312 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/43508b0fe6a328f21301cd711c431a9c.pdf 39df61df1d5d44df40ca68f715c6f8a5 PDF Text Text mm Yf.3 •A -i M it C. *• V I* YOUR NEWSPAPER Published in Florida’s Heart. The World’s Greatest Vegetable Section. Its Richest Garden Land, j VOLUME X I X . - --------- , - iifi a P a rtly cloudy, with l_ tre » e north portion toni| day partly ctoady, slight! in northwest portion. J^easeg wire International News Service f* " ' w • ------------------- SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY DECEMBER 29. in>7 City Will Go Into SOUTHRAPPED®^ Reitem es JT h at " v To Recover FOR FAILURE ffl H e W ill N o t Be C an didate F or P resid en tia l C hoice byhistorians!t < Repudiated jBonds HELPINGLABOR 0 CONVENT! M em b er A u d it B u re a n O f C irc u la tio n s New York Attorneys' Hired To Push Suit And Given Full Au­ thority In Action Securities Held To Be Unauthorized JUDGE TO RENDER VERDICT IN CASE OF REMUS’SANITY — Bonds GivenAsCoIlateralF or Loans To The Sem inole Bank — Speakers At Association For l~abor !,egiflIa*!on Declare That South la Negligenl In Protecting Wage Earners ueC‘.Treasury p *'K~ (IN S)—Secretory off the Mellon reiterated today that he | would not ho a candidate for the presidency in 1928. Commenting upon dispatcher from Pittsburgh which appeared in morning papers here today sug(resting ........................ that the — o rg a n ic - 7 T *‘Mr- lon n,ao r*iter“ ted that he has* not*yet selected tho candidate who will have his support in the con­ vention. “I am not a t present taking any position,* Mellon said Mayor* Thompson Who Sought m commenting upon other candi­ date* v V 1" rt,nJii>K dl patch?8 lh« the PUtsburuh i ' SLAYER RELATES GirlPolice By A K illing STORY OF LATEST The ficer Over Y< Truth DEATH ADMISSION S a y s Coip] To Censor Public School Texts Comes Within Range Of Pj-ofessors* Barrage iudre And Three Doctors To R; ___ Decide Whether Wife-Killer Mellon said: Has Not Been Accompanied “It is nows to me. It is not |!nn, Mellon said, he learned that i w iH He Permitted To Go tile reports originated in Wash­ Declares Failings Of Public Murderer Of Young Girl Gives Bv Safety And __ Health Laws i t'ue. I am not now and do not ington. but he was unnble to trace I rlt'Or hcnl lo An Aayluni Men Should Not Be Placed Detailed Story Of Robbery care to be a candidate." Secretary their .Hourct*. In High School Tcxt-Books WASHINGTON, Dec. 29. — That Resulted In The'Fatal CINCINNATI, Ohio., lice. 29._ (INS) —Despite rapid industrial I h ith er Get)rue ltemus de\elopm«nt the Southern Stntes will bo permitted to g0 frit*, or Thc City o f Sanford V..i: committed to a state asylum for aie lagging behind Ilia rest of the country in the adoption of meas­ shortly in stitu te lentil 1) 10- the insane today rests with three ures to protect the safety urn doctors and a jtidgL of wajjt? earners, nccordinir ceedings to obtain i>os£t?n.iinii Gate yesterday the sanity hear­ health to speakers at the Americun Ass, ing in probntc court, which -I ( u .1 of $1,210,000 in municipal was Jciation for I.ahor Legislation todaj. o necessary* by the ‘not guilty I securities, which are declared,'«n solo grounds of insanity” vfrl ive stales remaining without to be held illegally by that met returned by n jury which trie,I accident compensation law* are all him for murdering his wifi-. Inn,, *n, fhe South—Arkansas, Florida, Hying Colonel Will Confine John Harvey Whotjult French Chase National Bank o f N ew (fene, was roncluded. Mississippi, North Carolina, and * • • Hit* Present Flight To The South Carolina, it was pointed out. Foreign Legion With Doty •Indue William Ltwdur* an­ York City Central American States nounced that he Would take the Hroadii* Mitchell, of John Hop­ And Three Others Relates Preliminary looking toward ciyso under advisement and give kins University, declared that in And To The Island Of Cuba Thrilling Talc Of Escape W a s Act Included In Shooting Of Police Officer WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.- H is ­ Confession Is tory writers of America today unLOS ANGELES, Calif.. Dec. 29. litr.bercd their heaviest artillery —(IN S)—Hero ia the text of Will­ less List Of nnd opened a major offensive iam Edward Hickman’s confession ngainst Mayor William Hale thnt ho killed n Los Angeles drug­ LOS ANGELES, Thompson , of Chicago. gist on Christmas Eve, 1926: • 20— (INS)— William Hig Hill’s" attempted censorWc needed money, and that af­ Hickman, kidnapper :<kip of American histories used ternoon wo saw this place as wc er, added another mt in Chicago schools, with a view to­ drove by and we said wo would his long list of ward elimination of allrged Brit- come back and got It that n ig h t It looked like it ought to bo an crimes when ho confe Ibh propogundn, brought down on easy place, nnd when wo came his head tho wrath of scores of the back th at night wo hod masks ly today that he shot country’s lending historians and nnd wo entered tho store and told Ivy Thoms, Los the recovery o f the bonds and the man nnd tho woman in there druggist in a holdup scholars, now in convention here. (IN F) I th is Dec. 29.—A maddening tq hold up their hands nnd to go certificates of indebtedness has will tnir-'ts which could not be quenchPassing up the Chicago situn- up townrd the back. Thero were Christmas Eve of 19 been taken by t h e 'City Cummiv Hickman, in a start!' the rd by a limited supply 0f precious tlon na lh° consequence of “smoke- two or three customers in the si«n which h:w authorized th<« en­ sion to Under-Sheriff and wnt.r during long forced tnnrthcs s{-rccn* to divert attention from sturo nnd we mndo them put up callus and Chief Jailer gagement of the firm of Horn............................. ........ - officials m blazing sunshine over arid del. r*. I**11®* of n political ennt- their hands nnd to go toward the war, Implicated Welhy blowcr, Miller nml Garrison, New testimony being given through in­ today jo Guatemala City, accord­ . the historian* udopted u back. York attorneys, to take whatever terpreters. She declared her son inticn for workers below the Mason ing to consular advices received by ett stretches, drove John H arvey,1 his accomplice In the fata and Dixon Line." a young Unglishmun, to desert resolution condemning "tho ngiThere were two door* nt the *t*P* are necessary to protect the had always been good to her and Hunt woe arrested sari the State Department. from the French Foreign Legion conducted by certain newsMitchell added: "Southern mnnu back of tho store, ono on each a t Alhambra and Is municipality and to recover tiic denied that be once struck her, in Svna t-onimenting upon tho enthuastic failurers, taken us u whole, are when his first opportun- papers, patriotic societies, frater­ side, and my partner went through securities. have admitted his ! while they were a t the Drake Ho­ exploiting cheap raw materials. welcome he received in Guatemala Ity rathe nal orders nnd others, against a the door to the right. Welby the holdup. • tel in Chicago. ' (o u rt action has been resorted * ity yesterduy on his uirivnl from number of school text books and in Harvey, who vino recently par­ Hunt backed the druggist and his Hemus' was himself placed on Many agencies will tombim- ti Mexico City Go| Lindbergh suid: doned by the French Government favor of official censorrhip.” to following the refusual of the Hickman's new adc__ wife ahead of him and I wont j put a limit to their m e.hods, a , Chase National Hank to surrender the stand and questioned concern­ they injure the community—pub-1 "I certainly apprcciiited the cntlul- nftcr serving moat of his five year like a bolt from a clear through the door to tho left foreGeorge Washington may hnv\* the bonds und ccrti (lenten. The ing his m entnlity. He denied that j lie opinion, the competition of i-m- j ):ustie greeting a t the field, and aentence in ClnlrvOux Prison, fled had his faults—he swore a mighty ing the customers inside th e'little 'he confessed kidnapper Commission recently repudiated ‘ hud ever said he was greater ploycrs with each other for rela- i was n t one time afraid that I I the l egion with Bennett J. Doty, oath when irritated—Benjamin room in the back of tho store. little Marion Parker- t the securities upon ^he grmiuds ! than Napoleon. ‘In Chiyngo they lively dinvishing lulmr supply, and might hurt some of the people of Biloxi, Mis*., two Germans and Franklin hud u way with the lad­ When wo both got in the back we nounced he wanted t< Pole. Doty was pardoned lie- ies, and Abruhntn Lincoln was snw an officer of tho law standing dean breast" of Ma t i that they wero unauthorized and railed me the ‘Napoleon of the f„r j *he opening of ultcrnutc occupul- When they rushed towards the nfore Harvey Hu(| j, llow plane." ’ that their transfer to the New Imr.’ I ant not responsible prune (o tell “indelicate” stories, in the rear nnd I told Welby to ions. Included Jn his i United States. IYork institution was done through what they called me,” he pointed | Tha South will be compelled to but according to Professor A. 51. toko h(s gun while I had my gun sion ia a string of His departure for Belize, Brlout. Tiic deserters were captured in Schlcslnger, of Harvurd, history on him, but before ho attempted ups ana robber Is fraudulent transaction. ‘ I relinquish its industrial difftner- tisU Honduras, has been sfct for Trnnsjordttnin und court-martial­ is a science of truth, and the great this tho officer wheeled* about and Friday morning, llo ia expected to The securities nro alleged to tial, and accept national labor untlngton Boulev land there if the aviation field is ed at Damascus. Harvey gave de­ builders of tho nation should not in u position Just opposite me Ihave been placed with tho Chu.ie: tnndard3." tail* of the hard life in tiie Legion be held up as super-men. started firing his gun a t me and H1U Drive, w a k i’ “ INntional Bunk as collateral for^ The Southern mill owner is well I j"i,!U,tab,e ' 0"dit,‘.0? , ,,ut othr™ 4o in an interview with Internationtwo youthful bai "The super-patriots apparently just at the same time I started “ Moans to the defunct Semin do aware that his major com petitive! i„„. . Salvador. F urther el News Service after his t dense ’ Ing nt him and Welby think thut there has been some­ ‘ .his place o f w County Bank. Tho locnl Institu- ITS it j , t» i advantage over other pr.rts of the I lcK^ of hi* nir t r lp will take him from prison. thing disreputable In our past, and t of Dec. 24, non is said to have offered tho wages Tegucigaipa Managua, Sun Jooc, I knowon Doty only 21 they are afarid to lot America I was filing directly a t tho po­ bonds us its own property, repre­ * shooting 3 b yes." I*icu, at)d l’unama, uftolhour* b < nnd longer hours of his ompl before, wo deserted togeth- know whut was in tho early his­ ns fe r ns I knew, aijwl } policeman, statlor senting to officials of. tho New declared Professor Thont a-. W. I th 1,0 wni WTtmjclly'YuTWWL4 ' *r," raid aid thc'MngltshniniT. 'Mlo wus Iced th a t Welby was firing at opened .tire. Tb< Charged with breaking and en­ , fof,7» 'tfcMyslngor-snhtfI York bank thnt they had been Holland, of the Univoi . ity ol nu. in the infantry; I wns In the Cav­ “ Of courso the personal f a l l i n g s ^ 1',F pollcenian, although I didn’t when th g 'b a n d lts ___ [pur-chased from the City of San- tering, Chnrles Johnson, a negro, North Carolina. The airmen fiew in a bee-line alry. We had met in a wineshop elby firing. the pioneer public men should ”vi!.’o time to watch Welby | ford. The Commissioners contend ha i been lodged in tho county jail "The industrial worker in North from Mexico City to Guatemala in a Syrian village. I . wus glud of When several shots had been fir- out of tha place. Both following his a rrest by Patrolman lint be placed in a history for high bandits escaped wlthm that no authorization for the City, the route taking him over C. Gardner of the Sanford po­ Carolina works longer hours, re­ volcanoes nnd immense canyons to' nuke friends with some one school students. Yet, there were ed and only a few seconds had I'snle of the bonds to uny parties N. who spoke English, lie said he Although Hunt was a/t ceives less money, nnd has less tun elapsed, w*o both started to lios department. . two sides to tho Revolutionary ever been granted and that protection in case of accident, than filled with mist. He disregarded wns fed up with the French Army W ar, as thero nro to all great pol­ from tho storo and it seemed that Alhambra, a suburb sad a Johnson is charged with enter­ | therefore they uro not legal. the utlvice of Junneau, n French und would ’go over tho hill’ if he itical question*. If history is to several shots were mado when we bases of UW onsaS operat ing the homo of Monroe B. Hutton, worker* in the majority of states. I Ing the days that the "Fi _The securities in qurstlon con- j j oh palmetto Avenue, nnd steal­ Owe of tho things wo need most In flier who has recently covered thnt thought there wus nay chance of be a science, there must bo a cor­ were running from tho atore. | list of 9500,000 in certificates of ing several article*. He is also North Carolina is n constructive territory, who suggested he come getting away with it, meaning ho rect statement and interpretation left the store first and Welby fol­ ted to obtain $ 1,500 n o se indebtedness and 9710,000 in bonds. said to have attem pted to enter and intelligent policy towqrd so­ nlung the const or follow the rail­ would desert, I told Dqtv to jj c t of tho facts. There is no danger lowed nnd we both ran for tho Perry M. Parker, Loa road line. his rifle and meet me the next car. When Welby left the store er and father of his ! The certificates aro listed us fol­ tho residence uf Dr. A. \V. Epps, cial legislation.” night. He agreed, saying he would in telling the truth." he was limping and when he got Guntnmnln City prepared to out­ ve, the sheriff’s IPs office a lows: $200,000 payable I to the near the Hutton home. The negro Mrs. Dexter Otey, of Lynchburg, Schlesinger, however, roundly, Seminole County Ilonk und dated was caught on the ground-) of the declared that the Southern legis- do itself today in honoring the in­ probably tiring n couple of Ger­ criticized Kupcrt Hughes, novelist in the car ho said he had been that Hunt w a s !In no way November 8 -1 9 2 0 ; $200,000 pay- Epps home following a report giv­ hUurea and governors uro vicing trepid young aviator who swooped man* ami n Pole who were ulso for his refrcnces to thu personal shot. I drove tho car to the room In the kidnapping a n d 1 In the Alto Hotel. down from the sky on nn aortal* eager to get out. Marion Parker. sole to tho Seminole County Hank en to the police. with one another to secure factor­ errand of good-will front the big life ot George Washington. Hughe* The next day the French sent Wc came In the back way and and dated December 27, 1920 and The confession of thei was characterized as “a muck, lc», and while the now industrial Johnson’* efforts to gain en­ nirplunc.i after us. Doty wunted to nur apartm ent.’ 1 took murder was made |I100,000 dated December 27, 1920. trance to the Kpps’ home is.raid to development Is Impressive, yet the sister republic to the north. raker,” who drew^ on his imagina­ entered give up, saying vve were ulrendy Welby’* overcoat off, hta other Hickman. Tho bonds uro listed us fol- have attracted attention of tho oc- [ human side of industry has been \ Finco the visitor Ims announced licked. He wtfs afraid thnt the air­ tion to picture the first president. coat, and opened his shirt to see that his stay hero will he briof, I Iowa; $250,000 duo .January 1, rupant* who notified local author­ ! neglected. Hunt had been ample. • “ Washington, us historians read just how he wns shot. It seemed men would drop bombs upon us. I officials nnd populace alike prepar­ 111*57; $100,000 duo on July 1, ities. When arrested, Johnson wus persuaded then* to hide with ino his life, vra* of the old English that two bullets hod cut tho flesh First National Bpng of . ed to crowd in n« much homage to 195(3; $10,000 duu on July 1, 195(3 in pus)cix!on of a pistol, lavallier Schlcsingcr said. on his right shoulder. I saw they les aa a messenger until under a shelf of rock und thu avi- squire type.” the flyer as possible, I and $50,000 duo on July 1, 198(3. several nilk handkerchiefs nnd two "He wns a man of Bienne passion, were not serious und took a wet This is tha some ' T utorn failed to *eo us. fine of the principal excursion* Under provisions of two ream- flashlight), all of which was latcloth und bathed the wound on his Hickman was “ "Then wc fell into the hands of coupled with grvut self-pontrul. today will be n #vislt to Antigua by lution* pastied by tho Commis-! e* identified by Mr. Button, "Washington indulged in floods It Was P arry M left shoulder where I thought a Arabs, who get 100 Francs for uvautomobile An official InncU.'ou •loners- tho New York attorneys • The negro in said to have enterof tha slain Marios, wt ery Legion deserter they pick up of profanity, but under tho defin­ bullet had entered. and banquet were also on the day’s *re given authority to "instituto ed the Hutton home by cutting the hel officer, refused 1 and turn in. That was near Pales­ ition ot that word—that profanity schedule.". •-rii legal proceedings either a t' screen on n rear door. Local p*»Hickman in the bonk i tine An Arab jumped on me from is tho unnecessary ujo of profano Col. Lindbergh slightly disap­ language—ho really wasn't pro"W or in chancery us may lx- re- l*co reported thnt the negro hail paroled on the fo rg ery » behind nnd got my rifle. Then Doty Installation of officers const!- pointed his adm iring host* Inst i fane. i Wired to obtain possession of the confessed to tho theft. and I fought them with our fist* Belief th a t Hickman ] night when he hogged off front tuturd the feature of yesterday’s •ccurities.” , ------------ - • • ■ “Tho first president wns pucturan Insanity plea when , r r t s i| m i l ’meeting of the Kiwanis Club. The several festivities arranged in Ids but in the meantime the Germans cd by Hughes as n sheik, but hisAnother clnuso in tho rcsolu- ( j J F I today spurred tha police that he nnd Pole took to their hrcls. “ Wo toricnl investigation dscloscs thut 1 1 ccrcmonle* were in ehurgo of Kd- honor. Ho explained b°n, authorizing tho attorneys to were glad to give ourselves up. ’ efforts to cOnch tho stela needed time to map out the route ward F. Imtu*, licutvunt governor ids sex life was regular." • Jtoceed as they choose, says tho Ju st w hst defense, U i for this district. Alembi-rs vvh«* of bin flight to Snn Salvador. Schlesingcr attributed the oftenfirm of Hoinblovver, Miller ti a win make when ha I According to latest plans, ('ol. look office included Shcrmnn M. Milton F. Ulcwell, 61 year-old heard statement that the present Carrison is hereby given full Lloyd a* president; U. II. Chapman Lindbergh will take off for $un ore Superior Ju crippled newsboy of Wilkes-Barre, generation iV g o in g to the dogs,” Power and authority to do every first vice-president; Hirt Port, Salvador tomorrow. Pa., who recently canto to Sanford dy a t 2 o’clock f to the fact that most of tho older whatsoever rei|uisite ami I second vice president; J. A. Pitt? i upon the de Speuking of hi* trip from Mexico histories glossed over curruptlon, to spend several days, has decided <ti Msnry to lie done." LONDIN, Dee. 29.—-liN S )— man, treasurer ami E. J. Trotter, City ,CoL Lindbergh told the laiy, Jerome Walsh, ’ to remain hore for several weeks crime Und mistakes and held tho orgies in the a rt secretary. Following the action of tho Ulusphcmnus . because he hu* found Sanford “ono reach hare today f r a ternationn! News Service tjuit it \ » A ! builders of tho republic us pure ____ S commissioner*, City Attorney studios of Chelscu. wherein young Members of the board of dircc- was n thoroughly enjoyable one. of the prettiest places in tho coun­ The first lz _ • beyond reproach. Mrtorge and — associate, realistic , rparodies of i tors who were ul*o inducted into Although adm itting th at the moun­ r .- A. DeCottcs —«v.«-v,ij men stage o- -------------* try ," ' and un excellent city in man would altet’l With 275 reservations already The super-patfiot* would have n c,cn •«. iloiciTA of Jacksonville, biblc incidents arc ooscribcd *n ** | office wore; Jud^i* James J. tains hero made flying n hit haz­ received for the Chamber of Com­ which to spend the wjnter months clsion to plead i »«» for New York where they will banned novel by a grl author who shuron, S. L. Highleymun. T. I- ardous, Col. Lindbergh wa* sure merce New Year’* dinner, to be history written n* though every­ awnv from the. bitter cold of the napping and nn thing ran smoothly," Schlesinger wder with nttom eya on tho case, claims to have witnessed some ot Dumas, ~ • -K. Dr. Ben Caswell, , . thut u Central American air ser­ given on January 6 at thu Hotel ' said. "As u matter of fact tho north. when he reques T rotter, C. M. Powell and K. Forrest* Lake, indications arc ; policies of Washington, Jefferson vice could easily be established. ilk*1 aru exPcvltd to lay evory’ fkem. With hi* wife Clewell arrived The writer uf the i>ook, “Bohem- McCracken. thdt fully 350 guests inay bo en­ j and Lincqjn met bitter opposition. in his car several days ago and Is jlo n "U C °PT 0 f h U ,, 1Y *.c ta se before the Neiv . * / . . ... 11t‘r-* attorneys in .............. nit effort *•» iun Gluss," is Miss Margery l-awtertained on that oci-usion, accord­ There was corruption ir. tnoso days now pleasantly located a t French’s Tlie program was in charge of Detective Cline,! JPCUr® immediute action in the ini- rence. She stated that the book Mr. Trotter. Judge Shu ion ami ing to Secretary E. J. Trotter. the sum* os now.” auto enmp. Their visit to Sanford to accede, ‘ rding litigation. was withheld from publication be- {John D. Jinkins h.,.% gave short talks. Ticket* for the uffulr have ulOno of Schlesinger’s* books— was made poeaible through the tho reques Mayor E. F. Ilousholder was cause it was too outspoken in its (U county official* while Mr. Fort ready been received und aro. now “ Now Viewpoints of American generosity of the people of Wilkes- attorney and no on * iWabie to atato today ju st what descriptions. Hut she believes lt and Mr. Ilighli-ynun expressed uvaiiubre at the office* of the or­ History'.” »■ reported to have been Barre who subscribed to a fund !*l bo the course of action, but WUI B*e light of day later on. ,! their viewa on the automobile Inganization. Local businses firm* burred by Mayor Thompson “be­ btart4d by the Wlikes-Barre Even­ *Pfesscd tho Commissioners* do"Orgies of the most horrible na ilustry. Mr. Lone und Mr. Powell which have spoken for reservations cause it referred to Washington ing News. to push the case to the lltn. turc aro on the increase in Bohem­ were also speakers. Following the dismissal of ,i un«I others that nrc planning to cn- a* a great disloyalist and rebel,’’ Ulewcll is a general favorite ian quarters of Chelsea and thea­ A past president’s button was suit against tho City and the Huttables, are urged to purchase this passage, tho writer explain­ with people of his city to whom he trical circles,” said Miss Luwrcncc. presented to T. W. Lawton, retir­ ton Construction iction 7 Company in ‘ thc,r tickets at once. Tho iropor- ed, referred to the British viow- ha* sold papers for many y e a n Thov aru prevalent ulso, to a ing head of the i lul. A number of which five Sanford taxpayers had lance of this was stressed by Mr. point of Washington. ’ from a stand at one of tha princi­ .certain extent, In the younger old fabhioned song* weft sting un­ “Thompson’s attacks on the sup­ ple business corners. The newsboy sought to prevent the payment of Trotter ,who said that indications i society circles. In my book I de- der the leadership of J. I. Hurt. w orrauta totalling $210,946.54, are that the reservation list will posed pro-British American his­ has not walked for 20 years but MOSCOW, cribcd some of tho scenes I re­ Giles Patterson, a tto riu j for the exceed the enpicity of the dining tories are amusing, not anoying,” despite this handicap, has an oplt- Francisco “ cently witnesses." paving company, yesterday morn room und those who purchase tick­ declared Professor R. g. Rait, head mistic view on life. Id “There are sordid petting parties Three Killed When ingaV & red be&re* J h o 'c lty 'Com*IU bo assured of their accomo- of the history department a t tho “Keep smiling and trying” Is his in darkened studios, where foolish Scottish University of Glasgow. Roadster Overturns mission to make arrangem ents for ‘•■‘wnu motto and ha does th at very thing youngsters drink themselves stup­ "F or over 100 years England day in and day out, ha daclarad to d s r e d V ^ ' a settlem ent of the claim. J , T*1* cI“ ,n* dat« <ur reuervat ons bAYT°NA BEACH, Fla., Dec. id. Miss Lawrence *aid shu was The attorney officially notified has not been set as yet. but It is hay admitted that it was on the a Herald representative. GAHAOAN. La.. Dec. 29,-fitk , —A fter running along "made *ick" by witnessing rites th* Commission of the outcome of «P*cted to be a t least two days {?* * » “* side in the revolution and , . ------------- — -----In, Orntond-Daytona Beuch fof performed in studios in worship of (IN S)—-Three persons were Killed the suit and stated th at In view of tu» Ibu dinner In order th a t the [ that that It It blundered. “In England and a fourth ssriously injured ; w,«nd one half miles in an at- pagan gods. m»y be urranged to care ’and Scotland we simply recognised 50 Firemen Narrowly early Uxlay when a speeding the fact that all court obstacles -P* to take off on their world * . . . • • for the guest* in the p o s t convcn th at Thompson was enga * roadster hit an elevated railway had been removed in the case, his *or *ho Jranco flight, Edward F. In Fire some sort of American MBS. LINDBERGH NEARS »r. spur and overturned into a ditch client would like a payment as c a r - 1»cnt manne and ft'Ullam S. Brock. tOund a Incident is without ST. LOUIS Many additional tables hnvq been ly a* possible. Mn" ‘' on tho highway between here and world flier*, were unable to ng the past few inUrnatiopal Volatlons. , NEW YORK, Dec. 29. The Commission took no action engaged during Shreveport, rire r. heavy monoplane, ” Pride Mr. Ti * “reported, ond many j According lto Kvarts B. —Fifty Bremen narrowly HATIIOX FIELD. Maskogcc,1 j on the m atter, po.vtpon’ng further 'etroit" into the air. A woodi n * The IBW [\Knth at u specti * “ other* pected to be taken be- ° f Columbia University, Oklo.Dee. 29— (IN S)— Mrs. Ev­ consideration until thu return of Grov Jlen, driver df the car. iiisfullcd for the flight President of tho America ' eight story buf V*n Winkle, 20. Chi- CUy Attorney Georg* A. Do Colic*, fore (he end of the week. * tuld to bo Uir r^uxon (or ihe angeline Lodge l.indlwrch's plan'' iMis* k'oj Association, the ) inBrothers, chain ^ ■ r t a t 11:31 •Mayor E. r.. F. r . Hounhaldgr iiousmmigr today imjuv . fklr**. Milton Walker, Mayor cjgo. nc’» inabilitly to ."'leav e' tho *««* ? tt for S t Louis owner*, on F created to rrOSI ! -ittjrd that negotiation* with b o h d ^ K ELECTED to. It was replaced imniedi- ®clock today. t*hc expects os in tho the firemen were t houses would nrobablv probably have to be utb>- Ihe ukgiita7*atcei"oue. Hyo in-Si: Louis between 2 and, The onlv survivor of the aegi- j house* best text dent wa* Alva Hilckaby, brother tarried on before definite action is NAS! ot the gasoline tank 3 o’clock this afternoon, Tenn.. Pec. 28— end the of Mr*. Walker. Allen was in- iaken. (IN S)—1 Fairfield Qam iS it valve, dumped much —— — • tllar with a i Rrm hertU em ent of the s a le of Amerlcan Mu­ 'Big Bill’ r supply along tho sand nnd The annual Bermuda tennis stan d ? killed, and the two v.-nrreh be hrard ltistory, New a.” * ly the flrer ' to «»*Rti>p championship, whirh always at- drowned while pinr.i-d ii.iuertwnth Ufa‘botv,A would have to bo mxdc, the overturned machine. Huckp- it was fa rth e r pointed out. It wan of th building i t th other .H.O.P) U. LINDBERGH GIVEN ENGLISHMAN WHO • WARM WELCOME DESERTED LEGION BYGUATEMALANS STORY d NegroChargedWith T h e f t O f Articles & From H u tto n H o m e !ctuu\i‘>,,p? »hp i®«-cr w< M Ki w a n i s Officers Installed A t M e e t Held OnWednesday Crippled Newsie,51, Of Wilkes-Barre Is DelightedW ithCity A u th o r CI S O f Sordid Parties ! Given By A rt Group Business Firms Are Urged To S e c u r e Tickets For Dinner H u t t o n Attorney A sks CityFor Early Paym ent O f Claims Brock A n d Schlee ’ % il To T a k e O ff In ‘Pride O f D etroit” ^ o.»p C tr u o r y J Robl Motive Italian Vit S �THE SANFORD PAGE SIX Illinois Cage Team Major FlemingCatndems Navy Undergraduate Paper For Its Editorial Criticizing Cadets A thlelic Methods jM S S 5 Local Taxpayers Drop Suit Against SOUTHERN BELL Hutton Paving Co. WILL SPEND BIG SUM NEXT YEAR Twenty-Seven Million N\ ill He Extent Of Expenditures In It* Southeastern T errito ry intimate rclati i ■ bet-w I.. ..Mii Hutton fatiu r-l * To care for the continued grov j i’.<l M.u-in-law. nf '‘the southeastern states the The bearing was marked by Southern Belli Telephone Compnn- frequent objection* dfeivd by te • nians a 'g ro s s expenditure of a p ­ ileftn e l« testimony ami widen- ■ proxim ately $27,000,000 during .vi.i.ii rnou >e| f>ii i'n* t <iiii|i|;iinitiit.i J028 for new const met ion and re s.nurltl to gel in the m ini re placements, according to an an ­ R idings mi pome of tin objecti » l'« r dtent toiigl.j ami cold* lead to nouncement to d # / b> manager • rote, trouble. Vou can slop them now were reserved i»v the court jien-lHoward (Berlin. The outlay i"r v.ifli < n--m illion, an emulsified ctcosim ilar purposes during this year ir.*r n complete study uf.th.* ea •ol-j ih.it is plcjianl to take. Crcomutboth no its merits it ml on tie* was nructically this sume amount. > oa j« a mw mydii.il discovery wills > in legal questions involved. iwy-fold action; it soothes and heals Vhe order of the court was ns Kmttininll.uiied m cndirjiit. and inhibits Alabama. Florida. Georgia follows: tucky, Louisiana. Mississippi North genii growth. • "The above and foregoing m at­ Of all known drugs, ctcosole is recCarolina. South Carolina and Tenn­ essee. und each of these s tu te s it ter coming on for further heuring o.'Mii/nl h; high nu-dirai aulhnrilirsas upon motion of the solicitors for one id the greatest healing agencies for included in next year’s budget. the complainants herein for the It is expected that the company dismissal of said cause, it i.i here­ persistent roughs anil colds ami other will make a net gain of I'.t.OOd nuw by ordered, adjudged and decreed (onus of throat troubles, (irroiuulsion telephones in 1!*28, which is slight­ that mid dismissal he at the east ronuins, in aililitimi to creosote,other healing L-lcinents which sooilir and heal ly more than the record for 1927. of the complainants a ml that the die iiifertnl membranes and stop the It is now estimated that more bond filed herein by the complain­ irritation and inllaininatlnn, while the than $2,02:1,000 will be required in ants upon the issuance of the errosote porn on to the stomach, is ahFlorida and the major items for temporary restraining order here­ sullied into the blood, attacks the seat which large expenditures, will be in granted, he mid the same is of this trouble and checks the growth made, include: Central office hereby released and the bondsmen of the perms. equipment. $217,000; exchange line he and they are hereby ordered Grenmulsinn is guaranteed satisfac­ projects, $200,000. long distance discharged, to the discharge of tory in the treatment of nersislenl additions and replacements, $ CU.­ which bond counsel for the de­ roughs and raids, lirnnrhi.il asthma, MM); and the routine work nf in­ fendants herein hereby consent. bronchitis and oilier forms of respira­ stalling and removing telephones, diseases, a id is excellent for build­ "It is hrobv further ordered, ad­ tory ing up tin* syslriu. alter colds nr flu. $1,25:5,000. judged and decreed that said com­ Telephone engineers now esti­ plainants pay each und every id Money refunded if any cough or rold is mate that th e ft will he 11 net gain the court costs, the sum being the to.I relieved after t.ikitp, aeroriling to dinrdon-. \vk to u r druggist, (adv.) of 4,500 new telephones in h mrida during 1028. The big budget for 1028 i* re­ garded as an indication of the con­ LANEY’S tin u a l growth noil progress of this The Friendly Drug Store’5 Sanford •action. Most of the expenditures Prescriptions Filled Promptly is planned /o r the expansion of the E. First St. local and long distance system to And Accurately care for present need* and to meet the anticipated requirements of the near future. During the four years Just ended, the Southern Bell Company lias expended more than $100,<MM),IMM) for gross additions to its plant, and telephone officials uru confid­ en t that the growth of this section will require an equully large in­ vestm ent during the next five years. On Display at City Y acht Basin Glasgow N \vo 1st slums produce a race p f Amotion girls who are do­ ing navy work ten hours each day with ea^c. They work barefoot und th e ir carriage and physique arc remarkable. Marks left more than a hundred years, ago by Indian medicine men who gathered charms to drive u* way evil spirits have been found in the Pike National forest near Co­ lorado Springs Colo. Constipation and Kectal Diseases. (Painless non­ surgical mehod) Dr. Jos. Corwin Howell, Registered physician, 200 W. Gore Ave., Orlando, Florida. Telephone 1395 for free con-J suits lion. You will In* sur­ prised how quickly you will Vet well without loss of time . from business I ii-A____ . I B E F O R E you order dinner at , a restaurant, you consult the bill-of-fare. Before you take a long trip by motor-car, you pore over road maps. Before you start out on a shopping trip you should consult the ad­ vertisements in this paper. For the same reasons! T he advertising columns are a buying guide to you in the purchase of everything you need- including amusements! A guide that saves your time and conserves your energy; that saves useless steps and guards against false ones; that puts the s t r e t c h in family budgets. ' T he advertisements in this paper are so interesting, it is difficult to see how anyone could overlook them. . . fail to profit by them. Just check with yourself and be sure that you are reading the advertise­ ments regularly—-the big ones and the little ones. It is time well spent. . . always. A void tim e-w asting, m oney-w asting detours on the road to m erchandise value. R ead th e adver­ tisin g “road m aps.” . f T H E BASSETT 22 FOOT OUTBOARD CRUISER Cheapest Imat of her size in the world. Built In Florida for Florida w aters. Speed 12 miles., per hour... Make* 10 utile* on one gallon of ita-.. Floats in *dx_ inches of. water. Price *M)3 complete with engine.' l \ O. B. Eastisi Three reetly for delivery. Phan.* Ilof-Ma* Battery Company for appointment In see her run. FREDERICK II. WOODWARD 117 K. 2nd 81. • . Di.tribntor l‘b u n . 101 �•‘ t M & s a 1 VPBCCM»BRrfl9/ 40a7 the decks of the cruiser. with the Additional Society Miss Lorena Stout ta d Donald J. Powers Wed In Fort M yers S i!? GOLDENROD * The following clipping from the 'e rt Myers Tropical News of ^Odoeeday, December ,$$, will e read with much interest by Im many Sanford friends of th e Toom, Donald J. Powerb, who is dvertising manager of The Sau- friends o r Mr. and Mrs. Whealey of this place and expect to re ­ main here during the holidays, after which Miss Tucker will re­ turn to Baldwin to resume her duties as teacher in the schools there. Mrs. Tucker will spend the winter here, as house guest of Miss M artha Dowen. Dr. Lichtenstein arrived Sun­ day afternoon fo r a five week’s visit With, Mrs. Lichtenstein nnd their two son’s, M ortimer and Jos­ eph. Dr. Lichtestein, made many triends, during his short visit last year, whb will ho glad to know that he has been able to obtain a more extended leave of absence from his arduous dutis as Toombs physician in New York City this year. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith of Balwin New York who nre house guests of the Whealcys, tenderd them a surprise party Saturday evening in the dvertising sta ff of The Sanford form of a miscellaneous shower of household articles. Mr. and braid. ♦Sunday Mr, Powers came to Mrs. Sm ith expect to go to house­ tort Myers to spend Christmas keeping in the Tyler Cottage a fte r rfth’ the Stouts. Only members of the first of January. A banquet for the Goldcnrod be'fapiily knew that the m arriage ad been planned and the secret Corporation, with Dr. nnd Mrs. raa kept until the couple left McKee, Suburban .Homes field Ureadia. Tuesday with the mother agents, ns honor guests was giv­ f the bride and her brother Paul, en Monday evening at the Vir­ aaie from college for the holi- ginia Inn. Others present were ayt. Judge Stout was not in Mr. and Mrs. II. A. W anl, Mr. nnd awn, having gone to Cuba with Mrs. H. W. Barium, Mr. Charles be -Boy Scouts. Mrs. Stout re- Bates, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jam es Weiurned to F o rt Myers, Tuesday huan and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Robing and made formal announ- Schultz. • The- tnble decorations ament of the m arriage for the A fter the ceremony the newly .went to the home of Mr. t t « n ’ parents a t W inter Park. in place c> Brannon of Orlando, Christmas. om S „ s " c™1 f™ ‘ !",r= ;J* as toastmaster,'P - T. A ’s entertainm ent at the 3 were made by high school auditorium in Oviedo ta,. Messrs JBfcr* Tuesday evening and report it a 'illiam, Dr. in d hu?Q 8UCCCSA> Also the C hristm ai SPRINGFIELD, 111. Dec. 20.— r n w o n i v n on / t v (IN S )—Tuberculosis has an excel- 51T0, ^ PA ' NoJr., Dec *.9. JIN •, 'showing f the Program given at the Methodist lent chance to strike down the s ) ~ " h a t is probably the largest :o-nperation be- Church there Friday evening wav .................. ......... who ...... ^diets ^ to ^ gain ^ ^ ...... ^ area in the United maid or matron m ineral ...... bearing enjoyed by a large number from a- slender figure, pursues pleasure States thnt hns — ,— --------- ----- ..«j not as yet been here. i ' r M d a «**■*.. •.« . * ... » The Community Church was fill­ i S henlth director declares. of Forty Mile and • Thirsty caned to capacity Thursday evening Dr. Rawlings’" views w ere ex- Yon* in the southern part of Nyc ing the banquet an evening of when the (Joldenrod Sunday school pressed here in conjunction wtyfi county, Nevada, A'of s.a , |s trc*, showing t hht Bridge was enjoyed in the hotel had their Christmas tree and proThiraty cnny<m, a 20-mile gar.h gram visitors from Apopka, W in-#|jC3th^ ftom t he whRiv plagui tin in the lava be«S -northeast of the. parlors. The n*\y(dock is now erfmphted ter Park, Longwcod ami Oviedo m | nois are .|o per (er little villuge of Beatty, was well Kiris and young women bo- named, a* there is not a drop of on Suburbah Lnk-* and is to be yrere present. Th<* program was very well rendered for which much , woen 1() nn,| 35 ycar3 than amc used to t dancing nnd other out mg w ater in the entire canyon. Picture dodr get to-gether until the Com­ praise is due the program cojn* the male sex of the name rigc w riting can he found on the rocks mittee, who worked so faithfully j roUp munity house is built. all through the canyon, and there th at it might he a pleasure tp all. “Tuberculosis is one of th e m ost Is no doubt but ini ancient civilizaMr. snd Mrs. Edgar Hall were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Snntn CInus enme just in time to 8anaJtive pointers as to e rro rs in tion thrived a t one time in an i Manning Collicut, Christmas day give all present n nice trent of nuts j,nbit« ,,f living,” Rawling decl nr- around Thirsty and Forty Mile # “and hence these figures 1ire canyons. There is abundant eviother guests were Mr. and Mrs. and candy. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Croom nnd oxtn jinely significant. Too lit tle denee of this in the numerous Sanley Benjamin and family and family spent the week end with food, too little sunshine, combit led eaves with fragm ents of odd potMr. and Mrs. Clark Mahers. Mr. and Mrs. Whcnley entertain­ relatives in Howling Green, Fla., with excessive fatigue, make i n tcry and qucerly fashioned implaed with turkey dinner Sunday, the returning to their home hero Mon- g^nildiiation extrem ely likely to ments of nil kinds and shapes. , bring on pulmonary tuberculosl *• following guests, Mr. Scho'fer and day morning. There is one man living- in this The J II. Doil.i family were “ Hoping for a slender figu rCt rarely frequented place who has Mrs. BettiYictji, Mrs. Lichent^in and sons Mrs. Grace Hnmpson and guests of Mr. and Mrs. A rthur your.c women deny themsei ro’ fnith in its possibilities. A. L. LidSir. and Mrs. Smith." Dr. Lichten-. Meadors of De Land Mondny to a enough food. How as never ”c* well, who has a ranch near the stein and Mr. and Mrs. n a il were family dinner. Those who at- fore hey join in social a ffa irs tl little town of Springdale, has tended were: Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy keep them up until late hours. < evening guests. largely nt his own expense conProf, and Mrs. G’fford were Sioniger Miss Stcllo Dodd and ten they not only nre emploi ('e" atructcd a road from Springdale Christmas dinner guests of Messrs Mr and’ Mrs. Carl Jackson of Or- during the day with a "job” I,ut across t no nuilapi beds toward! lamio, and Messrs Carbet, ' P. G. attempt also to do their own hot*se* Oa!; Springs. Ho has completed Jean and Adriatico. and J. H Dodd. w ait. Added to n I o ' this, t 20 miles of his road nnd hns cross* Dr. and Mrs. McKee were din­ Those on oUr sick list a t this are more subject to fatigue ti inn *j*hirsty canyon near its head. ner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. James Wellman of Winter Pnrk Sunday. time are;i Mr. M. J.^ColHcutt, Mrs. -Another factor lending direc . Ho is near the head of Silent ennyon, nnnther gash in the earth Madam Bcttinette conducted the music a t the W inter Pnrk Bap­ d r i S .J d m a i t e i E dw arf and to tuberculosis is loss of s.e eP* with a peculiarly fitting name. tist church Sunday evening. A S S R , P -rkor .11 v i e w , of „ v I With his pack horse and his Christmas cantata from the Mes­ ere colds. faithful dog, I.idwell has spent “ ________________ siah was benuifuliy rendered. many months platting his road. He Mr. nnd 3!rs. S. Mixon, anj.|KE DESTROYS YACHT Several from here attended. j is firm in the belief that rich nounce the arrivnl of a little —__ Dr. and Mrs. Lichtenstein en­ little daughter, Dorothy Eaufaula, NORFOLK, Va.. Dec. 22 _mines will he found in this remote tertained the following guests to a horn Saturday morning Dec. 24. • region when his road has been u . \ S i The defiance whirh turkey dinner nt their lovely home Noel Smith is substitute for the the American Yacht C | completed. Indians have a t various here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. mnil carrier on Route No. * out of jn |,,j^ wus practically deitro] ' I : tim es brought out rich flont that Phillip Smith, Mrs. Bettihetti nnd Orlando this week. |,v f„.(, „ff C rm ey Island, r.ijnr ; they found in this section nnd it is father, Mr. and Mrs. Whenlcy. " r I known th at many years ago a Mr. and Mrs. Strykcn of ClevctmIav_ Mr. and Mrs. Hull and Dr. nnd ! p iv spec tor discovered a rich outMrs. McKee. *■ 1cropping in the vicinity of black 1 Mountain hut was never nhtc to Mr. nnd Mrs. Lopcr were Christ­ "air find his way back to his discovery, mas guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alva Kearney nnd spent the evening esOpals, have been found near with friends in Orlando. cn- Fortv Mile nnd Thirsty canyons; Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Eldridge ind also borax, copper, gold, silver and nnd daughter were dinner guests ord lend. of Sanford friends Christmas day. 1 Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Brown were Dec. BALAKLAVA, Cfitnqa. 29.— (IN S )—Efforts *' to. , salvage $15,000,000 in golt.l frtinlit*10. British Ciuiacr "black Prince.’ rank off Balaklnva durit Crimean war, have failed Tlie turbulent Rlack. sen-sal to its mysterious treasure which has tantalize I gold seekers for more than a half c.mtury. Five pieces o', gold represent ail the luck th a t Japanese divera have had in four nim ths of iabortrtia ef­ fort before they abandoned the job as hopeless. i They scooped away 2,000 tons of sand gild rocks so as to effect an entrance to the vessel. They spent nearly $100,000 and all they got was "the five unique souvenirs. j Four of the gold coins nre b ritish and bear the inscriptions of George IV and the dates 1821 and 1823. The fifth is a Turkish piece, valued a t about $100. The issue value of the coins was one pound. The fjict th a t the pieces were found a t the hoottom of sand which covered tho decks of tiic sunken boaC leads to thcbclief tKut tne chests in which the gold wiis carried to pay the British forces lighting in the Crimea, were cracked open by the wnvrs nnd the money washed over the bottom of the sea. Soviet experts- however, are con­ fident th at the gold is still below NOTICE /€ > P E C r On e o VORE City License on every business, ocoupatinn or profession, for which license is required, was duo October 1- 1927. N < me. m M O u M C r S M A fV T A L E .C K € , VAH-tO D I D k i' B e l i e v e , - t i e r 's a s a m d Y List of delinquents will be turn­ ed over to Police Department for collection January 1st. ELLEN HOY, Tax Collector. C L A U S — VVJEA.U, va/K u L T ' v u R •Th in k ’ ’B o u - f V f N O W , / bu d ? McLaulins j | ENGRAVING Diamond Mounting .!. IV .t.h elera-Optometriat We Are Buying We are buying all kinds „f junk, jnetnla of nil kinds and rubber. We buy' and sell bottles of »n makes and size*. Sanford Metal and Rubber Co. 215 Sauford Ave. |*hor^ s n Orange & Black Hotel I.ongwocd, Fla. Remodeled and redecorated N caV Management. Moderate Rates Spedal N ew Year’s Dinner $ 1.00 SPECIAL 30 x 3V2 Cord 30 x 3 V2 Oversize 30 x 3 1 4 Straight size 31 x 4 Cord 32 x 4 Cord 29 x 440 Balloon 31 x 525 Balloon Gasoline 2 1 / San Juan Gaia: Sanford, Kta, Personals Mr. and Mrs. John Green are the proud parents of a daughter horn Tuesduy, Dec. 27 a t their homo a t laikc Monroe. Mrs. Roy G arrett of Tainpa u visiting in the city as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Shipp. jtvhe Mr. and Mrs Earle D. Sherman are receiving congratulations noon the arrival of u son a t the Fernnid-Laughton hospital. - i Miss M argaret W ight of Cairo, Ga., is the house guest of Miss Claire Zachry a t her home on Mag­ nolia Avenue. R ange Finder j -t - T H -d r - t f * B O W 'S v e e -h e e - h - h e s V W o u l d l i k e s o m e THikict I u k e a P e l ic a n D if f e r e n t -t h is , / w it h a w a t e f v v u C rP b - tv r X< ? C H R ISTM A S , S o iu E / m e l o n »n His m o u TH. MAOE U P ’IH iS MENU HE. KNOWS iTS FOOD FOR s o u . — FPuiT VeuT iT w o n V g o COCKTAIL'*-ONION SOUP h H R u H IS H E A D * \ AUGRA-TIN— CROUfaNS, \ ^ i COULD EAT CH ic K e n e n Ca s s e r o l e , w ords b efo r e s c a l l o p e d P a w s n ip s , / J - t h e r c o o k e d / s u c c o Ta s m and — rT T - ~ ' > DiFFUNCE. WHUT tvACW NAME \T . * Vf ALL "iTvsrTfeE. 'TH '1 S A M E WHEN HE GrFb \T Fin is h e d . , Mrs. Perry Weinberg and childn motored to Miami, Monday riere they aro visiting friends Onif of the largest affairs on the social calendar for members of tho Sanford Yacht Club will he tho New Y ear’s dance to bo giv­ en, Monday evening, January 2with Mrs. Ernest Houshqlder, Mrs. W. C. Hill anrd Mra. W. J. Thigpen as hostesses. This affair promises to be one of the most enjoyable of the season, good mu­ sic has been secured and many usual fcaturee will bo presented. Much pleasure la being antici­ pated in tho New Y ear’s eve ball to b e .g iv e n Saturday evening at nino o’clock, a t tho Hotel Forrest Luke by the Auxiliary of the Campbell Lossing Post American Legion with the president, Mrs. George Knight, as chairman. Mrs. K night will be assisted by Mrs. W .^hcodore Langley, Mrs. Robert J. Holly Sr., and Mrs. C. L. Goodhue. Good music has been arranged for, $nd many novel features in­ cluding favor dances will be given. ' vjM r . v A lfred Robson of Orlando is spending a few days her* with his parents, D r. and Mra. J. N. Robson a t th e ir home on the Sanford-Orlando Road. M rs. Melvin C. Schaffer of Anco, Panam a, and Indianapolis. Ind., who has been visiting here ss tha guest of Mrs. Jonathan Peck, and Rev. and lir a . A. S. Peck, has gone tn T - .jp a w here she will .visit for s h o rt tim e before returning to ilerprUd Mrs. A. imoon. c l e a r me-decks Saturday BANKRUPT SALE Ivvcry item in stock m ust be sold and sold soon. Don’t wait unti the best bargains are gone. Come in now! Everything for th< home and for men, women and children. See the hardware bar gain s . Everything Has Been R educed A gain! Ladies* Oxfords A good assortment of ladies’ kid and patent leather ox- i fords. $3.50 to $5.00 values.$ I 4 Q To close out, the bankrupt^* ^ * Sandura Rugs SANDURA RUGS, sand and g rit proof 9 x 9 size, $15. value .............. . $7, 9 x 10 x/i size, $16.50 value.............$7, 9 x 12 size, $18.00 valu e.......... 1 g& . Curtain Scrims Fine feurtaln serim.i, iW assorted colors, A I l a w real 35 cent value. I m j r Bankrupt price * w Cretonnes % H U * Excellent quality ere- < f * tonnes, another real I „ 35 cent value selling I e f r out at Mpn’s <2hnp« 8 ^ 068 Mena shoes, excellent vaK r e ucs al *"* <5 selling out $ / A K ^or only Men’s Dres3 Shirts a .Men's drees shirts with "or with- Q i out ocllsra. attached. Values a l X I 52.00 eaa $2J o and selling out immediately at Crinkle Bed Spreads Beautiful crinkle bed spreads. -d b ile 63 x 90 inches. A $3 value (P I selling, while they last for *v X Baby Crib* Blankets P retty bah >crib bankets, fine enough for every baby and val­ ued a t $2. Bankrupt price only Sanford, FI �DAT, DKCEMBEtt 2 9 .1027 i "■ International N ew s Service NEWS j not exchange' with a t# European Sout! A m crk can or Asiatic agency, and therefore cannot be an uxvj conscious missionary fed alien intrigue, diplomacy or < m plicity. \ s L N , S ."executives," correspond dents and reporters rate higher are higher paid than any, compasH That’s wfcy International News Service is the Qpwer behind more totaled circulation than that served by any other evening news organization, qiftH the driving force for fastest-growing dailies The biggest evening paper in New York usesI.N .S exclusively. The biggest evening paper in Chicago-uses I.N .S . exclusively. The biggest evening paper in New England uses I N . S . • # ' V; , The biggest evening paper in Los Angeks nP H E SE newspapers are veteran interpr i JL dence and conscience whose territorial by thefofallible test o f advertising lineage. y and its mediums. Ui ibility picks i !• �ie Sanford Herald Merely A Suggestion As Brisbane S ees It R oses Where; Only Catcus Grew) Before .Thoronrmlle Ti igjrjw ) I m o te nto two ccirnoi* , among sincere square thinking m(, | ns to the best method to adopt k’ handling th j prohibition .|Ue,t|on' Ore side argues th at the law shonlj t>« strictly enforced an l that annttaek on it Is nn assoult „n |wl bulwark of law, The other admlu that it should be enforced, whil» law but that it is a law that is inf proper and therefore should i,, ’ pealed.’ " ' Many uvi.l prohibittonist* plore the sentiment that has urjs~ among certuia individual* ,l groups to attack the law itself ;to urge with all frankness and <nergy th a t it be r.- pea led. They claim th a t It is weakening the en­ forcement of the law and encoura*. .itig violators of it. This ns a radical interpretations of our inherent rights. Nothing in . any constitution that was ever ratried in any country nt any time irt tin. world’s history could justly far. bid the people front discussing it and from expressing their opinion . of its defects if they are making ’ a wholly legal effort to haw it rej pealed and were not concentrating their attention on the effort to 1ruthlessly and generally disregard Itig Dill Means It. flold "Nugget Turkey. Chicago’* IMans. J. I*, fit. and 1’. S. Sterl. nr r f S n ■ i I '. 'P I m m r« * trla » ' '* 3 7 h* S tM CHICAGO, Dec, 29.—"Big nill" : Thortipson of this city says about patriotism m school hooks: “A s long n< Bill Thompson is m ayor of Chicago they are not I going to call George Washington J a rebel. I object to Superintendent M cAndrtw’s romov'.rg pictures of - th j “Spirit m' ' *(I" from the schiol room-* and 1 am going to kick McAndrew out of the school*, t “They are not g-i.r.g to teach the children that Hancock was a smug- ! ler, that Patrick Henry was a ' drunkten lawyer, that the C onsti-1 ; tutlon of the I'nited States was drunken drawn up t y it I I mi*.” he M e n tis . S n a f a r d 'a p l a n r r r ■ *«*■ M l n l t r r l l i r t lc- t h e l ■ l e r « « i n l S e w . * » r» lro roroltlM C Ira a i le p e r Io r nr«« a r « n n l a n l law r e iir th M u n d w o n t s MHr esterg ell I k e l e e r f l s K e s e e l . o f t k e it Ir e w o r l d . T k e I. A . a . Ie r a l e t a l l f e f f l r l e n t In PlerMe n o d I t n n n n r r n f h an d llaff . l a t e n e w . I. II h n o t H i l l . lie added thnt if you soo four men working on a building .some saw ing boards, others taking these same hoards and P f. --------- ----*' nailing them together: all the boards fitting exactly into some T k r H e r a l d la * m e m H e r o f t h e ad it Iiu rrn u nf I Irrn ln tlo a ., an ttee a k tln n a l A — n r l n t l u n a t I’ u k - proper place; and all the men evidently working tow ard a i h r r r , A d t r r t l . r r . , n o d A d te rtln lu K ■ t a l k w h l e h r r q n l r r . c a r h I ' u h - common end. the completion o f the house; it is only reasonable l l e e tae a tb e r In ■ iibtuli In n • n s ih n o d It nf . n h . e r l p l Int. to assum e that they are working in accordance w ith some Ida t a a e d r r t o i r r i t r a h n n l a l r l r | a l a t a a e . 1 e l r r n t a t l n n w w i l l a . pre-arranged plan or design. Mtat b a m l a r a a o i r l h a d a . We would not presume to state that the failure of Mr. THUR8D VY, DEC. 29. 1927 Hutton to collect certain demandW arrants, given him by his t n n H K itA i.nnt r n o n itA M father-in-law, Forrest Lake, when mayor of this city, when K a a a a ia , l a etty a n d r a u a t y •< those demand warrants were collectable as cash item s, and ■ ta la t n il< > n. 4 ) w y « r a t a r r o a t r a In J a r k a o a when the City had on deposit in Lake’s bank funds consider­ ■ C t a a l n h i i n a t *». J a h a a I n d i a n ably in excess of the am ount of the demand warrants, conI jT tr C a n al. - l u . g M r m I o n a t m n a l h l y *"I*ny constitutes conspiracy. Only a judge with all the facts before J* W H i." litln o llH i a ' b altd lax p»[ f i t r —t a m r , , t t a i r l a ap artaarat him could say that. MUt —A C am nunll) Ckrat But we do take the position that the- failure of certain tax **G — C M i p l a l l n a nf a lly t i n p r o a rana. payers to go through with the injunction suit on account of a,r-v the continually rising costs o f the suit and a general shortage of funds with which to finance it, does not in any way j ()f I will praise suggest the legality of the Hutton claim.s|or authorize the City j since m Commission to make these payments. If Mr. Hutton is en- , da titled to the sum asked, he should be paid, but if there exists the shadow of doubt , the cose should he tested in the courts. ! whi|0 That such a doubt does exist we have only to refer to nml REACTIONARY the economic report rendered the Commissioners by an iniBy A. B. Bernd partial and disinterested financial expert, Gaylord Cummin, | in which he says, “There seem s to be a special question about „ (H.nj a warrant for $0(1,598.35 held by the Hutton Construction mu* Company and this should not be paid until investigation show s l*m-hu it to be a legal obligation o f the city. If there seem s to be [ n’j^ any doubt, a court determination of the C ity’s liability should U(t be sou gh t.’’ : those t v ' fa ^ \K\ MORROW 'SP»«,r OF - 5ruxv5 t DIGGERS DAIRY FARM I’liunc ;17 Sweet Milk Sweet Cream D utter Milk Milk for Babies THE REMUS JURY CHATTANOOGA TIMES i The jury which ycuterriny I said, Let s go out and give I found George Remus nut guilty him his Christmas present .Lot’s Inf ilie m urder of hi* estranged make him happy one Christmas, : wifi- was composed of two women lie w asn’t last." \Ve thought ami t .mi men. In point of character, Remus had been greatly wronged int ■iiigeiice and appreciation of and that persecution had tasted the Idgh service it had been ent- long enough.'* Architect puat wd to perform , it wus perwere Commissioners nml bond trustees when the major por- mar,. To Remus, Ilosford and Mr*. First Nat'l Rank IRdg l»ii|i> about average, it is therefore R J'.h Cross, \he tion o f the rifling of the treasury took place. Up to the pres^ ~~ 22-.'j-nr-nld Sanford, Florida. ent tim e no attem pt has been made either by this newspaper CHICAGO ACCORDING TO inti testing, and it ough. to be pro- "baby” of the jury nail.’: or the T axpayers’ League to connect them with gra ft per- ^ ,IC,wT.’,, w?1>ar ■I'vjm'im’ i iiloMc, to consider the eondue. of *‘*.Vc were with from the s ta r t.’! tam ing to City affaire, and we believe it to be the concensus Wh«t i5 mwPo |mporta„t than runu* of these in the jury room and (waving a tide uR question of of. opinion th at such intolerable conditions were permitted to population to u g reat city. Chicugo J mIUV their release Irom nervicc. the porpriety of the verdict in the FROM FACTORY exist more on account of the ignorance o f these two men than ha* courage, power and foresight, I .\£ least four of the jurors, re- Remus cate, what chance is there |4>uis the Associated Press, rushed TO YOU through any crookedness on their p a rt * ' •Pt flt»> cell where Remus was still for justice when men and women FEDERAL, confined on other charges. There who are "with the accused from Ignorance o f the law, however, is generally recognized ing. the s ta rt" find their way into EXTRA SERVICE they became member* of th« m erry as a poor excuse, if any. And ignorance on the part of bond —-----the jury box? With juruis like nnte-Christimis party, congratula­ TIRES & TUBES trustees of a continual illegal draining of a bond fund trees-. THIS WRITER inspeded today ting the prisoner, wishing hint these, the law and the evidence at prices you would pay fot ury is equally ns poor nn excuse! We believe that th e m ajor-1witl> Mr* Ja,n«* Simpson, chair- well, uud otherwise indicating count for nothing, their feelings Inferior, unknown, PEARLS ity o f Sanford people are willing to let bygones be b ygon es.' ^ n» r-t‘^11 ^<1hie""'pT'nw 'i that they had entertained anything mid personal opinions for every­ Called upon to perform one makeshift brands. By Wm. W. DrlnkcrhoH to accept the excuses of Mr. Chase and Mr. Housholder and do. nml the amasing thing* that , hut Juror-like feelings toward him. thing. la th<> New York Herald Trlhuno- start out with a clean slate, but we do not believe that local Chicago has actually has done. The following from the Associated u£ the highest offices of citizen­ * F. P. RINES I’res* indicated the spirit in which ship, they become, the moment they Jke pear!, etrung on a thread of citizens w ill countenance nny further laxity in municipal a f - . planning here umi some of them approached the task enter a jury box, a menace to soci­ gold , . both nmaxe anybody accustomed 221 East First St. 'he yean behind me, softly glow­ | to the slow movement of the Swiss of finding Remus guilty or inno­ ety. And unless some method n: according to the law and the obtaining more intelligent, co.iing, T axes in the city of Sanford at the present tim e are glaciers or the lower progrr* cent, evidence in this case: r.eientlous, high-minded juries is Je. Each one so lambcntly alive NV,W. ' u,k »ity whcro t,^en: hL‘‘ “You know wlmt I said in the devised the country may soon find > formed and colored cunningly, practically prohibitive. T hese taxes are not high because of BRAK E SERVICE funds legitim ately expended to build hospitals, swim m ing haven’t done anything yet. jury room.’’ Robert E. Hnsford. thnt its courts have become plares "hat lest you love me, none painting contractor, ju ro r No. 12, in which the whim of the ju ro r is, fay give its beauty- generously. pools, wharves and warehouses, which we m ight readily e x - 1 ----- — HYDRAULIC *he thread la long, the pearls upon pcct to make our city grow and prosper, but to finance the CHICAGO PLANS were in- remarked to a cheering group to all intents and purposes, the law gathered about Remus in the jail. of the land. AND already busted and thoroughly rotten Seminole County Bank. Inpectcd on paper in the offices of Taw, and rare to sec. Vhen each years bums itself to The exorbitant tw enty-five mills in taxes w ill not go toward the comniUjlon, and then in actur.1 MECHANICAL end building a Ujgger Sanford or toward making it a finer place h»°f5il uUtff tmo°ntWlU*tonn one bright flame of autumn in w hich to live, but it will be used in paying for past crooked- i*h every city in this country ami AUTO REPAIRING LADY ASTOR RIGHT AND WRONG fire. . ness in local politics. Europe. I hir search among the dying ashes SARASOTA TIM ES Vill disclose the gem th at never E nem ies of The Herald have shouted “ Publicity is ruin- . A m“Knificcnt boulevard run. ?nn be burned or lost, a pearl ing our c ity .’ Publicity has never hurt an individual who w as of ?h(, cily. on ittnd ukan from •’or our thread of gold. love .one another nn, )h, let us eting them endlessly. Ti5 \V. 1st St. Phone 213-J for nil their brother*. There nrc dislikes; it secnis they simply can.Christmas comes but once a year not be avoided, /inti while this tt the bill* hang on forever. can diaputv her. But when she d,Cr human factor persist, Mars is 'amous last woYds: "Fve never clures th at only woman's influence going to keep hi* arm or shiny. •n another man’s dust yet." tun end war, we nr? a little inclined Wc have a lingering suspicion to wonder if she Isn’t a mite wrong. thnt maybe buck in the dim, dead Florenx Ziegfield says the past somewhere, some woman ucdemaingly plump" Indy will soon Granted thnt nil the women of vonie popular. And forthwith the world wanted to end war ,we tuully caused 'n war. .Maybe some AtmuMng new device eliminates ■ocery bills will gu up. still would be skeptical about M nrs’ historian will bear us out in this. bouncing and toiling in light, demise. There are so many differ­ Within memory, it U easy to re­ short-wheelbase csrs. Allows you Ura. Grayson is another filer, cr ences in the wrold thut must be tail pictures of Russian women in to tske rough roads at forty sod nieresa, who hss learned that hop­ faced,and these differences brust ettjoy smooth subilatcd motor­ ping the Atlantic is not us easy a* forth so suddenly and with such the trenches. Perhaps they were ing. Seven-day guirantecd-free heat, between peoples who seem trial. $28 for c o m p le te set ol nuturully opposed, th at we must four. Slight installation charge. Dr. Will Durant, well known retain u doubt thut even the wo­ _ WATSON _ man could smile them down. illosopher. says, “ A man r«*i ilrty is incapulde of love.’’ Here Lady A stor must know, of >y, page Mr. Browning. course, that humanly, men and wo­ _______ ... men nrc p retty much alike. She Will Rogers says he In nfraH m j*t kpow th a t all womon do not >A stor’s efforts, mta Cl n n will brjng ns « red telle, n drop in the bucket to Hanford’s total indebtedness. cktic next November 4. Better n But it cannot be denied that it will increase our taxes just AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. tl necktie tjit*n a red shirt. W. 1st St. a t Oak Phone 2 j j nl Sanford Auto Brake Service • can now give bi^car comfort StahilatorS that much. And i\ ^iay be safely said that it will increase increase' the 40 them more than that, since if paid, it Will be necessary t o ,chid*d Hell Refinancing bonds at a big discount. \Ve regard it as the duty of our Commisslonera to handle the City’s financial o ffe r s exactly as they would their own. LVe you a*cn the last nf the The City of Sanford is comparable to any large corporation, M id FILEN E, nf Boiton, pre­ pr yet? If so- you are prub- the people being the stockholders and the Commissioners the d ic ts ,I not f a r off, chain .tores just recovering from the cfboard of directors which conducts its business. We cannot im- 1rivdlipg in f.nanciul importune? of Christmas. i aglnc the board of directors of Chase & Company fighting General Motors, or United States Hcleetinr r 'Uecessor for Dr. ] to pay the claim of some reputed creditor, nor can we imagine H tc flJa n d doing a busin-ss'of a u r n b r - w'l| be no small task, them paving any cla m about which there might be the slight­ bill(on a year. Last week in Chipon thi ■ ch-'ice defends in large est doubt until the matter might be settled by a court’s de­ I engo, one retail store did n hiuiness of $760000 n day. A chain of rasure the future of the Universcision. 1*tores like th a t would make We do not expect the Commissioners to take the attitude ! United State* seem .small. FI- ridu should aid Miami in of repudiating a just debt, but we do expect them to pursue '■ the National Demoerati? ittn i. It would give this state I the same course they wouL? in managing their own affairs. ►Tuition in oolitic* it has We do not anticipate that they regard the close of the injunc- Thv newspaper writers suy [JL kman 1* only nineteen years ild. bu* hi* photographs show him 0 be oM e’ough to know better. received before. CECIL L. RINES 1601 W. First St. LUMBER Building Materials Security Lumber Co phone 707. