadlock may
!IT CONGRESS
IN CONVENING
Police Seek Negro
Called “Big Eater”
1
,
0 R^ EANS- U .. Dec.
(IN S )—Police were today
“H it" ? 1 * n n,t V.CKro known **
to
l t " axe-nmn
' bC,l°Ve'1
th« 'rt
to bbee the
whoby struck
Iv
.
ly grocerym
fatally an, dur
r e rLe-Pr‘
j Loup,
ing nn attem pt to rob his
grocery store a t W est Wego a
suburb of this city last night
Loup surprised the negro enteniiff hl> store through a win.
AL SMITH HITS
VOLSTEAD ACT
IN FRANK TALK
EddiePell Takes
Stand
JARDINE
SAYS
n fay FARMH! MUST
"
HELP HIMSELF
Pickets Who Kept
“Death Watch” Are
Found N o t Guilty
BOSTON, Dec. 3. — (IN S)—
Eight pickets in the Nicola Sac
co and
Bartlomco Vnnzctti*
“death watch" were found not
guilty by a superior criminal
court jury in a sealed verdict
opened today. The jury delib
erated five hours. The eight de
fendants, all persons of nationional prominence, were accused
of violating the snunterihg ami
loitering provisions of the city
ordinance by mnrehing with a
picket line in front of the Capi
tal while Governor Alvan T.
Fuller was engaged in discuss
ing, the Sacco-Vnnzctti case.
TO KILL Rl
DELAND, Fla., Dec. 3— fspec, y o u r----------- business’ and Ray.
>nI to the Herald 1 As tho closing! ■-lond said ’W ell see H i t isn t’.
witness f<T the defensq Eddie Pell " a lk e r struck Raymond und I
New York Governor Declares late Friday afternoon took tho "ent armind to the little door in
witness stand to testify in his
Fundamental Right Of Cit I nttle to snve himself from the • '« garage. Walker drew his gun Administration Has No CureAll For ThcAmerieanFarm
izenship Is To Oppose An> electric chiiir for the killing of D. • ml I reached in nnd grabbed my
hhim
Z ' across
Th° nctL
ro
bur«
l,,r
"truck
•
nn.
He
shot
and
I
shot.
My
first
er’s
Troubles AccortlingTo
the head with the
I*a« It Does Not Think Just E. Walker.
'hoi vent through the post. He Khot
Secretary
O f Agriculture
broadside 0f an nxc. fructurim r
In answer to questions pro '.'•'in and I moved out in the open.
hi" skull. Mrs. Loup saw the
pounded by his counsel, Attorney
’,nw '»* gun levelled ‘around the
Palmer, Pell cnlmly admitted he “ in. r and I fired. Walker fell on
him
fired the shots that killed Walker. inn bumper of the cur and rolled
-ti
„
..
“You arc the defendant charged ento the ground.”
1 re sid e n tia l A spirant S a y s wilh the murder of D. E. W alker?
"What did you ,lo then? his Declares Sound Local Hank
'"ifisfi inquired.
He Has Always CarriedOut ''"‘h1';1 his C0un*cling. Careful Taxation And
L a " s He Didn’t Approve O f
' cs>” Pe'l replied.
I g"i Ohio Williams to take me
I'uhlir Concern Great Need
_____
I "Did you murder h im j”
i ti
t ' Deputy Sheriff Krslie Brnokj
WASIlllINOTON I»«r. 3. The
;""l
***>'"«•!f up,” the defend
H> lUymnnd I. Horst
‘3
I 1k,i,le‘, bi'" - ’
Inlrrnational News Service
, hy 1,1,1 >ou kl11 0 . E. W alker? ant replied.
administration has r.o legislative
Staff Correspondent
C orrespondent
,
‘ thou*ht he wns going
j*" cross-examination Pell was cure-all fur the American f.nnier.
Jilt William K. Hutchinson
ALBANY. N. Y. Dec. 3.—Gov- l° k' ' n'e- ,
1•ice tod to severe grilling hy It still vigorously opposes the Mc*Mil you honestly believe Walk- lot.
I International News Service
eri.ur Alfred P,. Smiths ringing
Vttnrney Scarlett. He suid
Staff Correspondent
denouncement of prohibition be »r intended to kill you?”
">• "otildnt he sure where he was Nary-Haugen nnd othv*- alleged
COURT HOUSE, CINCIN- ;
“
Yes.”
Wa s h i n g t o n , Dot-. 3 - Tribt(nnl Faces One Of Heavi fore the New York State League
'“* Tired tho first shot at “ price fixing" or “subsidy” hills,
NATI, Ohio, Dec. 3— (IN5l);
On request of his counsel Pell ‘ ‘•Ikei. hut he was near tho little nnd believes that such measures
Women Voter* had the lenders
est Dockets In Its History; Of
Seventieth Congress lo— Mrs. Imogene Remus
of both major political partiei gave his interpretation of the '• •• ' <>f the garage and the door would be detrimental rather than
l.akcAnd KeyCases Will A t guessing today.
manner in . which , -— ■
faicd the possibility o*'
—•••; *- ; " 1H “pen. He opened it or it had helpful to ngriculturc.
WomunPi.sappettredFromAsh- ft revolver from her hnmf
tract Considerable Interest
Democratic leaders were won the I ell home about 11 oclock swung open” he said
Ruling into a paralyzing
vDIo After Kidnaping Two nnd threatened to ’’Hctli? (
If the farmer is to prosper he
dering if the prohibition speech the morning or July 8, Inst.
"\"U testified,” said State's must solve his own problems with
“
I
wns
in
the
dining
room
e
n
t1
Daughters After They Had things right now’’ during
Facing one the heaviest docktes was a wise political move in view
Hillock as soon as it conAttorney Scarlett, 'th at the first out paternalistic aid from the Fed
the fact that the governor is mg dinner,” Pell said. Walker
Visited Estranged Husband dispute w ith her husbanf
"
‘
"t
through
the
post.
Then,
tes. due to the pending in its history, circuit court for oi
eral Government, Set rotary of;
one of tho leading contenders for came uround to tho rear of the ,
the second , |u>t strike Walker Agriculture Jardine declined to - !
George Conners, former purt-'
[tie to bar Senators-elect Seminole O-uniy will open for the the Democratic presidential nom house somewhere and called ‘B i’ ' 'hd the
hack?’
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla.,
fall term on Tuesday morning a t ination.
day in his annual report.
or ’Eddie'. I went out to the gate ' 'I don't believe the
ink b. Smith, o f Illinois, 10 o’clock with Judge Wallace W.
Dec. 3 — (IN S)—A woman believ ner of George Remus, tent!man was
Dii the other side, the Republi "here Walker was standing.”
“A large part of the farm prub-1
fied today at tho trial o f |
•
n
the
buck,”
the
defendant.
William S. Vare, of W right presiding. Ros;dCs 10 civil cans were trying to figure om
"Did y<-u tnke your gun?” his answered.
many problems—must lie solved ed to be Mrs. G. Wallace Bryant,
‘"tinsel
asked.
hy tho individual an A cooperative | who disappeared from Asheville Remus for murder.
insylvania, from the Sen- enses there arc 2u criminul actions v hv the governor picked this p ar
swung open, he said.
ticular time to make such u vig
Conners said this happened In 1
efforts
of the farm ers themselves,"] with her two daughters, wns lo
"No,”
replied
the
defendant,
“
it
this testimony was In conflict
to be heard in addition to others orous attack on prohibition.
'" a s standing in the corner of the vuh that given by Dr. Ralph Stev~ Jardine said. “ However, there is dny believed to bo on her way the Remus "Dream Mansion” '
Breaking a alienee on prohibi garage.”
Price Hill, lato in the spring al
he drive to bur Smith and Vare that may be brought before the
• m; earlier in the week when ho need for legislation *o give fur to Miami in company with Mr. 11*26.
Remus and his wife were
ther
encouragement
to
large
ag
M new signilicance when the couit by action of the grand jury. tion of more than a years stand
"Was there anything said about ►
aid a post-mortem examination
nml Mrs. John Miller, of Macon, nt odds over their pending dii*late’s parliamentary experts dcThe most important cases sche ing. the governor told the League « search w arran t?” counsel inquir- ie\ruled ” | bullet wounds which ricultural business organizations
Gn She will reach Miami to orco nnd property settlement.
d that no other business can be duled to be tried ut the upproach- of Women Voters th at he favored led.
lie believed came from three dis. owned and controlled by farmer*
isacted until both enses ure mg term are those involving For the enforcement of all laws, l,u»
“ Remus was ill a t the tinu
“ lie told mo, said Poll, "th at he *ii" t gnu charges, one in the rear und managed by strong business night.
led. Uulcss the Senate itself rest Lake nnd A. R. Key on churg.- that he felt a person had the had a search warrant. Told mo he
executives chosen by the produc
The woman, who said her name Conners said. “Sho came in ui
left
-shoulder,
,one
in
the
left
siilq
ulil rule otherwise, it wus said, is of embezzlement nnd misapplb right to oppose any law or any diii not have to read it to me. I
ers.
was Wallace, in company
with declared *what are you doing
h Smith and Vare must be cation of funds und other violat part of the legislation to which l c !<aid ‘well, I don’t know nlmut in the region of the kidneys and
“ I nni convinced tlint united ac
—this is my home.' Remus snlit f
the
third
in
the
chest
and
neck.
ted or denied their oaths of of- ions of Florida bunking laws. The did not subscribe.
tion Lx possible, and that it is mmuII girls, appeared a t tho rail he had a perfect right in his ow sH I
that.’ Walker struck me. Ho hit
I’•■II " a s questioned concerning the greatest single need of agri road depot hero last night and homo.
“Due of the fundamental rights mo with his closed fist on| the left
bjforo Congress can begin to two are jointly charged in 10 in.
•
of citizenship is tho right to or side of my fucc. That was at tho t' lfmony he gave ut a prelimin- culture today.” Cooperative mar said her train bad left without
It/.i.
“She
half
drew
a pearl-handle I
dictmcnts
while
there
ure
seven
ie prospective deadlock, it was others against Lake and four n. ganize, to oppose nny low or any large gate in front of the garage. “«>• hearing on July 21. At that keting, restriction
of acreage, her when she go’, off to aeo West pistol from ha;- hand bag.
preliminary
hearing
did
you
not
part
of
the
legislation
with
whi
h
ted out, might even prevent
flexible credit facilities und instal
grabbed her and took it uwuy.'
"lie reached t<*- his pocket und
Went Coolidge delivering his gainst Key. The indictments were one is not in harmony," tho gov suid ’y o u ----------- m ki|| you>» Ho testify," asked the state's attorney lation of modern mnebinery arc i ’ulra Beach for u few minutes,
returned
by
n
special
term
of
the
tatio cluiir.ed she hnd left her
Conners related in detail ni
’Be fired on me and started to run th e .chief
ernor declared, "In all my years
I message to Congress next
instruments
through purso and buggugo on the train, erous incident* which he told
kind
of
hesitated
nnd
I
started
f»r
grand
jury
which
met
in
October.
oat
of
the
dour
uml
shot
again.I
of public service I huve always
lay,
Uhder Congressional
which agriculture can work out ih e Millers volunteered to drive Remus concerning his w ifes
hot and he shot again.' "
The following persons huve been taken un oath of office to sustain the h' use and he went to tho g a r ►
it was explained, both House
its own destinies, he declared.
age.
I
looked
back
and
saw
my
r.er and the two girls to Miami, leged misconduct. These s to rm '
The defendant - insisted that a t
Senate m ust adopt n rcsolu- subpocned with the probability thut the legislation, and thero are
In a public statem ent this fall, wnore she said her husband aw drove Remus into violent
brother Raymond going into the the preliminary hearing he hnd
inviting the President to n grand jury will be selected from parts of it that I hate. I prom garage.
Jardine udveentod a $250.18)0,000
the witness declared.
f°id that Walker shot levelled his to $.1( 0,000.000 federal revolving aited her.
pk. If the Sm ith or Vare for- their number: D. II. Echols, S. E. ised to sustain it und 1 ^ 1 1 sus
“Raymond
asked
him
what
he
I onners testified on one ucc
Tnu
two
small
girls
were
sob
run to shoot again, Distend of fund to be loaned to farm cooper
raised nn objection, it was ud- Wester, J, B. Calder, B. II .Squires, tain it, hut I did not give up the
ion
he banded Remus a copy
bing
and
rotused
to
talk,
while
this resolution could not bo C. Boyce Bell, R. H. Murphy, Hen. tight to ^pposo the pjirts I do was doing a rd he said 'Its none of paying “and shot again.”
ative corporations
to
purchnxo
upon by th* Senate « n ,lth - ry NUksI, H. CL Parmnlee, T. II. ?9 likiy
commodities in the open market too mother snowed evidence of the Congressional Kacoru
th u wuuiun Jirst sqpl photostatic copies o l docu
ident therefore could not ad- Puthanan, J. L. Hudson, Fred 11.
irEnf(Trcenient of the Volstead
nnd stabilize price/. The plan was hysterics.
sue
wns
from
Atlanta and then Itlis was a lte r Conners nau
| Congress until uftor both Hoffman, J. E. Singletary, John Act is not a state nucstion; it is
immediately tugged with nn netWashington,
sho wus from Hendersonville, turned from
were settled,
Ludwig, J. E. Partin. L. C. Bcbout n local question. “ You have nil
ministration label. Jardine did not said
record contained spoetpes
some
unto
later.
he key to the situation was W. S. Hand, N. C, Farnworth, J. B the law you need, with as much
mention the proposal in Ills report.
by Congressman G. 1* Lugu^
J> by Senator James A. Heed. Jones, It. E Hoffman, C. F. P.eese, force us if it were on tho stai
He sahl states should more ac
ASHEVILLE, N. C., Dec. 3— oi New York. Remus was in
I
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i
l
l
i
o
r
'
a
X
o
l
n
T
h
e
M
l
l
i
m
l
i
u
r
l
a
) of Mo., chief slush fund in- E. J. Ammon, George Etheredge, utc books of the state.
have occurred if thu city hnd been tively »*nter the field of farm re (IN S)— Wide search for Mrs. U. iroy, Ohio Jail a t tha Ume.
th e eco n o m ic re p o rt
on
San.
tigator, who will lead the fight Charles A. Benson, P, D. Anderson,
The governor, it is believed,
f oril'a f l n n n r l n l r o m l l t l n n r r n .
properly ronilucttd. It is funda lief. “ A great deal could be done by Muliuco Bryant and her two lit
Defense .A ttorney Charles
i
l
r
e
c
l
l>,
t
i
n
t
l
o
r
,
I
t
u
r
n
in
I
n
.
inst Vare and Smith. The nem C, E. Henry, George Me Crum, W. opened firo on prohibition because
mental to any financing program tho states themselves to put agri tle daughters whom she is charg- Elston questioned the
r l« lr rn n aiilliin t um l r e p r r s r n wi
atic Insurgent alliance, which H. Green I. E. Estridge, FredS. the League of Women Voters is
tn ll» r
ol
\r* »
tin k
. linn.I
at the present time that the rca- culture on n stronger economic ba on with having kidnapped Wed ubout Remus’ conduct when
nuiiafai
>sed th.* two Scnators-clect, al- Daigor, C. W. Rivers, It. L Hump, planning to ask the next New
sis,”
he
udded.
"This
applies
es
nesday night, continued today ners showed him the Congrew
zon for | i<t mistakes bo carefully
dy has decided to follow whnt- hrey, J K. Smith, Rnnion G. Fras. York State Legislature to pass a
Police in Phila- al Record.
Tlie city of Sanford is faced nnnlyzcd and positive steps taken pecially to state und local bunking without result.
plans of action Reed proposes, er, B. E. Chapman, It. A. Newman, prohibition enforcement act.
m
und to agriculture. Farmers in dclpphiu, Detroit and Florida
with'
the
necessity
of
imposing
u
to
prevent
a
recurrence.
"How did you get these
"he defenders of Smith nnd Vare and C. D. Tew.
Referring to the prohibition greatly increased tax levy on its
many mid-western States wnu|'.l cities were aiding Asheville auth nients?” Elston asked. * ci
Sanford operates under a charter
conference called three years ugo
anwhile rested upon their conAmong the criminal cases on the in Washington by President Cool- people and in addition to finunce providing for three elected com huve been Itetter off today had orities in tho hunt.
Mrs. Remus," replied Comic
Hutional arms, nwuiting nn unsound local banking prevailed dur
by funding or refunding operations,
.Mrs, Bryant is alleged to have “She called me to .the Alms it
ncement by the Missourian. docket in addition to those ugainst idg, the governor said: “Al approximately 31,.150,000 of obliga missioners who appoint a city man ing the wur uml in the post-war
kidnapped the children, who were el and remarked Jestingly
Smith and Vare supporters luike and Key are: Ernest Amos though others at the conference tions of vurious kinds us will be ager to conduct the udministrution boom.”
charged in two indictments with
ur.ucr tne cure of thu Buncombe there had been a falling oi
of the city’s business. This foam of
they could not announce mulpractice in office; F D. Dutton, spoke very loudly und very vig herein set forth in detail. A careful organization is one thut gpres tho
lie gave an encouraging picture County Juvenile Court, as they thieves. She said tho £lev
orously, there were only two of
defense piano nu’.U thry fncing charges of issuing worthless the many governors who were study of .Sanford und it# resources best opportunity for successful ad of agriculture progress, as fol left a local sanitarium where they gang wre trying to trim he
shows thut the community can ministration of nny form in use by lows: “Agriculture in the United had been on a daily visit to their of the whisky certificates.
i
how the attacks would be drafts bused on the 16 indictments there that carried out the one enrry
this burden without serious American cities. Sanford, however, States during the last year has invalid father. No trace of them
Josephine
Powell,
charged
with
nn
She
gave
me
these
docuaichi
definite
suggestion
made
for
the
nehed ugainst the two Sciuidifficulty. In other words, the sit
inndo substantial progress in re
to go to Washington and straigm kh x L
.
* ■ » « • uttepmt to commit arson; Iru S. enforcement of the Volstead Act, uation is uncomfortuklc und un- has been a "City Manager” city covery from tho effects of tho has been found since,
in
name
only.
The
City
Manager
Thomas, charged with munduugh. und I was one of them.
cn
m atters out and cautioneu me
Mrs.
Bryant
and
her
husband
It
was
pleaxunt but there should he no
'he procedure hoTd but little ter and Henry Rogers and Pearl
post-war depression. Progress is
ugrecd at the Washington confer fatal effects upon commerce, in bus been placed m entirely tdo munifest in better bulunced pro have been estranged for several not to get Franklin Dodge ui
Mlance other than its possible
subservient a position with the re
She warned me to * y
« l on U'e legislative machinery Morris charged with operating ence that the governors of tho dustry, house holders or the con sult that thy City Commission luis duction, hi advancing pricoa for menths and ho had filed suit for ^trouble.
very
careful.
I went to W l
gambling
houses.
flQO.OOO
damuges
against
Henry
various
states
should
cnll
a
state
Congress. Pollt taken by Intinued development of tho com given the city such measure of nome important crops, notably
Westhull,
Asheville
clubman, ton and turned all my inform*
Other criminal cuscs uml the prohibition enforcement confer munity.
luitional News Service indicutudniini.-tratioii hr it received. A cotton and cattle, and in further charging with alienation of his over to Congressman Ijigu.ii
Ihc rejection of Smith by n charges arc: Ibib Robinson, John ence.
The crisis in the financial af
improvement in thu relationship wife’s uffcctlons.
Conners said ho told Remus
Robinson, J. M. McKee, Frank
I wns one of the two governors fairs of the rily became acute with City .Manager is presumed to !>e between
tho prices of funn prod
a mun especially qualified by train
•/ vote margin nnd the ex Bluir uml John Bennett, all cliarg. who curried out that agreement.**
had InformaUon from the
Tho
children,
M
srjorie
6,
and
tho closing of the Seminole County ing und experience to udministur| ucts and the prices of other goods.
ion of Vr.ro by a slightly H... -Sz cmfwypvbgkq
clerk and watchman of the Uot
The governor told the women he
:.,
This relationship is expressed in Frances 4, were taken away from enden HoteL Cleveland, that
dlrr mujoyity Noithcr Senator :d witl« possession and sale of li. had heard much ubout o|ien op Bank, which resulted in a Ions to the affairs of the city. Members
Mrs.
Bryant
by
the
Juvenile
the city of |U 17,826.13, as revculcd of a City Commission arc supposed index numbers showing tho pur
Remus and. Dodge
_ were la u
position to the Volstcud law.
*t was given a chain- to be luor,
hy the recent uudit. While this was ly laymen who represent the cit chasing owt-r of u unit of
farm Court on July 14, and placed in there ono night,”
Tha civil dodket i-» u* follows:
ted either by Republican or
tho immediate cause, extensive izens and determine policies which products in terms showing of non thu care of Mr*. J , G. Floyd here.
“ Dodge was ordered out of
Polico said today they had
n>arr.tlc spokemen,. ether than C. E. Robinson vs II. H. Harden,
financing and a high tux rate the City Manager executes. In San agricultural goods. On Kept. 15 tho
room
and Mrs. Remus was
■** leading the defense of the two suits, D. A. Caldwell vs W. G.
'V'ould still huve been neccssury ford, the laymen have Iben doing index number indicating this pur found no traco of tho missing to leave a t 8 oclock in the ui
men.
Aldridge und A< P. Aldridge, J. K.
duo to exceedingly slipshod finan the whole job. This is the basic chasing power wus !>2 compared woun pud her two children.
*ng," Conners said. "1 sent an
The fight u g a irst both men will Luring v« Cora Jackson «t ul, Chase
cial und other udminstration meth reason for Sanford’s trouble. No with nnaveruge of 85 fo r 1926.
vestigator to Cleveland wi
? Senator* Norris <)R of Neb.. rnd Company vs G. F. Smith, B. F.
ods of the city affairs. In fact the properly qualified City Munager Since June, 1921, when the de
learned
of this incident,
" *l»h (D) of Mont., aiding Goodrich Rubber Company vs If.
loss in the closed hank could nut could huve stayed on the jolt onu pression was at its worst, tho unit
allowed
o
photograph of M rs.,
Rcetl. The defense will be F. Me Gowan, T. W. Henck vs Al.
(continued on page two)
buying power of 'f a u n products
utus to tho night watchman
MIAMI. Fla.. Dm-. 3.—(IN S )—
hy Senators David A. Reed (R) hert Burch. Charlesc E. Choate und
bus increased more than 85 per
he identified her as the
•w., Dencen. (R) of IIL, Short- Fred E. Field vs G. E. Atkinson, Tho tri-motnred Fokkcr marine
In keeping with the Christmas
rent. This moans that agriculture
monoplane,
bound
for
Manngun,
5 HO of Calif., Bingham (R) Deal Sowntlll Corn puny vs<S. R.
bus gained more than three-fourths Seal proclamation of tho governors
Conn., Edge (R ) of N. J., and Long and others, It. H. Murihead Nicaragua, took off from Hialeah
of the buying power lost per unit of of the several states and in the in.
Field
here
at
6:22
o’clock
this
“ M R ) of N. H. in the buck vs Sanford Groves Inc., James God.
its products in thu post w ar price tcrest of this community, I, Erneat
►«n<l will bo Jam es M. Back, frey v» J. D. Brown, Mury E. Bad. morning.
decline. The troubles of tho funner F. Housholder, Mayor of the city
The giant plane which limped in
chief counsel, and Cornelius ger vs Florida I'ower & Light
are not yet over, hut the balance of of Eanford, Fla., do hereby join
i here with a bad engine, was patch
M e of Springfield, III., Sm ith’s ’umpanv.
Weil Ciuy vs B ■> ed up with a new three blade pn>
Hero for the two performances, This i-t the first visit to Sil!i- the year's developments is on the in endorsing tho sale of Christmas
ff counsel.
side of progress.”
Vr g h l, I ertha Iv. lai.ath und.Ar. IM.||‘or which arrived here from the Gentiy Brothers Circus a r - 1
Seals by tho Seminole County
*o plan* of action ran he fob •nl;:» Tukach v* the AloonR Con,-l Washlngtoo yoMtcrduy, and a
ferd of the
Gentry Brothen
Health Council in its program of
BILOXI. Miss., Dec. !
rived
in
Sunford
early
this
mornI- Firrt, resolutions ctin h» uuy Jacksonville Sash A Door mwtor
they hnmw
Before n small cr >wd jng nml immediately began p ltd ^ S•Shows
health education in the schools of Bennett Doty, who has Just
I l0™ ™fur
* some time, ,hcy.
'dur.J denying them theli
vs Longwo-d Lumitrr ^hlch gathered 7»i)~neI*T long bo- jpg their huge tents on east F irs t! ,,‘t n visiting the south each te a r
Sominule County and its fight a- released from the French Fo
>s of o'ficc «n»l d<*cluring their Company
hd Supply Company, II. F. Good- fore
•
• plane
*
” • * along Street beyond the ' Hotel' F o rrest, *)Ut h“ v‘’ H ' 1”.'" Play«d ln Floriduwn,
the
glided
gaiiut the spread of Tuberculosis Legion, will come direct to L.,
t|0*i null and void. This pro .•ielr RublK*r Company vs J. U.
the heavy sandy field, using near- Lake. The first show wus
when he reaches America, Mr. i
among children.
was ut 2 : ,la Knd
,*» •Snnfor,, f“ r .J 0
****
adopted, would bur both Hood nil the Seminole Auta Com .i|y
It intitule*
„ || „r the f,iur # thousand feet ] o’clock
inciuiU-s tint*
one of thi*
Mrs. L. H. Doty, his parents,
the second is ached* Years, it
Glenn
E.
McKay,
principal
of
1
h»po
that
all
citizens
to
whom
J * t th? door.
Second, their
‘ 1largest troupes of performer* of thu Seminole High School, was
here today.
Miller Rubber Company vs before rising with' its nose point i/ted for 8 o'clock.
•"•cates should be referred to 3uny,
this
proclamation
shall
come,
will
. -T. "Bryan
A ._
_ . *E.
► tV.
r
«Wheeler
m. ~ i . . c t | . . . . u p w a r d .
any of the shows mining to this last night elected eminent comL.
und
Young Doty arrived a t
While
hundreds
of
Sanford
committc? for further i»give- during
December a little
Major E. H. Bruinunl, chief of people lined the streets on both section of the country.
'tigntor und ouster resolutions l«»ing business as the Bryan and
munder of Taylor (’otnm andtry, thought, time, energy and money Cherbourg next Wednesday
pected to reach home by Chri
'.Vhcclor Motor Cotnpuny, L. B. the uviation forces of the Marines,
Not only have tho stars of this
411 i,)m? future data. In ’iudgins and J. F. Cowan vs Sun- shook hands with friends nnd wns sides, the circus parade punted in country and of Europe been d ra tt Knights Tcmplur, a t tho annual to help advance the caueo which is Young Doty arrived at
review
a
t
11
o’clock.
The
line
of
meeting held for the purpoao of
. *”*tances, the prrPam entarhe will reach his destina march included a large part of the ed to take p art in this spectacular selecting officers fur tho ensuing is being launched a t this tlmc( by yesterday from Sidi Bel
* *id, no other business could ’ord Roofing Company uml Julia confident
the Seminole County Health Countion
in
10
hours.
The
fuel
supply
residential section and all of tho offering but ulso the talented y ta r.
’ cl! through the sale of Christmas where he was released
‘UOsacted until decisions were F. Lain et al v* Klen Ares.
of 525 gulolns of gusoline will per business district. The parade wns perfornjers Xrom the more distant
vote in the legion, hia
Other officers chosen b y . tho
, .:<L even through the debate,
for the support of the local been advised.
mit 15 hours of flying.
led by a band while in lin'e fol lands, the South Sea Islands, In Commandcry were: GcneralUsimo, Sales
“*u weeks.
fight against Tuberculosis snd t
Behind the c
Sergeant N. T. Shepard, pilot, und lowing i^ were the animal wag dia. Borneo, Afghanistan, Benia,
of
I). Gove; Captain General, maintain in our own community
^ third process would be to adCorporal N. M. Winchester, mech ons, the inevitable clowifti, eques and the nearer countries in South John
Georgo W. Huff; Senior W arden, a n active health program . u ifr lke °*ths and oust them
tion. '& > ty°Zu in
anic. The food supply included can. trians.
cowboys and 'cowgirls, American and Central (America. L B. Steele; Junior W arden, A*
'b u t leaders of the Democratthe World W ar in i
ned goods and chocolate cubes.
Let
ti»
nil
join
in
proclaiming
Each
of
these
have
contributed
elephant*,
camel*
and
horses
to
Roesiter;
Prelate,
Jam es
“ Patterson’s Don.” pedigreed
tnJ Ur*tena “Hiance have gone on
Army. He returned to
Almost the entire journey of gether with that necessary circus their talents and present the K.
the
watch
word
“
All
for
HealthMoughton; Treasurer, It. I). Chao*
°PP«sed to letting cither rn.in*er owned and run by Georgo one thousand thirty five miles
c«.tRw.olt" ar
Health
for
All,”
and
help
to
make
,
most
novel
program
ever
offered
adjunct,
the
Calliope.
Iran and Rccotdcr, John D. Jin.
ever enter the Sen- G. H erring of. this city, hM just will be over water, the plane pass
found peace-time
'
this
pouihiu
by
buying
an
dusing
.
by
an
Antcrirun
ci/.us.
Scores of local people flecked
kin*.
p
n» u
circumstances, adop- eaptpured second place in thu ing only over Cubu. Military rules
lame
for him a fte r the
G reat rare has uecn taken to
A committee was appointed to * oar full quota of Christmas Seals. t of the War.
the r/ . in r, flight ;vcr other to the cirrus grounds to watch
r .1,1 • p*an w«>uld h« a victory Member* Stnke in the South CarE.
F.
Housholder
the
operations
of
placing
the
tent*
keep out of the routine and the confer with thu other Masonic
t , l t h*r Smith or Yurc.
•
■>lira Fi'dd* Trials held .tin* wvck. (unties.
Longing for mot*
Mayor of Sanford, Fla.
and other equipment in place. am azing nets o / the M> acrobat?, bodies with a view, to arranging a
according
; fighting, “
i; St. Matthews. S.
They were treated to some excite 20 aertolists, r <’><• riders,
_____ . ■ _____ By M. D and
nnd joint installation of officers. '
*•< word received here from Mrv ( ” V' L b r o w n s
STEAMER ADRIFT
ment
when
shortly
a
fte
r
1
o’clock
scores
of
other
performers
are
Legion.
•
:
I p’ J,
De •. .X— (IN S )— Hrrrthi.’.
.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 UN’S) when a strong wind of several r-brolutely new arid never before. THAW PRODUCES .MOVIE
TRAIN HITS CAR
Tho South Carolina event i«
■»n>.
*ill»~ nrineioal of the
minutes’ duration caused the men have been seen in this country.
High School, snd •in of the largest held in th.- —’Ihe steam er Susaua of M anila,!
Is
wgirie tent to collapse. The circus Many acres are required to house
with
621
passengers
aboard,
CHICAGO, Dec. 3. — (INS)— . HUNTSVILLE, Ala., D e c .! —
j * Mac Riven a, ninth grad** south and attracts a large fie
m tn were just preparing to begin thz. immense tents of the Gentry Harry K. Thaw tU New York (IN S )-O n e youth was killed and
/ ?r* drowned today whan ■vach year from all over '-h* drifting helplessly off Mayor I *- i the
salff of tickets whep the ac- Bipe. Shows this reason and more arrived in Chicago .todaj
had en*|lar'L 300 miles from the China
another probably
■ n irY .ir'w '!01* on * P°n»l near country. Mr. Herring h«
a 4
were than 500 people are required
icl
most,
the
Navy
was
advised
today
fident
occurred. All huniLs
ha
today when an
as
> ^ ' • • Miller and the student tries in the trials for the past
•at be Rear Admiral J. IL.Y. Blakely, ordered t,n tha scene and
om the tent
“ the performance. G.
they were '
. h u n ti,iw h fii a ■■ud«l.-iV »evenil veor*. Hr. Herring went
ay comm under uft the light cruises was quickly raised and the show
i have invented
passenger
Sa
urd
nto.-m c.l.l-t4 the t.. £ t . Matthews last
? , TI
divirivn threv.
aUrKd.
.
.1*11*1 “* ’
jftnd returned
' lA L „
*
rive To BarVareAnd
ISmith May Prevent
Coolidge From GivingAnnual Message
•th Senators
Must Be Seated
lissouri Senator Has
Key Tp Situation As
CongressGetsReady
Speech Has Party
Leaders Guessing
Co-Operative Action
May Brinpr Results
CIRCUIT COURT IS
TO OPEN TUESDAY
FOR FALL TERM
MISSING WOMAN
RELIEVED FOUND
ON WAY TO MIAMI
Ex-Partner Of Remi
Tells Of Dispute
Mansion WhenMi
Remus Drew Pisi
E x - B ootlegger
Was 111 A t Tim
Incidents Of Mis-D
ings Of Wife Cause
Remus ToGoInRage
• li .
Cummin Economic Report
Marine Plane Hops
O ff For N icaragua
On Over-Sea F light
Prodamat'on Given
On Christmas Sale
Gentry Brothers Circus Is* Here For .
Shows This A fternoon A n d Tonight
Doty.GivenJRele:
By F oreign
Will SaU For
McKay Is Chosen To
Head KnightsTemplar
H errings Dog Wins
Honors In S. C. Trials
*1
�IUU3X2U
r o d u tio n
V
t p
L o
y
w eet b
1
•
.
.
\
*
C o r n e r P a l m e t t o A v e . a n d C o m m e r c i a l £ -t,
SANFORD; F
....... ....... *•*
�I ,•
- - , - ■~ 'xki
bond provisions of the charter.
■Thus $165,000. of "Im provem ent"
I bond under the “70 per-cent" pro
vision end approximately a $175,
000 additional "clearings” Issue on
(Continued From Pace One)
Work completed can be'issued with
in a few weeks. In addition, ap
.1“
hour under these conditions and t subject to an independent audit
proximately $95,000. "clearings"
any properly qualified City Man a t Intervals not in excess of one
can be-isiued whsn-Rtreeta now un
year (preferably a ‘'continu
ager wotild have Insisted upon the
der construction are completed.
ous” audit.)
well recognised methods of financ
To Carry Crew Of Four ial operation and control that would
Thia gives a total of $425,000.
3. Dollar for dollar protec
irlarw On Extended have prevented what happened in tion of all city funds on deposit HOprevfr,' thtf city has ft> working
funds of any kind and (M» authority
anywhere.
“ Godless Girl;” Hajr^
t;Hop-Off From Gotham Sanford.
'
' ' j- *
ks!' *,
It cannot be too atrongly emph to serarc th? necessary amounts to
TH E FIRST AND FUNDA
f, *i-\
.
Dispositions Are The 5
Been Set For MayFirst MENTAL STEP TOWARD THE asized th a t Sanford's troubles have finance the completion of the pro
,\
REHABILIATION OF SANFORD nrisen prim arily from faulty m eth jects under wny. Furtherm ore, It
HOLLYWOOD. Cii
N YORK, Dec. 3.—(INS) AFFAIRS IS THEREFORE. A ods rath e r than through the fault would seem wise, due to the pres
(IN S )— Fate, the <;real
.