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Hauling, Crating, Shipping, and Storage. \Ve are prepared to do any kind of transfer service at REASONABLE PRICES. Phone -198 001 E. 3rd. St FOR RENT LOCH ARBOR One 4 room, one 5 roo» and one 6 room house. These houses ^re modern in every respect, and the rent Is reasonable. Also have two 2 room apartments partly fum ished. You will have to these to appreciate them. G. S. WITMER, P. 0 . Box 33frSandford, Fla. phone 254 — M AUTOMOBILE DISCOURTESY TAMPA TIM Kb Rome observers think automo­ biles are ruining American man­ ners, but perhaps gome of these folks, who are. showing cliscourtscy did not have any to ruin. There hre many drivers who act differently when they get behnid a steering wheel than they do any­ where else. I t they went to n party or dance and pushed their way down the center of the room. josi. ling the guests as they went, tread­ ing on their toes making them jump to avoid collision, and calling to them to g et out -of their way, they would commonly be called tough necks. In a'iy era m«*na self- [complaint, and. does m o a tA iiw Greasing 7fie TIRES & TUBES Better quality for less money. . It seem* strange that a good many persons who -art ordinarily well-mannered will yet net in this coarse and arrogant way. They seem to think it is everyone’s duty to wait fo r them to get out of their way. If they toot their horns violently they feel they have done all th at i8 required of them. Th# law is doing what it enn to correct such violations of the public regulations and of ordinary common sense and courtsey, but community sentiment ought to cull upon some of these people to dis­ play bo.ter manners. Real gentlerndn and ladies come enutiquaiy down a crowded street, just mindful of the piople ia jh o wn*[ it ©f way rather FURS Wanted at once— 000 Coons, Oppoosums, Skunks. Bring y™ ' * fitrs in or drop n* a card and our representative will pay highest cash .Market Prices. FIELD’S FUR CO. 105 N. Park Ave. • Sanford, Fla- - Next to Valdez__ NOTICE / - * We now have our old Phone No. 33 i.t our new offlc«200 Palm etto—When you want Elder Springs Woteiy Call us. And We will give prompt delivery, | Elder Springs Water Co. i W. W. THOMPSON. Manager 2 �- THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY/. DSC EMHEFt 3 Otuce Telephone H , MRS, FRED. S. DA1C.ER. Socle,y Editor Residence T.L 37 Christmas ProjjrRird Is Presented By The^ Holy Cross Church IU annual l hnstmns entertainm tnt of the Church School „f Holy THURSDAY Episcopal Chunh was given 'n,riners Club will give annual Cross » it Hotel Forrest Lake, nt \Vedrtesday arti.r n,,on nt 5 „*c|ock V ,he 1 ar'f.h House on Magnolia a) ’oclock. Avenifj. Christmas decdratlons " FRIDAY Misses Pearl Robson and Elva including a mammoth brilliantly lighted Christmas tree, gave the wrce will entertain a t bridge at spacious assembly room - festive ;00 o’clock at the home of Miss touch. Uunn on the Sanford-Orlando A short program was presented as follow*: jj rfe V. Howard Chapter U. D. Song, ••() Little Town of Beth­ will meet at 3:00 o’clock at the lehem," sung hv the School. ltne of Mrs. J . D. Woodruff, Christmas Carol. "Why Do Bells au Sanford Avenue. on ( hristmas King,'' sang by SATURDAY children from the Primary De­ Auxiliary of the Campbell-Lni- partment. sj Post American Legion with The Kindergarten Class gave a New Year’s eve dance nt the >drill after which they sang "Praise otel Forrest Lake, at 0 o’clock. Him All Ve Little Children." lg. "Holy Night," by school. MONDAY Mowing the program, the pipe Organ Club will meet at k;niit,rgnrten and primary depart­ o’clock a t the home of Mrs ments marched into their class j|. Phillips on Oak Avenue- room where they enjoyed games Yacht Club will give dance at |e«l tt>y Mrs. B. F. Whittier, while , Yacht Club a t 1>:00 o’clock the older children played games TUESDAY under the leadership of Miss Mil­ Women’s Guild of Holy Cr, dred Huston. piscopal Church will meet Late in the afternoon the tenchora nmi officers of the school ^served hot chocolate and wafers, which Christmas boxes fill­ Wednesday Afternoon after ed with chocolates and bon boas given all thus., present. The ridge Club Gathers were usual list ri but ion of gifts was dis­ ,t Mrs. Ed Rawson’s pensed with this year, the children | havng decided to send the gifts ; instead to those less fortunate. P" lm“«o A v e n u e /T h ^ W b y ha<* M l*on name,I R lc h ir t‘Lby» U N A - Lon* SEfr Mrs. l-nwtey Inglis and Miss Emily Inglis of Atlanta, Ga., a r ­ rived here' Monday uiu! are the quests of Judge anil Mrs. James G. Shraon at their home on Tenth Street. Mins Dorothy Smith and Mrs. 0. liiil of Bradenton left 1 hursday morninir for their home aftei spending thf holidays here­ with their parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Bassett Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. P, Thurmond re ­ turned home Tuesday evening from Martin W. Hoyt of Atlanta ,(ia., Washington, Gn, where they were t-pont the day here Tuesday enroute culled by the death of Mrs, Thur­ to his home from St. Petresburg mond's brother Sam Fanning. where he spent Christmas with re­ latives. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hardy ■f Savannah, Ga., are in the city Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wheelcss for a few days visiting friends. and daughter I otty have roturned from Lakeland where the;* spent Rev. and Mrs. Sam Campbell, Christmas with relatives. who havo been visiting their daughter Mrs Clifford Walker, Mrs. lierTiert I. Turner and chil­ leave Thursday for their homes :;t dren of Burbanks are spending this Montgomery, Ala. week here visiting her parent* Mr. and Mrs. \V. M. Me Kim at thetr Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Mills of Day­ home on west Eighteenth Street. tona Beach, spent the day here Monday a* the guests of Dr. and Mr*. C |„ Parks Dr. and Mrs. Sam II. Camp­ bell, who have been visiting their daughter Mrs. Clifford Walker during the holidays left Thursday morning fnr their home a t Mont ginnery, Ain. Personals Mu II. T. Whitehead of Macon, Ga . who has been visiting her daughter Mrs. Charles L. Parks, left Tuesday for Daytona Recall where *ho is the guest of her daug­ hter Mrs. B. B. Mills. Bryan Whitehead of Macon ,Uu., left Tuesday for Daytona Beach Mrs. Lawtey Inglis nnd daughter after a short visit here with his Miss Emily Inglis of Atlanta, Ga.. sister Mrs. C. L. Parks. are the house guest* of Judge and Mr*. Janies G Sharon at then a Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Butler and son home on Tenth Street. J. E. Butler Jr., of Ocala spent the week end here ns the guests of Mr*. Butler’s parents, Mr .and Mr*. Woodcock. were visitor* at the home of Rev •ml Mrs. A. 3. Peek, Wednesday St. M arys dbvcean School •Mrs Howard and Miss Campbell N ew Spring Royal Society Package Goods See Mus l.illie Fraser of Lake ” 0 ,,h is the attractive house g uest of Miss Olive Newman at her hnme in Rose Court. O u r W in d o w . R g j f A L 'f f iT o c if f T f EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUTFITS EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUTFIT With Royal Society Guaranteed' Boding Dye Embroidery Cottons With Royal Society Guaranteed Boiling Dye Embroidery Cotton* Mr and .Mrs. Donald Powers, wh«»«e marriage was an inter­ esting event of ihis week at Fort Myer*. arrived here Wednesday nnd are at home to their friends at the Sun I-ant a Apartments, >ert A. Newman and Alice Woodcock of ■' James G. Sharon and l.awtey Inglis of A'and Mrq. Samuel Pul* ed n party motoring t < hursday morning. 518 -$1.00 White Laum Mrs. Floru White of Orlando will arrive here Wednesday to he the Mrs R. II. Gutter and daughters guest of Mrs. Virginia Smith Corr June and Ruth. Dr and Mrs. C, D. noil. (■inter of ('hnttanongn, Tenn., are Mrs. J. E. Brouse Gives the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mrs. Roberta Howard, who lias at, thiyv home on Oak Lovely Bridge Party Marshall been -pending some time her with Avenue. her daughter, Mrs. \V. Wallace Wlight left Wednesday for her Reflecting the cordial hospitalhome at Quincy. ’" cr!j ity of the hostess in every detail r’ i was the lovely bridge luncheon lcii.1- ™jven Wednesday by Mrs. J. E, ••here Brouse at her home on Park Av­ enue, when she entertained the uaint members of the Every Other Week juoge ami sirs. i \ . Wallace card Bridg club und an extra table of Wright motored -Sunday to Or­ auni- visitors. lando where they were the guests been An abundance of poinset tins, of Mr, and Mrs. Julian Howard. of the Woman’s Club, and for the core, red roses .nnd other cut flowers ». JL were used in decorating the rooms Miss Marguerite Garner left jaist eleven years has been o rg an -1 of this cozy home, forming n pret- Monday afternoon for Jacksonut th* < "ngregatmnul ( h u m i.. card ty setting for this affair. The vllle where she will visit ns the " " >;ninll son wll enter the ho;;* , Fred Hall letnrned home day morning from Cairo th a , luncheon tables were laid with guest of her aunt Mrs. J. K. nt N««^nrleona. * where he visited friends. had embroidered covers und centered Cieei h. whom with pieces of red rose buds und -------Mr. and Mrs. 11. K. Owen nnd i che.-t. ferns. At one o’clock, a tasty three Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Long are t " " sons- who have been spending I ee. course luncheon was served by spending the holidays at Paintkn us a short time here with their J.B. th e ‘hostess assisted by Mrs. D. L. the guests of Mrs. I.ongN sister, daughter* Mrs, d - P. MoCuller j i Jr., Thrashor nnd Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. W. C. Alim. | and Miss Emma Owen, left Tuex- 1 ry It. Games of progressive bridge -------day for their home at Marianna. I j. K. we its played during the afternoon Mr, und Mrs. A. P. Connelly and * ’ ‘ *' " ’ 11 f ij jeer and nt the conclusion of the games Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Connelly Mrs. J. W. Brister who husj ehci- *1 WUs found that Mrs. W alter left Saturday for a motor trip to j been the guest of Mrs. John W. , C Coleman and Mrs. David Caldwell St, Petersburg and points on the Sneed nt her home on Catalina] were holders of highest scores West Coast, Avenue, left Tuesday for her among the club members, while -------home at Memphis, Tenn. ,Mrs. Ernest Wiggins scores the Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wey of ArTODAY * I s most points among the visitors. endia are visiting in Sanford ns Ernest Wiggins, who with Mrs. Enjoying the cordial hosptality the guests of their daughter, .Mrs. America's Sweetheart i r t y . o f Mrs. Brouse were Mrs. M. S. Clyde Byrd nt her home on Mellon* Wiggins has been .spending the Mary Bickford past fortnight here as the gue ' Wiggins nnd guest, Mrs. Ernest ville Avenue, of his brother and Wife, Mr. and - | Wiggins, of Washington, D. C„ Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, left Thurs­ Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. Braxton L. MY BEST G1UI Mrs. W. A. Holt, Misses Evelyn Ttn s Perkins, Mrs. David Caldwell, nnd Carolyn Holt, Douglas nnd day evening for his home at , n ; Mrs. Walter Coleman. Mr*. E. H. Howard Holt of White Springs, W ashington, lh C. Mrs. Wiggins , .** ( Ashcraft apd guest, Mrs. D. E. are the house guests ,of Mr and will remain for a longer visit. r, i *■l Cnwthon of Tampa, Mrs. It. t»- Mrs. Lee A. Conoley. ridge j Thrasher, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs, Mrs. Howard P. Smith nnd h!sache-1 \v a . Fitts and Mrs. Charles L. ter Mr*. Merino Bledsoe of luik* Mrs. Ellen Sharon of Quincy • . | Britt. TOMORROW will arrive here Tuesday evening land left Tuesday by motor f o ' to spend sonn* time with her sou Tifton, Gn., where they will spend Richard Dix and wife, Judge nnd Mrs. James G. ponied home by their mother T H E GAY DEFENDER a short time. They will lie accomUpsala & G rapeville Sharon. Mrs. John Burns of Columbia, Ben Turpin Tenn.Mr. and Mrs. Nouh Fry and T H E JOLLY JILTKK mother, Mrs. Dan&ston were re­ Milane News cent dinner guests nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Pal Magmtson, when they were home for the week end. Mr*. Alice Stapler was u recent guest nt t h e ’home of her son, Frank and wife at their home on Grapeville Ave. She was called here on the death of her sister, Mr*. Standing from her home in Jacksonville. Mrs. Alice I.undquUt was four day* ut the Fcrnnld-Ijiughton Hospital. The Dorcus Union member* were well pleused at the resutu of there bnzaur. Those nt the Union Sunday school desite to thank M. I’ryor und his roadmen for the filling in work done around thu church. I. was a good deed. Mrs. Beck and her mother, Mrs. & Dutton H ostess Wctterdick visited the latter’s then you c a n i \ f ^ niece, Mr*. Janies Edge in Haines is the price for or Her Bridge Club City. Mr*. Edge expects to leave - — ■ i- » .. buy an extra M Hk U K one pair of £10 lively social a ffa ir of this ,l**a the bridge party given pair for v U shoes today afternoon by Mrs. rt Dutton a t her' home in Odd pairs in sizes 2 1-2 to 4, In fine ladles shoes, Assorted colors and designs. tin Terrace' when She enterI the member* of her bridge 519—50c Crib Cover Pillow Unbleached. Hand-tinted Pink Launi included for Appliqu* R ® A L _ ^ 0 C lH \ J g Y A k 'c S lo c iflt EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUTFITS EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUTFITS With Royal Society Guaranteed Bolling Dye Embroidery Cotton* With Royal Society Guaranteed Boiling Dye Embroidery Cotton* $1.85 Golf Ch*<U Pant* with Whit* Luwtt* Waist 514 — Sfi.00 522 - 60c R«d Sateen Pillow.} [ F«lt Applique Boudoir Pillow Mad* in R om —Orchid- -M*!** | Black Sateen Pant* with Whit«Lin«tt*W*i*t Red Binding* H ffifA £ 8 4 5 o c iflt J * g y A r i # |o c i if l ( EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUTFIT EMBR0DIERY PACKAGE OUTFIT With Royal Society Guarantwd Boiling Dye Embtoid«ry Cotton* With Royal Society Guaranteed Boiling Dy« Embroidery Cotton* THE BIG SALE Friday and Saturday 1 ly U .d O Utmas Wreath*, garlands, r$(. Ladles* Hose For Friday and Saturday only a special on ladies’ kose, >*luea to $2 in dark co|ora, sellIng for 8flc. Present sale prices on all men’s shoes have been reduced. $10 values prices at $7.85 have been cut to $7-35. $8 values selling for $6.45 are $5.95. $3.95 and $2.95 sale prices cut to $3.45 and $2.45. Mra. J . E. . Ritchie. E- Wathan, Mr*. Wolleh Mr*. Braxton B. Baggett, *‘Ph Steven*., Mr*. ^Alfred now Y U V { j ^ r More Dollar Table Shoes • Another lot of ladle* shoes has been added to the dollar tabje for Friday and Saturday. Bargains For Children 320 520 — - 490. 65c - J1.Z5 Whit* Lawn with Pink and Blue Lawn included for Applique , UnbUachrd. H»nd-tint«d And doii’t forget the e itra apeelal bar­ gain* for the children. Now Is the time to stock up for the year. (2nd Floor) �K 'i . J 1 Kutl. You have heard of him, of course. Everyone has. His signature is the first •* affixed, the most boldly executed, on the Declaration of Independence. Ik When that great document was draw n up and ready to sign, there was a pause. It was a moment of grave importance to all present. By placing their signatures on 1 this paper, they would put themselves on record as avowed rebels against the Brit• * ’ * • • • .i- ish crow n-a hanging offense. o r. h j . A t this injuncture John Hancock stood up, seiz< * hjie pen, and wrote his name on the parchment as large and black as he could. 1 * • • L; life itself—in support of his principles and ideals. I By I H is signature afforded a pepr^K t r1 I I nent record of his good faith. I I. }J7* , . '4' • >-t. ..... •>- ■t'y r |r Advertisers w ho go to great expense to place before the public printed an­ nouncements of their products are offering similar evidences of good faith, equal guarantees of fair dealing. Advertised goods are reputable, dependable, vouch- f I ed for by manufacturers and dealers w ho are known and respected. :_#.* V... * -~&U- gjUktSt . I .■3 r By reading i the advertising in this paper you will acquaint yourself with the safest and most * ■-n ■ I economical sources of supply, the products which will serve you best and longest.! v ,*» dvertisements are the surest index to efficient buying. D o not neglect them. I * U...J <. V l ’ V . * Advertising is the guarantee o f good faith Si ■,n i . A ?■; Ls. *w . ’: ,* • - 'IW �t t a m S P A V , D E C E M B E R 2 9 ,1 9 2 7 a«mor« UAily U«nu« rANT AD. RATES Terra,: C u b la Advance . t urntshed cottage at Siver with five acre&nf land. P; y furnished housi at Paola tu.school house. See Jno. 1). ms, Sunfor:!- Fla. QUtphone ads, will be received |L patrona and collector tent Cmediately (or payment, [ t i m e ___ __ _____ 10e a line ■ tim e s -------- J--------- to • jjne ■ Tinif'i . • mmmmI w a line I Time r itw on requ«*u I The reduced rates are for L secutive Insertions, r ■ glx words of average length I j t counted ft line. I Minimum charge of SOc for kjrst insertion. I All advertising is restricted L proper classification. ( If an error Is made The San■onl Herald will be responsible Ror only one Incorrect insertion, She advertiser for subsequent K»eriion8- The office should be Notified immediately In case o f Mm'* TO ADVERTISER? | A Herald representative thoroughly fam iliar with rates [rules and classification will •ive you complete Information. And if you wish, they will assist Tou in wording your w ant ad Radio P rograms ^ — f o a l E a la le T o E x c h a n g e (L e g a l N o tic e s) New, Pretty. Stucco home just »tl return, utTmini nnj \nttt-|ii*m fis of outside city limits, Karaite. 100 V«1mlnft<trMlrlx «*f tho A.MONft FEATURED A I.K it KM r . ILWVS* I.N. d rce tlf^ d . '!• on new road, suitable store, l 11,111 I'ltOftltAM S 11* tlm*-, i h**ii sitid there, fillin'; station nr gimlcn and ui»t>llc*iitl»»ii |<» (lif nit III for *i firm I hi*(ils'mi'ii t nf |i**r chickens, two big lots, either Sub­ I 1 ^MhlMrutl*H» of Nilill vKlatf, ami urban Home or may bo combined ■*' I'*1 •*Nil onlfr illHfhnrultuf her km with a business. will build nice ^tii it AtimmUtruii lx N — Presentation: Popular store and station $50(1 e x tra ; as t' »**■'! tUI** i Ih 2Mli iU> of DtfC- * H'ts W E A F W E E ! W T I C now $15(10. No better value pos­ \m a i : w t a c w csh w rc OUZ.Vf.KTII DAWSON. sible. Fred E. Russell. 110 So. VVtiV W C A E W T A M W W J A m Ailmlalstratrlx Park Box 1046, of the KMnta of * " s ' l NVEBII K S l) W T M I At.KHED l’. DAWHON. , tlr erased. 21— Lots For Sale Salesmen—Experienced direct sel FO R SA L E; AT ACTUAL COST lers, earning $10.00 u day. Won BEFORE THE BOOM. Well lo­ derful seller. Write Box 1 lOi cated |j t facing east on Palmetto Sanford, Fla. Avenue. <5 feet frontage. In Rood 15— Apartment For Rent The llerold wi»hcs to present Miss Ann Moss with a ticket to the Mi- 26— M iscellaneous F o r Sale lane. F«l sale .-bonp- a t i c k e t to t h e 2-thrcc room, modern, furnished Milano fur Mr Briggs Arringapartments. $20.00 and $35.00 ton. per nonth. I’rivnte bath, garage space. Phone 24G-W. trucks for sale. 2 dump lies with jumbo pears, only Attractively furnished apartment.; ^used a few weeks. $200.00 each. I corner Park u ' ~ flat body- same type with solfFrigidaire install. slarter. $200.00. C. 'R. Sibley, garage furnished [.ake Mary. • 1 1A X l ’ K I l Y " 8 aut KXT 7.lllN.tKll .'..iiiulalu- F'OR KENT:—Small cottage on rear of lot. Will rent for $15 00 per month. Locutsil ut 1705 MugWIGHT PRINT SHOP APPY serv.ee on anything In nolia Avenue. Inquire at Herald iriiiting. A phone call will get of Ticc. ir man. Phone 417-W. 1> RailF'OR RENT:—5 room bungalow at d Ave 2121 Palmetto Avenue. Corner TAL ROOFING—The Roof F.v lot. Garage. $25.00 monthly. In­ shingloc, quire tit Herald office. fluting. Metal _______ galvinizcd f*. See James II. Cowan. Oak I’OR KFINT--3 room house with garage. $8.00 n month. Apply 1 and Third St. Phone 111. 117 Poplar Ave. EAN UP YOtlK OLD YtTALLS T.l THE NEW WALL PAINT 17—Husl te.ss i’lares For Kent HETIUNG NEW AND BETR FOR FURTHER INFORMA* FOR RF'NT—Gasoline service sta IN. CALL PHONE 235*J OR ton and store, excellent location E, V. C COLLER, SANFORD. well equipped, low rent to res­ ponsible party. *See Mr. Myers 310 W. 1st S tre e t.18— W a n te d T o R e n t L Nipper. Signs of all kinds. 1 Sanljrd Paint it ^/all I’apor HF.Y’S DRUG STORE—Prcliptlons, Drugs, Soda. \Vo are «ar you as your phone: Call 103 ft. on new roau» suitable store, filling station or Harden un*J u>ING BLOCKS— Irrigation thit-ksns txva big lota, cither sub«** and general cement work, urban home or may be combined (tie Concrete Co. J. E. Ter­ with u business. Will build nic* sto re vand station, $500 extra. An ser. Pron, 3rd and Kim now *1500. No better value pos­ sible. Fred E. Russell, J10 Si. “Help Wanted Female Park. Box 1040.___ _ ___ JITF.D—Colored dish washer J one woman to work in kit- FOR SALE: Small house on Mag­ nolia Avenue north of Central Apply nt Tasty Shop. 203 Street. $3500.00. Fractically no Pirk Ave., from 2:30 to cash required payments like rent. P. M. Address R. H. B. Care The Herald. trip Wanted Male 19- A Iff uf Scroll.ute ('ounlv saltjret t-. tin act lull t.f tin' voters III the Panncr.ltIr Iirll.uiry t•> III) In-Ill linxt June. I will :.|.|iri cliilr ynui* Hti|.|-nrt. riisp. clfully yuur-i. C. 5?. 1 1AND. TO VOTKIIS OK SKMIXOI.K COl.XTY I l.i-raby atin.itinco rnysclf n* n cnmll.lat.' fur nliurirt uf Setnlm.la Uounty siil.Ji-rt tn tl.u ueilmi >A the Demncnitle primary tn >■•* In-Ill In thu curly pari uf Jutiu li(3S. Vary ranpootu uly. 20—-Farms For S a l e ___ Wn on improve^ business Je-itience property ’ Also will j OVIEDO CELERY LAND Sri- mortgages asJsecurity. Ten acres or more, one mile front ,'ty limits, flowing well* Com : i Plants and Flolvers Line and Sc.’.board loading t recks her spring ine-half mile from projwrty. Price pepper and $225 cer acre, nothing down, layP seed ftont tny.. Arcane Bldg., am yt uure type strains, aisit.rerte,^ -> • W IIA S ’ w fa a T30RLECF "12 WtM Q KSD I! 11 ST A T K OK SiiAi•* r i.O lilf'A : tit T« > MMIOAKKT II WIHTV: I limr Item Hu* ai t (itfivlt* th* Sul lit t<u lo r flirt riiliiliinnl in Mn iilniVf uitiIllvit cjins'** ih u l ym i * ni<n-ri (lilfiil s,{ i h f Ntstio n f Ei* id i anti >mu »ir«r (% r.- 111*Hi ,,f si Si.il«* ii r i*tm*i* O ' " f l u r tlintt the Sl.il** of F l o r i d a . -"•I 1i».t 1 miir riNidviir# *>»»*! n«lilr«’ N.4 I n link iimv n, T I M . K M F i »IJK, V nil. Mnt n . n l " I'* • 1* II* tit r*’il mill r.*iinlr*(l t** WOW W D A F * W 1I A S W SM » -» * 9 K*kimua: Surprise Ft*a- * ' 'n r W EAK W EEl "M A R • * WTAO W Fl WRC WU.Y “ * \K W W J WON, -1 * " O R W C A E W W J WON. ‘ •Vlettions from Tschaik- * * o '-ki W JZ W BZ W HAI, * * " II VM K D K A Wl.W* W J R » * "R U M K S 1> W OC WHO * * W o w W D A F KVOO W H A S * * WSM WMr w sn W|IT • * " J \.\ W T M J W R V A K P R C 3 * " 'l l VI* K Y W . * Id t hicago Opera, Litum- 1 * arm W JZ W BZ W H A I. » * " H I M K D K A Wl.W W J R ■* * K Y " WON W MA() WKNH * * KSD WCCO * WOV WOW • * W Ho W D A F. * * ’* * * • ’' * * * # • • • • • * Ti l l lisDAY. D E C E M B E R 29 . ii *,,* .. . - *- • > " P I , Atlantic CUv. I 1*N)t>, studio o- gram: 0 ; III. mm-nri orehcHim, l ‘ ii dunce music. 285 5 . V. I‘ \ I l.ol.tmorc. 1051: i :.t0 , ori'u lecitui; 8 -tiring i|uttrt c . , J. V '* 1 I-" . N**w« k. Till: -, T in : CIUCUIT c o u r t ok SK.MIM>l.i: COUNTY, KKOUIDA. IN CIIANCKllY. 11' .SAjniND R. AI.KORD. Coin l.lillllUlll in vs " Proseai (•. T AKKOltD. Defemlnnc. E 'kinii i.Rl'KR Full Umil.liWTtON Ti l l : STATK OK KKORIDA TO <> T. AKKOltD: Cur., of Tlii.iut), »ou lin.ilitrs Mortuary. 25 i Allan.n Av«•!.tie, MVmiil.ls, Tt* 11ursmixed ti' .11 Vu.i nr«. hereby requlri il to up- in i-Lj |Mjir hi tli>’ tlltl i.f riMitfilaluli # r 11 -■ 'Mlit'ril itcaitiHt >•■ 11 In (Ui* iitioYH •-milidi c.iiiMv ai tlm .'uuii iioti»M* 405 j . W it Sanford SeiiitM-.le Counlv. Klor* v 1 hi.i 01. Moiuliiy the grid ih.V of .lull. , ’ *’ 11.-r> 1:iJs. ih- relief so.iulu in h«ls: 1 si la Ism fit Com |. la 1111 lining ail' " 48 ,(1, W •I-- 11.. — illl-.ie of III" I'ompli.ll. - f.t* ’ , i.'il ft -iru j ou. I'poo rnlluii- In 111 - ” *' ' 1V |i.-4t 1" lie.-ree pro l'ottf.*Wii n III ho OCT mustr. ellt.-r,i| iiltlilllsl lou, 315l> Kl IT l.s 1 I’ RTHKIt ORDUII'.D Dial IhN (irl.-r h« pulil 1siu-il tme*. 11 ».••*(* for four id eonsi-eiitivo iV'-ik* in Tin* Saiif.inl llerahl, a 1 e u s inip. r. puhllslu-il In 8aufi.nl. 8-inloiil,. Count>. Klorhl.i. I' *NI: anil OKRKItKIi this 3i)tli. .lay of Novcmbor. . ; E ‘lAT0RS vOMNSOM • ADNE 5 . 2EED Q2D.'.N50N Afi? FCUCE 1 1, , President. _______ will lu It* |,y Ott* ijbx llri-ctoin l direct • tu hear transact »y pru•ling. TNKIt. (..ashler. -- ----- -I (Legal Notices) COUNTY Mtl.NTY. ■ |tK l> 1*. that tlm i l t h day picn-ni >1U M f •ufi.vcr of Farm Managemani, dial T. S .tlul?, Agrunarrist, Exper* inun; S a:irn, Clcmson College. . Al btm a; J f. Williamson .Ex— 'c i-ent Str.ticn Sunerintendfnt, .'.1 ii.nn; imil Jo in R. Witt. F'artaef* Leila Mina. Ti nnesrec: Homer H tiu o d t^ r ( .in .tiissioner of Agricul ure. Nr hville. * North Carolina: It. Y. W lnton Director, Experiment Station, Ra­ leigh. * A T L A N T A On.. Ih-. 2S. D N S ) With the sbtgna, "M ur- Mi>iu>y From F’«; n mg in 1928." the so •r,muni F a 'n r r ' Stnr’ Course will U' bn’itd.'tist from the . , U,i,nUl S aUm V.Ml. for two .’-ee’ •, J i n. J - 1 1, at cm Oal lime, eat!i evening. A group > 1 1. Soui h’ . lotul.n;; ian.t uu hmi t cs wil ilisrurs impor'.imi ft.r.u | roblcms ef the New Year. !'. SHIP COES AH ROUND I .p u i t ,; . t be c u rs e .( opies nt A MSTK.RDA M, .Dec 28— <1NS> . It course., talks will be >ent to „ T h e 5,065 ton United StatW. i Inv.: . . n« ol and win) (. . .. '* l.I.ll - . ccncert; III . 3711,,*, \\'i |Y ” -*’ U* Il'.iuiUskimus; I n . dance ,. n s ..a I... dairyiiv; and livestock tnlrltrg. fct»l aid f ed crops, pa<ttire pr.itdnt.. most profitable cot* t - n vmlet v 1 ,itml ferti ia.'i* recom • m. r.ln ion lor . ’.ton. coin, fruit, tiuek at I »n crops. A 8|irciul Deputy Cie k. 1 * om ,,n 203.11, W National Bank Building. J. CL Sharon Attorney-it-Law WiM practice in all the court* Ux.imiratiur. of Abstracts of Land Tilli# given especiul attention It kill* the errm*. OUT OUR WAY / v n i\ ' | ( iCM ABpO* / AC s O inj " f D A T 3EE> VAJbW V O f\tA 6 E C R A f A l W R E . A G A L OM i P l f c T nniFF OE G a l s . \iMHEM A H R \D E :S > U p , A H w a m T ('e m s> A v / im ' *-\w H o T oat CROCODILE ? C.F , v.V/A'b M E j I O V T a k e -Tr * F i m e s T \L O O K ik j ' O kJ [l X J M * o u t f i t . W H IC H > a n d the. \ \ H A M D SO M E. M A M O SO M E X; 330.9- WSM Nashville. 8’JO; i\ A. |lodi»e Prcrcntalion: 8:30, Hoover Sentinels: 0. Maxwell hour. 332.4. WKMB New Orlenn-. !*3I>: hp.cial .Master of said Court 11ol>< It:lud III said final ilnerre, n ill l 9:30 orchestra*, viunl and inntr’iuirer for oulu und sell to the high. mental m>i**i** 12 Ira.). <st und tost bidder fur cash at 251.1. WRVA Rlchjpond I IH1*-1 public outcry before thu Court nous,. In Munford 8<-mlnolu Comi­ R-.’iO. WRVV trio: 9. Maxwell, ty Florida, uu ilunday tlm liul day of January, A. D. IPiS, Dm ‘■our; 10. Fiimride Guartet. sume living a rulu day - of suhl I'ourt. uml during thu Ivgul hours (Lena! Notice-*) of swli*. tlm prupvety duscrlbvd In and ordvrcil sold by said final i n t i d : m i e n *>F nvvrrr, wnlrh property Is siltiat.d jn rn i!, h k m i n o i .k < In tin- City of Sanford County "f OK F M' UI DV 8. mini'll, and Stare of Florida, mil tuSTATH i - Kstnti- uf I’ DITII HI dr ter j hnl rrtoru particularly us ..'t'KVj*. Dervuv*’’ fullows, to-wll: Tu ull i retlltAf* lvaare*o. All of lllock Hfx (*), Tirr Iws, ami all (••rseiis Kourtrrn (It), according |o b . i lulniN nr demand1* aga Ilurlrud*'* -Map iif tfauforil, Mlstvt i thvrwlsc hotter dssrrlhvd as Ynti, and raclt uf )<*u, in Florida Kami und Colonisation tmilfivd nod re'iulrr'l Company kindred.’ Map id any i-lulin» und dcmauil'* w hi n«rtrinlv's Addition to tln> nr 1-ltlirr nf r«U. nt'** haVi Town of H-infors, which Map I* lb- v i tatv nf BlllTII Kl of record In tlm public records MKAD. deeeamd. lat* “ f of Ssfnltmlr County. Florida County. Klorldu. to the I lot In I'lnt Hook No. i at pUK*' • Shu run. County Juilge n f (’ouncy. st his nfflcr In Ih 1 1J.I.IT . Court hoi|re In Stmln'tl-Tlm purchiisi-r to pay fur deed. Thii property t« sold to comply Klnrldn, *vtill Its twvlve mun a Ith tho final order of vale nforosaid B e a u nV OAT \ M A M AM R l D l M ’ MOT S H O T ' S D A T * O M DA'T V 8. A It. WILKINSON, Special Master In Chancery Saccaf* is a prescription for AsV-lerk of ihoahnvi. ^ . 5 , \V| sly led .-out t, K, Present;. Rj A. M. WKKKS. la Smith niKHON. Ilo Y Kl, A DlOJlTO.N, Siilii-lioin for Complainant. ntei*mcr nppa went agrmtnd In u gale today near the Hook cf Holland. Har po­ s'uion was reported as dangerous flic Snccaruppa hailed from PhiU- Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue Bilious Fever nnd Malaria.. H A V A J S E .^ L7.R.W 1I.L1AM3 . ata u , rea lm P eatT 'lu ll si >u sre.rtr a t Solicitor for Complainant. XS P O P -4EH1. l!M NOT AS OOMS AS 1 LOOt^ IF L DO SA T IT MTSELF -F IR S T I (UCNE IN ON TH' GUNN TRlBE AS TH1 <^0N O F PO P'S OLD COLLEGE y^O O D T AH’ PROCEED T O G E T / m t s e l F in S o l id APIECE O F CONCRETE f THEN POP OFFERS ME A JOB IN KlS OFFICE AN* DO I “TAKE IT ? 'TER DERN TOOTIN’/ THAT'S A NICE EA ST WAT TO FIND OUT IF THIS CtRD HAS A t t ' U L NESTT EGG RcADV rW k TO HATCH r W6XT X. STPtRT ViEEPlN* CCMPAMV VHTH ^ ABlQPHON£V DlAKONDAN* MftViE T H 1 YOLSS B&UEVC I'M *TVVTPADf.M''.^K OF T R O S P E P lT V -A ^i' DID X. KNOW P O P VslOOLO EjE CORtOOS AH' WANTft KNOW -1 VJHERC I GOT TV MONEV ? S O R C . J T ^ 1^ ir - k 1 d id — r T ja H I S O LTOCD HIM NERN CONFiOCNTINj; THAT X. WftDE A CLEAN OP ON TIPS FROM A <yOO<8 « O K E R -H c FELL FOR THAT LIKE A BANANA SWN AN' WANTS ME T DO SOME INVESTING FOR HIM- B o V / AFTER L'M THROUGH FLEECING THIS . UL* LAMB HIS POCKETS'LL BE AS EMPTY AS TH* MiDOLE OF A DOUGH Ntf ^liacellaneous r’un. Lock and Phonograph “ *f our lpecialty. T oys, •Porting goods, and fish•Bnpd«. Geo. W. Deetch, *ycl« Store.” UcLander D^ard 1,1 Five * ates are represented o:» ll.' hurt course faculty, as follows: r «l nice. 8:2 .. ertinm eil t.m. ...vr 1 1(),().lit (Icorgi.i: C. A. I'uhb, Editor, >:i • orchestra; radiolxcd farm ;..uno. in the south Sun hvi i Rurallst, Atlanta: J. F. inst will In- t uned n t-> get first Kuk.ion, General Agricultural hand farm information on tit* Agent, Central of Georgia R. R., v York 8 I 1I: i hurt c iur*e, which i* spousnic l Savanah; John M. Graham, pred.1. Sentinels; by the So l i nprovement ('(111:1111'.it!i Brothel-.; tie of th.> National F'ertilixer A t- •Rt.t, National City Bank, Rome II. 1 hr. Iras. .• o.’lati. 11 and Ih S '.ir'-.-ltoeliuck I . Stuckey, director and F\ R. Ed* rrila. Animal Husbandman, Georgrliulluia’ ' ..uri.'it ion. Printed York. Mhl; 7 g a Uxperm.cn*. Station; George S. rugrania a.: I c nr. dine at detail < • y bnn l, 7:.In, l. , 1- Maxwell lion.; will tie 111 - l.d ..it u-|u *. ; :» th.< lluiri:., I'r. sident, Flxposition Cotl«*ti .’Jill*, Atlanta; II O. laivvera, ..[ent; II, dumber iiillir .)•■•.*:ni.:nti.-ii. Fix pc 11 at tatioa aril college •naimger, Mnndeville Cotton Mills, worVu-i -u.m rv.- i ami |>. 1/ - CarrolUon; C. A. McLendon, plant m l farm":., t.dl spenh ibtrlug th" breeder, Waynedioro; J. N. Harper 1 it m u r.o. A m ci'r prublcms to diii 1 t o r . N. V. Potash Export My., l O (Ii cussed i C! till! t itt.lll fanu* At'aiun: Johu M. Looney, [urni.u ,iud*.- of GKQRnrs n. 11 KitKiN'o, her flu- "i i- .,ap r and MEA Sf.ving before the tummittee which Is seen In the b», 1 the S.-natc iave»*i . graced I."ft t > right, the aerators are Johnson o f •lo. nine! t ■» Above h. < i!if rale. J. n.’s ui* Warhington, Reen of Pennayi ’, 1 he for-gvounl test *\nn;a, Ih nimun of Arknrra.i and Bruce of Maryland..’ r’ 1' .. ' J f Announcements NOT i n : UK ANN t;At. j i k k t i n u OK . HTOfKItOLDKItH UK 8KMIN* OI.K HKCRRI'i IKS CO. .Sanfiiril. Klorhla. NXIT ICK 18 1IKRKRY tl l VKN That In pursuance with the Charter anil In accordance wlih ltie provi­ sions of law, the annual inerting of StoekhoJilnrs of the Hcnilnnle SectirRIus Company will lie In-Id nl the offlen of tho Company, In tlm t’Ry-, of Hanroril, Klorldu, on tlm loth day of January, Ki2X, ut the hour of 10 ;i!0 o’clock A. it . for the pt.rposi! of considering such mullern us may Im brought before It. Patrd (Ms the I.>ih day of Dtc«inbar. 1? ::. Attest: J. I. HTKWAItT. Hscrctary. tv. \v. c. SMITH. ------ < -------- IWESDSAUNG* K3THE ^E.vATtW 'lL. G.MMn*TcIT COtffCttEP OF WCCO MAIi.iAIlKT II. ” WIIITK, D K. * WOC WHO " IttT K . SAXKolt | • I I K I . i m V * KViin W F A A KKAI.TV I'l lil’I’ANV. a corpora- * " M r w s n . t i “ it nrii;ini2«i1 unit till* »l » t I'd t i i n i f (hi* **•! ‘*1*1 I Mfi'tiiliintH 1'ITATIt »N ^ lEAG^T WHOIS < ^ --1 A LITRE EXnAJNI.N^^ K. K. lilt AH V. Home For Sale 't*U- Experienced mechanic, •ford Used T arts and Garage Fivo room bungalow- sleeping porch unJ open fire place. 75 Phone 50. foot lot paved sidewalk. Located 'Financial 2203 Oak Ave. Will sell this resi­ dence nt a great sacrifice. Phone P0RD BOND AND MORT- 190-J. H. M- Runtbley. ^CE COMPANY^ 412 Second • * '•»*■ * " E A K W K E l W F I W R C " c v WCAE W TAM W W J * * "SAl WLIH 2 rooms furnished, housekeeping apartment. $14:00 monthly. 301 Cur. 5th and Palmcto, FOR SALK Bulck Tourincf car in Furnished garage apartm ent, in­ good condition. Model 1D22. quire 018 Park Ave or phone Prico $115.00. Will trade. Phon • 143. 805-W. ODGINS & COWAN CO, Auto diator und Bheet metal works. CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 812 FOR SALK—Household furniture. 7 French Avenue. Phone 71R-W. Park Ave. A partm entt—2 and 4 reasonable, Git* Elm Ave. Phon. —garage and w ater. Reasonable. 321-W. SANFORD BUICK CO 212 Magnolia Ave. Want To Rent Piano For Three Phone 307. Months. Reply U. M. B. tare Herald. IIU I’S-MARMUNS Snnford Automobile Co. Magnolia Ave. Phone 137 1(>— IlnuxcR For R enl Wood F'or Sale— Ia*t me place 1 or 2 strands of oak & pine wood Mr. Paul Drnu might call at the in youi yard, while we are mov­ Business Service Herald office ami get his free ing 100 strands to West 15th St. Phone 407 U 2. 15th St. Wood ricomanla transfer picture*. ticket to the Milano. ,rt paints, und brushes. Sun F'OR it FI N’T—Small house in four- Yai.l Co. of Hcuso Paints and Varnishesten hundred block on Oak Ave. fjrd JV..» and Wall paper Rcr.Binahle rent. Gorage on T* t. Wood, ail Icngtn.s, for sale. Leave orders at 1511 Mellonvitle Ave. S. O. ShinhoUer. Phono 188. P. B. Dyson. NCRETE in every shapi end Political Announcement sleeping nlals, etc.. Sanford Cornea Bungalow, 5 rooms, porch, gnrngc. $3!>.0o per month. TO TIIK VOI'KII S O f SKMIXUI.K niucta Cr.rr.pany, F ifth * a no 602 Em Ar.cy 1 Appy Roberts •* * IIIIA T Y I hrrutiy (vi.ootii.eu my e.iu.lhlticy Grocery. fur (••"-I'lr.-tl*u. lu th«* office " f sl.ri- ‘ " d r WHO W D A F * " s .m W M r w s n * " in KVOO W F l * W JAX * • t i i i : I’lttrt it c.M’itT o r n o : TIVKNTY Til I Kl1 .11 lill’tAI. * "RH.M WGR. • l l t i ’ l IT OK 1 1 . 0 1 : 1 1 . a IN A N D (• 'li t S K M 1 N O I.K c u t * X T V. IN * s «*- .S-utinols: Cohan Melo* * Four room furnished apartment Wanted to sell .before best li'tle business in with private bnth. 317 Park Ave. Apply lathhy News St Cor. -1th St. Thone 74. -L o s t and F ound ■ tional Bank Bldg. »und, a ticket to the Milnnc for For Rent—Furnished apartmen 1101 Elm Ave. Cor. 11th St. Mrs. John Meisch Jr., a t The •Automobiles Hearst Quiz As Artist Saw It 4» \> y ig .!fc a J , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1ce7252c00d0d77c42ca86faaa17106f.pdf a28f0f158cdcb101591a3a8af1b49b49 PDF Text Text YOUR NEWSPAPER published in Florida's Heart. The World's Greatest Vegetable Section. Its Richest Garden Land. Leased Wire International News Service SANkukd . FLORIDA, FRIDAY. DECEMBER Mcmber.Audit Bureau Of Circulations Fire Damages Ship Belonging To Clyde Dec 30-— (INS) _ NEW Tlln r iYORK, „. ----Ihe l lyde Liner, Seneca, 'was damaged to the extent of half * million dollars, the lower sec­ tion of Imckawanna* pier No. 11 consumed and a number of cmaller craft destroyed when fire broke out on the Eleventh Hoboken, today, ickly spread from ban ford shipped its first celery of the season on Thursday, t\vi rara being handled by the Sanfoid IJviedo Truck Growers AUaocia Mon and one by the American rrm t Growers Inc. I he celery was of good quality, unusually so, for this time of the sen son, it was reported. The cars left two days earlier than tho first no shipped last year by the Am­ Surrey Shows? Majori- i ty In Favor Cf A 1 Court Determ inat- j ion .Before Payment i ___________ 4 7 Prominent • Men Interviewed j One Favors Early Pay- ‘ ment But Many Fail ± To Make Comment,!/ Arcordinpr to an impartial survey conducted today by The Herald to determine ac­ curately' the ‘ sentiment of the leading business and pro­ fessional mart of Sanford to­ ward the immediate payment by the City of $210,9*10.51 claimed ^by the Hutton Con­ struction Company. 47 indiv­ iduals were interviewed, of her h n (‘ .h ” 7 ' i10- ,A n' ° v,« l0 Truck Growers wn , r honry myth of American on the farm of Otto Schmc ; r y, u°* 1 ' 7 n °",t of. *'"• l" '- '« " » to Miami and anot u ‘ r. ln ‘hp Dnul session ot ..nsigned to Philadelphia American Historical Society’s Hutchinson, general irmnu inuul meeting. m.unccd. Moat of the ce the romantic glamor which has '’raged four to six dozen i cn woven hv patriotic American th<* crate, storiuns about the iiistoric bat The American tiro wo • between tin Monitor and th** _ ________ •“irimac in the Civil War. a c c o r d - ----------------------------------- SPOIL CHANCESHim To Institute ount* front the farm of C. A. Hittton. It rolled early yesterday morning for a northern point. It was announced by local ship(or* tittat several cars a week '■nuM move from now until the | muiiiic •>f January when n material i m i i will be noted. Peak ship. * mi nt< are forecast for the middle " Kc binary until the first of ' 'lurch. | l’r 'M’ccts for fair prices through-, 'it th,. scamn are bright despite unusually l|*avy comri-ditinn lr""' California, it was claimed, ib. k , however, contingent upoi ■h i distribution basis. K. I,. . M.irkcll, sales manager of the Am- \ ■ncnii Fruit Growers Inc., said h ; tlii« ci nnection. If the growers don’t get excited l try to overload the market "•th their products, we have an mm**'.(unity to maintain a fair price through the season. Judic­ ious handling of the crop in the l o ld will work advantageously to the fanners' interests. S S i S - S s "'OMAN CHAR 7 i ? / t S T Washington on.l HU I’rufensor Baxter docs not agree _ _ . ________ ilh Muynv William Hale Thump- f j f j ' % I A 1 / I 7 D A / which l ’J declared themselves to be opposed to the pnyment of the warrants until their legality had been decided by the courts, one ex­ American Society Hears Sci­ pressed himself ns bcir.g in favor entists Discuss Plans For of immediate payment and 33 de­ S'tuly Of Disposition Anil clined to m ake n public rtn trn c u t. Customs Of Mixed Bloods John Musson: “ I don’t believe NEW ORLEANS Dee. UU (INS) in being robbed ju*.t because some­ -Sirs. Mabel Arico, wife of un aubody wants to roll us. ! feet very 1''mobile salesman, wiu free on i1T ' ,‘T,t ’ y*‘ "!»"» Kncland but Jif*.000 build toduy un charges of strongly about this m atter unu ’ tended today by G. 1L Schlosscr,• 1upon the l tanco of Napoleon III. don’t think the claim should l>'* ",t t ■ ' “ Manuscript* hitherto uiuisci! in violating federal anti-slavery laws, paid until it is a«c.itainc.’ liv ( Tho ball* which will begin at !• I’a r i «, London and Washington,” while her alleged slave, Anna court action that the w ar;ants .1ire o t I°ck with a grand march, will Professor Baxter told the nasentb- Lnir.u, -‘ii, lay in churity hospital be u benefit affa ir for the Auxil- led professors, “indicate that where doctors and nurse* were a t ­ legal obligations of the, city.” x iary. Elaborate preparations France, not the United States, tempting to restore strength to R. Dighton: “ I think t... the have been made nud the a f fill" played the leading role in the iri- her wasted body. Commission should force the H at­ t is being anticipated as one of th e , troductirn of ironclads. The r?M n.Arico was nrriunged tost ton Construction Company to es­ I season’s outstanding social event.', suits commonly attributed to the night before a United States eom* tablish the legality of its claim I Sirs. George W. Knighty president combat between the Monitor and miss loner, and entered u gtncral against tho city.” I of the Auxiliary, is chairman of tho Merrimoc have been greatly denial of tho girl’s stotj1 th at sh.i John Meisch: "If Mr. Hutton is the dance committee and is being1exaggerated. From 1HOO until bad been held,prisoner for threo entitled to his money, I think he 1assisted by Mrs. Robert J. Holly 1884 the French fleet on paper at .'ears, had been forced to r a t witlr weapon was visible, however. should be paid, but l don’t think Sr., Mrs. W. Theodore Langley leant, " a s superior to the British nog* and chickens, h:ul been beat­ Search of the apartm ent Indicated [ill armored vessels." the Commissioners should, pay a:ty land Mrs. C. L. Goodhue. en with a hor.e. struck on tho hills u n til they are proved to he that her diamond ring and other The Auxiliary has engaged tho1 Professor Baxter’s paper on thumb* with a bummer and vlr* Jewelry, were missing. She had Jm t obligations of tli* Cttv. ,TUe Stnmtole Syneoputorn t<> furnish i "tile signifra/tec < ’of reform intar.L-V starved. , ‘•.'t;. advertised, to « u b - le C jic r Na p t # music for the evoning. Special1"aval constriction.'" stimulated The girl’s plight wn* revealed mont wnilp sho paid u vfstt to her dances und other entertainm ent widespread comment among hls- when u neighbor discovered her loclologienlly the mulntoes mil mother in Joplin, Mo. fentures will be introduced, and torinn* attending the annual sess- starching for food in a garbage other mixed-hood individuals are nttractivo favors will be distrib' i-1 ,h*;* ■od«t>r* Heretofore pail, and summoned police. They unlike i ither of their parent ted among the gueat*. ! the liattle between the .Monitor and turned the girl over to tho United In connection with the hotel Merrimac, olio uf the pivotal States District Attorney Wayne race'," Reuter seid. "They an* cently mad* a statement where discontented and un­ opening, Mr. Schlosscr expressed. jnndcnts of the ( iv.l War. has Borah, who filed slavery charges every effect that “It might be happy persons. w ring, but not morally w the hope that Sanford neoph r *,«!‘r,k,,l1: ' Ui th<‘, after an investigation. TThry desire to he recognized would regard the hotel aa their ,llvi« in« linJJ ‘»c-‘Wet n the era of II Franklin Dodge." In the hospital, the girl exhibited nnd mceptdl ns ntembers of th** , own, to use it a t unv time for ^ ,cn nr,|n lr" no* !T Judge Shook, In hi* d< scar**, welt;, and bruises thut cov­ culturally advanced ru.co und' affairs of nil kinds. Each organi-J Baxter s repm . * ered most of her hotly, inc luiling Ing Remus insane, declare thejr strive to conform in appear*! zation in the city will bo p c r - l " , u,t " :>V 1, 1 * the plain im print of the "evidence discloses that shoe heel nn(o and Iwlmvior to its stunRemus a t this time does a und n broken da ds. "But the up|>er class "> ............... ">;■ ;< ', T i v ^ »( ( mi U Therii left C cheek w Hove it morally wrong to i ry once each year without charge, #ml lhc Un,tC(l Slntcs. front tooth which she said laid git ups refuse to recognize them further homicide. leen struck by Mrs. Arico with .1 as equals or to admit them to ■ v a .. . . . .. , "The nnnihlliution of the Turk"Therefore, from the ei Ncw 5 car s dinner on Sunday, [yh (le#t ,lV ehc„ firt. nt Sinope in hummer when she mice attempted inc nhet'-hip. They arc usually testimony, and exhibits sul will be the flrr.t meal served un-j ,^ - j ,C|, Xnpoleon 111 to construct cli u n i with thu negroes und in this esse, the court Is of dev the new management. „ A f,v# armored floating batteries, otler backward groups." LOS ANGELES. Dec. :J0.~ nion sad finds George R*m number of guests have ulrcadj | {t, r,.t> of NVf,jch ,„„vcd their worth Reuter declared that Ihe mixed- ( IN'S)—Ilr. Chari, i F. McMillan, Is infant and » dangerous Incn entertained at the hotel an.l in lile CBpturc „f Kinburn, in Oc* blind pioplcs everywhere resent u physician and surgeon, was un­ to be a t large." der arrest hero today on suspicion reservations are being received t - her lH.r)5. Byr 1KB», thnnk« to tho odd oppi-'c tho classification, reul" It is th a n fore ordsiw daily, the management reported, enthusiastir icpport of. the cmi<ing their superiority to the low* of, the murder of Mrs. Amelia George Remus be commlU Appleby, said to he u wealthy The hotel opens this-year for the poror and to ti e genuis of hi< oi race and rebelling against a the Limn State Hospital l property owner of Chicago und third season, hut contrary to the naval constructor. Dupuy De s(tial c*|uulity with them. insane and there “confined Los Angeles, whose body, bundle*t 1 previous policy it will be operated ■|,fime, they hud sqlvcd,* with the otherwise he might be disc According to Reuter the only in a canvas sack, was found on ’ the j ’enr rund instead of the u.1*1fjloire, the problem of seagoing by due process of law." . npe from the disorganized and Ghristmas night in n ravine near ’ mil four months’ season. The hoa-j ironclad. France fcl mice increashappy data of mind is an San Fernando. tolry has been leased to It. O. jta program of seagoing Iron­ cctituuec by the nilxcd-hloodi of ’ Middleton- New York and 1‘a lr i' <rlatla in lSilO from vix to sixteen |y w«g(. und the girl ute wi Rulic^ said tho slain woman, tho status assigned to them by .who was identified by a forked | Reach hotel man, who' lias placed | ships. The revolutionin French ' dojtsbecause she preferred thi superior white groups. They thumb nail, also wus known os ' Mr. .Schlosscr here a* mnnogcr building policy thus brought ubout ih‘at way." ufi live huppy and useful lives Mollic Burke, Amelia Ellcnbrough 1 and IL J. Middleton, his brother, was the decisive factot in the in-------oijly when they give up tho desiro und Mnrgurct Kllenbroagh. She j as treasurer. I troductlon of the IronCisd ship. LINDBERGH LANDS tr, be white and aru contented to hud been missing front her home R. 0. Middleton is the o|*en»tar b< black," Reuter declared. at Los Angele. for several days J of several hotels in the enst and NEW YORK, Dec. .’JO -(IN S) when tho gruesome find was niude. REDLANDS, Ca!„ Di . in addition has tho lease on the —Colonel Lindbergh lamb-d nt (s e a b o a r d s e e k s i s s u e (IN S)—A manhunt rival Although Dr. McMillan ndniittRath and Tennis Club, exclusive Belize, British llonduru. at D: IA I id he hud been bundling the wo­ eonductsd for WlUlam, IJalm Rench club. Mr. Schlosscr A. M. Central Time today, accord­ WASHINGTON, Dee. .10.— man's property, hi* denied uny im­ Hlckman is in prugrssa i ' came to Sanford from Palm Reach ing to a cable dispatch to tho ( INS)—Tho Scabonrd Airline to- plication in the murder. Deputy cm California and t b s . where lost year he was munager Western Union offices here. uAy asked the Interstate Com- sheriffs* who urrested Dr. Meborder today. Th* objst nf the Rath und Tennis Club. • n irre Commission for authority AtiU.iit nt his homo here, reported MAN SBOOTH WIFE starch Is Rob«rt E. flf * The new management antici* ,t( Usuh tW -’5,000 uf first /and thoy found hint examining somu paroled ex-convict, wno who !s * pates a busy winter season, ex* KANSAS CITY, Mo*. Dec. a o - ci nsoUdnted »» per cent mortgage of the woman's papers when they Evelyn Smith, 11, from 1 n pcctipg to entertain many tour* (IN 8 )—While a 1R year old g< Id bondi, in order to reimburse arrived. land home on Chriatmaa i * iftu, many for part of the yev* daughter looked on In terror. Wil­ it treasury for expenditures made i Ahiutig these papers, the ofThe child, who bad I ’ und sonio for tho entire ttujuu. it* purchasing the capital stock of liam It. Walz, 51, shot and killed tfy Charlotte Harbor and North fleers said, was a power of attor­ with a Redlands welfan ney and a will, purported tu have liis wife, Ethel, 20, here today and cin Railway of Flbridd.. by her abductor, decland then committed suicide. Rolice be­ been attacked by him. lieve a family argum ent was res­ course of the satomobus from Oakland. A. u. Wilkinson: I absolutely 11 U lA irllL V l 1 l u u t v i a raualsal comedy star, a* th. ponsible. Police expressed th s b this* m atter should be y V i s p h t i "W .r of the esUblishment. She snd Ne w ORLEANS, Dec. BO­ SINCLAIR CHARGED the mah sourht, sided b; hed o ut in the courts befor.* U I 1 O a l U r i l o j ^. i^ht of the club’s (.tnff were takHNS)—Two hours before the time federate- Is the one who “ tem pt is mode to pay these --------u poIlc, nation In a patrol WASHINGTON, Dec. JO (INS) .vt for their hanging a t noon t >day night chloroforms “ttB*-" Luke Mary citizens who ure i wdgon and charged with illegal —The federal grand jury today dqy, Joseph Gcnna and Molton Lawrence Fergusoa here* t '. J. T. Denton: “ I think the ye a n 0ld and over will be the ssloii 0f liquor, returned a presentment charging Pfasseux, of Deriddtr, La., convicoff with $100, two dUme ELIZABETH CITY, N. C., Dec. ants’ rfhuuld' be proved u ju a i1got-su tomorrow night ut the third actress, who plays » leuding H arry F. Sinclair, oil mognato, ».ri slayers of a taxicab driver and two watches. . •’ n by court* procedure beforo | nnnUr.l reception to be given a t ro|u j„ *<g|10t b*>at.’’ u broudway und six associates with conspiracy u year ago, were granted a .’10-day .10—(IN S)—An intensified cam­ paign to check tho flow of contra­ The child said ha b * d * respite by Governor Simpson. are puid by tha city." the Chamber of Commerce build- ,HO<juction that recently opened to obstruct justice. band liquor from the Ws«t In ­ led her abductor when, aha rank Evan*: "1 thipk the| ing beginning at 8 o’clock. here, was highly indignunt. Bondsdies into Floridu wse foreseen that his well-to-do awotbf ic’s interests are the firsl in-, The affair bus bcci. one of the came to her rescue und ba­ huro today in orders transferring to adopt bar. t its to b« satisfied. In the case biggest events of the season for ^oro j awn she was frce»on bail, to .the Florida East Coast 40 pick­ ay w arrants tKpy should not ■the past two years and it i* boj j j 0 rttjj wu., niade under the ed coast guardsmen along tho mid until a thorough investi- 1|ng anticipated by Lake Mary pcrgonj!| *Uptrvlsion of Regionul Search Cond North Carolina and Virginia Coast. .. Find Girl Kl Announcement of the transfers where preparations have LOS ANGELE#, Cal., Dec. 30— t unsolved phases of the abduction was made a t the headquarters >n. I believe the gram thfit will ho complete with NEW Y HOTEL SOLD ,.i, u.her in the New (IN S )—Startling revelations in nn| brutal slaying of the little of the ssvsnth district of the yrould be in error numerous -entertainment fraturej, -P o lic e t« Coast Guard here. Tho district otously. ’ ^ho Murion Parker kidnapping and Parker girl. ng Into the payment have b.|*n urransfcd. Several search for TAMPA. Fla.. Dec. 30 — (INS) ‘ murder ca^e were promised today. The grand jury investigation' embraces the Atlantic Coast from Unless this m atter speakers will address the gather’GKO BANK FAILS 'a s District Attorney Asa Keyes was ordered following the dual Cape Henry* Va.. to tlyr tip of -The Oliver Hotel of this city, ku n>B^ ore the courts there : |n>r and following the program me of the largest hotels in Florl- . m l “ __1_ otdered a sweeping grand Jury confession of HU-knuin and Wcl-' Florida. . ,i nn refreshments will bo served. Is. has lien sold to the Oliver “ PHIF Dir. *0.—(INS)'— investigation of the astciunding by*Hunt, 18-year-old Kun-u* City j . In connection with 'the affair. Hotel Proiwrtles. Inc., It was an. f r i e n d s s u r p r i s e a ateriKil and Solvent Rank «onfesajons of William Edward youth, th at-th e two boys plunnodj PI KCTS Frank Evans, one of those in nranced here today by J . S. * ust Company, Memphis’ Hickman* 19-yoor-old confessc*! tiiwl executed 'th e daring holdup. _ K | charge of the program today i»* t'etnes. It* owner. The confident- ‘""J. ALBANY, Dec. 30.A (J,,. South’s largest n c ! kidnauper, -killer and bandit. lof the Rose Hill Pharmacy which ‘ON Dec 30 — ; sved u cordial invitation to every t'uii in the sale was announced at k failed to open its doors While the now grand jury in-(w as climaxed by the fatal shoot- Frienda of Governor Sc ntdrsrtate (iommerce pioneer citizen of Seminole Coun<l,CUli'HH). The trsnsacticn wo* ner prepared a surprise foe 1 Tlie Institution was turned quiry wq* called for the primary Ing *f Thoms on Christum* Eve, >day elected Johnson ty to be present tomorrow night. he sits dnwu to U i b u t in cash. Carnes said. ^InpUj” the stale bank’ rx imlner* purpose of delving into the niur- u v« ir ago. • . irninf- Attornrys fqe .b j der of C. Ivv Thoms’, Ia»* Angelo* ( .yi.-krian adm ittid firing tho uer tonight. On tho tal package* are now delivered from to tho c “A t t J S ^ X ’was^ap’ Hughes und snklnr department will file druggbt, killed in a holdup of fatal shot. Hunt confessed to hi* him will anpear i\ nnmi nh«»r of 1021, nrd rival Texas featherweight bo-ar... cake, o replic i of the Wh on in rh.in- ?.\v ectirj tmlav iii» Roac Hi)l Pharmacy, Keye.* pnrticipatlcn in the robbery, bitt The govcrroc vy111 be year* old. . , I j Police Searc Abductor O f G ir l In Cal I Campaign Begun To Check Florida Rum S tartlin g R evelations Considered Im m inent In Hickman Murder Case �r+rf* IGHT •r OC ' TITE SANFORD HERALD, TM'RSDAV. DECEMBER' 29.1927 uwtv«Y* i/MM ♦ •' • third'*with 1,533,’ Simmons fourth with J.iJG and Florida 'S tate col­ 7« i 7 *, ’ lege for women fifth w ith 1,401 f 1 1 students. Vassr.r with J.14 0 is •P ■MNth, while Gouchcr hna. 1,003, Mt. NEW YORK, Dec. 2JU_UN-*I Holyoke 987, Radcliffir 900. and Rnndolph-Macon W om ens college Though he is spcciali.. L. present time in d c o lw 'S f, *S 845. w eights, Bud Taylor ha, no ?‘ Among the men students the n l>■n . . >■ * W InlV! Massachusetts Institute of Technoi- tion of forsaking the the largcsl largest weight division, over which h N e w Y o rk I n s t i tu t io n H a s ; — continues to have tho By Sid Mercer I.ntzo, Phil Kaplan, Allentown Jqu cs as ohampion in all ho*ir"? ______ ___ ___ , F o r i technical enrollment in th e Unitec 3 2 ,211 R e g is tr a tio n International News Service Special ry controlled by tha i f j r Gnn*r Ccrrcs>ondent P o s t T e r m ; V n i v c r a i t y O f I Ante*. M.I.T. has 2,2.j0 cnginccr- to Boxing Association. Wlelerwcight*— Ace , Iludkins C a l if c m i a I n 2 n d H a r o iwr students and 108 d iem istry stuNEW YORK. Dec. 29.—( I N S ) - - 1 This does not include Ne* v Jo- Dundee, Sammy R aker, Hilario _____ dents. Purdue University is sec­ In attem pting to rat? the ten beat Martinez, Johnny Iniirasano, niiTi i n n n i n \ »>n rou ond in number of men students which it un exception net boxer- in c ’-ch of the jight stan d ­ J h ^ y f ^ h n n Jim m y in engineering wlijt a total of 2,­ displeasing to Taylor sin?,'),** M come in here and fight a t? a rd div.sijn* and tho junior we!-* Tommy Freem an, • --------SuUWan, ^ . h .12.241 resident students. 193. BATON’ ROUGE. La., Dec. 29. terweight and lightw eight classes weights, a privilege he w0lL |rsriiks first in the number of stuThe five- largest lnw schools In enjoy if he were recognircT •*. V' * _(IN S )—R uxell Cohen: assistant on the basis of their performance I.C"." Icndler. i.ightwieghts— Sammy Mandcil, dents enrolled by A f r i c a n univer­ Dr. W alters’ list are New York champion. Under this disnT coach of the University ot Ala­ in 1927. I have endeavored to weigh Jinimy McL ruin, Sid T erris, Bruce sities for ll’’27. The University of University, 1,771; H arvard 1,535; Bjr Davis J . Walsh though somo of them seem to be bama, a rd former Vanderbilt Uni­ competitive performance, w illing­ I lowers, Phil McGrow, Lope T en­ California ranks second with 25,- Fordhani 504; Columbia 802 anil Taylor will box his r.ld rivai Canzctictf, at the feather, ; • * International News S en ice ideally suited for th.* place. But versity football star, will assume ness to meet ali comers, improve- t-mo, Baby Joe Cans, Kid K aplan; 534 New York University third Michigan 505. limit hero next Friday Mcht.‘ 'S porta Editor m en’ , wrought by experience thnt commissioners do read the sport Michigan with 00G ranks first _ *-NEW YQRK, Dec. 29—Wot, ho! news and maybe legislators do not. the position of athletic director comes with industrious pursuit of Stiinislau-. Loayza, Ruby Goldstein. with 22,708, City College of New .lunior Lightweights— Joe Click, York fourth with 21,008 registra­ among the big five in tho medical ARMY MAY P L U TEXAS f4r Windsor,. Ont., the land of i?o he dropped his idea where he and footbai! coach of Louisiana matcher and restraint in the prac­ I i ncyboy Finnegan, Tod M organ, tions and the University of Penn­ j school list. Minnesota with 018 is Kintc George and the Imperial thought it would do the most State University Jan. I, succeed­ tice of “picking spots.” i Kaplan, Mike Dundee, Ray Mil. sylvania fifth with 17,020, W EST POINT, N. Y., Dw>. i second, Pennslyvnnia w ith 577 is quart, God save them both. good, meantime hoping for a per­ ing M. J. Donahue, according to Several champions do practically i . Jack Bernstein, Babe H erm an, The list of enrollments was made third, Chicago with 523 is fourth (IN S )—Southern Methodist n , ’ Having plenty of time on their fect relay on the throw to the an announcement by President I. all of th .tr fighting in tho next I Dunne, A1 Tripoli. public by Dean Raymond W alters and H arvard fifth with an enroll- varsity, In Texas, may [,P Rjt | ,* hands a rd other people’s money to pinte. W. Atki.vjorb higher uiviiimi to the one in which date on Army’s football of Sworthmorc College who based featherw eights— Benny Bns«,‘ s^end, the boys sat .themselves Perhaps I wrong Mr. Rickard’s Donahue’s resignation ns head they )•• Id lUle. Thus several nam e. it on reports rrceived from the list dbWn beside T. Ricknnf todny nnl motives. It may be that he pirn i football coach and athletic director [ n r p ,,, iliffcruii C’nnzoncri, Bud Tnylor, Al Among dental schools Pittsburgh made vacant by the break witki different classes but th* of 211 institutions of the associnM nt the next heavy weight chant­ for new .fields to de-fertilize and, or the irjivcrsily rrin r as a bomb- | rnt wn, Teddy Bnldock, Red Chav­ tops the list with 640 students. Navy, it was reported here »>wi w;ith the elasticity ' -^itnahlp Tight to Windsor, a town thut the gool old dominion i. -hell to Southern ath.ctic circles, i of ....... Andrew Routis, Dominick tion of American universities on Pennsylvania hn ■, 474, Northwest-, Southern Methodist is now o f' 60,000 ju st across the border upening L>r a harvest. Windsor’s Dnrnhue ban been one o ' the out. i nr, Sammy Dorfmop, Johnny the basis of registrations ns or eni 391. Michigan "74 nnd Califor­ duled to play Army jn jts Se . _. November 1 *AI1 of the institutions r Flowers is entitlgame next season. Effort* m l ftom Detroit and within ea standing athletic figures in tne 1 e Mv I iR« r 1 ■r. . nrcessibility to Detroit. Clevclaiid, show nn average increased enroll­ nia ranks fifth with 203. access of Toronto, Chicago, art I Chicago and the other big town South ior he ,.a-t qu arter ol a cd to ■« high m ark n n io n r the miding made in Washington to trT li’iitamweights — Bud Tnvlor ment of 25 percent over chat of one of the b!g Pacific Cloxist the Middle West in generul. of tho Middle West doesn’t m:i»u- centurv ■•Hi has produced a im m -' dlewe.ght.. and a place among the ly Bladock, Archie Bell. Willie five years ago. Forty-two of the here for the open da*. on the Sa A comparatively _ small town, it i>. a had bet and. when you gc; her of champion le infs at Auburn light h« .■-•y « i ights but Ins name tli. Bushy Graham , Ignacio largest universities have expanded p urday a fter Thanksgiving Day^l ms, but with a large flanti*»cr (to thinking it over lliiriy peivcn., and Louis:., ia. lie received his has been <• ndtteil from m os. of i unadez, Johnny Vncen, Vic Fo- 28 percent Dean W alters said: quarterback >the li-ts and will he from this one. ipulntion, meaning thnt th e y 'taxes and two percent l»?er aren’t fee .tbnll training Ahe Goblstein, Chuck Hcllnmn. The “ Big Ten” Jink I' a icy, while ranking high Ik in and probably float out, quite the attraction they m ig h t'o n the Y... tram. Flyweights — Izzy Schw artz, The first-10 colleges on the basis the :ht heavyweights, i . itim e floating an occasional in*. Hut F- V inkie Genaro, Frenry Belnnge’', of all resident students places: Constipation and He well dovn m the Heavy weight lisi l « n , there being no less than The w riter happens t«» know tlw: vsboy Brown, Johnny McCoy, Minnesota sixth with 10,752 . I et ause ho has not bevn active in tflYre race tracks in the vicinity, ilirk.'inl and the New York roi.v Diseases. (Painless no liilgct W olgast, Billy Skelly, Bias Illinois eighth with 23,3!M SPRINGFIELD, 111. Dec. 29—(I He S u n d a y , he lop m o il. C* <rgc Godfrey . Loan- floating, therefore, might mirsii.n aren't far apart <■:» tha; |surRical mehod) Dr. j0 i •driguez, Pete Sanstol, Willie Wisconsin oighth with 12,789 _ defies c' »se rating I nause he has k h* taken to be one of the necessi* | idea that the next big light should, N S)—Polities in Illinois w elter in Chicago ninth with 12,079 Davies. • . • Corwin Howell, Regislert ties of life, li like a loaf of bread | be held here. The commission i< Scud-fin.' I matches in the short- •»«’" i'lforior opa bog of corruption, tho worst the Ohio State tenth with 12,055 physician, 200 W. Got I* ......... ................................... o f maybe the lust two stepa on a; willing to make' concessions. tour, ament a t the Mur.ic;-1p m n its. The welterweight and On the busis of full-time regis­ state has ever known, C aricr II. ladder. hail hinted that it will double its I * j1 , 'rMe* will be staged lightweight divisions ure overlup i i A vc., Orlando. Floriil trations, th at is of students spend­ Harrison, form er m ayor of the ^ .................................................. .. ’ __ Anyhov/, T. Rickard had a gaud ante on ringside seats. Mr. Riel:-1 Riel:- [i ti‘ City of Chicago, declared in an­ next s’undiv. Sundny. according according to to an an- I’i'ig to a confusing degree, na nr Telephone 4393 fur freeai ing 12 hours or more a week hi and, fc K ; tlory and he told It wo!!. Tho I ard will coycedo a putt or two n« uncement today by Elmer (’a rl-itn e junior I'ghtw . . cights . , i sulfation. You will |)c rollcgiate classes. California ranks swer to a request that lie become a synopsis of the plot . .on, local professional in charge I thcrweights, the bantam a ar.d fea candidate for the Democratic nom­ first nnd Columbia second. The list prised how quickly you therweights. S' > .this; in Canada, the government '■doner a ringside sent. Daily dem onstrations of tho ination for the U. S. Senate in the of the* arraiigcments. on this is us follows: set well without loss of lia tax on prize ^fights, a U-nu trun-.-1 CANZ0NEKI j S p.vVORITK Bud Taylor remains champion <u Ikissctt outboard cruisers a rc bo­ event there is an election to fill a in u flight II. Favillc meets J. I. California 17,311 la ted from the .vulgariun, is only a poor class of ilintunis ami -­ possible vacancy. •I from business Clyde Chapman - given at the Municipal Yacht qicncor nnd Columbia 13,275 two percent. In New York- if n The senate has refused the oath Illinois 12.033 NEW YORK, Dee. 29.— (4N S)- I lavs J. Higgins. In II flight C. 1mingles with featherw eights. II 3. Mil before Congress passes, the Tony Canzoneri rules 7 to 5 favor­ F. Meyers will play K. Page nnl old Bantam rival, Tony Canzonet. Ca dr. by Frederick It. Woodard, to Frank L. Smith, U. S. SenatorMinnesota 11,307 i. ite distributor, according to nn government nnd state taxes will ite to defeat Bud Tnvlor in their J. l.udwig meets Charles l’owell. is now an avowed featherweight. elect from Illinois. W hether ho New York Unlv. 10 ” 18 tQtal thirty per cent. In Chicago, scheduled tin-round bout here to­ inounreinent today. can keep his grip on the office or Ohio State 10.935 J. (i. Ball. Sanford merchant.^ Another bantam who alway li. they will total Thirty-five per cent. morrow night. Eddie Long. Bud's i< the latest to succumb to tli • guvy Taylor trouble is Bushy Gr.-. whether a new senator can ho Michigan 9,700 t. The cruiser was placed in local , -M r. Rickard allowed th a t he m anager, informed Tex Rickard lure ef the mashie-niblack- acronl- ham. We list Graham, although h elected or appointed is n milch Wisconsin .8,942 8. •••aters yesterday and attracted cared rather deeply for th a t two that mooted question throughout Illin­ <l# H arvard 7,565 .••MW he MX will «•••• he glad to W match »• Tav*" ’ 111 ^ to l " Mr. .** 1 . Carlson, V IU IO » « ll. who reports j ing been idle since last Februgi ■ ; ■ti.'itlt mblu interest of local percent tax. He neglected to say lor with Benny Bau.-> for the feath- that the hardware denier is dis *»y degree of ois a t present. Pennsylvania 7.505 the New Y«:s I (.rtaihen. many of whom took n 10.’ nhythlng about th a t four percent erw eight chanipionship if he de- playing fine form for a begina cui InJi. Acute S tatistics show th at the largest “ Illinois politics," Harrison de­ Boxing Commission He aeeom- lido with Mr. Woodard in the rrhoei, C r j Diar percentage of gain was in uni.'er^*,n’ ^ r ' ? ,cHnr,‘ feats Canzoneri, and will also cn- tier. clared, “are certainly, in both great |.iishcd nothing this year, yet D• trim little craft. disked gcnleman of tho world tertnin n proposition to close Morbui, Btoojj p a rtie s, at the lowest ebb 1 have dcrerves a spot. sd avoids the obvious whenever match with either Kid F in n rh i Colic, Burns, etc. known for the alm ost two genera­ TENNEY JOINS CLUB My 1927 list is as follows: • possible. S w e e t Bu)>tc is j | Archie Bell for the bantiun title. tions I have either been actively , v ttc u b lc ctunpoun) ,- J i, *rt was the first time th a t Rick­ Heavyweights— Gene Tunm . engaged in them or near the side­ f « l l y m I c cv«n fi r |.ht jmiticve c h ilj. A NEW YORK, Dec. 29.— (IN S)— J e ik Deirpsey, TEX TO SIGN SHARKEY ard had hnd nn opportunity to Juck Sharia . lines, a close and interested ob­ in live iiiu M c i lor winch it t> w . The six hundred irillioniarcs of p r y to the hull or m achinery,i f speak in public about the matter. George G odfr-y, Torn lleefii . server." ?)orting pn-clivitics who patronize ., NEW YORK. Dec. 29.— (IN S )— }^7 -Previously, he had dropped n dipJohnny P.isko, Juck Delaney, Pat ­ Tlie groat mass of voters in the .'j'’ V'V,l" ,1,ytr nm iKnC<l f°r ' colleges of 500 to 1,000 hail an mlb r t ; e i p ‘l v/ e LB’b t l r t N ’s lemntic hint, here and there, of Promoter Tex Rickard now plans Tex Rickard’s big boxing spectac­ ino Cz -udun, Knute Hansen, Ja !. H orula shallow stream s. 1 ^ llf o:{ ,,0P ccn, whlIo the 55 state, Harrison asserted, "don’t les have received a notable addict SWA desire to elevate the Canadians H|b'n -luck Sharkey, Boston I IJ. Renault. 6u x ir 5 ^ 6 E T B i icl I smallest colleges in the survey hav­ give :r whoop” ns to charges and with one of these -annual spec- 1h«?«vyweight, for three lug bout* tion. Gene Tunncy, haavyweight HOCKEY STAB INJURED counter charges of corrupt ulliing bodies of less than 500 present­ Lightweights— Tommy Loug ■TAT VOUH tpRUQ CIST.’S ; tildes but apparently members of " « t reason. If Sharkey bentr. Tom champion, has joined nnd thus be­ * , ed the sm allest increase of only 15 nncus, stolen elections in Chicago the boxing commissions in Illin- Hcency on Jan. 13. he w ill be mr,*.- comes No. 001 in the Madison inn, Juck Delaney, Jim m y Sl*tt< >v. • •Leo l.onnki, Mickey Walker, Y.d • CHICAGO. Dec. 29— (IN M — pcr ccnt. and [other cities, r.ncl misuse of LANEY’S DRUG ST0RI o!s and New York had liecn look-1rhed with either Jack Delaney or Square Garden Club, incorporated, Okun. .Mlk.' McTiguc, Ma-Xcy Bo • Dick Irvin, right wing or. the Chi- , public funds. Women’s Colleges Mcisrh Bldg. Sanford. Ifig carefully at their finger nniltf.' -Johnny Risko. If he wins that n social organization of Garden tnbloom. Jam es J . ISraddcck. “ I come near knowing thi* pres­ u u i j . uuui .ck. i. --ago Blaekhawk s hockey^ team f r, uc.s The ton ten largest exclusively wo’ 8o this time he did his hinting* fight, he v,ill be sent against Jack : lock holders. Tunncy is the only c Me REYNOLDS DRUGI with a cheer leader’s megaphone I Dempsey for the tight to nice- In.xor member. Jack Dempsey i'Mi l,'.i w eights-> Iicl:cn Wal ,kufl. sustained in last iron’s colleges in the country and ent day political game from the Hanford inside out—its filth, its depravity, ’ w-ltj, , | U. M ontreal tluur rnrolln.ent reveals H unter ’“ Of course, boxing commissi -h, Tunncy, according to Biekard. If suppost-il to have invested 8150,000 Jock M e\ey, George C ourtm ., “ LAKE MARY PHAIttltf -ru„ Maroons won, l to leading tho list with 4.011 students; its u tte r villainy,” H arrison a s­ members have nothing to do with 1the Boston bruiser is eliminated, iu Gulden stock, hut as yet he isn’t ,Dave Shade, Joe Anderson, Muxt . I Baku Slnry serted. Bosenbloonv,- Jock Malone, I'eiu ” * Smith second with 2,077, Wellesley a incitilier of the inner circle. Ippcns 1n Congress, n!- however, all bets will bo off. wls Bud Taylor Canzoneri OF M ENROLL01 Sportwriter Chooses His. List O f Leading Pugilists COLUMBIA LEADS For High Ranking In © I'NWERSITIO Cohen Named Head Coach Of Louisiana AsDonahueRcsigns '.ickardSelects ]Vindsor Canada For Next Big Bout "'Because O f Low Tax Rate Harrison Declares Illinois Overrun By Vicious Politicians Golf Semi-Finals To Flayed Demonstrations Of Cruiser Given Here F i f t y Y ea r O ld jle iu e d fo r SI J Three Wonderful Gifts i. j NO EASY order, that. 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A beautiful picture of a tem pting dessert, with full directions for m aking it — another receipe for a luscious fcalad'— a new use for an old fam iliar stape —in such ways do the adver­ tisem ents continue to arouse the most jaded palate, and to save the perplexed housewife! * y One hundred dollars worth of those Good Diamond Tires. - / AU to be given absolutely ,free to It is well worth wh ile to read arid study the advertising pages. To all th at perains to he home, to all th a t perains to every-day life, the advertisem ents contribute. W hether meals, motor-caps or music, let the advertise­ . , m ents help you. make• the choice.*You will find hem wise * , ‘>7 in council, trustw orthy in service. , our Customers Ask * * , Service SlalionH, Tires, Accessories. »VJ >f-Mac Battery Company "tuery w»d Electrical Service ___________________ • White-Highleyman Company .. rmrr Bros. Company t . * : Chevrolet Cara, and Service * out of life and save you time and trouble doing it v n i V : Jones Tire Shop Tire Service, Vulcanizing t,.v Read the advertisements — hey help you get the most ; :r.' j,', I .. • • V'V. • .. •* -'■Ln-Tv-v'h'' . >-j �T H E SA N FO R D *H E ltA L D , FR ID A Y , D E C E M B E R 3 0 ;4 9 2 7 M0 r e n o d Ur rro sp en ty p ? ^ g tcd With M any M others iced By Southern States ^everBefore Approached By Joseph L. Laube of. 1920, which mounted to IT fctlivfia! News Sendee S taff 087,007 running bales.” • Correspondent . There has been an unpreceden1 unprecedent,T ^ N T A . Ga. Dec. 30—(IN development of of the the tobacco tobacc lATCL^jSTA. 30— (IN S) ci development - A MW era of proaperity, such industry Inthe states covered by a , has never before been expert- the survey, the department of MihL f»caa the Southeast. Tho commerce said. The total produc­ e d seven y«ara has seen an un- tion Qf Georgia alone increased mecendented development In the from not quite 1,800,000 pounds igrtcultuml wealth, population, 0f tobacco In 1909 to nearly 40,jjiriU y, aiineral and water re- 000,000 pounds last year. W tcea JUid m anufacturing, arA gricultural economists of tho ording to ,a commercial survey of departm ent stre ss the advisability lib Bm I m u I made public today 0f crop diversification, but cmigacihe- United S tates Department phnslte the feasability of retain* Cotjnntprce. | jpg cotton as a prim ary crop and I S u c lfta p ld developments have recommend th a t Its culture be tcurett since the general census placed upon a more scientific i 1930’th a t'th is progress cannot I plane, with the aim of improving at translated infloVtatistlca) form ,’ the quality and length of the staha govemment’a official report pie rather than thb quantity of Survey Of Boats Under Con­ struction By Several Na­ tions Reveals Leaning To­ wards Deadlier? Warships ■ F T * * 'Z- ' i ii iw’n ,. * — w ’& E taken with tho signing of an Th W im portant reciprocal agreement i between two British and German film Interests. The contrut ting parties are the • Iff,’ Caumont-British Picturo Corporaf t k tion tho largest firm of its kind in England, *«n<l the UFA, the —■ m- T— famous German and distributing of T ip southeast’s argicultural ipoNttuab to'Stressed by the sury. "Jr only 34 counties- out uf total «of more than 450 in tho (ion, did ‘ agricultural products Rstituto a relatively unimportant f t ion of tho total county protftfaL” thq survey said. “In ralvlkof those, principally FloriI, H llbet products practically |>m entod.the>total. One sparsosettled county in North Carola coast was credited chiefly Ith fishery products, and In folltor C«m*y,( Ala., mineral proucti ‘TJkedomlnated.’’ j In 102),. according to the nTve/t ‘ there were 1,254-881 Irma u compared with a total f 8^71,817 for the United States, K ing thl« comparatively small te a T»ver*l)he-flrth of the faring l thfi'country. North'CtwlinK led the eouthea-.it rlth 283,491 farm s, Tennessee •cood with 252.669 farm s, Geori a 549.109- South Carolina 172,87, -Alabama, 237-631, and Flori- meat Westerners Aroused By Re­ ports That Boston Hotelmen Are Advising (lucsts Not To Eat Beef Products Bee.' prices are inglrer, the ciiam- | bef pdlhft-d out, but t’.ic rise in price in due to shortage of the j ( rodue . One f .he industries that was hit hardest by after-w ar clef laion was the beef industry. In fact it was nlmcs. ruined, This year, 1,700.000 less cattle wont to the twenty main m arkets 0. tho United States than in 1926. jj was this scarcity that caused if pricis to soar just ns the pri. * of any -»ther commodity would n 1 onr. In t> o- «. of the West are not complaining of the high price of beet because they realize beef pro­ ducers are in n precarious condi­ tion, and hat such price?, are a ne0!’* cc.ssity to the recovery of the in dustry. |n,^ According to government s'ntisI ' tics, wages are 133 per cent higher j ** than in June, 1914, and ns beef the i>r*ces nre or,ly 4H per cent higher, ( jn r.tockmen believe the in ion i8 ea.iily'nble.U pny’tho"in»i\ i*iti in U>ef prices, unCattlemen of Colorado sny: " W e h*ve l i e n edii’c.tcd up to ivi^ the belief th a t the fine hotels of psf. Bc.’ton and New York want only ;s ti heavy, choice cuts. When you put As- $75 worth of com into a steer tha int- costs another $75 to produce, to irge S>>- tha. money buck that steei I:..' ring to bring a good price. The hotels v.-er n d«t pay for such meat as they ,,,,1 desire.” emperatures Hfeh and Low LOW HIGH 44 48. 40 50. ™ * batm an kodak cures were nffe treatment was a Dr. Clausen sa «IU> rick ... h»,l enthusiasm over T. C am r B‘x Cons . it wNI 1"* nf,l° r,i Iimit for Kvns, i.!Lk remcmberef, b ciahtto h <‘a,!fcre» w l,h np stipulation as to number. M08t of the Powers r® 8«Hafied with eight of these . ^ ™mc.of the enthi t f sc.entific knot JPct• shc *aid* th mnnv v*luabI* /arthcr xetcnnh aim c. Western raisers were up in arms today over reports from Boston that the Hotelmen’s asso­ ciation of that city are a d v isin ' their guests to refrain from order­ ing beef products in the dinin'? rooms. And a w ar of retaliation is in prospe#. , . , “ If Boston is KUH'K l<» uu ju r.i onr beef, why shouldn’t we answer DENVER hlh» recent years have shown idilie hi the cotton acreage, s has been a general extencotton" rplanting i■of pv*” " -.......« northward ...... d l _____ i ______ m * t_ _ i _ _ i i _______ 0 atne coming of the boll wcevIn spite of new difficulties qg cnftijn culture In parts of h rO , ,National production hoa town ’ a steady Increase since i« Jow output year, 1921, the r a ­ n i showed. “The southeast has been partipatlng. In this Increase and conIbfttcd 'h U rily to the 16,103,670 lie 1*25 and to the crop CITY A tlanta producing Second t h , a ir fa r e . M bull. ; of new. cruiser* bg'-hrld tb« -enter of interest. atated that there' is an con3tpii5*?nCrC”80dn P°wtr and ' S oj , L V" >^ throughout the v o tl” nf)(t ur,lcr Although “Jane" does not give the disposition of the guns, this is believed to be . the case with th«Japanese Nnrhi class, for it Is de­ finitely stated that there will be ten. These cruisers, therefore, will bo the most heavily armod of tiny designed under the Washing­ ton Arms T reaty conditions. Italian designers iiaw- gone all out for speed. The Trento and Trieste nre very lightly construct­ next April, the Gaumont-rVitish ed but they are able to do thirtycompany will distribute German six knots, ns against the thirtyfilms in the United Kingdom, two an! thirty-three of other n a t­ while the UFA will m arket Engions. The new 5 000 to cruisers lish films in Germany and Central of the Coleoni class nre to be fa st­ Europe, er still, and do thirty-seven knots Important Agreement in addition to enrrying 6 inch Cinema cire’es here look upon euns of a neiO lm l powerful mod­ the agreement fts of the utmost el. importunc-V insofar as it will proKnots concerning tho elevation vide fJrpnt B ritain with Its first of guns on the battleships of the various nntions are guards/. with the g reatest secrecy, but it is arain “ reported” that England’s Leads In C arrie rs “ Kent" type of cruiser h.ts the While America leads in the a ir­ highest elevatioh, Htutcd to be 52 craft carrier class, with the S a ra ­ degrees. toga mpable of carrying 72 nirplat.e*. the report shows th a t the oth r nation hnve cevoted a great deal more thought to the possibil­ ity of till their wnrships carrying one or more bombing planes, then tluii they have to aircraft carriers ’— ■WMF 2 2 ? Mr = vs Buddy, 12-month old boy from an orphanage at Little flock. Ark., is having the Unto of his life entertnlnlng the co-eds at tho Univcrslty of Arkansas at Fayettevllle. Buddv has come to the universify to help make the courses I- rhUd-recrlng practical, and he ha.. t.a^> practice mothers who see vo tis- feeding, slceulu^ and baths. LONDON'.— Dec. 30— Details o f| cruisers that can plough through the waves at 36 knots an hbur. with gun ranges of nearly tw en­ ty mile*, and carrying half a doz­ en airplanes, are dlscjoset? in the 1927 edition of “Jane’s Fighting Ships," a review of the world’* navies which * has ju s t been re ­ leased in England. This report gives evidence th a t while the world has been listening somewhat puzzler, to the talk of disarmament which has been strewn "Ver tho pages of its press Admirduring recent months, its Admiraltiea hnve been urging their designer - to construct bigger, better and deadlier warships. Th.- most noticeable thing in the equipment of these “ b etter" w ar­ ships i- that the aeroplane has be­ come ’he g reatest factor. On the sea. r. on lnnd, this has come to be the forefront its .the g reatest offeii'i-e and tefensive weapon, and I he adaptation of nir power to warships has occupied most of the thoughts in the minds of na­ vy Ini.Iders. nrtd air- treating rats aff At the sama time, however, they arc not far behind the United State-, for France’s latest “flo at­ ing airdrome” holds 40 small-type hydroplanes, which can be launch­ ed ly a compressed a ir catapult 'a t l< rty-soven miles p?r hour, after a run of sixty-five feet along the c c ’:. Aral Jap an is cre­ dited with having a plane carrier, which has space for fifty mach- (T o o I.aCc T o C la s s ify ) LOST—Between Like Mary an I I-cngwood, lemnn and white set­ ter. Answers to the name of Jack. Finder will receive reward If de­ livered to I* A. Brumley, phons 115-J. ■ FOR RENT—T w o rooms, ono with double bed and one with tv in lid s . -Ill Park Ave. aa-ranleed j g .n r >e*r V JQ „M «U U ttn f Generator, and Starter S tn ta Renaud Battery Shop * , 304 W. Second St. * N ext to Spencers Top Shop U -D tlsit Garage S a tu r 5 lbs. Sweet P o ta to e s........................ ! 8c Vi lb. pkg. Cocoa....... ................. ....... J Q g 2 lbs. Nice Prunes ..... 25c 2V2 lb. Can Sliced P in eap p le...........2 9 C 14 oz. Bottle C a ts u p ............... 24c 1 lb. Plee-zing Peanut B utter ..... 2 9 c 2 Cans No. 1Grated P ineapple........ 2 5 c No. 2Vi California P e a c h e s .......\ 2 8 C 3 cans Van Camps Baked Beans .... 2 5 c * 2 pkg. Rinso *• * * ........................ 1 5 c 7 pkg:. Van Camp W ashing Powder 2 5 c McCuller’s Grocery Co n i it l.r.glnnd has one may on- 1 ly guess, for while the editors of "Jane” have been successful jn combing the m ajority of tne wu’M’s Adm iralties fo r secrets of th ir fighting craft, they have failed at home, as plan and in fe r-* mntion regarding British ships! at ■ rigorously suppressed. However, it is “ reported” that most of B ritain’s new shins will! ] EXPERT ( • (RADIO REPAIRING* ' Work Guaranteed jt Bosch, Freed-Elsman, & J Crosley receiving sets, * Tubes, Batteries and Elim inators. i SEMINOLE RADIO CO. 323 Sanford Ave. Phone G30—J Call Ite For Repairs and Demonstrations BATTERIES Basket Phone 61 Bldf?. Note these rock bottom pricca. . . . . mark the savings offered on your favorite brands of foods. You will find these to be representative of the values to be found every day at your A & P Store. EM ECONOMY ” ” '1---- '^T ll" m — l 1................. 1 lh. Can ..................21c 2 lb. C an.................. 4 lb. C an.................. 8 lb. Can .............. $1.39 1 P 3 1 SN O W D R IF1 California Dea Mohie» Galveston F ig s 7'^ Jacksonville 108 SOUTH PALMETTO AVE oz- P k S- 3 fqr 25/ No. 2 cun Iona Brand Black Eye Pe as ;i for 25/ White House Ham English Peas, 2 lb........... Yellow Squash, 2 lbs. W hite Potatoes, 10 lbs. W estern Pot Roast of Beef - Sunnyfield, lb.’ pkg. Waldorf’ 1 -0 'Green Beans, lb............... 1 Sliced, Smoked Tall Can 1Q^ Evaporated Milk % ,«„!| ^ 1O '- Sliced * Bacon 39^ Toili Fancy Picnic Hams 41b. to 61b. 18C lb. , .v r: •• Quick Suds' Chipso 9 oz- pkg. 3 for 19c G i& it Peppers, 3 for ... - * Fresh Y ard Eggs, doz. All Yukon Club' F tts h B utter Milk, q t GingerAle2 25^ SoapTO bars 40^ *. M ayonnaise» 213^ a 11/ P & G White Naptha fo r fo r Tomatoes, i t ......... ....... Blue Ribbon, ^ M i j ^ r i e s , lb....... . l ! oz. Blue Eo:.net M arket P. 8. Y tnuj and Wm. Muagrave Prop**. 2oS. Slreel & tealord Avenue m\ & L ■' J l k I t- :l s' B l Wk. T /fMXm t \ IIKN ra 51 [1 lU I 1111 ox; �WotPan 1 0 ,0 0 0 M m o r s Complete Rule Crooks In Recent Survey naon’s Chinatown Made In New York State French Colony Of 5,000 .For New Tire Factory Is a - S ttE S f c r S & A i Planted In English 'Town B arrow ’s View O f B Social Structure Wrong, SaysM ayer ' LONDON, D«c. 30. — Limehouse rhinato-vm of London and cen£? of ita underworld, to ruled by .w h ite woman, commonly called JL “ Uncrowned Queen.” ^Tbla rtfyitenouB and sinister fig- the validity o f-tb # ( CLEVELAND, (L Dec- 30 (Continued From Page $ i.; Henry S r l i o l l n ^ _ ( I N S ^ T h e opinion of Clarence of Diode petitions and* I Darrow, the famous Chicago a t ­ will be enm itv and antagonism think thft. courts < among the people of this City for torney that humans sre “chips first one 1th e rftiestidfi1 on a stream " tossed btek and for many year* to come." forth with which we can do dime of the riahn- is A. P, Connelly: "Tbe city baa nothing, is alt wrong, according t>> employed experts to.study its a f­ Prof. Joseph Mayer, head of the department of economics and so­ faire and they have seen fit to ciology at Tuft* College, M ass, question certain obligations. While is and author of th at widely read 1 am In favor the city paying its book, "Tbe Seven Seals-of obligations, ! think in view of the Science." experts** report the Hutton claims "For Darrow to say. we cannot do 'anything about socclal struc­ should be tested in the courts ture of the world, is wrong,” and their legality thoroughly es­ Prof- Mayers- who is visittrwr tablished.' here, stated. S. M. Lloyd: "I think if the The Massachusetts educator declared that although we cannot change natural to*» it does not mean we are not able to apply them. “ Fire is a natural phenomenon," declared Mayer- "But man has changed it from r, menace to a useful tool. "The automobile is purely an artificial creation of natural re!sources. Our modern society Is | just ns artificial as the automo­ bile and the man made it himself out of nature." “We haven’t dope it yet,” Prof. Mayor explained, "h«au*e the foundation of social science is psychology of which we know very little os yet.” In conclusion the New England professor stated that we “do possess the power to control the v .v jasreq* stream upon which humanity is Irish* • * tossed." ALBANY. N. Y____ Dec.. 30-—(INS) —In a report which readi&t\as wierdly in contrast to ail the outward appearances of m aterial prosper­ ity of the United States as the tal­ es of th« "wild children *of Mo*, cow," John S. Kennedy, a member ™wnization .which rules the underof the New York Commission of Correction, asserts there Is an sr{orld of London. Cl,. (■ the Brtdn* of numerona my of more th sn 10,000 boy crim ­ STOKE-ON-TRENT, Eng., Dec. like. inals under the age of twenty-one r t nlblina finga. the: traffickers In year* of age operating in, New opiurfl, an d the. agent respon- 2 | 7 ‘NS)~ In this very English Two things the resident of this Jbie for helping Chinese to evade district, made doubly famous by new Arcady dislike. One is tho York State a t the present time. the early novels of Arnold Rennett These juvenile criminals ar# re­ weather, and the other the fset £tudni»the « - country « S ►wn inimitable pottery, a little that English saloons—or pubs, as sponsible for 44 per cent of all tho * tit ioctt it i* Sited, though sh ells etn*emed Ini. Krench colony Is trying to settle they arp_better known—are strict­ crime committed in the State, Ken­ numerous other criminal enter- down and Is finding the transfer ly supervised by tow, and are nedy asserted. * * nriseB, m ost.of her time is devoted from Montparnasse to a typbnl open only at certain hours of tho To Arouse Sefrtlment Bntish countryplace but litjt]e to day. to the Chinese. Kennedy said that hiR purpose in its likmg. ■ . p or yeara the law has been try* Few of the residents speak Eng- reporting on this “astounding num­ >|ng to W thU wohsan. Only once Fh<..»olony B P " sent. numbers l**b>at all, and they have found ber" of criminal youths waa to 3lx weeks after Clara Poulton be.h* In their hands! but thbt fonly 300 men and women, but difficulty in establishing pleasant arouse public sentiment to tbe need :aate the secret bride of Attorney —, for a common charge of as- there are fresh arrivals almost relations with the native popula­ for measures which will t*.rn away Richard P. Poulton or Chicago, her rtalt; and ev en ’then, they could every week. They represent the tion of the village. from the tide of crime so many fu­ Qujband was mysteriously marJered. The attorney's body ws» not get anyone to give evidence advance guard of an army of 5,000 The greatest difficulty that the ture citizens of the State.” found, badly beaten, In a, loop baseogainst her, so forced to ac­ workers, almost all French, who colonists encounter is th a t of find­ Of the huge total, 5J)7l passed Dent after a meeting of it painter** are to tako employement in the quit her. j ing amusement A number of the during the year ending in June 30, Michelin tire factory now being local. • P a st A Mystery newsdealers and booksellers in the 1927, through tho penal Instltuerected here. Althooth>her p ast is a mystery, village have stocked their shelves tiona in N«w York City; the city Many of the new residents have with French novels and newspa­ (ha story *M«, this vfhite woman prisons of Manhattan, Brooklyn - m . to Limehouse, ijimunouso. many years n|!Ver b« n in England before, for pers. and Queens and the county-jails of ■*o as the'*irl*Wnfe of an influ- although it is less than twentyFortunately, Hollywood speaks Richmond and the Bronx. Brooklyn •stl'al Chlmtinan. During the many *jve miles from Dover to Colab, a universal language, and the had the largest number with 3,001 . Whnch *- ■she -*-• lived among j thousands of French people have French colony is always well years In while Manhattan was second- with the Chinese> becoming almost one never left their native soil to soe represented at the movies In town. 984. of them,.sb* camo to know, the in­ what rtheir neighbor on the other The factory Is expected to be in During the same time county ner most se w e fa re f Chinatown; side of the Fjiglish Channel is operation in a few month's. jails of the State received 34-boys gaining n.w jm derfullpslght of the under sixteen, 4,835 between 10 workings of* tho Chinese mind. and 21, and 1,310 of 21 years. In Winnng- »ho confidence of the P l f O P T 17 A P D f l B T f Y *eM rrom Doited States; that Chinese, «bn- B»lp«d access to the Jh l J A / i L E i \ i r I V f R iA V r D we become industrially inde­ midilion to these, tho report con­ meeting hdtuea p f the ringleaders. pendent the demand for goods tinues, 227 boys batween Id and. 20 Soon her wUdpu»i «»ve her power made in the United States proper were committed to State prisons, among ibese men, until her word will be less. Just the opposito is nnd there were 100 more 21 years *’ was law: Absorbing an ait Iextraordin the truth; for our transition from of- age. Earnest Effort* ary knowtodgn- o? the, law, she an agricultural country of the formed in organisation known os plantation typo to an industrial Rotween these ages 507 were community would mean a much sent to the New York State Re­ tb« “F ig h ts* Fvmd.'’ to which nt»riy tvttjr* Chinese who cornea higher standard of living, and formatory, and 559 batween >0 and. to:Loitdon,» Chinatown contributes. S m all C o u n tr y B e lo n g in g T o consvqqently a much higher pur­ 21, and 180 of 21 years were, com­ U n ite d S t a t e s L o n g a T o B e- chasing power for the country. I t .U &aid, tijsre.are.China** who mitted to other penal institutions. pay b o erioriiioita sums, while turrit* A s s o c ia te d In B u ild ­ Commissioner Kennedy declared * ' } ■ : A , .g . otltora, drop, amalUr contributions ing; G r e g t A m e ric a n E m p ir e that whllr in New York earn­ | ' *. V*. into aNh4tW M tth pail th at stand* est effort* are being modn through Persistent couth* and colds lead te upon a iih ll In h fr room in Lime­ tho formation of boys' cluos and serious trouble. You can stop them now NBW YORK; Dec. 30.—Mops of house, similar organizations to training, with Oeonndiion, an emubiiied creo­ France usuplty show, qn, the lower Looks. A fter Prisoner* entertainm ent nnd opportunities Don't say that Mrs. 'William Me- sote that it pleasanL to take. Creomulleft-hand corner, enclosed in a Frotn tfna room, on the top spuaro, tiny Corsica, the birth­ for*relaxation so that boys’ minds Mullen Is a member of the weaker aion ia a new medical discovery with, floor Qf a dingly little house in place. of Napoleon. The island has may be diverted along the paths of sex. This Gaylord, Kns.,- woman two-fold action; it soothet and heals Pemiyfield this Uncrowned Queen been p a rt of Franco for over one ’** > rectitude and good citizenship, coached on* of the few undefeat­ the inflamed membranes tad Inhibits of Limthouze operates. It is hundred years, it being today one "they are all too few in number ed j>rep school teams of her sec­ germ growth. here that,.w hen Chinamen are ar- of the ninety departmental units .Of all kmwn drugs, creosote it rec­ and territory 'covered, and this ran g ed .fo r opium smoking, pedd­ making up the European territory {Tticcess In Meeting Business startling array of figures should tion this year. ^ S h o does every** ognised by elgh medical authorities w thing any m alt coach does, InclucW Problems Next Year To Be* result in an aroused public senti­ ana of the greatest healing agencies for ling fo r sm uggling, she organises of th a t republic. ing mapping out her .own plgyb't persistent coughs and- colds and other hla defense, finding the loopholes pendUpoiOKxtentToiWhich ment and a tremendous widening Rica expects some day tn forma of throat trouble*. Creonmlttonr th o u g h . which ho so often escapes. be Porto and extension of these activities." Science Will Be Utilized in a sim ilar relation to the u n it­ contain*, in addition to creosote, other l U r 'f i r s t step to to arrange, th at ed States, of which it has been a healing elements which soothe and heal th e\Ptisoncr shall have every lux­ since the year 181)3. Of course the infected membranes and stop the lly W. 8 . Cousins ury th a t the hijv permits to per­ part and purheases of automobile! and Porto Rica does not cherish the am ­ Irritatlhn and Inflammation, while the International News Service sona'ori'remand. • railway equipment. In his oipnion% bition o f furnishing, n Napoleon, creosote goes on to tho stomach, is eb­ •Financial Editor On AH Cars ’ LThed.reid&Lby her extensive le- for there Is not upon the face of the on bed into the blood, si licks the seat "Our position with respect to NEW YORK. Dec. Succesi foreign trade is favorable' said All Work Guaranteed '* Hhpwledge'and surrounded by earth a more pace-loving country jf die trouble end checks the growth o f crafty lawyers, she than Porto Rica. W hat they mean in meeting business problems of Pierson. “Exports during 1927 has Lowest Possible Prices if the gernui 1928 will depend in unusually largilAhpils. .. substantial!: cash Is to contribute their full share in Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac­ PAN-AM GAS & OILS been excellent. Of late, we have even1: witnesses. _ tory in the treatment of nenlstent the building of the great American measure upon the extent to which beanl much about the danger to )Ugh she woehs behind the. empire of happineas and prosperity, the principles of science are ap­ our foreign trade through the large coughs sod colds, bronchial asthma, tl brnnebitia end other forme of respire- 11 scisnea. *Wd has never been known not only for the good of the Wes- plied to nruunlsation ami manage­ scale combinations of European ory disceaes, end is excellent far build* 1 to coma, o n i'ln the open, th e1Police tech Hemisphere, but for all hu­ ment. The. bgais left- by 1927 is Competition,'bup H probably will bei ing up tho ititam after tohto or flw'l are confident that one of - these manity. round and lUiftcicnt. Nd necessary found that much of his danger will Money refunded ifanr cough or cold to days they will secure evidence, The first thing to do, naturally, element seems lacking. be neutralized by improvement in not relieved after tahlog according to Which they claim will render hes a to know each other. Continental Phone 382-W 820 W. 1st. >4. This is the belief of Lewis E. directions. Ask your druggist, (ad?.) { harm less for a long time to come. with its insular possession in the Pierson, chairman of the American the financial condition of our fore­ ign customers and the purchasing Caribenn Sea, and American citi­ Exchange Irving T ris t Company power of foreign moneys.” zens of Porto Rica must assimilate of New York, and president of tho all the good things making for real United State* Chamber of Com­ OKI READY TQ RAISE S i’ll Americanism. merce. The island is a veritable tropical Pierson reminds us that a nat­ PROVINCETON, Mass., Dee. garden, four days distant from New York or New Orleans. It has ional purhrusing power whose lim­ 30.—(IN S )—"We will open the 1,500 kilometers of high-class au­ its have not been reached durinT hatch of the engine room tomorrow Our tomobile roads traversing natural the last three years has been still if the weather permits. LONDON, Dec. 30, —1INS— scenery coippnmble only with further strengthened by n marked tunnels are practically completed Mental disorders are brought Switzerland's. Of the 1,400,000 in­ improvement in tho agricultural and the pontoons are ready to habitants, considerably fewer than situation. He looks for no change drop to the bottom,” said Com­ about in man by the ®f C aliflower/lb...... .......... 10c almost more than anything else. one-third are colored, the rest arc in the "decidedly easy condition of mander Hartley of the Falcon, res­ money." Credit is ample, inventor- cue fleet flagship today while When man gives up hla w e s Caucasian. English Peas, 2 lbs.............. ........: 25c work w ithout leaving enough.in-^ Our yearly commerce with the ies uniformly low, banking condi­ divers were completing the sec­ tions excellent, nnd the present Irish Potatoes, 10 lbs.............................. ond tunnel under the gun of the terests to give a real manning W United States has increased from life, he runs a great risk of mental less than $20,000,000 in 1800 to year will provide a substantial 8-4 now nt the bottom of PrnvArizona Lettuce, lb......... ....................^ ‘.18c negrly $200,000,000 a t tho present carry-over of building contract* Incetown Harbor. breakyowti. York Imperial Apples, 3, lbs.,.............. 25c TWa la the suhstance of a, report time. There arc in tho Island more tamed by the National Council of Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs............................... 25c Mental Hygiene, who have recent­ than 750,000 persona aged IS years ly finished a several years study or more, of whom some 500,000 Yard Eggs, d o z .................................... 56c of the causes which bring about are out of work for lack of oppor­ Grape Fruit, 2 f o r ......... ................ 5p tunity. At the same time,, prac­ mental disorders. tically no manufacturing is going Unmarried meri are more ap) to on in the country. , There is not “You can buy oil at all prices” Bananas, Oranges, Tangerines, Apples, lose (heir mindvthnn those who one, single cotton mill in Porto U tte taken on all the renponalbW- Rico; more than $13,000,000 worth Honey, Celery, Cabbage and Onions: tle e 'o f life,1 while many menta of cotton textiles having been We Sell breakdowns occur when the pros­ Imported last year. The same*Is pect of N!toarriage is immm true of shoes* of which^W,000,000 worth were imported. Glassware, adds the report2nd. A Pnimetto M. I* Fbx, Pro[k Denying th at kfffdity has _ furniture and many small articles Ip the needlework*line are also at 35 centa a quart great deal to do w ith the W ish in g Y ou A ll A rro w p c rotm N rw Y ea^ cause o f m ental' dUordefl, the re ­ awaiting the energy of the enter­ prising man. With a density of port continues:' popolaton of 400 to the square "Established mental disorder is nil!*. Porto Rico is just ripe for Inonly the resu lt of a long series of dm trializaton, and the ntclligent morbJId changes, initiated perhapii docile labor of the country should cries in m*ke- tho proposition attractive oorr’youth, in childhood chi 10— , a scries EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING which leh m any of the tl stages are mis­ tor American enterprise. «• ting and th e_______ origin of which may 109 N. Palmetto Phone 406 lil>. , ____ Some may thlak th at an indus­ ~T— he altogether hidden — 1 trialized Porto Rico will import i "The sudden flaring up of acute mental diaordet is often only the i lbs* Whole Grain Rice .. term inal m anifestation of a long process o f slow combustion, amoulderihgt during a period of 2 Can Black B erries.. y*ar*. "IViriodic examinations of dis 213 S a n fo rd A v e . W h olesale a n d R e ta il P h o n e 31 turbances from an early age a n lo .2 ,/a Can Yellow Cling Peaches essential; special attention bring directed to the teeth and the .... 16c W hite Bacon,. I K ....................................... s ta te o f tho digestive organs. The lbs. W ater Ground M e a l............. ... 16c ’ ppblic m ust learn to regard men Pur© Vegetable Lard, lb*..... ............. te l disturbance as something to . t o handled frankly and without Golden Days Self-R ising Flour, .24 lbs. Prejudice—Just like physical dls.... 15c ****"■ 1 JUSb B low n Qfulo Tobacco, ping*............... ...... . Weaker Sex? RICO DESIRE FOR U. S. RECOGNITION EE IKS COUGH D i n a CAPITALIST SAYS CONDITIONS GOOD FOR PROSPERITY General Repairing BOB ISHIE’S GARAGE Fear O f L ife S a i d Chief Cause Of A ll M e n t a l D isorders TUurtjtah. r Potatoes MS ■»r*n * 4 Sweet Potatoes 'l fce'l Del Monte Peaches Rq- X “Ye Only One“ t-tfW ■I No. 2 Hit Pork ^ B ean a ... ■rl? no Mixed rant. Van Camps Fresh Fruit And Vegetables T -* 4 lbs. B lu e Roac Sun Maid Prunes 2 lb. carton Pitts & Littrell Say— East Side Curb Market QUAKER STATE »H Mazda Oil, Pb One Can Orange Label -- i* ‘w * ' * Syrup,— Free •• Pitts & Littrell RED STAR GROCERY & FEED CO- I lb. — 2 1 b .; ., i lb. W »>- • Meat Dei — u •i lo. . n r - . J 1 *'• ( * $ l ?0 Pure W heat Bran, per 100 lb s ...... **(.*•**«••****•*■ No. 1 Timothy Hay, per ton,.............................. m f U\ V , We stock at all time* a complete line o5 fancy aadaUpto groceries, poultry, , horaeand dairy feeds. Having a number of large branch store* at various polnta thoughout Florida and purchasing power ensbfafr tn to of far you extremely attract­ rIn the week, ive prices on aU claaaes of merehsndiae every - »:. : # . When dealing with us j are I "From Manufacturer " * W.S. Barton, her , Free Parking Space in Rear 21 Cts. _ 75c £2J25 $31.50 s tubes for money. RINES K Peanut Butter, i -0*7 < W m - *■ "{: » . -'• . ■ — ■ I ---------a -. goC an, Best Grade T ripe.. S»ic f ' ■ er Ssnfi re HI ■- ■ • ■ ,-v -i **••'• 9b, * . i : - ■__ . *-i ■ ■■ ---------- - IK - • . — �iVT H E !S A N F O R D H E ltA L D , T R IP A Y , D E C E M B E R 30, 1927 HJR Sanford Herald Meeting: California’s Latest Move A s Brisbane S ees It California ditrus growers, the Times-Union remarks, Happy Kansas. are launching an advertising campaign for the extension of Oijr Editor** Biff Thought*. jT jffT A Interest in oranges as a health preserving food. The Cali­ Worked to Dealii.. fs) rinrtrfn. «N«*r ar« or fornia growers1action follows recent statements of scientists Good-bye. Mihtletc*. a f l l n r r k S. l i * T . Il 7 Art Him tlTtabaaa who have definitely declared that oranges are of high valf M U U t ' 1*27 111 S l « l ID L. DKiSI —Kjiior ue as food. I W J i n n BF.HCJ „ Maaaon, Experiments in this connection, the Jacksonville pappr; n ew to n , kans , DEC. 30.— tl.R R .iO U S M » n n * ln « IM Itnr notes, have proved that this delicious fruit has sustaining Going thiough Kansas, thin mum•V B s n tllT IO M HATH* qualities that are exceeded by hut few things, and their 0I* the writer'* third trip across — . annlinont tniA HlOnUl, 111? Y e a r ------------------■---— t "•** • l l a a l h * .. use by well people and sick people; by rich people and I ***j white faced cattle ; rM Monlk, wT-i people, nnd generously, will tend to better general health. j„ tho standing cornstalk* seem C a rrie r prr happy oml fat, .von see 40 uuto\ _____J___ Hi. The TJmes-Unlon says further: U m M , SanfuriT* s l i t s e e r » r » « in cminly man* where you r a b a r r l k r * i r IS* t n l r r i f c ‘Florida will benefit no little through the efforts ' mobiles £ u-ed to »cc one buggy or rockaMl S cit* Heri-lrr rffflvlM fr«m being made to popularize the orange. It will be a good . way. Kansas pig*, many of them ! n«r«rl*r Bevtn «Nrn«l**il"o H i Ilk*nuns n r r t i dally enter, thing for all growers of citrus fruits, everywhere. Flor­ “Jersey Ketls." live in wide fields, r Bit (hr lesdln* event.. of Ihr instead of muddy stys and are , lev B trU . Th* I. R. *. la *■ida oranges tire known to be as fine as any grown in the (bllr efflelrn* la Klartda and II* clean. Pigs, like human being*, world, and they are preferred by many people, who have n i l of hauritlBK «t«te m « i l» are clean in the light environ­ hunt raaal. had the chance to use and appreciate the fruits of many ment. Phr llrrald la n nirHihrr «f Ike lands and all sections. California oranges will he recom­ til || area b s i ClrrulatlflBa. att mended, by the advertising that is being sent from that | NEWSPAPERS OK different • r a a l l a B M l A n v o e l n ll u n n f P n l t M n. AdtrrlUrr*. nnd Adtrrllalnv passing cities, like so ninny lightsection of the country, but there can be no claim sub­ Mta wblrh rfi)«lrn r.irh I’uh' houses, give information. The |« r member lo .uhinll lu a stantiated that would cause anyone desiring oranges ; Kansas City Jornnl, Willinm Allen iVMtfh aadlt »f anbnrrlatlnn to turn away from Florida fruit. m la a r d r r In i r r l f i a b » » ln 1 rlr White’s Emporia Gazette, Sena­ • t a in l m a HI n r rnl rru r r u lm a tin l n n ia n B i l l ■ M tor Capper's Topeka Daily Capi­ “Magazine advertising and newspaper advertising M at h a a la r a a m ethod*. tal and the Murdock brother*’ is read the country over, and every proper effort made Wichita Eagle, tell you all there FRIDAY, DEC. SO, 1927. to increase the use of citrus fruits will be useful to the is to know, and more. T ins n n n A i.n 's pro o h a m industry, wherever carried on. Florida advertises her cit­ i B r a a o m r In e l t y a n d e n n n t y a d rus fruits extensively, but there will be no harm done by GREAT KANSAS edit ;■* seem a la la tn itlrn . to have about the same intercut*. ■ D t r * r t w, W r ro a a tra l o J a r k a o n any good word said for the fruit emanating from any rUlr. ■ I r n r i l i n o f S t. J o h n * .I n d.i a n First comes the (act t u. yolitvj source. The endorsement of the physicians is certain to Hickman, kidnaper and uiurdere.-, U m C a n k l. have a good effect, as it will certainly increase the use wonders whether he wi 1 he hang­ - I n U B K i f i n , Ion a f m o n t h l y " r » 7 of oranges — nnd increased use of citrus fruits means ed or jailed for life. He won’t tla Wr>k." _ _ atlHC hu lM ln a yrodlagaaill wonder long. And the other fact better henlth. for America. . ■ P m honor*, h o a rla np n rtm eo t While it is true that Florida oranges will benefit inthat he hfecs perfume* „ C«»iH >ltr d » « i. , .. , ... . , ,, - to hi* overcoat a fter thousnnils oi - £ • • > * l e t In it u l r i l l h e « u t l f l e « . directly from the advertising campaign of the California imi|pJ, jn an opon car> fra praarnni. growers, that does not seem to he any reason why citrus - A M B n * d m o d e r n h<>*i>lln1. men of this state should not conduct one of tho’r own. Flor- NEXT IN IMPORTANCE comes BIBLE VERSE FOP. TODAY i fact thnt J. Pierpont Morgan 1UR OPPORTUNITY:-lTe"thou : '.dft oranges are superior to those of California and this fact >corJHenlj# tl) ^cad the U. S. Steel ilted. 0 God, above the heavens: Is recopized by a large portion of the country, but if we are , corporation. And a fter that inIthy glory above nil the earth, to sit idly by, while our competitors tell about the food Val-1formation thnt Mexico on second jtttn 108:5. ue of their products, then our fruit will soon he forgotten. | thought won’t confiscate oil land* ?RAYER: Sing unto the Lord, 0 Florida growers, of course, nre already doing some ex-!{^.ff,r^ °M 4.xi'co*ad latest* m nstituMint* of Hi*, nnd give thanks at tenr.ive advertising and it is serving to increase the demand timi was invented. I remembrance of His Holiness. all the time, hut general advertising will not suffice to meet the latest move of the Californinns. If already many people N E W SPAl’ERS, TELEPHONES, GYPSY QUIET the radio and moving Iwt does it m atter thnt the time ]know that our oranges nre the best, it should not take very automobile*, picture* have made interest, aphas come much additional persuasion to show them that Florida fruit peurunce, manners and customs in When I am too old to wander runic pink silk stockings worn in has thnt much more food value. down at BRAKE SERVICE mnM KloWJa. A truss | • fertile valley-laml of life, or hum The thin, staccato music of the W hat Good Hotels Mean >town 7 the depths of Alaska and at West. Key IT WAS SUGGESTED in thi* column lately that farmers might some day sell cornstalk* to make artificial silk and find the stalks worth nmre than the corn. William Allen White on his front page says "an Emporian” which means an inhabitant of Emporia, is building u factory to make from cornstalks celluose t<» be m anu­ factured into artificial silk, paper, films, celluoid, explosives, varnshes nnd other products. These Kansas cattle with white faces will miss the wide field* of cornstalk* now left standing, hut farm ers will bo happier. Running through the exchanges the other day, we found this rather interesting bit in the Fort Myers Press. It quotes from Edson R. Waite of Shawnee, Oklahoma, who tells us that good hotels are the biggest asset of a modern city. In view of the opening of Snnford's fine tourist hotel under new and progressive management, we think it might be of interest to reproduce it here, ns follows: The reputation of a city of good hotels goes far and I With pirouette and pass—a w;de- it brings favorable mention from every section. ^ U n g ” lotr, to..ing roguish Good hotels bring much business to every city. They bring glance outside money that is spent in every line of business. They strangely sweet *wcet bring shoppers galore. They bring buyers to wholesalers Of meaning strangely and promising, and manufacturers. They brliifr many salesmen tn . ft yjtA1 bile old thoughts linger, age Is The better the hotels, the longer they stay. VICTOR MURDOCK, IN large young and free; In the city of good hotels, the salesmen have theirsnm- [type on front page *uy«. "Rome »o green of spring is gold on T autumn’* tree. tdes open nnd invite the merdumts from the sniToundimr!" :,s shaken by a quake fouri nd"; —John P. Mullen in the Hotariun. cities to come and look. They bnhg a big automobile trade [JJJJ B K * nnnimwi "« ihat l ik e Loeb and I^opohl ntuy be to a city. Tho first impression n visitor gets of a city is i among the relative.* of Sylvester lekman will get off because lie is the hotels. If they make a good impression, they stay days | I*oli, at Turin, Italy, when they instead of hours. Nowadays the man looking for an open-1 yesterday that Uncle SyJ>young. ing for a business, a home or an investment, travels by | Amwk-o^wUh'“w M M o P President Coolidgc is scheduled automobile. If the hotels are good, he thinks it a worth That sum. amounting to nlmoit ir a trip to Havana in February while city. Good hotels often bring homeseekers and new f,00.000.000 lire, will he very wel­ Gracious Cal” is getting in n come in Italy. Mussolini will ass with Woodrow Wilson as a industries to a city, thus assuring a steady, healthy growth. know how to make It useful nbd Boost good hotels! aveling man. how to tax it. ------ c ------------------- n---------------------1 G. Fields' Minstrel »how, well I WOULD NOT be surprised to learn thnt Henry Ford SENATOR CAPPER'S DAILY Down in Hanford, has closed, is the greatest patron of journalism this or any other Capital say* miatlctue sales hn/c fallen off. Thero is little Uemuxl wmporarily,’’ it is said. People ho have looked forward to this country has yet produced. He has set the pace in advertis­ for it "Kissing i* too comm»n itertainmcnt every yeiir will mins ing. Now, if his new car shnll add to Mr. Ford’s billions, nowadays to be looked forward In the future. It will be plain to the business world that to his seemingly to a* an unusual Christmas tre a t" 1 ------ o-------prodigal but in fact highly conservative advertising mnst A modest .lady climbing to tie Don’t think you can keep homo- be ascribed a very large share of the credit. In this con­ tap of thu London bus held h«r lekera from knowing w hat taxes nection, it is well for nil advertisers to ask themselves why skirts tightly about her anklci, the weary bu* conductor salt, re simply by not putting it in the Is no treat to me, ma'am.” aper. No man is going to buy Henry Ford, Master Advertiser of all time, did not turn to "Legu Legs are certainly no tre a t h roparty or establish a business in the bill boards. He has bought lorests and mines nnd this country, nod now tho yourg city until he finds out what the railroads in order to promote his colossal corporation. lie think the mistletoe n joke. Tin* IXes are going to be. seems content to depend upon Indoor advertisement unon romance goes into tho discard. ------- - O - — — Y rult and truck grower* of tho the printed page.—From “Random Comment.” one, before the embers of my Are, I see a hundred dawns nil bannered-gold id roee on sunburnt hills, and bear a lyre Whose music lured the cara­ vans of old; id, in the flickering light, I see her dance AN OLD MAN having worked -------------------------------- o --------------------------------anford section are looking forfaithfully for the pnstoffice for to to a prosperous year with years, got 'through the extra haul prices prevailing for their work of Christmas nnd was foutd ;uce and the crop outlook, from I dead in bed. Uncle Hum had tie SARASOTA IIERALI) irta, being very bright, much satisfaction, if any satisfaction, if la expected to be put into We are glad to be able to give tourist condition is both intim ate ; knowing thot he got out of thtt lion within the next month. judgment M rvm,t “ U therc w“ s *n hll? ‘ A ^Florida S tate News. Speaking our readers in Tuesday morning’s, and extensive. H is Herald a reprint of an interview should go « long way to confirm ,K,t'cnt farm er would be ashnmtd if publicity. of Joe 11. Gill, first published in us in the opinion, which we have ‘l’ wo,rk 0 horHe thnt servant .f ---- -— o -------- Senator Tom Wglsh, ef Mon- the Wall Street Journal. Mr. GUI nil entertained, th a t the tourist thl? richest country in tho word ____ this ___ __ _ would exceed wa.lJ year • ana, famous investigator into t h e ! is vice president and general mun- business Postoffice employes should ha.-c pear, Hotel tqually famou.t Teapot Dome oil uger of the Florida Power u n d jth a t of any previous yi urt. better pay while they work, and u » ... get ,J gbt company. The Florida P ow -1booking* throughout tble * i* in Daytona trying to chance to enjoy part of life in freefrom politics. Walsh canid F «nd Light Company a subsid- to thaCeffecC ................ It is pieusing to note the c n i - |‘i°m 0,1 decent pensions, vo had the Democratic nomina- i '.a.r>. ,of the Am*r^ n 1 ower ®ml for the vice presidency at the U r t t company, began operation phasis Mr. Gill places upon the c* i JOHN I URCELL, ABLE ralconvention if he had wanted Jn th >* » ^ tu ■ JL‘W y« « . . « « “• 11 agricultural development of the high power lines u p ____ statc. He tolls us, "A n adequate road man, says the Diesel englie May be there will be a better now hm and down the cast coast, across the comprehension'"of"^7 he agricultural using distillate much cheaper thin ilum for him tuts time. , . . • _____ ,,______ J state and up and down the west uctivity now under wny in the gasoline “is the coming thinr." 'Dog coursing at the Hialeah !CJ'*‘SL It covers virtually the on- state hardly cun be conveyed to It will take the place of stenn In roftuced for tho, first time IUro toumt uml “tfncultural sec ■me who hus not traveled in Flor- engines Ip railroad motive power, Mr. Purcell thinks railroad* Till Sirfelmas day. didn't take well t,on* of M 2 e J R B!!Sj lila within the h a t six months.” u - j . ............V , , m anager o this company, Mr. Gill He see* land, which in the boom of , u>o Diesel engines generutng audienco K Huudienco H H u that a t i |s intim ntc|y |n touch w|,h Florvith the ImL.iaj run electric motors on >bits da’s development and intensely in- 1925 waa plotted into town lo t* ,; ^ijtieMsed t e deaths «>t six rabbits being returned to cultivation, g rea t 'K ‘w locomotives. T hat is chc»rlite r each one had been chasedJ all nil tercsted in i t His company has tracts of land cleared, drained and .Ju l news for oil men, when oil >ver the arenaa by three dog*. I ii oy tnrec dogs. I '1* j nlreudy invested oyer u hundred Ugnant *"e -tutors left.—Ociil.t (j narH jn ^be development of it* prepared for the plow, groves neg- j lakes the place of coal on rslliected during the real e sta te boom. : roads the oil surplus won l hst Star. Die opera.ors icru.ors ii’ must .usi nave have |t tirunreties pronri-iir- in this thi* state. worked over, fertilized and l°nK•o u g h t tV - v.t-iv dealing with | u r . Gill i* very much encourag- brought back to production, and a J doxtean crowds Ic«l about the future of Florida. In new nnd promising activity am ong! MIL RUTH amazes -------—o --------jbis opinion, .this winter will find the growers and truckers, looking I sportdom by saying, Ncunng recent visitor to the low er, the tourist business on u stable to the more profitable m arketing ! Jbe advanced age of 31 th a t he Coast reporta there ore more bast*. He sets the valuation of of their products. Electricity on Ibelieves in all year round trsinif I’alm Beach, and Miami | the tourist crop at two hundred tho farm la going to play a very an,l expects to be Just as present time, fully a month \ million dollars per annum. Aa he large part In tha agricultural dev** be is now. the he ght qf the season, sees the situation, the people of •lopment of the stnte, and Mr. I J F o r *uch work aa Babe Kuth ever before. The nortnern man ! Florida have mHdu ample provi uin Gill'ss company ti un eex- [docs, hard anil 40 is m aking an x - hitting " m‘ running. ■ *>; crate means is ju st beginning *i«n to take enre of their tourist hnustive study of the situation ; should be the best ago, ami 50 l!*e that he cun spend the business. They are better P « - with r n iVi^w view to placing the #■•**»••« VMV - re- 1*bout M Kood. It isn't their uork i r in F o r ’da, traveling to nnd pared to receive them than over nourriM o f the Flo F lo rid ‘ a '‘Power and b«t their play between times that i, at tom expense than he can I before, with better highway*. Light at the service of the farm- make* men old. In hi* own home town. hotels, better railway *«r- ers. Its splendid plant equipment / . !! ;—; _____ (vise and better recreational facillwith its facilities for distributing’ Nicholas Longworth has bem re’ec ion of J. I \ Morgan a<% {\c*- T,?e impression, with which electricity over the territory in reelected ip ts k tt of the house at tourists will leave the state which it operates, nnd Ita efferen t Washington. Nicholas is certilnly l.uf the United Stales Htecl the thi* year, when they return home, management, constitute It, a g r i-t* most.populuf member of that on wa* a clever move bv be much more favorable than cullunrily and otherwise, one of august body and It’s surprising Ac'uuHy he will wjl| it, has ever been, and the reports FloridaV greatest assets. The (that ha doesn’t get swell-headed more to do w’t’i it than they will carry back to the north fact that this company-spent, dur- und moke n try at the presidential since Myron Taylor u* will only serve to bring mai jng thi* past two years, forty m ill-! nomination. However, maybe Nick f tL’inei* Poniniil^p '.on dollars on new construction in Is a wtia guv and bellves that it’s to be tha big cheese tn the this elate, is moat COJlvinclng ©Vi. better ______ dence »f the faltjvof the men o' qwer house thhn a ticfeated Frc.*•b- bee- nf U in Flar’da. Qig Ual candidate.—W inter H aw n Ui 'L ion believa, ‘ -------.-s, f l c v #»;,e g 1 ' t , , j j AK hydraulic AND MECHANICAL AUTO REPAIRIN q Sanford Auto Brake Service Tk5 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Halting, Crating, Shipping, and Storage. We nre prepared to do any ■kind of transfer service at REASONABLE PRICES. Phone 498 601 E. 3rd. St FOR RENT In LOCH ARBOR One 4 room, one 5 room nnd one 6 room house. These houses sre modern every respect, and the rent Is reasonable. Also have two 2 room apartments partly turn ished. \jight Gars.••• Elton J. Moughton A rchitect First N at'l Hank Kldg. can now give big^car com fort l! Hanford, F lorida. Aonaing new device eliminates bounding and tossing la light, short-wheelbase cars. Allows you to take rough roads at forty and rtijoy smooth stabilatcd m otor­ ing. Seven-day guarantoed-free trial. $28 for c o m p le te sec of four. Slight installation charge. FROM FACTORY TO YOU FEDERAL. EXTRA SERVICE TIRES & TUBES nt prices you would pay fot inferior, unknown, makeshift brands. F. P. RINES _ WATSON _ S tamlator S lu - grip FV I C K S Check before it starts. Rub on—Inhale vspor* flM li You will have to set these to appreciate them. G. S. WITMER, P. O. Box 339 ^andford, Fla . phone 254 — M NOTICE We now have our old Phone No. 311 In our new office 2i)0 Palmetto—When you want Elder Springs Water, Call us. And We will give prompt delivery. A U TO M im vF. ELECTRIC CO. W. 1st SI. ill O'th Photo* 2J 221 E a st F irs t St. Elder Springs W ater Co. W. W. THOMPSON, Manager Three meals a day, seven days a week! NO EASY order, that. If any m an thinks it is, let him try to pl£n ju st seven consecutive dinners without repeatinfr a single item on any one menu. A woman m ust have considerable ingenuity to plan — and considerable executive ability to prepare — 21 meals a week. FLORIDA ON SOLID BASIS P M W. 1st St. Phone 2 I 3-J In recent years, m any new dishes have graced the dining tables in our homes. Delicacies th at were once secrets of restau ran t chefs are now prepared quickly and easily in our own kitchens. And., advertisements., have had much to do with adding to the variety of our national diet. A beautiful picture of a tem pting dessert, with full directions for m aking it —7another receipe for a luscious salad — a new use for an old fam iliar staple — in such ways do the adver<9telfcements continue to arouse the most jaded palate, and to save the perplexed housewife! It is well w orth While to read and study the advertising pages. To all th a t pertains to the home, to all th at per­ tains to every-day life, the advertisem ents contribute. W hether meals, motor-cars or music, let the advertise­ ments help you m ake the choice. You will find them wise in council, trustw orthy in service. Read the advertisem ents — they help you get the most out of life and save you tim e and trouble doing it mi £ i ’A - T-i ■, 4Kt i r y at J . : 7 :* ■ �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1927 rid Personal Activities ,ce W .p h o n . 14a MRS. FRED. S. DAICER, Socioly Editor Residence T.l, 37. PAGE FCl ^Woman’s Club Gives Mrs, Thigpen HostesslK've**h,s rpaji<>nfor believing that doesn’t cut much figure In W elfare Departm ent To Every WeekBridge polities prohibition jobs anyway: Party On Wednesday Of exceptiimnl interest and “These fellows who get cnfocre -------pleasure was the lovely bridge tnent jobs make so much money •” wi.™. . . . . j The Welfare Department of the party given Thursday afternoon that they move Into expensive !•*» Lmted States and Canada stand a George Hnldeman will he' fen tt. Woman’s Club entertained most when Mrs. ,W, J. Thigpen e n te r­ neighborhoods and retire. They gj good chnnce ojf emerging from lore considered hy the city >*>u:K tained the members of the Every in tor.society instead of for poli• delightfully yet informally Wed­ the competition well up in the lard nesday at an At Home nt the club Meek Bridge Club at her home on Uos. The politicians know th u The most formidable opposition i» ark Avenue, Poinsettias were when they get a man an cnforc • house on Oak Avenue, entertain­ ivishly used in decorating the im-nt jot*. th<ly only ln*e him for expected froni the Finns and the -MRS. PHILIP DUNCAN Me RAF ing members of nil the dcjmrt- rooms where the guests assembled good.” Norwegians who heretoifore have announces the marriage of he-'J n.cnts of the club as well as new for the games. always been ahl# to carry away th.* ■ hit. man wrote into the Treas daughter The bridge accessories were in • uy the other day for a jolt us lion's shnre of honors in these ev­ i II- tjpp® »P*L residents and visitors to the city! MARGARET ELIZABETH keeping with the season and ut daughter Miss Alton Epps «i , n . , , , „ a "prohibition .officer.’’ The up- ents. . to Jefferson. Ga.. who have been vis- 1The offa,r w*» tho f,*rm of » « « conclusion of the games, scores FRIDAY MR. GEORGE ALLEN were counted and the prize for 1.1lean ta spell the won! in many iting here ns the guests of Dr. and !“ «|uninted meeting. Announces the Ope^iflj j'cnrl Robson and Elva MAFFKTT high score among the club m em ­ w.iv-. but that one seems to be the I Mrs. Epps left Thursday morning Wreaths, garlands of red and -will entertain a t bridge at of the Dining Itoom^-" **_mm _ iiu.-t (teculiar to date. b riday morning. for their home. green, houghs of cedar and pines, bers, a framed print was won by JoLt at the home of Miss with a Mrs. James G. Sharon, Mrs. M. December thirtieth Assistant Secretary Lowman ait1 on the Bariford-Orlumhi cs wed as baskets of red roses and H. Mabry, who held highest score dressef a tart letter recently to no nineteen hundred and twenty Misses Mildred und Christine the guests was presented a Oklahoma man who. reported to seven at nine thirty o’clock. Doyle, who are attending school at poinsettius were used in deenrnting among I , y Howard Chapter U. D. dainty hand ntodc handkerchief. bun that his *hr.o* and overcoat the spacious club lounge. At one 'Preshvterian Church, Longwoorf. Fla. St. Augustine, are spending the 1 meet nt 3:00 o'clock a t the Sanford, Florida, *nd of the room, a large Christmas At the tea Imur the hostess served had been st i!nn when a man broke holidays here with their aunt, Mrs. 0f Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, til sty re frv-h merits consisting of and redecorated Frank Miller. tree had beer placed, brilliantly a salad mid uo course with coffee. 'a '" his room, and that he ’.as sure Remodeled FssnM Avenue. "" ' tie hut a dry agent would d • New Management. Moderate lighted with multi-colored electric Mrs. Thigpen’s guests were Mrs. such a thnig. SATURDAY Rates Dr. and Mrs. Allen Junes who l i g h t s . J»me> (I. Sharon, .Mrs. M. H. Jliiry of the Campbell-Loj“ I HAVE soli! over 2.00(1 Ford have been visiting us the guests ot ; The guests were greeted upon Mabry, Mi G. F. Smith, Mrs. rposl American Leftion with Dr. Jones' mother, Mrs. Minnie E. Special by Mrs. Henry Wight, George S Witmcr, Mrs. A. M. De pint-, and would like to tiy my link ISe« Year’s eve dance a t the MR. AND MRS. CLAUDE \ Jones, and sister. Mrs.* lien Cant* j arrival Forest, Mr- M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. •ell ug Federal Radio,” a salestna i chairman of the department Mrs. HA ZEN 1 j-orreet Lake, nt l> o’clock. wipes t" the Federal Radio Com­ lessee nnnnunee the mnrriage of their well, left Wednesday for Kissim- , K. A. Douglass, club president, and Ernest Wiggins, Mrs. Braxton I.. mission. MONDAY. n*ce. , yir* i r iin,K„ • a is i * r ik I1 a t ■ * « * , 14 • It ,i Perkins. MrLuvvtey Inglis of i .Mrs. J. r . Gibbs secretary of the $ 1 .0 0 Z-._„ daughter ithlecn Mallory Circle of the The commission knows one m club. The hostesses for the after^ Atlanta. Mr-. Samuel Dighton, __ JANE ■■■ ■ ttm—r 1— immwi m r * gaptin Church will meet nt Mrs.Paul Keely and snmll daug­ noon were Mrs. K. S. Dutton, Mrs. Mrs. Edward Mnrkell and Mrs. E r­ ■"•> jokes itself. Cnminissioiiec to f.viock nt the home of Mrs. MR. coi.i.A evie w oonrorx hter. Jane left Thursday afternoon Holly anil Mrs. II. J. Lehman. nest Galloway. ^ in i Pickard was asketl recentI) L Jockey, 1310 Park. Avomit, e I ethi-r the commission would ask m their rat for Tampa where they A short program was rendered s Organ Club will meet nt The wedding having taken place. will visit a-i the guests of Mrs. during the atternoon which includ­ ■nything from Congress. .December nineteenth, one o’etock at the home of Mrs. No.’ sanl Sam, “we'ie tin. Imne ed leadings by Miss Cornelia Mc­ thousand nine hundred and twentv- Preston Me Geachey. || Phillips o° ° “k Avenue. thev’re fighting over, Tlie hone Rae, Miss Marjorie Forrest and seven _,cht Club will give dance at •ever says anything." Miss Cnrol Griffin of Kissimmee Margaret Talbott. Several piano Dol.and. Florida. Wimlrit it once— :..mm Coons, Oppnssums, .Skunks. Bring your - k - i IVitht Club nt U:0O o’clock. is the attractive house guest of selections were given by Miss |T TUESDAY flirs in or drop us a card and our rrprcseiilalive will call, We Mrs. Ren Cantwell «t her home on Charlotte Smith. 1urf-hoard tiiittig u popular in Iminolr High School Parent Park Avenue. par highest rush Market I’rirrs. The daintily appionted tea table England Th*- turt-rider nltarhes in Ro d n e y d i t c h e r Ihrrs Association will hold rog■ I was spread with a handsome lace WASHINGTON Politics will h,hiturf-honid to a motor car whicu 1 meeting ut 3:15 o’clock, II, A. Me Llhimnnii nl Atlanta, I and embroidered cover. A silver taken oiii nt the selection of pro­ nion’s (iuild of Holy C ron Git., who has been visiting hi? basket filled with roses and ferns hibition cni.-rcement personnel in drives across a field at a speed of A lovely compliment t o t w o at sister, Mrs. A. W. Epps, left opal Church will meet at formed the central decoration. Tea sofar us the Civil Service Commis- G "in twenty-five to thirty-fiv. 10.3 N. Dark Ave. - Snnford, Fla. • Next to Valdez [o'clock nt the Parish House. tra< ti\e visitors ta the city Miss • Thursday morning for his home. was poured throughout the a fte r­ •Ion cun l e m o v r it. but the commis* niles an hour. Caroline Mathews an<; Miss Mur- ' -------noon by Mrs. M. Martin, while Mrs. don eaiij touch for the politicians :ha Langley of Camp Hill, Ala., Mias Hurt Murrell of Orlando is W T. Wheeless presided over the The work .if putting the person­ was the bridge party given Thurs­ visiting here for a short time as eolfoc service. Refreshments of nel uiniei ■t\ 11 service still goes day afternoon by Mrs.. Alfred W. the guest of her sister .Mrs. W. A. sandwiches, cakes, tea and coffee on and the commission recently an­ Lee Jr., at her home in Franklin Lr filer. were served by the hostess assist­ nounced thin most of the adminis­ |ss Nellie Ray of Jack soo­ Terrace, when she entertained the ed by Mis, Frances Dutton, Miss trative posts probably would he Mrs. Charles K. Henry and Marion Hand, Miss Frances Wlison filled b> • c itilled appointees bv the house guest of Miss members of the Sans Souci Bridge erine Schirnrd, was the guest Club and two extra tables „f daughters. Miss Ruth Henry, Mrs.' and Miss Helen Wilson. tlte first of the year. The lug job Grunt Wilson and Mrs. Claude [nor, Wednesday afternoon at players. of examinin'. 2t1,1X10 applicants and [ely bridge party given by The rooms of this coxy bnme Ogilvie, motored to Orlando Thurs­ PROMINENT WOMAN WEDS certifying i-ligibles for 2"*<I0 jobs is Beverlv' Bender at her horns were abloom with quantities of day where they spent the a fte r­ Rill uiKunipleted, however, because he Panin Road. Poinsettias, pastel tinted sweet peas and eaten- noon. NEW ORLEANS. Dec. of the lurk f funds ejiusetl jo.- the oscs ami greenery were use I ' ilulns combined with asparagus (INSI Mrs. Monette Broussard, Senate filibuster Inst session. pleasing effect nbout the! Terns. Dainty tally cards aceentu- Miss Ruth Gillon returned home wi<lnw of (he late Senator Robert The mil) teasouiiblv itssiini|ttio|i wherc the tables had been! iting the color scheme were used Thursday afternoon front Bartow Broussard, and sister-in-law of the is that poll.us wdl I'igme im port­ .or the games of progressive where she spent a short time with present Senator Edward Brous­ antly in the selection of prohibition •for play. her sister Mrs. Caldwell. She war sard of Louisiana, was married officers, despite the efforts of the er a most interesting game bridge. |iJge had been played and Upon the completion of the fifth accompanied home by her mother, here today to Frederick J. Kilt- commission. The fact is that the Electric Reproducing Phonograph »u,f a TJ hod been totaled it was progression scores were compared .Mrs, S. F„ Gillon, and Mr .and Mrs. berk, of New llteru, La., a child­ commission has a check on the -<— hood friend, that the high' score prize, and Mrs. C. E, Myers who held Charles Ftcinworth who have been politicians and the politicians have nty party bag, had been won top score among the guests, was spending some time at Bartow vis­ » cheek on t h e e namissioit's ambi­ ■ c V j ’■;«3 jlss Alice Elder. For having awarded an embroidered guest iting rleatives. tion to k e e p them out of the pic­ Fraser, Miss Olive Newman, ,Mi-.« ture, lecoful highest score. Miss j towel. The club prize, also a > Miss M argaret Clinkscalcs who Emily I.ingle, Miss Margaret tine Schirnrd was given a 'd a in ty guest towel went t» Mrs. Up to the time the commission j; Peters, Miss Mildred Holly, Miss chet. Miss Bender pre- Emmett McCall. The two guests of has been spending the past two certifies tla- ollgihlcs, politics is Miss Kloise out of the picture, except that tlie t . her honor guest with n flat | nonor. Miss Caroline Matthews weeks here as the guest of Mrs. J. Georgia Mobley, y pocket book ns a momenta I and Miss Martha Langley were Maurice Allen, left Friday for her Lcnier, G. W. Spencer Jr., Horry enforcer who may now hold hi< ,f = . JL'l Woodruff. Frank Woodruff J r , job throug political influence .« occasion. i presented silk lingerie, home nt Belton,'. S, C. - ,*] Robert Dodson, Alnert Connelly, given credit in the examination for towing the awarding of the I Delicious refreshments conslatMr. and Mrs. Tom Cain, who Stanley Vernay, William Dash, iiis experience. After that, in the the hostess assisted l»v ing stuffed apples with cream W. A. Adams, case of.the more important adm in­ [mother Mrs. Frederick W. cheese- and nuts, sandwiches, salt- have been spending the past week Hope Huff, ► >..ifflB Hart on Mabry, istrative jobs te appointing ofti:r, served templing refresh- ines, stuffed dates, cake and cof- here with Mrs. Cain’s parents, Mr. Everall Dash, of a salad course with ho*. fee were served late in the after and Mrs. J. II. Tillis, le a v e 'S a t­ James Sharon Jr., Peter Schanl- ers may select one out of three men noun by the hostess. 'T h is .Machine Is handled by urday for their home at Belle Williniii Lake- Sam Byrd nud| for the job. Hate. James Wright. Meade. N. J, . Lnjoyjng this prtty party were; ghe*tji .were Mias SislUp iik-jnrtances where there are MU **1|* *" « **| ♦ “ *»I Miss Knthcrtru? Hchimrf, Miss Caroline Matthews, Miss numbers pf .■.imilur jobs tqien, the' Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. I jm? ,lr„ rommissinn certifies a lunger list, I Miss Emma Owen, who has I Juno TorrfHec, Miss Ktheldn Martha Langley, Mrs. Emmett Irson, Miss R. E. Griffin, Me Call, Mrs. Lee A. Conoley, been spending the holiduys here left Friday afternoon hy motor and here three men must be chosen lEloiie I-nnier Miss Margaret Mrs. Raymond G. Fox, Mrs. Brax­ with her sister, Mrs. L. P. Me- for Tampa where they will vLil from the first five on the list. For jpsan. Miss Rose LnVcrne ton B. Baggett, Mrs. C. E. Myers, Culler, leaves Sunday for Tamp i as the guest* of Mr, I-ce’a par­ every three men chosen, two may Exclusive Columbia Dealer Miss Pearl Robson, Miss Mrs. Ernest llousholder, Mrs, W. where she is a member of the ents- Air. and Mrs A, W. Ism Sr. be eliminated entirely. None of the 108 SouthPark Ave. Vincent. Miss Natalie Theodore Langley, ,Mrs. Ralph faculty of the English Classical Miss Martha Fitts left Friday five is discarded until the appoint­ • [worth, Miss Alice Elder, W ight,. Mrs. Charles L. Parks, School. ing officei lias ronsidered him for lor Washington, I). C„ where she iBeatrice Howard, Miss Julia Mrs. F. E, Roumillat, Mrs. Ben l). will visit her nunt, Mrs. N. F, Pay- three jobs, after which he goes on. Miss Cary tine Matthews, win) Caswell, Mrs. J. I>. Woodruff, Mrs. I ns. Miss Eugenia David and automatically. Large number* of Hugh Lalor and Mrs. Edward has been delightfully entertained ton, fo r a short time before re­ eltgibles may thus be passed over 1 Louise Russell. ns the guest of Mrs. Alfred W. turning to Staunton, Vu., where ngnrdless of their examination Lane. l ee Jr., left Friday for her home t lie will resume her studies nt marks, but only fid peT cent nt the Stuart Hall. at Camp Hill, Ala. most in thi one-out-of-three select Inns nnd o ily h> per cent where I Mr. and Mrs. George Alien MufMiss Martha Langley of Gamp there are numerous jobs of tin*! Hill, Ala., is visiting here as tho fett left Friday morning for Sa- same type. Most of the present uttle son, who has been named Uula, N. C., where they will visit Jr., was born to Mr. and The handsome home of Mrs. guest of Her uncle nnd aunt. Dr. took the exams, and many Mr. M uffett's parents. Mr. nnd gents . McClary on Dee. 20. 