American Viking Aerouau- RETURN TO THE ORIGINAL nf the City Commission, who simp- ent difficulties in collecting special
I oft times dips drep intn ht
m? ■
Assoclatlon baa Just been In- IDEA OF THE CITY CHARTER ly continued to use methods long assessments, t<* provide for even
gedies in casting his
•
■ted here by a group of BY THE INSTALLATION OF A in use and presumably satisfactory tualities by financing these refor roles more drama'ie
ireijients under the general reiVtan-bred New Yorkera TRAINED CITY MANAGER WHO ns they met with no objection from
real liv?8 than the Ph yer,
sMtUte with ttonds rufe
the purpose of staging a num- WILL ACTUALLY ,$»flMT3/ISTKlj' (hi 'ljte mayqr’ whd had haff many
on the screen.
1X1,1
, thref to tfonty-fW q
of ambitious flights, among THE AFFAIRS OF\ [TIE CITY AS yearUof experience. TJhe^’it Co
)itro R - m inion were layniei
la a proposed flight touch- THE MANAGER o\
perly q^naged, tfcls qj)etSeeking to forget her
t
ff r ,C6nL^**
■AIRS ihtihlppal admipistranalin was
uld not oiuse the <lty
five continents.
>ver th? untimely
ATION MANAGES
Mira •• *
niR- c2rnira amlfmccepledd> ndvicvfthat loss hi! interest,)' Spedpl hsu^o-,
h«' plane In which thla flight UNDER THE BOA!
lusband, Lina Ba>qu^tte
_ he attempted will be named ECTORS.
ful widow Of S an L. W ,^ r
theytihad every reason to bfelieve ments Us paid lit for the.accohht of
ft
American Viking. It will carry
No business can'be successfully wav'round n«- to Ihc technical as these obligations nnd Iri excess of■»f America s youngest Mm ,1
.rew of four, all Scandinavian by operated without a complete nnd pects of their problem. It is vit the bond requirements, should be
tives, turned with «a.| e>«,
traction, who have had conaider- idequate accounting system
to ally important, In planning the ro- deposited in a special fund anti in
| studios for work and iurtea,. 1
ble experience in the air.
’urnlsh accurate financial data on habitation of Snn'ord, that this vested in municipal bonds bearing This official picture shows the new Ford coupe. Study this picture and then compare it with the old model .rie f.
i Tbe route of the proposed flight revenues and expenditures for the fact be clearly recognized.
i rate of interest approximately
The former follies ,ia-„r ,
ebupe and see how th e lines have changed.
*!a from New York to Rio De Jan- ise of its directing authorities. The Immediate Financial Problem. that paid by the city. Preferably
oeen .choren h f C c,| p r, J
ario, thence to Africa and via This is just ns important in n city.
The accompanying tabulation these funds should be invested In
or the titular role m
FT
^South Africa to India, thence to Any reasonably effective account- shows in detail the funded and un Sanford’s own bonds or the city’s
ess Girl,*" ccneedcd by man-,
Turkey, Italy, Copenhagen and ng system would have disclosed funded obligations to the city, pny- bonds might he bought on the
lucers to b - the sea.- .n’s
• 'from tne Danish capital to New he financial abyss toward which m :nt on which is overdue, nnd open market and cancelled.
ng serren part.
*Y ork over a proposed Iran—Atian- Hanford wns beading long before those falling due on January 1st.
The
Proposed
Refinancing
And the selection of
,! ;tlc route to be aproximately 1,000 deficits reached n stage when 1928, July 1st. 1928 and January
/ Itnrtd Issue ,
•uette rewards on of the
I .‘ miles longer than that followed by they would have been anything but 1st. 1929. (This statement does not
I! IBS
.Aftec n careful consideration of
?xhaustive searches for a ms
■ Co|onel Charles A. Lindbergh on
passing incident.
.nclude the amount* necessary tr. all tho above conditions it is re
Inr feminine type since De]
»hl> memorable crossing.
In general, a city deals with two opciate the city departments, cover1 commended that the needed financ
sought a competent artresetoi
__IThe. foUr members of the crew, kinds of funds: i. e., those secured ed by taxes and other revenues.)
'v'i.I.'iJMMIM
ing be done by the authorization
tray Mary Magdalene in "ThiStorm Archer, a Norwegian; Theo* from taxes nnd miscellaneous rev
For the payment of these obliga
of Kings."
phllus Wfesaen, form er officer in enues and used in the operation of tions immediate plans and arrange of the sak- of $1,273,338.66 in bonds
The role of “The Clodleas d
i th e 8wedDh Aviation forces; En the city, and those secured from the ments must he made and the first under the refunding-, act of 1927
is fully r.3 exacting a. that off
s i g n George 0. Gpoerloff, Norweg sale of bonds and used In making column gives page or schedule re- (House Bill 1309 approved June 0,
Biblical chacuct r -.i>t d^jq
ian navigator, and Julius Seeth, perm anent improvements. The op- ferance to the Hall and Prntlnnd 1927). There must be serial bonds
m aturing in not less than 25 years
who points out that the irntrxl)
Operator, who is a danc, thus rating funds are divided among audit.
and must mature in annual install
lire of Jennie Marph >rson', ,;n
itlng all the Scandinavian and appropriated to the various
Attention is called to Hall and
tic story, Miss Basquette m-i
city activities in the annual budget. Pentlnnd’s r commendation that ments of not less than 3 per-cent
gister the entire rung . <>f emot
AU the U test safety devic/s will It ts Important that the accounting holders of the "Capital Demand of the total amount thereof beam
rom dram a to c imedy.
ba incorporated, in the American system be such that the exact W arrants" (Item No. 8) he re ing not more than three years
Miss Basquette already has 1
[Viking .according to the Associa status of each one of these approp quired, (Present definate evidence after the date of issue. This act
providef)that the ' bonds .can bear
tion’s announcement. These will riations can be determined at nny
instrated her dramatic talent
as
to*
the
'non-payment
<
*f
their
Interest at u rate not exceeding 6
1Include a recently perfected radio time and that no overdrafts
her r.'crnt screen w .rk nop
warrants."
per-cent. The departure
from
sanding device of extremely light be
Richard Bathelmess in "The N'o
permitted
except
for
THERE SEEM S 1TO BE
A
w eight with a range of 1,000 miles, extreme emergencies.
and with Adolphus Monjou in'
In ease SPECIAL QUESTION ABOUT less than Ofl t>tu» accrued in tc reit 11
sm
Serenade.”
aod g sealed automatic signalling such an overdraft is permitted in
to the date of delivery.
dsmoa operated by clockwork, an emergency, it should only be by A WARRANT FOR $66,598.35
lL is feconrmeiided th at these
'i f <1
HELD BY»THH>HUTTON •OON-' bonds he o 'fercd’at public lale.tihe
i which rubs for eight days.
"French Dressing," being rd
definate
action
of
the
city
commis
STRUCTION
COMPANY
AND
In case of disaster to the ship, sion and if the total operating bud
rate of interest not to exceed 6 In lliis official picture^ ju st released by the Ford Motor Company, is shown the New Ford touring cur. by First National, promisei 11
THIS
SHOULD
NOT
BE
PAID
even If all the members of the crew get Is exceeded, the amount of the
)or*conti
The. departure, from
gasps for movie-goers. tjH
Wera disabled, this device would overdraft should be levied in the U N T I L I N V'K S T IU A’T ION irdinury practice is suggested beTashmnn, dyed-in-the-wool \s
»eonGnue to send out signals, en- next year’s tnxes. Sanford’s pres CLEARLY SHOWS IT TO BE A •nuse it is vital that the city get a installments.
three to five years. To do this,
nire, plays the innocent’girl
LEGAL
OBLIGATION
OF
THE
■abltng searchers qluckly to locate
price thnt will enable her to realConclusion
personalities must h? forgotten and
in?, while Lois Wilson, lorj
the p i. t». The device will signal ent accounting system for its oper CITY. IF THERE SEEMS TO BE ze the face value of the bonds ot
With
good’
management,
collec
cvervonu
must
pull
together.
This
sweet,
unspoiled miss ()f thnn
ating
funds
Is
childishly
inade
ANY DOUBT, A COURT DETER
Ja v an If a t the bottom of the sea.
cry close t.> that amount.
tion and conservation of all city is vital to successful accomplish
loid. portrays the villnnnuj t«
quate—in
fact
Is
practically
worth
MINATION
OF
THE
CITY’S
LI
K If Archef, GJoorloff, Wcaaen and
Tht Budget And Current Tax Levy asset* utnl full public co-operation ment. Sanford is built on a sound
Sooth a rt successful In this flight less. There is no accounting control ABILITY SHOULD; BE SOUGHT
The propoted budget for the in d.’iiling with the present serious basis of prnductiv? wealth anil can
worthy
of
the
name,
and
unintell
Relieve it or not. Pm much)
The new budget provides by tax
-the Association would then book
current year has been studied. It community problems, it is believed afford to face the future with both
Sunday is Women’s Day a t the in California caused -asp.-nm
igent
operation
of
the
accounts
has
ation
und
special
assessment
reven
, them for a flying tour of the Swed
>s belvtvsd Jhatithe operating bud-; that the city of Sanford can be in faith and courage.
First Christum Church and a pa- filming cf “ Under the Tontol
ish, Norwegian and Danish cen- not improved - m atters. Reliable ue for it*m* 16, 17, and lp*. but ns ret has been' reduced as far ns is the cl.ar and able tn jjo ahead un
Respectfully submitted.
] gennt, "Perfect Love"
will be Richard Arlcn and other ir.ta
data on the status of the operating these funds will not he nvuilnhlv
Civic Consultant.
J
given at the evening service. The of the Paramount company is
funds is not available-deficits have | in time for the January 1st. pny- rafo for the cpmmunity. The fire der normal condition > tfithin from
lepartment especially is’ seriously
theme is missionary and depicts ing Jobyna Ralston, in
been allowed to accumulate until I ment, this will have to he mad
DUE
DUE
DUE
those things which keep Christain Arlen’s wife, mere forced ti
at the date of the recent audit th ’ : from the proceeds of the proposed •mlcrmanned and it is suggested ITEM NO
ITEM.!
OVERDUEJnn.
1,1928.
July
1,1928*Jan
.
1,1929
Sty hound to the cross nnd those a northern California locab!
•hortage amounts to $259,71 -1.99 | financing nnd the revenues raised hut a volunteer resjryo I ks organ-1
"Ordinary"
115
1
(over 12 mills on the tax rate) o* 1by the budget applied to the othei •ed uinmig the citizens, pledged to ,
things which will release her The cause the depth of the snnw 1
Vouchers $ 22.282,30
n-.wer all alarms where tho fire is
which less than $4,000. represents I obligations coming due July 1st
f< Mowing are the Characters:
further “shooting" impossible]
T9
2
Capital
f a serious nature whin notifieir
loss in the closed hank! In other 1928.
Tile Pilgrim —Joe Reeves.
Vouchers $ 81.777.59
words poor accounting plus the con
Item 20 represents the estimated iy whistle or sirer. signals.
C hristianity—Elsie Watanen
Irene Rich, c rapl.-ting
f , v Collection of county and state sequent tack of knowledge on the
119
3 "Ordinary"
The anticipated income tins been
deficit
from
the
date
of
the
credit
Spirit of Education—Virginia of Married Mi 1" for IVamfrtJ
ta x fs fo r the month of Novem part of the officials as to the status
Notes
$8,000.00
$5,933.33
$ 8,600.1)0 • $7,933.34
the close of the fiscal yrof./The :onsprvatively 'computed and, U
Barnes.
vacatirning in S.-.iita R.irbarr.!
ber amounted to $75,383.05, ac if the city’s finances, plus a nat- to
's believed can lie considered exB9 • 4
cxnct
amount
cannot
ho
determ
in
Spirit
of Evangelism—Anna
cording to figures submitted to iral disinclination to rnise the tax
■oeded by the exercise of intelliInterest
fi
746.00
$ 180.00
$1,326.00
$1,601.50
until the books are closed.
Men Welier. ’
| N' nn Quart? r i-.c- J;imcs
day by Tax Collector John D. -ate has resulted in the accumula ed Iteni
Fg* H. 6 Capital
g. nt effort' *'!* th(* l,a r*
thu
‘
ElU
rcprtsents
the
rfrhottn)
Spirit
of
Missions —Helen “ind, now he ti" feitured in
Jlnklns, While the collections are tion of deficits that now must b»
fficials
aAd
oc-operation
on
the
$ 8 ,000.00
N otes
Watanen.
ied Mnilc,” whit h Cruic :j pent
somewhat leas for the correspond- paid. If the tax had been as high necessary to complete certain pav
ing
prqJwts
nlpWiixjuukg.Wjty
.an‘l
Spirit of Womentumd—Myrtle ally directing for Pathe, is ta
,
1
t
i
t
i
o
* »», , . 1 * » 1 • 1 * I I I
described as having exceeded esti as it should have been during the of such jh a ra tty r jhjjt tne fiOneiftntercst
812.44
Lowe
•
in a story written tsptcvatty
m ates made before-the tax books oast three years, there would be
?d property can, in general, stand' ’neftts falling due. The, tax levy
RIO.
7
"Ordinary"
Imps
of
selfishness
her, it waa announced.
made before the tax books were no necessity for a 25 mill rate now. the
*
.based-upon
80
|Mjr
«rnt
caljcciion
assessments.’ This expenditure
‘ Installment
Ignorance — Minnie Claude
Were opened on November 1.
The accounting for the bond will enable the city to levy special jf taxes and this figure should be
Notes
t’»,486.78
Simms
Collections for the first month funds in Sanford, was not handled assessments in the amount of $326 »onsiderubly exceeded.
Motion picture rights to “0$
;'
O
'l’
8
CapVali
demaryl
\ | irdliness—Marie Dr;);gt-rs town Charlie,” Al Woods’ fi
over • period covering the past bv the city accounting officer a t all 921.78,
No
provision
is
made
in
the
bud
This estimated amount cov
warrants
239,365.17
Indifference—Sadie Watanen old stage success from the
five years were disclosed by the slther’ln detail or by means ofev- ers all pavements now under con get for the half year interest pnyC7
9
Capital
time
following comparative figures:'
Economy— Dorothy Hughes
Owen Davis, have been sequin
»n elem entary controlling nccounts struction with the exception o ' ncnt.‘ on the refinanclrfg bonds,
Warrant:November 1023
$18,370.57
Covoteousness—Nina Cornett Johnny Hines and C. C. B
In wan handled by1the cx-mnyor and Pecan front A. C. L. R. R. to Teiith. which will ajndtint to approxi
(Vouc.) 1.12,237.01
No‘vccnb«r 1921
39,205.31
Hypocricy—Bertie Hughes
ter preview o ' his latest co«
his bank—without audit or check Tenth from Pecan to Mulberry, mately $35,000. or a little o v r
C6
10 Cnpital time
November 1925
90,101,15
“ Home Made," Johnny will
of any kind. This constitutes n viol Olive from Tenth to .Goldsboro 1 1-2 mills on the lax rate. Care
W an ants
November 1920
91,142.57
r.icnc? filming Chinatown
MAN IS SHOT
ation of the most huslc principle)- Pecan from Tenth to Twelfth and ful consideration has been given
(Bank 1 240,959.73
November 1927
75,383.05
ces in New York.
af handing or controlling public Twelfth from Pecan to Olive, to this item uml it is believed that
' A two per cent discount on nil funds. The result wns that, except which* are oxcluded boonune of tin* .tentative 2 mill lcvY Plu» “<•:
PHILADEPHIA. Dec. 3 (IN S)
C6.
II
Interest
4,819.19
taxes paid during the first month for the then mayor, no city official doubt as to th? affected" property tive'work in colecting rcvyiue will
■—Called from his home by a mys
B8
12 “Ordinary" time
INVERNESS — T. Sew
la aacribed by Mr. Jlnldns as the knew the status of these funds. heing able to pay the axacx.-imcnts. furnish sufficient funds to enre
terious message. John Pnone, 40, building r.ew one-sUry brick 1
W arrants
reason -for a good collection last The story of what huppenod is n
wns shot to death with a double- turo in ,b usiness s-ctiun here.
(Banks) 126,900.00
32 125.00
No" pMviVuAi 'Ms * mafllr ' fdV tnF frfr this without a further increase
month on state and county taxes, long one and has been adequately completion of the "W est Side Bulk in the tax rate.
barreled shotgun fired from n va
UH
13
Hcenjaa and poll taxes.
An in covered by the Hall and Pcntlnnd head Improvement" as it is plainly
The assessed valuation fo r lJ'-icant room of a house across tho
FORT MEADE—Work
Interest
t ,676.39
2 951.01
1,239.IP
tereating fact In this connection audit. It will not bo detailed hem evident that tilt proposed special '8 Is ‘ <21.(138.882.00 representing
stre e t' early today. Police lay the sing rapidly on const roeti
B6
II Unpaid Bond
was ihqwn by H r. Jlnklns who SUFFICE TO SAY THAT THIS assessments are greatly in excess >1 less than 70 per cent of full val
slaying to gang warfare.
n:w Peace River concetti W
Coupons
9,700.00
announced th a t the three and a PROCEDURE COST T H E CIT- of possible collections. It Is recom us. In my opinion i. e. full val
B7
13 "Ordinary"
half mill reduction In the t a t •ZENS OK SANFORD OVER mended that this improvement be ue. is not in excess of $30,000,000.
lOutstanding ’
WMHN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARB BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD
levy for this year has saved the $900,000.
left unfinished unless the Interest Fhe proposed millago lo r the city
Checks
566.29
taxpayers $3,911.71 on the am
FROM TH E ABOVE IT BE ed property owners uro. willing to is 25. Stato, County und School
16 -Sp. Ass, Ctfs.
ount paid In during the first COMES EVIDENT THAT THE consent to assume assessments Tuxes for this year will he at n
Inrst.
4,127.50
1,427.50
•1.427JJ0
NEXT FUNDAMENTAL
FOR sufficient to complete n highway rule of 67 mills on about a -10 per
mouth.