1027. William Moore Scott in Mayfair and Mrs. W. Theodore Uingicy. ot them will surely lie retained. Mrs. J. M. Mnffett. tch night scvricc will bo was tlie scene of a most delight­ High enforcement officials here Among those from Sanford a t­ turday night nt the Luther- ful As well as beautiful social af­ ______ __ _______ Miss Cornelia McRae and Phil - sav politic wlil le kept out of the ( the Revillers Dance lurch\ to which all are Invited, fair on Thursday when she was tending relcciAiors: The commission hopes Wednesday evening ut the Orlun■ lip McRae are expected to retin a so. khes n,nd coffee will be serv- hostess at luncheon, compliment­ 8 o'clock. Services and* sing- ing Miss Naomi Scoggun of Wash­ do Country Club were; Miss Nn- home Saturday from Jucksonvill" CONGRESSMAN LAGUARDIA wdlcome in the New Year ington. D. C. the guest of Miss <>mi Scoggun. Miss Emily Inglis, where they have been spending ,i( of New ork, distinctly u wet, j Miss Helen -Vernay, Miss U llb sljort time. | Olive Newman. Rev. Ecknrdt. Hi)ma Lundnuist nccompnnAn abundance of lovely cut *t 4 r. and Mrs. W ester of Lake flowers combined with Icrif3 were [to Pierson, Fla for the early used in profusion in the living and t jervice on Christmns morn dining rooms. The attractively ap­ I staying over also for the pointed luncheon table was over­ laid with an exquisite Italian cut h service at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Norman De Forest work and linen luncheon cloth. o daughters of Melbourne The central decoration was a howl ests of Mrs. Anna Do For- pf fruit, while ut either side tall real tapers in silver holders cast a Christmas, ind Mrs. Adam K arr and pretty glow over the scene. At ■laughters and little son. of one o’clock a five course luncheon joined Mr. and Mrs. John was served. Covers were laid for Miss Naomi Iind Woodard Bertleson with Scoggun. Miss Olivo Newman, Mrs. Alfred Ericaon and Lille Frnser of U k c Worth, at the home of the latter Miss Mr*. T. A. Jordon of Sebastian. ir Christmas .dinner, W urner Scoggan, Jurnes W. Barnes +v and Mrs. Fred Krell and W. K. Scoggan and. Mr. and Mrs. n of Arcadia are spending _____________ __ plidavs here with her parents, Scott. Mrs. T. O. Tyner. Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Keltt of Tyner, wife and baby, Mr. Orangeburg. S. C-. are visiting in y and Emil Magnuson and Sanford as the guests of the la t­ 40 inches wide in blade aval colors are home for Christm as. te r’s sister, Mrs. T. D. Inabmet. pre were Christmas treeB at me* of Mrs. Alma Necse ntt her sisters und nieces, at Archie Swanson for Odd pairs in sizes 2 1-2 to 4, In fine ladies shoes. Assorted co irs and designs. family and .th a t of Mr. and F Lundqiiist; one a t H. G. i»t for his fam ily, Mrs. Mur urjdquiat Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Indies' Bose 54 inches wide. In all colors Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. BalFor Friday and Saturday only Eric and John Lundquist a special on ladles* Node, vzlT*. There was one a t the urn to $2 in dark co]om. Mr. and Mrs. Magnuson, ing for 89c. o entertained on Christmas t parents and family, Mr. More Dollar T^bie Shoes Richard Dix I nf»- Fred Krell and family, Present sale prices on all men’s shoes 40 inches wide Hjrht and dark colors “TH E GAY DEFENDER" Another lot of ladies shoe* has been 4 ;Mrs. Elmer Tyner and h;ive been reduced. $10 values prices knd Mrs. Noah F ry and added to the dollar tab' e for Friday and Ben Turpin T Bengritan and again on • Haturda in at $7.85 have been cut to $7.35. $8 ■y except the la tte r three. “T H E JOLLY JILTEIT Beck w ho'has been real ’ Bargains For .Children, values selling for $6.45 are - now !e to sit up Christmas, Milane News And don't forget the «xtra npeeial bar­ parents, Mr Jind Mrs. 40 inches wide in all colors $5.95, $3.95 nnd $2.95 sale prices gains for the children, Now U the time ["• *fk, were dinner guests at TOMORROW to atock up for the year. cut to $3.45 and $2.45j tterzon is ill this week a* Tom Mix and Tony “• of his daughter, Mrs. . • I" ^linger. . “SILVER VALLEY" *nJ Vllhen and y lfe had 'l i l y and m arried daughCollegia'.* Kenneth Robbins and “THE FIGHTING FINISH" ■Hunter and their families I Christmas. Sportllght HU be preaching Sunday “SENSE AND DOG SENSE’ <t thq JUwlon Sunday McRac-Maffett i j The Olympic ski events will be AIR MEET PROPOSED held at St. Moritz.beginning Febr­ JACKSONVILLE. FIs.. uary 5. The rapid progress made —(IN’S )—Proposal* for a natioftn) by American skiers the past few K Personals T h e ': Hotel Forrest Lake; Orange & Black Hotel Special New Dinner Price $ 1 ,5 0 3 R. 0. Middleton Hazen-Woodcock New Year’s Dinner G. H. Schlosser WjMNGTON, UTTER Camp Hill Visitors Honored By Mrs. Lee LH3 F U R S F IE L D ’S F U R CO . is Bender Honors Jacksonville Guest M u sic’s Reproducing The Columbia - Kolster will The The T rium ph be New demonstrated Years Hotel Eve Forrest Party Lake uch s Mrs. Scott Entertains InHonorMissScoggan wala-Maplewood Friday is the price for one pair of $10 shoes Saturday then you ta n buy an extra pair for L ovely N ew Fabrics Crepe B ack Satin $ 2 .5 0 and $ 3 .0 0 yd. Wash Flannels, Cassias and Jerseys $ 2 .2 5 and $ 3 .0 0 yd. today Mingtoy Crepe j ’T ttrj, B. UUtffc " ' i �. ■j-t vs *is N . : idi/- I *■ ■!>.. ■■ «\ J * *- You have heard of him, of course. Everyone has. * ’ • 'i v>| | His signature is the first ■«% affixed, the most boldly executed, on the Declaration of Independence* When that great document was drawn up and ready to sign, there was a pause.I ‘A It was a moment of grave importance to all present. By placing their signatures on• * '" > i"_% * , j1 this paper, they would put themselves on record as avowed rebels against the Briti uw r ish crown-a hanging offense. i I A t this injuncture John Hancock stood up, seized^ "the pen, and wrote his name on the parchment as large and black as he could; By jp 1 this act he advertised to the world that he stood ready to make any sacrifke-evenj <1 life itself—in support of his principles and ideals. His signature afforded a perma- S ■’ ( nent record of his good faith. i ■•I Advertisers who go to great expense to place before the public printed announcements o f their products are offering similar evidences of good faith* equi * guarantees of fair dealing. V * - Advertised goods are reputable, dependable, vouch­ e d for by manufacturers and dealers who are known and respected. By reading! * i ( t. the-advertising in this paper you will acquaint yourself with the safest and most economical sources of supply, the products which wiB serve you best and longest. Advertisements are the surest index to efficient buying. Do not neglect them. ' * ■ ■ fr W iV-Vv, \ Advertising is the guarantee o f good faith L.j : inVW ’V. 4" ► Xv JM*' 4.1 Mt W & -. ’- Cj S' ■ W- ‘f r v * A * *•‘t-*’ . ■»! ir, ’i •v w v • V- I & nv - i- mhW ft �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY," DECEMBER W ant a iJrize? Radio dnitiuid Daily U « n ii 11—Miscellaneous ANT AD. RATES Tern*! Cosh In Advanca tKphone »ds, will be received _ patrons and collector sent (Mediately for payment. f lm e -------------------- l<Je » Une jlmes^_____________ »e * Hne Times . . ..•■■■•-.-7c a line fime rates on request. <p,e reduced rates «r« for pisecutivo insertions. Six words of average length •I counted a line. Minimum charge of 30c for insertion. All advertising is restricted l proper classification. If an error is made The Sanrrd Herald will bo responsible »r only one Incorrect insertion, le advertiser for subsequent uertions. The office should bo etified immediately in case of List of delinquents will bo turn­ ed over to I olice Department for collection January 1st. ELLEN HOY. ’ Tax Collector. 15—Apartment For Rent (Legal Notices) \OTM>: Ol' MIIKIIIFP** MI.R !»• IkMeSy t f l v p n thut un- fl**r -•ml by » virtue of ami ,*( un «*s«*r u t (fill tm ibr thr ■*I III* limn I of utiilra at hi,i FEATURED PROGRAMS Friday, Dec. 30. 8—Cavaliers, old Tim.songs,_ w e a f W EEI WTIC IT WRC WGR WCAF. IA.M WWJ WSAI KSI) \W Co WOC WDAF KVOO 'U .VA WEBH. . _ Review, Orchestra and Vm-ah—W-JZ WRZ WBAL w am KYW WLW WJR \ \ IAS WJAZ KDKA WRIIM \Vl:VA WSM w s u WMC WHT KWK. Angin-Persians. Class Ical Selie-iuns. WEAK WEKI WTIC U JA R WTAG WCSH 'J U T WRC WCAE WTAM WWJ H i KSI> WCCO "D C WOW WTMJ WRAP WHAF WGY WGR. 0 |,| Fiddlers' ContestWOS. I" * ap'n Kidd's Bucrune»-i>. H uR WKAN WNAC "'■ ‘IH. WMAK WCAU WJAS WAD' WA1U WKRC WGHI* MAt} KMOX WCAO * * • * * •» * • * * * n ' * * * * * * * * • • • • I.lm iri Goodhue. mother of Mrs. Grace Goodhue - Colidge of l 'u’ president is r. i»>rtoil seriously ill front influenza In a tlt:i:opt(.n (Mass) li'ispial This picture shows Mrs. Coollt’ga with, n:otlii*r. off**r fur ’iall? ami dn—hi *■'*, t ii t i i i : vutkiih o r * i:u i\o t.t: I’OI’XTT t U,t - by nnnimnce niy cuuilldary for I f fleet lull in the nfflee of s lid iff ii? Senilimle i.’otmty subject t-i iln action of tlio volant In the De'noi rutlc primary lo lie liel,| nevl June, 1 will apiiriiclntfl ytair support. restiecif ti 11> yours. C. W. HAND 1*1)1.ITIC.l I, .IVXDl'JKIISKVr I hereby a m m u n c e )n> c a u d l d a c v for the State legislature, eubject [CRETE I t every shape and FOR RENT:—Sinn 11 cottage on In the will uf the voters in Kia tals, etc.- Sanford Ccme:r. rear of lot. W illirent for $15 00 primary of June C tv. UNTZMI.Ntski :. lucti Company, Fifth and per "month. Located a t 1705 Mag­ nolia Avenue. Inquire at Herald la Sts. Phone 112-W. office. Announcements E. Russel. Farm s, Groves, 'mes. 110 N. Park Ave. Phone FOR RENT:—5 room bur NtlTIOB OF ANNUAL MRKTINM 2121 Palmetto Avenue, OF STOCKHOLDgltM OF 8K.MINlot. Garage. $25.00 monl Ot.K HKCimiTIKM CO. WIGHT PRINT SHOP Sanfiird. Florida. quire at Herald office. NOTICK 18 llKUKltV GIVEN iPPY service ori anything in That In iiursuance with the Charier intihg. A phone call will get FOR RENT—3 room ho and in seen «i alien with tile provi­ garage, $8.00 a mont maa. Phone 417-Wi 9 Railsion* of law, the annual meeting of Stockholders of the Seminole 117 Poplar Ave. Ave Securities Comiinny will tic held ut the office of the Company, In the !AL ROOFING—The' Roof F.vcity of Sanford. Florida, on the luting. Metal shingles; I nth day of January, 191*. nt the of 10:00 A'cloek A. M . fur ding ream tin and gatvinized FOR RENT—Gasoline service sta- hour llte purpose of i-Aiis|i|ertnir such l See J a n e s II. Cowan. Oak ton and store, excellent location, mutters us utuy he brought boforo well equipped, low rent to fesi and Thirl SL Phone 111. ponsiblc pnrty. Sec Mr. Myers [an UP YOUR OL1) WALLS 316 W. 1st Street, [H THE NEW WALL PAINT IETKING NEW AND BET- 18—Wanted To Rent FOR FURTHER INFORMA* P- CALL PHONE 235-J OR W ants itfcgaragt! near liu Ave. Call phoi L V. G COLLER, SANFORD, 14 a unlt-dnml*, 1" H r r top dunk, 1 Itt>ia r> *.» **l«»\r* in oink taldin. * lm* b o ' l l ", I t l u a k , I w a t e r c o o l * , wpf* putt** si l at i dn, .1 t * 1 1 b8a.,i, URAL Baltimore, lOoil; 8:30. royal concert; Wrigley Review; In ensemble. 122.1. Won Newark, 710: ensemble; s varied program; 'I Columhie hour; 10. fn p 'n Kidd; 10:30, ha Bay Sta.c Miti'Ki: <>r 1‘i‘itt.n’ATiii.N llll.l. T.I IJI'IKT TITLR t i i i ; s t a t i: o r ki.u bh ia T o l li i w n n l lilen, all pe rs o n* l o i v l n a o r d n l n i i i i K a n y I n t e r e s t in t h e In m l h e r i - l u a f l e r i l eser t li ei l a s heir s, i le vi se es . l e u a t e e s . K i a n l e e s n r o t h e r e l n l i n a t i l s m u t e r I.. V Kilts, i b ' c c a s e i l , a m i n i l p«rNiiUH l i m i n g o r r t a l m l m i nii) i n l e r e s t In the f o l l o w i w t i | es er { t u o t ( anil , t n - w l l Tin N o r t h w e s t quarter tNW 1-11 o f t h e S m l l h i v e s t u u a r l e r (SVV t - l ) . Section Seventeen (I7i Township t wctily-one S o u t h »I I S ) . H u m i c t h i r t y H a s t ( MK > lo Seminole t'liunty. yisy-rbia 'v n r : • f t t f Hi i n ’ tff Voii. mill ear!) of you. are hereby required to appear at the l.'ourlhouse In Sanford. Seminole County■, I'lorldit on Moiulny. the n th 'day of I'* hruary. A. l». iait, to uiiswei the Hill of I'uniplalul filed In the a b o v e named Court by the 1,'uniplalliar.tif, V'raok It Klll.-i ami Untie II While, aeulnst you. mil Olliers, yvherein and whet shy the said Complainants pray for it de­ cree canceling any claim, right, title. Interest or demand. which you. or uny of you. may have or vhilm In and lo said land and quietingmid confirming thtv tltt" to said land In the said Complain­ ants. # I’pun failure to up pear, plead, uostt iq- or demur on or before said lith day of I'ebruary, A. I*. Ihi* lo the said till) of Complaint filed III stlld muse a decree of the Court will be filtered against you This order to be published once a Week for four ConseeUllVC Week i In The Sanford Merabi, a news­ paper of general rlrilll.it Ion and published In Seminole County VInr Ida. Hone a nd o rd e re d this the d a v o f M e e e i n b a r . A l>. 1 >IT (SKAL). o 18.6 i• *I - I hiluilclphin. Still; 11:30, opci.iii. ut i.niblc Id, song recital;#l0:30, Mudvrn Dancy Mu* sic. 315.i>, KDKA Pittsliurgh, 950; 6Pittsburgh Septet; 7:3(1, Ilink-allyo Lady; s. Retold Talcsi S:30, Stenographers; 0, review. 379.5. WGY Schenrctady, 790; 8, Fro-Jnv hour; 9, Anglo-I cr* •..inns; 9:30 one-art piny. 333.1, Wit/. S]iringi'ii'til. 900: foot lot caved sidewalk. Locutcd 2203 Oak Ave. Will sell this reiitlcnce nt u great sacrifice. Phone 190-J. H. M. Ilumbley. 21— Acreage For S a l e _ FOR SALE i—Beautiful between Orlando roaos. 33 I-J acres, cenaiating of some high ant some low land. Ideally situated for poultry farm. Frontag: on old Orlando road. Can be bought a* a bargain with Very easy payments T h’a la on qppoitunity frr ^onic ere to get a desirable noultrv farm for a ’m w t nothing. For further information see R. J. Holly, ^ l,s _____________ National Bank Building, Florida, Follow O ur W an t A d s For a Better H o m e at Smaller Cost kH E lowness of th e selling coat when you bu; 1 or sell through W an t Ada ia bound to benefit both buyer and seller. F or a few cents you can find a desirable purchaser for your home immediately bv fully describing your property and instating a W in t A d in our paper once or twice. By using one o f o u r W ant A ds the purchaser and seller are benefited by imm ediate transaction, personal investigation, a n d the extrem ely low cost of our W an t Asia. J The Sanford Herald Classified Dept. Phone 148. 1 ;A T CLC'Mt’o , AiN l' f PAW tM L'VIA ? . "V E vjE vX LOCK ? A s o o W E D O 'M a H o o f . / \NiTv-l )? 0 ‘i'T u c . -v — / M EL i tllN BEU>W . i \F NOu RE. CaOiF' ^-^MtHRO THAT J pjC,f -TH IN G a g in NUEM t-NEPW FAMikW MAO A OOKE GOOl< 'turn it'** ivlsntlanis H. 8. l.oav n4 LHIta Lorur. hl» wife. lt'lf*r*in 8 mular)l Llfs Insuranw i ’d'Hisii ), » corpurullon. I he. Cum. ylu nini » hi nmrtaaa.* Iwlna of reeuftt in i trtaau* n*<uk II. luta* tyn nf ih« 'uhtit* Itec’j r M of Brin•i* l*« Count . Floriil*,-, B I* fur h*-r orris-*' that th:* Notice be p I’lllslii ii III Ylic 8Mitfo"l Giih IiI a 1••w*i*ap-'C tuii)ll*hv*l In Jiitfurd. 8« itniilc County, Florida nice a wre! for f ur <1* cun**cuItv* w*«k*. uni a eng'' tharaaf be ui»ll*d tu wii h >-f ill- deleniiauta natr*il In thi* Orilcr . WJTNKHH m» hap I n ul nffltill **>«l of th* Cireull Cuu-t of IU*t TuiaHlt-.lhlvil liiillf i * ^Mrcuit In anil fur ** t ti* 1st - - *) I9J7 i; rr)L?Gi.*«n. A P'reuli c* urt. A. M WFKK8. DJpuiy CUrk. itFAL.) •.viiJMjK. nr> Hwfl 'l HAT WOU c.i V.l VjO.< DIVIDEND, PO P. *TVte FiR ST t .’j :: VIE'RE GOING’ T o O O I S SOV A* NEvu D i n i n g R oonn S U IT E | iF WOO O PO mG ’ O je R , B e tlE R -Th r o w a B la n k eT o j e P WOuvR, HCBEE (Legal Noticed) I I|tl>|-3t IIP ITltl.lC \Tlt .N p t .vtp: o f f u >k ip a t u . II 8 l.fr.N’G u inI 1.11.1*1AN LONG. Ills u II a C'ii 8TATU 'PAX COM MI88I0 N. AIONTGOMKHV, ALA­ BAMA. j ■••frllllallls. It appearing fri.n un uffitlavll filed In thy* eun-c l>> Ibr Complain­ ant tli.il will II. 8 L O N G and LIL­ LIAN l.o>i|. Ills If* ur« nu ll ami •■very rrslinnta o f u Statu nr ruuntr> otli*r |ih.in (nr dlnln ut P'biri. da; and Ifml thi- |ir««>iU uddri- _s .toil plucu nf ruablcm* "f ) "u IL •'* KONG unit Lillian his "He. a*_p*rtrulurly i*< I* kn >wn Is c-11 Hlato Twv Ciiinnf»«lnn. MutilKunMry, Alaiminu; iliaj you tl 8. lama and LILLIAN doNU. Ills wifi*, ar.- each mil every over the *'f twenty iqie yearn i ml lliul there Is liu per. •on In the Btale i*f Flurl'la. eer1* leu uf a Hiitnmnn* In Chancery upnu Whom v uuld bind y**u *>r any of you • TlIF.ItKK iltK (hi* In bi e-mmuml yen II. 8. MING, ami LILLIAN I.ONG. Ills ivlfe. In each and ever* pi r*itually lie ami appear before our raid C rcult i.’imri at Hanford Heml mile I unity. Florida, on Gi~ hr ti 1lid day of January. MI* id make ait-Sfr to llie BUI of Com plaint (hi* da) filed against >••>■ I., thr Cm ipialfiant In Itil* cuuwi .iil'irn lir tils Ilfll of Cowiilaliii will be tak n U" confessed by you tod-llll* cn isu proceed e* parle. Experienced mechanic, Used Farts and Garage l HA-M E A -to w e a c ? \ D i-H \e S U C A M tl\V >/G lL] t t N i E f G R A O O O tb * \ VME i l t LvvjiNCr 1 IN a n ’ ACsE. \ NMHCN P E O P c e \ onE < s& s e n s \B v>/, WON TH g E. A -TrU-=> CNE. o f r v A o n T . ‘=>/O JiE j Sem in­ the l*lp Wanted Mai* A lN t \ N e s ,' T h ank ' \ \ ' "ThiCA 17 t h It) A M WKNKS M g b l o c k s Irrigation and general cement work. Concrete Co. J. E. TerPron. 3rd and Elm AMP ITAvjt they are feared to liavr*. I ctUhcri. The five destroyers srarchinT. :he storm-tossed sens off New-founril.md ppihobly will be recall -4 cd tonight if no trace of the, lost plane is found today. It ini days since the flyers left. Roosevelt Field, N. Y.» for liar-* I,or Grace, Newfoundland, on thu< first leg of their attempted tran*-^ Atlantic flight. nl m enogiiipncri; o. M rtglcy Re­ view; 11, dance music. 168.5, WRC Wnshinglon, fit): *, ( avnlicrs; 9, Anglo-Perslnns; 1" Palmolive hour. Southern. - 269.9, WWNC Asheville, 1010: 7. ciinnor music. 475.9, WSU Atlanta. 630: 8. Army night; 9, review; 10, Palm olive hour. 215.8, WOOD Chattanooga1220; 8:30. studio program ; 9, Weekly Science talk; 9:30, cln*dcal program. 381.1, KT1IS Hot Springs. 780; 8-30, specialties; 9, dance tunes j 10 Arlington cnr,eml)le. 322.4, W1IAS Dtuisvillc. 930; 8:30, studio lunccrt; 9, Wrigley Review; 10, Piilmnlivt' hour. 516.9, WMC Memphis, 5H0: It, V. V. rxiCGLABH. Clerk Circuit Court. ole C ount) Florida. A \ \ lFiL CL AO T \ NJ A W IHlM ■ ' V i'AM m T B O iTN O u'CtHTuB \ ‘S E E T H E k i v -itT C u R t, . I fv (111Hilt* ,RD BOND AND MORT iE COMPANY. 112 Second 20— Farms For S u le ^ _ j “an on improved business OVIEDO CELERY LAND ®k!ence property. Alst) will Ten acres or mure, one mile front mortgages as security. city limits, flowing wells. Court Line anti Seaboard loading Plants and Flowers oi’.c-h )lf mil: from property. Pric? $225 per K i t , nothing down. Pay­ able 10 equal annual payment?, •a/- Arcade Bldg;, and he Interest 6 pet. Paul P. Barnett, 19 h all Street, * uf pure type strum a. Ail " Orlando, Florida. Phone 83J3 NiHiUiCtecl. or 5313. _ _____ Hope f>.r tire safety of Mrs Fia ta -is G r a y .on und tier three no n companions in the Hawn was : t a low' eblt today. L’nler r they ! . • stranded in an inaccessible Melton of Newfounill.i'ol o r Nova M M DRUG STORE— PreDruga, Sotla* Wo are you as your phone. Call 103 3* W k ai|d PhonogramS ■ w sp e c ia lty .- ToVi,' 10p., 5 goods, and fiahtnules. Geo. W. Deetch. :I* 8tore.» McLnndar (uldi*. it * Nipper. Signs of all kinds. San;ord Paint Ji *Yall I'nper * 1 ’• K l l r l l v h | 4’Olli’ll, I d.i v 1 n p o r t . I da \ e p « * t t t * . I l u l l I f m* * tit* r tuhli***, 2 l i i i ffVt * N0GRAPH—repairing, piano img by experts with 17 years denec, Sanford muaic store lift Shoppe. Room 10 St I t Mc*t Areads. Phone 832. r / • 0. S. \ ujg a n , optomeII, Griffith ‘ Optician. ? Optical r- ?.. 305 E. 6th St. garained • / w e s mode, only KWipperi ITant In S an’ortl. i and dock repairing— Prices. * *«'ll to in*- |ii»*'if.**t a n d !*«•*.! M- l d . - r for ciihIi (hi* f mUmvv i 114 dencrIli*'tl l»**i tv. l o w It. * ' i i " n l uoi s, a ' u t i u si'* nni i t r ***•"* i - d i n n e r u i i i l c * , 4« might 1Ii it l i 4 , r.VklMA itUll'ii, IS For Rent—Furnished apartmen 1101 Elm Ave. Cor. 11th St. WINS & COWAN CO. Au;o 1(5— Houses For Rent itor and sheet metal works. French Avenue. Phone 716-W. Ono two story dwelling, 611 W. 2nd St., $30.00 per month. J. II SANFORD BUICK CO. B< :k, Sanford. 212 Magnolia Ave. Phone 367. FOR RENT—Small house irtjo u rten hundred block on Oak Ave. ~ HUPS-MARMONS Reasonable rent. Garage on let. , Sanford Automobile Co. 3. O. Shinholser. Phone 186. Magnolia Ave. Phone 137 Bungalow, b rooms, steeping Business Service . porch, garage. $35.00 per month. 602 Em Ave. Appy Roberts o man la t r a n s f e r * picture*. Grocery. * t f palnta._ am] brushes. Sun f House Paints and Varnishes, The Sanford Herald will rent free ord P -l.r and Wall Paper a ticket to the Milane to Miss 112 X:. First 57. Frances Dutton, if she will call. \ Swope AMONG U ' t t h l i n c . _'l • K a x t F l i n t Si r»**t . C i t y ni S ti n f Mnl, Si* in I m i l #h C u uni t y, F l o r - It, Strayed or Stolen: One bay ony horse. Blaze-faced, two For Rent—3 room furnished cot­ tage. modem imporvements ut FOR SALE—Buick Tnurini ite feet. Hnd tie rope on neck good comlition. Model In last seen. Finder pleniie 1311 E. Ith St. Price 505.00. Will trade. Ify Vance E. Douglass at 2 rooms furnished, housekeeping 805-W. jrt House. apartment. $14:00 monthly. COl Cor. 5th and Palmeto. ge, square, tan purse, property if Mrs. C. Schultz. Reward il Furnished garage apartment, in­ irned, and no questions asked. quire IMS Park Ave or phone [. C. Schultz. County Judge’s 143. C*. Court House. Sanford, Fla. CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 612 :d, a ticket to the .Milane for I'ark Ave. Apartment?.—2 and I lico. A. Maffett. garage and water. Reasonable. •Automobile! FURNISHED npnrunent for rent Wood, nil lengtns, for sale. Leave orders at 1511 Mellonville Ave, In the Herald building—a down DODGE town L cation at remarkably low F. B. Dyson. sure cars and Graham trucks, rates. Ask f,>r Mr. Haines at The Political Announcement bn and 13th. Street. Phone J. Herald • ’flee. Miscellaneous ' "•nr**, 1^ ■ Re a l w ,4 r *1 M k k i us, W i ’ ,1,ir*tiItsiiin, t *» JL ill .1 K l f l * » u r S. M U t i l t •u m » i i» t M m t • • m l r n , i s plaintiff 1 I • Si* lit III it n h i l I it l i e S a i nt i I n iir» *l> ' t ul l nni p, 1 l u n p l**vlt*d u p o n m i l \\ il l***lm In a tin* l»*ual t t i i t l t * o f * " M "t»»la> i a n u a i ) i. Mrs. F. U. Robbins may cn The Herald and get her to the Milane. Lost and Found . . fit • Mt«* <utility Court «»f Seminole *’iun»v Florida. In Unit certain tvii«*ifin 'V W. C Smith, ’. rn t .* fur W \V «* Smith Kd- TO ADVERTISER? A Herald representative boroughly fam iliar with rates gits and classification will we you complete Information, ind if yaa wish, they will assist ou in wording your want ad j make it more effective. NOTICE City License on every business, ocittpntioii or profession, for which license is required, was due October 1- 1927. Wanted—Two girls over 2J, good .„"P P enrance for specialty work. $~0J)0 a week. Reply at once with address. William Visger, caro Mrs. Coolidge's Mother 111 P ro g ra m s 22—Real Estate To Exchange Furnished cottnge at Siver Lake with five acres of land. Partial [y furnished house at Pnoln, nex to school house. See Jno. D. Jink ins, Sanford. Fla. PAGE r ------ ' / OH' A»: [<?AHEMf -TCAB: T h a t ’5 finf 's , MQS\ THAT'S THETkOOGtE vaTH MOST OY DS-WeRE AU.T00 tANXIOOS Tt) . MAXE AN EASV DOLLAR-ffU E V E ME r u e learncd a ufelong lessorTHE ONLV SOR6 VJAT To MAKE ^ MONEW IS BN HARD YORK- M b V * NOT (SAMSUNG! r ■. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 30, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0e43880f4c15cb04e9743b43d6511b71.pdf 09a125f81bac55388e13e483a253817c PDF Text Text ms 'Ut y!&359B& YOUR NEWSPAPER Published in Florida’s Heart, The World’s Greatest Vegetable Section. Its Richest Garden Land. T H E WEA1 PiHiy cloudy tonighf, by min in sou Sunday fair And colder. VOLUME XIX. Leased Wire International News Service .SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATUHIUV. PECEMHKH 31. 1987 New Sanford Bank I m f i T o p Opens For Business ILL-FATED SUB On N ext Tuesday SOLONS MAKE MANY AUGURS FOR NEXT YEAR President Of Sanford’s New Bank 01814286 Sanford Atlantic Nat­ ional Bank Will Be Under Supervision Of U. S. Bank Laws Edward W. Lane Board Chairman Cordial Invitation Is Extended PublicTo VisitNewInstitution IN GRIP OF WORST SNOW STORM OF YEAR Rivers Arc Preparing ToEnter Undersea Boat And Re­ move Bodies; Weather Fav­ ors Execution Of This Plan John D. Jinkins To M a k e Race Again F o r Tax Collector Floating Wreckage May Prove Clue To Grayson’s Airplane Program Given For Reception Tonight For Pioneer Party No Herald WUI Be Published Monday Duo too the fact that New Year ia on Sunday thia year and that the stores in Sanford w*ill observe Monday as a legal holiday, The Herald will not publish on that day, giving its employees the opportunity to celebrate the New Year In the isual way, but will resume Its regular editions beginning Tuesday afternoon. Senatorial Seers Hold Special Meet Chicago's Ci Speeding Into! ing Snoi scopes Hall OFFICERS PROBE Crews Labor T< Sharp Conflicts Of Opinion DISCREPANCIES IN Recover Vi< Occur Amonc The Oracles, With Election In The Lead HICKMAN’S STORY Accident Thousands Of laborers Work Bodies Of Crew Will Be Tab ToKrf?p Roads Clear SoThal en To The Charleston Navy TrafficMayHcKept Moving; Yard On Board Dcstrovor RlizzardScndsMcrcuryDnwn , PROVING ETON, Mass.. Dec. !l —(INS)—D iv rs cut away tlx* wooden covering over the engine loom hiitob of the ill-fated sub­ marine S-l today and first pieces of wreckage floated to the surface. If bodies are found when the div­ ers enter the hatch, they will be ut Inched to ro|H*s nnd raised to tlx* Public on TM kiIm - mornintr . ------ to fall sui face for immediate transfer o'clock, according to an an­ through the afternoon ami night. t*» the Charleston Navy Yard nouncement today by Linton A high northeast wind swept th.* Aboard the U. S. S. Bushnell. excitement nttendE. Ai'en, president. The bank flukey deluge into huge drifts. Tlx* i.i Considerable the use of axes nrd crowbars Miowfnll had reached an average will remain open all clay with depth of about five inches early to­ by divers 102 feet below. Diver the public cordially invited day, but in-many places the diift * Bradford Bedford, of New London to. (Mill and make the ac­ reached a depth of several feet. ' 1Coqn., making hi- first dive, tele­ phoned to the deck o ' the II. S. S. quaintance of officials and em­ The blizzard brought a sharp Fa Icon that lie was going blind. ployees of She institution. drop in temperature. The mceury Diver William Carr, of Philadel­ Final preparations for the v.ill continue downward during the phia, notified, hurried to Bedford’s bunk’s opening havh been com­ next 24 hours until it touches zero side und found his male groping pleted and everything is in readi­ or below, according to the ' latest around on the floor of the ocean. ness for the event. The bark lorccast bulletin. Carr brought Bedford to the foot Two deaths in Chicago already Carr brought Bedford to the fifty building, located nt the southeast comer of First Street and Mag­ have been attributed to the storm. foot level platform. After Bed­ nolia Avenue, has undergone ex­ Tho snow storm is general over ford had been hauled to the Fal­ the major portions of Illinois, Indi­ con's deck he was found to have tensive repairs and alterations. ana, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska The interior has been repainted and Missouri. Kansas City report­ had his vision Idunkcd by fogged plates in his helmet. He was and redecorated in harmonizing ed a three inch snowfall and a ra­ eye ru'hcd to tlic decompression room tones while the exterior has been pidly declining thermometer. Zero with blood flowing from Ids tx»*o. done in buff. temperatures are expetccd to fol­ The call sent down'the telephone No formal program has been low in the wake of the storm. Itait- tube to Carr: arranged, Mr. Allen announcing '.roud.i over the area affected have . “Shall wc haul you up?” that the opening will be more in ordered out snow plows in the bat­ “Hell no” was tin* answer" I'm tile nature of a get-acquainted tle to niuintain schedules. going down to open that hatch. Kansas City plowed through n meeting between citizens of the PROVINGF.TOWN, Mass., Ik-c. city and county and officers nnd four-inch fall. Fort Wortli and Dal­ -(IN S )—The 8— I may be raislas, Texas, us well as cities in Ok;* l directors of the institutions. Mr. cd from tho bottom of I’roviiiccInhomn und Southern Kansas re­ Allen will personally greet each tnwn Harbor today und the ls>d visitor. Inspection of the bank's corded unseasonable snowfalls and ics of forty men recovered from near zero temperatures. Citizens of quarters Is cordially invited. Louis awakened to find u three- the sunken submarine, which wus The Sanford Atlantic National St. inch fall with a howling blizzard in. scnt •*» a watery watery grave grave when when struck 8lruck Bonk will be operated, under fed- progress and a rapidly falling mur- l»y the guanntWtTbyer I Bidd­ •ciat banking laws and will ho cury. ing here on Dec 7. capitalized for $100,000 with n Work of digging a tunnel un­ Indiana and Central Illinois, too, surplus of $20,000. It will have felt tho brunt of the storm. Colo­ der the submarine has been com­ the financial backing uiul co-op­ rado and Northeastern New Mexi­ pleted, und lines will be slung eration of the same interests co recorded 7 below zero. Two around it, The huge pontoons are i:i controlling the Atlantic Nntional persons were officially reported readiness for lifting operations. Hank of Jacksonville, the larg­ dead in Chicago ns u .result indir­ Commander Saunders in charge est bank in Florida. ectly of the cold wave. of diving operations, said the Tho officials of the institu­ weather was ideal for diving- and tion are bankers of wide experi­ that every available men had been sent down, those rested up were ence nnd the directorate is com­ being sent dowh again. Meanwhile posed of prominent' Sanford and the bureau of Navigation ordered Seminole County business men. that all divers with experience nt Heading the board will ho Ed­ depths of 100 feet or more he trans­ ward W. Lane, president or the ferred at once to the mine layer Atlantic National Bank nnd onu John D. Jinkins, tax collector Falcon, flagship of the salvage tf the foremost financial leaders of Seminole County, today an­ fleet, from which the divers are of the south. • operating. Following nre the officers: nounced his cnndiducy for re­ While the work of tunneling be­ election subject to the Demo­ Linton E. Allen, president, Peter cratic primary to be held next neath the submurine wus being pushed feverishly, diver Thomas (continued on page two) June. Mr. Jinkins has served in this Eudic, who on the first day of op­ capacity since the organization erations at the sunken ship saved of Seminole County in 11)13, be­ the life of his comrade, diver L. C. ing appointed once umj elected Michaels, again distinguished him­ by saving the life of his part­ the other times. During the ten­ self ner below tho sea, diver C. T. Mat­ ure of his office, Mr. Jinkins has tox. They were working from op­ been complimented many times posite sides of the hull, blowing the by state uuditors upon tho man­ tunnel with high pressure uir lines Ha l if a x n . s ., Dec.ai—<i n s > ner in which his uccuunts have ~W hat nmy prove the first.tangl- been kept. He boasts u record of when Mattox’s hose became unmanugable nnd, flying from his hands, ole clue to the fato of the missing ■irplona Dawn with Mrs. Frances never having u correction from caused u cave-in of mud. Mattox W. Grayson and its other three oc­ the office of the state comptrol­ was buried, shoulder deep, and flung into such a position that he cupants, was reported from Prince ler or auditor. Prior to his election as a coun­ could not speak through his phones Edward Island this afternoon. A *Hck of wood resembling a strut ty officinl, Mr. Jinkins was a to those on deck. Tho workers became worried and to support the wings of a plane railroad mun, being connected *as picked up ut savage harbor in first with the Old Plant System notified Kadle, who pulled Mat t » ‘ •he northern part of Price Ed­ nnd later with the Atlantic Court from tho mire. ward Island. , Line as chief clerk tu the super­ Tho stick is more than five feet intendent. |n length, fish-shaped and varnHe was horn in Alabama and whod with a copper tube attached. ut un early age removed with | It looked as though the stick had his parents to Orlando where once had twin wrappings und n they lived for many years. He number on it. The piece of wreck­ has resided in Sanford for 26 age haa been aent to Charlottetown years. •or examination. * Arrangements were completed Mr. Jinkins has keen actively The Dawn bus been missing ii|entificd with the growth and this nrorning for the third annual J*nce it hoppod off ut Roosevelt progress of Sanford nnd Semin­ reception given by the I-uke Mary chamber of commerce honoring tho cield, Long Island, ut 5:07 P. M. on Friday Dec. 23. The plane was ole County. Ho is u Chamber of pioneer residents of that commun­ to have reached Harbor Grace Commerce worker and a mem­ ity who are 60 years und over. The Newfoundland, the following Sat- ber of the Kiwanis Club, which affair is one of the most enjoy­ ®™“y morning ut 7 o'clock from lie has served us treasurer and able events of the winter season Mrs. Grayson plunnrd to hop trustee. He is u mason, Shrinor each year and tonight's entertain­ off on an attempted trans-Atlantic and a charter member of Taylor ment is anticipated with much Commandery, Knights Templar. pleasure. flight. ‘ t I Mr. Jinkins is also prominent Frank Evans, prominent Lake in church work, serving the First Mary citizen, who was to have Mary Boy Loses Baptist Church as a member of made a short address, will be un­ From Accidental the boards of deacons and trus­ able to be present because of an He is entering his four­ operation performed on an infected discharge Of A Gun tees. teenth year as superintendent of finger. Following is the piogram as an­ the Sunday School. J** E- Hall, a Lake Mary youth, nounced this morning: his left arm yesterday after­ 1. Music by »n orchestra. . ** the result of an accident- Kent Will Attend 2. Greetings by Donald M. An­ •OUcharge of a gun while he and Cleveland Meeting derson. , 7*™* companions were riding In 3. Vocal selections hi’ Mrs- Stone. °°t on a lake near Lake Mary, 4. Music by the orchestra. Hurry Kent, Sanford automobile tun Is reported to have from the grasp of one of distributor, will leave Monday for t 5. Community singing. i^boy* anj iu f0||en j„ the Cleveland. O., where with other; 6. Vocal selections by Mrs. Clar­ °f the boat, discharging' state dealers he will lie the guest *ence Moran and Mrs. Chester Saun. ’ ’’j , •truck the floor. Young of the Cleveland Motor Company |deis. ’ i arm ur»s BO badly injured at a convention when late models 7. Short talks by the pioaeenu * ’* ’ arm was of tho car will be placed on dis­ 8. Violin solo by Kayninod M. ion being I Boll. . The Cleveland meeting will last 0. Principle address. at the twa days and then Mr. Kent will Ball. . •lb to New York where he will at16. 1Refreshments. • ••* ** ** tional Automobile L 11. Juste by the o r * " Lake Arm America Will Be Prosperous, Farmers Will Get Aid And Floods To Be Checked Arc Few Of Senator’s Divinings ExcStement Occurs When Sailor Faints CHICAGO, I)oc. •’ll.—(IN’S)— With the worst snow storm of the T h e S a n fo rd A tla n tic " 'ntL‘r n,K'nK. thousands of laborI lie bantortl A tla n tic m i- , ers >.oikcil frantically this mornlnir tional Bank, the city’s now- to keep the lanes of traffic open. Cot financial institution, Will Hundreds of automobiles without formally open its doors to the , ',uns 'vf r« hopelessly stalled. The Member Audit Hunati Of lly William K. Hutchinson. International News Service Staff Gori esponden* Wa s h in g t o n ; Dec. a t—Ain­ ’t erica will be prosperous in 1028, agriculture will gair relief, Miss­ issippi floods will Ik* controlled, world pence will loom nearer while Galvin Coolidgc, Herbert Hoover nnd Al Smith will be el­ ected president in November. These were sonio of the out­ standing prognostications for the happy new year of *11)28 made to­ day by a special conclave of twenty senatorial seers, oracles and soothsayers. There appeared sharp conflict of opinion among tho oracles. The presidential election enuao the most uncertainty, as one Demo­ crat even predicted the re-elec­ Linton E, Allen, who will head tnc '..nford Atlantic Nnttun.il Bank, tion of Coolidgc while another is a tanker of IS years* ex|ierieoco, some of Ids pu*t connections being named Al. Smith us tho winner some of the largest financial institution* of the country. Just previous Others wero ini’elmito and avoid­ to coming to Sanford, Mr. Allen wax vice pre .jlotit and Miutli -m rep­ ed naming individuals. Tlxie was more unamity of resentative of the Nntional Bank of tin- Republic ,.f t ‘liieaip>. lie is a native of Georgia nnd entered upon hi- banking eureed .it Ilrmi wick. I r*ri» f Ion about farm und flood re­ in fact, no soothsayer had anything but kind words for the future of both proposals. Here are listed the most Important events of 1928, according to the eratorial seers: S enator Curtis, of Kansas, publican leader of the senate: < Action by Congress giving sub­ stantial relief to farmers and --*1 flood sufferer* ip (ho Mississ­ Reno Nevada Receives Recog­ Discovery Will Be Of Trentcn- ippi Valley.” SonaWr Reed (R) cf Pa., “Twelve more months of nition A h Being The M usi «lmt> Importance To .Medical I once, prosperity und steady em­ Vice-Ridden City In Amer­ World;.Muy Outrank Insulin ployment, with continued im­ ica By Noted Inventigntor As I'ulliutive For Dread 111 provement of agriculture. Senator King (D) of Utah: "A OAKLAND Cal.. Dec. 31—(INS) Movement touflrd tho t^nlou of NEW YORK, Doc. 31—HNS)— Broadway isn’t wicked—it simply —A ijjseovery of tremendous im­ ul I nnllonp for t'|o purpose <lf hns that reputation. Reno, Ncv„ is portance to tlx* medical world—ti promoting peace and preccnting the most vice-ridden city of the IL f.OK iMe eute for diabetes which war." Senator Heflin (D) of Ala., S. A. according to Major ilnxcom may outrank insulin, the only | "The control of tho government Johnson, internationally known known p ihalve- today u holding i by the South and Wust by the vice jvestlRutor, nni’. the cleanest attention of scientists at the Uni­ ; cY’ctidn of a strtaig Western city in the country— considering versity of Galifomiu at Berkeley and cl-< where through out the {Democrat to thu presidency und its size—is now York. ’ (continued on page two) The six worst cities in tlx* world United -tutus, the Oakland Post* - * ■ 1 1 1■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■ ■ ■■ for commercialized vice, he .-aid in Enquire! raid today. The cure, development of widen un interview today, nre n.s follows: in the order mimed Gario, Con-tun* Is one of the outstanding promises tinoplc, Marseilles, Rio Dc Janeiro, of 1928. lies in n tropical fruit which grows wild in the jungles of Ilucnos Aires, Paris. Major Johnson, who is connec­ Slam, according to a report, now ted with the American Social Hy­ under study at the University o giene Association! took a leading California, given to the American BELIZE, British Honduras, Dec. part in investigating and x *einbl- Association for the Advancement ing white slave truffice data for of Scieixe by Dr. Hugh-M, Smith 31—*’(INS)—Jubilant residents of this little part of tho British Em­ tho League of Nations,. He and his of Bangkok. Dr. Smith formerly wus United pire tucked uwuy in Gentral Am­ associates investigated renditions on four continents. Then the lea^ States Commissioner of Fisheries erica today prepared to celebrate acting a advisor in a double holiday. guo recently issued u lengthy re­ nnd now port incorporating tho ’ investiga­ fisherii * to tlx* Siamese Govern­ Only u day uway, us tho clock ment. Preliminary studies appear i.oes, was the New Year—some­ tors’ findings. . “Of nil he big cities of tlx* world to show, Dr. Smith said, that thing to be ushered in with fitting New York is the cleanest,’’ said wherca-i insulin serves only to hold enthusiasm, and iu their midst diabetns m cheek, Johnson. “This will surpri o | h*o- **r*~»y» !......... . the v"w storage ....... tro­ uas that personable umbassador pie who read of tho gay time* the |'/c#,«(™'t •'“»>' under Mine conch- i of good will from the United w n W _ns a curative. big butter und egg« man men i.re tire sunnossuppos Uo]"» j States, Col. Ghnrles A. Lindbergh ixl to have here.. They do cut up j So c)u-up is the fruit that five I'—u* young mnn to lie showered duy’a supply may la* purchased > n high jinks clubs l .. looking .at .the . night Bungk -k market for the equi- | with honors befitting u distin­ tuit if .they nip f»r. ,loose the vhlent of five cents in United guished guest who chose a- route girls und women they haw t« hunt. Status money. is ximpli. never before used by any other Then* is no segregated divtriet. city itself. OnuTreatment merely eats the visitor to these parts. Greenwich Village in only a bally­ With all business suspended, of­ fruit. Tlx* discovery was niailo by hoo-nothing like the village of the ficials and private subjects were Dr. Yu I S. Sanitwongsc, » gradu­ days before the war. Hotels have of the medical department *>i ready to crowd whatever timo tho developed a technique to check ate young aviator decides to spend immortality by means of private the University of Edinburgh. here with receptions, parades and Warning that in the absence of detectives, floor clerks aiul strict full physiological ami ciiqicul data excursions to places of interest. supervision of hell boys. Politician* it would he unwise to set up lurge Although Col. Lindbergh was have come to tho conclusion that claims for the fruit at this time, vice does not pay from political Dr. Smith raid: “But from the in­ at first expected to hop off to­ sandpoint and it has- ulnxist disap­ formation nt hand it would appear day for Ban Salvador, across peared iin America’s biggest city. that in thesu plants wo have uvail- Central America, it waa indicated “Reno. Nov., is somrthing else a cheap, easily administered that he would probably defer hla again/ Reno, n city of 14.000 has u able substance which has u noteworthy flight until Monday. legalized system of tolerated pro*- palliative influence The young flyer retired laat on the xugnr itution. Relatively speaking,it’s the .content of the system In diabetes night after being entertained ac the Various social clubs and a t­ land nmy uct like Insulin. (continued on page two) tending u special welcome perform­ ance' at Nurds Palace Theatre where u large audience cheered kiiu voclferiously. OFFICIAL STATES . KINDS GOTHAM BOASTS NEW METHOUDU MINIMUM OF VICE DIABETES LindberghHonored By Jubilant People j in British Honduras Remus May Be Freed From Asylum In Few Months Declares Official Selmdn President Of LIMA. Ohio., Dec. 31.—(INS)— erently from other inmhte* within Possibility that George Remus the sombre walls of the "city of will be released from the state usy- insane,” D*. Yorhau said. He will not be kept in a cell unle-« he be­ lum here after only a few mont cYas voiced today bv Dr. W. H. come.' uncontrollable, hut will he Vorbau, superintendent of the in­ pjaced in the non-violent divuiun, stitution, Dr. Vohbnu said that which entitles, him to span* in a from three months to a y e a r; corridor with- others of tfc same woulth j>o required for observation classification, Six of the mo*t prominent al­ of Remit, before he could possibly ienists in the.state h«v« already be dismissed as sane. Remus’ attorney has appealed declared that Rer.ius I, sane. the probate court decision nnd is Three o fthese wero Introduced bv also attemptbqP 'to obtain his the stnta during t!v murder trial. ‘ other three w•’.<>. with Judge over the insanv t ;u . & • ud that Remus K S County Medical ° - J“ Uwyers Invfcptigate Admts«ion Of Hunt’s Grandmoth­ er Thai She Tried To Rent Room WherfcjCrime Occured Engineers To Observe CHICAGO, Dec. 31— ( —An unidentified was killed and more than 4 others were injured, possibly futaliy, when -1 trains crashed in <t storm here today. . Ten crewrf of men feverishly to cut through t steel walls of thrfla f , By Arthur L. Marek International News Service Staff Correspondent LOS ANGELES, Calif.. Dec. •O— The startling admission by Mr*. Carlo Rf. DriakeU. 42-year old grandmother of Welby Hunt that ,he and her grandson had sought to rent a double apartment in tho Bellevue Arm* today Inspir­ ed district attorney’s investigators t<> redouble their effort* to uneover new evidence of the Marion scoped pullman coachfa on Chicago I nrker kidnapping and murder "Hummer'’ crack Alton railroad train to cast. William Edward Hickman, con­ rate eight or more men and ‘ fessed kidnaper nnd slayer of the Imprisoned following tho little Parker girl, says it was in crash with train No. 78 his npnrtmcnt In the Bellevue ssmo railroad. Arms that he held Marion captive Both trains crashed in a'i mid unaided put her to death. yard hero when engineers In a previous confession, which to observo*})) * ‘ ‘ he has since repudiated, Hickman intense driv declared a man, "Andrew Kram­ white curtain effort I Twenty-flvo and er, ’ und a woman, “Juno Dunn­ ing,” were Ms accomplices. passengers on tho Hunt, 10 vear old Kansas City known to have be*n youth, and Hlcknirfn, who wore taken to a hospital in j schoolmates and later worked as lances. The extent of t hank messengers under Perry 5f. Is not known. I’nrker father of the murdered Witnesses told noHco girl, have by their dual confessions engineer of the “Iiommei admitted they embarked together ently observing the te ar i pn n career of crime , ------ which --- T„ was — express train loom out climaxed on Christmas Eve. 1926, white curtain, jammed on I by the fatal shooting of 8. Ivy ea—too late. Thoms, Lot. Angeles druggist. In ,WUb * roar and crash a frustrated holdup of hlihi Rose .idlr^on painted train Hill Th **-riaeu — •n$»$kl|ath* stationary . Both 'oyaW 'oya rm erly lived in the scoping the last three c Alhambra home o f Hunt’s grand- engine of- (hw "tsidmamr” futher, Abuer Driskell, well-to-do Icarol, tho tracks but drygoods merchant, whoso myster­ ture framed by the ious sulcido at tho ago of 00 also threo coaches. , is being investigated by tho dis­ Many J those rushed trict uttyrney’s office. hospitals were severely bi Other new developments in the the red hot sides of the I investigation of unsolved phases the showers of sparka’ of thu Mariuu Parked kidnaping fire-bed of the engine. and murder lire: An immediate investigation 1.—Hunt, who admits ho parti­ launched .by police, th» cipated in the Rose Hill Pharmacy office, the state’s at to holdup, hut denies responsibility flee and railroad officials for the death of Thoms, is aecus- tach negligence, If any, to cd hv deputy eheriffs of firing tho wreck. fatal shot when nn autopsy report Worker* homed the A .38 calibre bullet had taken tho until they reached a druggists life. Hickman in hU by a heavy beam. confessions, said Hunt was carry­ ing A AH automatic pistol while (continued on page he used A .32 calibre gun. Hunt maintained his weapon was on safety und that ho did not fire • shot. * 2 —Dcteetiw* Chief Herman Clino announces Hickman haa changed his written confession to the murder of th* Parker girl, re­ futing his previous declaration NEW ORLEANS, Dec. that ho throttled his victim be­ (INS)—While, federal in cause of an uncontroluhlo desire tore were probing to kilL Hickman now says, ac­ Mrs. Mabel Arico, cording to Cline, that he feared day night on charges < the girl would hinder his plot to 20-year-old Anna Lat obtain $1.5000 ransom from her for three years, had father if she were permitted to bribe the girl's girl’s grar live. move her from tho < 3— Police absolve Hickman oftho case, they the slaying of policemen P. L. that Mr. Arico had Bennett, who waa hot down last four yean ago ia s at Jun. in u millinery shop holdup The bribery charge when eye-witnesses failed to iden­ by Max Klake, tify Hickman and flngcrprnta in girl, who saya Mrs. tho case did not compare with led her to eat those of the kidnaper. Klake said he day in response call and that aha Brinkley Is Seriously sum of money to rei to Covington, La., Hurt In Auto Mishap or some other place. Police" * Joe Brinkley, Altamonte Spring* marshal and formerly »a deputy Arico was with under Sheriff C. M. Hand, is in charged small m _ Orange General Hospital at Orlan­ atatned from an do suffering from injuries which authoritiaa of th* he sustained Friday afternoon in police the an automobile accident near Altt- fraud. The munte. were later Brinkley’s condition is reported waa not prvsecut to be serious. His injuries are aakl Ansa Lamu, wi to consist of numerous cuts alpftit waa revealed when the body and a badly fractured arm her searching for f< and hand. Internal injuries are also can, la atiQ ii feared, it waa stated today by said she la friends and relatives. Brinkley's motorcycle is said to have been run down by an auto­ mobile throwing th* officer from hit machine and pitching him on the pavement. He waa unconscious for more than an hour, it was re­ C. A. ported. • Federal Men] Chan And Dr. G. S. Selman of Sanfo last night elected president Seminole County Medical So* at a meeting held at the Valdez Hu. ,. - —■ tel. Other officers ura; Dr. C. M. Mitchell, vice pm ident: T. Schools To Reopen Dtntcn, secretary and On MondayMorning Dr. .Samuel I’ulestcn, ' the stiate medical ass After a ha W. T. Langley alternate jn _ , . weeks, and Dr. H. D. Smith, <?om on Monday momI nturn to an annoucement A committee was upp.-1 accord! bvT W .U w ton county .dpioin th* Hospital Board notnu . * that I ' ’ * • • ing an nil* ‘ ] « �30, 1947 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A T .il, "F R ID A Y , D E C E M B E R \J ) l l ——J— Old Moore’s Almanac tias Gloomy Predictions For WorldDuringComingYear Playing Together tor Eight Years LONDON, Dee- {ML—Ceaseless I ;n serious internal difficulties, ami " i In the Unietd States unrest in China, two Influenza cpi-1the coal riots demies, threatr. of war between thj | wil1! cause'great alarm. Earthquakes* Seen United States and Japan* four dls asirnus fires of explosions in' March and December wilt *co America and England, two earth­ earthquakes in different parts of quakes, storms, floods and vol­ the world-and August will be the canic disturbances, th i illness of month of a serious financial panic a member cf the British royal fam­ in c'nc of the British colonies. ily, the death of a famous r.tate i- Trouble in China is forecasted man, u cholera epidemic In India, specifically in January February, March, September and November. coal riots in tho middle west of the But in general, Old Moore con­ United Str.ies, tho loss of a war-i cludes the world will be better vn ship with ir.c.ny caav.oltl** and ml the year to come. The average tviii l.wik uiion a life lean »n abortive attem pt to restore to the throne n deposed monarch of Cen<ja ! Europe. ( ' There ure the main events the v ( rid may expect during the yacr ;E BASKETBALL 1028, according to the predictions ItESULTS or Old Moore'a Almanack, one fniuous handbook which has hud a e: Illinois .33, Wash place upon nearly every English iiuruty table or bookshelf lor gen­ Northwestern 23 erations. . Brighter Outlook ✓ In spite of these Impending caI U.3tri:phes, Old Moore sees a Minnesota brighter outlook for the world in general during the coming ^yctir. industry is healthy, he sees, hut ! the governments of the world will tabik-.h a claim to the feather­ weight title beatlm* Caifroneri; In fie :, tiia. goes lor oath of tho principlf*. Benny Basil, of Philadelphia, happens to be In with a prior claltn, but th;;* happens to be Poxln ;, not gold m'.nln and jo Benjamin real­ ly cannot hope to ge. anywhere un­ less he stes lit to dispose of to­ night's su n i .or. Benjamin, I un­ derstand, is a hit miffed at the loc­ al commission end may not rare fo play in our hack y v d byt if they show him the mofey and tho un­ qualified title, he imghr to be nl:o. In any event, it bejrinl to look us though the featherweight cln4s coon will l n 'e a real louder and to ­ n ight’s work, if r.ol artually startinq the !x*ll rolling. a t least will give it a 1ir i clnss nudge on the tdilcK.i. Walsh Selects Taylor To Defeat CanzonerIn His First Battle In Garden By Di t Ii J. Walsh International News Servioc [r -‘ . Sports Editor - NEW YOHK, Dec. 30.—Bud Tay­ lor, most consistant of all fighter* . before the pdblic today unless you care to make an exception in the ' case of Gene Tunney himself and f ■“ no other, will meet Tony Canzoneri V« tonight at Madison Square Garden in n ten round bout that will decide two Interesting point.*, one of which » hears the aspe-ct of downright n drama. It was almost four years ngo to the month that Taylor, fistn Hying ' and cold gTcy eyes flashing, kncck6r ed Frankie Jerome Into that nether state of unconsciousness front i which no victim emerges. Frankie \V- didn't. Ho died that night in Belle­ ' | vuc Hospital. ',.V For four yenrs, Taylor has gone right on fighting the best nnd the worst in all sections . of the lnnd but he fought none of them in the i garden ring. Tonightl ho w.H re• turn to the auspices under which \ - the tragedy was enacted, although t another garden and another ring ! alnco has risen up to rcplnce the J- . Perhaps Taylor had other rea­ sons for not nppenring At the club which witnessed the first of two fatal finishes In which ho has been an Innoctnl principal. The other re­ sulted in the death of clever Sendo, Filipino, nnd the writer feels certain that Taylor never returned to fight again at the scene of that tragedy. Somehow, too, f suspect Handicapping r.nd form sheets, however, should make Bud x\n worse than an even money bet. bo 1 n ust assume that his return to the club he hu: uo obviously avoid­ ed has nlso influenced the odds. In other words, local gnmbolccrs ;i:*c getting wchnloicicftl ^ ‘1 I hnve to sny is that they were tough enough in the, first place. Speaking.of the fir->t place re­ calls tho fnct that 1 mentioned n second point, hitherto unaccounted for. 1 is tfrnt the Taylor-Canznncri match will proceed some distune • in unmuddling the featherweight championship ntudd'e. Taylor al­ ready is bantamweight champion in every place where they insist t-n thinking first and talking after­ ward. He pretty thoroughly can NEW YOHK. Doe. 30—(NS) —Knute Iti.cknv, Notre Dame lootbnll coaih. has chattered the Cuni»rd Liner Carmanla for. his toor t.i the 01; mpic Games at, Amstdrdam- Holland, next summer. Tho party will leuve here on July -0 nnd will u-turn on Sept. 2, oftci visiting seven European countries Hock lie "-II be accompanied by manv cnlb-.-jo students nnd .iier* NEW YORK. Dee. 1)<—.pairing of obtaining fin;it tdums here. Knute Hausen nad George Godfrey have itigm-d for '.cut in Philadelphia on Ian. 23 T.;ia will lie? Godfrey’s first hi" fight -infe he was outpointed hj lack Sharkey in Boston more- tlia:. i year ngo. Other lending lieiwy weights hive drawn tile color lln-i j-;:iln t him. Women T o Race r 'Parliam ent Al d is h Elections / b J C T / V l o T RE'bTtMGr w A R R E S sT E O — A P lM C H E O ! E H ? ‘S lV 'W M \LES ’.-IE > e .A » D , B o T I W A S WAltrtlWCr ( --------------<5PE E O “TlAlMCa- AMD ~-Wh\/VT ? MEE-EE. \ CAoTtdM MeR ? DO WOO TVMUK AM OLD A N T IQ U E U K G . H E R MOTt-lER WMOVAJS AMWlHlMGr ? EVA? VM vJAVL? N O /N O T MET J B u r s h e 'll g e t u b B o t h t £ n w e a r s / IF w o u DO m T H o BRW O uT ' - E f \ H O W M U C H ? 1 0 o m 'T : s ‘ p j y i t 'll b e VM TH’ h o m o HE O S -lU c — J F «SV\E 'TALH'bTO IHE. J U S T I C E ( v p ^ —C' 1 T) < s ? v \^ v T H tC c B /6 -7 •I ■ L and Japan." Old Moore declares in his predictions for February. Throughout ihe almanack this sen­ tence is rcitcrated; he seen the questions of immigration and n ival (supremacy precipitating n dispute which threatens to develop into ’armed conflict. Of Chinn, Old Moore Ims muc.i to say. uml little of it is opt i ink tie. He seea tho Communist influence musing incessant uprisings, wtlh foreign life and property contain.ly endangered. ’ Serious fires in London anil Die Midlands ure on the calendar for February, follow ed by the Anted- LONDON. Dec. J.—(IN S)—A r.conl number of women will offer themselves for election as mem­ ber.* oft the House of Commons nt lie- next British General Election. Tho candidature* of thirty-eight have s» far been endorsed by the thico maiiT political parties, nnd it i* expected that probably fifty will bo on the electoral lists by 102U. At the lad. General Election •hirlv-tvvo worn in pul it;i mid only I t-v, Lmly A tor anil Mr*. Win­ ! ...nghani—w-re elected. I Nine women ale on the Ctmserv..»i li.t. nLx on that "i thq Lib­ , —i,. .mil i!i« t -,b*,r Party have WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY % Maryland penitentiary 5 last, when he and Benjai Sprngjns attempted to was to^ay eenteneed hr c Court Judco Joseph X. uj, he handed. A-dor, who rits for thq Sut ; -1 of Piymcuth. will «;'»» . n tltuency again. A not mil '.»» the women’s rank PankhuMt, Cm famous suf . .Itr. Sli.; will contest th< -.apoi division of London. ; ?ct well without loss of , from business JAPAN’S TEAM LOSES OAKLAND, Calif., Dee. 30 — (INS) Wnseda University Bnskrtbull team of Tokio, Japan, was defeated here last-night by Uni­ versity of California. Tile score was 32 to 13. P . Connell; Sc Sons BALTIMORE, Mil., Dee (IN S)—Charles Cnry, with killing Alfred H. SPECIAL 30 x 3!/ 2 Cord 30 x 3 Vi Oversi/e 30 x 3 Vi Straight size 31 x 4 Cord 32 x 4 Cord 29 x 440 Balloon 31 x 525 Balloon . Gasoline 21} XEW York. D< . 30.-—(INS) Tl . \ v Giant - will play at twenty-three nnd possibly twetntydis exhibition gnnicj on theii v n r ir t r a in in g trip next J'®®90”* Mi; it . i tho cnnte-'ti* are with the Senator*. Athletics and Rad Sox. No National league clubj will bo met. • . ... Sanford, Fla The Brightest Spot in Florida -ndlng Alphotwo Virgin- llumWg ouldovt* d Jacob.* \MV-W M O T H E R S G E T O R A * -/ c*.?77 CY XTA StTVXC. INC. Sanford Batter Electric Co. AT THE SHOP y \ / v / o o ' m E A M -M O vjE T h a t h e ’s c a l l i n 'T H '( > B E D — W E S ,B t r r t h ' , C R A N E — VAJHATS U LTER IO R M OTtUE tS , H E C-iOtM* *T' DO i "JO MOME o C 'S o u P B O N E W hat is- 5 point ' m ^ ou e Th a t j i t e »t o o cloee to h ve , CA^'TtMCr T y'fcHACHiNE. WOO KMOvaJ * z— v —-------^ /§ \ J TO S T DOWN l <E»01T S O F ^ -S te . V \>\ V /o u 'R E N O T ALLOVAiEO | TH A T , V \ A LSO A P H U E ^ TO y / a l a ^ im * d o v m m y y y z ' ' Building) M aterial Service S e c u ri'jy L um ber Co phone 797; Willard Service Station u>7 w. riist I'hune 318 Daytona Beach, Fla y jE R T tC A L L V / A New Year’s Resolution C ELEBR A TE NEW Y E A R ’S EVE If you only need half a dozen no** shingly* on the roof or. if you ure pDnn'ig to build n home rcsol r t u t you will use the best maJerial you ran obtuin. That rojpnu you’ll u*c Bond-Hill Product*. Brightest Spot in Florida Couvert $3-50 .1 * • * Phone 9107 — or write Box 1325 .. for Reservations .» ; • v ill3 cLa e ffig Q WITH A MILL B A C K IN G , Pond Grade �r INJURED DISASTROUS A IN W R E C K (eontlnnad from page on*) said: “My name U Mary Streof SL Louis. God' pltase huiTry. it last much longer. Bei Be vide ant is a woman-dead-and there are re. Please try----- " She. relapInto onconsdousneas. un emergency hospital, banked gigantic bonfires, was set aj r the scene o f the wreck and res of nurses and physicians formed emergency operations n tnaimed victim* as the stingsnow beat down upon the wreck tain crews arrived with holstcranes to assist firemen In ir work. A runaway was conicted over the ice-coated tracks in the embankment, to the wt for ambulances to dash to­ il hospitals with vicitms of the utar. One hundred policemen • ordered o the scene to keep Ic crowds who braved the zero >ther to watch the titanic strugto liberate those imprisoned, t the third coach from the first Se pulled down, workers foun.l roximataly eight women and man some of them probably illy Injured, it was said. Physita in the ghostly glare of the ^ylene torches applied emergeniraaaings and rushed the vtci Into ambulances to neighboril hospitals where emergency i had been set up. m Sanford Bank lens For Business n N e x t Tuesday (contiuneri from page one) •'altner, president of the Osa Cyprpess Company, vice ddent and Arthur Branan, liar. he directors are: Edward W. e, chairman; Mr. Feitner, nk Evans, county commiser and chemical manufactur8. O. Shinholser, crate manuurer and president of tho ford Chamber of Commerce’ Cameron, celery grower; W. Hill, city commissioner and i president and general, manr of the Bond-Hill Lumber npany; R. A. Newman, genI manager of the Hill Hard- and House, which will mean con­ ware Company and Mr. Allen. Others who will be employed tinued prosperity for America.” Senator Moses (R) of -N. H., by the institution are: J. D. Woodruff,' ta'ijer; Miss Ruth "Another demonstration that to J. B. Stewart of Femandina Walkfer, Stenographed; Miss carry New York does not mean Thelma) Walker, bookkeeper and the election of a candidate to was elided chairman of the state Joe Boddle, porter, who has the presidency.” Senator Capper Democratic Executive Committee worked In the sam* building for (R) of Kas., "great strides In at a meeting held Friday In Jack­ the development of aviation, par­ sonville Mr. Stewart succeeds the 20 years. Announcement of the bank’s ticularly commercial aviation on late Robert E. Davis of, Gaines­ ville. S. W. Clark of Calhoun organization waa made in San­ a transcontinental scale." Senator * McKeller (D) of county was named secretary of ford on November 10 following several weeks of conferences Tcnn., "Protection of the people tho organization. George W. Me Rory of Sanford followed by surveys msde of the and lands in the Mississippi city and county by the incorpora­ Valley ngainst flood ravages.” represented Scmi.iole County at He reported th a t tors of the institution- The San­ Senntor Harris (D) of Ga. , “En­ the gathering. ford Chamber of Commerce was actment of legislation giving the session was featured by an active in interesting Mr. Lane agriculture the san(i opport^d- address by Governor John W. and hts associates in locating a ty for prosperity that is now en­ Martin, who admonished Florida democracy "to carry on to greater bonk here, presenting to those joyed by Industry." goals of progress." officials much valuable informa­ tion concerning the economic sit­ New members appinted to the uation of the city and county. committee to fill vacancies were mimed by the committee as fol­ The Sanford Atlantic National lows: * Bank Is the first connection out­ side of Jacksonville that has Evans Hale, Alachua county; ever been formed by Mr. Lane George W. Seoffield, Citrus; Morris and his associates, and this fact T. Forscher, Urcvnrd; G. W. Mc(contiuned from page one) has been taken by Sanford peo­ Rory, Seminole; Tom B. Stewart, ple as a decided compliment to worst town in this respect in the Volusia; J. C. Sole, I/evy; John T. this city and an expresison of country. Politicians have the uppci Vocelle, Indian River; W. W. faith in the future of th j com­ j hand but there are evidences of an Phillips, Columbia, and I. J. Mc­ munity. awakening public sentiment led by Call, Holmes. Election of delegates to the next | university professors who nro Democratic national convention fighting the situation. "The situation throughout the was deferred until the next meet­ I United States ns regards commer­ ing. cialized vice is showing marked improvement— and has nlmnst YANKS RELEASED steadily since 1910, when the Mann Act was passed. This law NEW YORK. Dec. 31.—(INS) — strengthened our immigration lnw The winter house cleaning of the (contiuned from page one) that undesirables could be bat'- New York Yankees is proceeding a Southern Democrat to th? so red and today the traffic of women merrilv. Pitcher Joe Giard and vice-presidency." and girls into this country is sur­ Ray Morehart, ability infielder, Senator Watson (R) of India­ prisingly small. are the Intest to get the axe. na: "Endorsement of Republican politics by the American peo­ ple through a sweeping Re­ publican victory at the polls next Nov." Senator Brookhart (R) of Iowa, “The passage of an adequate farm relief bill in 1928 will be the most important event since the abolition of slavery." Senator Shortridge (R) of Cal., 'The election of Herbert Hoover IIS president of the United States." Senator Ashurst (D) of Arizona; "Tflic complete defeat of the Swing-Johnson Boulder Dam Bill." Senator Nyc (R) of N. D., "A trend in one or the other o[ the major parties away from the influence of our financial im­ wishes perialism and toward responding directly to the people." Senator Smoot (R) of Utah: "The election To extend a most of a Republican president Senate Official States Gotham Boasts Minimum O f Vi ce to President Linton E. Allen, Edw. W .L ane and associates upon th e opening *i Works Cordial Greeting ncer s The Sanford Atlantic - T. of S anford’s new est banking institution the SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK S 0 L 0 N S MAKE M A N Y ANGERS FOR NEXT YEARS Sanford Novelty -* * May this new institution render for it many years of a servicq to Sanford that will insure increasing growth and prosperity. ORLANDO BANK AND T R U S T COMPANY j National Bank And best wishes For a prosperous future. wishes to extend a most cordial greeting F t**.- ijfS ■ * - -a . to the officers and directors of the new Ift , ,* iSpra. V * ■* LAKE MONROE Sanford Atlantic National Bank and to Seminole Awning wish them many years of successful ser* veice to both Sanford and Seminole Coun­ I # wishe to extend a most cordial greeting ■i Shop ty. m — , % * to the new ■ wishes to extend a most cordial greet­ Sanford Atlantic ing to the And Sincere Good Wishes Sanford Atlantic to the If. Officers and Directors I ' J of the new , Sanford Atlantic 1 National Bank > i *»« and . . * National Bank and to wish the new institution and to the • - * many years of prosperity in which it * “ Citizens of Sanford to wish the new institution many years of can serve the citizens of Sanford and prosperity in which it can serve Seminole County _ ancle Tire National Bank Awning for the bank building furn' m _-I HENS . ished by the Seminole Awning Shop >. M ' 'I* ’ .. ■ • ■' ' /. • >* . *- V ’. ' ' si fi of Seminole County �Marentette Thanked Fqr Orphan’s Show M arcnfott^ through whose thurtc-iy the orpines were pcnniUe<l t<> witness free of .harftp'n picture .the recent t liristmas ru tty giy. ppnn, president. of the cn hy tn£ .Milam* Theater. i frwrd of iryatec.s of the Methodist Mr. I'ugnn nlxo expressed hi? f • prphanajre n t llenson Springs, llrnnka Tor the K'>rcro*ity of the i; f today publicly expressed his ap­ preciation and that of the 111} r children of th e.institution to J. L. w hite-H.phieyn,*,, |,w liy who„. courtesy the children were tn .n fported to an from the theater in automobiles. ; - to Officers the ■ - and 1Directors of the 7 to the officers and directors V" of the *• If tVyt * j -1 i* • *■ ••srirtura1* W S a n f o r d A t l a n t ic ** avrr- • rixi • >■■ N a ti o n a l B a n k *t; aud io the wild r. Citizens of Sanford and Semmcle County ir»n<< *tC .. KXH. vl bor> .!J frt*vw:u ud«r *o« i+m fold? mf F. B. Robbins P ,y i.w iiiic i i i ’a .o i a iW t P r e s i d e n t L in to n E . A lle n •+^ru>J C h a ir m a n E d w a r d W . L a n e and their associates upon the opening of A -n-.xfts Distributer of T h e S a n fo rd A tla n tic N a ti o n a l B a n k Flo - Pure mb Jba*. H»u*. W ater B u ild in g M a te r ia ls T h e B o d w e ll R e a lty C o 211 E. First Street Phone •lull Phone 845 8th St. and French Ave wishes to extend a most cordial greeting to I » o d «\) A M A\r to'extend a cordial greeting to E. W. Lane,Linton E. Allen and the other officers and directors of the to wish the institution many years of prosperity ' on the opening of the bank on • ‘ ■ i can serve citizens of Sanford and ..Semi Both banks in are using our service v J 7- ! W /■ i'wi i |i \ �n Greetings ; Sanford Herald r« * |< TAMPA TRIBUNE W ith th is issue of The Herald, we turn hastily from A vtIM bidding the gruesome period of 1927 a curt and lasting .1 farewell to the more pleasing occupation of contemplating r , i s i s . a t ( h r t'M ta f r ic f ruriiu. n l t r «*r w hat the New Year may hold for Sanford citizens. Of one a. ihw. thing we can all rest assured, it can be no \yorse. u DRAM ______ K d tta r W hat will the financial situation be in 1928, seems to M a u srr ilf Rt JDO Ml ISF ...n SOI n______ be uppermost in the minds of everyone. As far ns Sanford h u k I b k F .rtllo r is concerned, we can see only improvement. Though a n l ; n » c m r T i o > II A T I ' S T*»r‘— .... ......... __ .— r x * presidential election year is generally conceeded to be one lUMk* arra'm ore or less of depression throughout the country, Florida > JN sa tk a ftf.13 is not usually affected by these varying waxes and this a r r i r r p*r W w k l l « M , M a la rd 'a » * " • * time should be affected least of all. % w k c e r l k t a t r . Ifcr We find tourists, which admittedly constitute Florida's I R tw i r» ffl» l« « from . i.m < .rf» ilt« ili.» basic source of revenue, coming to Florida this winter in ty t k a n a a n d i v . n l i d a lly i l l I k * I r a i l l a * r v m t » o f I k * greater crowds than ever before. In spite of the fuct th at a W o rld . Tfce I . * . I - *■ thereafter saw H r e f f l r l e n l l a F l a H i l a a n d I l a the boom period and a few short months i t * o f f e a a d ll x K a t a l t i n r w a I* such construction as no section had ever before experienced, m l H * » l . ________ ___ we have been strongly advised by those in position to know, o I l r r a l d la a n i r m h o r o f t k * | D i r r a i o f C’l r r a l a t l o n a * n n Hint present indications point to capacity crowds for all M t l l M l A a a o c la llo n o f l’ » h ra. A d r r r l l a r r a , a m i A d v r r l l a l n K hotels and apartm ent houses in the m ajority of Florida's l a w k l t k r f t « l r « r « r k l * u h - winter resorts. r M a k tr to a ah m it* to a l« |k o a d ll of a u h arrltitla n As for Sanford, we have recently seen the signing In o r d e r t o v e r i t y a h o o l a l r l y l a l p i o o f r l r r a l a l l o n n« m i l <<* of a new lease on the Forrest Lake Hotel and the installa­ ■t k t l l i n u a t e l h a d a . tio n of a new manager, who seems to be a decided asset kTURDAY, DEC, 81, 1927. iand drawing card for this city. Close observation of ped............. jestrians and motorists on our streets reveal many newH B R A I...... .n * S P R O fin A M ««i- |comers and automobiles from practically every state In the J !■ »ttr iM n lle o . It seems more than likely th a t Sanford, too, will I w y e r w . . * r r r o o t e a l o J a r k a o o - union. l». have nn unusually successful tourist season. o f SI. J e k i u l a d l a o r t r C aoal. As for celerj, there seems to be only room for the u t­ • i t i n m l * * of m o alk ly “P a r W e tk ." most optimism. Cars have nlrendy gone out bringing as *T b u ild in g pro* ---- * k o irl* a p n r l m r n l high us two dollars per crate, a price said to lie rem ark­ able. for this time of the year when competition with Cali­ O a m n ilO rkeat. • M t p l r t l n n u f r l t , k r a a t l M r a . fornia must be met. Leading growers and marketing or­ a prasrara. ganizations report that prices may be expected this year an d m o d ern h o sp ital. comparable to those of the peak years of 1925 and 1926. BLB VERSE FOP. TODAY As far as our municipal affairs are concerned, it is UiLELUJAH— Prniso ye the ) , Praise ye the name of the unfortunate that they have not yet been placed in capable ; praise him, O ve servants of hands, but we believe th at a thoroughly aroused citizenry. Ia S eR—-o'God*1wb*wou’d be- ;on*fer for the future welfare of their city and satiated with he year trusting in Thee and• form er corruption, will exert a restraining influence upon ng Thy praises. the careless and extravagant acts of thoughtless officials, and work toward a united and spotless city. me people would love to be With these things in mind, we can only view the ap­ to refer to The Sanford Her­ proaching months with unstinted optimism. With a final ts "The Light thnt Failed." ------- o suggestion th a t we keep our eyes to the front, east gloom imorrow will be Leap Year aside, and rejoice at the happiness of being alive, we wish there are several young bach- everyone of our readers, the citizens of Sanford, our i In Sanford who may not be friends and our enemies, a Happy New Year. to make the jump. F lo rid a. £ m t I Whispering Foolishness. Rockefeller Listens. The Colored Porter's Job. Lindbergh in Guatemala. m u i FROM ONE WHO KNOWS A s Bns jane Sees It -------- o-------id then again perhaps his ler'a statement, “Edward is od boy. He couldn’t have done -will *ave him from the f* By A rlltm r*»»rU F IK I itrta ta an e Uw Stkae | ‘«e WINSLOW. Arir.., Doc. SI,— Newspaper* talk of n “whisparing campaign,” suggesting that, Her­ bert Hoover is not eligible to the presidency .because, working at his j.rotessiun as engineer in various purls of the world, lie has not fpent all of the lust M years in the United States. The constitution says “neither *hall a person be eli­ gible to that office who shall not have been 14 years a resident of the United States." HERBERT HOOVER wan born in the Unitec Stater., has worked wherever he chose, in any part of the earth, which is the right of every American. He did not lose hi* citizenship or birthright by trossing the ocean. Ilia travels, seeing what* science and engineering have accomplish­ ed elicwiu'ic, nave enabled Herbert Hoover to suggest on a sound bas­ is, magnificient, needed nrojec'.i for thi United States. The grand lama of Tibet, i* sup­ posed to live cooped up in ° tt place, but the United States doesn't need n grand lama for president. George Ado is a humorist, but ilso a man of excellent judgment. rhi.«l is shown by the fact that ho has been unusually successful in •selling his stuff," to the cxjept that he is independently rish and able to indulge nil his fads, fancies aabits end hobbies. l . One of George's “habits" is pending the winter in Florida— pecificnily on the West Const >f Florida, at Rolleair. He has been iolng this for many years. Recently, Ado passed through Jacksonville and told the Journal v!.v hi ci.mea to Florida und the West Const- -every year. “ I've tro/clcd the wide world >ver," sr.id Georg 2 , “and have wen f*Me of the so-called benuty spots r.nd alleged climatic centers > the globe, but none of ttiem .-nn compare with Florida’s winter climate, which is the best in the tjrorld. I've said thnt over and over again f"r 20 years, for I’ve been coming heie every winter since he great Jacksonville fire, and ”alif>'rni:i nor any other place bus ever lured me away." Georg ' tried a Mediterranean cruise one winter—and regrets the experiment. "I almost froze to death," he said, “not only on the ship g"i tr over, but, everywhere ’Ire. including Egypt, where it WHEN THEY TOLD Lincoln that tlcnernl (Irani drank too much whiskey, he suggested that the same ne given to other gener­ als. It would he n good idea to find out just where Herbert Hoover Inis done bis traveling and send some of our other statesmen on the same trip. They need it. MR. HOOVER’D ancestors have been born and lived in America for six generations. Not thm it mukes any diffreence. The son of uny im­ migrant, horn in Ihi* country, might tie, and if ten is H) limes better than a man with HI Ameri­ can generations hack of him. ----------------- o—--------------Part of Hoover’s absence abroad was devoted to war work, feeding Felicitations hungry children. Wuold he make a betier president had he spent With the coming of a new year, Sanford is particularly that time at home, working for fortunate in being able to hail the advent of a new financial war profits IUGGF.RS DAIRY FARM Phone .1711 Sweet Milk Sweet Cream Rutter Milk Milk for Rabies * \jight Carj*.. Elton J. Moughton Architect can now give bigear comfort f irst Nat’l Itank llldg. Sanford. Florid*. A im ing new device eliminate* bounring and (oiling ia light, ihort-wheelbsiecars. Allows you to take rough roadi at forty and etijoy smooth stabilated motorSeven-day guaramoed-free .’rial, $28 for com plete set nt four. Slight installation charge. G A S 21 was fairly comfortable In the day­ time, but coldyr thnn the dickens a t night.’* So he “decided If. give up r.ny Idea of trying ta'fi.id more enjoy­ able plnccs and r?soivcd to keep on coming to Florida. California we m ust sen,;:, tias u wonderful year-round climate, hut it’s not so wonderful in the winter time, with rnin coming down every so often, and right ut th i time when the average Northerner wants to g :t away from snow and sleet and rain ami ire I le 't zero weather up in Indiana to come down here, and afte r the Christmas holidays others by the thousand:! will leave tero wenther the same as I have Jone and come on down to Florida, where the sunshine spends the winter." And thnt. although by George Ai e, is no “ fable.” C ts. _ Creasing 75c TIRES & TUBES Better quality for less money*. W ATSON _ I tapilatorS AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. W. I Hi St. at Oak CECIL L. RINES Phone 2.1 1601 W. First St. FROM FACTORY BRAKE SERVICE HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL . The First National Bank a u t o r e p a ir in g "The Rank of Serried Sanford Auto Brake Service 1*5 W. 1st SI. Phone 213-J Co-operating With the Community q u ic k s e r v ic e TRANSFER Hauling, Crating, Shipping nnd Storage. We are prepared to do any f kind of transfer service nl REASONABLE PRICES. Phone 498 601 E. 3rd. St FOR RENT . : In Strong Efficient Responsible THIS Institution places a| the command of the pro pie in this community a hanking service of absolute dependability. Unquestioned Confidence LOCH ARBOR One 4 room, one 5 room and one 6 room house. These houses ire modern in every respect, and the rent fs rensonable. Also have two 2 apartm ents partly Ished. room furn You will have to see these to appreciate them. G. S. W1TMER, P. O. Rox 339 Sand ford, Fla. p h o n e 251 — M Is essential in standing and working shoulder to shoulder with the people of tliiis section. • We give positive assurantt that the handling of cvcry depotdtor’a affairs will hr characterized by the utmost safety, confidence and ef* flcleacy. Youi account Is Invited. cordially Safety Confidence Efficiency N O T IC E institution, the Sanford Atlantic National Bank, which will TO YOU rror Halts Sale of $103,000 of JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, 83 FEDERAL, Paving Bonds—headline in formally open for business on Tuesday of next week. It is We now have our old Phone No. 311 in our new office tana paper. It’s funny how with n great deal of pleasure th a t citizens of this city and yearn 0I1I, 1mmail 1ately change! EXTRA SERVICE Cordially yours, y errors creep into these bonds County note the organization of this hank which is destined ni* “stuncts" nt golf, when told by TIRES & TUBES 200 Palmetto— When you wnnl Elder Springs W ater, a professional thnt he stood too I. to piny nn important part in the future events of this com­ clone to the ball. That change leng­ nt prices you would pay foi -------- 0-------Call us. And We will give prompt delivery. munity. •* f V f thened his drive by 20 ynrdn and Inferior, unknown, Making of “Know Florida 1 Affiliated with the Atlantic National Bnnk of Jacksonville wo" 1 1 solemnly bet, with k,“ how many people know makeshift brands. they haven’t got us much the state’s largest financial institution, the Sanford Atlantic! J"" ™end General Ames, nmi went Cashier F. P. RINES •y aa they thought they had National Bank is expected to reflect in g e n e ra l the policies! l"" ° U " " **’ Elder Springs Water Co. yeara ago? i l l Ka*>. First St. which have brought such signal success to the Jacksonville j MR. ROCKEFELLER said W. W. THOMPSON, Manager ftay not a ,Now. Year's resolu- bnnk. Con tolled ,bx,ait.«iXceiiLtioiialLv strong directorate and 1that his success in the beginning to be a good citizen, to vote, officered by a groun of capable and efficient men, the bank was due to patience nnd economy. ,to vote your honest conyic- will fill n need which the community has long felt. (t may have been due nlso to hi > l, and to work for whnt you ability listen to others nnd take In coming to Sanlord, Atlnnbic National Bank interests advice. to )Te to be right and just? That is a thing thnt many -------- o--------have mude no. mistake. This city afforded one of the best young men who would like to he a the Jacksonville Journal openings in the South for a strong financial institution and Rockefellers have not leu.ned to do. puts it, we do not think its selection is a wise choice not only for the batik itself hut !■ &ickman should be lynched, for the people of this community. Sanford is fortunate to FOR THE FIRST time, Chinese we think that California replace colored men us porters on pie should WANT to lynch have hud a bank such as the F irst National, which has so trains. The Northwestern-Union capably handled the financial needs of the city, but it has Pacific Lines have installed 12 0 procrastinating advertisers long been recognized thnt this is not a one-bank city and the young Chinese as club car porters 1were late with their copy und coming of the Snnford Atlantic National Bank will give San­ in place of negroes. AH but one of the 12 American born. their ads left out today, wo ford two institutions of which it may be’verv proud. They will work well doubtless, >only plead “ transitory insanIn the organization of the new bank, it is interesting to and If that doesn't acquit us, but the public satisfied with excel­ note the prominent part played by the Chamber of Com­ lent service rendered by colorei! sing will. merce of this city. At a time when there were several move­ porters, will not like them dis­ Ye hear it rumored that a cer- ments afoot to attract new financial interests, officers of the placed. Colored men are descend­ ! girl will soon be going back ants of those brought to this coun­ NO EASY order, that. If any man thinks it is, let him school, and th at u certain boy local trade organization worked unceasingly on the m atter try against their will, as slaves, on the heights will be getting and were rewarded by the decision of Edward W. Lane and nnd for thut reason arc entitled to try to plan just seven consecutive dinners without re­ m to work again. associates to enter the Sanford field. It is the first time in its (Kpeeinl consideration o history thnt the Atlantic National Bank "has extended its in­ peating- a single item on any one menu. A woman must f there is a Miami Beach merLindbergh’s visit to Guatemala nt who thinks advertising does terests beyond the confines of Jacksonville and this fact is nnd Nicaragua, flying over vast pay, he should remember signifl'cant as an expression of absolute confidence in this forests, have considerable ingenuity to plan — and considerable in uninhabited tropicul re­ aaon, who got great results communitv. gions reminds you of two things. m two columns.—Miami Beach The Herald extends its most cordial greetings to the First, Lindbergh is taking too executive ability to prepare — 21 meals a week. icon. People have been talking many risks. Sanford Atlantic National Bank and predicts success and rut it ever since. Second, this country should build --------- o —• a bright future for that institution and those who have made n sea level cunul through Nicara­ dr*. Lindbergh has spent its organization possible. In recent years, many new dishes have graced the gua without delay. Three meals a day, seven days a week! --------------------------- ----------------------------- rUtmas with her son in Mexico 1 fa now speeding back by plan* to D etroit Jt will not many years veari before busy New TRUCK OUTLOOK IS EXCELLENT rk and Chicago millionaires ________ FLORIDA TIMES-UNION sand their families to Florida the winter, flying down themAn excellent outlonk Is report- four hundred carloads, which* wss Tea on Friday afternoons tolcd for the Florida truckers in I92H, nearly four times thut of the premd the week-end*. and it would appear also that the vious year to the tnme date With M o v tm l h e m it f h l/t h tn B illlla tfl V . * * ' Mexican crop, Uwhich to some ex * 1 * fapan presented officials of the tent enters into competition with thi* splendid movement of peppers iltsd State* with "goodwill the early produce of thin slate, is the prices remain what Is termed lU** for Christmas gifts. Sena- rather light. The average estima­ "satisfactory,” and thnt means a 1 Caraway *ays thut country ted for the season about to hegin fair profit for the growers. I* an acute sense of the fit- or ... W , C,U|„„K in Florida ia condeveloping Mr. Marks indicate* that there m of things’* and adds "Now all j siderahly larger than last season, will he nbout thirty thousand need to prove the Far East j and eve {/thing point* to good re1 nn accurate grasp of condi- j suits. The bean crop, which ia one planted in Irish potatoes, tts hert is for the Chinese gov-1of the several item* that nre rock- which is nbout seven thousand ent to send the War Depart-|oned with a t short intervals prac- acres more than lust winter, and S a package of fire-crackers." 11really ull through the year, fs or the acreage five thousand ' promising well, nnd the fall pick- acres will be in .South Florida, ludge Louder*’ decision thnt ings have shown three nnd a half where the condition favors very mu* must go to un asylum was times the totals of last year. Fig­ early marketing. The earliest pota­ -more than could have been ex­ ures for carloud movements of toes will be marketed in January ited under the circumstances beans to December 13 indicated and February, while later plant­ ere would huve been nn uwful narly a thousand car*, which 'were ings, in the Hastings section, will r) if he hail been released ut compared with the movement of not he ready until April. An East upon a timid and u nsuspect- 207 cars in the full of 1926. Coast ■tomato acreage is * esti­ lublic. As It I>, he will be The statistician for the United mated at 12,000 acres, of which 1,d for a year or two, until States department of agriculture, MO acres In Dads county, are al­ have forgotten the kind of H. A. Marks, ha* just made a re­ ready yielding excellently and go­ itton. he has.’ Then, like port from Orlando in which it is ing to market steadily with good r, he will be freed. (stated that all sections have In- j demand. The principal part of the ■ j plantings f t M of* beans, * “ L East Coast crop of tomatoes has . “7 0 * . , !crossed with uujung the power of the mind (he greatest acreage additions in been set and ia doing well, al­ the body, we tell this story the Okeechobee region. About though the weather is dry and not man of our own acquaintance. fo rty . |Mjr cent of the total shlp- especially favorable. Tiwrant man, awakening one mentB of beans has come from V/nile much hn* been said re­ and finding himself thirsty, there, and tho movement ts noLy*t garding the competition expected from a water pitcher by going forward. Florida beans are from Mexican truck entering the da of his bed. Noticing some- in good demand, and there will be United States, the government peculiar about it, he. turned no slackening in the call fo r all statistician suggests that the ,’HfhU to find the pitcher Florida produce, the th* pr prices prnh: acreage is reduced this year, and ants and with many ably going a little Mtt^r, as the outlook very poor for the HexBe lay there for n other sources of supply are cl sn truckers. An estimated acreout- the ants Telling that about eight I "0 of 16,000 for all fruck crop* stomach, and sand acres were planted U w b'ipattdofflW ili'.plin: .000 acres ■ the to pepf fully led that * as other tr the, { ■ -----------------------------------------*---------------------------------------------------------------0 f --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- J A canal between the Atlnntic and tho Pacific without locks subject lo 'bombardment should sta rt now nnd be ready before traffic over­ crowds the Panama Canal locks and there should be no nonsense about its being anything but u United States canal, from start to finish, the canal and the land on both Hides. ENTERING GUATEMALA City, Lindbergh f'.ew between two vol­ canoes "Fuega" and "Aqua,” mean­ ing fire and water, which reminds you of the average young Ameri­ can's life journey here a t home. He travels hetwen fire and water, the wuter of prohibition, und the fire water of the bootlegger*. Many unfortunately, “crash." A LAWYER suggests th*t Hick­ man, kidnaper and murderer, may escape conviction in the first de­ gree because doctors say the poor child died of fright, and wasn’t actunily killed by strangling and dismembering the body to which the murderer has confessed. It should take a good lawyer t> save that particular murderer from th* extreme penalty. Whether he killed the little girl by strang­ ling nnd butchering, or by fright­ ening her to death, will make no 1 difference to any Jury. “ I only frightened her to death " a weak defense. dining tables in our homes. Delicacies that were once secrets of restaurant chefs are now prepared quickly and easily in our own kitchens. And., advertisements., have had much to do with adding to the variety of our national diet. A beautiful picture of a tempting dessert, with full directions for making it — another receipe for a luscious salad — a new use for an old familiar staple — in such ways do the adver­ tisements continue to arouse the most jaded palate, and to save the perplexed housewife! It is well worth while to read and study the advertising pages.'To all that pertains to the home, to all that per­ tains to every-day. life, the advertisements contribute. Whether meals, motor-cars or music, let the advertise­ ments help you make the choice. You will find them wise in council, trustworthy in sendee. V«|.-i discouraged the Mexican growore, who sent out 4,636 cars of'tom a­ toes last season, this representing seventy-five percent of the total truck shipments, Florida tjruek! has In many Sections established! * fK v ' ' il'# Read the advertisements — they help you get the most oat'of life and save you time and trouble doing it -..% k"vy \ '♦j- A, _____ ■ - ■■■I , ___________ _ .a �T1IE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1927 Mrs. Rucker Hostess At Bridge On Friday Investigators Find O ffic e Telephone 14s MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37 Lovely Bridge Party Is Given At Hme Of Miss Pearl Robson ^ o st American Legion with 1Kew Year’* eve dance at the if*Forrest Lake, at 9 o'clock. L : MONDAY Union of the Congregati rhurch will meet at 3:00 oli *t the home of Mrs. J. D. PaTwin Lakes with Mrs. Da" .aJ Mia* Tabor as hostesses, ■thlten Mallory Circle of the ! Baptist Church will meet at fo’clock a t the home of Mrs. Rockey, 1310 Park Avenue. J-1 onran Club will meet at o’clock at the home pf Mrs. M Phillip* on Oak Avenue. ic'h t Club will Rive dance at Yacht Club at »:00 o clock. TUESDAY Liarian Class of the First BaptThurch will hold meeting at 7:20 with Mrs. B. C. Moore, 215 riolin Avenue. ■_iiP,l n meeting of St. Agnes 15 at the Parish Hause at 2:20 Most delightful in every way T j. 1 was tho bridge pnrty given Frl- 1 H 1 * evening hy Mrs. 11. W .. Rucker, when she entertained 1*05 five tables of players at her home —(IN! Idlers Bridge Club ' Pinehurst. Exquisite red roses, rope u Meet At Mrs. Long’S narcissus and ferns were used w ith , In the home of Mrs. Amelia j pleasing effect about the rooms Appleby, "sack murder” victim , 1, where the card tables had been anil wealthy widow of a Chi­ ,tj arranged for play. cago inventor, today furnished r. Quaint old fashioned maidens sheriffs two incriminating clues r. adorned the tallies nmi after, an by which Ihey hope to solve the f't exceptionally interesting game of mystery of the woman’s deatn bridge had l*een played, scores for which Dr. Charles M. M< n?were collected by Mrs. A. C. F o rt Millnn, her friend and business* ,r an<i the high score prize, a com* counselor, is held on suspicion pact, was awarded Mrs. C. E. of murder. Myers. The men's hieh score The rope nnd canvas, discover­ ed in a spare room of Mrs. Ap­ pleby’s home, is said by deputy sheriffs in match the material of the “murder sack" in which thi slam woman’s body wn« sewed when found on Christmas night in n ravine near San Fer­ nando. a nearby valley town. \ Both the canvas strip found in the murder vietm’s house nnd the ling in which her body wits bundled had been patched with identical strijJbd material nji*| sewed with the same kind o. Jwlrtole High School Parent #her* A sso c ia tio n will hold regr meeting at 3:15 o’clock, fomen’s Guild of Holy ( rosx •eonal Church will meet at The many friends of Miss Lu­ cille H<dz, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Unix of 1101 Park Avenue will he interested to learn! that she won first prize in n con­ test conducted by the Cinderella Shop, Inc,, of Orlando during the month of December. Site arranged the six pictures in the design of a gorgeous Cinderella hnll gown, the panels were fashioned of pas­ te! tints, while the houffnnt drap­ er ie.i over the hips were arranged of handsome lace. The pictuie was framed in black velvet anil studded tu rhinestones. Miss Bo!z won the first prize over 79 con­ testants, and will be awarded n handsome $79,50 coat. Personals |rs. Mary Strong is visiting itivea for a few-weeks at Mi* gk Prvor of Haines City spent day here Friday attending to Miss Maude Tyre Is Hostess At Bridge At The Churches FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ninth nnd Palmetto Ave. Church School, 9:45. Wroship nnd Communion 11:00. Sermon, "Time and How to use any authentic statistics census at hand we would nay NATION’S HEALTH! orthatWithout the principal lines of business in the United States at this time heaty parlors and filing sta­ HAS SLUMP OVER aretions.—Montezuma OVrirgiun. PREVIOUS YEARS TODAY' *' WASH INGTON Der.. .10—(INS t - As n nation our health was net «o good last year as the year be­ fore. We are not. of course, in i serious condition, the Department of Commerce reveal* in a final •ahulation of the causes of death in t92fl, hut day hy day we are not improving as fuiimiriy as we | might. The death rate for the federal I registration urea in 1928 was 12.2 i |H-r thousand of population. The | cum parable figure for 1925 tv.u | 1182 deaths pet* thousand of pop- | illation. The principal incresaes in the death cates in 1928 were from heart disease, which increased from thlt In I ttl* per 100,000 popltiu- 1 lion; tnflurnza. from 30 to 11; pneumonia, from pi to ll>:t; mens- j les.from 2 to 8; whooping cough, from 7 to 9. i»- ii*po fuiinil m the woman * Tlie outstanding decline in the e w .i, ,.f the same weight death toll was in typhoid fever, te x tu re as the cord which which dropped front 8 per 100,000 Iteen tied into ’surgeons’ i to 7. Registered deaths in 1920 **" to truss up the murder mimhervtl 1.82*1,1127 ngnins 1.219.m officers reported, 0P.I the previous year. i*. McMillan who admits he The death toll of the automobile « frequent caller at th*? continues to grow. The 020 figure Ieh \ hom e, denied he had wp* 18,871 against 17,571 the pre­ noticed the canvas nm! rope vious year. Murder continues to thrive also, increasing from 8,892 where in the house. in 1025 to 0.210 in 1020. The principle cause* of death in . 10*20 with the iiuinher of tnlities: A re Tltvi Genuine?” | heart disease 209,770: nephritis Can tin- spirits of dead freind.* lo:t.:i:i2: cancer and ninlignnt tu­ turn to Mimnnine with us? mors 00.85.7: tuberculosis 01,580: Other subjects for the week are: eeiebrat hemorrhage 00,822: in­ “ A glimpse into Jehovah’s Mir- fluenza 42,800. “ I* the litw breaker under gruce of disgrace." ‘‘The Great Trial, and the Best Attorney " • "When will tin* trial begin? “ What will be the penalty for working on Sunday." The public is cordially invited t<> VINYARD HAVEN. Mass. Do-. attend all these meetings at the Bible (’hnutnquu Tent on the cor­ 2| —(INS)—Live* of ninety offi­ cers and men were endangered in ner of Park & 2nd. The tent is well heated, and a midnight collision in a heavy fog off Hedge Fence Light shin cemfnrtuhle. hi tween the eoal-ladeA steamship K. A. Macaulay, Evangelsit, Norfolk, Philadelphia for Port­ land, Maine, and the frieght steamship Lake lnglenook, travel FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ling from Boston to New York. CHURCH With a gaping hole in her enE. P. Brownlee Pastor Sunday the Presbyterians will gineroom bulkhead reaching down begin the sixteenth year of the pre­ below the waterline , Captain P. sent pustulate, anil it is hoped L. Brooks of the Philadelphia that there will be large congrega­ steamship ran the Norfolk two tions pvesttu at all the services. miles,, frqm. 0)1 ;JA9., A AHthe nlt'mifig hour, the Common- shoal in the center of the harbor ion fe-tfhc Lord's Supper will be here. uhsarted. The take lnglenook, with a deep Services far the day lire as fnl- hole in her bow but high out of lows: the water, preceded to New York. 9:45 A. M Sunday School. Both steamships carry forty-five 11 A. M. Morning Worship. 12 M. Cession meeting to re­ officers nnd men. No injured were reported by either ship today. ceive members. OjjlO P, M. Christian Endeavor. 7:30 P. M. Evening Worship. McCo: T Soeak To The public cordially invited to Sanford Methodists thes e services. Collision Of S h i p s Endanger Lives Of Men A nd Officers Clarence McCrone of Cleveland, Ohio, nnd Mrs. Charles Steinworth of San Tiego, Col., was that of Fri­ day evening when Miss Maude i Christian Endeavor (1:20. Tyre entertained three tnbles of * Evening Service 7:20, players ut the home of Mrs. A. B. Sermon, "Knowing God." - MR. AND MRS. GILBERT Mahoney on Tenth Street. Stnn the New Year right hy at * HUNTER SHIVERS Quantities of Poinsettias, red tending C liw b,—A iwwHwt ■w d Of Vidette, Gu., roses and n large beautifully 'de­ come awaits you. announce the marriage of their corated and lighted Christmas tree daughter were used In decorating the rooms a l l So u l s c h u r c h MAMIE LEE where the games Were played. Tal­ Sunday Jan. 1. to he many friends of H. J. Lehlies were done in suggestions of First Mass 8:00. MR. EDMUND SHOEMAKER i will regret to learn that ho Saturday, December twenty-eighth, New Year and when the games had Ccthechism. 8:45. || at his home on Palmetto Av- Nineteen hundred and twenty-seven been concluded scores were compar­ Second Mass 10:00. Evening Devotions 7:30 P. M. ut Nine o'clock at the home of the ed and prizes awarded. Mis* Sara Warren Easterhy who held top Ha|y Name Men Will receive bride’s parents, E. Rowland Jr., left Saturday score, received a box of Coty’s bath communion in n body nt 8:00 Mass. Vidette, Georgia. Lewisville, Ga., where he will School children will also re* The above'announcement will lu powder, while the low score prize, Tho Mr*. Rowland and nccompnny ceivc nt this Mnss. La France bath salts went to Miss read with much interest by the home. New Candidates for the Holy many friends of the young couple. Grace Gillon, who also won the cut prize, u deck of bridge cards, The Name Society of All Souls, will he n. W. T. Laird. Mrs. L. P. The ceremony huving taken place, two guests of honor were presented received at the Evening Devotions toiler and Mr*. R. L. Peck nrn- Saturday moYning nt 9: 00 o’clock i exquisite cut work handkerchiefs —7:30 P. M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH | to De Land, Friday where at the home of tho bride's parent*, Sunday school 9:20 A, M. Meeting after the Devotions Mr. nnd Mrs. Gilbert Hunter Shiv­ : us gifts from their hostess. ipent the day. Morning worship and sermon 11 er of the Florida Methodist Friday Jun. Oth. Feast of the Church, will speak nt the First ers nt Vidette, Ga. The rooms were V When the bridge accessories had A. M. r». Tandy Pryor and children, beautifully decorated with numer­ | been removed and the tnbles laid Epiphany. night ut 7:30 o’clock, according Sermon subject, “If 1928 Should Mass 7:00 A. M. have been spending the win- ous potted plnnts uml ferns, to­ j with dainty covers the hostess assto an announcement today. Be My Laat Year." There is ubtincncc on this tiny. In Sanford, leave Monday for gether with an abundance of holly, I isted hy Mrs. C. G. Tyre served tas­ Mr. McCord will fill the local Young People's Union's 8:15. p home at Tampa. * mistletoe nnd other decorations ty refreshments consisting of tuna engagement through il» IrjvitzeEvening service 7:30. HOLY CROSS CHURCH fish'salad, sandwiches, saltines, pic­ Sermon subject, “The Daring of ] lion extended by the Men's Club In. Eugene Tittle has return- suggestive of the season. The cere­ kles. fruit cuke and hot choculate. Sunday after Christmas. mony wus preformed hy the Rev. Daniel in the Dm of Death—Do of the church, lie is one of the kome from Jacksonville where Church School 9:45 A. M. Miss Tyre’s guests were Mrs. [has been spending the holi- R. C. Kerr, in the presence of re­ Clarence 1outstanding Methodist laymen nf Celebration of Holy Communion You Believe It? ’’ Me Crone, Mrs. Charles latives anti u large number or Church Family Hour Wednesday the state nnd ■ with relatives. an Interesting und Sermon 11: A. M. Steinworth, Mrs. J. E Torrence, triends. • speaker. The public is cordially Evening Prayer und Sermon 5: evening 7:30. Mrs. Roy G. Williams, Mrs. C. E. Visitors and citizens cordially | invited to hear him. W«n<|s of C. A. Raulerson of The bride was attired in u smait Mrs, Roby I.aing, Miss Ruth invited. ■Myrtle Avenue will be sorry costume of wood brown crepe back Smith, Young People's Service League ■arn that he continuea ill at satin with self trimmings, und Gillon, Miss Grnce Gillon, Miss Ed­ 0:30 P. M. na Chittenden, Miss Sarah Warren Robsons To Plav At luld-Laughton hospital. worn with n small close fiting hat Easterhy, Miss Louelln Mahoney Wednesday evening, Jan. 4th. to match. Her accessories were in und Mis. J. N. Gillon. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rectors Bible Class in Holy Crus Milane On Monday it :ihd Mrs. A. J. Walker have matching tones of brown. Her Corner Park Avenue und 3rd Pnrish House 7:30 P. M. p * ir house guests Mrs. Wal- flowers were a corsage of Hllics of A cordial invitation is extended Mr. nnd Mrs. S. (J. Kennedy and to ever yone to be with us at tV'V .Street. ■ brother In law and sister the volley. Rev. John Bernard Root, Mini­ duy night the Mllnne Theatre will two sons, William lin’d Alphius of lin'd Mrs. S. S. Goethe of Palster. these services. Mrs. Shoemaker is the daughter spent Friday in Sanford ns the present u concert orchestra com* Church School 9:45. of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hunter guests of Mrs. .W, T. Wheeles* en rosed of Mr. and Mrs. James Morning Worship 11:00. OF CHRIST. h. B. F. Whitner and Mis* Shoemaker of Vidette, Go., and a route to their honte at Lakeland FIRST CHURCH New Year's Greeting by the Robson nmi Mis* Pearl Rob*on. SCIENTIST. ibeth Whitner motored to Or- sister of Mrs. 0. C. Me Bride of from North Ca/ulinu where they talented Sanford musician*. Christian Scientist services are pastor. I* Friday where they spent the this city. She has made Sanford have hecn spending the holidays. held every Sunday morning In th-j The orchestru will render a Christian Endeavor 8:30. M the guests of Mrs. George her home for the past two years varied program with special num­ Woman's Club, Oak Avenue near Evening Service 7:09. and is a member of the faculty of Miss Hattie Breeden of Mann-' Here one finds tanl for thought, ber* being interspersed with »elthe South Side Primarv School. ng, S. C., arrived here Thursday Third Street, at 11:00 o’clock; an atmosphere of worship, and .i rrtions from popular mu*ic un.l Sunday School at 10 o'clock. Subrence Me Cron* of Cleveland She is agraduatc from the Georgia to be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. I light opera. spirit of cordial welcome. ject for tomorrow, "God,’’ arrived here Friday to join State College fojf women at Mill- J. N. Robson at her home on Sun* Wednesday evening services dfe and baby who are visit­ edgeville. Ga. / ford-Orlnndo Rond until Sundny er parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J The groom is the son of Mr. and when she leaves for Winter Gar­ which include testimonies of Chrishealing are also held fcock. Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker of Beardall den where she iq u member of the tiantheScience Woman’s Club at 7: ©cluck. Avenue, and has made this city hi* faculty of th Winter Garden High in This Church maintains a free “ Vivian Mowery, who has tome for the past three years com- School. Reading Room, No. 517 First R a t­ visiting her, cousins, .Mrs. ng here with his parents from 1 Nickle and Mrs. Harry thonoke, Va., He is engaged in the The annual "Little Helpers" ional Bank Building, where the Bi­ ESTELLA NELSON, Mgr • leaves Sunday for her home celery growing business service of Holy Cross Episcopal ble and all authorized Christain Science literature .m«y be read, Church was held Thursday after­ INraultee, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Shoemaker will be borrowed, or purchased. Open daily NEW Y EA R ’S MENU nt home to their friends at 308 noon at the Pariah' House under except Sundays and holidays from ^ and Mrs. William Weckerle the direction of the chairmun, Mr*. Hors d'oem * kiladelnhia, Pa., who have East Thirteenth Street. Raymond C, Phillips. The mites 3 to 6 P. M. Picklee Heart* of Celery •All arc welcome to attend the boxes were brought in by the wee the holiday gueats of Mr. and Stuffed Olives .MISS VINCENT AND MISS Cocktail Harry Heeren, left Saturday tots, and presented to the rector by services and to make use of the HICKSON ENTERTAIN Oyster or Grapefruit Mrs. Densil Stafford. Mn. Phill­ Reading Room. fag for their home. i » Soup ips gave an exceptionally interest­ Creum of Chicken ing talk, telling of how the Little FIRST METHODIST CHURCH i>. H am r Kent and guest, Entree W. P. Buhrman, Pastor iVivian Mowery of Milwaukee, given this season one of the roost helpers were organized and why, Chicken Liver* On Toast i and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard delightful was that of Wedne*- and also what it stands far and Sunday school, 9:30 A. M., R. W. Viands* motored- to Daytona Beach day evening when Mi*s Katherine how It Is maintained. Rev. Mor­ W ire, superintendent. Vincent and Mi*s Louise Hickson timer Glover also gave a splendid ,3t. Augustine on .Friday. Baked Sea Trout, Parsley Butter, Roast Yj — entertained » U nte number of ta|k during the afternoon. Oyster Dressing, Cranberry Sauce, Roast Mil F* Winifred Strong, who has their friends at the home of Mis* cn with Jelly, Roast Leg of Spring Umb, The regular meeting of the N. Vegetables [soending the holidays here Vincent’s parents Dr. and Mrs. I her mother. Mr*. Mary Charles P. Vincent on MeUonville de V. Howard Chapter U. D. C. Mashed Potatoes, Candied Sweet Potatoes, + flower. Butter Sauce • N kps returned to Fort My* Avcpue. Decorating the rooms of was held Friday a/ternon at the r**rc she will resume her this spacious home were red ros­ home of M n. J. D. Woodruff on Salad Mrs. W. J. es, poinsettas. mistletoe and a Sanford Avenue. 'Waldorf or Hearts of Sanford Lettuce, Russian Dressing Thigpen, chapter, president, pre­ Entrcmenta sided over the business »«**«on Mince or Pumpkin Pie this ^itv but new of when routine business was carried English Plum Pudding . Ga„ who have been out. Plans were made and com­ Fruit Cake the nast week visiting mittees appointed for the annual one to all of the services of this Vanilla Ice Cream Hubert E. Lee Ball which will be >*v# Saturday afternoon Cluster Ilaudi • given January 19., Time and place church. After Dinner Mint* to he announ«d later. After all Beverages BIBLE CHAUTAQUA TENT. business had oeen l r*n,a5^e<} * Services #v*ry Sunday night •*Cafe Nolr P«-. who has been visit social hour was enjoyed, the hos­ cent Monday * Saturday^nkhU. Hint. U m 1 n T n! tess served’tea'and wafers as reIt to 2:30 Miss Shiver Is Wed To Paul E. Shoemaker c Tom Mix nnd Tony ' ' in “SILVER VALLEY" ”* Collegian*. “THE FIGHTING PlNtfrtl’ S portlight SENSE AND IW»G .SP-NS P R IN C E S S Monday’1 A rollicking frolic. Reginald Dvitny. in OUT ALL NIGHT” Charlie Chase Today “THE GALLOPING JINX” MERCHANT OF WKIN IKS “THE LIGHTER THAT FAILED’’ Mthine Paramount Neww « “KOKO’S K \NK” extend a T h e S a n fo rd A tla n tic N a tio n a l and the officers and directors who arc I"" ; . * 1making it possible ames Added Attraction Monday The— 3 &— 9 O ’clock Shows V A LD EZ CAFE . ■ a _ . IK . e v t im ir u n wishes to extend to each and officer, director and stockh of the Sanford Atlantic Nai �yX3i?THTiiirn A ia E r ■ f/«r~V'-. S3 p '.i- ;v /ii"Ik? r‘ | » ••*:; V* - f B I (* s phi & L‘« ; :-T ■ ^ Aii •>• -; it **■' V*3ft.' * $.v<., i ’*ri biu*»'/f ***. ' r ’bf’r »•»■• • #it‘/ 1fc* .ti» >.t IJH1 ,|ji f ***•*- iji*^ - . * utiobtf .. ItVi.iC '•■i ■■• Everyone has. You have heard of him, of course ' / ' His signature is the first f \ affixed, the most boldly executed, on llic Declaration of Independence. When that great document was drawn up and ready to sign, there was a pause. It was a moment of grave importance to all present. By placing their signatures on *j this paper, they would put themselves on record as avowed rebels against the Brit-1 / \ * ish crown-a hanging offense. 1 A t this injyflcture John Hancock stood up, seized ~— . ' i the pen, and wrote his name on the parchment as large and black as he could. By h ' St this act he advertised to the world that he stood ready to make any sacrificeycvcn M j y * life itself—in support of his principles and ideals • | ?$ His signature afforded a perma a • • nenl record of his good faith. Advertisers who go to great expense to place before the public printed an• # » V. ’ % . ■ • j nouncements of their products are offering similar evidences of good faith, equal guarantees of fair dealing. i • Advertised goods arc reputable, dependable, vouch\ r V. . - ed for by manufacturers and dealers who are known and respected. v By reading the advertising in this paper you will acquaint yourself with th a safest and most economical sources of* supply, the products which will serve you best and longest Advertisements are the surest index to efficient buying. is the guarantee o Do not neglect them. E li t f C.^ vV> '•■’* i 1. • �V J, E vr*,’^ fYf ->jtinwTii,^ - " < .' !*■; l ML,'r WhoseLife Notorious Men In Bootleg |Has 5een Characterized DramaHaveQuitBus iness )y Violence Tells Story BecauseO f Prosecutions Children Gambling Upon Greyhound Races Stirs People Of British Isles LONDON Dec. 31.— (INS)_ London’s newest scandal, young children betting on the greyhound rnces, is attracting national attenion. Greyhound racing supposedly introduced into England from Ainerica twelve months ago is being damned ns a sport ‘demoralizing and corrupting to the nation’s thrift." The betting is the cause. When a child of ten offers u hot at the greyhound racing track the bookkeeper commits no offense by taking it," says the London Times. "What p. preposterous situation. is revealed." Dangerous Trade Bookkeepers, when they are le* gal, continues the Times, must be considered representatives of a dangerous trade—like .liquor sell­ ing, tobacco selling, gunpowder selling, etc. ‘‘If it is illegal to sell gunpowder, tobacco, or alcohol to young children, it mustalso tie il­ legal to place bets with them.” In the Inog run, though, grey­ hound racing produces thrift, says one of the sports’ stuanch backers. The hacker is a greyhound raieng organizer ami nt the same time head of the English National Sav­ ings Committee—Gereral J. E. B. Seely. If people didn’t spend their money in greyhound betting they would be betting on something else,^ thinks the General If they didn’t pay the small admission to see the races they would be spend­ ing more money seeing more ex­ pensive amusements. Many Sign Petition Forty-three thousand people signed a petition to have the races prohibited in London's great Crys­ tal Palace stadium. The petitioners 'bjccted to the betting. General Seely.says: “If you conlemn all sports which involve betling you will condemn almost every r:port. Dog racing draws lower bets than many other sports.” English betting laws are soon to become a great issue, says the Times. “The first step of change likely to be taken is to prohibit thu insidious practice of allowing chil­ dren to bet at tho greyhound races ’* ------.--------------------- tysiciaiis Ponder •normal Growths Deformed Twins ENVER. -Dec*. 31.—(IN S)— together in a fashion simi[to tho union between Eng and ■g, he famous Siamese twins, sons were recently born to >»nd Mrs. Carl Putnlk, or DenPhysicians decalre this is the event of its kind in the anof Denver medical history, of the infanta waa dead at but the other survived long rh for the attending physician Bid momentary hope of rosuswn. An x-ray w u t aken of Pair shortly after the living •her breathed his last. This . was expected to give great [U the study of such unions. ™ babies were said to have i joined by a muscular tissue at [wdomen, also by a cartUagin[tonncction that held the two in to face position, reons forwarded the theory “tnik twins could not have ■urns*-*--I. aitho |jit Iwos W that the two had individF- ’’nation showed abnormality other than H bon* and muscle connee- a number of cases are were join* Dlnal coldoctors to t NEW YORK, Dec. 3! —Should the true story of bootlegging in he I oi'ed States ever be drnmaized, the cast would hi.ve to be drawn from as picturesque ^ group of real characters as were over conceived by the writers of fic­ tion. Namely: George Remus, of Cincinnati, former millionaire "king of tho bootleggers," who commanded the rum running fleet that operated along the Atlantic seaboard. George Conors, of Cincinnati, ‘ermer wealthy “prince of the bootleggers" and nmnng-r of the NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 31— "Death Vntley Farm.” trie biggest bonze distributing depot in the (INS)j—A warning that the courts COUlit-V. must lint sustain prohibition Emmanuel (Mnnnv) Kessler of agents in "mistaken zeftl for the New York, former “generalissimo” enforcement of pu | *)y domestio police regulations", was made by Federal Judge Burns in releas­ ing the rum schooner Przemysl, seized at the mouth of the Miss­ issippi River three months ago with a cargo of alcohol valued at $1,000,0410. In the government’s suit to de­ clare the vessel forfeited. Cap­ tain Henry Thode, master of the shin, admitted he had diverted the vessel from its nomnai destina­ tion, Vancouver, ami turned it over to prohibition agents to col­ lect n reward of 25 per cent of the value paid in such cases. The charterers of the ship, Southern Frieghters Inc., of Vancouver, contended that Thode had plotted with dry agents be­ fore leaving Germany to divert the ship, and this contention wu upheld ’»y Judge Burns. Federal Judge 0 f New Orlean’s Hits Prohibition Agents «f the New York City district. Others In Cast The cast would include leaser lights, such as contact men, gun­ men, bribe givers, spies, detectives, chauffeurs of booze trucks rum ship commanders, dr 7 sleuths who sold out to the bootlcgers, prison o'f.cinls who granted special fuvnre for money, hi-jackers end rum pirates. All principles mentlonel have served ti rms in orison for violat­ ion of the fmksrnl prohibition law. They say they hnve learned their lesson, and thnt the penalty isn’t worth the gamble. They took lone chorees, made big money, pair their various dohts to Society, ntid aro ’through.” Remus at one time was the exalted ru'er of an illegal liquor business that grossed be tween $100,000 4)00 and $150,000.000 ami is said m good authorit'' to h iv mi’ll,* n profit for himself of al“,ut $7.0041,000. Today he has very little, i ' any money, most of bis holdings having been tied up by the government for alleged failure to fully pay his heavy in­ come i.ixe« Hanr ow is the owner of a sea­ shore -inniuer resurt o* the Atlan- Best wishes for the New Year A nd Only in party politics can tin ‘ executive put over a reputation for economy and request u doflncicn- j cy appropriation ut the same tinte.—Deland News. The Republicans in the United States senate have a Moses to lead them. Senator Moses, having been need one.—Ocala Stnr. chosen as the senate leader. They I Hoover leads, Dawc» and Lowden follow in the G. O. P. clas­ sic. Herbert seems to be the choice of the administration thus far.— Stuart News. Broadly speaking ther-j are too many narrow-minded nun—on the opposito side.—Savannah Morning News. ' . v ... ■; tic. eighteen miles south of Sav-' market for booze. He, too, is threw him into the water, annnh. He Is said to be worth $5,- "throu^h” ' with the business and boy could not swim. He drown ed,” Swain exciteoly told the 000,000 but bo will not admit it. has plenty of the world's goods. when he was captured His credit, however, is good in any A report that T h ctm had oank in Savannah. He told the burned by a mob early today. writer he would r.o| jell a pint of Greasy Corners, Ark., was foui booze now if he was paid a thou­ ed. A funeral pyre waa built enraged citizens at that pf sand dollars for it. He served however, and was ready to be eighteen months of a three year aflame as soon as Thomas pr.son sentence, and he vigorously captured. asserts he never wi I “do” another MEMPHIS, Dee. 31.—fINS)— Hjd Swain not /node his canfi day. The brutal murder of 11-year-oUI slon to the mob he woutd t ha. Has Poker Fece Julius McColum promises to be ’ been lynched, officers ad mitt? Connors is n slim, good-loking avenged within a few hours. Swain was rushed to jail and man of about thirty-five, a chap ficers at Hugh;* declared i with a “poker” face and an air of With two negroes in jail at Mar­ should Thomas be captured tc day bciry able to take care of himself ion and Hughes, Ark. more than they would be powerless to tap in any emergency. He knows me i 300 angry farmers r.t daybreak to­ the mob from lynching both i» and how to handle them. Original­ day were surrounding a tract of roes. Every effort wil ba medo ly n stenographer in a railroad of­ bottom land where Elfc.rt Thomas, protect them, the officers said. fice, he got into politics in Cincin­ nati in a minor way, then went in­ 21, negro, is report'd Pupped. Sfnator-elect Frank Smith, to the real estate business and fin­ An eye-witnca? story of the bru­ Illinois, requests more time to ally, in !'.il9,"honked up” with Re­ tal crime was told by G-ndv Swain pare his defense. The nation wo mus in the biggest booze partner­ ship in this country's history. To­ 10, negro, wob '.van held at Hughes be glad to make the postponeme day Conners is an official of the this morning. Swam was taken indefinite.—Orlando S tar Reports Kentucky Distributing Company into custody by the mob and nar­ Judging from the trouble *& rowly escaprd lynching shorlty and is believed to be wealth'-. couple of gentlemen are havi Kessler, a shrewd, unique cn ir- a ter midnight. neter, once encountered never for­ “Thomas drew a pistol and getting seats in Washington, you' gotten, because of his eccentri- !- forced the bov to take his booty almost think it waa publicity f ties wns the big receiver of liquor prir»-f»:,vt.—St. August!: t‘c«, After he hnd f.nishcd robbing a In New lork City, a tremendous him he picked up tho bov and ami Record. Angry Posse Seeks Revenge On Negro Who Murdered Boy the Our heartiest greetings and Citizens ■. ■ ’—r^*r'r -Vi' PAGE SEVEN Extending to rff hi V vjib YORK. Dec. SI— George u one of the strangest, amazing characters that monopolised measures of an newspapers. y at the age of fifty, he is >lawyer. an ex-boojlegger, nvict and an ex-klller. was spectacular aa a lawyer ping, wailing Ramus” they him; he was even more so a bootlegger, finally achieving n o to rio u s distinction of botfce “kin” of them all; ho was ular as a convict as every official who encountered he served time in a dozen will attest, and aa a killer fan true to form, shooting wife Into gene, to death In Park, Cincinnati, on an Initimmer morning last October dozens of automobiles were ng to and fro. Took On $150,000,000 “Hr. Remus,” this writer asked “is it true that your boot* ng business grossed more $100,000,000?’” •Easily that,” be replied. ProbJy $50,000,000 more than that, w single day my deposits in a Lincoln National Bank of Cinicsti totaled a million dollars." Incidentally Remus did business der the name of “John P. Alex* der" as well as “George Re­ ts.” He could not estimate how tch profit he had made as a fotlegger hut a person in posim to know estimated it about ,000,000. I asked Remus what his views prohibition aru ’today—now at he has plenty of time to re* upon the woe that illicit iskey selling brought upon him id this is what he replied: ‘Remus (this squat, powerfullyilt man with the bald head 1 rugged, strong-jawed face al­ yl talks in the third person) Is ng Jo spend the rest of his to stifle the insult known us prohibitiion law. *The prohibition net is un aboron legal Jurisprudence, it ses and creates more deceit, ocrisy and circumvention on part of the public than any all of the federal, state, coun* snd city laws combined. It is ing eighty per cent of the erican citizens "partisus crim* to the violation of the law ler directly or indirectly. Everybody Guilty nder the law If a single pern the party takes a drink it ie duty, under the tcchnicnliof the act, of every other 'ons present to report that sons or become a party to the pie. As wc all know the prohibition was pasted under extrnordiacircumstances—while 2,500,of our boys were overseas ''ting for the freedom of our tty. The said legislation was ed on our satute books due these extraordinary circumncea by a lot of hypocrites who tlved Urge sums of money for reformation. foung girls are drinking more iy than ever. Women and men their very natures want to dn and acquire that which re res obstacles to surmount. If 1 are told they cannot have a k they will leuvu no stones unned to get it.” nius was asked if it was not Kt that the government U ly but surely enforcing the Mead Act. The enforcement of prohlbl” he replied, “is beyond the *r of man. The low is too tly at variance with public timont. It la a legal impose!iy. Ultimately thu prohibition will become a dormant and <ive law." Tomorrow: Remus, the oudaia bootlegger—how he led biggest boose caravan that f moved out of the whiskey *r of America. rrfiti the of Sanford Chero Cola Bottling Co. Proffers the officers and directors Seminole County and to the Officers and Dir:dors of the of the SANFORD ATLANTIC Sanford Atlantic rational Bank Seminole County Credit Assn. - NATIONAL BANK "A,1!! .* fi •' £• 1■-‘ : :f *~F~•*. Hearty Greetings t _ And Sincere Good Wishes for HEARTY GREETINGS Many Prosperous Years of Service .! the officers and directors of the New we Sanford Atlantic National Wishes A of the New Citizens of Sanford and 'Yr *' ‘ i • . ‘■‘a "fP i.jk’Ni ■„Y' 't 1 ' - *■? extend most Cordial Greeting to the officers and director* and to the If to c? / "'l' - '-'V , -*1 • Seminole County Sanford Atlantic * - r. '*'-Yt ‘ «’ and to wish them many ' ‘ i,; • w 'V . .- v r : years of successful service Wishing You to both Many Years of Prosperity Sanford and Seminole May v i- ■V County 1928 and ProsPerity S h eriff o f Sem inole ■County immM to all. m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b28a758b9fd4ab7eeac5cd9209f3e98f.pdf df9a3f411ac205d81006595e2011b4e0 PDF Text Text SANFOR £ I £ S i £ * L 2 i»gL«DAY. DECEMBER 31, n j Home Of The Sanford Atlantic National Linton E. PrSdfdfent'"Pays' Triute To lo ca l Tirade Body For Assistance MtPreliminajcyPlans S«uM&rd. ionsl : Five Important Points Stressed L a rg e Organizers Have Con­ fidence In Future Of City Substantial Allen PraiscHSanford AndExpresseH Apprt/datlon Of CoOperntinnExtended By First National Hank OF Thin City In the organization of the San­ ford Atlantic National Bank the Chamber of Commerce haa played a prominent part, being primari­ ly reaponilble for placing before Jacksonville bankers such data and information aa was necessary tq convince them of the possibilitlfs of Sanford ba a city in which On the eve of the formal opening of Sanford’* new financial Institu­ tion, the Sanford Atlantic National Rank, President Linton E. Allen today extended the following greet­ ings to the citizens of Sanford and Seminole County. "On Tuesday morning, January .1, 1028, the Sanford Atlantic Nat­ ional Bank will open for business. “The organizers 'of this new bank have taken steps in advance to Insure absolute safety for de­ positors and to furnish a modern banking service, in keeping with the needs of Sanford and Seminole County. This bank is undsr United States government supervision and is a member of the Federal Reserve System. Tho bank is affiliated with the Atlantic National Bonk of Jacksonville, the * largest and strongest bank in the state of Florida. Naturally customers will find hero n continuance of the policies which have brought such signal success to that Institution. “Officers and directors of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank have been selected from a group of successful business men, in whom can he reposed the utmost confi­ dence. They cordially invite the public generally to bo present on the opening day to get acquainted with the personnel of the new Insitution. “In opening the Sanford Atian/contli^Hcd on page 1 4 ) ^ 1- 1 1 ' MAfiMV/A 4Vj ’ mk «,wl “Perotcd In conjunction Ida banks are its correspondents. " ll iK Th‘ ent,ro l»crep«e in It lias financed many business encapital has been eurued, in addl- terpriscs, many of which have tio u to which uhout 11.150,000 in grown from small concerns to cash dividends has been paid. lurgo Industries. Officials of the institution point 1 Edwurd W. Lane is president of with pride tfl the fact that the the bank and associated with him bank has kept apaco with the grow*- on the board of directors are some th of Jacksonville and has develop- of the most prominent business ed proportionately as fast ns the men of Florida und Georgia. They whole state. The Atlantic National «re n» follows: has led in tho purchase of city. John.D. Baker, president of bounty and state bond issue, con- Baker A Holmes Company, Jacktributing in this way to the pro- sonville. gross of Florida in general nnd Leon T. .Check, vice president Jacksonville nnd Duval county in Check-Nenl Coffee Company, by the shareholders e, president of Citl zens and Southern Rank of Sav­ annah, (ia. E. J. L'Engie, attorney of Jacksonville, Scott M. l.oftin, vice president and general counsel for tho Flor­ ida East Coast Ruilway. J. L. Medlin, naval stores pro­ ducer of Jacksonville. Kvcritt Mizell, president of the First National Bank of Fcrnnndina. Walter Ray, president of Klynhllarris-Rullnrd Company of Jack­ sonville. M. J. Scanlon, president of Brooks-Seqnlon Corporation of Jacksonville. E. G. Swnrtz, vice president of Rurton-Swnrtz Cypress Company of Perry, Fla. Dr. If. Marshall Tnylor of Jacksonville, and all those associated with him in the Atlantic National extends to E. W . Lane, Bank and in the New le new Sanford A tlantic National Bank and to % the citizens of Sanford and Seminole County the heartiest greetings and * ^ wishes for a very successful year during . every success during 1 9 2 8 the r of its life * Sanford *# long as it may continue ..• V.. • «v • » : „ . y » . First Es Was At Promotion Con Allen Rapidly Start As O Linton E. Allen, pn the Sanford Atlantic Bank which makes ita f to the public on next j comes to Sanford to fill d sponsible position with « j< 18 years in the hanking sion. . ; rj$ nia career haa been MU steady advancement, bogfajl the job of collector* through successive stages I became connected, with tali largest banks i n 1 this t serving each of them in at positions of pi A native Georgian, wa* bom 'a t Chlpley "pent hla boyhood dkyi tered the University -1 in 1905 and four yean graduated from (hat with the degree of bad ence. Ha He later eomftWt com in banking a t tba . ness College a t Po Y. • v T m i f - 'i S Mr. Allen's first 1 lence was In BrnnsWMd Oi oyer a seven year period from collector to cashier, successively as bookee'Mtj assistant cashier and then While serving in this ewpa Alien resigned In 1917*tw t Unted States army In dr served for two y ean , Hjji Mr, Allen weqt to Fratte second Heatcnane and Vfc (continued on page! �m cm * S s t e fs a s s a STUDENTS KILLED " |5M d by a snowsH*.. Thp TOYKO, Dec. a i.--(lN S )—Four cnU wore apendin* tKcir ho| students of Wnseda Unlvcrnty nt, the pans, which U in the were killed today when, skUunf an -Alps. Three bodiCl ^ at llarinoki Pass, they were smiAh- ready been recovered. 1 To Fight Paralysis A f C om in g Festival ’ BERKELEY, Cal. Dec 31—A dtfinite step toward .the creation an agency tor effectively corn­ Cool Nights In Europe’s Win­ of butting that most dreaded of te r Wesortfc ToDeMadeMore children's diseases, infantile para­ P le a sa n t B y Fur Coats That lysis, has been taken at the Univer­ AscNow BelngShown There sity o f‘California. At the-request of Dr. Karl Meyer, director of the PARIS, Dec. 31—Fur 1 coats liniverseity's Ilooper medical re­ public fund end Palm Reach may not be nynon- search foundation omou*. but nnyone who Is contem­ her been established, the proceeds plating u winter holiday in the Ri­ of which arc to be devoted to the viera had better he provided with founding of an infantile paralytis one. Sunny days give place to very •.eruni burcau’a t the university. cool nights nnd wnrm wraps on’ The object of the bureau will be absolutely essential, and then they | to provide a storing and distribute are very nice filr long motor drives ing center for an'emergency stock M wej| .if scrum, mnde from the blood of Lon - conts or both the shaven convalescent patients. This serum, " * men,. is the according to medical only reliable method of combatting the terrible malady If atlminister<<{ early in the course of theMisit will either dccreaec the *c.crity to prevent the further deve­ lopment of the ailment, according to university authorities. ManyllundredsO' W ir t,A n d J - £ ■ £ S Girls Are Transpnrted Ev„„,i ™nery Year T« Various Coun- SUI)>wl approximately ou.ooo.ooo tries For Immoral Reasons tons of bituminous coal nt a loss ■ ------— jo f $150,000,000. The fire started from an unde­ NEW YORK, Dec. 30.—Many hundreds of women and girli — termined cause back in l ‘J12 in some of them very- young—arc the Alarsky-Aynink mines in the transported each year from one Buryat republic near Chita. With country to another for immoral characteristic Inefficiency the coal purposes in spite of the efforts of company abandoned the mine, . overnments to suppress or regu- carted away all the machinery tcl1 ™ -that - --------.'.“ ' . I and ..I moved *, couidn ite the traffic. could fbe salvaged j,aven*tt 1. Many girls ate led into the to another field. Five years ago, hurnctj u, toils of the white slnvc trafficers Soviet engineer* found the un,*c,‘‘ | t hnt ,|ay by bo^US offers of marriage or of employment. The roie of en­ ground vein of coni still burning, burned uj tertainer in foreign cabarets On their • recommendation the - Anyhov (South American in many cases) shnfts were tightly scaled so that believe in appeals strongly' to the stage- the fire would ‘‘choke itself to nonc at » death.” have no | struck girls who subsequently . A few days ago 100 feet of the cither he learn they have been hoodwinked, railroad, an im- felt like i Big cities nnd popular■ resorts Znbaykalsky all over the world have 1ttieir pit- |ortnnt brlinch of the trans-Siber- or he ref falls for girls. inn road, caved In. Fire and smoke They eve falls for-girls. Whether Ihe situ­ poured from the huge hole like a nnd some ation today is worse th in it was volcano, and engineers investiga- n good fi before the war is n hard question ted again only to find that-the p u t he d to answer but the numbers of drls led astray "are sufficiently . arge to constitute u serious prob- ” •'*«“ » h“(l l,ur"wl .^ n • tire coal vein under This is the sinister indictment */««*•; • distance « of commercinlized vice in many from ‘he neares slia nations as pointed out in all ts andoned mine, drab detal in a bulky League of The Central ( omn Nations report on the tra'fic .in vat republic dispatc Women nnd children which hns just fighting force, but it been brought to New Ynr’: nnd irU tf two months to ■ and made available'at the^ of- blaze effecively. The 1leers of the American Social ;;00.000 ruble*."at b Hygiene Association. The report of whnt it wouW ha' has been submitted to each or the Mnrt ycnr„ 1IK„ twenty-eigll: | governments 1 > -Ru„ ia nf which ,5u VoWe<' . . • . .traveling ii:,,,, is a part, Ims "Girls who Join , hn been i G Ruth Snyder Gives Tragic L e t t e r T o Daughter As Token f NEW YORK. Dec. 31— (INS) -A tragic series of letters, writ­ ten in the death hgusc at Sing Slog is to be Ruth Brown Snyder’s her­ itage to her nine-year old daughter Lorraine. Each birthday for years to come iftcr Mrs. Snyder nnd Henry Judd Gray die in the electric chair on tun. 12 for the sashweight mur­ der of Albert Snyder, Lorraine will receive a missive from her mother—letters of counrel and cheer and comfort. The words Mrs. Snyder has put •town on paper for Lorraine un­ der most poignant circumstances Blizzard Compells Mrs. Lindbergh T o Tarry In S t. Louis iMotor Clubs Boost NewEnglandRoads IF or 1928 Tourists ST. LOUIS, Dec. 31—(INS)— ' Mrse. Evangeline Lindbergh goes places and does things.in u hurry —except when she comes to St. land*. Her only hesitation on her southward flight from Detroit to Mexico City to spend Christmas with her son was here when a broken gear on the huge nil steel airplane in which she travels de­ layed her. After urriving in St. Isniis Thursday afternoon on the re­ turn trip, she was forced to s|iend . ycs'brday here because <>f fog. Today a snowstorm threatened to i delay the Detroit hop ngain. result In a greatly increased' stream of tourists In ttfla ««tion within' a year after alii ten ob­ ject ves have been achieved. . New England at the present ■ time has a great road traffic in tourists. Last summer, the motor i clubs handled 183.010 tourists off i whom 1-10,208 came from a •«:- \ tion east of tKe Mississippi j north of the Ohio River while 18.­ 688 wore from a section east ol I the Mississippi and south of the Ohio. , ! Of the total number, or 50 per cent declurcd in regis­ tering that they were on » !!« " « ' tour of New England and 7iad nq specific destination. M assachusetts led ull in the case of to u rists w ith a specific destina­ tion with 27.401 or 15 phr cent of to tal volume handled through Broadway To Blow; Lid O ff With Bang As NewYear Begins NEW YORK. Dec. 31—(INS) —Broadway will blow the lid oil 1928 with a bang. Almost every reservation ha* been taken ut leading hotels, and nt night club* before dusk standing room will ho at a premium. Crowds will be a* la * c as the price* asked. Night clubs and hotels of the better class are dc’■ . ■ ■ ' Bootleggers alone are consider­ ate. They are supplying the us­ ual Broadway run of rum at lower prices than six months ago. And in spite of one of the wettest celebrations scheduled /o r father knickerbocker, there will be plenty left ’tomorrow morning for those who want at least one drink be­ fore- breakfast. Prohibition officials in raiding and wrecking the Chex Helen Mor­ gan have not dampened the spir­ it of those who will greet the new year. There will be perfect rhythm at midnight between the poppipg of ihe corks and the blowing off of the whistles. FIVE DIE IN CRASH gsrs and the pilot pear re— '* Mnrignano 7^ ^ . f * MOSCOW Dec. 3 1 .