J7
Gen.
Bondi*.
Interest,
•cut
valuation.
Tho
total
tax
bur
THE
REHAB1TITATIQN
OF
Other interesting facta were
connecting with the state road in
102,975.00
102J»75.(KI
103,065.00
FINANCES
IS place of the proposed assessments. den, while high, is exceeded by the
given out by Mr. Jlnklns in con SANFORD’S
18 Sp. Arc. Bondi*. t Mat)
nection with his office. The first TH E INSTALLATION AT ONCE Should such consent be obtained, ax burdens of runny places in the
75,000.00
75,000.00
150,000.00
ta x receipt fo r this year was Is- OF A MODERN MUNICIPAL the amount needed cduld properly United Sfl$tes ^hich carry them
r 19 Sp. Ass. Bonds
BY A come into the Jfinani^ng program, without d fctrM . Sanford should
to E. O. Hancock of Grovc- SYSTEM OPERATED
3 ! v
Intrat,
61.1C2.511
58.880.00
54,377.50
, who owns property a t Ov- COMPETENT ACCOUNT A N T although not nhw ' included'. The thereftm: far *l>le to cnrrx. Its load
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*
where he formerly resided, AND SUBJECT TO AN INDE estimate for this reduced program without ^iqithing more than dis• *•
f ‘
Total
•omfortfirst one last year went to PENDENT AUDIT AT. INTER is nbout $100,000.
*
Realizing On U ty Assets
$885,303.50 289,138.06
» Ella V. Slade of Longwoed. VALS NOT GREATER THAN
The tabulation is only carried to
333,762.50
24 1,049.33
Attention is again culled to th?
The firs t tax receipt ever ili ONE YEA.R
the January 1, 1928, payment be
Overdue
In addition to the above, one cause it is felt th a t responsible necessity for using the utmost ef
ned In Seminole County was
885,303,50
written on November 1, 1023 to further step must be taken before activity on the part of the city fort to collect amounts due to the
20
Est.
Operating
Deficit
J . E. Pomeroy of Longwood. To Sanford's financial operations can authorities in collecting outstand :ity. The collection of delinquent
August to Oct.
40,600.01)
C. J . Rumph of Sanford goes the be considered safe and sane um] ing taxes, special assessments, etc. tuxes and delinquent special as
21
Est
Requirements
to
sessments
must
be
pressed.
In
the
boner of having taken out the that is th at every dollar of the. and in realizing us fully as possib
furnish pavement.
•9 rit poll tax receipt ever issued City's money on deposit in nny Ic on other assets of the city will ease of special assesaments, unless
58,541.16
the
delinquents
m
il*
.definite
ami
bank
or
tru
st
company
shnll
be
ful
make it possible to care for-future
hi this county. I t was f o r the year
I f I I and waa Issued August 12, ly secured by the deposit with the obligations without recourse to nrnmpt arrangem ents to meet
$1,273,3^8.60 333,762.00 p t69,0-l9..!3
their, back payntente, the city
city of Government or municipal refunding operations.
XflS.
Less Tux Levy and Sp.
bonds of satisfactory character
It will be noted that* the city should- take prtiApt steps to foreAss. Rev.
333,762,50
169,049.33
and equal amount or by a satis needs the sum of $1,273,338.66 by close on the property according to
JWrlx
factory
surety
bond . The January 1, 1928 with a possible ad law. THE BURDEN OF UNPAID
FuW
TOTAL
FINANCING.
SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS
FALUti
city
authorities
are
trustees ditinnal $70,000. on January 1.
$1,273,338.66
$75,000.90
for
the
public ' funds
and 1929. It is believed that activity in ON THE GENERAL TAX PAYER
they should Insist that all deposits collections will make unnecessary AND IS RESPONSIBLE FOR
he adequately protected. Banks any refunding of the January 1, NEARLY 7 MILLS ON THIS
YEAR’S TAXES.
sometimes argue th at where the 1929 payment.
Both the w ater and gas utilities
city owes the bank as much or more
Of the $1,273,338.66, $234,000.
t Blgteen cases, mo^t of them for than the funds to the credit of the represents bond m aturities thus ure operated a t a loss. The wuter
~ton» of traffic ordinances, eity In the bsnk, th a t such protec making the actual increase in the works is only losing a few thou
docketed In the Municipal tion Is unnecessary, b4t.il) la, argu gross funded defat of the city on sand dollars annually and will
At the session on Friday ment Is entirely fallacious ns edn Jtlly 1st, 1928, the sum of $1,039, qulcky be on Its 'fe e t with good
RIVE arBukk*$or49(28'bverthe stretch ofb^j
The cease as disposed b« sw n lt\ the present ’ iastatic a 3»id.60.' If it should be necessary to management and, perhaps, some
W. E. White were as Among the creditors of the city is fiAaPcti AHe $75,000. m aturity of small rate Increase.
road
Notice how Buick’*|
i:_
The
g
u
utility
Is
operated
at
a
the Semliytle C o u n t y . . I
J^quifry l , I9J9; this would not in
Cantilever Springs 4s^iooOi away those aggravat
>. Wolfs, parking with no extent of more than $200,1
substantial loss and it la doubtful i
crease the gross funded debt.
Waa dismissed. B. H.
I Gl
Gibbs
ruts and
how Buick’s Lo
ipopejl financing as out- whether, under even the best of
for speeding and Dr. C. L.
municipal operation, it can hone
thlk
-tabulation
conteml eatreated a $1 bond for park- bank cannot be used as an ot i n t
HydfaulicihhJrck Abeofbers^ front and rear,a
to pay Its way fo r.m a iy year*j<lt,
it lights. Ella Lewis was against the debt of the bank to piwtettihe tisuaqce of bnnda for is strongly
nglj recommended that an
by
Janthe
$1,273,338:66
needed
road shock^tui e lin in j^ jjolts and jars
and “Shine" M artin paid
laL,l!W8i |»nd If necessary, e ffo rt M 1m ad* to; ili>poefvof this u I
i b i r i t i of disorderly concannot know Buiclus iparvfdous new riding c
it can be done without
ibrilhelfB.flWH due January 1, 1929. plant if It
J. W. Deetch estreated $3 return only such ---- •/ 1 - .
too great Iom
fort until you hdv? ttfU tl1ffyourself. A car a
e r parking.
J* ! h i ' h v
T h - Blnklng
HI
The
Fund . . •*’
mount on its claim
chardson, charged with paya to all depoaitcra. If Uii« f u n i l - avcai f 0^nt reVenue. The ■No provision' has been made in
you
in our'showA^nzli rf: *>*
conduct, was dismissed. amantal precaution had b«*n
| rroulrementa in thia respect for this financing for the rehablllation
Carlson eatreated $3 for there would have been no loea by 1928 are included In the budget of the sinking fund o r even the reELOANS J119J to $1
r , x»1
COUPES ^1193
without lights and Lee the city of funds depoiitecL'ftfW tt
195 to #1323
nlscem
ent
nf
monies
borrvwed
SPOR
i*HbitWc*fY»qiient
25
mill
tax
astreeted a bond of $3 for
from it by other firms. It is be
**vy.,
a c ar w ith only one light, b* & fundam entals. of Sanford’s
The gross funded debt of the lieved best to w ait until the pres
right, charged with a aim- rehabilitation are therefore:*
The ubove cars have been overhauled
city including the financing will be ent crisis is over and then start to
had h it case conum-zd.
I. A thoroughly competent
$7,280,365.06 on January 1st. 1928. build up the fund through annual
and Carry Our Guarantee
D. K. Williams, J.
city manager with Initiative,
The net debt cannot be computed
PALMETTO—Approach to Man
Theo Fople and Jenny
Imagination and technical ab
until the exact form of the financ atee River bridge on Palmetto side
ted $3 apiece fo r
ility in actual charge of admin
ing has been determined.
of river beautified. •
istration.
lif t
Included, in the financing outiinA anode
"M ln .W n f-v
accounting system 0
9
[ARE Cummin Economic Report
R H A FU G R IE
5 «m W N TS
LIZZIE IN A NEW DRESS
WARNERS
TURNS TO n jjj
TO FORGET«([
&
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m
m
Pageant Will Be Given
On Sunday EveningBy
Local Church Women
C ollection Of T axes
F or County, S tate
$79,383 Last Month
fflc V iolations
L ead On M unicipal
GdnrtDocketFriday
DODGE BROTHERS
Dependable Used Cars
D riv e B u i3 c for
o v e r that b a d ro ad
D
1926 Dodge" Sedan
1926 Dodge Coupe
1925 Dodge Coupe
at tEM StriM C M ;
M E ftS T O W S S
1926 Overland Sedan
1926 Ford Touring
S ttr iitlg r ia
BUICK>I928
a competent
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Rum or-m ongers are at work in Sanford. Their o ffice is the sidew alks
the city; their clientele, th e public; their business, th at o f spireadhtg
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unusual opportunity for th e rum or-m ongettO exhibit h is wares- Hat
urally there have been failu res jilst as there have been failtiffes in eVef;
other Florida city, but the epidem ic is nowhere near its Widespread tt
th ese rumors would seem to indicate.
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ford who has not been reputed to be in bankruptcy, or about |to g o into
the hands o f receiver. A ctually th e summer slum p and the gradually kn»
proving Fall months have seen com paratively te w failures. WHh th e
Christmas season upOn us, and a generally increasing outlook o f dpum>
crisis in its history.
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t ]v«w b bm^ i n
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Aniolbfcbile Co.
S e M n o te H a tS M ^
Laney Dry Cleaning Co.
G. W. Deetch
Sanford Electrical Contracting Co.
The YoweD Co.
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Hardware
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Bryan’s Sporting Goods Store
Wagoner Furniture Co. o f Sanford Hie.
Woodruff & Wstaon
McKinnon—MarkWObd
Roberta Grocery
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w o t
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A s B ris^ne Sees it
<i
-r
,l i,^An E hiW rassina Ppsition
•i. , • t
,r -r *
'•> r.t r i m
\ \
,
/ <|]T o m siMa
says
* ________ —
A despatch from Tallahassee sa y s th a t one of the most
Many a sweltering win£ T T |
EHUer Candl'VJlr*.
you re going to wish f0r
important
facts,
brought
out
by
the
S
ta
te
Industrial
Survey
Prosperous?
Very.
f l t u mutlr*
oh! crispy summertime
Ilk I’MltHK* lieing conducted by the department o f agriculture, hns to do
ra#^
H a Really Drowned.
, Bader arl •(
W Marrh .1 Ik*7.
with the proposed expansion of sugar cane production in the Young Boy* and Whiskey.
Avoirdupois i.< iji.
v Ur Arthur llrUhane
. I D L DG A .H .
. K U I T O M Everglades.
Grosvenor Dawe. who la m aking the survey,
interest. You start with T"1*'1**!
CkstHekl IS37 hr 3)-. I *.
f A R t l IIK R U
RAM A IJICH
Maaaalaa W lm declares that the work of the Southern Sugar Company has
figure and keep doubling ..
.WASHINGTON SAYS Sec rei t i i i c n i m o v n.iTKS
tary Hoover’3 candidacy will open [
.... ..... rr.«« indicated at least five things, as follows:
An honest cnnt.*.*< >,n
•alha . . ^ . , 1 . - ______ »X3**
clally next week, after the ReFirst,
it
has
secured
safe
control
o
f
water
in
far
the soul, bu h.„| f„r {h‘
.
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Maalka .... ... ....
I publican committee moetintr.
*<*. i "
irrlrr prr Wwli
vers.
its
portion
o
f
the
sugariamis
drainage
district,
that
• Vice-President Dawer, it is said.
tr Kd/tl-m arr.V rar
Is "m*:I-owden’’ and will hsml.Mhe
portion being 15,000 acres.
*
Iffllll, X,afi*rd‘» Blearer ne,»«.
While Dig Dill Ihomp-u, \
presidential nomination Mo that
. N kw rlbra la IW lalaiaa
Second, it has tested cane varieties in long teat
Km< Hart Ira rrrrltla a frata
friend O? the farm er. . .
battling the H -»
^
rt i?h "• Otiro.]
eaparlar. artta araaalaatlaa
rows, large patches and acreages until it is satisfied
England was
IhaaaaaH trarrfs dull, ra trr- — r f - ' V*:
ut-w id
•II Ika Iraillaa rtra la ml Ikr ri—|
M J T J N E . ia28, howtver, Genas to sucrose .content, fibre ipialities and tonnage
Oh. rat.-!
rrarrld. Tfcr I. X. H. la e«aer lal.
enl!
Dawe*
may
feet
like
the
west
rfflelrat la Fla^lda and lla
yield.
ern hotel keeper, told by an Eng
rr at kaadllaa alalr artta la
I be next time th^ ..u, . _
«
•at raaaL
I
lish tourist t« p re p irr immediately
Third, the present season has brought that con
'tnge.H an oil ton^pirai y
a
“port’erhouse
steak,
two
inches
1-Br Hrra'd fa a m.-mher af Ikr
cern to the point o f expansion, and It is at this mo
hink nn alienist should u ‘
■ arraa «( ('irrulalluBa, aa
thick, with broiled mushrooms and
itlaaal AaaiirlalJon vf Pah•n to examine the juror. r,r Z*
ment
planting
sufficient
acreage
to
produce
150,000
sliced
tomatoes
an
cither
side
of
Adver»Uer«. aad AdtrrlUlaa
»»r conipiexen.
’ ^
it," The hotel owner said,"Young
lla ftklrk require* rark I'uli.
tons of cane at least hv December 1928.
a r a k n la aabaill la a ,
man, if I had anything like that,
kS audit of aubsrrlalloa* .
The fall of Adam am. tv ,
Fourth, it will have a 1,500 ton mill ready to
I would eat it myself.’’
I ardrr la t r r lf r abaolulrli
bkuly was due to a h.nana
rial at. at rlrralallna aa well aa
grind by that tim e; it will be ready to make sugar
«‘PPlo. scienists :„,w
■f batlaraa airthnda.
A kL RECORDS broken In yes
Well, maybe it was u banana ^
and
to
take
care
o
f
by-products
such
as
cattle
feed
terday’s
payment
of
dividend*
and
SATURDAY. DEC. 3. 1927.
oev forgot to pj.k „n thinterest
totaling
f-l9O,0OO,(MM).
and industrial alcohol.
J
r a n H E M M I't VIIOf.ll.AM
That is one of the prosperity sign,
taaatr la r li; aad counts ail*
Duke Kernundo of .Spain
Fifth, the .company has an objective, definitely
atratlaa.
thnt count.
| rc-ted in Paris as a -wimil, ' ae
ir* r tta lrr raalr «a Jarkaonset, capacity to he promptly enlarged to 7,500 tons a
The country is shipping out
he would like to uiak^ 'r- sap
much more gold than it t - ’ *: in
day for a season of 150 to 222 days.
» Caaafm rilaa of HI. Jaaaa Indira
\ fr^
'tar* in America. W
" •• need
m
M m Canal.
and holds, “earmarked.” lar .• m m*
criil
young
men
like
that
Speaking
of
the
success
which
th
e
company
has
en
in
A*
I
laauaarailua of mnalhlr 'F a r
in gold supposed to be res.
country.
joyed
since
its
comparatively
recent
incorporation,
Mr.
Dawe
for Poland, now in trouble wit!
nratlna of building pr.>-koaara hnlrla a i a r l a r t l says: "The reasons for the company’s positive assurance ns Lithuania and n.eoaeed l-y Russia.
Mayor Thompsot. "f t'hirtp.
to the outcome of the long experim entation is thnt the orig
cited
Cota ai a a 117 f'hrat.
. . one of
, .Irnsi
.
british hi..torj
■plrtloa of rllp braallflra* inal plantings in 1926 went through every adversity with
THAT'S NO idle menace, for
nooks they vc been U'ing in (V
tlM fftfra m .
th.- big hem- talks pence nnd
ct:go. in which (borge vVanhm,.
•art aad mndrra ho.pllal.
success, heavily frosted before planting, blown to the ground while
suggest* scrapping all arm am ents
ton was called a rebel. We!l.
once, saturated with flood water thirty days on end; never the same bear has an arm y ol
The Changeling
certainly can't say George
«
theless ut this moment the plantings of 1926 are producing 700.000.
Tary:
(Prom Thf Bookmani
Pray that our ‘‘earm arked-’ gold
seed that is running higher than forty-tw o tons to the acre.”
age that Heutna*
other lendings to Eurooe’s
Maj or Thompson took l.')00
Stayed no a mall
In view of this statem ent, it would not seem out of line nnd
fighting fund*, may not compel us
[rile to Washington with hiru to i«.
other Ind*
to suppose thnt cane might he grown with considerable suc Inter to gel into nnnther w ar and
, press upon the Congressional cu!v
Jrew broad uml tall!
cess
in Senvnole county. The marsh lands o f the upper St. lend somcIsMly ten billion uncnllect.
llnitteelhe nesol of fled relief. W,
ingc that Seumn*
' suspect that before that roniraitu
fas bo thin.
Johns River are not so verv different from the Everglades, able dollar' again.
No wonder stock exchange seats
g ts through With Dig Itdl. it ,jj
1th clear green eyes
and
to the south of us
am t in view of
hi the
m u fact
iu i i that
m ilt ccane
a n e is
in grown
g
go up. Mr. Simmons, president of
.have to call in the Red Crus* fu|
nd pointed chin!
in tjho vicinity of Clewiston and in Cuba,
Cl
and to the north of Wall street's stock exchange, says
its own members.
/ • kinsfolk
us
in
Georgia,
it
is
only
treasonable
t<
to
believe
that our cli- there is no limit, except the sky.
fere tall and stout,
hey shook wine head*
to New York's financial future.
mate would prov
prove satisfactory.
nd looked with doubt
Securities listed on the exchange loner; tin oionomeot should lie a of few words, regret* that his
Mr. Dawe adds that, "The pocketbook meaning of this were worth on Sept. 1 eighty-two inc one.
the narrow body
“FOLIE A DEUX”
message to congress could not he
news to every housewife in the land is that the United States thousand six hundred nnd sixtyJOf Mary’s lad,
TAMPA TRIBUNE
All hi- interesting talk, advising shorter. Madame de Sevignc wrote
the look in his eyes,
consumes several million tons o f sugar annuallv, yet within seven million dollars, and have /omen to have I'd ehildren, etc., to her daughter, “ if I haii had more
Iways sad, •
vill t» foig.uteii. Hut the fact that tim e I should have written you n
continental United States it has produced (mm cant* and gone up many millions since.
The insanity “experts” are re- venteil this form of insanity ti
if he sought
Those millions go back and forth .e put thi ugh the Pnnuinu Canal shorter letter." Considering the
from beets less than one million tons."
, visit Mrs. Snyder and Gray, ilia
*
lureeful,
prolific in ideas.
find, on earth,
oyer the ticker from buyer to vill not t>e forgotten. In that he field covered the President’s mes
BThe worndrous lund
Remus, unspeakable law-breaker, to ohtuin nn ostensible fmimhtitt
Inasmuch as sugar is not the only profit in cane. tin* seller, nnd the patient broker gets endernl his country great ser sage will he found short , r than
le’d left a t birth.
most men yould have mnde it. Mis murderer, blustering boaster, now for thi* ridiculous plea.
industry should prove to he exceedingly lucrative Bagasse, his little one-eighth. A scat on the vice:.
Audrey Wurdemaiin.
“ I da not choo«e" proves ability pl?nds an "irresistible impulse"
exchange
ought
to
he
worth
$1,000
There mny bo reason* why Jfn
which is turned into celotex, is tht most bulky by-product,
PERSIDENT t OOLIDGE. n man to say much in a few words.
000.
which
caused
him
to
brutally
kill
Snyder
should not go to the chai/,
and
one
for
which
there
is
always
a
good
market.
Get your ads in early and we will
his
wife.
Perfectly
sun.*
at
all
although
t!ie only one w,- can think
I g et the paper ou£_early.
THERE IS REAL news' in n
While we are wondering from w hat means Seminole
other
moments,
he
was
a
victim
of
of
is
that
sh? is n woman—but this
——»— o— ----LITTLE THEATER IS ORGANIZED
county can secure additional income from its lands, and New York muriler trial. Joseph
r>copy In early if you
dementia
just
lHave yourjeopy
for
the
occasion
of
Lcwkowitz, rlothinir ilenler, who
“
folie
a
deux"
absurdity isn’t on,
COI.l\\lHUH ENQUIRER-SI N
old get belt rfr»u[tsfrbm your while we are in doubt as to what to do with thousands of had nn iilen. told ynunir ll.njutuin
the killing.
of them. Neither could juror, wi:C
acres of fertile marshes, it m ight he well to give a thought GohUtcin: “ I will insure your life
» k
Ton lit at the Springer O p en city and tier • small.town beau,
And r.ow v/e r.re seriously nd- an ounce of intelligent • .redit the
for $70,000. You will pretend ti Houm the ( oumbus Little Tliea- |n order to keep her at !. -w , buys
---- i— o
to sugar cane production.
vised
that Mi*. Snyder and Gray, I silly claim th at Dooti*s:i>
',r-M«n{lie drowned. I’ll collect and we will
5 We wouldn’t be surprised If some
------o --------------------.ii will
\m I l ' i it* f i.'t i;;>b>Upci u | jU0|j ^ title d •‘i.'hhrm’’ which is j who conspired in planning and corn- I ° rer Remus was justified in hb
divide.”
(iold'tein
wn*
willing.
Kjple didn’t ’ m istake th a t new
Next Lefkowitx, according to the
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srd for an aotomobilc.
Sportsmanship
Aveaa*.
cnnfe»*ion of ' Irvinir Rubinznhl. w ritt.n l.v John Fitzpatrick, n
ll,“t ** ™ n,n‘ch ^ M * m-’s husband, just to get him out =
hired Rubinznhl nnd flnrry Groens.
.
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i
v
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.m
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herir. both very young, to nmwn in the cast, nil members of the
”,
__
, in
. "charm’ are
. very folio a deux—a newly
_
dy invented
*
xoddm
ents
Goldstein .in earnest.
LUl|c Theatre coterie, .have lieen
form of insanity which does not
Rubinznhl, Goldberg nnd • Gold-' .‘ui-thed for this performance J " amu.dng and nn entertaining play operate
on individuals but exists
stein went rowing. Goldstein could Mrs. Elizabeth (lines Hanley of Is the outcome of the situations when two persons are together. In
in
which
evolve.
not
swim.
Greenberg,
it
is
testi
which decreed the player ineligible under an agreement with
| itaer words, Mrs. Snyder nnd Gray
l.-.e National Playground Associa
fied. winked at Rubinznhl, RutdnThe little Theatre group, i is were sanp when alone but, in each
Even If you
vote right, on its Ancient rivals, Princeton and Harvard. The Elis had znhl pushed Goldstein overbonrd, tion who has been conducting n
S Tcan’t
*
accomplished
president,
Mrs other’s company or under ouch
Drama
Institute
in
this
city
for
day, voteffor soma^ne niiywuy.
nnd Goldstsin drowned, tanking the **ic past month.
Rhodes Browne, nnd its faithful •tiler’s immediate influence, they
|Tb« election hould) be on express, counted n great deal on the star hack and Ids loss was a se the insurance collectable.
One l room, one.»room
Mrs. Hanley is an expert in her and efficient oficers are to be •vere raving crazy—menial incap
vere blow to their hopes for victory over the Crimson nnd
pn of public pinion,
congratulated
for
undertaking
acity
icquiring
a
partnership
for
and
one 6 room house.
line
ami
hns
studied
play
produc
o-------THIS IS NEWS, because so fnr
Tigers. Immediately there were filed requests by the
tion with the best instructors in this public performance, it hn* t* assertion.
Many citizeji* who voted oguinst
ns known, no victim of muriler ever this country ami in England. She meant u lot of hard work, und a
Governor Sm ith very justly rel Taxpayers league on the fifth Princeton anti Harvard athletic associations to reinstate the
These house* are modern
contributed
so completely to his is regularly engaged by the N a certain amount of financial risk c’u'ed to permit the alienist who in’ August will show thnt they have gridiron warrior so that he might play aguinst them. But
in
stuging
a
piny
in
a
large
aud
In
every respecl. and Iht
tional
Playground
Association
to
own
destruction.
Somebody
w
it
their lesson by voting with
the Yule hoard demurred uml Bruce Caldwell was not permit nessed the drowning nnd spoiled cinduct
Dramatic
Institutes itorium, with the attendant ex
rent is reasonable.
, Tuesday.
wherever she mny lie needed or penses. The public should come
X
ted to participate in the games. There was in this case a tiu insurance collecting.
desired
by Little Theatre groups, out to the performance in large
I F rank Miller stands for five fine example of sportemunship.
Also hnve iwo 2 room
THE
TACT
SCHOOL
for
boys,
and
her
services hnve been In sueh numbers and ta'ke advantage of
isslonerx, and stood for five
nil
opportunity
to
foster
an
organ
highgrmle
preparatory
school
foun
apartm
ents, partly furn
ill
maiul
for
the
past
year
that
There is the case of a college baseball team lending
[eommlsaionenl before the bank
ization which will certainly be
ded
by
Horne?
Taft,
brother
of
the
the
Columbus
date
wns
secured
Ishetf.
itlad, which Is something a whole one of its men to the opposing side so the gume could he play chief justice, dismisses 11 boys be
with difficulty. Our Little Thenlrv come a credit to the community
lot o f folks can’t say.
ed and the golfer who played the wrong hall and disquali tween 12 nnd 10 years old. And I: roup hus taken udvuntuge of if given generous backing.
these boys, some liter? children, are
You will have to se/
Nothing could be more henefiMore than one fifth of Rumania’s fied him self for further participation in the tournament. discharged for drunkenness lit n .Mrs. Hanley's services with great
enthusiasm and many non-mem- tiul or pleasurable to the young t
And
there
are
thousands
of
other
examples
that
one
can
re
Itire budget-for 1928 will he de*
these to appreciate Ihent
Thanksgiving dance.
lu > of the Little Theatre have people of Columbus than to pro- J
1to w ar purposes, according to call that indicate appreciation of good sportsm anship It is
Who would hnve thought that enjoyed the classes conducted by duct* good plays. We have much ■
tlgures recently released. It m ight n kind of undefinuhle quality— sportsmanship, but it is some “ prohibition would tiring in drunk
cheaper tefbuy burglcr Inaur- thing that we all recognize quickly when it is demonstrated. enness among American children. h-r in dyeing nnd adopting fab dramatic talent among us which
ric* for costume use.
merely needs an apportunity to
yet been seen,
S. ROMAN
The
cast '•’’I,
,fnr tonight’sn 1*141/
play 11*1^
ha* pc rfcct itself, to become a splen
Sportsmanship is the primary purpose of all gam es and That
• •••«» iiadnot
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1. 4 norf
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4212 Sanford Av*
whisky flasks In the packets m
chosen with discrimination, by did public asset. It is not only our
l». (). Box 339 Sanford. Fix
when
it
is
absent
from
any
contest
there
is
a
lack
o
f
public
indl copy of Lincoln’s
The origin
hoys and girl* In their early te *• \ | r„ Hanley and each interpreter duty lint our privilege to encour
jtionalism sold for appreciation.
on sefti
NEW YORK STATE believ?* has been industriously working age the Columbus Little Theatre
Ighten thousand dollars the other
The subject of sportsmanship was brought to our at thnt
Ruth Snyder’s killing In the mi his or her p art.. The pluy is h\ attending tonight’s performan
If L lncdn couid have gotten
tention
several
days
ago
when
we
found
in
the
Waycross
electric
chair wlllbe a feature of a comedy of small-town life in ce. Also, those of us who go to s e *
much foftit when he made It in
which the love nffnirs of ar. ni* “Charm’’ will be sure to huve a
be m i n t not have run for Journal-Herald the "Code of Good Sport”. I t was so good the holiday season. The woman*
n i n e . y e a r o l d daughter writes from tractive girl figure
The latter good time. We know, because wo
snt.
and so true to the principles of good sportsm anship thHt we a parochial school in W estchester j wuntss to sample life in
a leg have seen the play rehearsed.
pass it on to our readers for their interest:
county, begging her mother to
• One hundrt$l and fifty-five thou*
come home for Christm as. They
1—
Thou shult not quit.
ind dollars worth of eity improve,
UII me you ore sick. I am prnying
bonds
ids wfrre sold the other day
2—
Thou shalt not alibi.
until my knees are sore. I will go
:ity caT Orhndo for 100.69.
the city
TAMPA TIMES
.’I— Thou shalt not glout over winning.
in proving until the skin D 'off mv
itly ii isn’t so much the
•I—Thou
shult
not
he
a
rotten
loser.
kr
as wsiut y ii hnve to sell
In the development of comrnun- rode In your hands. I will pauper5—
Thou shalt not take unfair advantage.
coun’s.
izo your mind, poison your soul,
THE CHILI) MIGHT pray also
6—
Thou shalt not ask odds thou are not wil for the civilization of New York money, with vision and foresight, paralyze your will.
/ Florida now bus some sixty-two
ling to give.
“Give m? und guide mo to serve
stab*. If It should be guilty of have been prime factors .The build
ing of tn?n nnd women out of the and to snve others, to meet und
fUlh'n dollars inves ed in about j
7—
Thou shalt always l>e ready to give the op •Judicially.” killing a woman no boy
hood und the girlhoud of the to match entrenched human need i
lUen nuryired
hurglred niDes
miles oof first
m a t t e r how wick?d or guilty.
ponent the shade.
community is a p u n and parcel of with inenrnat? humun love, to
Id. A| .few years ug
reads,
ago u cow ,
8— Thou shalt not underestimate an opponent,
A GIRL 1.1 yenrs old jumped in- the work of making u city a better share und to spend my brightest,
wss uhilit the bes& >you
’r could |
to a living mnehine nnd, alone, place in which to live and rear und best, nnd I will ronie back nnd
nor overestim ate thyself.
de the cities. On
outside
One thing J
nwav 150 miles or so to visit children. No city can clulm u great- crown you with satisfaction and
anyway, ,
It* boom didlfor Florida at
9—
Remember that the game is the thing, nnd flew
success!"
her grandfather. Thnt surprise* ir distinction.
that he who thinketh otherwise is a mucker and no
"Catch me and keep me if you
Money tniks, nnd it snvs:
lift
now,
but
Much
Incident*
will
b
*
*
endorifunent of Frank M il-!
true sportsmnn.
soon ns commonplac? ns n child enn, hut I have wings. Find me and
*‘I nm you! You will be what
T by the Tkixpuyers League d ll
on a bicycle and riding off.,bind me and 1 mysteriously di> you inuke of me!"
10—
Honor the game thou playest, for he who retting
come as
.
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ititaii* ti* Mite Itttfl list I \ *a ■ n s a l n k its.
ss k surprise. Miller has
Youth. has
equilibrium
and
daring appear.
Dig nnd delve, scratch nnd
Tli ?ri* is n whole lot of logic
flchtiin'4 for • clean and effiplavest the game straight and hard, wins even when
all that flying needs.
-em pf, grind and grasp in order stum ! up in these words and who
he loses.
government, and the princilo get mei and, lot, I am u broken ever has money or opportunity to
the Taxpayer*
NEW
YORK’S
COMMISSIONER
bauble and a b u n tin g bubble!
serve his community and does noth
While the above code seem s to have been w ritten with
too long to be tu rn .
Snve tpe and store me for w<n- ing is a liability to the city nnd
of correction savs there are 10,000
its
be applied t*ru*»
dru*» addicts in r*rw
Nrw 1i or*
ork city.
thy ends—for
budget und bonds, for auction, a detrim ent to himself and
tathletic
o _*u —games
• i ini :mind,
<
i# principles
5
A,
-might
- - - - - well
----- —
niveau*—
i
other tusks. Life itHelf is nothing but A gume someone Rif h men should know.that young rainy days for self-improvement humanity. Failure to be active in
service of others, nnd I will service and well doing is just nbo«t
lady who wrote ns hus snid, and it is dependent upon whether the gam e is play- ! criminals, employed by "fence*" t * j and for sen
- H O --------0 . P. Hernd on saya the peopl?
Sevcrnl weeks ago nn the uve of its annual clash with the
i should know jjow some people stay
Princeton
Tigers, the Yale football team lost the services of
jouV of Jnil athI why others stay in
I office. Wonder whom
\vh
he hns refer- one o f its star players by a ruling of its own athletic ltoartl
fence to?
For Rent
(
LOCH ARBOR
We Buy and Sell
Bottles of All De
scriptions. Rear of
KOTS’
G . S . Winner,
MONEY TALKS
J
l e t C Jirisfnied
B rin g f fh e N e w s
F o r th e Y e a r 1928
GW*
dure*. For their protection men mckle, to feel my pressure
"f influpr* should join Richard oower. and *1 will ranker and corPe»rMVl Hobson'* o*lmiruble fifth*
Owens against the drug evil.
be glnduhai it wns
and
“Qhraskdodhed.’'
-oUxpuyir* in Sanford should
l from lair inning to end Gay.
mic report
wnii'ss economic
in |tor
today’* herald. Only
THE ANNOUNCEMENT o f Mrs. Ruth Brvan
that
she will
for
thee rourin
Fourth
|
T ' - 1enter
',l c r the
“ ,'C Congressional race ^
r m
A MONUMENT to Theodore
seat ui
in the
by her
•Florida district ncai
m e oHouse
v u m had
imu been
uuen expected nv
ner Roosevelt will be erected above the
friends and was well received by all the voters in the district Culchra Cut overlooking the Pnnru they, fully realize S 'lZ
' •' M
“ r8, 0 w e u
e R<lowed w i t h A p re p o s s e s s in g p e r s o n a l it y , com - amn Canal. Roosevelt deserves the
I
TifW
aS«e'!ibininflr d i* n i t v “ h d c h a r m , a n d .h a s in te lle c t o f t h e h i g h e s t o rnCPIc” 'm ism
anage'
line**'
is ....
a n e lo q u e n t o r a t o r , h a s tra v e lle d e xx te
nd
tennssiviveelyly a___
|City’s buslnasa; and # ,er’
. „
jption which has >* fully qualified and eq
to fill the distinguished office
[Its operation for the | w hich she seeks. The
t ate of Florida would bo bcneflt-
P”ly1ban ^ai\t^y ted by Mrs. Owen’s pfefence in
tty
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<
of relief >|
would be fu lly allv
ild take a prominent
attUanal or. lntrni»tiion»U.»-MlMmi
» hi*.
‘1 “
•
rjfrjhk .
. ii& a U k
hafore
Drink - Elder
TIRES AND TUBES
at lowest prices ever offer*
ed .
. Portable Phonographs
S9JS0 1 1 2 .5 0 S I& 6 0 *25-50
Radio, Hotshot, and Flash
light Batteries.
F. P. BINES
Generator
Starter and
Ignition .
Service
Our Specialty
AUTOMOTIVE 5
IBaiil’
Sun
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY* DECEMBER 3,,iS27.
Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER, Society
Edllor Residence
.tr iB u c k Jon es T akes
6 5 ' T h e L eading P a r t
Tel. 37.