—The home-, lera children’* military Band of 250 J pieces will toot Its way through Moscow's eobble-ttone streets nt the next great festivals. It will be one of the mo.it unique bands in the world. * Up to three months ago all of the musicians were roaming the streets as ragged vultures preying on society. Reading ami writing to eay nothing of reading notes, were high-toned accomplishments to thAn and of no use in eluding the cops. ' Rounded up and confined in de­ tention homes, the wuifs iVcre given the choice of careers. And William B. Stout, designer of the plane hopes the party can leave here this nfteriimm stopping per­ haps at Indlnnaolls, but the wind snow-storm and visibility will fin­ ally decide the starting time he suid. Greetings Citizens Sanford Seminole HUSKIES WIN SERIES SEATTLE, Wash., Dec I — (IN S)—Washington won the third nnd deciding contest of the threpgame series here last night from the University of Illinois, making it two out of three for the huskies the score was 2 to 20. The scries was a feature of the dedication of Washington's new $000,000 gymnasium. Directors Officers N ew Sanford A tlantic National B; llej-N rj—Will you be “Out All M^hl” Hfjj, Itenlimli! Ilrun, Milner ing by him, except his life. For Quatrain, the once great, vVns given away by the Whitneys to Janie a 1). Altcmus, of Philadelphia. Yt s a plain everyday gratuity. The Whitneys apparently were tin I having him around. A few years ago, a pampered pet; today, u gilt horse, if ever ther owns one. They snw one never must look n gift horse in the mouth. I say that Mr. Altcmus must not look this uiiuinnf) 4 o tf.fo nip UJ Uuo| «h. i aid will become embarrassed or some­ thing, and just naturally km k his new owner fo ra very difficult field gorl from placement. Furniture Company of new a hearty greeting and to wish the officers and directors / ^ years of prosperous service to the communtiy. - Orlando, Florida extends sincere congratulations Palmer and Corp ' C itizens Sanford opening Jacksonville, Fla. Banches — Tampa, Orlando, Lakeland felicitate T he Sanford Atlantic the opening of the n �**V r CHEVROLET D BY RS £And HlgrhlqymaiiReturw Mti Jacksonville Express•jPprise Of New Models; ny New Features Noted k from Jacksonville where ten t to inspect the complete ine of Chevrolet automobiles will tn» Introduced to the on January 1, A. T. White L D. Hlghleyman-. Seminole f distributors, are loud in praise of the cars which hnv? inticipated with much inter* the motor world, k Mr. White and Mr. High* nm iv’ highly optimistic over ipearance of the new Chevror. White, who was connected he Chevrolet Motor Company vtral years before coming to today gave The Herald owing statement on the new & ck in 11121) when we first lie new Chevrolet most of us he feeling th a t here wuh u lat edWiinl? represented ns perfection aa it was possible ,, am r> ft In 1926 the Enginf and Production organizarave us a still finer car and :7 we again »nw such a markprovement that when we 1at the ear we had the feeltiat certainly nothing more be done to make it nil that aid ask. Yet as we look nt >28 models we arc truly id at what has been aeeomd. We see such a fast imnent, such a great increase luty, style, , comfort, and J)tng that you are interested (Tf you look over a new car. • Chevrolet Motor Co slogan lis year is “Chevrolet—Blggd Better." The first thing whleh you are impressed ns )ok at the new model is its *ed site and ita improved ap­ ace. The new models have lei base of 107" as compared 108" on the 1927 cars. This ■awtow-whael base has cnthe engineers to obtain n better balnnce between the ih and length of the cure and ■ an Important factor, is new benutv is enhanced newly designed radiator that l the line* of th»* newest mid it priced cars. It is high and w with a non-rusting airplane shell The trade mark of the has b y n framed in a bronze ilf^arflst'c design and a new twr* cap provided In keeping the appearance of the car. adiator shell has been given prdopth, adding to the big BpfWarnncp. The radiator ling has been greatly im-------- - proved so th a t the radiator is much more rigid than in the pro* riqus construction. *'We have new roomier Fisher bodies. Wider doors make it cam ier to gat in and out of the cur, and ‘new beautiful upholstering material blends with the beauti| fu! Duco finish. The Sedan body is nproximatcly 3" longer, and the tlonch 6" longer. The rear end of the roof on the Sedan, Coach. Lan­ dau and Coupe has been rounded off to improve the appearance. Tho Fisher VV windshield hn» been placed in the Cabriolet and Landau as well ns all other closed cars. All bodies hove been given a .new color in Duco. “ Inside the bodies you will find greatly increased leg room nml greater com'ort. The instruments are neatly framed on the instru­ ment panel and indirect lighting replaces the old dash lamp. A new starting and ignition switch has been provided wh'oh mnkes it impossible to lock the car until the ignition has been turned off. AH the body fittings—regulator, remote door controls and locks have been improved in appearance and given a luxurious touch. New head lamps have been designed with n larger outside rim. which add to the appearance of the ear. “ AM models are equipped with disc wheels and 30 x 4.50 full ball­ oon tires. The cars are low and the lines are continuous and picasitig. There nre no bad breaks in the lines of the car—nothing to demand your nttentinn and make you ask "Now why did the manu­ facturer do that?" “ You will notice that there is nothing cheap or dressed-up about the appearance of the car. hut that It has rich substantial beauty and good taste throughout. "Now let us consider some of the important improvements that add to Chevrolet’s value. Probably tho one which will interest you more than all the others is the new four-wheel brake design. The service brakes consist of two in­ ternal expanding brakes on the front wheels, and twe external contracting brake* on. the rear wheels. I want to call your a t­ tention to the fact that kn entirely separate set of brake* and operat­ ing parts are used for the emer­ gency. The»o two brake* are the Internal expanding type and oper­ ate on tho rear wheels. It I t a very important *nfoty feature to hav« two separate sets of brake mech­ anism und this point U one which I do not believe can be stressed too much by our selcsmen In talk­ ing to their prospects. We have a total , of 269 sp. In. of braking surface and cnch brake is fully a’djustabl? nt each wheel. , i “A num ber,of important motor changes have bceen made. The row cars nre equipped with Boni* litc pistonii which are, of course, much lighter In weight and there­ fore an important factor in smoo­ ther operation. These pistons are known as the "Constant Clearance Type” nnd nre provided with two struts made of a material known ns "Invar." This material 1ms th i lowest coefficient of expansion of nny known metnl and makes poss­ ible a very close fit of the pistons. ‘‘These pistons are fitted with the two-step-cut piston rings in the upper groves and an oil control ring in the lowergrove to prevent nil pumping. Increased vnlve op­ ening nnd a higher compression add to the power of the engine. The car has been increased In weight nnd the nditional power will give us the same speed, hillclinihing ability, nnd acceleration which we had in the Inst 1927 mod­ els. We now have a two-port ex­ haust which allows the burned gas­ es to pass out more quickly, und in combination with the new head design gives better valve cooling. A metal shroud back of the radia­ tor Increases the volume of air moved by the fan anti gives bettor cooling nt idling speeds. “We hnve u thermostatic con­ trol of the w ater circulation and the thermostat is placed in the cy­ linder head w ater outlet. This thermostnt stops water circulation through the radiaor until the en­ gine is heated to its most e'fleient S are not fam iliar with the fact that Jaro fitted with fwo snubber plates all of the engine power without b« affected thi* corrosion Is the cause of many • w.tich eliminate the need of shock e«(h.r. rainy wei slippage. A clutch that requires no of thehr repair bill*; and the chan­ labroiherj, This is a simple .snubb­ lubrication, is fully enclosed, :ope* ge* w« have made, are therefore ing device which has nothing to very important as they mean long­ K*t out of order, and requires no late* with 18 to 20lbs. pedal pres­ add thousands of miles 0f le er life to tho “engine parts. The rahricatlor. sure and is self-adjusting—the by keeping all moving p * ,^ . ‘5* motor is now completely sealed bf standard three-speed sliding gear engine clean and free fn*, ^ The rew frame is 151" long nnd an improved one-piece valve (taker cover and two plates which cover weigha 185 lbs. A special curbed trammlssion with gears of van­ end grit. ( S 'the push rods. Here is a car with bottom flange adds strength to the adium stool—the sturdy one-piece "This new Crevolet is equipped 'ramo. There are five cross mem­ housing rear axle—an axle thnt yond belief-w ilh e v t r y ^ * ^ with a semi-reVbraible steering bers and the frame is of a very has to be repaired so seldom that tenea mnd comfort feature that ear of improved design. I t is nigged typt> The entire'length of our service promotion men h*ve be desired, with performance tS l nown ns the full worm and gear Chevrolet bodies is supported on sometimes selling axle will match manv much higher type and two ball bearings have the chassis frame. The tire carrier difficulty priced car*—a fc B4!V*r befort repair to dealers—distributor been added, one nbove and one be­ Is mounted on heavier brackets tion with insulated spark igni­ thought of in the 0eautomobile plug le in low the worm gear on the steer­ which arc secured to the rear cross dustry. ing shaft. This makes it even eas­ member. The horn is now secured wires all sealed carefully bo as not ier to hnndie the car on the road. to the frame on the loft hand side We have increased the reduction under the hood by o convenient within the gear to 9 1-2 to 1, substantial mounting. ■which is another factor contribut­ I have given you the new fea­ LANEY’S - ‘ The Friendly Drug Store” ing to easy steering. A ball thrust tures of the car. Wa still have bearing has been ndded between many of the important features Sanford ; Prescriptions Filled Promptly the front axle 1 bean and steering th a t have to—make Chevro-’ - - helped -----— -----.ro-* knuckle, which also contributes to let so prominent in the automobile I E. First StAnd Accurately Imnrovcd steering. i industry—the dry disc clutch which j ■ Each of the seml-clllptic springs ! starts the enr smoothly, transmits f I rfl ( t . the Hotel College Arm s i Extends Heartiest Greetings Florida D eland Theo. C. Brooks Manager Bfllipation and • Rectal leases. (Painless ‘nonrfca! mehod) Dr. Jos. -win Howell, Registered rsidan, 200 W. Gore N Orlando, Florida, dphone 4395 for free con* Ution, You will be sur* led how quickly you .will wed without loss of time from business operating tem peitture. > then opens and allows he water to cir­ culate through the radiator. This, of eourae, means that the engine will heat up more quickly in cold weather. We have added a crank case ven­ tilator. * This consists of a pipe running from the crank case to the air intake on the carburetor. This auction of nlr through tho carbur­ etor intake removes the fumes In the crank case and prevents any poaslbility of oil being thrown out of the breather pipe. The ad­ dition o f the thermostatc control and he crank case venilator will practically eliminate any possibil­ ity of corrosion of bright ateel parts Inaldc the engine as this cor­ rosion is caused by condensation of molstufc and mixteur of sulphur 3 in the crank case. By raising c temperature of the engine quickly and removing the fumes from the crank case we eliminate corrosion. This is a. somewhat technical point and many people . **’ • i ***?w‘ 4 * f* lr> t k f f i f i q i l 'n f l r*r« * • 'tT to *• „ * extend their sincere best wishes * • ? to E. W. Lane and the Sanford v- i - • ’■ *- * * Atlantic National Bank. 4 the Citizens of Sanford ,fr ***t ♦ 1* **-■ BOATRIGHT’S GARAGE A nd Seminole County JV* . ». and also to OF JACKSONVILLE EXTENDS G R EETIN G S E. W . LA N E JtltfV The Sanford Atlantic National Bank i> • • V i ’ AND THE ' ' IV . for • . « '*• . '3 * I v •t N ew Year mess ■; » - ' erity i* ,i Ojjj ,* ri • t v , f- n t *£ r. A,.■-> * C, A IvF { . f ti • •• ■ ■ ■■ >• • ' *- . * • . -■■ •t *• •/’ i • . . . •i f ^ i. M fTdi ■ V ■ �ey received from European coqn-.scatter them in the uo!vtnitl«! tries to rcppy w ar-tlm r loans of Japan. America, France, am used for exchanging' students* England and other countries, an< with other countries, f then take another tousand boy The Rev. Wilson cited the u&o from American and (cat It, then of Boxer uprising indemnity for In Germany and other countries American schools in China and then Poland and the Balkan state:' the Rhodes scholarships to fin- perhaps, and Japan, ao that thej ance American students in Brithh will learn tho international con universities as preccdeiits for his eclousncss, so" that they may bo proposal. lie said these generous come to know their customs mu sots had had a marked influence traditions and their eecnomic situ upon International amity. tlonn." of the Bond-Hill • ‘‘Why did the German people go With a surplus in the nations pony, one ot t largest con- tflom 'rom death ,but this was to war?" the Rev. Wilson asked, treasury, the fourth of the wai cerns of its kind n the central; imprncticaljlo. Even if tnk- "Because they did not know the debts payments easily could be di miles from London, they part of tho state, Mr Hill lo „i en i • , *wou*d fly back again to their nestlarge property nwnnr owner and in nd-i mg places and alight on tho shouldition to his tatercsta in the I der of some new-found friend on lumber business, owns stock in lh<-' stePa of the Royal Exchange, the Hill Hardware Company. He numerous have the pingeonn is also a City Commissioner, oc- becon,a that thc>' have taken apartcupying that office for tho past ;h e« U ^ o w s of the fnnr mnnik. * , “ "alley prison, and wire nettm1? four months. [haste. bc put up. . EffBS hav* S. O, Shintiolscr. n director, is! hatched, nn dninny little pigeons a crate manufacturer, being hcadi ha vobccn bom in prison, of a local plant which does an exj » n v i f a r n i A T TI n tensive business not only in this L l i A l L A IIN W I I I t i l l immediate section but has a largo V " V U IiL J trade throughout the southeast. I I C C 117 A D H I ^ D T T f l Mr. Shinholscr is active in civic U l j l j W A i l 1 / i j D 1 1 \J circles, being president of t h e - - - , , ^ of 'the new Sanford Chamber of Commerce U h T D ADC and chairman of the City Plan- I I Lj Li I O U Ilv L i» lV £ | ning Commission. He is a ItotariI an and fomier president of the i>„„ _ | local club. W ilson A p p eals To Ant *V R. A. Newman, n director, is ’eric a n Legion SuRgeiUinp manager of the Hill Hardware T h a t '2 $ P e rc e n t O f Debt! 1Company, one of the oldest fimtfc Be U sed To P W tn o te Pcact J m Sanford and n concern that ;does n tremendous business. Mr. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. Newman is prominent in business 31—(INS)—Use of war debt pny circles and also takes nn active ments to tho United States to fin osed O f business aviator In Frane*. One of hi* warroeit -friend* wo* young German aviator Yrhofh’ Tic bail bat* ! tied In the a ir.. " Meeting aftc? tho;Armist'.co, a* >"two young fellow.' who had b it’ tied out their difference* and held no malice," according .the Legion chaplain, they discussed their mu­ tual hopes for tuturc world peace. 1 Some cigars go out and you don't mind It a bit.—Thomasville Tlmes-Enterprise. Warned at once—3,000 Coons, OppoMums. Skunks, furs In or drop us a card and our representative w pay highest cash Market Price*/ 1 FIELD’S FUR C 0. 105 N. Park Ave. - Sanford, Fla- * N exl l Cordial Greetings to Edward W. Lane and associates i n ; to Sanford and to the officers and directors" new Sanford Atlantic National Bank May 1928 bring Prosperity and happiness Mratan i ■ Title Guaranty And Mortage Coffipan Investments, Securities, Mortgages 14pns, Abstract |07. — 109 Park AvehUe *• / i Joe Cameron, a director, is an­ other of Sanford and Seminole Cbunty^B pioneer citizens, ........... . ™ , *......... and don City Council to thin out the addition to his extensive farm number o( pigeons which for so operty, owns considerable pro-! ^an y years have fluttered about rty throughout the county. tho courtyard of St. Pauls Cathe\V. C, HIU, a director, is vicu ‘>r“ l and other places in Uis city, resident and tgeneral m anager1 The drvie was begun because, the We extend our hearty wishes for. i», i a +pf .... . r/.j l wish to extehd a most cordiaf Welcome to the officers and directors of the new ENTZMINGER EXTENDS *— ■ TO on the eve of its opening January J, 1928. NEW SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK WOODRUFF & WATSON believe the new bank marks the beginning of a new and better era of business in Sanford arid wishes to greet the. bank with, the , hope that both it and Sanford will grow apace during the many years the bank is surely destined to enjoy here. • ~ « um#n.u A MOST COHDIAL WELCOME wishes to extend to the new SEMINOLE COUNTY to President Allen, Edward W. Lane and their asrela tes upon the opening of Sanford s newest financial * i / institution, the • Sanford Atlantic counts it a priviledge to offer its sincere and hearty congratulations to E. W. Lane arid associates' upon the opening of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank^ May 1928 bring the full measure o f good fortune so richly deserved by this new in•* stitution. We hope the New Year will bring them a full measure : • X* v4 V . , , which opens l*uesday, January 3,1928, fhetlw #* 1 ■.'Nj iest welcome to Sanford. ------*r * ' > t “*y f ' 2' II % Nothing today can be of more importance to this than the opening of such a bank. A good batik, bank, a sympathetiebaifk can do more to make San the finest city of its .size in he state than any other Tjie Sanford Atlantic National Bank will surelyT such an institution. Its officers its directors and National Bank of BUccesu and good fortune.1 Spnvijle fflSfpBJi'Wh*/.'. , J. r —v .-, \ I .< \ V1' ' ' v 1 The HiII Hardware Company ,can <k>little mor^th tend a hand in cordial greeting and wfe" W nen every success and that both it and;^nfw d mOS per for many years to poipn together. ; 105 N. Palmetto las ijr-jti bn Phone 406 a e- �Formal Opening o f THE Names T hat Inspire Confidence -K SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK ’ • S* 1 January 3 rd / 9 2 8 ■ Officers Edward W . Lane, Chairman of Board W IT H the continued rise of Sanford into a place of power and significance has come the need for additional banking service. T h e growing requirements of our agriculture and industry, the magnitude of our commerce and the needs of our growing population - these must be matched by corresponding financial development. Linton E. Allen, President, Peter J. Feitner, V ice President, A rthur Branan, Cashier. Directors: Edward W . Lane, In direct answer to this fundamental demand The Sanford Atlantic National Bank is created. identification with a strong bank, one eager to serve and aid you will prove in­ valuable in your business. As the controlling stock in this bank is held by the same interests holding, the controlling stock in the Atlantic NationalBank of Jacksonville, Sanford is thus as­ sured of a strong progressive bank. You will find prevailing here the same high class service and compete facilities that characterize the name Atlantic. A bank’s service to it’s customers can extend far beyond the safekeeping of funds or lending money on security. * President, The Atlantic Nat’l Hank, of Jacksonville, Fla. P . J. Feitner, President, Osceola Cypress Company, Osceola, Fla. Frank Evans, Chemical Manufacturer, Lake Mary, Fla. S. O . Shinholser, Crate Manufacturer, Sanford, Fla. Joe Cameron, Farmer, Sanford, Fla. *. W . C . Hill Vice-President & General Manager, Bond-Hill Lumber Co., Sanford, Ha. R. A . Newman, Manager, Hill Hardware Co., Sanford, Flu. j ujO : M W 3T*O* rA flf 9 * Linton E. Allen, President, The Sanford Atlantic National Bank, Sanford. Fla. r. • Hrr I* Capital $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 Surplus $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 **:■ V): We are equipped with every phase of modern banking and extend to you a cor­ dial welcome to avail yourself of our ser­ vices. We want you to know us and to be­ come acquainted with our policies. The *y h If it has information, vision and ex­ perience, it can, in.fact, be a silent partner, aiding with its capital and knowledge in extending markets, increasing production and taking advantage of changing conditions. Customers therefore are assured that whatever their needs, here they will find not only financial strength, but also an understanding of their requirements with much first-hand expert knowledge that in itself must be of great value. * * Your Success Is Ours #- t* • \ ■ ' �f. »2 1 Mr. Allen was active in civic af­ but would offer n cordial wel­ fairs of Orlando and other citbs. come to a new institution. He is unmarried. I. That, another bank must l>e established here and that citizens of Sanford wanted it to be a strong one and of such soundness us would inspire wholehearted faith of the community. ihor Branan, a banker of 17 1D21 was transferred to Chicago That many prominent .busiexperience and until recent m * -s men were anxious for the where hc assumed charge of an i rnfitinueti from *J) sentfltlve of the Atlantic Atlantic National Bank to estab­ , Bank in charge of if* office handling all of the hank's on an invitation to Edward W. lish a branch here. on the lower east coast, business for the middle west Following the Jacksonville conAfter two vonra to h . m ; i [',anf* resident of the Atlanta 1 en named cashier , of the NntlT ‘' ,i:,nk Jacksonville, to leremres. surveys of local cpndiAtlantic National Dunk, -ffic 1 • LW- ° rIt ,n«t.tnt..n, | consider this city ns the location ng to an annouccment to- Mr. Allen resigned to become vice for a subsidiary of his tank. of the National Bank ..f 1.Branan J■i * is a native of floor­ 1president In possession of salient facts the Republic. Two years ago while concerning Sanford and Seminole serving in that capacity, he was ing born and reared in Maadditional responsibility by t otinty. Mr. Shinholser went to Je received hia' elementary given an appointment as southern re­ Jacksonville where he conferred jdon in the public schools of presentative. with Mr. lane anil his associates. ► City and later was graduated In addition to picturing the city's In addition to serving the Nat­ i the American Institute of agricultural and industrial possi­ ional Bank of the Republic, .M r. jng in New York City, Allen for the past two years has bilities. Mr. Sbinhnlser laid before finning his banking career in also represented the Atlantic Nat­ the bankers five cardinal points 111), Mr Branan was a runner ional Bank throughout the s t a t e . us follows: fthe American Natinnnl Bank, Prior to coming to Sanford bis 1. That Sanford's economic the Citizens Southern Bunk headquarters were '.i Orlando for conditions hail never been such as (icon. He wus employed by several months. In precipitate a bunk failure. i intsitution for seven years, Mr. Allen is n Mason, Shrim r 2. That financial support in any ting in the capacities of book­ and a member r.f the Phi ii.ita reasonable amount could be ob­ er, teller, head teller and au­ Theta Fraternity. | | t, js „ ,fop,x tained for the institution. nt enshier. In 1017 he resigned her of the Presbyterian Church. .1. That other local banking in come assistant cashier of the Prior to his removal to Sanford. tercsls would not be antagonistic i National Bank in the same O f New Sanford Sanford Chamber >ens Tuesday Is Instrum ental I n BringingBankHere [r, Branan went into the Atmy 1918 anil spent one year in the ircr. From 11UD to 1021f he was iier of the F irst National Bank Fort Lee, N. J. resigning that dtion to become assistant vice vident of the Markle Bank and list Company of Hazelton ,Pn. 'or several years just prior to removal to Florida, Mr. Branwas cashier of the Clifton Nat­ al Hank of Clifton, N. J. Coming this state he became connected h the Atlantic National Bank h headquarters a Fort Pierce. Ir. Branan is a Mason. Shriner a Kiwnnian. Ho is married and three children. ^tons wore made by Mi*. Allen, P. J. Feitner. one of the •directors, and several others, all of these men having the benefit of every assistance given by the Chamber of Commerce. As n result of 'heir investiga­ tions, directors of the Atlantic Na­ tional Hank, headed by Mr. Lane, at once arranged to establish a bank here and presented applica­ tion to tho United States comp­ troller for a charter to operate In Sanford. It is interesting to note, Mr Allen pointed out, -that sale of stock In the Institution exceeded • the most optimistic expectation* With ID per cent of the stock to he disposed of locally, Mr. Shlnbolser and his assistants in tho Chnmber of Commerce *old It without trouble and additional requests for ttcck, which had to bo reject­ ed. made an aggregate of Si per cent which could have teen dis­ posed. W . Gainer Thigpen W ish Springs Water Company - TAB E. W . LANE f P re sid e n t of The A T L A N T IC N A TIO N A L BAN K The Seminole E very Success e x te n d s felicitatio n s to th e o fficers Pressery AND as C h a irm a n a n d d ire c to rs of th e new S a n fo rd of T h e B oard ■, 4• 5 wishes to extend to the new San­ ford Atlantic National Bank and its officers, directors and stocki holders, a hearty welcome to San­ ford and also to congratulate ev­ ery citizen of Sanford and Seminole-County on the opening of the new bank, which should mean so much to everyone. nton E. Allen Is anker Of E ighteen ears’ Experience -» . _3 (continued on page D) tricanr .Expeditionary Forces 10 months, being assigned to oinmand in the 28th Infantry, six months he was with the y of pccupation, being detailor duty at the farthest nutpo-t ipied by American soldiers in many.; eturning from Frunce in HUD, Allen immediately became ireted with the Irving Nationink of New York City, novy tlv rican Exchange Irving Trust psny^ third largest bank in tho fopolis. For two years Mr. n served that institution as its hem representative and in of T h e N ew A tla n tic N atio n al B an k an d w ishes SA N FO R D A T L A N T IC th e m e v e ry success d u rin g th e m an y co m in g y e a rs of th e B a n k ’s serv ice to v th e com m unity. BANK I. CONGRATULATIONS C o n g r a t u la t io n s To Sanford and Seminole County T O THE * * Ki • O n the Opening of the SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford Atlantic National Bank I W e count it a privilage to extend our best wishes to E. W. Lane and associates S t. 7 •*. ■ the opening of the Sanford Atlantic National ■ 1 ’' r,*? i W ith Kindest Thoughts and All ' Bank. : i ‘' May this institution receive it’s full share Good Wishes for ■ - :i!f *, • ^ ■ * • v r . .). * 1928 of good fortune in the coming New Year. ♦ *• T V P .• 1* , . i , I -I ' '•*1 , . . > '/ ___ ' r ■' McCracken Concrete Pipe Co, 1 q c «) Plant at Sanford Phone 589 * „* ■' * - - ' 'V ■ i- Miami , • * •*j, Associated Plants- + *1"N. •- * * — . I I M H e® * t * -1 » __ . .. * / , -1' Tampa I i �to the piW pler bf thrift ccnnnn, T’fho ir^WdukJ 'tfiiiiiJtthbrr**Wifntjv* «Vt dll groups a no ages, form in the ." “gretrnte the nfpewe of a unummwoulth. Tins reserve (.hiih'ejj. us, ns It people. , to make T il runt ft' opperttiiflty ..idl iji ndvrurt'e-fHfijtMvcf «w idtdly . t • ■* . ............„ nfftl nfontfy nfotiby . 'inlihuiis Southward, and Flor­ ida the Nation's plnyround, pos-je^sirg. a .perfect clitnato amt rich i ''.Ju'pdv|tmity for nil ~fhpkja tl e key. -i W» W'ljet th»lsin 1928 we V ii! wjte. i- j »• comidetinR of ti'< prom -f; of deflation iti h nda ti a whole and ,'thgrefetc, afirr this i(‘adjustment • 1 W. Iainc, cb'urpnn J >hoard of director? of the S a n -, ,rd Atlantic National lln n k .-V » | itikor of wide j illr be :*in thei*.'*rfiKtat midst. «r ♦re will or opp,.rluoitif» ntfv,ey before^tlo\vh .' in this ^tma..Vpon-,the«. C(JTB^ t tiitisns- toiid' - -will. be established upon which we enn build oar future prosper(continued front page 0) . ity in peace ftnd p’e n t'/ f, _ * , “Not that we «re to have, xtfc National Bank, we idesire. to'ex­ somctlpPe for nothing; not press publicly pur high, regard for that ttr are tJtttlnod to reap «ur friemlsj the- officers and direc­ “Where* w M nvc not sown, hut tors of the F irst Nqtlonni Htmkof Sanford and to bespeak a conttrrii rather that the energy, vision nnee of Uio cardial, and , frlgndly ami ability of our people will ?ieie the vantage points which n,. nura an dturn thesa to ac­ count. *.. . ■■ die year passes w'c sec ... ry hand fresh evidence of . rekindled spirit of .Flor­ ida? citizens’' (3 v e s : G r e e t lr ig s T o C it y , 0 6 u t t t y relationship existing between tnc two institution*. . " * • ; “ We' WteVe-in Santo r d * n d J t? future! Our faith is uomhnstratod by the ’CKUhnohmenrat thls-tlnv of the Sanford A tlanta Bank.” McLanliris ENGRAVING i } Diamond Mounting Watch Repairing Jewelera-Optometrist of ^Jacksonville extends felicitations o the fact that this ii the me the Allen tic Nittimud m3 made nay^yonneetlon out ■arkronvllle idthough J U •> lavo bee nrem'ntflflij tulf '.d, cr various r’toHo:( r ’fie?. not iy tr.keit a* a , g n rent to Sanford nnd opening of the new » *. ■ Ttotni* who k-wAv ..Jr. I^ n r m u nntcly declare that orp.-uu robot >f the Sanford Atlantic Nntto m Bank is suffirient ovule pro of lii sjofidenco in the future 0f SnitTo tnd Setnitiole County, A mnimtuii :atioa from nnt> of Mr. Lane's • J locIatPH expresses the bank ju i loot's opinion that any cumronnu ixtorting the quuntii!':s of p r' luce that are shipped from Sen ’ortl. Is «leKtiius! to h'Cene 1n,! •endent, provided tin jjeople p« s fee a dua men Mire of lliriil ai. directors and extend good wishes to all its Officers a A t f P ^ S P ^ he bank a very long and successful career CRATE MANUFACTURER sm e e re erous ood wishes to in T h e Sanford A tla n tic N ational Bank. Citizens of Sanford per w ith the years and be a m ilestone ip Sanford • •'*“ » ' r -O i 3 Vs ? .♦'V aTv v , V :■ > J w ' ' progress. FLORIDA -V.- wm . * �a n d President Lin Sanford’s newest fi WISH TO EXTEND A CORDIAL GREETING The Sanford Atlantic National We are confident that the new y e a will be bright with good fortune for this new bank and wish them every success. A nd Its O fficers Directors To Predict For The New Institution Of Success And Good Fortune W. Commercial Ave Phone 91 REPORTER Public Accountants and Ijicome . * 'i T ax Specialists of Orlando extends Congratulations to LINTON E. ALLEN former citizen of Orlando and president of and best wishes the Sanford Atlantic National Bank The people of Sanford the officers and directors new r . od the opening of i ^Sanford Atlantic National Sanford A tlantic • *1 N a t i o n a l Bank Th« evanin* and Sunday R« In Sanford > At ’ ' U .' »• . iW d i« .4V y d£fcl«lis itar d«U*#rod a t y e aar waak. �. i f ' : ’ jL . -> v ^ lAttg a «-J® «jfi|3 '• * ft:, r S K S p ^ -j BwCftN ■ , •■ ■ •: jfeaHSr^ . •' * * * ■ *• - * . i_ ,1 ?": r -J[" 1 |‘*S j t- ’- :T>, ~- #** ;r W ell, what D O you know about Sem inole The chances are if you will read this advertisement carefully you will learn many things if you are a native of the county or if you are a visitor been here but a day. It is interesting reading. industrial payrolls amount to better than $1,250,000 and the agricultural payrolls excecd $1,125,000, according to government reports. Counties of the size of Seminole can boast no better anywhere. Transportation Do you know — that Seminole County is served by three great railroad systems, the Atlantic Coast Line, the Seaboard Air btoe and thft Ea*t Coast Railway? These Railroads carry Seminole County’s crops to northern markets and bring northern products here for distribution. 111 ** * Truck Do you know — that according to govern­ ment figures G,57f» carloads of celery were shipped to the north from Seminole Coun­ ty gardens. The record of other vegeta­ bles shipped is just as impressive: Lettuce, 456 cars; Peppers, 187 cars; Tomatoes, 39 cars; Eggplant, 39 cars; Cabbage, 31 cars;. Beans, 12 cars; Potatoes, 5 cars, and mis­ cellaneous Vegetables, 180 cars. What other county in Florida can show figures as im­ pressive as those? . Do you know — that Seminole County has two steamship, lines offering daily service for both passengers and freight and carry­ ing products to all parts of the world? These are the Clyde Line and the Thrasher River Line operating on the St. Johns Riv­ er; # ijXi’t* '* / . / Do you know — that Seminole County has 251Vi miles of paved roads radiating toj every village and hamlet within the coun­ ty and offering unexcelled traveling fa­ cilities to both local residents and tourists? No county either in Florida or any other state can say more. Do you know — that Seminole County’s —-• payrolls amount to more than 53,000,000 a yea? The railroad payrolls in the county alone amount to more than $1,000,000. The _y/ *** ■ H as 810 truck farms? H as one of the largest initial in the world? Do you know — that Seminole County has ■ r the biggest fernery in tbe world, covering 65 acres all under one roof and that an­ nually all the ferneries in the county, covering a total of 120 acres ship 90,000 crates of choice ferns to florists in all sec­ tions of North America. * * -’ ■ .- '’ * Do you know — that in addition to grow­ ing these many other things, Seminole County last year shipped 900 carloads of oranges to northern markets? / H as 30 schools valued at approximately $1,000,000? H as irrigation controlled by natural flow­ ing wells? H as everything for the tourist and horpeseeker? **y DVERT1SEMENT WAS PREPARED -RD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF S TO BROADCAST T O THE FACT? ABOUT | m 7 ;V \^ r< r^ ;vvV\ % ‘ ,Shr-' •• .vafcj* ‘ V ‘.V covers an area of > Has 36,000 acres in farms and groves? Citrus and Ferns Payrolls THIS Seminole County 200,000 acres? Bilk- *• v �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31,1927 One of the troubles with the country is the fellow who is al­ ways looking for them.—Bruns­ wick News. flight as ‘Miss Omaha,' but she was unable to interest any backcsr there. That was how it happened I read about her plans," pastor Of Pittsburgh Cath­ olic Church Plans To Use I.argc Sum To Make Flight If No Person Proceeds Him riTTSBUROH Dec. .11 —With the same dauntless spirit that his Catholfc forefathers displayed in traveling uncharted courses, the Rev. James R. Cox, pastor of the old St. Patrick’s Catholic Church here, is planning to undertake i non-1top flight to Rome, the an­ cient home of Catholicism. * Father Cox, as lie is called by-thscant handful of'pariahioners in his congregation, told International News Service he was willing to spend quite a sum of money in the undertaking, provided In* would he on the first plane to make the flight. The plans at present are ratlinnebulous, the prelate admitted, hu hastened to add that he thinks In will he able to put them through. “It is u serious proposition," Father Cox said, “but it is fitting that a Catholic priest should ho in I* trr lirm t'O u l 411 M *fct** »ce ft r^lim hi Hr tin I Mllniit' Hondnji ' ' hen .Miss Brown replied, rhe said it would cost approximately $.j;i,00t) t„ finance a flight for us. I t would lie necessary Un carry a n ­ other pilot, making it three passengers in all. "Do you intend to invest the dif­ ference in the additional cost for yr.ur passage, or m ore?" Father < *>:< was asked. ‘ Rather more than the differ­ ence,’’ was the reply. “There will be others who will h<lp me in financing the flight," the pastor said. “ I rather think the money will he raised among non Catholics.” wishes to extend a most hearty greeting to the new Goodrich Silvertowns Plat's Are Tentative C. E. M yers, P re sid e n t 'A on see, I have many friends heir in the city," the prelate con­ tinued. “ I here arc* not enough members ,,f my parish to ash them to support the undertaking, hut i This is a time when the coming of such g re e ts th e a bank, which promises great things, to the business life of Sanford, is most N ew S a n fo rd fully appreciated. W e believe that the new Sanford Atlantic Bank will be a stimulus to the busi­ wishes to extend to the new ness and financial life of Sanford and Sanford Atlantic wishes to extend to each and every National Bank officer, director and stockholder This greeting is extended whole-heartedly of the Sanford Atlantic National to the new bank, its officers, directors Bank the most cordial welcome to a hearty greeting and to wish the officers and directors many yeras of prosperous service to the community. Seminole County. and stockholders. Sanford and Seminole County m i m m m mm NO greater pleasure can come to the Bond-Hill Lumber Company than the welcoming of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank into the business life of the city. THE Bond-Hill Lumber Co. belies the Sanford Atlan­ a cordial greeting to tic National Bank will be a good bank and more than, that cannot be said for a good bank is the most impor­ tant institution of business in any ciy THE Bond-Hill Lumber Co.believes tre Sanford Atlan* tic national Bank will be a good bank because of.its par­ ent bank, the Atlantic National Bank~of ~Jacksonville. It believes it will be a good bank because of its presiden bank because of its presi-dent, Linton E. Allen, and th e chairman of its board of directors, E. W. Lane, of Ja cksonville. 1‘.! V . THE Bond-Hill Lumber Company greets the Sanford Atlantic National Bank and wishes it long.and continu­ ed success. . * A » jj* other officers, directors �K AGE EIGHTEEN ’J t. . ' THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31.1927 •. until other stock* cnn be proved by actual field tcrts over a term of years. JuiiRin^ from what wo can learn of results on the Pacific Coast, it se^ms likely that Florida, and possibly the most favored Lily W ill H old Session \e H otel Forrest Lake acement v u mad* today >. W. Bonder, president of the _ Lily BaTb Association, it a fneetinr ef the (rowers of iter UUes will be held St the Forrest Like on January 6, o’clock. meeting has been called purpose of selecting directhe transacting such other aa may seem im p O an t growers, which include* a port of the .president covering l operations of the Association r the past year. In discussing the Association n during the year Mr. Bender ited: “We hava every reason to ik proud of the years accomplish­ ing... Starting as we did with lt_an idea to which was added i knowledge that Easter Lilies aid be grown in Florida and ding the season with a growing rticipation on the part of over tty growers is surely something st^ spells accomplishment "These Association growers are •Ctlcally all located within a few lies of Sanford, Orlando, Winter irdcn, Apopka, Mount Verde d'Varo Beach embracing a com­ e t territory and comprising a sup of enterprising men and wo* who are deeply. Interested not in eastcr lily growing but in l development of a larger bulb ograra for the State of Florida. "A tour of inspection has Just completed and in spite of the treme dry weather Association tehee are coming along, as a la. In fine shape and are a endto both growers and the AssocJon. "We expect, of course, disapIntments. No growing under* icing aver went forward without >m but I am confident that if the saent interest and enthusiasm continued over the year growers IF come out of their growing uon feeling that great progress ■'been made. "It would have been a fine thing have started the enster Illy rth e blooming stocks stage wo itild probably have had to wnit rural years before the deVelopmt of the undertaking. Under » conditions we had to start with tall planting stock which will rel y eloso nursing this first year, 4 yet It Is believed that with the quick adaptability of the imall stock we will be at far ahead a: tho end of two years ns we would have teen with a blooming stock start. "As evidence of the recognition we hnve recievod for our under­ taking the following represents nn excerpt of a paper read at tho Florists Convention. The ex­ cerpt was taken from the Florist* Review, one of the largest trade journals of its kind published in this country. "Through the efforts of F. W. Bender of Sanford, a good deal of interest hns been worked up in the planting of Eastcr Lilies for com­ mercial production, and the~writer understands thnt Mr. Bender has incorporated the Easter Lily Bulb Growers' Association, unr.or some sort of co-operative growing and marketing plan. Our understand­ ing is that this concern is recom­ mending only the fongifloriim typ • of lily and offering only what nat­ uralized planting stock can he ob­ tained within the State, which seems to us the part of wisdom, The Sanford sections of the other RUlf states, will have to supply most of the longlflorum lilic3 if the United States is ever to have its own source of this type of bulb, since it does not seem to be well adapt­ ed to the more niRffed climates.” Laundry, Inc. Best Wishes Sincere W is h e s to President Linton E. Allen, Edw. W. Lane and as­ for a most prosperous future are cordially extended sociates uoon the opening of our new banking instito- President Linton E. Allen, Edward W* L an e and asso­ tion, the ciates of the new wishes to extend a hearty greeting to the officers and directors of Sanford Atlantic National Bank T h e Sanford A tlan tic We are confident this hank will render worthy service N ational Bank and to wish them many years of prosperity in the city Bolt Advertising Co, Sanford National to extend heartiest Congratulations to Sanford and Seminole County ford’s progress. to Sanford and Seminole County. 313 E. First Street. Forrest Lake Hotel C ongratulations BEST W ISH E S Wagoner Furniture Co. to Edward W. 666 The la a prescription for tlie Opening of K J? National. Bank Grippe. Flu, Dengue Fever and Malaria (’resident Allen and their asso­ ciates in the new their associates upon the opening of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank Sanford Atlantic Bank We are confident that this new financial institution will We hope the New Year will bring this new bank a on Bank May 1928 l>e a year of much prosperity for this new hank and may it’s activities mark a milestone in San- to President Linton E. Allen, Edward W. Lane and Wishes Atlantic render worthy service to Sanford and Seminole county ft il measure of prosperity. and extend our hearty wishes for its prosperity. Bryant Sporting Goods Store Colonial Cleaners Phone ‘181 30.r> K. 2nd St. CONGRATULATIONS to Edward W. Lane a n d associates a n d -- - - j President Linton E. Allen upon the open-, The First National Bank of Sanford, Flor­ ,• ida, welcomes the coming of the new' San­ 1 ford Atlantic National Bank to Sanford i. • * 11 1 * * * ing of Sanford's newest banking institdtion, the and Seminole County. The Sanford Atlantic National Bank i tv especially welcome *because it is a national • , » Bank, because it is an outgrowth of one of the leading banking institutions of th South, and because of its president, Lin­ ton E. Allen, and its directorate which in­ cludes men notable in both local and state circles. So, the First National Bank of Sanford, Florida, extends its hand in greeting to its new sister institution and wishes it a long and exceedingly prosperous career. The First National Sanford, fciFlorida . ir# * The entire personnel of Edward Higgins Incorporated extend their best wishes for \ a New Year of exceeding good fortune. * ■ HIGGINS INC. Lincoln FORD Palmetto Ave. & Commercial Fordson Phone 331 �THE SANFOBD HERALD, SATURDAY. PKCEfollER 31, 1027 ' • luwj i-ecoivfij his injuries when the home hurlin'| 0,1 ** l.nter it was announced the Ixiy ttig h w .n near Kansas • i^‘ . ! w,,aW *'Ve* kui would bo permaFinally, when it whs believed he ncntly blind. To this he received 1 e r f b u rr-, over m ost i f the |»i(,h i’l mi:/ a few minutes in which the following message from his ■I -"o n hnise tj m in u '.titis e iiu is 1 lit e,. th ro u g h ! rhnrrcil lip s he j sweetheart, Velma: he l ' - - .!••>[ i -Ip >;• in n s belli lit t le o! •I hi' iil-ntity, ai'if disclosed If that ' "i'e r ttiN r i n v i i v, f |- tiin T> 1n<' ulu-gnl In'e |iln|, claiming the fir, Iion't worry, Conrad. has made you blind, I will ll :l" th' . " -ir'h* of In hi 1 1v lni.| "'tirv |>res|innsihi|tty for his hrn work all the re“t o f my l i f e tn'ting i a fin 1. "• *’• <icn!h anil the wen king of care *■ f you." !'< >th !!cd" Cnnfr-vinit •' :■ Hi!!] a dm itted to a K a risii^ * jt\ hi'sjui'hl the morning aftvi t ” Sediillia c\p|o«ii>n «ufferir : |s util 'iimtiili. , remains badly s< the hospital witi lovt> for Velma, (in assuming tho — ~ ji Sincere Good Wishes for •h i uii g i hi i n u d tf. i the pa t •■Hi in i 1 'in i| an\ 'h i l f t e •it tlie N ... neat- it , . i “ il heeiiire ■ hr-valley, nntJ saut to tie the Auth-.rit Uthlest tn\m of its size in the I . rr,.,| gited States, is'Bfhedjiled fur the i , | of what probably will he ,.I( umosr enigmatic trial in its his- v .f, , »• when the circuit court n|n m i| ,jr, , fjinmiry. Tho story <>f a p re tty i ,-,r l t lieiir-oM gii'), xflio. is alleged n,;ul • . hare doubted her yobthfnl jtrV fidelity, and in a ,, |..,t oigntd him to the lu^k ut In. o*hcr parenlH home in order t" ..... devotion . is expected to he |„, , (folded during the trial* ,|, r.e Cocntd S t a r k . the svn'theai ■ i, i , Itotnplishml the task, hut h fi .| t),. Ming'-r hroth'T, Klnier. !•. •. , ihK'd In death while *' iii .- i , , r sJv inis permanent Iv <b- i i ' i nd. v • The girl, Misft Velma Cup.n, will r , i,j. ire a jury charged wi th ar m i i ' , thilo her Invar has announced ! ■ . . . ii)) appetir as a state’s witne- t.i . Sanford Bailer Electric Co. dial is 5 point Service the located THE CELERY C m - LUMBERCO. Wishes lo extend a hearty preetinp: to the officers and directors of ill ft SANFORI) ATLANTIC NATION AI BANK and to wish them many years of prosperous * service to the community •>*•' *Vt? T o 'the Citizens of Sanford ^nd to the . :\a • ■ . ***T-«v»rW . il l! j $ ■. ■si !!<* r*tHi M* * f ; ,.«i xrsgfiscn * .. •• Sanford Atlantic National Bank J*J>* .. t %« f I I ' r'T C from *•* N • Sanford Gift and Music ShopI We Will ne Closed Monday . . ts-er • -art *i V-"*"' Ifb * *4 »rtt in b-jum Willartl St'rvict* Still inn e. ju*r*OOD '*rt . ‘i A lit l - .s | SjA Ajj 1 V |« . to r t# mi.M W i >« H(IJ • it •«« ^1 * ' Vl<A*rA t .r . st} : « l i ** . -1 Mtn tftf hWli rd a friendly greeting Lo the new I he new an im port^ ant role in the progress of SanfortL On Tuesday a new bank will open its doors to the public Its opening will be looked back upott^u ■' X & i as a mile stone, it wi]l be a syrabolofe== The men behind this new institution visualized the progress • - . .-W. advancement. . . of another stkej) (<^ that is bound to come in Sanford . . . they had the courage of best of success ward for Sanford. ; their vision and have given us a splendid monument of Faith Sanford’s future For T h e N ew Year for unlimited success, very richly deserved, and congratula­ Close cooperation between all citi- j j tions to President Linton E. Allen, Edw. W. Lane and associates, are extended by The Sanford Chamber of Com* , y merce upon the opening of T h e Sanford Atlantic National •i zens cannot fail to result in the vielories that come from united effort Ij One for all, and all for one, and we j shall steadily go forward, T h e officers and directors ______ yv - \ �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1927 pigeons must bo doztroyed. The TENNIS FINALS READY aristocrncy of the tho neighbor­ hood will suffer with the rest. NEW YORK, Dec.431 —(IN S)— Pigeon-lovers have offered to The famous "double1* act of tennis, adopt the offending birds to save Frank Fhields versus Julius Seligthem from death ,but this was eon, once more heads the bill as deemed impracticable. Even if tak­ the national indoor junior and en 100 miles from London, they hoys* single and doubles tennis would fly hack again to their nest­ championship tournament draws to ' • ing places nnd alight on the shoul­ j» close today. der of some new-found friend on the steps of the Royal Exchange. It took over 500 years for the Bo numerous have the pingeons sun to shine on garter buckles.— become that they have taken ap art­ Flmidn Times-Unlon. ments in ti" cell windows of the There isn't much to lie gained by Old Rniley prison, and wire netting seeking to eliminate scandal from bus to lie put up. Eggs have LONDON, Dec. 31,.—(IN S )-A hutched, an dmaiiy little pigeons the press so long as It is peddeled by thp populace mouth to mouth.— drive lias been sfarled by the Lon­ Im vebeeii born in prisor. ordiele Dispntch. don City Council to thin out the | By Sill Mercer , The ten liest men in each class number of pigeons which for so^ PENN PICKED TO Wll^ International Nc» h Service Staff 1are listed ns foilmvs: " Corrrxpopdert Heavyweights— Gene Tunney. many years have fluttered about PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31. — j NEW YORK, Dec 3 L - -(IN S )- Jnck Sharkey, Jnrk Dempsey, the eourtynrd of St. Paul's Cathe­ The 1927 boxing ratings compiled George Godfrey, Johnny Riskn, dral and other places in this city. (IN S)—Undefeated so far this 1 & season, Penn's basketball team is , from the selections of the bi.xing Tom Heoncy, Paulino Gzcudun, editors of twenty-six Hearst New*- Jack Delaney, Knute Hansen, | The drvie was begun because, the favored to vanquish Yale here to- 1 Longwood, Fla. authorities allege, the pigeons have night in the opening game of the papers are represented today a* a Young Stribbling. consensus of nation-wide opinion. Lightweights—Tommy Loughran become far too numerous, and have Intercollegiate Basketball League Iti-modeled and redecorated Assayed in the crucible of re­ ' Mickey Walker, Jimmy Slattery, done considerable damage by defuo- season. The Elis, nevertheless, are expected to offer strong competi­ New Management, Moderate mote perspectives, some of the and Leo Lomski, tied for third; tion, for Yale appears to have its champions fail to make grade A. I Jack Delaney, Mike McTigue, Max- in gthe walls of buildbgs. Rates The ratings, however, reflect gen­ cy Roscnbloom, Dave Shade, Yale, Birds that perhaps nave stood on best busketball squad since the late ( Joe Fogarthy's 1923 , combination eral opinion. They cover all Ameri­ Okun, Joe Anderson. Special the shoulders of kings and eaten surprised by annexing the cham­ can boxing territory front coast to Middlewegihts—Mickey Walker, from the hands of princesses will pionship of the circuit. coast and from Canada to the Dave Shade, Jnck McV’ey, George Gulf of Mexico. Courtney, Phil Kaplan, Jock Ma­ be swept away with others of less $ 1.00 I l i i i r i wln> M in i A ll M ig h t" « lone Joe Anderson, Pete Latzo, marked distinction, for the City Foreign boxers receive scant II r u I mi Ill D r n t t y l l l l i i i i r M m i i l n j . Council hns decreed Ihnl 2,001) consideration, as few have appear­ Mnxey Rorenhloom, Walcott Lang­ ed anywhere except on the Atlantic ford. Seaboard. Several men are listed Welterweights— Joe Dundee, In two classes. Ace lludkins, Sammy linker, Tom­ Champions who stand out are my Freeman, ililario Martinez, m Bud Taylor, who carried every pre­ Musky Callahan, My Sullivan, cinct as bantam champion, and al­ Johnny lndrasapo, Eddie Roberts, and so had slight leads over Tony Ca.n- Willie Harmon. xoneri, and Benny liass in the fea­ Lightweights—Sammy Mnndell, ther weight division; Tommy Jimmy McLarnin, Sid Terris .Bil­ Loughran, light heavyweight; ly Wallace, Phil McGraw, Kid Mickey Walker, middleweight, and Kaplan, Billy Petrolic, Bruce Flow­ Gene Tunney, heavyweight. ers, Lnpi* Tenerio, Baby Joe Cans. Tunney was almost u unani­ JJunior Lightweights—Tod Mormous choice, but Jack Dempsey gan, Honeyboy Finnegan. Joe Glide was topped a few points by Jack Jack Bernstein, Babe Herman, Ray Sharkey, George Godfrey runs a Miller, Mike Dundee, Kid Kaplan, strong fourth. Carl Duane Tommy Crowley. I’hono 797. Jack Delaney gets no better than Featherweights— Bud Taylor, fifth place among the light heavy­ Archie Bell, Bushy Graham, Teddy weights, probably because of his Bnldock, Abe Goldstein, Tony Can­ inactivity in that division this zonet'!, Chuck Heilman, Johnny year. He ranks,fourth with I»ugh- Vncco, Kid Francis, Willie Smith. ran, Walker, Slattery and Lotnski Flyweights—News Boy Brown. topping him. The vote for I.omski Frankie Genaro, Izzy Schwartz, You can buy a Buick closed car at prices as low and Slattery was a tie. Walker Willie Davies, Johnny McCoy, not only got every vote as No. 1 Frenchy Belanger, Ernie Jarvis, as #1195, f. o. b. factory. You can buy it on. middleweight, but came in second Bias Rodriguez, Midget Wolgast, the liberal G. M. A. C. plan — with a moderate Announces the Opening as a lightweight. Billy Kelly. d*r supension here becaus “'cause of t|« Commission, promoter Tex Rick­ collapse of his ard hopes to match Hudkins with NEW YORK, Dec. -'ll.—(INS) — Joe Dundee, the champion in a result of the re-inutatement title bout here. Dundee is tilll un b .n must b . • m.(ch e,n t» staged ln" „ 11UDKINS TO MEET DUNDEE London CouncilHas Ordered That 2,000 Pigeons Be Killed Another Dividend ituon A BuickBeauty ♦ * ♦ Buick Luxury ♦ • * Buick Performance Orange Black Hotel Florida Power & Light Co. New Year’s Dinner pays the regular 3 months9dividend on its LUM BER *7 PREFERRED st o c k JANUARY 1st Building* Materials Security Lum ber C o . furonly$119£ -4®r- =»f- ...t h e eighth consecutive dividend The Hotel Forrest Lake down-payment which may be taken care of by your present car in trade. Tony Cazoneri Defeats Bud Taylor In Ten Round Decision Fight A t Garden These prices mean maximum value, and in Buick you get real beauty — real comfort— real per­ formance. You get the unrivaled value result* ing from Buick’s unrivaled production in the quality field. ‘ '* By Davia J. Walsh caught Tony rushing in and, for International News Service the small fraction of 7-H sec­ Sports Editor. NEW „YORK, Dec. 31— Bud. onds, that time, the boy w as.teet­ Taylor's ambitious dream of. dual ering on the blink, while he was titular-ship In two divisions today about it, he was forced to accept was one of thoie nightmares in a hard right to the rotunda but which one is thrust suddenly into the lud not only is fast but also the complete cognizance of an .tougher than a railroad depot E aster Sunday promenade, clad steuk. He was back fighting merri­ solely in a high silk hat. lie nev­ ly well before the bell. Once in tho eighth. Bud bent his er will hold both the world's bant­ amweight and featherweight man to the punch with a right to championships, at leust not until the jnw. Tony really didn't feci ■uch time us Tony Canzoneri sore, you know; just terribly hurt. wearies of his prerent cared* and Still, he was able to fight his way settles down to a life of cose and buck to an even break on the refinement as u borough alderman round. Then he mude his victory from Brooklyn with the frock coat official by carrying the ninth, privilege for the Fourth of July. leaving Taylor the alternative of Antonio, u featherweight for scoring a knockout in the tenth nr the first time since the Canzoneri accepting the defeat, he did the Taylor series begun, convincingly luter, "not the former.’ won a ten round decision over Tay­ lor at Madison Square Garden lust night. So convincingly, in fact, that one suspects that ho might be able to do so just about seven days to the normal week. Taylor went in as a virtual bantam the highest weight he can hope to scale. A chestnut, however, aged, is always a chestnut. A good big man still! can beat a good little man. And so Taylor's fancy for world conquest in yet. another division was, after toll, just a fancy. He didn't beat Canzoneri last night, strong as a young jack ' mule at slightly less ■ ■ I than P P i V 120 llK ttin d ii whereas we had to make 120 for the other Taylor fights, 1 doubt, M I have said before, thht Bud can beat him any night and, even if he did-or does, he still would have to reckon with Benny Buss, a cham­ pion recognized m Pennsylvania and socially ostrncizcd elsewhere. One of them was too much for him last night; two of them should just about close the bonk. A Canzoneri-Buss match for the title would seem to l»e all that is loft of the remaining chapter. Judged solely on their respec­ tive performances, there is little to choose between Tuylor anil Cunxoneri, merely in a man to man sense. Strength and stamina and, perhaps, better condition won for Tony ony last night. He could keep ^ ■ th e pace go ng at all times; Tuy­ lor couldn't. Bud c'id well enough by taking the first round with n lust m in-1 ute series of lefts to the head. He had declared for going to Tony's body befuro the fight, -but evi dently had thought better of it. Early in the second, Canzoneri scored with a hard right to the the jaw, sending Taylor’s gum protector flying. The punch hurt and kept right on doing it. In fact, it stnrtrd Taylor on a los­ ing fight, although MBud managed to get u stand-off in the third by living down a right uppercut flush pn the jaw. Fojowed by a barrage of lefts, and then earning back with a rg h t to the head and K aeries of Inwly punches. The fourth saw Tony in front the w a r and he took tho fifth ■«. hi Taylor's late rally s right to the body Oanzoneri carried the t hanging the situawgy.nnd » u well! • Come in —see Buick—compare it with other cars of similar price—then let the facts decide • you to buy Buick. ■ ............ " I': i m i, of the Dining Room with a puyyours/iares from any em­ ployeof tfit Com­ pany—they are our j aIn men Special New Y ear’s Dinner Price $ 1 .5 0 R. O. Middleton \ in iir n l 1 m ir N u tu r strrrl I ’l l , .... (J. A. Schlosser ______' M g r . t j ut thunlnw Hhnrr ttlili Leasee 1 t’ l.n itllM l*l»\ V ia i A l . l f i l l T t o. I ' r r f r r m l S tork M iam i. K ln r lilit. I M urk V In m r r l t i i K » o n r m i n i m u m I it I I ’ t r n . r u n t i l m r f r r r r o p , itf I..... .... t r l l l i i K ittn rr „ turn I , o u r ST I ' r r l r r r r i l H i o r k m t 4 t h r t n i n p u H f . | t t l . l t t il m t l t u r r l h r f o r tt h t t m t p o u r ST l * r r MIIMI.IH) mill a r r r u r U tr rrn l S tork nt p rlrr Hr ml M il Kl • l l t l i l r n i l |irr . h n r r . t-xiirt n n i i i u i i l tli ir . I ttl.h to m ih iirrlb r fo r tthnrrtt j o u r ST l * r r I r r r n l M a r k tin K n i t , I ' n r m m l l*ltt»i a t S IO p r r .b u rr jt r r m on th iin lll alu il.on nml n rrrtir.l t i l t litm i l |irr . b u r r hint b a r n ,111lit. I M r n . r »Wl|* s h a r e s j o t t r ST I ' r r l r r r r i l S t o r k n l * I iHI.no m ill l i r r r n r i l l i l t l i l r n i l . , i r r itrnr■ i i l l n r l i r i l Ih r o tiK h We maintain a Resale Dept. If assist and ad­ vise our stock­ holders who may wish tosdl their shares Hunk ....... - • -' SEDANS S i 195 to 51995 * CO U PES $ 1195 to $ 1 8 5 0 SPORT M ODELS $1 195 to $1525 A ll p ric e s/, *>. I*. I ’J iiif, M id i., im r r in n r n t la v lo be w Jileil* T h * U , M . A . (-• / illu m in g p fu ti, i n r m o il tid iiu b J e , it im iilt k lt b BUICK Three W onderful Gifts Sanford Buick Co. Miignolhi Ave. The Brightest Spot in Florida beautiful C hevrolet C oach , L atest Model, I A 1 com pletely equipped. Second A m odel R ad io, The Last W o rd 16 R adiola. w ith all .accessories, loud e tc ., installed in your hom e. D aytona Beach, Fla. D. Third CELEBRATE NEW Y E A R ’S EVE at I ' 4 * • D \ • D iam ond T ires. •> T he to be given *absolutely C ouvert $ 3 -5 0 Phohe 9107 — or write Bo* 1325 for Reservations * I O n e hundred dollars w orth o f those Good Brightest Spot in Florida free to our Customers Ask Wight Bros.. Company . Service Stations, Tjres, Accessories. ’• ♦ » ‘ .1 , ' Hof-Mac Battery Company Radio, Battery and Electrical Service kj* * White-Highleyman Company Chevrolet Cars, and Service Jones Tire Shop ' • Tires, Tire Service, Vulcanlains' «- ■ _. �TllE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31,1927 PAGE NOTICE (Legal Notices) IN laniard D uly U*rai« ^patrons and eollectdr tent mediately for payment, rim e____________ 10c a line S l e . ------------------------- jc • | ‘« Times__- ...... 7c a line Time rates on request. The reduced rates are for uecutive Insertions. glx words of average length ^ counted a line. Minimum charge of 30c for n t insertion. All a d v e r t i s i n g Is r e s t r i c t e d . proper c l a s s i f i c a t i o n . If an error Is made The Sanml Herald will be responsible ir only one Incorrect insertion, i« advertiser for subsequent jerlions. The office should be rtified immediately In case of TO ADVERTISER? ^ Herald representative .roughly familiar with rates es and classification will e you complete information, d if you wish, they will assist , in wording youf want, ad make it m ore effective. .1 out and Found 1ST—Between Lake Mary . anti 10-A—Poultry And Eggs BABY CHICKS—Send no money, shipped C. 0. D. pay mail man w'her delivered. Leghorns $16.00 per Jlindred; Reds. Orpingtons, Minorca* $18.00; mixed $15.00; live delivery, postpaid. Florida Bnby Chickery, Lakeland, Fla. 10-B Plant§ and Flowers 20—Farms For Snle OVIEDO CELF.ltY* LAND Ten acres or mure, one mile from city limits, flowing wells. Coast Line and Seaboard loading tracks one-half mile front property. Price $225 per acre, nothing dovfti. Pay­ able 10 equal annual payment’, interest 6 pet. J’au] P. Barnett, 10 Wall Street. Orlundo. Florida. Phone 8318 or 5313. Classified Display Houses For Rent Two,New Four Room Bungalows. Facing New per Month. SANFORD BUICK CO. !212 Magnolia Ave. t ij Phono 367. For*Rent—3 room furnished cot­ tage. modem itnporvcments. at 1311 E. -1th St. Automobiles J. J, Cates, at Farm. CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 612 j : HUPS-MARMONS Park Ave. Apartments—2 and 4 I Sljnford Automobile,Co. gnrngo and water. Reasonable. I Magnolia Ave. . Phono' 137. Business Service ikomanla transfer picture*. aints, and brushes. Sun puse Faints and Varnishes, 16—Houses For Rent ord; Paint and Wail Paper 112, W. First St. Six room* furnished house, mod­ tCRpTE in every shape and ern, fifty .dollars a month, lals, etc.. Sanford Cement Phone 38. toett Company, Fifth . and h Sts. Phone 112-W. Niculy furnished modern house, two garages, 117 Igiurt-I Avu. I E.i RiismiI. Farm s, Groves, >mc*. 110 S. Perk Ave. Phone ami 2nd. Kl. S One two story dwelling, 014 YV, WIGHT PRINT SHOP 2nd St., $30.00 per month. J. U (PPy service on anything in Beck, Sanford. piling. A phone call will get min. phone 417-W. 9 Rail- FOR RENT—Small house in fumten hundred block on Oak Ave, Ave. Reasonable rent. Garage on let AL ROOFING—The Roof P r ­ S. O. ShinhoUer. Phono (86 ating. Metal shingles, Ing ream tin and galvinized . See J&mea H. Cowan. Oak tnfl Third St.. Phone 111. AN UP Y O uRO LD WALLS BTHE NEW WALL PAINT CTKING NEW- AND BETtTOR f u r t h e r in f o r m a t CALL PHONE 235-J OR I V, C COLLER. SANFORD. WOGRAPH—repairing, piano Jna by experta with 17 years wtKo. Sanford muaic atore ’•ft Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Mc«■ Arcade. Phone 832. THE V O TERS OF or Every B: Check, a Wif Complainant, i'l l A llI.O T T E I>« f* m lan la. n o t ic e op II. YOUNTS, h p e c ia i. el a I. m a ster s SALE. N otice l» h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t u n ­ der a n d l>y v ir tu * of a d e c r e e of (••m -losiire am t s a l e r e n d e r e d In 'h * nbuv* e n t i t l e c a u s e o n th * *th of D ecem ber, A, l>.. 1»27, l a i S p ecial M au ler In C h a n c e r y , on M- inlay t h e lmL d a y o f J a n u a r y . A D. l » l t , In f r o n t o f t h e C o u rt H"U«* ,|„ n r In S a n f o r d . S e m in o le C ounty, F lo r id a , w ill o f f e r f o r aale and aell to the h i g h e s t b id d e r for iiwuh t:it o p IM'RLICATION I. t\> q u i e t t it l e \TK OP FLORIDA lu w im l (licit, nil person* •r f l u Iin Ing any In te rc u t In i 11**r*‘ltn|(t*»r «Icpi€i ns l i c i t .’cm, g ra n t e e n nr •i m i n t * limit* r f, V Kill*. u nil all iicranfiM h a vims Kslheryn Wltwer, daughter °I ■ Cary, Inti., locomotive hostler. Ik the newest Chicago Opera star. She was scheduled to make her debut In Carmen. The girl Is a former stenographer. “ 114 nn> intr-rcMt In tli. < ih**nrr IticiJ hi ml tiv-wtt " U I uvuni ituartcr (N\V • th** SMiitliHtf.it < |n a r t c r •» Sect h»ti Mtf vt-n te e n T i >h it whip (w e n t) -tun* • - IS >, It m m th irty Hast! Hi S.'llllUolc (L egal Notice-.) i ’ll II III), IN T H E f i l m IT •.•••t r.T (»|- T i n : T \ \ I: n*TY -Til MU' J U D I C I A L c u t IT IT U P T l l E S T A T E U P F L u R IDA IN AND F U R SKMINNiLF t ' u l N T Y . F L O R ID A E II A S H C R A F T . R e c e i v e r Seni' ln.il>' C o u n ty H unk, I’la l n U f f vs. T I. I.o N .j, I» ef.'tulsut. uRDEIt <*p UUm.lUATlON THE STATE OP FLORIDA TO T I. f.ONO. a n d all p e r s o n s In t r i e s t . '. l III the follow lug dcscrlbetl in op. r t y s i t u a t e d in S em ltn d .. C o u n ­ ty. F lorhlit. to -w it; One New Four Room Bungalow, Ftteinu New Ice Plant. Went Side. For Rent. $10.00 Per Month. l ot of tlloek 10, Tier U of Pi mInolr I'lirk, Hunford Florl- J. J. ('ales, nl Farm. NOTICE O f VNNTAI. M E E T INH O F STUCK H O L D E R S o p SEMENO LE S E C U R I T I E S CO. Kiinfmril F l o r i d a . Thm^in pursuance wVih'uie uha'ruw «n>l in accordance with tin- provl"'"os "f law-, the annual meeting "f Stnekhiililer* nf the Seminole H.cmiiU's Comimny wilt be b*‘M ut Ui.. office of tin, Copipan). In the i *i tv of S a n fo r d , F l o r i d a , o n the l a t h dav o f J a n u a r y , IS2S. a t th e h o u r of to Oil o 'r l n e k A M , fo r th e tmr|H>se of e o n s l i l e r l n g su c h mu ti e r s us m a y lie b r o u g h t b e f o r e IV. W c. V«m, am i r u r h nf \iiii. nr<» li**rit*> h *Uf»**»l uml riMiulrril (•* |ir«*iviil ny r la tin* ami d e m a n d * which itu «tr r l t h r r nf you, m ay have I hi* i"It At <* iff A l *A M V, M.iil lN, tlei*i*Rii»«l. I.itf nf S»*nilnole ‘u itiu v . rii»rlila, tt> | lie 11*in, Jan J SliarMii. <*«iKtil >* JiitlKet i»f Moai •n*•I*• a t hi* In tli# Innovation In (tapper band it r» sa* evolved b» U'-yeur-old N'ma’.', -esher i above) according to pt» ice ol Alhambra Callt They ihargr her with masi production Ul' ■*ii ul > l%iurtlii*u»i* In Hi*mInnto <1 bad cheeky and said she Ut«d ‘••uiih. F lorid a. w ith in hvwlvf in nsMirtinem ot wijt» to escapa iimiii Iim fn»m thn tin to hereof, letectKA. i'.he u ut>v under aotM Uil Nov**mlM'r l». A. D. 1357, rest. WH KX McOUIN. i.Atfcutri* uf tin* Kiitat# of ADAM V. M d iU ltf. Ductrasett Announcements Political Announcement TO Hits N ew Keys rilM T lT c o u r t o p t h e J E l ■IC t At, C IR C U IT OP ST A T E O F F L O R ID A IN Pol*. SE M IN O L E COUNTY, IDA IN CHANCERY. K It ELLIS, r t ul. Com* 14—Rooms Withoul Hoard ; DODGE [sure,cars and Graham t r u c k J . Im and 13tbi Street. Phono 3. DGINS & COWAN CO. Auto [ator and sheet metal work*. French Avenue. Phone 71G-W. , square, tan purse, property Mr*. C. Schultz. Reward if led, and no questions asked. C. Sehultz. County Judge's . Churt House. Sanford, Fla. (Legal Notices) For Kent, Each $10.00 Purchase pepper and other spring crop seed from Stokes Seed I—Acreage For Sale Company, Arcade Bldg., atid be assured of pure type strains. All rOR SALE:—Beautiful arcrage seed disinfected. between Orlando roads. 