'In M 11a n e P ic tu re
At The MjAane Monday
CONGRESSMAN TO NEW RESTRI
START CAMPAIGN ON IMMIGRATION
FOR VAST ROADS TO BE DEMANDED
Ruck Jor.es sticks to his old
adage that doubles arc more bother
than worth, even In the most dan
, Seeks Enactm ent.. Of Hill To ( ’oncressman Favors E xtend
gerous hazards of riding and shoot
ing Quota. System To Take
ing in his Fo» Films Production,
(Irnnt Three Billion Dollar
"Chain Lightning," nt the Milane
In Canada and Mexico Pro
Bond issue To Be Repaid By
Mrs. J. J. Mays „f l^wisville. Theatre today.
viding
Free Business Trade
Mrs. J C. Bennett was hostess
Tax On GasAnd LIcenseFee
,n’* wh" has been spending several
l" one scene of the picture Buck
; Friday afternoon for the R01k weeks^herc
with her daughter, j j*
walk by a laundry, and a
Wa s h i n g t o n ,. Nov. :*<t. u n
Lovers Club at her home on Mag*
IIY WILLIAM S. NEAL"
A.rs,
J.
E.
Rowland
Jr.,
lef?
Frit
bullet
... to
... „graze
. _„ the tf'T>
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is
of his.
[SATURDAY
International New# Servie#
S l —A campaign for the creation
nolla Avenue. The holiday colors,
iay afternoon fm her home. She but. knocking it off. shattering the
Staff rorres|»ondent
‘ - a* ,
"f a vast system of tnms-eontir.‘ tbo Pipe Organ Club n d and green were featured in w a, accompanied home by Mrs. window pane. No fake bullets can
. cm.d highways and nitplnn- land
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.— (IN S) .
L Baptist Church nil the decorations and other details. Lowland who will remain as her he used in shots of this type, be
ing fields will be launched in Con- —Demands of enthusiastic restrlc-"*****'1* t*\
Ifjodwell Reality Cttmp* Quantities of poinsettlns were guest until after the Jiotidays,
cause it takes' the force of a loaded
cress, Ren, William p. Holaday. tioidsts that the immigration quota
used with artistic effect.
*#!■
|t Streetcartridge to catch the hot and
till of Illinois, announced today,
Discussion of current events
system
ti»
extended
to
America’s
'■
•J'*
*
’ MONDAY
Mrs. t t . B. /.achry has ns her break the window.
lb- declnred th a t ho would have the
and late books together with
Christian Missionary games of rook and bridge enuse I house guest at her home on Mag
and
it
hacking of organizations in all nearest neighbors—Camla
The only precaution used by
the First Christinn the afternoon hours to pass quick nolia Avenue. Mr* Bowler of West Burk was tn, employ one of the
pints of the country in seeking Mexico will get un airing in the- '’ .is**
Lts al 3:00 o’clock at ly. When scores had been count- I’a Im Bench.
enactment of a hill authorizing a ■iew Congress, Rep Johnson, (U) „ >(j j
t rack shots >•{ the west to do the
r Mu. Raymond 0 . Fox ed the prize for high score among
' three billion dollar bond issue to of Washington, chairman of the-»--‘,*
—
shooting. He maintains that the
tlia Avenue. All mem- the bridge players, a green nod
be repaid by n gas tax and licnsc
Misc Lillie Alca Me lutyre. who ' !’unc*1 "T such a situation is lost
house
immigration
committee
^9
fee on automohiles.
ed t»’ be present.
gold bridge score pad and pencil was called here last week by the ' n 1>n "bscure long shot in which
announced today.
,
^^
j 'We are now budding a pntch[Missionary Society will was awarded Mrs. L. p. Hagai:.* death of her hrot her C. V. Me In- “ double is used, F urther he states
Declaring that he favors exten
vvnrk system of highways in the
o'cloc k at the First Airs. Mattie G. Pare received a tyre', loft Frida> afternoon for her ,hat "fnn*” are educated to such
sion of the quota system, Johnson
LON
nation,"
said
Holaday.
“
We
might
Ihuri'h
Mnderin handkerchief for having home at Rocky Mount. N ,C.
tricks in dmihling and they con nlas well reeoginze once and for all said that the question would be
ways do eot such n thing as phoney.
Ljon of the Congregn- made highest score among thCHANEY
that transportation can't l>e bound considered when the committee re
L will hold its regular rook plovers.
.Perhaps the mnn who was right
Air. and Airs. Howard Tibbals
by state lines nud begin planning views the wfiolt- field of restricted >*• ****9
•a. y
and
hOO o'clock at the ParAt the ten hour Mrs. llennen end small son Munson of Unwttilln fully worried in the sequence was
f"t* the future." Holaday, long an immigration.
| Hostesses will be Mrs. Served shrimp salad, hot tolls,
the man «ho did the shooting. It
“I am in favor of the quota sy
spent
Thursday
in
the
city
as
the
advocate
of federal highway's, lias
L tt. Mrs. Albert Nor- sultines, pickles, coffee anil lemon
, outlined a system of it| trans-eon- stem for Canada nml Mexico un
guests of Mrs.Tihbnls* aunt. Mrs. is true everything was hushed in
[lenry Woodworth and pic.
• tinental highways to |>«- taken out der restrictions,” said Johnson. rstZJM
I annie Is. Munson, nml sisters, silence, except the click of the cam
Rtempcr. This is the
Those enjoying this delightful Mi .ses 7o,. and Fannie Reba Mun era*. t>< help steady the man's
"It is a logical development of our
of the hands of the states.
Lbefore the lm7.nor and afternoon were
Mrs. Stella p, son.
I nerve, put just the same there is
policy. "Such a system provide
"I
have
decided
to
add
authority
panes is desired.
Arrington, .Mrs. L. p. Hagan.
! always the possibility of the most
for free interchange for business
in
constrict
airplane
landing
fiehl[n flub will meet at Miss Annie Hawkins, Mrs. Rob
carefully-directed bullet
k’dng
and trading purposes in certain
io
my
bill
because
the
airplane
m;»v
| at the home of Mrs. e rt J. Holly, Mrs. Alice E. Hill.
j astray.
become one of the great vehicles 1zones along the hunter*. At the
moll on Park A venue. Mrs. Henry Alclaiulin, Mrs. K,
Others who portray important
of
travel,” said Holaday. 'When present time the advantage is all
J business meeting of I Morse. Mrs. Alpttie G IW.-,
j roles m this smashing Jones
"*W < ,
the
right-nf-wn v for the federal with Canada in this m atter.
|hles floss of the Meth- Mrs. Roy Symes, Mrs, Harry
"People living in Windsor. Cunthriller are Dinne Ellis, Jack Bos
system of highways is obtained,
will meet at 8 o’clock Ward, Mrs
Fred T. Williams,
sufficient land for construction of adn, under free trade rnnilitkms, " f t'
ton, Ted McNamara, Gene Cam
Airs. Alice Woodcock and Mrs. C,
SCHOO
th annex.
airports could easily In- obtained. have been going over to Detroit - —b
eron. Buck Moulton, Marty Faust,
NOVEMBER
Ifiuild of Holy Cross P. Vincent,
enjoy the high wages under the
William Caress and William Welch. . WINTER PARix. Fla., Die. I | th* best colleges and providing ™ * n,^lh ''ii W,»ul,l assure a "nt to
^ X a n Drot^ctlve system. At
THIRD GRADE
liurch will meet a t H.30
The 43 years of itnllins Collage .
Lambert
Hilly
er
directed
the
pro
_ Mvrtle 11ruddock. Martha Henze. duction.
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,
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* anadninn authnrParish House,
endeavor finally received recogtd- j
I,
FOURTH GRADE
the
right to.
lor. yesterday in Jacksonville nt : L " ; L ' u r ,h” ;'rkM , : , l : T h M . ”n
runs flub of Seminole
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»
| Afaey Tamm, Lois Ferguson, Oris
thu annual meeting of the Associa conies only in associating with J continental highways and we are stop Americans from going into
2 O, E. S. will meet
“ j Saunders, Nellie Murkerson, Ray
tion of Southern College*. The full men and women of their own call- 111’* netting them under the pres- Canadian cities to mork whenever
,-k at the heme of
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
mond
Anderson.
they feel there is undue competi
membershm conferred on this col- hr*
j"* and the comfort ..f knowing ‘" ,t
[Kent on Park Avenue
"f federal aid. with few tion with Canadian labor.'
FIFTH GRADE
Second Sunday in Advent.
lege glw- u an accredited place1that Rollins, which they have help- ,,'tt
k'ent nml Mrs. Mamie
pavement
to
the
we
A
H arriett Brown, James Cochran
Church School
I):45
He declared that information
th.- A-gn.de institutions n f |t.,,
milk,, hns „
in thv ll00 now stops nt the Mississippi Riv[hostesses.
A delightful social affair of the among
Holy Cummunion anil Sermon i and Thelma I.owe.
has reached him to the effect that
the country and likewise gives it ,, •. .vor|,| ••
|er.
We
need
them
Just
us
bndlv
the Auxiliary of the 11:00.
past week given in honor of Miss n unique position in Florida. RollSIXTH GRADE
I
...
- .
. .. i from the Great Lakes to the Gulf Canadian and Mexican official
Church will meet
leaders would not object tn the
Dolly Fisher. Ruth Reiche, Uliuu-M* Martha Wallace a bride elect nf ms is the iiidv privately-supported
Eveiling
Prayer
and
Sermon
n.V
*
chairman
of
the llf
he following places:
this week, was the dinner party college in the state which belongs Alumni (ouncil, in *m*ukintf for
. ..
... 4 _ lt
White and John Brown.
quota system. Smuggling of aliens
5:00
the graduates, Pressed the point I
ch ProbaMy will he fnl owed by into the United States through
given Friday evening by Miss
one, Mrs E, J. Rout’rt.
Young Peoples Service league
SEVENTH GRADE
this accrediting organization. In
MiiVwzr«hin
urnmnuH to hm ik flown the both th<* ( iirtndian and Mexican
Minnie Heck al her home on Frnnll- to
that for years this membership
fleets with Mrs. R.H. fi-.ao.
Paul King.
sharing
membership
honors
urn!
lin Terrace. Pninsettlas. and ferns, responsibilities in the Southern As has been one of the ohjeetlvcs of present rcstrictivi* immiirrntion borders will he one of the chief
llrisson
Avenue
EIGHTH
GRADE
Rector’s
Bible
Class
Wednesday
policy," Re snid.
4
immigration m atters to be cnnsldDesste Singletary, Paul Mills, carrying out the Chritsmus colors, sociation with the University of the Alumni Association. He, said
two, Mrs. John Baker. 7:30 P. M.
were
used
in
decorating
the
rooms
"The committee 1m* receiv'd pet red, be snid.
it
would
open
membership
and
Lets wwith Miss May
Friday .E.ening Annual Pnrisn Otto Hutchinson ami llesha Touch and also centered the attrnctK'rly Florida nml the Florida State Col
itions to amend the law requiring
Meeting combined with
Men’s stone,
lege for Women. Rollins will occu constructive activities for Rollins foreign-horn teachers to have two
f Magnolia Avenue.
appointed
dinner
tnhle.
At
cither
alumni
in
university
clubs
and
in
IIEI.I.EVIEW — New chirkbn 3* »»* *'
NINTH GARDE
|o. four, Mrs. Walter Club meeting 7:30.
side of the central decoration were py n moiv useful position in mnin- the American Association nf Uni year* experience before being ad hatchery being built on Cedars ’
N'eitu Sipith,
taing
Florida's
academic
stan
A cordial invitntion to nil serv
Mr., meets with Miss
mitted
on
nnn-quntn
status.'College
Lfghtlithvvvve etnoin shrdlhest
versity Women. Miss Clara Louise
Poultry Form* on Dixie Highway,
ices.
e, 600 Oak Avenue,
tall red cathedral candles which dard* und in increasing its actual Guild first student first giudunte authorities *ny the law prevents
educatioiud
opportunities.
All
parishioners
are
urged
to
them
from
getting
some
language
burned in crystal holders.
The
five, Mrs. Howard
,*4
This rerognition ot Rollins bring irii11 founder of the Alumni Asso teachers they need.
Rut if we
place cards and nut cups nlso fea
|man. meets with Mrs. ittend the Annual Parish meeting
ciation, said she considered the
(v.
a
sense
of
much
satisfaction
to
the
m
Friday
evening.
amend this law, ther? probably
tured the colors of red and green.
bn, Thirteenth and Oak
Rollins
election
"a
great
step
for
will he u demand to hreak down
Covers were laid for Miss Mar trustees, faculty and students. ward".
President Unit, who is now in New
ALL SOULS CHURCH
, six. Mrs. S. A. Irwin
Professor Edwin O s g o o d Grover the restriction on foreign-born
The regular meeting of the tha Wallace, Miss Thelma Walker. York In nn effort to enlarge the
and other similar pro
Second Sunday on Advent
Lfcts with Mrs. E. I).
South Side Parent Teachers As* Miss Edith Walker, Miss Ruth endowment, and Dr. Geo. Car- of the English department, is is- students
posals.”
First Mass 8:00 A. M.
[ ||3 Magnolia Avenue.
inciation was held Thursday nf- Walker. Miss Thelma Howell, rothers, dean, who represented pecially pleased because of the un
Repent nf th*» national origins
Cathechism 8:45 A. M.
seven Mrs. H. M.
ternoon al the South Side Prim- Miss Russell Lee Wheeler, Miss Rollins pt the Jacksonville meet questioned transfer privileges now clause, vpfiirh greatly * inereuses
Katherine
Hannon;
Miss
Helen
Second ’Mass
10:00 A, M.
Inrninn, meets with
ir\ School. There was an unusu
ing, have worked unceasingly not open to the student burly. "It Is," B ritish’ immigration qoutns, prohBenediction 7:30 P. M.
Reed in SnnLunta.
ally good attendance and much WiDon, Mrs. Frank Bradley. Miss merely to comply with average he said, “u signal honor. It is a ahlv will he left 'o the Senate he
December 8 Feast of the Im business was transacted during Minnie Beck. Homer Little, Elmer regulations, but to exceed them. recognition of the high standard said. Sen. Hhipstcnd, (F-L ) of
.eight, Mrs. 8. E. Gllmeets with Mrs. maculate Conception.
the husines* session which wr.s UobiusRnn. Theroti King. Paulk Their program nf individual study that Rollins tins maintained in the Minnesota, ho* announced his in
Reeves. William Pell,, Wiliam Me
past, and alsu.oj-.th* notable pru*
Mass
7:1)4)
A,
M.
1015 Oak Avenue.
i nducted bv the chuirman Mrs. Griff.
Buck Jones and Silver Duck
Maurice Mnye and Conrad and’ Intimate commit with -profes gress that bn* been made under te n tio n 'to seek the'rep eal of this
|. nine, Mrs. C. P. VinRobert A, Newman.
in
sors, although culling for a great- the leadership of President Holt, eluuae nn the ground that it t* unEastcrday.
jin, meets with Mrs. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
It was decided to give each
“CHAIN LIGHTNING.’*
ly.enlnrged (faculty und added (t assures the friends nf Robins in fulr to Scandinavians.
off. IH20 Sanford Ave- Corner Lark Avenue and Third St. child a bag of candy this year nt
RICKARD ABANDONS PLAN
Our Gang Comedy
equipment, has utracted the a t
Orange County und elsewhere that
“SEEING THE WORLD"
Christmas and the lunch room
tention of the edui atlonnl world.
John Bernard Root, Minister
NEW YORK*! Dee. 3.—(IN S)—
Department of the
Sportlight
No les* Interes'.eo at.J coopera Rollins is increasingly worthy of
committee was asked to ta k e . J J a s R p i d f f e L u n c h e o n
Church School
0.45.
v
the
splendid
support
which
they
Promoter
Tex Rickard has aban
Ig li School will present
,ui_
*
the
mothers
|
"THE AGILE AGE"
harge of this. As ,i,c
tive have been the fuciilty unJ
Morning Worship
11:00.
doned his titan for. an outdoor box
■ O’clock at the Ssminole
students. Representing the local have mngnifieently given her."
Sunday will be observed as arrived they were shown to the
Membership in the Southern As ing arena her'* because be eann*'v
An unusually lovely social a f trustees, Messrs, D. A. Cheney, N.
II. Proceeds will be used Bible Day and some very Inter rooms of their children and !n
sociation,
while giving Rollins a afford such :• ■■* ....' »* invest
plication
of
school
fair
and
one
in
which
the
cordial
Lon Chaney
esting facts about the increase in that- way became better ucquaint- hospitality -pf the hostess wns re P. Yowell, Arthur Schultz, 11, A. high place anvenr Southern col
:t^ n*
ment while (’
•>> ■
’(insiderwith
Ward,
IL
W.
Caldwell
and
Dr.
C.
at
with
the
teachers.
The
prize
use
of
the
Bible
will
be
disclosed.
leges.
is
isp
,.iu
L
y
Important
in
flected
In
every
tletnil
was
the
I Mallory Circle of the
Ing
a
25
per
euu(
on
boxing.
His
Conrad Nugie
book for best ,attendance
Christian Endeavor
8:30.
...
, ,, of moth..... ibiidge luncheon givn Friday by R. Switzer, who have been con reting this Florida institution with means, he snid, that the next
I t Church will meet at
nnd Marceline Day
Leonard Dickinson, President.
ers was won by Miss Edna H ut-' Mr*. Wurt W. W arner at the Vul- fronted with many of the trying the best colleges nf the e!\(Tfc* coun heavyweight ehumnionship limit
I St the home of Mrsi E
in
Speaker Henry Schumacher.
tendens room.
dez Hotel. The guests were the financial problems, brought about try. The Southern Association is will not lie held in New York.
Park Avenue.
with the broadening of the sphere
"LONDON
Evening
Service
7:30.
After
all
business
had
been
atmembers
of
the
Lottaphun
Bridge
one
of
the
sectional
standardizing
I TUESDAY
R ick ard p e rd ic ts
thut
th e Mg
AFTER MIDNIGHT"
tended to. a splendid program l(’|ul,. Baskets of deep red poinset- of Rollins, said; "Membership in agencies of the country whose seul b o u t * w i l l g u t o C u n n d a i f t h e
Id Business meeting of
comedy
the
Southern
Association
is
a
gru.l
was
given
Miss
Ruth
Hand,
prin-.t
jaJl
|t.nt
their
beauty
in
decoratFIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
m* approval is necessary for cred
m Class will be held at
toward which we have been work- its. The Association of the Middle * u p e r - t u x p l a n s g o e s t h r o u g h .
"PUTTING THE PANTS
ipal
of
the
school
gnve^
a
most
,jng,
emphasizing
the
color
scheme
SCIENTIST.
lit the Baptist Church,
ON PHILLIP"
ion
......... Maryland, the Regents
tge 8. W itmer will eii- . Christian Science services are delightful talk a fter which Miss nf re,| und green. A htiwl of these ‘' n ^ V ’enl,
KEY WEST—Key lairgo bridge
Milane Paramount Newi.
Murv
Gruves.
county
nurse,
gave
lovly
'blossoms
also
centered
the
Ce
«i
c
m
ll
li
n
l
r
.
r
l
i
her
University
of
the
Stain
»f
•••■or I
|m*mbers of the After- held every Sunday morning in the
over Card Sound opened to traffic, |
i talk on "Health" stressing the
appointed luncheon table. l re* dm t Holt, Di tin ( ^ n t t h i r - , s;, w V nrk t |,pNv w K t,lfi,in)|A ssouplicate Bridge Club.
Woman’s Club. Oak Avenue / j a r Importance of sleep, weight and daintily
North
Marking the places of the guests and Iho faculty have Ireen thus re- (iu|iMn „ f ’ CollrKl„
Parent Teachers As- Third Street at 11 o’clock; Sun
•are
of
the
teeth.
She
also
urged
were
duplex
place
und
tally
cards
Ci
literal
Assoelution
of
College*
(*•.*"
tl| meet a t 8:00 o’clock day School at 10 o’clock. Subject the mothers to buy Red Cross
don in the vurious curd symbols. A
Dr. R. J. Sprague, whose pirmeer | ltre similar organizations with
■bt# High School.
for tomorrow, "God the Only wals, stating that lust year Floti- delicious five course luncheon was ucuvitie*
toward memberahip io | whiph th,. Southern Association Is
| Women's circle' of the Cause and Creator.”
the uzsoclutlon constitute an Itunm| eo*opi*rates esta- i
ili won the cup for selling the served at one o'clock .
Church will m eet at
Wednesday
evening services '•tost stamps at\d also stated that
portunt
part
of
Rollins
history,
|>|ishing
educutionul
requirements
The afternoon hours wero pleas
at the church,
which
include
testimonies of Sanford would receive 6ft per cent antly snent with gumes of progres feels that Rollins has taken anoth of the highest possible level. How
managers of the \Vo- Christian Science henling are al •f the sales, state 25 per cent and
sive ridge and after the usual er step in her inevitable progrc>« ever. In this case the stnndurizaJ will m eet nt 10:00 o’- so held in the Woman’s Club at Nrtional office 10 per cent.
number of rounds had hern p it)’ed, toward the top and is highl- tion which Is required des not pro*
i • if
lr dull house on Oak 7 o’clock, *
The usual social hour was dis- scores were compared und the pleased that the Winter Park In vent the individual development of
stitution
now
has
an
"honored
Censed
with
at
this
meeting.
prixe for topsenro u potterv ewer,
thi entrance requirements, the]
This Church maintains a free
WEDNESDAY
was awarded Mrs.Clifford Walker. ploce in the educational sun or thi i il 0Unu.s nrcessnry for graduation,
dd P. Drummond will Reading Room, 517 First Nation
i tin equipment nnd the academic
Joining the guest* for luncheon sunny south.”
In* members of the al Bunk Building where the Bible
No less enthusiastic Is Dr. him-1 la n d in g of the faculty ore fixed,
and
all
authorized
Christian
was
Mrs.
Wilgus,
mother
of
the
Bridge Club a t her
Science literature may be read,
hostess.
Covers were laid for lie WatU Me Yen, for many year* nevertheless each college is nt Ut»a Lakes.
borrowed
or
purchased.
Open
Mrs.
M.
Minarik.
Mrs. Ellsworth the ntyy woman president of u wo- pr, v lo gnVelop according to the
iiwtoi 5
. er Circle of th e'F irst
mnn* college in the association.Iyiw ial h^ctl# of its community and
daily
except
Sundays
and
holidays
Harper,
Mrs,
Chris
Irth will meet at 3.30
The West Side Paront Teach- Mrs. W alter Bach. Mrs. Matthews,
Speaking
of
the
happy
termina„
|nn,
,he
lines
it
particularly
Clifford
M home of Mrs. W. E. from 3 to 5 P. M,
•r.x Association held a most in
tion. to strength the academic w,shes to emphasise.
All a re ' welcome tn attend the teresting meeting' Thursday, af- Walker, Mrs. P. II. King, Mrs. J. work
I Palmetto Avenue.
of Rollins, Dr. HcVea waul: j
____ l_
Ibusiness meeting of services und to make use of the tit mum nt the West Side Prim- E. Courier, Mrs. Wilgus und Mrs. "The admission of Rollins to t h e --------Warner.
•c .
l ’i Club will be held at Reading Room.
iry School, with the chairman
Association of Collegrs marks
I »t the Club.
Mrs. R. U. l^ecson^presiding.'
distinctive episode in ’ educational!
ENGINEER ARRESTED
[THURSDAY
• f ir s t b a it is t c h u r c h
Meeting opened with the singhistory. The recognition which is t
School Parent Tea*
’ng of “America, the Beautiful*"
Sunday School £>:30 A. M.
(.ARGO Fla., Dec. 3.__JIN S )— *<Iue to the long service of endeavor
-‘hi
•tion will meet at
Morning worship and srmon 11 fidhiwcd by prayer. Many mat W. A. Vassnrm engineer of the
Hollos a* Die oldest^insGtuti«n
at the Grammar A. M. Sermon subject, "Some ters of special Interest were at- Gulf Coast Limited, nnd R. T. of higher learning In Floridu ha*
;/tf„
|* # prescription for
Braxton Perkins, Things About the Alone Period trnded tn und ways and means Frederick, conductor of the train, now come in full measure. T h is . ColdK, Grippe Flu, Dengue
J Pryor. Mrs. C. M. id Each Day.”
liscussed for making money. '
today faced charges for "reckless memhenhip, placing the Rollins B nj0UJ| Kevcr* and Malaria
[Mr*. W alter Berry .is
Mrs. J. C. Jackson wns appoin driving of a train.” The two were degree on a parity with those of)
|t hm , the germs.
Young People* Unions 0:15.
dhi
Evening service 7:30. Subbject ted chuirman of the yard commit* arrested by Largo city officers at
[ FRIDAY
of sermon. ,rA Strange Way To ,*e and Mrs. Brubaker was named St, Petersburg on their initial run
Supper and Annual Get ' a Wife—Can the Modern as chairman of the nurses^room
yesterday because they had speed
hngor Holy Cross Epis- Ycgng Man Follow lt?
committee. A /tpr the business ses ed through the business district
E* will he held at 7
Five-minute prelude to sermon, sion an enjoyable program was of the city.
i Pariah Hnuae.
rendered including the following
“ If l Were a Hotel Man.” .
%
SPECIAL: SUNDAY DINNER SI.00
Church Fondly Hour and pray numbers: a play, “ Pilgrims in
OJU8—Ojus Lumber A Sunplv
Cream Soup-Crouton#
Iray d in n e r
Cordially yours.
e r meeting Wednesday evening America” by the Fourth Grade; Company with capitalization of
Celery Heart*
Olives
most enjoyable ifreading. “The Pilgrim Maid's
Entree
.
. ,
iweek was the hirth- 7‘.30Citizens and visitors cordially Story" by Edith Ray: reading,
Chicken Giblets on Toest
*rty given Thursday Invited.
The Story of Ole King Phar■r*- B. K. Takach at
ouh"* Daughter” (Negro Dialect)
iwioring her son Frank
PAkBNT TEACHER sTMBF7T
hy Mrs. Stone.
Cashier
Roast Young Duck-Apple Sauce
i lirg* dining table was
An aarit meeUng of the Seminole
Roast Spring I-omh with Mint Sauce or Jelly
The meeting closed with the
Pr » beautifully dec<V- High School Parent Teachers A»- singing of **Florida” after which
Fried Red Soepper-Brown Butter
“
—
Cold
Heat
and
Potato
Salad—Candied
Yarn*—Mashed
Potatoes
I L e.alie toPP«d with sociatlon will be
TS * S ? refreshment! were served by Mrs.
*i1
,
I tandlee. At r.even V cveninf a t 8 o'c'.ock a t ths
Fresh Spinach with Egg—direen Pena—Hot Roll#
)
nnd Mrs. H. B Odum
•* "
|hf* Ijj
J ,n* turkey dinner was ole Hifh*'iSchool.' All friends and
Sliced Tomato Salad-Mayonaioe
Ruddy Roosevelt
DESSERT
k®* th# Mrvim r of the parent* i n corQUBy invited. An
\ In
Lemon Meringue Pie—Apple Pie -Chee#e
f . , “ Wa* railed upon interesting program has been| “ *
"RECKLESS COURAGE”
L "inny #tury and to ranged by the p ro g ram committee
Creme De Minlhe Parfait
"The Bank of Service’
also
Coffee
Tea
Buttermilk
*'**st of honor. After with Mrs. R. C. Maxwell as chair
■ 1 b r i d g e were en- man. The hostesses for the evening
‘DEFECTIVB DETECTIVES”
[di* i! hour* Mr.,Ta- will be Mrs. C , P. Vincent. Mrr"HOT STUFF"
5 AO to l : U P. M.
I I lo 2JQ P. M. _
Health Insurance
I
°T many Claude Herndon and Mrs. J. r .
■ ■■■
■swww^e —
1*« u**ful gift*.
Huddleston.
locial
dendar
Mrs. Bennett Hostess
To Book Lovers Club
On Friday Afternoon
Personals
MARLINE DAV//7'LONDON ATOMIDNJGHP
Membership In Southern
College Association Has
Been Awarded To Rollins
Honor Roll Ft
Lake Mar\/Sehool
At The Churches
Miss Heck Entertains
For Martha Wallace
J
South Side Parent
Teachers Have Meet
TODAY
Mrs. Wurt Warner
MONDAY
I t Is
Not a Question
West Side Parent
Teachers Have Meet
666
of thousands of dollars but
a few dollars deposited
with regularity and persistance.
A “G et A head’* habit
is Banking your extra
dollars.
You
Can Do It
Here
VALDEZ CAFE
PfUNCESS
: TODAY
The First National
Drink - Elder
Springs Water
=
-LiL-j
AY
i 1. 'toWJ , *
\a
ING
tr
in.jt j.
“LONDON
Tit »
■ft
Mil
4e#a>i
S5SS
Floi
Sanford
— m
-
�The Jury That Is Trying George It emus
Secretary’s Children Must “Help Out*
Here Are Kansas ‘‘Companions’
Although bo lives In om of \va»U«StonB
finest homw and U retarded as a millionaire.
Secretary e f Labor Jam*"* Jbe.leves
la tsfriWs-r bis children to wash dlahei and
help with the housework- The secretary,
an Immigrant boy, worked for years In —e
steel mills of Penn?yl"i«*a Tin* secretary,
Mrs. Davis and their iWe c h ild 's. =*« pic
tured above. Left to rirht. the children are
Jane, Jewel, J»aes, Joan and
The jury chosen in the trial of George Remus, form er huotL-g king, for the murder of his wife, is shown
Jtisf nfter the box was filled. In front row, le f t to richt. are: Robert E. Ilosford, M. J. Normile, H arry
bailiff, Joseph Lambert, Ruth Cross Joseph Schwab, H mry Huitink, Anna E. Ricking and Fred Oberauttrtann. Back row, left to right: Frank Olguten.G. Ilir !, Henry Sandberg James E. Clark and .John Tr
whlradt.
Wed/5000 Feet Above New Airport
Oh, SojBusy!
Valorous
Baby Crosses Ocean Alone
Hen* ure two of the most discu>sei| young people in America, Jose
phine Maid* inan-Juliua and Aubrey Roselle of Girard, Has., whose
companioiiale m arriage hna alined »i< «• i comment. A fter a short honey
moon, the couple returned to school. This picture was taken just after
tin* wedding.
M is s ' Jtuth Itoblnson of "Dallas,
Tex., Is tho only student In Bay
lor College, Ilelton, Tex., to make
three national and ono southern
honorary Bororltles. > Sho Is a
member of Phi Kappa Delta,
T h e ta , Sigma Phi, Blgma Tan
Delta and Scholarship Societies
of tho south. Besides being presi
dent of the senior class, editor of
the college paper, associate editor
With minister and bridesmaid, Mr. und Mrs. John Pearce of Ports of the literary magazine, mem-'
of the legislative and Judicial
mouth, 0., weiv married GOOO feet above tho new Raven Rock Airport ber
councils of thu .Student Governduring the opening ceremonies of the new field. This photo shows thu merit Association, Miss Itoblnson
hasn't much to do except study,
bride and groom ju st a fter their plane landed.
Corbin Family in Difficulties
For rescuing two children from
drowulng in Lake Michigan last
summer. Miss Sarah Brlttou, ltijreur-old Kenosha, Win., Girl
Bcont was awarded tho Golden
Ragle, the highest valor award s
Girl Scout cun win. Sho Is tin
Irat girl In Wisconsin to reccivi
that honor
Alone 52 Years
[King and,Queen of Redeo-Land
Sues for Stock
Miss Leona. Flannery, lfi-months-old daughter of a nanl '<
believed the youngest passenger ever to cross the Pacific i
is pictured here
she arrived in Los Angeles front tin
Islands.
Irene Hannon, stewardess on th* boat Mi#* Flu
is holding her.
Ruth Remus W eeps on Stand
Following her mother's alleged nttrmpt to commit suicide after a
quarrel with her, Virginia Lee Corbin, movie actress, swore out am
Insanity complaint ngalnst her parent. Mrs. L. A. Corbin, then with
draw it. Mrs. Corbin's life for a time was despaired of, alter sba
bail swallowed poison. Tho picture shows Virginia (left), her
mother and Virginia's shier, Jluth, ns the trio appeared at th e -boo*
pitiil where Mrs. Corbin Is recuperating.
For 52 years “ Bud" Sobers, 72, has
lived alone on O ilnr Island, Haw
Bcesa Lake, Near Hillsdale, Mich,
He U-h w wn tu.soi’trn .in through
o u t tho middle west a ' one of the
very best fishermen in Michigan.
“ Bud" lives alone, but often has
, vUitor.i who enjoy his comrade
ship, kt.'n wit, stories and cooking.
bronchos buck and tho ground cornea up and bltfl
Lonnlo Rooney and MUs Vaughan Craig are t o y O-ycar-oId cowboy of Ardmore, Okla., was crowned
cowboy la (ho world at the Madlsoa Square Garden
fork.* Miss Craig of Thatcher,- Colo., la said to be
of Uppcbos and wild steers that her sex cau bqxsL_
Lyle Womack Goes Back To Panama
RIVAL PLANES BEFORE BIG HOP
Mrs. Hedessa Leland, widow of
Frank B. Leland. president of the
United Savings bank of Detroit,
b u filed null for 400 shares of
the bank stock which Mr. Leland
willed to a daughter by Ms first
•Ife, Mrs. Katherine L. AVorrell
of Detroit. Mrs. Leland says that
■he gave $85,000 toward enlarg
ing the bank and that Mr. Leland
Igreed to leave all lhp bank gtotk
to ber.
When Ruth Remus, step-daughter of George Reniu*, C®
king of bootleggers, took the stand to tell how her deph
her mother, the girl c°uld not hold back the tears. The P*
her as she told the story of the fatal shooting in th*
New Airplane Carrier Ready for the Se
Captain Frederick A. Giles failed on his first hop f o r Honolulu, en route to Australia, and was compelled
to return to California after flying BOO miles ut to s«a- T h is’photo, taken shortly before tho start of the
, le Woma'ek’s
.
„ - parting embrace of his celebrated wife, Ruth Elder,
flight, shows GHotf piano on the ground at tho San y r a n d « o airport with the plane of Klngaford Smith, when ho railed-from New York back to Panama, {» pictured above
plans to fly-to Australia, flying overhead,
*
s the steamer pulled away from And his disconsolate farewell a
• .. .... " . . L i s S b
g ran
Dd.d 1110° *«
w
ft * ^ 7 ^ 0
graft nearly ra-dy i« ukg
to pm at the .Uatritia
B:oru Ej h U shlpra:*!* at CiW
�SANFORD HERALD, 8ATURDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1027.
* ' *
an
unities To
10-B Plan is and Flowers
Ford M W
AD. RATES
21 — Lots For Sale
, d s , w ill b e re e e h re d
and eo lleeto r s e n t
wj i
•
line
Noe
Una
line
dueed rates are for
jve Insertions,
opls of overage length
Ited a line.
|om chargo of 30c for
ertit-n.
jjTfrtusing Is restricted
L clauiflcatlon.
■error is mode The Sanrald will bo responsible
10ne incorrect insertion,
Irtiser for subsequent
(s. T h e office should be
| immediately in case of
a d v e k t is f . r f
Jlerald
representative
Uy familiar with rates
h d classification will
i complete information,
foil w is h , they will assist
1wording your w ant ad
it more effective.
(Legal Notices)
( Legal N otices)
D eed a t cost o t pur* ,
50c p e r I OR SALE:—One of the best cor,N, T"*-: C O U N T 7 J U D G E ' S C O U H T
ners on the new Sanford-Orlando
dos. $3.50 per hundred stocks__
OK S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R I Thi« tin* 3 r d d a y o t D e c e m b e r
I n He
n: E
............ ...........
.. K N IG H T .
^.5c per doz. Leather leaf ferns, highway, near Sanford. Address 1?27
Ul
v t n t e .of
G E O . .XV.
t v . K. W H I T E .