33 1-3 acres, consisting of some high anti 1 1—Miscellaneous some low land. Ideally situated for poultry farm Frontage on old Want' to exchange clear property i it Lando road. Can bo bought at a bargain with very easy payments. in West Palm Bench for a small This an opportunity for some fnrm with buildings. Prefer some one tois get a desirable poultry farm slock and tools. Not far from for almost nothinu. For further Sanford. E. W. Drayman, 338 I 2 information st-,. R J. Holly. First Clematis, West Palm Beach, Fla. National Bank Building, Sanford, Florida. Save 25' f , O. J>. Vaughn, optome- j tr s t, L. II, Griffith. Optician. 22—Real Estate To Exchange Sanford Optical Co., .105 E. Gth St. I New, Pretty, Stucco home just Eyes examined. Glasses made, only 1 fully equipped. Plant in Sanford. • outside city limits, garage. 111!) Also watch and dock repairing— ft. on new road, suitable store, filling station nr garden and reasonable prices. chickens two big lots, either Sub­ Bicycle. Gun, Lock and Phonogrnph urban Home or may be combined Will build nice repairing our specialty. Tnvs, with a business. bicycles, sporting goods, and fish­ store and station $500 extra; a s erman’s supplies. Geo. W. Deetch, now Sl um. No better value pos­ "The Bicycle Store." MeLnnder sible. Fred E. Russcdl. Mo S... Park Box 1016. FOR SALE: AT ACTUAL COST BEFORE THE BOOM. Well lo­ cated lot facing east on Palmetto Avenue. 75 feet frontage. In good neighborhood. Very desirable for 15—Apartment For Rent home, quite dose to school. $1750.00 Almost ycur own terms. Address 2 room furnished housekeeping Seminole Builders, Inc. P. O. Box apartment. $11.00 monthly. 301 ■131, Sanford, Florida. (’or. 5th and Palmetto. 2(i— Miscellaneous F o r Snle Furnished apartment, 1119 .Myrtle Ave. Inquire Mrs. Julius Takach. Ford trucks for sale; 2 dump bodies with jumbo gears, onlv Phone 597-R. used u few weeks. $200.00 each. I For Rent—Unfurnished garage fla‘, body, same type with self­ apartment, 1902 French Ave, starter. $200.00. C. Hi. Sibley, Lake Mary. 2-three room, modern, furnished apartments. $3(1.00 and $35.00 For Sale—Must sell this week, per month. Private bath, garage Underwood typewriter, typespaee. 1’hune 246-W. witer desk & chair. Rntoapojcl . , . , ,,, . ' top pak desk. All good condiAttractively furnished apnrtmcntc flat corner Unrk und Tenth Sts tion. Box 999. Care Herald. Frigidaire installed, water and FOR SALE—Hnusoholil furniture, garage furnished. Phone 18-J. reusottiiole, 618 Elm Ave, Thom.* Four room furnished apartment 321-U with private bath. 317 Park Ave. Wooti, all lengtns, for sale. Leave Cor. -Uh St. Phono 71. orders at 1511 Mellonvillc Ave. For Rent—Furnished apart men P. B. Dyson. 1101 Elm Ave. Cor. 11th St. , Strayed or Stolen': One buy iny .horse. Blaze-faced, two e feet. Had tie rope on neck q Inst seen. Finder please fy Vance E. Douglass at rt Hquse. List of delinquents will be turn­ ed over to Folice Department for collection January 1st. ELLEN HOY. Tax Collector. Ice Plant, West Side. jongwood, lemon and white sat. Answers to the name of Jack. Ider will receive reward if de- FOB RENT—Two rooms , one douhle lied and one with >red to L. A. Brumley, phone beds. Ill Park Ave. ST—Rhinestone buckle between Ifontezuma Hotel and Pnul’s Lty parlor. Fihder return to f c-o Herald. Reward. City License on every business, occupation or profession, for which license is required, was ili^c October 1. 1027. T I I K C IR C U IT C O U n T 0* T IIB T W E N T Y -T H U lD JU D iaiA U C IR C U IT O P T i l M S T A T E O P P l . O n i D A IN A N D F O R SU M . IN O L E O JU N T Y . IN C H A N C E R Y . S A N F O R D R U t L D I N O 'A N D LOAN ASSOCIATION. A C o r p o r a t io n , tw en ty m o ; S M IT H . P resid en t. NEklMDI.K C OUNTY NOTIC E ’ >F S T t n 'K H O L D E R S I h e r o b y a n n o u n c e m r c a n d id a c y A NNUAL M K K T IN U f o r ....... le c tio n t o th e o f f ic e of s h e r ­ Notice -Is h e re b y g i v e n t h a t the if f of S e m i n o le C o u n t y s u b j e c t to nniuii'l m e e t i n g of t h e s t o c k h n l d th e u r t l o n o f t h e v o t e r s In th e i-rs of th o la i k e f r o n t tin 'p ro v e m e n i D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y tit b e h e ld next U umpnn)'. if c o r p o r a l l o n o r g a n t i e d June. I w ill a p p r e c i a t e y o u r am i ,XlHtlng u n d e r t h o l a w s of su pp ort, r e s p e c t f u l l y y o u rs . th e S ta l e o f F lo r id a , w ill lie held C. it . HAND. a t th e V a ld e s li n te l lu H an fo rd , S em in ole C o u n ty . F l o r i d a on M o n ­ TO V O T E R * O F S E M IN O L E day, January silt, IS'JS a t S; 0 n COUNTY I*. 11 . u t w h l e h m e e t i n g l b ........ irI h e r e b y a n n o u m e in y s e lf a s a n<>ration shall of may tran sact r h n d i d u t n f o r s h e r i f f of Sem inole n n y c o r p o r a t e b u siness. C o u n tv su b je c t to t h e actio n nf CARY l> LAN DIS, th e D em o cratic prim ary lo ne S ecretary l.u k e fro n l h eld in t h e e a r l y p a r t of J u n e U*2S. I m p r o v e m e n t Co, V e ry re s p e c tiv e ly . E. E. URADY IN THE i ' I l t d IT I 'u U I t T U |‘ t h e t w e n t y -t h i r d ju d ic ia l c tn u riT up th e state up F L O R ID A IN AND FUR SE M IN ­ O L E COUNTY. IN CHANCERY H A N F O R D I l l 'l l .D I M ! AND LOAN ASSOCIA TION, A C o rp o ra tio n , C om plainant. L I*. C H I T T E N D E N , c t at. D efen ­ d an ts. N O V IC E O F S P E C I A L MASTER'S * SALE. N o t i c e Is h ereb y g iv e n t h a t u n . d ec a n d by v ir tu e of a ileere* ot f i . ic o l u s u r e am i s ale r e n d e r e d In (ho a b o v e an d fo r e g o in g c a u s e on th e Dth. d a y nf P e c e m r e r , A. D. 1*37. I. a s Special M a s te r In C h a n ­ c e r y . un Monday, t h e 2nd d a y of J a n u a r y A !> 133*. hi fr o n t of t h e c o u r t hoc.in d o o r in Hanford, Hcinlnoly C ou n ty , F lo r id a , w ilt offut f o r ante an d sell to t h e highest b i d d e r f o r cash, d o r Iny t h e lean) h o u r s o f sale, th e f o l lo w in g d e ­ s c r i b e d la n d s , .situate, ty i n g amt b e i n g In t h e C ounty of Semlnoto am i t h e S t a t e of F lo r id a a n d more p a r t i c u l a r l y described a s follow s: IN T l l E CIRCITTT COU RT O F T H E T W EN T Y -TH IR D JU D ICIA L L ot. 191 n f P ln o h u r e t S u b d iv i­ C IR C U IT . U F J fp H K S T A T E O F s io n , of S a n f o r d "Florida, a s per F L u R I D A . IN A N D F U R SKM1N* p l a t t h e r e o f duly re c o r d e d upon O L E UOUNTY. F L O R ID A . ih » p u b l i c re c o rd s of S em lnot* E. II. AH H ER A F T , R e c e iv e r BernC o u n t y , F lo r id a Ionic C o u n ty Hank, iT nlutiff, T e r m s : C ush . P u r c h a s e r t o pay v». fo r deed. II S I.UNI!. D e f e n d a n t. 4 AH- H. HIIARON Jr.. O R D E R O F I’U IIL IC A T tO N S p e c ia l M as ter In C han cery . T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A TO: II. S. LO.VI, a n d nil p e r s o n a In ­ te r e s t e d In th e f o l l o w i n g d ean crlb ed pro p erty slluatnd In S e m in a l* i > o f i i y . F lo r id a , t o - w l t : IN THE C llu’l lf COURT OK THE I^ its 19 a n d f>3 o f P a l m H a m ­ m ock, a c c o r d i n g lu p l a t t h e r e ­ t w r n t y . t iiir d JUDIUIALIUIR. CL'IT f>F FlJ'ltlDA. SEMINOLE of re c o r d e d a m o n g t h e t ’u b lla R e c o r d s of Humliiolo C o u n ty , Col .NTY. CHANCERY No t i c e u f a n n u a l s t o c k HOLDERS* M E E T I N G . Notice la h e re b y g i v e n t h a t th e regular A nnual M eeting of the s t o c k h o l d e r s o f S A N F U R D HON'D A M O R TG A G E C OM PANY will h» lo-bl at llie o ffice o f t h e C o m p a n y TH T H E V O T E R S ok* S E M IN O L E at 113 E a s t Second S t r e e t . H a n fo rd COUNTY. I w i s h to a n n o u n c e (lint I a m ti F jorlda. a t t h r e e o 'c lo c k I*, if , on EI.I/AUKTII LUNG. Cutnplalnaut. iry Dltli. 193* e a m l b l a t e fo r r e - e l e c t i o n to th e .Ianm v* tinted t h i s 33rd. d a y o f D e c e m b e r, o ff ic e of T ux C o ll e c to r " f S em in 11. E. A TKINSON. M A R IE M A T ­ o le C o u n t y , a tt b je c t to th e a c t i o n 1927. E. a D o u g l a s s . K INSON. h i s wife. W IL L IA M e . of t h e v o t e r s In Ih® D e m o c ru tlc C O I'L T O N et til. D efen d an t* I 'r e s l d eat f r In u irv to be h eld In J u n e . O R D E R D F IT IIL IC A T IO N F R E D It W IL S O N . YoUl* s u p p o r t w ill bu u p p o - e L u t d Secretary. 1 1 I E NT A T E OF F L U R ID A TO: JN U . D J I N KINS W i l l i a m C. L'uultun, F re d lloggs, J . E. F i s h e r . J G. I'rlce. J . H. I t lt o ii . W . Wlllougltby. R. F. G r i g g s Geu.. A Kust. ft. F. Ay. i ' ii 4*k . J . I - Adams. J ln t MtUvr, S h e r u i a n H ull. J A D u u th lt, C. » S m ith . G. E C a rte r. J o h n Atklnniiii Eil Hiirud A lton GuiRur, U ele W u r t h . It J. Cook. D) roll N oble, J o h n W C urutian. A. P. Alirum s. I.. S S la n fo rd . T. J. Jackson, S am uel T r e a t , T. H. C r a w le y , It. K M eeker J o h n F. Iliin ltc k . F . fl l ^ w r e n c e . H a rry .Monk, H e r b e r t M w k , J o h n S tan . Iny. W. C. Ellis. II N. Jon««. W llm er T r a n e y . C lars n c* Long. Iliick l l r o w n A 11 I'ln c h e r, F red M eek II. E. C a rte r. T. Ik Hogr r s . M. S. C urrie. N ew t. Davie. G W H ill, E nerry. T o m R a t ­ li f f . R e r b r l d a i ; lU tllf f. G- W . IVInelug, it'llns Homer 'V. F. Fierce. I.. F. I l u r k o y , and T. F. Ib nh.im It a p p e a r i n g from th e s w o r n bill iN T H E C IR C F I T C O U R T O F SE M . I N o l .E COUNTY, F L O R ID A . IN CHANCERY. • *. tv i ; o u d i u c h . C u in p la ln a n t. vs E. Ilcrmnuiuiii If H vlnv. ami H iteitil. th e hi'lrs. ilevlaors. g ra n t pbh n r o t h e r c l a i m a n t s , u n d e r the snlil E. ItermniiNun a m i nil o t h ­ e r purlins, w h ose m im es a r e u n kiMWii lute rested In t h e laniis a n d pvrinlses Involved In tills suit. O R D E R FUR PU BLIC A TION THE S T A T E OF F L O R ID A '1 0 : E. 11 rimins. hi . If liv in g , and If lend, th e heirs, d ev isees, g ra n t e e s . >r u t h r r c la i m a n t s , u n d e r th e said ; ll evin un son n r n t h e r w l s e and til o ilie r p a r t i e s w h o se n a m e s s r e u n k n o w n in t e r e s t e d In t h e lan d s m d p re m is e s Involved In t h i s su it. It a p p e a r i n g by t h e s w o r n Hill if C om p lain t h e re in t h a t you m s y he In te re s te d In t h a t c e r t a i n lot, li te e o r p arcel o t la n d s l t u a t s In d rinlnolo C o u n ty , F lo rid a, s a d d oi c i Ih.-d a s follows, t o - w l t : Lot a* of New U p sa ta . a c c o r d ­ in g In th e p la t t h e r e o f , d u ly re c o r d e d upon th e p u b lic rec• r d s of S em inole C o u n ty , F l o r ­ ida. IT IS T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D t h a t y o u am t each o f y o u be and you a r e h ereb y r e q u i r e d to a p p e a r to ib e Rill of C o m p l a in t ' In thin c a u s e on Monday t h e ! n d day o f J a n u a r y , ISIS, u t t h e C o u r t H nusa at S an ford, S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , s a d l a d e f a u l t o f s u c h a y pe-rrsge* D ecree pro C onfcsso will be e n te r e d a s n l u a t you, said s u i t b e i n g fo r th o p u rp o s e o f q u ie t . In g an d e s t a b li s h in g t h e t i l l s o r t h e C o m p l a in a n t In a n d lu the a b o v e d r s r r l h r d p re m ise s . IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D t h a t t h i s n o tic e be p u b lis h e d ones a w eek for fo u r It) c n n srru tlv s w e e k s In T h e H anford H erald, n n e w s p a p e r , p ub lish ed in Hanford, S em in o le C ounty. F lo r id a . DONE AND O R D E R E D th is 3rd d a y of D ecem ber, 1!>!7, V. K. DOUOLAKS. C le rk of th e C ir c u i t C o u rt of t h e 33rd J u d i c ia l C ircu it In and for S e m in o le C ounty, F lo rida. Ily A. M W E E K S . • D ep u ty Clerk (H E A L ) 17—Business Places For Rent FOR RENT—Gasoline service staton and atore, excellent location, well equipped, low rent to res­ ponsible party. See Mr. Myers. 316 W. 1st Street. and general cement work. Concrete Co. J, E. Ter- 13—Wanted To Rent Pron. 3rd and ElmWANTED—i Room in private home, centrally located. AdWanted Male drtiv Box J. Cara Herald. Wants s garage near 315 Magno lia Ave. Call phone 771. tn—Experienced direct seltrii'mg $10.00 a day. Wonseller. Write Box 140G 19—Houses For Sale Fla. New Pretty stucco home Just outside city limits, garage, 100 ft. on new road, suitablo store, filling station or garden and ■Experienced mechanic. chickens two.big lots, either sub­ U«-d Tarta AndJGaroife urban hom e'or may be combined le 50. with a business. Will build nica store and station,' $500 extra- A t now $1500. No better value pos­ sible. Fred E. Russell, U° So* Park. Box 1046. ^ __ D BOND AND MORTCOMPANY. 112 Second FOR SALE: Small house on Mag­ nolia Avenue north of Central C,■*■■j* / C | 'A ■ Practically no on Improved business Street. $3500.00. Follow O ur W ant Ads For a Better Home at Smaller Cost lowness of the selling cost when you btn^ or sell through W ant Ads is bound to benefit both buyer and seller. For a few centt you can find a deairable purchaaer for your hom e immediately by fully describing your property and inserting a W ant A d in our paper S S t o t w i c e . By using one of our ourebaser and teller are -benefifed by immediate transaction* personal investigation, dpd the extrem ely low coat o f o u t W ant A ds. T X i he The Sanford Herald 1 Classified Dept. Phone 148 J , , ■ 11 .IM .'** Hriiufi H ’ rV&MH Mil* Margaret King lend* fnrthW ■upport to the negative In the de* bale about beautiful women bolng dumb. She recently won first prti* as the ranking senior co-ed b acbolafship #i the Uuivrrnliy » Utah. Sail Lxke City. Quits as Coach ------------------------- kvt I .1 Here * Joh n lieiam aa. wno a f u i cuacklng tunlball tor 31 year* ha* retired l i e »e» *l llie* ln s t ltu i# . *»< to Texas thi* yea* ud ho* lo h it tredti m any la u u a * elevnn* a l Qeorgla -T«ch P tn .usylvah lh .,,.. WarJiiiigtua and J eh trso a U < olhct achwiU. d en ts nl som e other Slat* wtinin the United State*, but that your particular glace nf rrsldence or address I* unknown, and that you urn each over the age of tw entym i: )var* and that there 1* no person w ithin the S tale of Florida, the service of a itummon* In Chancery upon whom would hind any o f auld defendants: It Is therefore Ordered that you and each of you. berelnabov* named, are hereby required to *aeh and every personally be and ap­ pear before our said Circuit Court at Sunford. Hemlnole County. Flor­ ida. on the 2nd day of January, 1911. |n m ake answer lo the hill nt com plaint filed herein against you in this reuse, otherw ise said bill of com plaint w ill he taken a* confessed by you and this eauae rrncccd. ex parte. T he nature ot said suit being a su it to foreclose a certain m ort­ g a g e executed by It. n. Deem and w ife lo Elisabeth Long, and rec­ orded In the public record! ot Homtnote County. Florida, In Mortgage Hook I p age JT. „ . , It la furthar ordered that this N olle* b* published In Th* Hanford Herald a newspap* r published In ,.n ,, 115th Christo th* w rit ut attachm ant Issued here­ in. . Therefore, you and e*ch Of you un<l all persons claim in g any In­ terest in the ubove described property ar* hereby ordered to b* and appear before th* Circuit Court, In and for Hemlnole County. Florida, at Sanford. upon the 6th day of Kkrch. A. D. I»JI- the aam* being a Rut* D ay of t t l s Court, and fa 1 not. olhsrw tM Judgment *»y a*f*aR w ill b* entered a g a in st You„ It la Ordered that thja Noflo* he published In T he Hanford Her­ ald, a new spaper published In Seoilnole Count*.- rlo rld a . one® each w eek, for th® period o t tw o Innlo Countr. Florida. It ta further ordered that thla N otice be publlehed In The Bnnfnrd Herald a newepaoer publlehed In Banford. Seminole County. F lor­ ida. one® a week for four (O conaacutlve weeks and a copy thersof be mailed to each of th* defen­ d a n ts nvmed in this Ordsr. WlTNEiW my hand and tha of* (total seal of the Circuit Court o f th® Slrd Judicial Clreult of the S ta le nt Florida In and for Hem. Inole County. Florida, on th is the rural coi celebrate •- - �« . v ........ TflE SANFORD ItERALD, SATURDAY, / . . - l j fbr E c et—m lo a t firmtup F eatures of advanced d e sig n and th e c o m ­ p le ten ess of detail dem anded in th e finest cars now offered in the N ew C hevrolet 1 ■ {v * ’ ■ 1 w sg f tim VACUUM TANK FUEL SUPPLY New Chevrolet! LARGER BALLOON TIRES IfflT 1 .W \| *T j/i 11l i J l m 1 n/j h]Ji’'W.1 ■ 1 J #3* • 1 I Jv: XtF/k 30 x 4.50 .*#m yi #f / Aj NEW STREAMLINE BODIES BY FISIIER THEFT-PROOF STEERING AND IGNITION LOCK NEW INSTRUMENT PANEL INDIRECTLY LIGHTED SINGLE-PLATE DRY DISC-CLUTCH NEW BALL BEARING WORM AND GEAR STEERING NEW CRANKCASE BREATHING SYSTEM HEAVY ONE-PIECE FULL-CROWN FENDERS Wheel Brakes STRONGER FRAME 4 IN. LONGER; WHEELBASE 107 IN. NEW ALLOY INVARSTRUT PISTONS AC AIR CLEANER ALEMITE PRESSURE GUN LUBRICATION IMPROVED VALVE-IN-HEAD MOTOR THERMOSTAT CONTROL COOLING SYSTEM NEW l)UCO COLORS NEW TWO-PORT EXHAUST F ea tu res o f advanced d e s ig n a n d t h e com* p le te n e s s o f detail dem anded in th e finest cars n o w offered in the Chevrolet presents me crowning triumph of sixteen years continuous progressir ; . .. .. -a great new automobile so impressive in appearance, p e i formance and staunchness th a t it marks the opening of a new era of luxurious transportation at low cost. Hi before - the Bigger and Better Chevrolet is impressivegenuine Duco, rich new upholsteries a n d handsome appointpe of big car performance once thought impossible in a lownts. , * priced car has been achieved by numerous engineering The Bigger and Better Chevrolet is powered by an• improved vaive-in-head engine with such impressive featur­ es such as alloy “invar strut1’ pistons, hydro-lamina hed camshaft gears mush-room type valve tappets, AC oil tu• # ter aiid AC air cleaner. Odes delightful smoothness — clickThe chassis has been redesigned. And as a result, the new Chcvrol in hour—the safety of four-wheel of-the-heel acceleration - the ability to maintain 50, 55 and 60 and gear steering mechinism — and brakes—the steering ease that can only result from a hall hearing comfort over all roads at all speeds, due to semi-c liptic shock ahsober springs VVe urge you to come in — see this beautiful new car ^ and learn lio>\ America by creating a Bigger and Better motor car and offering it at prices s _ • SEMI-ELLIPTIC SHOCK ABSORBER SPRINGS; 84 PER CENT OF WHEELBASE SAFETY GASOLINE TANK AT REAR Wheel Brakes �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/649d61ca624005c1a1061cf12c17edce.pdf c76812fa108c7ee4b0b7ba82453d2cbd PDF Text Text c t* v ; ... ilR N E W 8 P A F E U ** • V :» I n F lo rid a ’s Ile n ri. B*b G reatest V egeta b le ^ .R ic h e s t G arden Land. -1 # . Fair and continued cold tonight, temperatures about 20 degrees in extreme north portion, 24 to 26 de­ grees in interior'of central portion. sit- •. , L eased W ire International N ew s S ervice [E .X I X .. P a lm B each . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 3. 1928 ..■■■......................................... ................................ .................... — — League Sees _ J jn c w r F .l n k e s J E a lL l Y A ~ -? Z n . PALM BEACH, Fin., Jun. -3. —INS— Large show flakes fell in Palm llcuch today; the first since 188G .according to pioneer residents of this resort. Child* rail who never snwr.now in their life n:.kc\; “ who is throwing <•uifctti" on . their way to s bools. White lirenes nn:l dain­ js M e n E x t e n d ty frocks of winter tourist* i W e l c o m e A n d . 1 were changed to fur coats nnd (inmlioyaiit -mu fi ••;:•. '1 lie red s O r O th e r s t mpemtun* was forty degrees F e l i c i t a t i o n s ' at oeVdn’ ti dny. . Season L fh s t u g t im m M em ber A u d it B ureau O f C ircu lation s W N U M B E R 97 PROPOSES U . . On Next Saturday The Central Florida Golf League, ! recently organized with ten ciii :. having nicpibdrshlp, will formally x* i „ . I innngurntc llio season on next N o Im m ediate L etu p F oicslcu .satunlnv with tIiP a v.n p ort team F o r N a tion w id e Cold Wea- (playing the local to; *i at*-the * therthnt in ca u sin g L r " : >'ountry Club. The matelpo. will Ir.am w’.JLdctenaino wljich shall re<,‘iv ; one point for a victory’ <tr . rile point i . r n defeat. In case of a tic edeh team \vil roflrive oiiohalf point to a\rid!op even, num- Ill nit S en ator W ould A ban don Two Fresh Battalions bet.of points r.: the emit of flic G overn m en t’ s lllllion D ol­ srnpqtn Mate)'. ; a:v .hr plnylar N aval Profcnfm A n d D i­ O f 500 Each WiU Be And MiKrrv fiver ‘0 ;h i::u " a>- ,n t 2 X I piny nt tJ ch d i fjutnrdi.y and iif icr.so i f vert M on ey F or H um anity .vnu^flJiscr.t u u i Tli.» m e cI aand iu irri’lcami v.-hicljXi rain’ i»icy arc to ho. played’ nt the Mobilized A t Onieo . 'th e same lin e wilj/fTe: OeLnnd nt earliest p’o.ivibkv'dirie. And Sent To Scene Officers: o f ’ j h ■ jeamio ’ inv1 T e r m s N a v y P o l i c y ^ * b o ilt ll E x p e r ie n c e s • -'•huri:; 1 > .-.ii • Sanlando; , , , » »>» 'r iX U iT lii. Y ir«xU ill' ^I Howoy nt Ovinauq iui Eustir. cl P rsident, Ilnv Hh.vdinj Secretary-: ’ t; n , { . . 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Jo: err, nrc to be given on *aeh SalD iscov ered In S u bm arin e Reinforcements N E {; YO.lvK, -don.- :h— (INS)— , . i*ito —■*■*«*11«i.i*. :.,.at>:he.. •*a ’ v-\V.YSHINGTON'._Jari. it— Sen,uBecause O f Losses In L a r g e S um not, been |for William IT. King (P ) of Utah, With more than sixty! persona al­ •■aeii .Saturday from now until ” *fho. Sanford team WASHINGTON, Jnn. fl.— (INS)' • •» eitv will Pc re p:v h- . <I'ciiul n*r yet, it w:;■• announced today •pTTi}0!*iht*-ia raw world con- — The Navy Department wns re­ ready deed..no irrinedintc let; p in 'May r>.. I ' Incurred By Forces scores o f prom in en t Te'mp era lu res V a ry In S a n ford till* nation wide etld wave was’ in jrnted l>y four pinv-.u . ipjnlifie'l . ' .VtV by Kirin • Car’ u>,* lorr.l ferenro enr Wdnl disarmament, the and liuniiicapprii ,l»y tli • ilub prof- p:v. I * imial, liitiuuigh it will, be ahiincjonnionti o f tho government'll quested .today to take extraordin­ i'eln -20 T o 28 DcHrees DeKre.es A AtJ mJnight today. Wo I-pier weather i and p ro fe ssion a l m en | F rhtn-20 W A S H IN G T O N , Jan ; B— I e d-'-iunal wlio will ni| .aih ids own n- ic public rdnel'i'.io •iai* wcclc propored “ l)illInn-doUav‘’ new, navy ary precautions to preserve** the tomorrov.', howover n s r.w in fo rm a l recop-. | •Ci t y 'I s T rea ted T o C oldest f promised for idf fiat,*-, Flm’d-i, •ml purs un the onpa caJ 1 1 ri3 f'.’.i! " fdr lu'v.llfyin';/. j»rograni and use of iho money thus last* records of the victims of the (I N S ) — R ein forcem eh ta w e re tenni’i Srfftp clliI',,w‘ n( ,‘!"nun , o .u i.u* . ho , terrain '/I raved for ht|innne putposcs. ; hondieap'i n* each tv eh, but who round* r. eii fi^i'ntli f i • 1 O f T h is W in te . r S e .a s o n ! the, l\ Ohio valley fip m m c e ; th e . S nr.fonl in N ica ra gu a, w h o h a ^ T s u s S-4 submarine tragedy. j vill noe he cle'Tihle l lay tn li’ i who tv’li cotnpo.'Q’tlm f. ni for th King* denounced the mlminiittrnN ation al R in k m a d e 1 With tlm pnut 21 hours t>ringin;:. ' ord ered t u d a ^ i o b o n<shed •• , llov- ’.i.. > urwcelts’ p ' i« il.• Tin Lion'fl. "billion-dbllnr navy pro* Itcp. McCHntic, (D) of Oklahoma (• am. ji’ air and continued cold- war k'lub’o I, will : iql b o V /.to th e publiit*" ibj»* coldest weather .o f .the year, j :>lr al’‘* 1 Piny is t<i lies .•: r r In !•••, with ginm" ns a policy of “ Criminal wrote n letter to SecrctnYy Wil­ to thb U nited Stalha M arin es Air rtnrlny nnd aiv 'he if. ei**t> ii'.t ’ I'tTipf.TT-* •ij*»^ftf*hY■ mr’ vi’ p-rtn !r.e to n mad in revtatiS trr prnvoke“ft' li nr, urging that water-tight com-’ th e la st w eek in b a ttles w ith “ lornintf. F ro m the j i r . f r i F* nfcm! mid central Florida Jodnv borrow in otl rrow in other Htrttca‘ea*t of ihu iug lu-.tl. The total .p •,.':i of each . _ *a ■ • , ; I prepared for another night of h>\V world-wide four and hatred of the 301-fl w ero. op en ed a titt 9 D ,l„ n; r , mtr(;s, VI,,, mr.cury w ill' ^tl^iiasippi.’ At’ , hast tiiirty j. c i'nitcii Statca nntj destined to pave partnionta of the submarine be tnined several losses^ d u rin g dead in Chicago nlnn'1, t< a d-. scaled to prevent th*.* records from G eneral S an d in o’s re b tlio wav'to another w6rld wal .u n til an ea rly h our drop toniftht as low as last night wen- reported from S: l.tnL- aii stea i nnd ill..................; ■roine instances j f( “ In n Japanese submarine disn.ftern T w o fre s h b atta lion s d f M a „ . oon . „, . a , . d y 11 .......... ........- |nmy four 1 in >,iw Y / ; o f v isito rs p oured in to | 1,5Wr r. ! ,u’ federal weatner Imrean : floating nwny when it is raised, rines, o f 600 r ifle s e a c h ,W e r e tt>2R tile same roles he'd by ilk to offeV th eir feliei- ri nortca this morning. aster some years ago, wliero a ord ered m obilized a t o n c a and ; I V. hile temper. number of lives were snuffed out, dispatched to Nicaragua as \spon : "'.jtt * . I 2i, nre force a an officer in this submarine be­ ns they can 1>3 maoo ivndy. Onn Ihpul; will yemp.p open,| ine northern fore lie smothered to death, enroni- battalion will form . at Quohtico, late hour tlii* nfternoon in 'it's even .....:v-t v eled his sensatirns nnd his feelings ® pffornbftH' nn opportunity ■ h , ivtin„ Y'lll cxperl per,* t diuvif -zero a Noithficif', \’t.. npd he Drit>-h -Oil reian rnco reculted toward his country nnd his fcliow- \'a., and ono at Han Diego. apqun.nt^ with tho off.* 1 1ncp fh o z lrill,l(.ra, ^ Slow In addjjlon to these .reinforce­ hi the. la-t World War. mon ns lie gradually succumbed," degrees ten, *j lm , , !:r, !llcr I s 'A g a i ’.l H on ored ] C r n fc ^ .a ! T<itlnnppcr/Anrf Ki! Tr^torfi and^lupioycei!. . . ,.isinf?>m, lvu|.y is m prospoit 1 •pvcrnf state New York .bclbw W d Chicago, King ii-go 11 i.hc American’ t'eo- munrknble record is on £no nt ments, orders nlso h&vo been Is­ By C om m ission CoI^aRUCs; I I c r D f-G ir ) H as F ou r Allt*r- nle to “ (fid • Ihr c1*; ■ of niilitar- wrote -McClintic. A copy of this sued for the ro-alignmcnt of Am­ urlng tliti'bpcfdng formpli- j joi. tomorrow and Thursday, thej.' The r ddeft lemperaiure yet re sis morning wna the rucep- report *paid. • erican military and naval forces ported is .’IT bch.w » Hismarcl;, X. Close'll S o : Io n W ith C ity A t* ; r a tiv o s In I'reacrntr T o Rer- J1nni” ip thc'VnUod Slates. In th" the Congressional Library. pndproil by-members of the iousCharK cs T h is A fte rn o o n O.. . • in Nicaraguan waters which will Mirrent year, .lie mid. tlje "costs Lnmagu to .lornl props is not-' "With the thought that tho six trtrncy F ollow s F orm a l Mctft | Kailread frnL-v ffunt' the \Ve*t enh Legion’ drum •nnd bugle believed to* l.c «e,-i.ius, although o f'lh o military and ndvnl e*t!il>permit m ore'rifles to bu sent ----_ . TOH.ANGI'I id, Calif., .Tam A. ’ -.! inenta" will fatal $7r.0,000.000 more.whn were known to bo'alivo against tho rebels. who marched, in a body, t > r*. was a‘ihull lei!-that several days ran fioin onp to five* hours late. . ‘v - ’e ’’rimi nil- cbiistnietion costs. in the S-l for several xlays after _ -,i IV .i-J tIIiekmnii, e itifc. where under the 'direc- •ill ha :ei|uirc I ho determine nc- Tiic icy wcajlu-e inis indirectly been ’ Mayor E. F Jlo’isholdcY wns ie> } Bluejackets from tne squadron it rested oil the floor of the ocean* iiie muse of li.iin wrecl.r. fipea’and dee*id r < L J. Bolt, they ivndcred . .:•n^’ly •the of the r ty govcru-il f ( . ,. i l t:n-.p- nnd‘ rito X rer <rf Cl,**i i’?ni|inres to a total of only would, If possible, chronicle thtdr of nuval vessels now on ’ duty The damage i.; :m .b 1 0 tf, ill lHfjo. •numbers to the aerompiui- di peiiilenl1, it was raid; upon rlian- tram |*brtntion. deluy-i. The’ fires in til .I'd i'. .id. I. vli! i r a.i-uin ,-d j'im . thcro will bo sent ashore to relieve .on 1 •kcr. nuisL .- rw ef wt*ro especially numerous *.a \Yet - Obi),000 in IPO1) uml $2H,- sonsutions, giving to their loved of applause from liyntnnd- ,n within- the next fcj*- dnys. if v ilut.i:-.- ;is i-i iTiii. donor ,:t v , / 1f fin;.', “ eii| rdl. ra il*, e 000 out) in IP10. In the In.**t seven .ones n farewell message before those Marines who have been do­ rrn nv'd noil hern N * \ v \ . i-L fho” had congregated on tin :l e return to warmer weather i .runl (fgaiijzioi. i mee'iug t’ o • their lifyvbbed away, I respectful­ ing guard duty in peaceful sec­ lay Tor■ tito youth art <• l open cuca • y.-ar.i;" ne he mldcd, Amarici ,, City i*," v.-nr.i, loin-o, aiisiniu Despite a temncratjii'c of be!i>*.v Tho corps then formed ot •i gradual, the loss wjjl lie iiisi;.'l'l"1 ol ’■ the tlio Lltv C . .UIU,, II xioii. 'loll. j£* , . •. . ..... , ••ca-u nnnnAA >. X* vnoeM Counni. ly requ/st\ that you ndvisc thoso tors, and the Marines thus relieved •-i n faflicr father ♦ ,’cv , . . , !*?..«*. , bnitered bni leied < v , nil nt $J2iil.(|W,0v0 on its Nn• p:r.‘ T -2 21 ’ . ! .Q 'U J.O O O Naa; A limit ii City," X. tvn»*ltar»ly , pf of tho building and piny c l ni*’l«oiiU it was- r . ' p a . b y L.Mr. Jli.lV . elitl e.e.*.. in liiaVge or the rescuo thnt if pos­ tlie active zones. . Faced with tho •1,‘ ■ ’• ‘'"D.'• a , t j, ,i a Hfchmiia await-i e'oric-nK'iV than a third of its ->winii!.tf r* nt Jho l esi.-i t /plunged j.l- i . T. ,Other ecicclions. i.rc m i n - i ' - r u mii-i-m i I uk j-j- r.n-rt—n— ;-tT**u *•••(»-*♦». a — dG . ycar.i. . sible the water tight rumnartmeiUs necessity oof conducting a. , r.vj s!ii| per*, hut i-lioultl ltiglier to tin- lircahi-r:*.for- their duBv, «?•;*_ essiop of npprcriatmn fi lie not opcm-il until such precau­ **'1’:*-r -*- - 1 •'• thin alt.’ »nlin viand 1'j Uv»H:1» included *11111 Snanlsh-Am* military operation in Nicaragua, . iiij i rau rc i come oven,i<{lH, the lluililreilB of Imnu h- • ntil.l ' i or. 1 La»: . n . d. ■: * ■»*.j. • | ,i„a. .... , r. • ■ -, i - *; I - 010,<100.000,(>00 't o tions nrc taken ns wHl make it or engaging in nn indefinite "guor* epUon necurjed by U - «tnr.n tu , ,,ruVl. re!.i(U1J; w ue sheltered, eJoU'cd niid fed by , fgle corns «nd for t!■•• bun-. ,.-.r • »yl <•, " ( r t a . . t. ; .> r .‘ , » . •»-< «,j •,:.?,*.>(?'la- in*-.the next 20' possible to orotcct any such rc- rilla wnrfnrr, tho adminlstrutlo-i charitull ’ erga.^izrttioijs hr New n ;-j .\ .Ind . tnc iPij congratulations exteirlcl i However, in view <f (lie forces.I York City. inihA *e in ti»U new torJa ihnde." appeared today to bo at cross­ i ill: mi- .i.-|. I,.' Id Iel/. 1:i > McClintic also urged that the ifft'rtl citizeiiJ, * was given u ' t<nijghl and tomorrow, local -a *1 J>fg. 'tlit-j proWith thirtyvfn'lit'es in it;i watt<-, roads of its Nicaraagunn policy. a Vi i*r l.oa. / ,i i-.vers and ».h np.e s arc not perbodies not I k * dirtturked, if pos-I be regarded throughout [torning by Linton E. Alim, .! •1 the liatlchlim* of ( |-.ieago*. r.cro Seven American Marines have I. in / . i l l /»■ i. u. lied over the outlook. 'J her“ ilHe until after tlio ship is raised, .. *\ ••I i a i a dee Ia—it ion’ that the • nt of the new institution, cold wave Tas been I .-■ 1<•: .1 to* j •been killed and thirty-odd have . ' - . * . ' I, e’.irt 1 u;y lilt!'* left of the other led Htat *« Ienleimg on a “ The* object or olijcMs.thoy mny reception to the Hanford , any will s 4- a •!’ rb-e in ten:I i. r.i iiii .•< * '**. It ■ii : i\, n-.iva' l-a, e. hold in their hands upd tho reg- teen wounded, nnd Gen. Sandino, National Ilnnl: ban been ; it- .-b’ • crops, leoat of these pcratuiv. Tljis w.o the cheering ui t. Mr. :* .......... i* , Jicdi.titi by , i.iter of various gauger nnd meters the rebel leader who defied F?eS\reuamii g in the field:' being lull'It-utll arutise fe.tr in many cordial and the well \ifsh< . W Cal inwr. Unit Came ft m the weather til it;:-He: co.au.f.' /mi’ : a.:■« '.*.,' i , "mild Iu* extraordinarily valuable dent Coolidgo’s pacification policy, -.i ..| ten and ere-it ^ a Misjiielon d by the c id snnp of Inst week. ioivcD?t . ‘ fition today. kavo lieen extended by th Uui *.v fh nd ii •I ..I" I ^ o.i th • board, lie said. . is still ut large, lending a fo .. -.1 th" I ••lit, a iifjtti.'rt in every ..o f. r n :> could he ivtcertained in .urii, Moderation wit’ be 'gradual, it if o f Sanford and Hwniiv.ib*; ,...lii’ :i of ion. i *n p .: f i . >. I \ ,'l pinvatfi* na'ti nn midube force of well-armed rebel . u-oiuing tin ojgli sliip|>..ig ag* v.\: . m ^n-# : -• It wn idi today' .pit: mini* ^iin well ns by other neaiby J w i.eh ’si . l . I i r., i a i * \ v tru.rgling w,i f.iuineinl buri Administration officials" "tfa. .* • gallow 111111)1 te 1 lp,-!-:;t I — ne 1 1 * o to < :.• • ! '. tig lo-s 1 • tlie citrus crop - predict •I. at' i* ics have been very g'ati- 1 i*. Hi i '.or. hi* Jl U <11 t>ni. •: . in Inctea ,• tlie! • nririanieril •I I been stunned by tho reverses suf­ ami .i: ti . n.only mid throughout Hu­ I.I Tin .!•* *.. i n::r * ! L- II - Itf, p- -li. j; i .. ’ sill its tin nl > U8,“ Mr. Allen raid, , a i .1- a;-, a m-t the l nil,'ll I fered by the Marines during th s first day's business of ‘ be rt te w.lbnol be very great due t> nhi'Vi .( i f i) •tli'il v vi* t in . i e;ii :ri • •',"'1 :U 'u ''-:u. '' n" 1 well w: .1! ■JtlMU 17' 1 .* 1 lull ■■ ll l.l • • * will pr. in"te war seliti- | past week. They came nt a timo m g id in tin' ■ i Ir.rt niPeo 1 J l-l III -1 1 1 ,1 -1. l . fit m ’ i im V ., -1 i ... *\ y o*i,ic-n\*'i' .lie ’.nt. Ui.-il tingrowers had ’ * kfar e? ’ ceded expectation*, i, n id ** >ivb,"‘e. when officials here had been con­ ! (lie til y * Uli.ilSl1 ' III ) I I , | :i>. • * 1 i . i. l.'i.i. •I: i‘-'eni vi.: i ag * .u p -i * .i *e i • • 1 ( . i.uul '.inner ‘jllilrr’ . fir:'- IlfJen reported. Not only wer** "i i ,ii":il nnolie *.-* to laUllcll gratulating themselves on the pm sem e vrr*; e killed i \.ii i'l-i • l i nffi,- i" i 1 1 Ait**T , \ A .i v itli . ouiilge pi t v . Iiiv !> i ': u r i-, . limit r .vim it ' < .j«:.. iof account 1 op'Cied by Huii |<i ...*■!••’>» v i t a i of pmvidiing a ification of Nicaragua under what nn! !. . ithji .'r:•i * -•i.i , .ii )li-ni.mil ili.-.l Ui III) i r ■vi re in t'nIt Idast ki.it night a.-, i*' ni .i’eiil< 1 :l l i ». i ' .id , in.In i.itnm at no distant hid Seminole t'nuniy ii: npmi aim t.-n t* I i J I’i* l iillll". 1 . i 1" •}M CLEVELAND, Jnn. A “ so- amounts to an American protect­ r.-n* In'. nf ulniui .'v:.', i i• ,1 ’n.i ii I* *iji .',*.. If iid i pi *giam goes V II .1 .f Ivin,), ! .it I • !.I > "d .| B hut ii miirb'T "i I:y e <!■ i ‘i . 11 The *d i is we , f.f •l‘ il.t- l-il ■'s f.1,1 ,ii!.;il uliy III--.1 nl ]> • n .tin* . 8.m*l iilil h. l.i'2H mil Pear (lie same eiaf explosion” will occur, in tho orate. I'rfore .placcii^-/tiy>vfiit. i.i«-?•. ford J».o|.le a:; th. y a?otic tl.i’ i >pi. nr N in,* i led ui •11l *• l Ii \Ur.i:Sr V . . J , Kinl.., •Tile ,!. |JT f it* r b.is ,i i Last Friday's battle cost tho m ,.n to thJ ii.-xI avi.i Id war that near future if seine remedy is not m i no :. On ihe Last Hide in l!i • enting several nearby i .nm wgiu :..e. . NO IPOO |, iv to the lust one. In IHOI), roon found for erimes committed lives of six Marines and the in­ li<! nf di\td ye.; i l.iy nnd i-iM N*d by dollar-J.pioduv4,', “ surpris U-Viiiing lection the loiri.iiiy night. The eold \\ l<-, which iin: ■r didlar o iI:•'( i: ivas sint y . i c * Ci f y l it ! I i 1.man i • II In Sunday’s *.. .4 li.itain and fieimany began by “ our youths,” Common’ Fleas jury of 28 others. It. B. Chapman, prominem !i opred to 2*1 degrei s whili* nt hfl n geuet'vl 'rt'e llr-orpnr.'liel V.h nnd nlv. nys I: m been sane. 1*1)1Te eo.in- f ,i. Tin* mot Judge George I\ Baer told Visitors Luttlo, Sergt. Thomas C. Bruce of t'ei’ . i ini* al iv t mi-1 m 11*11, the |grower nnd president of tlv ;•.(- I.yi ifis neiliini anil at tilnd^c trv. wua respim i liietilj in :i- . ..Hill.ii •. ,. ***i ii r Ht.i-iii * •1111 :: *fl g iol -,1 nt liol*-.l n'ii'll* it-id i ::rii i bur i upon startled to his court recently. . Fhiladclphta, was killed, and VcgetaMe Corpora (inn vide ii •I iveuil around 22. l.-il. bnI ’ (rtts V.||«»" luiVi, , b Jv,;d ll.i ..111.10 p ’ i p l c * 1 v.'c bwriu such u rare 11 el ly fur ii'-ni-ly . (I ore Jk a.h. Judge Ihier suggested that ho Lieut. Merton A. Richal of Wistin •••’- i ,11*\. with Great Britnin. Gennnny Ii ion.l1 1 sine, iji.i arienT,. in--, be•honor of being the fir-1 in'i'i In r section . (oiatinucd on pass : i .) anforui *to< 11 t<> Iiiivj ol tabled r-tr.t* 11* -,* U ’lnrjo. Italy, Kuscinn mnl .lajinn behoved crime could be checked bo- cdnsln, was seriously wounded. .1 wave t i?r, it wax announced. Mr. The front of (In fere it was committed by forcing .An u .11 illtVi ill lie! .V in perr.oh • | r o'trnim d to foil *w and i city-bred boys to attend . summer Four other Marines also wero hurt. veiled -ionth« a ti. V .’ OT*. ir. Inn, one of Sonfoi-d'. 1 :uli • ti:C |ilickis.m int.injit. ly for yea:,. Minor reinforcements and fresh y :*ni*ir# up v, v.dT ■ 'pear tlirougli:iut> the world. rumps where discipline was taught V* men. was one . i tie G a n / e s t *‘ r s O p e n I\c* iV \.be traditional “ > 1i\,iid will. te. :if.v ilmt ik*v, , n supplies are being mobilized for ‘*J» may n -t Pi^,b,i*, fourteen years I iWr'st t, M lexbmd felicitations to Mr. . , The waiting list of prisoners is Y e a r W ith B o m b in g . 1 i Hied Atdfi W »t. Jinve his c> Hons bet raj n per.atqre-j per.aturey m in sen-i sen- ■dis-n The 1 ’the meeting tln V•’ uli" f..." t.io hexi world war to break. |j-ro\Virig- daily liecauso Ohio pris- immediate shipment to Nicaragua, bnd his nssneiate this morn Tf trace of insuiuti. >ero linS i-xti ndi*! weil tioniyi’ a.lie nidi at int.t timo, wai n ween l#nfl aro now packed far lieyond ca- but in view o f tho increasing •d into *h,-! lien the liahk win "i" j e I. cniCA CD . (-INK i ^ « b* Ki./IM i .-peaking nations can- paeily, the JllllgC It v, . ;*.| . . • i: :un • ‘ S'! • rt Cnroliiini* nnd ini*s*pc, and Judge declured. Ho rorioufness of the situation there, I^ity of Sanford was one of Chicago’.; lati i . Ibin up id’ g4t)c MCKAY EI.KCK!) MA \ <Mi i . i i In conceived, It is certain ndddl thnt it is tin* saincwny in as reflected in repo . <*<o|i:e A. Pt* 'vi :-e r, port- j titiil (.’ .ty it is n |P,eat depositors- of the day, wmiaie, wlneli hegini fi ppiif- lirecr.ig ternjii i.it i, thdigh that war will emne if na­ *• ietiKlil of i (', ties 'in i-i' oikc! ni; witii Jin ifn.plans almost every stute that has largo question whether »; linn 52o,000 huing idaci-d i--. •villi th.’ ad'i n* o' tin- New Vi- ,-. ed l uff waj down TAftPA, *Flii., • ):t»if — INN tion* build liuge arnuinicntr.. nnd pein.il.g iitjg 'ti.n wherip- *• tne 11* rid.i. dered, |may not have to D. IJ. McKay 1‘ul.lihlier of iho the next war will nearly destroy cities. lk in aceordanee with a. lion • til.- p di., ihqia i" me *if •>■■ , : * oldi In p'**’ -<:' ioft oi .... IJe.ti.’. daoun e I i di ns erop* rb-Vned 11 .y- l.’in iiilty." "Unless the public noon.opens its and American f * City Commljaion v.-liiJ ban • i igglc ne: w ■todh. 1,2 ;y.uo*l i.i S qiiff.ii In-ui.-f (inti ionipa Daily Times, <Ti'* ,-d in the lattr i s-:nv feared, (jrow i: -e Ized that all deposits l Tin* late.t uuirnee was t! , ,*rv were warne'l I • light up their lertifien u ' -n' indebtedn i • iij-Lor-conimtsaloncr of rir K: -;r urgi'l the (oolidge admin- eves." Judge liner asserted, “ to tho materially. . iy i i 'i .on to call a .new disarma, dnnger sigiiuls flnsliing ull around Sandino is 1UR Cf \ -tb being i.. |i;d.i iiie.rnLy •»y*.the| now city-comniiMiuunei; pn the bqsia of two thii ll> I4’ ’ i i. bin** of-the Newport Hotel, a.i Mlllldgr. |)nl..-. clerk-iinti. municipul judge "< <*-coder. M.‘t.'ii-ib, iin !. u.-il I ..i ; el Now Yur Irst National nnd one-third alliged ” ie o il" utni-i' die emUrol ni id eon vrencT. "A m e r ic a us, there's bound to be a social ex­ nn. qxtrnprdjn e |1j,.lUy |rad tl„. way t,. peace,’* he plosion." -.' f'vom into ofl'i '• today to MU ‘■ rino officers bim with Sl.idiuorc-y.u'.a-Bertsi'lKj now bank. Tlio a; Uon g^v ol’ tlir Mi;. ,;...;,* ,.|- Jacl.sonvilhv' for-the sirort pm i**d o f th. eS v.,;- VV |, ai(1. •<j*I.£* President should cull The jurist blames the seriousness .l’ancho .Villa / * not unfavorably.'' infonl Atlantic National vine synilicau I.uci.it: ?d ii mini New Y<R-b I A ■ new City ciiailcr. will go ii. world ponfewmee ol ail nations, of the-situation to the laxity of Ho is figKtilig mow, they say, the e-thinl of (he combined | The lioi.ib a p p q iy m ly was lilt r> i , o ; •’ / ’x a ! li’u juM lvUti ne.l confer with i ffeetr three weeks from the fii 1 I induiiing Uusida, for the purpose fathers in disciplining heir cons. kind o f warfare that be Knows * truifit’ powerful o f a n y • y e t e>: fjwsits to date, wiiirh total i j'M'ttiti iii^ uui Miuvi.t in tiu i *o*J' y » • w, | ' . j JlIxi* firm o. lIo;mni-'vv ' rf the montli i\ti(f a mayor and of-discussing . ^ot/ll, disarmament, idt'dcd tiig* “ K acketoers’' “ Most city fathers work all day best— in hir- native mountains $75,000 and $80,000. « i P U f t ? v fl IJ |and fiarricon, wluch-v.'ill crpwsi-:'- twelve- ftpresintativvi.., will he th l.'ind ulh can'vs which lead to war. nnd can give no attention to their where tho inhabitants aro friendly sting the’ eordial spirit with deadly bat tie fpr. control * of Oti* $7f>,0'J0,0^()-n-year vlu* * ■ ^" the City in any action tout *» . .**ci\ ^nn. to carry_ on tiiu g >v-” lho Kui'ian proposal was n sound sons'until night/’ he explained. nnd whore he knows the country the now bank was w>-l- engo'a dri.nivd iieci s:ary to iccovoy th, uiiijignt of Tampa, abandoning tlio, one and it is a lasting sliuaie that not;/. It tori* a w a y the entire “ That leaves the upbringing of iiko an admiral knows his own . into Sanford were the num(INS)— An- securities. The meeting was elo.se-. ,,, i?«eiit ■form of comndssion gov- ! it was not seriously considered at of tlie .structure ititd'imdly d a ra ag -1? BOSTON. Jan. the hoys to the mother, nnd the quarterdeck. onskets of flowers sent by ed ailjahont huildings. The damage i Jl,cr Geneva." ‘ 10 tU*<I nT fller* to tlio ptlhiic'and the liutdro of Mr, i duty is one for which the father Official reports to the Navy Dei , j .... c o n n ,, fous liiaappcnrnnce ot the tratis- DcCottea'-rcpqrt wan not discloabusiness hourej nnd indi* . _ _________ • ■ -- ---------------------ulono is fitted. •pnrtment from Rear Admiral^SM! ni -tTr. onn1 0,1 ?l2,00° Atlantic airplane “ The Dawn" has Continued on pngo six) , . (1 , |^ . FEDEAL COL’ KT OFISNS , ' ' -.'rbi'iMi received through the 'stntc"It is appalling to iiee tho dum­ iers and Col. Mason Gulick, tbo It was Indicated, however, that ■ » ■• . ~ H int-nt of officers and meri o f. the ber of hoys roaming around the Marines' commandant, have stress­ court action may shortly bo insti I Nova Scotia bchndner Hose Ann at tuled against tho New York hunk. ] JACKSONVILLE, Fla'.. Jun. 3— j ulrcets at will. They steal an nuto- ed the fact that Sandino appears I’ rliafid lltat on thy night that tho nioblliM|pnd aro encouraged to to have received valuable outside " fact may necessitate Mr. D o-' (IN S)— Over't-I) defendants will amphibian plane*vani8bed the lock­ Tins branrliviito greater crime. IC they Cottcs. teturn within ,jhc next few be arraigned in' fcderul court herd help. Whereas six weeks ago. bis out heard the whirr of ap uirplnno day to Now York for the purpose today to plead to indictmenti experience discipline like country, forces appeared armed with antique motor thirty miles pff Gape Cod of assisting tlio New York firm in ranging from piracy to violation j l q S ANGELES Culif., Jan. 3.— boys whose fathers are able to keep and theiiNho-vd a distinct splasii. rifles and machetes they havd now them under their eyes, our proo f.th o national •prohibition Inwa.| (lN e)_B cca u so Mrs. Amelia Ap. This is in contradiction to pre­ pushing tho City’s suit. (continued on page six) iicn.s will bo u^ccptpd und trial» j ploby wu» apparently clubbed to blem would not bo hard. * Today’s meeting of tho Comm­ tured by addresses,by Judge I fccted finger. On motion of George vious reports such as the state­ --er W. Wright and Judge A. Jonoii, ccconiled by Bov, James ment by residenti of Orleans, Capo ission was one of formalities. The set in cases whdro “ not guilty’' j death before sfio was trussed nnd . I put in n pack, investigators from G. Sharon und a varied'pro-1 Thor.ipsbn, ^i subscription was tal; CoJ, that they In-ard powerful mo- old Commission comported of May? pleas are entered. ,T * * tho sheriff’s o’ffico today were puyof entertninmen, the thitd en - froni ----- the^udiiyice and the mon­ tork'in the aky that, night and lat­ or Ilusholder nnd Comniissioriem MARTIN PLEDGES FUNDS ing particular attention to a ham­ i dinner givon Saturday night ey wairuuthoriiefl to he used for er heard them returq oa if a plane lliiriand Chcso convened and. uft, r mer u baseball and a pogo . stick Luke Mary Cluimber of the p&rchase o f ' flowers to he was making in the direction of hearing tho minutes of ju'evious - *f *- read, “ ■* adjourned •------ ■ -*— sine jb.. die. j TALLAHASSEE, F-Jn., Juif. 3, wltiNi deputies reported finding in »rce in honor of .nil of its sent ti(M r. Evans, 7xTcw York. The statement o f the meetings tlio gaYgge bf Dr. Charles M. McIns o f GO yoant and older ,waa ThoyolIo|§l|gg^»1ogniiii was.ren­ Canadian Government radio opera-} The new Comnii.-mion sat informal I— (IN S )— Governor John \v.. ■■■■ ■■■ ■ • •% • tor at Subic Island that ho lnaitl t.cssi6n witli tho office of Mr. Hill tin today pledged $100 "of hls’own MilluiCndwhcld in connectKin with a tremendous success by dered: NEW ^YORK, Jan. 3.— With favorltjK*book U the Bible. The h'cing’ tnlu-n over by M .r< MBI?f-.rfi1nda toward the necessary nmount snt. . •. t the wimanTKMcttth. 1 .SerNftio1t**‘T)y'Luke Mury or- distress calls believed to Jmve ly 250 people were present, ciiestra; The hnmmoPw according to.depiu only nine days to live, Ruth Snyr Governor will hold a glemsncjr . come from the Dawn two duj& lat­ Folowing Mr. Rjjllor’s induction to ‘ bring tile National Democratic iiojf 80 guests of.bonorrFol2.WclComc address by 1*. D. Anj, er, and another report that a* dis- into office and Mnyor Houaholder’'- Cotivention.-.foh J028 .to' Miami, ties, boro reddlsKstnins. Those will :**(dVesH signal came from dhe piano cloction, the Mnyoc took ,the ppr- Otbcrd are'expected to follow the be analyzed in hn\ffort to deter­ ?n •• several interesting numbers derson. scribed oath, atid the’ , cor.uniesior chief eScecutivsr. leadcr -hin In’Bon- mine 'YbaUier •or*'Smt . they tuc tlirlr nppruachlng doom with tho Jt will be tho condemned coup! a iinldressea, d roll call jif tlv J, .Vocal sido by Mrs. Claytie off Hearts Content, Newfoundland fortitude of fatalists. In the death J,a*t chanceto-avoid paying the .trlbutinn of pc’rstjnitk fun ii. fire being iiu'ertignted. There v.-n < wm? duly constituted. stains., Mrs. Appleby, Yhe widow of house nt Sing Sing Prison, only a extreme penalty for the rnihI guests toiloi+cd with tafli Gtone. . • ; n)f;> Iho ^nvcsligation . a t Chui'v| a wcallhy .Chicago inybntor,'was few cells apart, {hb.v am living wclght ciuwlur of ‘ bp. woman e * ing n few remarks, BuFIDE CAFTAIN KILLED . FLIGHT 1‘ OSTFON’ l' d d rse S d ^ * Aright. ^ X Frinco ___ ______ _ , KD r ■found ‘load Christmas night. Her their' last bleak hours in henrt-1 husband, Albert Snyder, the homellts wore .hciycJ tiitnVr th.a. A A.hiu byj L Judge \ , lottetown. . j {tf UM. Edwnn Birp]a^. Islarid. strut ! -L y body,, in »• ■sack, wns discovered lending politude. of (thi; W wninvpfLohe ’ Moving art editor. G.-flingLig^of ^ o f _ oldsf.i),,- :.nngx d i ^ w ^ l^T T rrrrn the DawnT ~ r T, HOOSEVELT i'TELDc - N, y .V C h i_______ Jnn. :i-(Js,'i'S>~ c a g o ;' ma:- Hi'*f Krauvisco.,. *. tho audient-6. Hope o f escaping that sinister j Mrs* Snyder displayed interest, .It.:j. 3.— (IN S )—The pr>'Poa;?d en- Cnj’ uiin Courtney J. Hqdgu'. of the ....... who „ IIU acted as her. .... contraption- known ns the electric ‘ this morning in the ncvfir^tnat Dr. McMillnn, df thumts wns extended •* 7. Vocul d.ucd by ilrs. CJitreuce dufunco fliglit of B«rt Acosia nnd MALADY TAKES TOU, Chicago tiro Drfpsrfincjit, w.'» I-*'j' •himitfess tnanngir, wai piuced un -kair still hunrs-’ faintly ’ in ths'i^ustb'e TcAvnaond Kcudder, , *vholk.Evans for his generority Moran and Mr.i.*Ohcster Suunders. 'Emile liurgin in thpjFokker mono- rirl ntisl fLwk i iTw.li In Liu rtWlllRlZtlltl* ’12^ . , nubaoquftnily, .. .... ( . t_ ... — their trial, had pwf C . leg tne effait;' Jioyfciblo and cd.and thrc^ ^ J.dit* nnrett buta. 1h:»?J>»?c48t o f Mrn. BnvUcp.^ Sl\c'* *-*• 1 nt thui 8. Beiuljng* by flrz. W. K. Colt. LONDON , -Jan. 3—.(I N S )-, iilJmd.“ SplHdqcf’»'Vu» in a b .o p k L “ *"!!• “ fi,VI --tl ,nx\ *j. rt XhK-. *-Co!c’ ! LONDON’ 4\ It ip. Gov*. ’ ...Injured wliilo light n : a ptcadfhr.tly nsrcifcj. hl.( inuocqncu, 'ieves Governor 'Alfred E. Smith j written roeommrpdatmp reeomi of the Clubhouse which urhieii J. «b)l cMl of lionor guests. ; Eighty perron perron* 8av>» died of a iny- jtifnvH tot’ ay. A eoidA^jia.-H'Ase'.tn _________upon ___________ ,v .Smith. jiitli. The Judga1,se'uacd* / ’ ! :1T1 McMillan, nccprdlmj^to police hits may be prevailed to commute trior. '"’itjidut cokt. Mr Jlr. i TO. \. tolm w o by Raymond Ball .r.lcpicti* r.(i-riclts mnindv maindv vTiitb h.i caught ... t T'-*-!,-*n . I J ___yoV-otdayWpr'V< i . . n;.>J,:nsk* small fira here curlyif : v'.'ii. to-life imprisonment. h« wover,to reveal the so, ' toof o f a burning ba.ni rollap-vd radnyit-tod that hn lived with MrsW’^Jto l»g preipn'L m k Mrs. Uo.*.s Houghton |r.s ar- nut •senL 1with 0*at nmpng among (.nhalitantx inhabitants .of of White Whito ; !.fg*o ! fg**a mart narlv *t n|ii’, a had rt.irt carlv•tmiiv'. ns (Jyoy. m rmi,rlsignod to hi» fate, iof hi* wcomnicndstioa bub ha .T’ ... Applebygi;om 't'r.is t o . time, fo* ta the I'etT.nl-.l- co.iipanisL Kg^aia; near ilohruirsi- n Ccntfyl : t*een intended. The’ flight mny lie op .the men. Courtney's Lack d w|iot‘<i bo yndcr-if DOt-dcpivd any to* He really talks thine lost fateful i known to ad'-ecate tlBf abolwion^f dcr-^!. 11.. Address by Judg^ fiimrCh.’’ 1Na.vs. Djepatch from Warsaw re- ! delayed for r6vcrui days, it was broken by n falling tlmb*'i’. Be w« f j economy’s day*. Ho reads incessantly. His'capital punishment. at opcrutlun on un .In-1 *'Ilk Befreshments. on ly 8b yeaVs^old. -* . XAmafy,. IpoittU today .• l-btiiil. ‘ • * K SXq cm g& m sbw bm w SOLON REQUESTS PROTECTION OF S-4 CHRONICLES Bluejackets. To L Relieve Troops coLD-KiGin1 mm RM AM M IC& ’ #.N -AWAWS \ Crew Of Sdioonei ?;Ke!ales S.i0i,v..0 ii''^«:tiw;.*vmt® ed. Mary Citizens Honor Pioneers laturday Night With Annual Party Bl .4 J c . ' . i l* [ fR" AtJ Young Boy Pranks May Soon Lead To “Social Explosion” „(1 , , •i toiwu. rniniT ni'itva Sli c fiff Analyzes Stains Discovered In Doctors Garage Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray Await . ' Approaching Doom With Fortitude ■ w iia ■ ' . �^ . r"‘* * T * ~ f ' •. •. ,' f ' ' •w r j*% ; * i-i *<vu« ♦*\• M>s.* </•. I « •f •, M *• ■' r .V *. f the^ aneord h erald , Starting Out Right — - Or W rong • ‘l THE TASK A H E A D THE N E W COVENANT * w.ii.h«j at S * * i# t4 . >lui(k*lhk AVi rwrfa*. GAS 21 Cts. _______ TAMI’A TIM fas_____ [ • Saturday’ liijtht. in the cities was the big "night i Now1IhikVttio elections arc over|. :' Tampa’a government under tho * By. Henry llallcm Tweedy night or the yehr. t»n December ct 1 of each year hundreds rin t#r#d ■• • • M il a U u tu itx - -eXcepiins, of course, the one to •levy .order, from the. mayor down gather.-at th ese re n d e z v o u s to OMtlti IT , __ __ P _ U U___ , M tto# M t t t_ r i r r o f thbiisar.da o f ’ persons come next month which will be; ktough tho board of repfesentar u r i a , u i t r m i » i dance, to shout, 16 ;\vatcU senii-nUcL* girh wiggle and tw ist,,11’ l!!' 1 * llr Wulk*»9 Father* hv I n n e r .- .. « ( m t d B, l l » r , uiilesj somelniii^c uue.specwd anu ivos to the humblest city employ?, my f idc . • • to drink the merry hours n'voy until ns n drowsy sun i »rei \long the climbing pathway of unprecedented happens, n mere miijt**give their beBt to the city. It 'L L . A N D V , • I A J I begins to drive the mist away, they can safely say “ Well. ' ratifying of the one held yester­ ■a u« w a a » mm the year day— and We know who is to s upon ihcnv that the fate of repi ” *Me* MAULS I L ^ i a l liter Wo shtarted the New Year out right!" On lowland mist, threu^h^foroj; have charge of tho government of li .cntutivc goverrmonl here de­ These night clubs are proving to be the great levelcr .gloom on rndfunt height this city,* it in well to consider fends... • ^ a p gessa ffij* o f human’ socibty. If one is to see a bit of every station 1 will not* fear. ' Those of and for wh...: this Is the task ahead. This can be done At* M * * t h a _________________ •l.Ta in life, if he is to get a cross section of every rank and intelligently only by looking bgck mtended ta-tpaaL—thp*«peop)p-wh« S f e J S SHr " ' -------------‘mnrfirwhst’ haruccun-cd Itqre -»uu mun.uuu iutrm.mo-hi **ta class, he must go to a night club^^^t^juilLlal-rabUed, gray-ghosts For seven yenrs Tampa hus .n connection with our gowmin) •—tlw*t?aahtet7 ',: f f nfl5tn^lsi^c^6bld-im id“ iip-rmmr I f he Is t under a form of government tnl change possible because til N«wk-inriM nmitu « T rill alone, takes no active part in the festivities, hut jferhaps All Vanish in faith’s dawn. What Itcn which, to*say ths least of it hus hold reper.icntntivo government 1 must do .m ^ tr*tto72w M ^ I^ V iu y^ w ® drinks lemonade, he may expect u> pay fifteen dollars fori bieu tar Irum sutisinctoi y, Many most •dtokirnble^ and who have had _* u n itor .1 1 1 m T u e s d a y , J a n u a r y n; i DIGGERS DAIRY Pq* l’hone 3711 ‘ ^ Sweet Milk Swet((.J(> Butter Milk Milk for Dabin Greasing 75c TIRES & TUBES Better quality for less money. CECILJLJtINES-4 ■ ----------- - ca n n ow g iv e Linear comfort Amitolhg new device i boundng and toning ja M ihort- wheelbase can. AUo*j« to take rough roads at fomi etijoy smooth stabilsted i Vig. Seven-day guafinito..^ /rial. $28 for complete mi four. Slight installation i can. And Death? He is hut B R A K E SERVICE of us are copvinccd that this is no other purpove in view and no doorkeeper to Life*. • ends to serve—demand this. They tiue because, primarily, it is not torrlnll) effleUnt In I'lurldn uu.l H» out if iiv hj^s -never been Ivior1'- * and is a vkeen H Y D R A U L IC or hnntlllnir tint! unit U l •.-‘ill lYur! an American form and ennno. by will be surprised if they do not ge Without r*nnl. observer, what he will behold wiH--be worth it. He will it—surprised and suddened. any stretch be” nTnde into auch. AND ' H r r n l d to a n m k t r * f tto* see perhaps n button king, or safety-pin manufacturer, Lndor it^ optration heie ranKI will lie true— Audit B w m « * f C lr v n U t U n * . an On vacation enjoying the evening with his what-ever-sheM E C H A N IC A L true to myself that thought ol ffovoritism has been shown; one (t o t n n a t iM w l A * * * * U ll * n * r P*to_ W ATSON , of the closest political corpora­ lU h r r a , A d v e r t is e r * . and A d v e r t !* !* * may-happen-to-be. He will probably sec a ranch owner, or thine in flesh. A « * » t » w h ic h r t t t l r r u r a c k P u b A U T O R E P A IR IN G tions ever known has been budd­ a min*ng engineer .from the West and by appropriate IU h * r nt**t|u*r t* ■ u b w lt to m fo be made perfect; true to man, ed up, which has .recognized none Elton J. Moughton lto o ra «| k a n d it *f n k a t r l t t l * * mannerisms he will probably recognize them as such. to Thee, ( but those numbered among the •1*1* |* « r d e r t * • • r i f f a b a o lu te lr S a n f o r d ^$Lut£K' AUTOMOTIVE .ELECTRIC (j n il e la lm * a t elrcn ln tIa n aa «tr|l a# i Alongside of these who have made their way in thV Oh find! *Kcep me lest I prove anointed; taxes have been justl . Architect toanrat bnalnraa m atkoda. and inequitably assessed; salnricH false,* in one to all! world, he will see those who have patched a considerable First Nat’ l Bank Bldg. . \V. 1st St. al Ouk pj,9 have in several instances been B r a k e S e r v ic e Sanford, Florida. TUESDAY, _______________ i AN. t. 1128. 1 will be truol _____________ , portion of, the world's events from behind prison bars. boosted beyond wlmt a;>pcurs to 3i5 W. 1st St. Phone 213-J m u iiuiiALD** rnootiAu W*H 800 those Who may be qxpected-'nny minute to pull the great muss of the people us I wil} he bravn— * * •• ^ tatotm rJT * tr mm* * * * * * a; ^ e11 tricd automatic from the tails o f their evening Not only, on a battlefield whero the bounds of reason; reaponsi->r — I>M-*ar w. tar rantra ta J aek aia- C lo th e s a n d h o ld Up t h e e n t i r e CTOWd. bility has not been Marllul “ nuijfc*niaTces man's coui*1 street paving and the Lynn avetp f i| f)TTTl rr~iie»-a« tot, Jahna ladtan j But jusf*8^rt<Rw! 't'Yfcre will be blue'blood there from QUICK SERVICE ; V.r. ago g r e a t ____ _________ Ut* sevve.r and many like*--thin U i b ir i^ t o a *f maatkir •*r*r • l100108 ° f Greenwich, .Montclair, and New York But in the simple living o f my have come to he history; no atten N O T IC E dor. has, sicn.ingly, been paid t T R A N SF E R ’ daily life TO, a.1 krtdta. a V 10*' 'vU1 come with—their shick-looking college the needs, desires or. demnhds rrrim—baaaaa, katau toatala aaartauent, irlends down for the holidays. They’ will stay very much wnni—banaaa. tVc now have our old Phone No. 311 in our new oflJ ! will be bravo! katoaaa. ijulififf, CrntinR, Shipping. the people—‘iiotnbly iii the cape «X-.Al< c^, j to themselves, seldom engaging in rowdyism but neverthe-A > C oM mM MaBitr » l l r ichant. the hospital; vice has-been al -C u u ip lp llo n at at aitr kaaatifiaa. less rubbing elbows on the floor with gailv bedecked and 290 Palmetto— When you want Elder Springs Wale \ n d Storage.. , j r^conuitiatioa !**will be wise p la n p r o g r a m . lowed t i flaunt itself, with only u i a l matoora baapItaL :dizzy* blonds from lower Third Avenue. ! 1 aii? Life’s pupil, Earth’s my most patent playing to the \Yc are prepared to do any;’ | Call us. And We will qive prompt delivery. * i gvsimhtr.nd by'way of checking it; threo A. M. they are all supposed ---------- ,J to A- go — home, *---- 1 •schoolroom, Bubo .BIDLB VBH8B FOR TODAY 1 About three tax lhouey be pa’d in by. (lie peo­ .kind of transfer service a t ’ .ALL TOGETHER—Ye 'that and some o f them do, but most o f them figuring perhaps And sago shall bo my teachers, REASONABLE TO1CES. ‘ ple 'has been spent •extravagantly thrush’s jo a g • * l •tomUnthto house of tha Lord, in that they have noXyet received their money's wbrth, stav E ld e r S p r in g s W a t e r C o. ‘ .n hinny discs, if not recklessly; And glint of star my mood, .You •the •sit’iintlisrr- has grown . to be ^ U # uthe LorS* forThto'f IS d D-®n for tha,renl excitement o f night club life, the last two , W, W. THOMPSON, Manager cliff, rosv, brook, my brooks, bad. There ift no wonder tho peo-’ • Phone 198 fiOl E. 3rd. St gtod; toing praiiea unto his name; aoura* Then it is that the professional entertainers give *. -.»•hA. -TT l will be wise pie took it fi hand for remedying. for it is pleasant.—Psalm 136: 2, 8. ,wny to amateurs who urged on by the stuff they have ■There aril many of us who are , jpRAYEU—“Praia* to God, 1m- drunk and the things who have drunk with them, puLvm 'I will be strong not yet willing to believe-that '.lie mortal praiw; For th. lore that the real show o f the evening. Burdens are muscle makers; tests personnel of the govornmemm j efm a a o^r ya. j gQ^ tjie j^ew - y cu r e ^a r t s r ig ji t j iius been li e cause of .ill our Ills, wake powers, 1 as the pr.ipuncnts of commission U And weariness well won brings THE NEW YEAR government have tried to impress f; i « balm, Mnko » placo for tho Now year, upon us. These arc convinced jj Tis fretful coward weak mss ba\vs >WcVp|»omed him last night. tlie trouble; hns come bccaust; our strength and lulls. IQs friends are now, his foes are of the form, of our government — G^* Thomas Darlington, former health commissioner of 3 few, • ivliitii pen.:iltod its personnel to i will be strong! • i whi t lu. been done if, indeed, Tills hands are clean and white iNcw York, is the author o f a set o f rules for health and i do! nm * i ami its doing. So Groct him wi di words of welcome, nappine.m, which should lip of ;nt<r. ;i to The 11*raid’s v..i| be calm. *You know not what he- brings, --- --- ieaders. Facing a new year with a numlnr o f resolutions, , ,.c* Bh’d .. woiry never stirred »» il'.ousamis of us. who lielicvc •thor­ oughly tlint representative form And place the lyre at tho open ( we might add one more in an effort to improve ou/lkm l h leaf. % government is the only accoptatile k fire and hiring added happiness. With this in mind, J v v pass 11 ii:nwn mine deep then in a sou : V;vm of govornment for tiiis enun- i And Join the song he sings. i i irust, ■’ * the suggestions on to our readers for their consideration :rv or any of its parts joined wilhv I .... ’it >v.lieu yi> cure-freed soul shall •/tiers who may have been modL a d i e s ’ H ig h S h o e s L a d ie s ’ C o l o r e d S lip p e r s Keep, your mouth closed when breathing, also when Make a jrlaee for the New Year .1I in iii . 1 .,.o.ness. 0 . lies: <■I I v a ■l,.:‘lorent purpose too iangry. Thirty-nine pair o f ladies' high lac© shoes In aT n every home tonight; lU l>u calm! i /o re V •»*»••• nintivc government T ift) more pnir of Indies’ colored slippers in Walkover and other well-known makes, s«l Tho ledger clhse that the old year j Drink cool water with your mca Iainpr.. I on cell)puny •warn Iso between ihoir fmiall Hires, these are §10.00 values, tine ling for . liinft «»*•,;• i|* Tii,i‘ ii rave th.' Bathe daily a shower, if possible. v.. 11 h amt. pnir for the new ome write, •e:.l govclnn'eiit p’ o s-iiMe. Nolle of /T V ili- of myself, of moil. Eat slowly; this la.lds to eating sparingly. Make you l ku YTliUk with a. firm iendea»or s compoaeu . are hunt n;; lor a ‘ lac. Shit 1 interpret hurshly i p no no biota biota between meu a ceremonial pleasure*. between *T.1>; nor h i V thej any axes tu i Bind $ 2 . 9 5 an e x t r a Pa i r 9 5 * The opening neat, and the closing Exercise* daily and breathe deeply while so doing, h*j Aid loose aa'in thto sent of God .* t t sheet avoid over-exert ion and never eht when fatigued. Sp'ii!./ - f> r these, it can be • Bend low, O soul! Let all be white and clean, s; id th t they rely upon those Never read or transact any business while eating. J •.till he juil I m;iri d ve. ’ u'day 1" see to i; E v e n m g S lio n e rs . . . VT .. WorlNlO hours, sleep eight, and use the !*nh»i •• fi> Make pi is* for the N.w 'ie.r, recn-alion and : v: vvIiifli Ii i i' eoi.ie »sj>K eds Mv..,,. .. .. |, ! till lie kind. evening Another reduction in SW< rrd §12 1Go hide away tho tears. t* »*, ... i !.*•■ , il . a.J i >u»t a t.ni nn,I beast, to friend and ’ k and boy’n rubber soled Keds laced to . t.Vvd 1 cep .. n.ed The correct styles fur holiday season slippers. uiili . i:. poss.b e. Wii it tiitfy ileHa wants place with the hope­ foe alike— toe. S3 50 and SI.00 values reduced to only partie**. Now Only. longevity. tlla excM-ssivi* sola lies be lllil is ful face A |iiicvi of joy! O churl, to uiaku . runcil, no iiia Iter to whom they ! That can look Into the years, Neglect no portion of the body. Employ a physician aught and! nay be paid; that the lax load be | And hunt for the hidden Hun to examine you at regular intervals; and so Watch for the J’.itter unborn that leave .» izei Itir.lizeil; dint the’ city gets dnl- . , . beam * crawling trail o f wool , beginnings-of disease and build up resistance; and pay some 'nr .'oi/doMar in service or value | shadows i That sleeps near I will lx* kind! stde— ^ ,h*dow< attention to his opinion and direction. i’ll* all i expends; that there be j nnr, sure and sen able law enforce- j Orcot him tonight with features i Moderation in all things. . glad! i I wil! .neiil. They will not stand for any- I M e n ’s O x fo rd s M e n ’ s H ig h S h o e s * bright \ I While these rules in general may he observed by j Glad pf whole o f life. Bitter ihirg resembling what i common- I And bid him long abide. [some of us, the great majority of people have never given T pair of men’s oxfords, sizes from 9 t o ] I 12 pair of men’s high tpp shoes for winter, | i tie y l.uown us a wide-open down. I ; — Kate Slaughter McKinncv. Ithem any con sid era tion a lth ou gh many of tin* precepts an l \i.d fragrant thyme a^e good, in I miIIi blacks and tans, selling f o r ^ weather in sizes from » to 11. selling for Heprrsentalivi* government goes I • Serpent and dove ■founded on facts that- are known to everyone, They may im mi trial In Tampa immediately up- j iThe jia^ning of IU27 d’dn’t mnki j applied to all persons, children or adults, men or women. ! i>u nmilest. lA*t me drink Life’s ■>n its formal inauguration here ahyb- «!y s ro .cup, not si|) its foam! u trial before its enemies, who and are worthy of -• nous >tmiv i will he glad! i will do everything in their power to . The most important of all, it seems to us, is the last Speaking of the courts, what hn.s Wo will continue* the Big Salt* for 12 days more in order to further reduce our stock direu-dii it; and oil Trial with its become of this negro Pittman who one, “ moderation in all things.’’ This philosophy of life, |ft lends, who want it to ju m cil and of high grade shoes. *' I will he Love: V . u?td to work in a near-by barber practiced by the French, is almost as old as time itself. but LovoV ; who have furnished the votes .that nt loving merely, J.P akop? ) brought it Imd: to Tampa. The new very self Nothing to excess isg o o d advice to follow not only in ou r * • — -— o---------itself provides niany many saf That gives Its life to do vvhl!- j hirter tuner ttseir safepleasures but in ouf* work. All of our troubles may he t , J Five U. S. marines were killed _ ptlu’ r.s prnul I giavds of the people’s interests { Friday in a skirmish in Nicaragua, j traced to the so-called three "\ W \ too much work, too stakes the doing of n number Why don’t they Hend some of thnt much worry dr too much wine, meaning dissipation in any <)l doing n’ndA grows ('hristliko ’Heath the Vross of Man! '/r **«* thmgrf which have been done ndbergh good will down there. Ond lure impossible b\it, whin all is _____ oQ___ _ form. If we would live a longer life and gel a full enjoy----- — l will be Love! i said and done, it is up to yester• „• __ glad. .to nee __ that the_ ment from it, we should have some definite schedule to j Wo nro |lUy’s noi.'.irir.