D e e e a se d .
10c each. To order phone E U P. O. Box 1332 Sanford.
S p e c ia l M a s t e r .
N O T II'C E o r a p p l i c a t i o n f o i i
Stowe, -1305.
G tl.E S F L E W IS .
A SS I i I N
.........................
..........
S I E N T O F ........
LOW
ER.
Solicitor fo r C o m p la in a n t.
FOR SALE —l own several good
T O At.1, W H O M i t MAY C O N C E R N :
, in Sanford, on paved streets,
N otice I. h e r e b y a i v e n t h a t t h e
T i n ; i ; i (IC C I T CO C U T O F T H B u n d e r .i u n e < | E L S A II. K N I G H T , d id
that 1 will sell at less than cost on • NT U
FOR SALE:
K N T V - T H I R D J U D I C I A L C I R - o n t h - i» ti, d a y o f N o v e m b e r . 1937
terms of $10.00 cash and $10
UF
THE
S T A T E O F F L O R I D A f l i c In t h e C o u n t y J u d g e ' s
C ourt
Celery and Strawberry plants Rex monthly to a responsible buyer,
IN AN D F O R S E M I N O L E C O U N o f S e m in o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , h e i
Packard Phone 736.
TV
IN
C
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A
N
C
E
R
Y
.
♦ tU b 'ii f o r
the
assig n m en t
of
box 200 care The Herald.
P L A N T S — S napdragon,
u .C w fc to A d T M * *
|t«l7 tor per™™*F
10c ■
____ Sc a
___►,6c a
__4c a
rate* on requeet.
(Legal N otices)
w i t h e ost».
c hu s.* r,
SANFORD
B U IL D IN G AND LOAN
.
a
C o rp o ra tio n .
C o m p lain an t,
v»
f H A H I .O T T K II. Y O U N T S , a t a t . .
I 'r f >-m|a uie.
n o t i c e o f s p e c t a i . m a s t e r ’s
H A LE .
N n i i r r Ik h r r r b y K l v e n t h a t u n d
e r an d by v i r tu e o f
a
d re re o . of
( u r r r b . a u m a n d a a l r r e n d e r e d In
Hi- a b o v e e n t i t l e d e n u e e o n t h e 1 st
*hi} uf N o v e m b e r . A. O. I S I7 . I, »*
S p e c la I M u s t e r
tn
C hancery,
on
Mend a > t b r 3th d a y of D e c e m b e r ,
I*, t' j 37. i n f r o n t o f t h e C o u r t
a
I t o u s r d'Mir in
S a n in rd . S em in o le
*‘iiurit v , F l n r l d a . w i l l o f f e r f o r s a l e
>nd sell t u t h e h l a h e s t b i d d e r f o r
■iisli d u n i i K t h e l e a a l h o u r s o f s a l e ,
t h e f.iiluu-itiH t le s c r l h e i t l a n d s , s i t o a t-' l . l t u : a n d h«dni{ in t h e C o u n t y
■f S.-niln .le a n d t h e S t a t e o f F l o r l .
I*, m.tr.- p .irl b - u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d a s
■••Ib.w s to - u t t
l le K l u n i n it
at
tin - N o r t h w e s t
I1*' hi
uf
the In teru p c tlo n of
E lev en th S tre e t slid M a g n o lia
A V enn*. in t h e C . t y of S a n f o r d .
F l o r . d u , r u n t h e n c e N o r t h 50
fe et t ., a s t a k e t h e n c e W e s t t l T
fe et tu a n a l l e y , t h e n c e S o u t h
a h tiii t h e E a s t s i d e o f s a i d a t *r>
(eel to E le v e n t h S t r e e t ,
(III lice E a s t aln ntc
the
N o rth
Mde of E l e v e n t h S t r e e t 117 f e e t
t o a pidiit nf h o a t m i l n i ;
b e ln x
tail
B lo ck 13, T i e r 3, a c c o r d iiik to E It. T r n f f o r d ' * m a p o f
Sanford. F lorida,
us
par p lat
U n r o o f d u l ) of r e c o r d .
T e r m s Cush. P u r c h a s e r t o
pui
' o r tieeil
J A S r t . s 11 a it ON, J r .
S p e c i a l M a s t e r In C h a n c e r y .
a ss o c ia t io n
G \rS O P IIlL A , Calendula, Lu-jFOR SALE—Oak Hill corner lot.
pines. Bachelor liuttona or Corn
Cheap. Very little cash required.
flower plants for sale.
B. F. On Geneva Avenue. An exceptional
Whitner Jr., 42y Summerlin Ave. buy. Box 123 Care The Herald.
Ft Mellon. Phone 88'2-W.
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26— Miscellaneous For Sale
PLANT STUKEs vegetable seed*
and be sure of germination, type I’or Quick Sale—Upright piano
purity, «-od disinfection. Make our
in first class condition. $100.ill)
office your hendquartes to talk cash. Address 117 Poplar Ave.
over seed problems.
Francis C.
Stokes
Co. 18 Meljinder Arcade. WOOD wood, any kind, phone
816 J. or 6'.W. O. C. Bryant.
11 — Miscellaneous
Yellow pine stove wood. $3.50 n
stran, delivered. Sapford Ave.
For sale cheap: will almost give solltk
away good working mule. See i ____ to Lake Jessup. Casper.
F. A. Johnson at potter plnce, one 97
*r 1
I rule northwest of Paola.
27— Money I „ L oan
foKTANT NOTICE
tisers should give their
postoffice address as
[their phone number if
lire results. About one
but of a thousand haa
tionc and the others
pmmunicate with you
key know your address.
Iscontinuence MUST he
'person at The Sanfora
Lfffce or by letter. Teleisrontinucnces are not
Save 2 5 ', , O. S. \uughn, optome- : Money to loan on residences ir
Sanford, low in tr'e st rate. Box
t r ;st, L. H. Griffith. Optician. 503.
Tie Hi raid.
Sanford Option 1 Co., 305 E. 6th St
Eyes examined. Glasses made, only
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
fully equipped. Plant in San'nrd.
Also watch and clock repairing
reasonable prices.
REAL ESTATE
Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph
repairing our specialty.
Tovs,
bicycles, sporting goods, and fish•rman’s supplies. Geo. W. Deetch,
"The Bicycle Store.” McLnndcr
Arcade.
FOR SALE
60 Acres Celery land on pine
CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning
way drive »mmi|> best flowing
Co. 11 Ball Bldg.
wells in district. 25 acres tiled
planted in celery in high state
I I— Rooms W llhoui Hoard
of cultivation. 12 acres cleared
Prompt * Efficient
nnil in cultivation. 20 acres
Service
rough. Also $10,000. equip*
Furnished room with hnusekeep
ing privilege, Tor lady
o r ) mer». >*>*;•1 *eil uhove for $22,This farm is easily
ouple. All improvements. Broad 500.00.
’ | porch.
545,000.00
including
$4.00 per \veck. Box 45, worth
equipment, If interested see, or
Luke
Mary,
Fla.
1 and Found
write.
1
II. M. Rumblev
Sanford, Florida
free ticket to the Mi- 15— Apartment For Rent
»r Mrs. Earl Jones. Shu
Ire same a t The Herald One room apartm ent with bath.
Attractively
furnished.
Hot
and cold water. Phone 355-J,
bmubilcs
lauge e l e n n apartm ent furnished.
Miscellaneous
$5.00 week.
1101 French Avo.
DODGE
Lars and Graham trucks.
There is a fire ticket to the MillJth Street Phone 3.
lane lit The Herald office for
For Sale, well established re
&. COWAN CO. Auto Mr, Raymond Phillips.
an-: sheet metal works,
tail cash grocery business.
frh Avenue. Phone 71G-W. Nicely furnished two room apart
ment with garage. 705 W. First
Inventory about-$1500.00. Rea
[Fo r d B U tC d . wO.
Street.
|U fer.agonlia Ave.
Pfesoe u67.
Nicely furnished four room upper sonable rent, now doing around
Apartment 500—Palmetto Ave.
|UPS— tm itM O NS
Apply N. O. Garner —Ph me 610 $2UOO.OO business per month.
ford Automobile Co.
—W.
3ll« .We.
Phone 137
Address Box 090 c-o Herald.
For Rent—A furnished apartment.
loss Service
Mrs. H. II. Chappell. Phone
transfer pictures, 578-W.
its. and brushes. Sun
Houses For Kent
Rent—Otic nicely furnished
Die Paints and Varnishes. For
apartm ent, all modem conven
.1* and Wall Paper iences. $25.00 monthly. PhonoFirst Sr.
207, 915 W.
1st St.
Two New Four Room
in every shapt and
UungalowH. Facing New
etc.. Sanford ■Ccmeii. APARTMENTS FOR RENT—In
the Herald Building. Right down
Ccr.pany, ■F ifth
and
town. Partly furnished. Reason
Ice Plant, West Side.
Phone 112-W.
able. Inquire a t the Herald Office.
For Rent, Each $10.00
ussel.
Farm s, Groves,
110 N. Park Ave. Phono C LEM ENTS APARTMENTS 612
per Month.
Park Ave. Apartm ents—2 end I
—garage and water. Reasonable.
BIT PRINT SHOP
J. J. Cates,
service on anything ir. FURNISHED apartm ent for rent
A phono call will get
in the Herald building—a down
ul Form.
Phone 417-W. 9 Kail- town t cation a t remarkably low
$
rates. Ask tor Mr. Haines a t Ths
taret McRae may secure Herald office.
(Legal NotlceM)
, ticket to the Milano at
16—
H
ou
ses
For
R
ent
kid.
IN T I I K C l I l C l ’I T C . H ' H T OK T I I K
|R0U riNG—The Roof F.v. HouXe unfurnished 3 bedrooms,
nut over 8 blocks from SouthMetal
shinglec,
ream tin ana galvinizcd Side school. Permanent resident.
James H. Cowan. Oak P. O. Box 1088. _____________
Third S t Phone 111.
Mr. Calvin Teague may secure hh
free ticket to ti.c Milano by call
[up y ou k o ld w a l l s
[HE NEW WALL PAINT ing to r same a t The Herald.
UNO NEW AND BETFURTHER INFORMA- FOR RENT five room bungalow
located on corner lot 2300 PalnmtCALL PHONE 235-J OR
C. COLLER, SANFORD. to Avenue. Large living room, din
ing room, kitchen, bath, two bed
j RAPH—repairing,
piano
’ ky experta with 17 y e a n
*• San ford music ito re
[Shoppe, Room 10 & 11 Metoesde, Phone 832.
Ijaper. Signs of all kinds.
°ri Paint A Wall Paper
DRUG STORE—Pre*. Drugs, Soda. We are
*s your phone. Call 103
T W K N T y - T I l I H l . J U U I C I A L L ’I U ( T I T U r T ill-: S T A T E UK F L O R I
DA.
IN
A N l» F U t l H K S I I N U L L
iiiC N T Y .
IN C I U S i ' K H Y .
H A N F O I t P B U I L D I N G A N D l . ’ *AN
AH.'dMHATION, 11 C o r p o r a l Io n . C u..i ■
id u ln an t,
VM
L I* C l t I T T H N D K N . mi ul.. D e f e n d .
.W n C B
O F B P H C I A I . MA ST K i t ' a
HALF.
N o t i c e Is h e r e b y a l v m t h a t u n d ^ r
.uni by v i r t u e u f u d*'iv»M o f f'>rec lu s u r v un<l e u l e r o n d e r e i l I n , t h e
a b o v e e u t l l l e i l c a u s e >ir> tin- f i r s t
.Iny u f N o v e m b e r . A. D . l» J7 . I. n s
HpeHuI M a s te r
In
C l i u n c e r y . «»n
Muiubiy. t h e 3 t h d a y of D e c e m b e r
ti.ee
i.
a..
...
ro o m s,
front
N «
' , , 27. I n f r u n i
.at...
h e IC’iiiiet
ourt
O w n e r l i v i n g o u t o f t h e c i t y 01 J'J .
d o o r In H a n f o r d .
S e m in o le
w ill r e n t c h e a p . I n q u i r e a t H e r a l d C uuaty. F l o r i d a , w ill o ffe r f u r sa te
4 till !>«dl to H im h ig h e s t bidd er fo r
Office.
i-4.li, d u r i n g th e l e a a l h o u r s of s a le ,
(hr f o l l o w i n g d e s c r ib e d land*. w l U .
furutt. l y l n * a n d b e in g In the C o u n t y
5-ROOM HOUSE for rent,
of
SenU nole a n d S t a te of F lo r id a ,
nished Phone 805 W.
and m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c rib e d a*
follow*. tOwWlt
Lot 191 o f P I N E H I T R 8 T SI RFOR RENT—Kmali cottage on rear
IdV IS IO N , o f S a n fo rd . F lo rid a,
of lot on Magnolia Avenue. Near
a . p er p la t th e r e o f d uly r e c o r d
southaide achool. $20. per month.
ed u p o n t h e p u b l i c re co r d * - o f
Sem inole C o u n ty . F lorida.
Address S. D. B. care The Sanford
T e rm s C a sh . I*urcha»er to p a y
Herald.
fur deed.
JA S « . SHARON. J r .
S p e c i a l M a s t e r In C h a a e e r y .
FOR RENT—Small house located
KC BLOCKS— Irrigation
a t 2121 Palmetto Avenue. $2o
[tad general cement work. monthly. Addreas B. P. H. Care The
Gon-rete Co. J. E. Ter- Herald.
3rd and Elm
— House for rent, H C 5 W. 1st S't Apply Kr.it Vulcanising Woikc
Wanted Female
R d woman tn live in
4 take care of two chil*11 salary but good home
'«• Mrs. R. H. Berg
Avenue.
“Hwh tvye solicitor, woytoftried. Bo;t xxx c-o
11
k f l ° nNtl AND MORTI
MpANY, 112 Second
N O T IC E OK HALE
N o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n
d e r a n d by v i r t u e of th e H n a l
Peers# of
F o re c lo su re
and
Sale
e n te r e d on th e le t day of D e ce m
b e r I HIT I n t h * C i r c u i t C u u r t of
the T w e n t y - t h i r d J u d i c ia l C ir c u it
of F l o r i d a In a n d
for
Sem inole
E u u o l y . In C h a n c e r y ,
b e in g
the
19— H ouhis F o r S ale
cause th e re in
p e n d in g .
w h erein
HENRY »
D I K E I- c o m p l a i n a n t ,
RAYMOND
V..
ORKENE,
NEW 4 ROOM house. Big tot next ntiri
I J R K K N A C R E H . IN C., a
C orpora
t o school, $1,000. Box 13 Lake tion.
BERKELEY
l l l - W ’K M A.N.
and C H A R L E S F. F A W C E T T a r e
M onroe, F la. ,
re*p*»n»I#nt» 1 a h u l l o | f # r f o r ,i® I*
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T r m
w
*ell t o t h e ‘h l*t h‘ e s t a'nil
m i bbeill
at
F O R S A L E — $500 Caxh.
b i d d e r f o r c o a h . f r o m t h e front
v r v e a s v w i l l b u y b e a u t i f u l lit- ' d o o r o f t h e S e m i n o l e C o u n t y C o u r t
V. r y e a s y . « ' ' u u »
.
s
f - a 7 ,o u „ . H a n f o r d .
Florida,
du rin g
tie h o m e ,w ell lo c a te d
tn a a n t o r u
>«» |r ( f |ll h o u r >
o t , tt| , „ n M o n O w n e r w i l l s e l l a t t e x a t h a n a c t u a l ,, iV j * n u * r y I n d . H i * ,
th e f o l.
** t o w i n g d e s c r i b e d r e a l e s t a t e lo<-«.
cost. Needs some money. ' Addres-*
(cd In S e m i n o l e
C ounty, lo -w lt:
Box 97 Cara The Herald^_______
B e g in I t * t 1-1 c h a i n # w e s t o f
t h e S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r , o f Hect lo n t t . T o w n s h i p i t . S o u t h o f
FOR SALE—Small cottage built
H a n g e $ • E a s t ; r u n N o r t h 10
on rear of lot at 1705 Magnolia
chains. W bBt I II chain*. S o u th
Avenue. Price.' reasonable. Term*
in c h a i n s . K a a t 5 31 c h a i n s ;
exceptionally easy. Address Post o r »o m u c h t h e r e o f a s le n e e e a x a r y
tn s a t is f y
said
D ecree to g e th e r
2 ^ improved buxines*
J ^ « Property.
p>upeny. Also will
w
Office Box 431, Sanford, Ftorid*security.
\
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Iu i i i I m
a n d ( i r e m l s e s I n v o l v e d tn t h i s s u i t
Il a p p e a r i n g by t h e s v v u r n Hill
nf I ' n m p l u l n t h e r e i n t h a t y o u m a y
In- I n t e r e s t e d In t h a t c e r t a i n l o t,
p ier., o r p a r c e l n f lu tn l s i t u a t e In
H e m l m ile t ' n u n t y . F l o r i d a n m l d e u l Ihed n s follnWM, t o - w i t :
L ot :tv o f New I ' p s a t a . a c c o r d
in g tu th e p la t t h e r e o f , d u l y
reco rd ed upon th e p u b lic r e c
o r d s of H v m in n lc C o u n t y , F i n r *
Idll.
IT IH T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D
l hal y o u s l i d e a c h o f y o u b e a n d
> » ii a r c h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r
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In
th is
■-ause o n M onday t h e 2nd d a y o f
J a n u a r y , I :• 2v. a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e
at
H anford.
H cm ltiu-.C o u n ty ,
F l o r i d a , a n d tn d e f a u l t o f n u c li u p .
pe .iran c e
D ecree
pro
C onfesM o
w i l l he e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u . s a i d
-a ll b e in g for the p u rp o s e of q u i e t ,
lug and . - ta ld ls h ln u th e
title
of
t in C o m p l . t l n u n t
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