-.i to , so thoroughly follow. l will b# great: • iching record of the United I dtmok*'rate its desirability that it O— ------------------------------Nol in my littleness, nor in t lu 'will ' ■tea la improving, but wo are no hi* questioned in gener­ mouth ations, if ever. aa sorry tm L the courts can’t i Of men, but in my work and spirit. the fume. This mean - that thus- in o|i.u\,'e F L O R ID A’S RICHES Must • *•,■y — ■ — oPOLK C O U N T Y RECORD , l fret if Fame doffs not its rap? We wonder If theVoung husky Use Me, O God! flot by the fire w\ile nin wife , Stnte Marketing' Commissioner Ch icago that N . w Y o ik . It I wil' *h* great! ght In the wood just try- Rhodes hus recently issued an in­ prophesied that some d a y tin* big FROM FACTO RY to prove that he w\is the hend teresting article detailing Florida’s interests will he co n g re ga tin g tlieii I will. I—dust ’’tho family. riches in a way that commands e:*P' i ts at Florida purl * i.ither TO YOU -o— attention, eitirn the following than the eastern sealinard points.' Nay, I said, if! And yet there u FEDERAL, ; W© have received nin/iy cumpli- facts: ip* if Florida prosperity^ is al: o ai<|i*d . (onta on our Bank editilin, but we EXTRA SERVICE Florida has 35,111,010 acres of by the m nm ifactureN'^»4» products With God. All’s mine if I will tak • e) that the advert.iaer* who saw land uni) 2,435,200 acres of inland w ith a gro ss value o f §250,000.000. The ifs TIRES & TUBES j possibilities and glare their sup- lakes, rivers and bays. This inland whi'e tourists ann ually . ?pe1ul I With nie. I can do all,' be all, it prices you would pay foi tart really^ deserve the praise. OF ORLANDO ar.d water annually yields $100,. $200,000,000 ir. the s t a t e . ’ attain the Christ! inferior, unknown, 00(1,000 worth of forest product?, I will—with God! On the debit side Florida show* J|Now they want Llndber.h to try $181,109,520 of crops, fruits, live­ makeshift brands. ^non-stop flight across the Pacific stock and poultry products and use of $322270,942 wn-th of pork China next summer. The next minerals, game and hides, and products and production of less Then walk, O Father, daily by my F. I\ BINES side Ing we know'they’ll be arrang- $20,000,000 worth of fish and sea than u fourth of this amount, im­ porting the rest. Florida also pro­ •!1 East. First St. Along the climbing' pathway of tig? | g to shoot him to the moon In one food—a gross totol of slightly duces kss than a third of the beef year: l those tkyrockets. over $300,000,000 or an average of and mutten consumed and approxi­ --------o-------For so I slpill clasp hands with i eight dollars an acre for all the ; Borne o f our leading Democrats raw and cultivatrd land amXVuter mately the same proportion of it.Love and Power, dairy products used. We product ‘ ‘ v't want to hold tho convention in the state. And 'shall not- fear! 1»lightly over half of our poul| Miami 4>ocaiise they say it is 1 Mr. Rhodes also pointed out the try products Other importations hot there. When tho Ku Klux of food stuff approximate fifty value of Florida's location on the FOR RENT •tarts telling about Al routes of world trade. We have ^million. shows that in the lust few months ith It’s going to be hot no met- five deep water ports and several * Th© importance of Florida agri- farm products have •practically |r whore the convention is held. others that could be made deep culturally is shown by figures caught up. with the price levels df ■ o--------water ports nt slight expci.s;. We showing that in thu pust ten years ether commodities.” Fifty-eight Bing Bing convicts are nearer South America than any the state averaged shipping 89.Hl There is a movement on in Con­ Jb^C H A R B O R apparently determined to other stnto and nt the same time carloads o f fresh fruits and vegc- gress right now to apply the quota the New Year in the right North Florida ia nenrer tho .coal tables o year—or about a tenth I law, to farm labor coming into this One •! room, one 5 room pr, attempted U< escape, fields of the nation than. New c f the-carload shipments p f this ; country front i^exico for 'seasonal and one ti.room house. iihd that the* guards had also England, •and Pcnsacolu is nearer nature iir the United States. \vork, which retuhnv-lywee'Niftcr the |rned over a new leaf. I crops are harvested. Tins common . . * * •• These hpuscs sre modern labor from Mexico is invuluable to in every respect, and the Wo go t «U pepped up th« other fe ' ’ |W« largo farming areas in the United A “REAL” F A R M P R O B L E M when a fellow-v predicted that jV. ^ ly y whei ! States, and has not heretofore been rent is rcnsonable. KT. AUGUSTINE RECORD ljfe,.k e New Year o f 1935 1035 would »cc 'I excluded. . ’ ’. . mford with • population of Also have tw o , 2 .room Will this Mexican labor be con­ Th« Country Geutlnnan decidus Angeles Tinjcs says: ” l f these fig. $ indrod thousand, but another pMsidered ns u -“ reaP'farhi ’• problani apartments partly furn 1 ml»t threw on • wet blanket by thete is no “ average farmer.” The ures are true, they svyeop away nt or wili politics be playcd^sp us to IM. ished. lng It would take that many to P.hraae originated ns tha result of takee down to normal. t sttotistlce put out by tho Depart­ one movement some nine-tenth* deny the fafmer this main?tnv of ,‘ ‘6 j R I S w i ] « ment o f Agriculture after it cx>. o f the arguments for form relief agriculture in the.’ Southwest? • •, •• . * • You will have to- sec *. -- ------------------------------ ---• [As we get it; If Hoover Isn'; el!* amlncd 13,476 farmers out of measures,, , for such figures evi­ •V'-* . ' t. t s‘ •* . ,v • . these to appreciate them. ble for the presidency. »*/>t»h<*r more than six million in the UnU dently are worthless q« a bapls for ! •’*V' •■t M.'Jf1'!? fflt^ . . . . * . m»ny of the n«t prthe tour.- ted States. Also it points out that anything. They could be ut;d only . •r • ' $/ t many, the phrase ‘'average cxper-dUtuo .for the wildest guess work.'.' K.V 1 . : • • ■ **» big men, * 9<i • gTea ' ' S. W IT M E R , c ’ (arm faciliic* fapillles lor for clothing” cl» not,. of (crpi /«. . i . • ir chief cxatuljycs “ It appears then that there is n> I ^ « ^ g r a v i n g ': -1 *.• . ___ ___ -suited they »ult«d frowr from Uio\DjeSn tho' Department of reliable statistical information, to. i (led for, _____ v . . . y .L r ; • Diamond Mounting Yaar Book for 1025 gardlng the condition of the A mar-'I I*. O. Box 339 Sandford, Fla. zveri*s *“ work in Europe Agriculturei Year ... . . •*. < .■ * *i Hoover V '. \i \ • . baaed on raBpr’.s frcr.t "—4nf*rrrpr, SAye the ggngfiU jwiai i -Nr ..wyo,*'. Watch - Repairing • » • 4 " • s. ';• 1• **•' — • phone 254 — M for’fim m cs. - *.*•*'*’ ...... ■ ; • . » « . ___ > . * Iclt u eon;eJoly only an Jcwelers-OptometrUt ..—. i? ____ -h i yVyjj, ■■ ■■■ i u i * - y i I Cortiw^ntliig or this, the IuM tmntinn. This general index 1 I lUK * U tto* i M l l n g • r e n t* * f tto* t h e p r i v i l e g e . • ■ H r * w o r ld . Tto* L Jt. I . I*. ® \ "N , |1 1 , STABILATOHi] For Better Health And Happiness o ly 1 2 L L O Y D ’S D a y s B IG M o re SH OE SALE $ 1.00 $2.95 $3.85 $2.45 $2.45 LLOYD SHOE S W O P E , Inc. 1* Wishes to con gratulate its many friends in Sanford and Seminole County, on opening today oh the -new) Sanford' Atlantic National Bank, and to wish the^bank a very and Q. trosperous career. • ' : : ’ • ’ ’# ’ • * « 'jwA* T - i-iv.' i ti'i/ -. * I. (A -- ifc'iBdiytoiAtV - i i'a ’ ♦ • \ :.•. ,. # *iV '’ '.*».. * ■ ’ * y^~\ *'•• .: • • ■. • •... • * $ . ’ * ' *•, .T S i ._ ’ TVJB long �V l' \, . * — • ; - . » r '' : rn u / ’ - ' 7 -------------•••^ ’ •< ■ ••*'. c ■ ,. ■ • - f ■'• . TIIE SANFORD- HERALD, Tl'ESU AY, JANUARY 3, lOM' filled the players to their pluses it the tables airniiged for pro­ gressive' bridge. Aftdi1 several progrrs.dons had been played. Miss',. Mattie, Mao' Brnnon wns found to lie holder of highest score, receiving iv.set of liridge tallies; Iriura Me Daniel scor«l the most points among the- men, ind was awarded' a cigarette case. John ivbv \vii8 given- ii_sii;ck. _pf cnrtls for having "held the 'iuef card in cutting. At a late hour the hostess nsdsted by her mother, Mrs. George Paxton and Miss. Dannie* Tollc wived refreshments of sandwiches, fruit cake, stuffed dates and cof-' fee. Favors of dainty rose ,'buds were placed on each plate. The guests were Miss Bmmic Folio,' ."\Iiss Sarah Whecless, Misi Dm thy Stokes*. Miss Jean Max­ well, Miss Mattie Mnc Brnnnnn, *\|is-.i Sara 1/n’dse Brannon, Miss I’aitve Lyles, lmurie Me Daniel. It, M. Beeves, T. C. Mundy, John Ivey,- . C. ,W; Heirs and .Peter Schnai.. •’ M rs. W alter Coleman Honors Mrs. Wlgfgihn A t Poinsettias Bridge Telephone 14a MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER* Sifciely Editor Residence Tel. 37. SAN FO R D Y A C H T CLUB EN TER TAIN S M EM BERS A T N E W Y E A R ’S BALL ffr rbr eT ylis' wvdfn.; fn'-‘ over apricot rh iffon TinrJ ?ntin. lovitliln v.iia Apiong those attending were Mr. 118 the Now Year’# bnII ' nml Mrs .J. . G. . . Ball. , Major anil Mrs. I\ M. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Neison Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Hohert .1. Holly Mr. and Mrs* Ernest Houebolder, Mr. and Mrs. W. C\ Hill, and Mrs. Edward Higgins, St'-. anil Mrs. J. II. lUntormistcr, M *. £Jipd Mrs. W. A. Lcfflor, Mr. and \ picturesque s=etlinjr t o Ar- Mrs. Edward Markeli, Mr. iir.d Mrs. Percy Morn, Flank Marl wood m »ged with numerous baskets fill- Mr and Mrs. L. I’.* Me duller, Mr. « l 'Vitli M'luisfi.. rw es. mu,|. «lrn- and Mrs. Itohott. A. Newman, W. g om nnd white jessamine, nrcentn- E. Sfoggan, Warner Seo’ggnn, Mr. atinir the color scheme o f pin!;.. white anil green. Dancing was en- and Mrs. W: .1. Thigpen, Mr and Mrs. W. E White*. Mrs Hal Wight, joyed until a Into ‘ ; iir, And Mrs. A. W. Epps, Mr. ami freshments of sandwiches, e<>ffe. j j, Woodruff Dr. nnd Mr«. and punch were servid. ’ • ilen’ cnsw’ell. Mr and '.Mrs. K. U. Mrs. Newman was beautifully Me Craekcn, Linton • Mlili. 'G. W gowned in a rose petal pink frock, c,.i,i,IH8CI. v|hs Olivo N’ p u ' i i i mi i the skirt being fnshibni r of ombre mulino shading from deep rose.' ondny evening at1 tho « P Yacht Club for the members and JSDAY • thejy,guv<\ts., H. A,,Nowimin,chairr j» c i o f the l-'ii'.-t • man of the entertainment commit* II ttol(l meeting at 7:30 tec . was insisted in entrrtnfntn x Mr«. B: C. Momiff Wu lI'F-KV^M* l*y Mrs. William,C. Hill, enue. Mrs: Kviic.it lloiniholilcr and lira.’ octing of bt. A kwm W; j T|,iK,ii n. Parish an.^i •' *•* Itrh School Parent nation will li«.l.ln*gt *’ •15 o'clock .i t i.l o f IIolv Cfo.vi -u will meet ’ jjurdi i*• Exquisite in every detail,wns the Poinsettia bridge pnrty,’ given Saturday afternoon tiy Mrs. AVnlter S. Coleman at her home in : Dream wold honoring Mrs. Ernest Wiggins pf Washington, D. C..-thc guestrnf M fiLM /S. Srfc flm f T IvKT lined pbinsettins were lavishly used in decorating; the rooms*of this lovely home where the tables had |)t>0l, arranged for play. The dining table was overlaid with n hiind:-i,nie cover, while a red bowl filled with poinsettlns formed On* contcrpiece. At either side were poinsettlns cnndleholders •which held tall red lighted cathedral cahdies which cast a soft glow. The tallies and other bridge nccossorics were also done in poinr.cttiii? and the colors of red and given were beautifully carried out in every detail. When the games bad been completed, scores were collected and prizes hwnrded. Mrs. ' David I.. Thrasher," who held top '!cor« » * brass dinner gong, while low Score prize, n red leather ease holding a set- of- three *« ~ colored serpentine ronfettl At ei­ ther end of (he brill room were Chrismas tree* bright with my­ riads of colored lights. In the lob­ by stood n large Christmas tree brilliantly lighted and decorated. The Shrincrs camel btdeckcd wjth red, green nnd yellow ribbons occiN |>icdj» prominent place:. The grand March was lrtThy president Edwnrd L. Lane nnd Mm . Lane after, which dancers o f all kind* including the-nopuinr -Paal' Jones' nnd fnvor drfnces we^c en­ joyed until n late hour. Fnvorri o f gay colored crepe paper caps, noise makers, horns and serpentine were givdn. Punch wns servetl throughout the evening. About ISO were In attendance. f a Leffion ___ : n „ ___ ly• decorated thnn o f Saturday vening, wltrn the Auxiliary of . the evening, • . . — Campbell-Ixissing Pont American Region gave a New Year’s eve ball.. Quantities of exquisite roses, nar­ cissus, snap dragons, poinsettlns nnd sweet pehs together with ferns were ;u*ed with' pleaanig .effect in tnll wicker baskets which glternat* cd with potted plants and palms in encircling tU*-ro«nx.r-..+— ***rr*™*> ^ITie windows wrrg--gnrhindcd with ferns caught vitb clusters of cut flowers. Ovor head myriilds of vari-colored bolioons added n fes­ tive touch. Tiie decorating w«| done by E. B. Stowf, florist, who. donated.the flowefs and plants. A( Robert J. Holly'S A,'Mks.W^Theo‘lore Langley and Mrs,’. •J. G^Ball; A tirflllv m m pretty f.nthr. feature 8>I< dance was thl hnlBoon ^ jn e v . when each dancer ' was given a bright hued balloon. This nfrnir was one of the larg­ est ns well as most enjoyalbc social q^fairs of the seoson. », aaBHj Jone end'of the room a prettily npT^, pointed-puncb^nblc had been nr- Auxiliary " I s 1ranged and hebT throughout the H on st A YT easerved F bys MrsW( . L*.Goodhue, Ili!nch " iH . t .. N ew H a ll A t F o r r e s t L & llO ’ Dmuin^ \Vns enjoyed until ni ; the city as the guest of Iw. Mrs. C. \V. l.afnr. is*.or. Jnomi Scoggunr win* bus ding the holidays here ;u On I riday ivnning rt 10 o dqcli of Miss Oli\'e .Nowinun the Gaideli (’ luh will i n t in the V '-nftcnioon f o r Wash ! drawing rr.mn at .be Motel ForC.? where Blie will re- I D’»t l-ake-This meeting will he the htdies nt-Mnrtlfa Wash- election of u,fivers for the ensuing Mhidlcs "Miss New unary,, * ! in the by h v and i.pphintnig ol led her and will also committees for the year I'.iL’ s. Dues tha Washington Seining ire due nnd pnyalile ai this meet* ji*-'v*\ i ng. .Vll new meinbftrs v-»t*->l oil iiur- t Church Pancake and , • ‘ ? $ausagre; Supper I *. • „ Prfce ... 4 35c — The First National Bank "The Bank of. Service* Human n / y it. \. is produced, ed, :not bx great '- • ♦F ' ’ • pieces o f grea great fdHunc that the colors of re,| and green, ennOn tho walls were pennants al­ P a r l j ’ H c m O r U l g T IM lS S slating of a salad course with ternating with Christmas wreaths. n 'T i n r q 1‘w > l:c n n v illo cofr‘‘*’ l,y a novel ice \/ i n i i %j ti v I i m f 11 > m u counit\ tho-croam boinpr RPrvocl in Overhead wires were hung from ---------- , a J smnll flower t»ots which held min­ which lumg rainbow colored bal­ Christmas trees hearing loons and which Inter held multi . A pretty compliment to her iature .V 1. red tapers. Assisting .! llllU?l. guest Miss Si-an O’Hara 1 jn entertaining were , <|.u.|.M.nville, wa .b - bridge m , s. Hal Wight, W Mi>. Harry It. Mrs. D. !..• Thrasher. ' arty-MVcn Salurdny afu-n.ooi. by j Lexy.s and 3 at h .r Enjoying the cordial hospitality Miss \ irgicia M- Daniel |hom.-. *1 he- Pirn " j n .Sanford Av^ r*- t olemnn were Mrs. Ernest Wiggins, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, j yhue. seldom happen but through , advantages thnt occur little ndvar ovci-y day. Hatib • 'ho 1 «. You AUT Mi . nth M ntiirnerl O \ ifin . W|f Gn. at: dn; i>pi p yvit ... s s. Bailin'. 1 J ’ Sr., THE BIGGEST »tf»7 *1 » »r**M “ r m t; F I E L D S tit* / 1 w * F U R S • Fur And ‘ • ‘ _ One FUR CO. Trimmed Lot of Coats— And 105 N. Park Ave - Sanford. Fla. - Next to Valdez SPECIAL . x ZV2 Cord :.... ....... LJu $' 4.95 (, x 3%Ovex*size A........ ..:.• 5.95 6.50 x ;3V2 Straight size ..... .. 8.75 x 4 Cord M ......... . x 4 Cord .... 9.75 x 440 Balloon ....... >•6.25 ■x S25 Balloon 12.00 . Fur Neck Pieces In . Sanford’s, •• . %• History Is Y o u ’ll On f C om in g! Said At Stunned 0• ,, • #• ./ W hen ' Gasoline f Know - - W ednesday And Thursday •j . . . ' I *r- ianuarage V-r- Sanford, Fla. •;T. - •. ■ ■ • <*> ’ • ••- 'll --T V - " d \ •a T % W ednesday nt once— r.,000 JMons, Opossums, Skunks. Bring your [In or drop us a card nnd our representative will cull. Wd pay highest rash market prices. * ‘ ‘t t •<p AT 7 a i 1 n T WAIT Miss Margurite Garner r.eturne l 'bon e Sunday afternoon from Jn* k [id Mrs. P. J. Lambert and l s"nville where -he apent • the pnct of Havana, Fla., nnd week with her mint. . Mrs. J. K. »In Chelfor have been \isit- Crp.cch. nti ciifsts of their ns Jho cufsts [*. J. Lambert S \ S ' < - / ,"S 8 ffl Jn Hospital. The mam* friends r.f Alexander \’augbn will be pleased to learn that lie is able to be out again nfo f St. ter an illness. U • TV1'* .- >1 Laney’s Y.e lim lim it /.’ ha'. e • Imme a t B n . i . -spending llio ^ t-li- • Bank Account?) Miss Nan Paxton Has Lovely Bridge Party * ' •»!!«• , -I ‘ Og the raoiito o f Ib tobcr an- -s- Jiomer Nicholson. Minn uierson of Titusville ami nulcrson o f Fort 1iorco e week-end here with M r . nulcrson, coming hi re to ir brother C.\ A. Ik-' ulevis ill at the Fe **nnbl p M Thursday January 5th at Tho Ptfrinh House 1) 5:30 to 7:30 Mrs. J. E. Itrouse, Mrs. Braxton 1, -in,| K„,|,| re the.colors. ( * ivikins. Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, 1 ’iic/itls o f Mrs. L. L. i j.c^iod lu* p.ifsoyl. my |featir, ,1 in 'lip ,1 ,'.nations and Mrs. Charles E, Henry, Mrs. Rob­ j r will regreFlo learn that ert A. Newnuin, Mrs. Alice Wood­ Jl at lieV'fioim* qn 't>nk ! Fed. iihd Mis. Delphy T. E. fa s - |Jl,,er detaiis. Quanities of cairn cock, Airs. John W. Sliced, Mrs. tte| of Washington, D. C., are'dull;, and ferns an.ingod in pot James G. Sharon, Mrs. Law to v Inri’ending their second wintei na-. \ter.v iiov.is lent their beauty in i!.-c TODAY . glis, Mrs. A. t'. Fort, Mrs. E. H. sun io SaHicfil at the Inline ol Mr. , orating tin r-" on" win : W here the Aslu-rnfl. Mrs Ralph Wight. Mrs gillie KiasiirT'fb') bus been and .Mir. II. Il.l.awaou on I a.-»,,i 1g.nn.v i..-n Marion Davies PI.I....I. ii.Mies in ,i itl Wijfht. Mrs. Harry It. Lewi-, jso guest iff Miss Olive ,\vtniue. in i V • r I-' . ping with tin tlecorations we|i' i Mrs. Charles Powell Jr.. Mrs. G fov'the p:^t week, lei l "TH E I-AIR CO-ED --------j tun'd i »r tiie games, and after the Irving .................................................. Imurks. Mrs. C. E. Meyers, [for -her,'lioilie at kart Glen H. Me Kay; T ,W*. I.awtoa, luili r-iiunl bad l-iin completed. Vlrs. V ia n k " m ilii r ’nnd Mrs. ‘' w ! ! StT.ry mlnpted from- George Ado's Play Mr. and Mrs. Tidl.-n Jacob.- . Mrs. t i e p r ,.'r l o r l o p ; < o i e , a b o x o f Theodor, Langh-v. ... .Stella Arrington, M .-. I hv iglu 1"''^," «*' « ;>v awaided Miss Margin A|ded EL H- Chappell is visit mg | Watt M il. Itip-syl! , l •boiup.'-on. I fie cut prize, dam"NEAR AND DEAR’’ hnmt:nTlrt»f . CT*ur “TT* *Mi ^hter, Mrs J. F. Pcmb«-rto« j —* .V^-Tae FT'.day f,‘„m l .,oTpa ' and II;It'ti Douglas.-. M ix Me Daniel •TIIE LOVE WALLOP” J M'|,i l'-.' IlieV . '.4ended til,' I'lol all ; ic-cnled- her guest will, a box of Kiiinalionnl A; ,»'ial:"H nnetiiux |at jo lia ry a s o i e i i n u t o o f i b e in PfOl.rs*. M. C. Kelli rfiT-r •|IlM *i. i*»n. One of the most enjoyable nf• t. W. K. Russell U l L Ilie - •( __ TOM ORROW P S II !• tin llo.'.t fsiis o f ibe holiday season y\'ii' tin* bull At tie brnilig by motor f.a Miami, .Mrs. 111,1 tlier, Mrs. K. A. bridge parly given Friday •even­ Gene Stratton Porter's [hoy will spend a few days. , f- ,, f .lv\.M,n * , t„ Ovieilo , |u v< ,1 refreshments <*f ing by Mis- Nan Paxton at * h|i*' "THE HARVESTER" ! hi May where they were liu- g uests • . i t ak - % 1*ii Vtirs leniie on Myrtle Avenue. Railiance [ j Comedy jtid'Mra.- It,<! L a in g a " l . i \ . l a m . I t - M a i shall. „„-eirai . i , of HUfl t |»C*1IN Wi IP lose-, poinsettia* aiui other flow ­ talker Jr., motored Sntm-•! \ "THE PLUMBER'S Wall ers o f t lit- M-nson were nit isticnM V placed - :> ea h !•kite. ' DAIJGIITKir FFor: ."ort Myers wncre they l y .,.... \\'alL r Twiulull of /la y Those inv ted In liu i't Mits o-eil to ilceoiate ibe rooms yvhieli Aesop’ s l ’aliles —— o wcek-tnd at Fort Myum ,,,..,',1 *P*'oi l; ’i- day oa;. 'iier, * m i- u tl.,-.i wei t* were open, <1 , ii suit,-. Ant loir sister, Mrs, Wplkgi' Sell III tkl--P.liis»:. l,i '•*end.'. ,-|iii. I,- I i f. .1 1is< M-irgiK'iite Gar Ctiique New Vein’s tallies ilir-L IShnde Walker has aeet pu ■nor, M•*- lb •1C-M 1>,)tl;'lil'*n. •iMis. I an as tcaclior llieiv . i- - Ii -• l ,e Me Kay l - l 'l o c d \eea Ml , I ! i - D nil). p.;--. [c that city lji-- ii**'- c. .<>1,1,- I inl.i' 11 oiii I la; ion.i L e a r a ,j, ,\| ■ .1. umtu Sic Peking, iu p I ..1 c. Misjr Ella wini. t he . I.-mini a hou e pan;- M. f .\!i •V* 1 Flic Friendly Drug Store1’ M., ;nri 1 Till mips, i Me Daniel and J, ',u\ •! •- e . i - . i ; - i i•len M» 11 *,yv •“I ill 1 Mi-s in,11 in-; J , \ red to miami fo,' liu \vi ■l<• M ' I ford Prescriptions Filled Promptly In •. Miss 1I’.uiline i Y . i v «: I . Me Kay ret Him* I t.oi' »*• 1 !.’ M. GriffiiV.M isi — ---’ ).,,i,,, I ml;,.' from Dr Lao I wliri,- WalJ.il'r, . K. Second St. And Accurately nri!- 1I.1 r. Mis-, Mil|Susaii O'llara, who Ins -i.- Is; bn-n ibe i:ii,*.*t «-1* All -r. Lr - Eiizilbi'l i Rosalie l'< pe. ■ In,i linn,I mnl M guest of jMi>s Virgini i n.i < . Woodward, licl at her hom,- <a '.u'V'i-i left Monday for her hop e . I'D; : •"! 'I ''- '• E- Me Lay -"U'l Bonville. Ait Fl- rin-i- Me Kay spent the v-i-el. elul at Lrcsliury as tile Jturns of Terra ll.iqli’. Ind., gm is of Mg. and Mrs. J. I'. -v ke n. jest of his sister Mrs. C. A *— )n. Mr. Burns was culled to M *.1 Carol Griffm. .who has by the illness of Mr. Ran- !»» cn the H*. i aet'v, lion t- guest ,u id also pf Mrs. (*. F. 'roc- M rs. lien ( ’ Iwell, ri luVncd I'1 lu'',' .I mine,-. I i*nIn\ lafte; huine al W - r— -• - *• x ** atiM night when i favor dances Were Never bns the spneiouri liiill room featured.- All Linds o f Hovel hyns, at the Hotel ForrosS Lake been toy pistols, non^ mnkers, squa*er3, more benutifully ns well as festive-j and caps were distributed by Mrs Fat the Parish House. UDNKSDA1 avr Circle o f the Fir t Christmas Ball Of _ch will meet at 3 :” 0 Mrs. II. B. Odum, OJO Shrine Club Proves Street. . ." Tremendous - Success >AY-V . meeting of th'a Seminole , 2 l). E. S. will—bej---- 5jrs_. Tho annual t’ hiistmas ball given JO o’clock nt the Mason!.- apple .,e . * ' .. .. . ,, „ ,, , cry ns gift from hot- hostess, Two by the Shrincrs Club on Thursdayof pink chiffon rosro and, gm*n My. and Mrs. P. I*. FeltiiAr and otU out.of town visitors. Mrs. evening at the Hotel Forrest I-nko PunmtTeachers 1l:’ rr‘l'" ' M.,,yt ,,^ ' ,.n,,n{r [o K»u*st of O -W a . Mr. nnd Mi I , Lnwtdy Inglis of Atbitmi, Ga.. the was a trenicnduos r.iiccess, and was [Side “meet ,1 Sr i 1 '‘ 7 ° 7 ' m w ’ Waller S C,, eiimn. Mrs. Kvn-t 'guest of Mrs. James Sbarop n n d i.ltIrn(le,, bv n |nrRc no number of Dn will meet mvct nt1 ' ry 'clvet govyn worn b> Mrs. W . Wigjuns of Washington, D. < .. M1. Mrs,- Alice Woodcock of Irekind, Y <>mi,ers„ f the club nnd’ tticir the South Side I’ rimaiv " xr ’ i ,i i 5irs. Braxton L. Perkins, Air--, the guest of Mrs. II. A. Newinnn*. . Xn unummUy l„V c setting lovely Mrs. Iloiisholdcr wore .*» g-o-- - Alice M ihhIcih w. nnd I nut •were presented mementoes of the for Ibis affair was nnanged \ylth gcoiis French robe of gold srguins 1Forbes. * ' occasion. potted plants, palms, small pines - - •- .... ...... - -------- — ------------- — ' '■ ■ ■ When the card tables ‘ bml been as well as baskets of cut flowers < cleared nnd spread with ttn+nty in which the Shrine colors of rtM, "Petersburg, has been bitlnjr *. IV IlS S M e D a i l i e l Gives vn'-nrs rcfieshme.lts i.irryim: mil yellow and green predominated. yersonals PAGE THflEE mmim % w . •••>* A|P • V " ' 'J ’V �• ■ ’ ■ ’ . • ■ V •+ f f. ; v■ . - A . • . • . • r * ' • i ** •* * ,.* - • • *' *; * • ’ • . THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1328 Kinas or news— fascinating, strange, pro­ phetic-, real and unreal. It comes flashing on the pages o f your paper from all parts o f the world, and you want to know what’s new . i Advertising is another form of news. It is governed by tHe same general principles and answers your every question as to “ W hats n ew )’ ’ Y o u can depend upon advertising news. It is truthful. If you want something for the home, you will find it advertised. If a dress, a suit of clothes, a hat, a pair of shoes, a diamond ring, a bridge lamp, an electric refrigerator or a house and lot— you ’ll find it advertised. / . # % ^ Advertising supplies the surest means of knowing “ what’ s new ’ ’ in merchandise. Learn to read the advertisements— trust them— pro­ fit by them. ' n Read the advertisements regularly ilh ' a U . �■ . m ... y h *5 <> ?2v t J ♦ THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESPAY, JANUARY 8, 1928 ; (Legal N o tic e s ) ____ Chicago To W itness in t u b c ir c u it court * ok SE M IN O L E CO UNTY. F L O R ID A . IN C H A N C E R Y . II. A. W A R D . Complutnutil. vs. U «r«« Ev d . R A T E S fcah In Ad will be recetra?* and collector cent 'or najrinent.' .r -.!0 c a line — 8c ft line ____ ____ 7c a line ta on requeau « ^* rates are for serttons. f average length line. ' . irge of Me for « itng Is restricted slflcaticm. _ la made The SanwlU bo responsible Incorrect insertion, fo r subsequent office shoyld be oediatdy VEHTl8ERPf raid reprosentative > familiar with rates I classification will •ompleto information, wish, they will assist rdlng your want ad t .more effective. ' End Found fee free ticket to tho Mlfcrner Mr. J. D. Hood may [mo by calling nt x£ h e ■■ I otbook in street or at teturn to S. W. Grant, and receive reward. to tiro Theatre Hood at The ktwcon Lako Mary nnd J, .lemon and white sotors to the name of Juck, 11 recelvo rewnrdrif do­ th •A. Brumlcy, phone linestonc buckle between ;min Hotel, nnd I’nul’a Irldr. Finder return to Herald. Reward. . rr-Stolcn:— One tmyrse. Hlare-fnced, two Had tic rope on neck seen. Finder plens.e fonco E. Douglass nt ruse. rare, tan purse, property C. Schultz. Reward if and no questions asked, chultz. County Judge’s irt House. Sanford, Flu. ioblle« 10-B Plants and Flowers 18— Warned To Rent FOR SALE—Pansy*' Plants; also W ANTED— Room, in •private few Carnations, Finks nnd Snap home, centrally located. Ad­ Dragons— ilOe-cper dozen. Phone dress Box J. Care H e ^ d ,' Ttrctv. — ........... . "fronts & garage near tiliT^lagno. Ha Ave. Call phone 771. Purchase pepper and other spring crop sepd, from Stokes Seed 18— Houses For Sule * Company. Arcade Bldg., and be assured of pure type strains. All New Pretty stucco home just outside city limits, gnriige, 100 seed (^Infected. ft. on new road, suitable store, 11— Miscellaneous filling station or garden and chickens two big lots, cither sub­ urban home or may l>e combined MARRY IF LONELY; Most suc- with a business. Will build nice ; ccssful “ Home Maker” ; hundreds store und station, $500 extra. As rich; strictly confidential; reliable; now $1500. No better value pos­ years experience; description free. sible. Fred E. Russell, 110 So. “ The Successful Club", Mrs. Nash, Park. Box 1040. Box 550, Oakland, California. FOR SAI.E: Small house *>t» Mag­ nolia Avenue north of Central FOR SALE—Gas heater. $0.00. Practically no Phone 052-W; Oil Pnrk Ave., Street. $3500.00. cash requited payments like rent. upstairs; • Address R. H. B.-Cnre The Herald. 221 M a g n olia A v e nue. San ford . Kla., A. D, 192* l o a n s w e r the -.I l l l l . o f at b:90 ,1*. M>: O t l w X L j . -JatAtary C o m p la in t Tiled In IIi Ih Court -exchange- 'dear property' .Manv Nations Cuming H th . 192s. f o r tho pu rp os e o f e l e c t ­ usnlUHt you and each of you in in West Palm Bench for a smnH small 20— Farms For Sale in g a Hoard o f nlno D ire c to r s und th is eau.se. sa id c a u s e belliu u suit The3trhtivc either' definitely Acl<> t t n i is s c l su ch o ilie r b u s in e s s Ufa to rvninvu c l o u d s and quiet titlu of farm with buildings. Prefer OVIEIDO CELERY I.AND tin* Comnlnlrtuni,' It. A. W A R D . In stock and- tools. Not far J ” ®* ^en acres or more, one mile from may c o m e b e f o r e TIt.. J. M IL L E R . mrtnn 1’ rcslilent; Sanford. E. W.’ Rraymnn,'.i38 1-2 city limits, •flowing wells. Coast W t X t k S X i r a S f t f . - t J r T Theodore JlhfO .0 Ai Announces • A. I t CONNELLY, D ecr ee of \Ii Ih C o u r t d e c ls r ln x . Americiht Peace Society To Clematis, West Pninj Bench, Fin. Line and Seaboard loading trucks Secretary. uillu dulm r and d ecreeliu ; tlie fee Extend Invitation To Cool-i s l m p lr title in aud to h*I i! lunds 10 one-half mile from property. Price 'l»r In tin* C o m p l a i n a n t ; c o n f ir m i n g , Snvo 25% , O. S. Vuuphn, optomc- $225 per acre, notiiing down. Pay­ idge For 100th Anniversary! | di-i-lnrinn, u d l u d g l n g unit dr crriillig Political Announcement . tr’st, L. II. Griffith, Opticinn. able 10 equal’ annual payment’ , tlie title o f the Conipli|JnVnt'b6. I**and Sanford Optical Co., 305 E. Gth St. interest G pet. n -K o o d ami ItulefeUNlblO till**/III. J*e 1\ CLEVELAND. Hoc. 31— (INS) diillli or Interest o f Nlmple; decree Eyes examined, Glnsses mnde, only Paul P. Barnett, 19 Wall Street, i *ro T i l l V O T E R S OK MKMINOI.H iiiK . — Building — President Coolidgo’ may be the, iili righ t. clnUmnl liy >o t o r ntiy- • ' COUN T Y fully equipped. Plant in Snnford. Orlando, FJorida. .Phone 8398 -yum,orauy party o r p a rtlu s clntnitiu 1 i»j incH>nl stH*nker lit o n e - -o f- t h e i I ImFCby aiiimuiTr,* m y f n n d l d Materials' AlGir-wntch and clock* repairing— n* to c laim under y o u o r any o f you • ‘ ; or 5313. ------------f o r i'e-i*loetIon to th e o f l l e e o f slier- lit itn*i its suftiii i iimi m in iwi iy*fm 11v j r i f n t c s t (catn erin g n o f in t o r n n t i o n ro. sonablc prices. Iff o f Heiulll'ifo C ou n ty s u b j e c t to In' und lu said lands to tiu w holly in j the a c tio n .(if tho v o te r s In th e null und void and o f ns e f f e c t v l m t - al statesmen ever assembled D e’iiucrntlc ’p r im a ry to hr tiuld n ext s o . e y i - r : ' p*-rpot unity suJuhilUK n u t America, when the American Pcncj j Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph 21— Acreage For Sale restrntuInK you nnd cacti or you. . . . . I w ill a p p r c c lu t o your repairing our specialty. Toys, FOR SALE:—BouutKul nrccago June. and your agent*, servants und At-1 Society celebrates tts 100 th ami. s u p p or t, rryiyu' e s p e c tfu lly yours. turncys from a s s e r t i n g a n y c laim y ,,e n j M liy uj. jj , according | bicycles, sporting goods, and fish­ C. >?. H A N L. between Orlando roads. 33 1-3 l\v uf C unvrym icr* . inup or 1 * , n .. . _ erman’s supplies. Geo. \V. Dcctch, acres, consisting of some high mi l oU ierw lse, nr I n te r f e r r ln g • I n . n nV *tn T l t c o d o r c E . B u r t o n , p r t - s i d e r . , "The Bicyclo Store." McLnnder some low land. Ideally situated w a y w ith i f p o s se ss io n uf tbe| of the Society. * Phone 797. gru nt-1 * O o m p la tn a n w tils assigns TO V O T E R S OK SE M IN O L E Arcade. for poultry farm. Frt ntage on old ees. a g en ts. nr Attorneys. and Tlie American Ponce Society. .C O U N T * * t Orlando roiid. Can lie'liought nt 1 h e re b y iiniioun<.e m y s e lf ns ft f r o m iiKserlliir Utl** to. said IiiiuIm 12— Wanted a bargain with very easy payments. ciiiulldute for. s h e r i f f of Memluoln <*r a n y purl o - )«m-oi-t t h e r e o f ; r<-C ou n ty s u b je c t to the uutlon b f ■itlli'iiiu y o u nil-1‘ iiucli o f you to sot Wanted:—An opportunity to pre­ This is nn opportunity for some lliu D e m o c r a t i c pripin ry to 00 f o r t h the nsturi- o f y o u r r esp ec tiv e one to get ,'u desirable poultry farm held In lliv e a r l y part o f Jp n e 1928. c l a i m s and fu rt h e r p r a y s Hint all sent Mrs. Reeves Sims with .1 ciu iuis o f you on-i eucli o f you may •. • V er y • respectiv ely . for ulmost nothing. For further free ticket to the Milano. E. E. Hit AD Y. lie d*'terin ln-d l » .« D ecr ee o f tins information see II. J. Holly, First C ou rt und t h e the In terest. If any, COUGH National Bank Building. Snnford, hold by y n j , ",1 e n:lt o f y o u may 12— R oom s W ith Board Ini d Iv e i l e d .-•■•t o ' y o u nnd each TO T H E VOTKRH OK SE M IN O L E Florida. Acute Indigestion Check it at the start with COUNTY. o f r o u oi)J t'i * *4 **d In th e C o m Diarrlioc t, Cholera w ish |» an n o u n c e that I am a plnfiiant an’ I *n t :mv und all cla im s PERTUSSIN, the tafe. dopeWanted hoarders, with or without 23—^Rcal Estate T o Exchange r a nI illda i ■- uny o f y o u may te f o r r e - e le c t io n to the a hit'll you iMorbus, Rlr»,)dv Flux. free cough remedy, and avoid rooms. Rntes $8.00 per week. The to said-i o f f i c e o f T u x C o l le c t o r o f Memlii- b a l e in*l • ’ -n and Colic, Burns, etc. Hlljiii No*v Pretty, Stucco home just oh* C o u n t ) , su b je ct to th e a c t i o n IIII'ds in < more serious trouble. Palms Hotel, 420 W. 1st St. Sweet Bugle a purely the v o te r s In llie' D e m o c r a t ic »T IS t : k *i : e . o r d e r e d tliut oiiVqldo city limits, garage. 190 i1‘frlmiit'y PERTUSSIN is pleasant to v«*<t>hlc compound *od is petto lie lu-ld in Ju n o.,, tlil> N. tj y. I t'dlHtied ' lu The ft. on Hyw road, suitable Store, Vi'i-l i n e w s p a p e r puli- fectl* ufc even f|r |be tmsllro child. A sute ifY our su pport will be a p p rec ia ted . S.iM. id 14— R oom s W ith o u t Hoard take, soothes the irritated throat llsbel : 1 1 J NO. D. JINKlNM '■ is11■ )*• C o u n ty . Florid a, filling stntion or garden and lief in the tiouHes tor wJvl.h It Is feeumisenJrd and h elp s you to breatho ' -'..r f o u r (I) cono n ..... . * FOR RENT—Two rooms, one with chickens, two big lots, either Sub­ secut I) .- M, , i-.I'O I.IT IC A I. .W N O l'N t'K M K N T easily, Being harmltss, it can DR. E , l . Y / E l B O l / R N ,S ' double bed and one with twin urban Home o|’ may be combined W I T M l . ' S my tinml a n d . o f f i c i a l I In-ri-liy kiiihoiiicc my ' c a n d id a c y be taken freely. with a business. Will build nice for the l. cg ln la tu re. s u b je c t to tlio m-nl *>f the i.'ireutr Court o f tlio beds. 411 I’ nrk Ave. ELIXIR S w e e t b u g l e T v oen ty -th lr d Judlr la l Circuit of store nnd station $500 extra; as w i l l o f tin- Voters o f Memlnnle ttm JT CLEARS THE THROAT I Mtate o f t'lorld a . In nnd for Cou n ty . In the* prim a ry to he held 15— Apartment For Rent • now $1500. No better value pos- 'qu_Juiic_Jb_Ja2H--------------------------A T V O IIH iS lI llfJ C I^ T ’ S :--------- S ejpln iitu-C uu iity. on . till*—Uut 2nd iln-f o f J a n u a ry . A. D. t9t*. riblor Freif K. -Ttilssmr 110 So. M M LOUD. FOR R e n t — Two furnished Park Box 1010. * V. K-DOKOLAS8._ — - LAN E Y’S I)lit:a-S T O R E apartnuAts, Inigo rooms, 919 Clerk Circuit c o u r t . K«-mlii M c is r h llldg. llld g, ^.Mantord. S a n f o r d t Fla. . . . . . . • „ ” ... Mclitch i1 fla Park Ave. 21— Lots For Sale ---------j x I A ^ J%__-* J sD G J U y * * RE Y N 0 O » ^ « B i i i x ) . The Herald will furnish Mrs. John FOR SALE: AT ACTUAL COST IN i i i r t t T OK I’O t ’ NTV JCIMiE. *'• Sqnford Fin. iE A L ) Purdon a ticket to the Milano. BEFORE THE BOOM. Well lo­ MEMIN’ O L E COUNTY. S T A T E OK L A K E M A R Y P H A R M A C Y E very Cough I ’ I. o k i o a . •JXL* \VA AT8DN, cated lot facing cast on Palmetto re E m :ili* of J o l I N L. M ILLEU . Lake Mary . Fla. R ollcltoi f o r C om p la in a n t. Avenue. 75 feet frontnge. In good In Diri-ust-l room furnished housekeeping neighborhood. Very desirable for T o nil cfeilK'trs. Iraatui-s.’ d ls tr lb u l*-t). ati.I all p.-rmins huvllig npoMmcnt. $14.00 monthly. 301 home, quite close to school. $1750.00 r lu .m s or tie ilia lids a g a in s t sulii Cor. T;t\ and Palmetto. Almost your own terms. Address • -till,Seminole Builders, Inc. P. O. Box 5<ni. and each o f y ou, n r e . h e r e . :l apartment, 1119 Myrtle 431, Snnford, Florida. I*> n o llfl.'d anil rt-qiilri-d tif prrsSpt a n y c la im s and dem an d s w hl^h you. Ave. Inquire Mrs. Julius Tnkach. or cltlu-r o f you. in.-iy have nunlnst Phono 597-R, 2<i— Miscellaneous For Snle ............. of JOHN 1. Mti.I.EIt. • . Security Lumber Co. ^..D oyfT let that get worse Safe foi in Nicely furnished modern house, DRUG STORE—Pretwo garages,'117 Iaiurel Ave., ns, Drugs, Soda. .Wo are and 2nd. St. * . . • • • ' _ __________________ «_________________ » u as your phone, Call 103 G BLOCKS— iTrlgatiorr FOR RENT—Small house in fourten hundred blpck on Oak Ave. nd gencra^ccmtTt work. Concrete Co. J. E. Tor- Reasonable rent. Garage on let. S.- O. Shinholscr. Phonto 18fl~ Pron. 3rd and Elm. .’ -A . Wanted Male -Experienced ing $10.00 a jller. Write SJ**, JV" •fiungalow, b rooms, Bleeping porch, garage.-$35.Q0 per month. G02 Em Ave. Appy Roberts Grocesy. direct acl-* day. Won- FOR RENT:—Small cottage on rear, of lot. WU1 rent for $16 00 Box 1400 M illionth. Located at W06 Mag­ ' * -e - « nolia Avetitte. Inquire at Herald office. £ BOM) AND MORTCOMPANY . 112 Second FOR RENT—3 room house >r!th garage. $8.00 a month. Apply 117 Poplar Aye. . 18—Wanted To Rent ] on Imphwed business Mrs. Henry Purdon may secure peopropnrty. Also will her -free ticket to the Milan* by M security. • . .* X. . V r :• ’ *. *. . / \ - *'* V IS H S . . ■»j • . . •* ^ 3 1 .* 1 LUM BER # l N hest C old s BEADDRESSED BY CHIEF EXECUTIVE "Follow Our Want Ads • T For a BettqrHome at Smaller C ost * . HE lowness of tAe selling cost when you buy or sell through Want Ads is bound to benefit both buyer and seller. For a few cents you can find a desirable purchaser for your home immediately by fully describing your property and inserting a .Want Ad in our papier once or twice. - By using one of our Want 'Ads tbe purchaser and seller,are benefited’ by immediate transaction) personal investigation, and the t « n low cost of our Want Ads. '* ■ ’y :>J The above sketch waa mode * from an actual ^photograph A Stccrinfj Kpuckle Broke on a Hill This five ton truck, loaded with three tons of merchandise, crashed over an embankment. Suppose your car had been In its nnthl Suppose it were your truck! c .. i • r"-j Littlo things cause serious los-' ses, to autoqioblle 'owners. Care­ fulness helps, but ‘ you need complete, insurance protection. Call on this agency for all forms of automobile Insurance. A . P 7 Connelly Sons Established 1908 224 Magnolia Phono 48 4J51 r- t ►-T YOU REMEMBER GOLIATH E I '• ceptbd invitation^ to ' have aignified *th«ir^'d4 come if affairs o f state d6 not pre­ vent. CHICAGO. Dec. 31— (I N S )y Adequate national defense for For every, 50p.gucsta who will ' ' . ' World Wide Meeting ’ “ This nnd the asoicty’s purpos­ the United States; policy of th e elebrote tho arrival of the New MARY HUNTER, o f ul.. Defend- fear in Chicago hotels, enrurots es arc the reason why President government o f the United States Announcements ants. I and roadhouses, there Will be one CAolidge is honorary chairmnn of on the question o f disarmament; / O R D E R OK P U B L IC A T I O N NOTICE OK ANNUAL MEETINO T H E S T A T E OK F L O R I D A TO: undercover agent watching for the society’s centennial celebration what can be done toward the uL OK 8TOOKIIOLDERH OK 8EU1N- M A R Y H U N T E R . llltA N T L 'Y 2 violations of the National Prohi­ HUNTER. H O U E R T LUTON nnd bition luw. committee and a possible spenkcr; tininte outlawing of war; military . OLE .SECURITIES CO. LUTON, Ills w ife. If llvln k Sanford. Florida. st-oat ^md-whyri»g w*ori4Vlea«iing'stftIe»-i4nMfttr.v»«-in -schools and ‘colleges, .’iiaRtmit.'— GtVFTN dLui .ifnu«jui .tb .ait jiattie«..«iatmtTut'ih f fn r t* u -itli f l m - i ’ h a r t f t r . . • _______ _______________ . \i » i> V T fia r-tn np uurni mmf am ir-w ltli t h e - C h a r t * r ^ . . .,. ■Interest under the-sold MARK today-from the-, office, e l —p ro h ib l--------------*------------*—1 ‘ thcir^in*-Bmi-.u\-whxi1 u- !— : -------- •'— -1* ™ -----------------— men -have dcrnanjrrntedf_way xnrjr.-— ami In a c c o rd u n cu w ith tho p r o v i ­ H U N T E R . UU A N TLY 2. H U N T E R . sion* o f luw, the annual ' m e e t i n g R O U K R T LUTO N an d -* -— * L U ­ tion administrator E. C\ Yellow Iy; torcst in the cer.tenir.al;” Burton worktrs effectively combat un-Am­ o f S tockholders of the S e m in o le TON, hi* Wife, d eu ea *c d > 6 r o t h e r ­ who say he has nil army 'of 409 erican. propagandists, arc some of S ecu rities C o m p a n y will bu held a t w ise, -oltlnjr ns said heirs, devisees, (In- o f f i c e o f tlie C om pan y. In th e grenu-es. lcyatccs or °V otln-rwlw. highly trained and efficient dry • r City o f S a n ford. Florida, o n tb e ulut (u the- hc-IVN. UcvlRCes. leaulcua. shutlis ready for assignment to The 100th meeting of the Society the subjects .which will be takvn 10th d a y o f Ja nu a ry , 192S, at th o Kranu-c* or uilu-rwlsu clalmlni; tlic various centers of hilarity. will be of world wide importance up nt the nuttings. liouiof 10:00 o ’ c lo c k A. M., f o r uny ' Interest under WILLIAM., Hu- pu rp os e of c o n s id e r in g aucit uuI.LlKlt. deceuNcd. x and . tv ; ‘ Have all the fun you want— ; clue to tlu* subject “ Tlie means *f m utters as m a y be b r o u g h t b e f o r e all person*. (Nave and except the . , ,l,m*, ,lrink ’’ was the nub, It. pence without Uouip la ln nnl h erein ) h a v in g o r ' but “ o n •1 l”e hU. I s a n e l y p r o m o t i n g ,--------D ated Ib is the l i t h day o f D e c ­ claiming to luive uny Interest In, stance of lellow leys message lo j.*, j , »• be disem ber. 192?. or to the following described land* |prospective Now Year’s merryJU Attest: In .Seminole County, Florida, lo-wlt: I prosperuvi a cw in n s " ^ “ ' cussed, It wus said. J. I. 8 T E W A R T . Tho Mouth llnlf of the Mouth t makers. There will be no tilting or . Rub well over, S e c r e ta r y . Half of the Northwest Quarter j the lid or winking nt violations! ThrCc hundred of Cl i l i n d s throat and chest tv. tv. c. SMITH. t.NWt-t) of Moutheust Quarter [ |lenders in business, bunking, r e -' rrcsioon t. (H K t-4 ). Mectlon 35, T o w n s h i p ■f + li^fion nnd education have bfiHdidy 21 Mouth llatiKc 30 Kust. an d y o u and ea c h o f y o u ure h e r e ­ r s r t i r\r\ n A n i r s m r 1furmed n preliminary organization by cited. n otified . ad m on ish ed, NO TICK M A T i t0 c0n,l,Ictc nrrungement? for en- OVIP Z IM lL llO h JAPS USID VtA P V ordered, c o m m a n d e d * and ruuuired I EACK d U U I tertuining the diplomats aiid other The a n n u a l m e e t in g o f the S t o c k ­ 10 a p p e a r ut the o f f i c e o f th o Clerk _ ‘l h old er s o f T h o Satifotd llu l l d l n g o f this Cou rt In the City o f Man- j public men from European un*l am ir L oan A s s o c ia t io n will be huld rni-4. S e m in ole C ou n ty , F lor id a , on i 1l»,* Latin American countries, Chinn at the o f f i c e o f sa id A s s o c ia t io n . .Monday the Oth day o f F e b r u a r y DODGE ili i-i hmii I. Iat» «■( Siimlnntv (tounty. ira and Graham truckj. For Rent— Unfurnished garage FOR SALE—Household furniture, I 'lo lld a . to tlio Him Jas. It. Khamii Koiinty liid go o f Sotnlnolr C ou n ty, apartment, 1902 French Ave. 13th. Street. Phono 3. reasonable, G18 Elm Ave. Phone nt tils o f fle e In I He f o u n t ) C ou rt h ou s e In Hi-inlnoli- f o u n t ) . Florida, & COWAN CO. Auto 2-thrce room, modern, furnished 321 -W. u itliin t w e lv e m on th s f r o m , tlie knd sheet metal works. ) apartments. $30.00 nnd $35.00 The Sunforil Herald wishes to dal*' III-1 i'llf Ih Avenue. Phono 71G-W. per month. Private hath, garnge give Mr. K. II. .McCracken .1 1 D ated No) tlllli. A D 1927 I .KI.A A M il.I,Kit 'space. Phone 240-W. A d m in ist ra tr ix o f Hi,; E sta te o f ticket to the Milane. • (FORD BU.I(?K CO. JOHN M IL L E R |2 Magnolia Ave. I ><.-■ eased. Attractively turnished npartmentc Phono 307. * corner Park and Tenth Sts Ford trucks’ for sate: 2 - dump \YM. II E A R DA LI.. Molli l l o r f o r t ’ o m p l.n n i'•*.'.. bodies with jumbo gears, only Frigidairc installed, wutcr and rPS-MARMONS garage furnished. Phone 18-J. lined a few weeks. $200.00 each. I rd Automobile Co. fla', body- same type with selfIf that Texan girl iiamiit is anylift Ave. Phone 137. Four room furnished apartment Mnrtcr. *200.00. C. 'R. Sibley, thing like us homely .as her pic­ with private hath. 317 Park Ave. I.ake Mary. tures ndiente, und lieing married, Cor. 4th St. Phone 74. less S erv ice too, i l l s not surprising that she For Sale—Must sell (this week, was convicted and sentenced to 14 - ------ --------------------For Rent—Furnished npnrtmen:; Underwood typewriter, type- years.— St. Petersburg Times. E in every shape .and witer desk & chair, Itotospc hi etc.* Sanford Cement . 1101 Elm Ave. Cor. 11th St. Company, Fifth and For Runt—3 room furnished cot­ fla'. lop oak doVk. All good condi­ Darwin took a million yours to p-Thaty* 112-W.. tage. modern imporvements at tion. Box 999. ' Cure Herald. make n man out of a monkey, but Wood, nil lcngtn». for sale. Lcjive a man cun niukt* a monkey out of IMl.'- Farms, Groves, 1314 K. 4th SL 10 N. Park Ave. Phone CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 612 orders at 1511 Mellonville Av'c. himself jn'harf |n second.— Lecsburg ConrtweVi ~ \xU F. B. Dyson.'-' •. Pnrk Ave. Apartments—2 and 4 —garage und water. Reasonable. IT. PRINT SHOP lervico on anything ir, FURNISHED apa?tm«nt for rent A phone call will get in the Herald building—a down* Phone 417-W. 9 Ilail- town 1 cution at remarkably low j rates. Ask for.Mr. Haines at The |UOKlNG—The Roof F.v. Herald cificc. I. ■ Metal shingles; 1C— IlnuscH F or Ilent )eum tin and galvinizcd , Janes H. Cowan. Oak For rent free, ohe ticket to the r h i r d i l l . . Milano. Mrs. K. B. McCracken YOUR OLD WALLS please call ut The Herald office. NEW WALL PAINT rlG NEW AND BET- 3 room cottage furnished near [FURTHER INFORMA. Forrest Lake Hotel nt 1314 K. PHONE 235-J OR 4th St. Modern improvements. In­ COLLER, SANFORD. quire next door. * *ii • i w • * » [APH—repairing, piano Mrs. Reeves Sirna^ may secure her free ticket to the Milane ut The f experts with i7 years Herald office. Sanford music store Ihoppc. Rohm 10 A 11 Meraada, Phone 832. Six rooms furnished house, M od­ ern, fifty dollars a month. (per. Signs of all kinds. 3rd Paint & Wall Paper Phone 738. » Hilarious New Year which firmly suppotted the United States during the W o r ! d i s the oldest ptJncc •orgnqizfltlnjj^ in tho word, Barton poinlud out; * f .J DON’T overlook the smaller advertisements in this paper. Look them over. Tlie message which an adver­ tisement conveys itf vastly more important than the mere size of the space it fids. Some of the biggest values are often dbGtfHfed in type no larger than ordinary news-print. __ j * THE safest mofcjhojchis to read all the advertisements large and smalklCxperience proves that it is time well spent. The more time you spend in preparation for shop­ ping, the less actual time you will have to be on your feet in the stores. ^ . . . i : A i\ :'.v Read the advertisements in this paper and you will know in advance just what to buy, where to buy it and how much you will have to pay. for it. You. will conserve your own energy and that of the salespeople whose job it is to wait upon you. Preshopping in the advertising col­ umns is simply common sense. IF you have been skipping the little advertisements in . this-paPer, decide now that you will give them a hear- • ing afterthis. It will be as much to your advantage as * it will be to the advantage of the merchant or m anu-. facturer whose name is signed to the advertisement. Referring again to size* there’s a little boy in the movies whose salary nmkes that o f many a man look like perty cash . * V**1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 03, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 03, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c56fac8258ca363893c0030c60e32ed8.pdf 8d63a2ac1eb11f4281695355ebe68097 PDF Text Text t-. L, , • > • • ’•:■ ■• •m w g l- .T O ‘ ■5541•'" v: v. *-vv<ftii?=•'•?? NWDIIHQRMr/lHl ' . *•• ll *y . tf'fipr ' •. ■ . • . ,1 . . IV iir iiiM ’'*•'■>r» W -/•' a r i a i M ■ SVYSBAPER Rtf.-* .'•(' ■ F lo r id a ’s H e a r t ___ itcflt V e g e ta b le R ic h e st G arden L a n d . V I'* L eased W ire In ter n a tio n a l N e w s S erv ice xix. Coolidge Desires • , S-4 Investigation c^i tiveYounp: AviStates People frying To Ruin l^causeOfFame Fair and not quite so cold tonight temperature! 28 to -28 de­ gree* In the' Interior of extreme north portion and about framing | In central portion. «•' ’M ---WASHINGTON, -Inn. 4— (C I8 )—President Cool idge* sent ■a ~rpOTlai Inesftapp-'btr-eongiEsr today proposing thnt n presi­ dential Commission of five cx­ I rvt» be appointed to investi­ gate the sinking of the subntnrina S-4 with its tragic loss of life. The President proposed that the investigation commis­ sion L-S composed of five—throe civilians nnti two naval officers, .ill experts on submarines. r Result Of PHILIPS TO [omobile Ride AS CITY a m AT int Tssued Last JANUARY ith For 111 Con- £ND OF .. • • • •• . • * “s a n fo rd , Flo r id a ; Wed n esd ay , Ja n u a ry 4, 1 928 M e m b e r A u d it B u r e a u o f c j r e g a u o n a ^ V N U M B E R 08 Hathaway Declares HICKM MANY DUTIES Fons Officially His CandidGLcy„ For Office (JF Governor | « $ !Y PLEA BEFORE COURT icaraguan policy OF CONGRESS TALAHASSEE. Fla., Jnn. 4.*- friends arid this, I nin rurc* mine, (IN S )—Fons A. Hathaway, chair will give in full measure. - The idacy of man of the State Rond D e p a rt-; candidacy oi Hathaway has been •d .for for the nast fc monins Y o u th fu l S la y e r O f C nllfor ment, today formally announced accepted past few nd mnn> L e g i s l a t o r s - r e t u r n F ro m Vn his cnndida’ey fan-the governorship hy other cniididatcjaet-nlni n la Girl Iln* M ndc L oopho' e. Some of ^ ( newspapers in llta c a tio n s In .F i g h ti n g F r a m e of Florida. boon pressing F or H im se lf T h r o u g h W h l The gutiernatoral candidate ; is the candidates h. O f M inp ind T o R e s u m e M o n th ^ io tn s in e cuucrnaio.ni ^ ^ ‘VnhJloM Ihim tb announce his stand. Until H e M ay E scap e ThcG allow: O f L a w M a k ln g A n d P ro b .in g , r Pet •Investigations Will Consume Timcj > & S 3 S f f i « d & ,5. Jllnthnwny was. born in Holmes 1County, ^ T Jin itheJ Spublic S was S educated ODERN u”d S S S ACCOUNTINGIS Killer Hangs Head A CQUIREDBYCITYSolons Criticize When Making Plea P ro ced e A t O nceP or T h e S c e n e O fA ffr a y Sending Forces i ment of principles a t a later date. and then U n ab le T o L ook Ju d p c In F a ce C ity C o m m issio n T o lIa v e B en eT h u s F a r S e n a te ' Hrfs N ot A c t- 1and thnt lie would‘ acUvrfy b fg in j *]»*«« ,° ( hJh u ^ k c rlftv of Florif it O f A d eq u a te, ..E ffic ie n t A nd H n s T o RoR rom ptcdH y c l U pon T h « 1 a .,y r n .l ,i ™ .» t o ^ C W U I « K- M O . S ch em e T h a t H a s B cen T rlcd I lis A tto r n e y W h a t T o Say B r o o k h a r t S t a t e s U .S . R e q u irin g I t s C o n s id e ra tio n j th> st;Jlc: |, v ,|pV . m . 0f Doctor of Laws, lie W ith S u c c e ss In M an yP laces * W ill “ I will be .vcartdiifnto for the o f - *taught, r u r e ^ ehpols for a time, ni i ir r n in iim»i ■ .. .. , , rn r>t * - thr Democrat•: vmn*.. -s.-*VwA xriT i xi'tf Some.people say W l l l I n .T K r d * J h . ’^ i T ^ y r r r r H 1 ' 0 1” f P ’verjvor-ln (Hr Democrat-; wiw^^-'-xbr B y W a g in g C o n flic t t Intcri»TO«M'v;<-M'* ^ r m T jc Primary in June. With tho « ? -School syetem «>f Duval County Hickman-in crnr.y as a iox. In .sib­ ndciiuate and efficient accounting . .. . — f system for use in the operation Correspondent_ ______ I kuwuh=— Um- hoa- oemo i ^ r 'WttT' nppntnud secretary to R e s ig n a tio n T e n d e re d M o n d a y . • WAKITli7rTTrrN7 *Taii. WASinNGTON, J a n . 4— * on* j |,!P from every auction of the Governor John' W. Mirtlin nt the ling ily nn insanity plea, thb*y°uth, of the city government of Sanford, A ccom panieclB y A p p lication IjrtjsH cmuc luu'k to work toilny |n state and Udievdiug the people of FY O R K , J u n . 4— “ M »ltloie the later took offige. }j0 wdio, hy hia own worlds, stands -j,n» been .completed and is now in ( I N S ) —G alvan ized in to ac­ Florida w ill give llu ir full npprov- wai Inter appointed ns r F o r T a x A s s e s s o r ’s P l a c e ; i ” i^iiiedrent frame o ' mi mi cenvi•irted of the kidnaping - nr.d full operation accoriling to n reritew ork ” v /a s th e in tio n b y t h e k illin g o f se v e n I = ^ llathaWaiy^Jis frightful munler of littlo Marion port recently lAibmittod to the S u c c e s s o r N o t D e te rm in e d i fJvo tnulUi,r; tlf legislating. i'" c - “1 of my r ^ r d of pntdjc aenjire •a s s e r t io n , to d a y (>f . .pal' .c d I feci co,indent of victory. In ri.con,vmended to. succeed Parker, has made for himself a City Commission hy tho.. firm of U. S. M arin es an d th irty -o d d gating ...... and ........ inten ivp1 Ilnll und Pcntlnnd. lu th E lder, a ttr a c tiv e l j JJ pjjjjips, city clerk since fighting that rtreteluM alieqd- to said. ‘ “Success ran only come, how -! the b te Dr. Wurphrce nB head of Inonholo, however small. Through The system-, changed slightly to o th e r s , t h e g o v e r n m e n t to-, the nntionul conventions. .which he mnv e»cnpc the gallows suit local conditions, is now in d a y w a s r u s h in g rein forcever, ihrimsh the acth-o Bupport oi lie University of Florida. w vintor, w h e n a sk ed to inauguration of the commission Enough fights ami _investiga­ and. gventuolly. go free, •• i t upon th e sudd en form of government seven years tions, actual and iiotoiitinl. are on *>y\m i ? * Although.he could not hold Ills ago, him tendered his resignation the caiamhir to keep. Conurc-is i g up o f an old ehuRgu declared to be a model which has 1,400 m a rin e s in N ica ra g u a head up w h en he answered “not met with much buccoss wherever Lllltilj, fSt* (.11 l?t; c o n d u c t on "Tier par) ti, take effort Jnn. fll.'it Vim nir- alone fives There are halt n.ilrsguilty by veason of insanity’' when it has been installed. Under tho w h o h a v e b een tr y in g to “g e t .nounced • today, Mr. 1 hilips fi.rd cn moves to investigate the Navy sh u ford J en k in s, th e N ica ra g u a n pleading- to - tlic kidnapping and .ystent n tnost comprehensive and S a n d in o ,” fi.rmal notice of his resignation alone, grovjrtg mU of the”' -S-4 accurate check of city a‘fairs will murder charges, thu self-styled it in C layton , G & £ * o v * reb el. * • ' . with the City Commission ’ ht .1 submarine /ULnslei4,, and reverses "FoX* allowed n higher spirit to-' bo~ available at ull times, it was Approximately 1200 additional 3 ars ag o . • m f ori'il by the Mnrtucs in then special meeting on Monday, it was , . ., day .as he itmdc the most of a three- stated. attemyt to pacify Nicaingua, jor charge is absolutely false, An n result of placing tho sys­ marines nre under orders to pro- ' which there is nllispositioii to held week’a re»|.l.o. pared over long distance •learned. ' tem into effret, detailed reports coed at once to Nincraguu, and fire the Nr.vy ndmiiistration, not tbu Ho oven whistled in his steel bo from Canton, Ohio. „f all phases of the city’s opera­ U. S. Dcstroybrs have been direct­ At the same lime the City Clerk Upan A r r iv a l O f A d d ition al She is apponring in vnuue- filed application for th position Marines, rosponslhle.* tions will be compiled periodically ed to sail for the Caribbean t o > en.'jc. "ilye, ^iye, PrettyBahy."' Ji>3 P la te s H a v e B e e n S p o k e n wns jdst mi innocent The legislative outipk, JH H n S u p p lies T h e E n tir e F orce for use of the Commissioners. augment the Navy's special service _ A;< Hickman's tiiin lips formed tlic F o r B y L ocal B u s ln e s C o n ­ bile rido,” she said. “Just ufe ity tax aBsesior, an office that I ie?r icnivcinblcd i ir the jTrnv.it Eventually the repors arc expect­ squndron nlrcady there. \ \ iil C o n cen tra te On Fill t j his' jailers recalled thnt c e r n s ; 4 2 5 ^ W iIl B e L i m i t; , I '.am in tlic public eve scheduled to be treated under run down the stretch into the P'lMeanwhile, a row of no. small ed to be mode ut tho end of each S tr o n g ly G uarded In H ills this was the song record found on P r o g r a m lla slie c n C o m iflc te d jy has determined to rum week so thnt administrative heads proportions has broken out in com ' ■ , a run down phonograph in the Hoi - may be kept in tho closest touch gross over the ^Administration's MANAGUA-. Jnn. . |- t I N S > - | Anus Apartment where a complete sellout is lhdicated Irinniion has jus, come out policy in tho littfe republic. Repub­ with city affairs. f o r N s Chamber . of Commerce United States Marines c ortjimii Hj,.|?Unn confessed he held ids litlisa Elder was served’'with a A Borough’s posting machine, lican insurgents strongly criticise New \k n rs ’ dinner which will be preparation today for an offci • Me rnpUvgmid put her to dentil, Jnt in Atlanta, Ga., on Dec. eipecinlly designed, has ben pro­ tho American occupation in the It, na her train .t. ppcil for a of ;i tax hoard. Under prcaeiit | f j10n>, t(,o, that nui.-t of the jn-est pivm Viidav night nt the lintel sive again:'. El Cliipote. Main vided nml the system is Bo design­ first plnee, whllo even administra­ iiirkmnn pTcsewfeil nT v nppenr] tHo office will be reparaten, |p) tj„i politics will be played h '- V’oi*rcB*Lnkc, according, to an auJlhgtes in the rt.iticn there, ed a* to cniible the accounting tion supporters nro critical of the warrant v/an • »urved on hom tlic Clerk’s department umi (V. , C1V now pud next Jun.> "hen nouncoi.u nt today liy Secretary E.-1;l;r plm e • Imvo reported that the* u < c today entirely rhaugeiL^fconi department to render dally rc- manner in which it has been car­ J. T rotter, who rtated th at 303 «*- | s .1| (jino the coventio* force ndjournment. .................. r,r>j concentrating •hut of tin* pallid creature who Ulder In Atlanta by Sheriri m e ' m a n placed in charge. ried ouL . irts if necessary. i i lord iy could not bud; Into the \rt,n11 today if Mr. Philip’ • . Thus far the Senate has not act- -mrvations have been rcceWert. ticlmnl of Itablin f-ounty. The reports, which arc to be While somo members of Con­ A Tlic enpr.ritv of the dining room ' ,!?c,'r ’ . .•<(•'* of n rilver-hnired judge ns h" si\l milted to tho Commissioners, la, a mountain country of gress liko Hep. Fred Britten (R> i ns been set at 425 and because J. ;( Wa.*: ir . rated thnt upon mClayton i» the ebunty neat. ri*o! to rny that h*> was crnxy nn 1 will consist of nineties of sched, of Illinois, wore declaring “get thc resrrvut' is hnvu 'niniost 1 j.jvn| ,,f H,iditionnl nupjdiea tli |id tho warrant was based on !'d n t know he was doing wrong ulini or tallies showing tiro opera. Sandino, dead or olive,” Republi­ coiilancc with an j p ass'd 'a’ tu r b id ' wbirh' S a disa'".tcached.that number, the timu bait 1 , ....... . .... .. lictm cnt reHirncrd l»y the ltnUtmiyoC oacluAlupwcVJWlut nnd cach. can insurgents in tho Senate* Are- whereby tiie < *ity iMn which 11 icy mi.y l»o made w ith] entire force m imirinoB nnd co:Wl’^u l;e, :]tolff M arion. J j ( U Mavoi ' prpve<l by l’rc:d»l«.‘nt Cooltdg*' “«»* Jaunty dram 1. Jury in 1•*- ’ appropriation in detail. The first opened a movement to have the Byircd j>f the (ippointnunt, . -vbir-h -Th"r--m*mini*trnlinn is !»•«- f.??W\ary Trrittrr *lt!ir'bt'Rgrr**t-"P j.*ti;t1iu!m-y'wni , ..m*ei;»t:atu.u^»»*-m ijj,'* k j** i.-<;iiuuuii> >».*• • p j -—^ i-r* 1 e d hi r ,o dw.tli nnd sold her %uth. lhfia_Jht Atitii- ' schedule is nn nnalytlcsl display teacher named i4oo,l>. nci K e i Hoaslioldor replied m t • • a;..1A, u, f-i;iu tu lynetnl in tue ’( hurulay no-n. No ivbiMriillon i - jjx, ■e, whe'h is ;i strongly forli mi.Elated body to a bonified fath- ..r the condition of the vnrious ap­ Marines withdraw from Nicaragua. A resolution which would .place negative. Nebmiy. ne * *r.,d. SonalP- The House likewise has are t ) be taken a fter Mini time, it .G-d inmuttaiti fort, about IS mile* . r for ?1, r>0'i ransmn. iumbntvl, lived in CitiyUm*• propriations ns Bet forth ift..Ahp. the Senate on rccejslwA-opposed to' plocp docp bn* ................... n« itated. b.r. aeticn liciug doclurbut — 1 1, 1 -d the Alien Proprely Hill, reIff Klehnrd exprcaaed dis- b.en nsnured■ of- tin-* - v — - rr rt *Da*l-4t-llirt tmeii ^ r h i s y«>*HU: Iniiigi't adopted nt tiro noglnhlng tho uso of American military fo b w N IfSfc d ncAtiffiary bucouut-it wua_ -fiao* 'fHHU-hf-rffrom -he-W — •• • - . fat hnyhii- - been forced to ctlicr npplicaij rimy. Jerome Walsh, who stood exItU ir rigliHuT of/nFrs. Put Charges that tlu* Sundlno rehcl.i l.v oi.i ride nnd coached hint even of trie fiscal yenr. Schedule two cos to protect American InventJ niil from tho Nica are le aving urn iroiii mu .>i*u. ht, p lirtr„omi Hickman might I.resents nn accounting for the byd- nicnts In foreign countries was pre|ho ,.et n quicemnts. which nro tho an- pared by Senator Nye (R) o, . ^ rag'.ian liberals again mint* to th [had 'i :*•(• forgotten wind to suy. ticipnted revenues for the cur­ it today. I b e newspaper I.i ‘‘N' t guilty” came tin* faltering rent year frijm the several depart­ North Dakota, for Introduction thro day. It criticises by inference lb • J i'reiiM (..lamented at length ua *.v t. Put when Deputy District At- ments. administration’s polijy-in Nlcara) he In- charges, pointing out that th • 'uimy Bru.vt<ui a 1. 'd how llirkThe third] srhuSlule is n sum­ '-O ' \ r it p'eaded to the kidnaping mary of thi* first two and dis- gua. Ithi Intccnationnl fame by almost time on ajveral «.»■ J-t „,„1 opposed by th. a '.inibdlAition. will leading bu-i.n ;.; i. id re., ut have" bedi reinforced be" • lit*)’.'. Th The insurgents declared thoCHh • win a tense pause. ng the Atlantic Uc. an in her i dy govern..unt tieuding t i n.rm relief bill, Xvhlch „|.:11 firms be repre lentcd. tin* fact that the Honduran mini-- I cki it look <1 up , into Walsh's dooes the cjoipplcto standing and dispatch of nddiitonni Mitrtnes JCT*' 1 “Tho- American Girl," learn- 1 durtiun into office ' ra*"* ,Eu ie i.» iv> nmuiimitjA of opinion, but the tiv.de organization will en, iir has sent a protest to the Nic- >ii..li 1 face and. leading Ins lips, relation of ill tho accounts listed Nicaragua would .provoke bltterr-' * nt she was to | f f i thrungli . Mayor ll»*usholder »m- ,|.|)( ncw tdlljon dollar naval pro- tl>rllllll n. jt;. ;;Ue Is of honor E l­ ni-'.gii.'iti govoi iieniclil. . *i at *d iit *n huir-Viiistu^* “by under tiie budget. hostile sentiment against the Uivt The fourth schedule is a bal­ ted States throughout Latln-A^erlin . they . ref.iirrcet**d *1“’ ' »b.red. 'gram, wliicb will arouse savage war,j \ \ \ |,aiiea Jacksonville hankT!ti> | idlest, the newspaper said. a. .'ll » f in"i.aitv .” nnd involved In.- duty r ; - ,e is n possibility thnt Ihe |i;h ,in e . the disposition of th. i r, and John 'tem ple Dr ives II, v m against the activities of ihv Tlu a f 4 owed a plea by WlHsh ance sheet of the assets nnd jin- icn. Admlnisbration leader* them-n cdi'or , f r' e J rlisnnvil'e Jcurnal. p,.!itic I iliief of rhimindegn, up t.to .n rest her. rieik’s office nr.d that .»f bead of Smilh-Vni ca-e lit Ih • •v'«»>*,u’r t: . •• in winch to prepare the hilities of the ordinary fund, nnd selves were frn)ful of this, but do- • -.1 evangelist, Jei \ u«. held a lhl. auditing department may bred d er Dam. Ehoals. S. t>. Khinh* 's -r, piesid. lit of I "inted by general Moiiccdn, lib n'aniuv. deleii-*i*, llicltinaii’ii at- is followed by number five, a clared tho administration should J .reeks’ revival in « lay tun and , . ndiined and filled by one man.! A l'ubbe lud ding bill gt.ud- the Cliandu r <• ■(-’(.mill tee, will lie end c.nditlr.te for president, and • >r*r*y wimti d ii ilHav of at least condensed table, showing cash re- “got Sandino dead or alive'* if i: <-cipt* and disbursements of that i far tho uvi'i’.iog. Tin* • bjeeled to this official’s isni- thirty five day. hi which to seek nnd" her husband btcanm. m # n was geariten 4, anted. H entufoic M it:g new federal luildings to n*nn*< ton- In* look every Marino in the Navy. ities.. The probb'm of fl" ’ 1 fidlnwing pr< gram sluts lu en nr- .u.ici of rniliiiK orders to unree-, witn: • e^ in Mi soiiri. Arkansas fund, ns well as the other munici- Other Republicans declared tbc ad­ ited with him. It W uUe-.f.ii *f l ien elt-t’k an«i r . S Philips Ini* pul funds. Schedule six is a con­ cun,i 1. Till* Walsh L Folulinn t.) fshe went automobile ridinn , n.son lias been head of tbe surged: t ,-ni.ri’TI Huiuhiran ports fiont •ind Illinois wil t bad known Hick­ ministration would bo forced to roprose,ufo nn inf. n-ive liovstigathe evangelist* it whs ini- > ••r- iwbieh it i-, easy to reach the zone man si pee luU'linml mill who would densed statement of expenses and main in Nicaragua “until tho re­ b 1he. B v 1. in' fetidy follcwing this e.ic.n*- adilia divi mu. t inn into the i alien * ot I ** " timer Gl iv« ■, rcc'.nr of tlu* *• u* tifv that lie i* now, was and nl- revenues. :i( present controlled by Fandinu. IV,i* lias been insane, railed tiower M.**l nnd I owe. ; Uinrs Kpi.a pal tritur.’h. Walsh The seventh schedule furnishes bels nro subdued” even though n fride that the elmrte of misThe marine roiniorcaineiits tarn hnftdcd npoir affidavit to bolster n complete nrcountlng of tho bond mistako bad been mode in sending Hint lobby. lic t agnlmit Iter was made. 2. Opcni ) •O.lgB b^ . ti 2 V % I are being brought up art* under jiis’ re,|uc*t. funds. A composite statement will thorn there.. '1 i,o foiVgouv-r con-titulo only . [th v a s crcst'iiilcn th.s a t o m - ---------- v r i« i [,- sciubly. The insurgents, however, had no Judge Hardy told Walsh that bo nccompnnied by those furnish­ ilie protection of marine aero­ rhon shc learned the no" "l I > m |c « |0 1 1 L I l l G r O l I l h S the cream of the legislative e i\< ;’*. Dim e;. m*st had leaked oat. - i t was i U l a b i l U l L l . l V , t U * U - w ,emlnr. Skimmiag it off, thr., planes, which have showered tlu under California laws Hickman ing more dctaili4d Information such delicate sentiment toward ‘ t > visitors by Mayor e*ult of an intiecviitxutoino- » -F>ln rtU . V f a r i l A l t to be found below nn enormous 1 . 4. Welcom __ rebels with machine.gun Imlhls must be brought to trial within relative to tho standinft of tho American prestige at arms. They held tho United States would low ."0 days. Three weeks should be a several funds. tmr.tiut of ntln . \v il. suc’.t as t ic K. 1*. II; ;u ii ^ i-. ride.” nlie sniil. “?!y hmbiml [ R D l v I l H *-,L ' 1 v. heiwnr they have uppeared. far more prestige by waging reU'unnide time, the court ebnc'.utine nj’prei j .ition liills, minor f,_ la in dacticn •f J. hit Temple all about il. ‘ chcn though Regarding the operation of tho The main marine force is now rliidcd. and net Hickman’s trial for budget system, the auditors have “war” handful of Nicaraguan | H b> K. J. Holly Sr. Lcighborw had ciiculalcd* ly»mr Itr.HLI'*. Jan. 4—I N S rv*'(’ bi!l-», and th; tnv ad things that Gr..\.*: *»• v (,’iialili. while SaitJino'a forces Jan. 25. i s about me nt the time ! hml I, i* :j-gil and fifty pm cngeif y ete eome up ifoin i y to day n\ t n(I.Addrc.u by air. f,iti\c*s. the following comment attached rebels than by withdrawing from tho country. the offlccn. would throw , .* ,rtcl t„ Miavu loot their |v'ci* r re: i. il would b. nn optimist in- j 7. Vocal c<*lu by Mrs. (". M. l.-il-o 'nt lCI Cliipote and' onlv out­ to their report: ; nt me after all tliosc yeats. , „y when i hu Ku»ds« Hin*r ,i, tul wlmjs-.eind prophecy ’ that I Powell J• Acroti.pniiijt, Mi “Our American Marines held tho . “By scientific construction of It. ' lying patrols nre in contac'. The resumption of tho mar nii al­ the budget with u view toward same relation 'to tho rebels lu. • ’ course 1 didn't E m '.v there ( gota sank, in Ua* Black J-en <i 1• ("enur.-;- woNlliI ■' eraiid lake doLVus. Idule net inn on half «J iliesc prerein­ „ economical nnd efficient man­ Nicaragua that the Hessians of pen a' wurranl out lor me. in - a hurricane. • S. lidroi uctior. of Iklward h • ia, k uwaits the nrivul o |ii not done anything v.r n*r. agement, nnd by authorizing tho revolutionary* days held toward tbo 1vj The l ragedv took place between blim s in the {•'* suonths before Lain* by I i link I*. Kor.rt .r. pre.d- forcemeats mid neriul pvet nr; tion3 35CAUBC I happened l" be in N.eoluivsl; and NuvosossIsb, ue- the presbk-ntlal •'•npnip^i Malts. nii'i of ti I-ir..t Nntimuil .Hnnk. • fee an attack. manager to spbnd certain rebels who nerved under Wnihitu.*• Leudeuliip tiunmtudly I* at l' 'v public eye the iia-idt lit v.a ! i-ordiiig t*» the Vienna Nelly F»*je is und not more than thoso 0lnedvcr3 hen* uri* incline I to p. Addle *■ by Mr. Lan'. ( (continued on page six) • ?cd tip by somabady who was r . xchieli reptijted iJ in dls-tt bb. willi tliu Inn. pendent Kepuli- 10. Mu'iiiV number by lioy Scout doubt where Sundino will <Eft ta certain sums, for cnch HepnrtIV • *palciies fismt Contatixp lluchlicun Inctirgeitl ! b;r the work.[upon ruining niv characterCoin Members of tbc CSunty Com­ ment. and by careful accounting Biuhbin-li®' ami U. D. Wolie, seen i acy give‘battle nt El ChipotCj sime in* mission meeting in regular session for tiie appropriations, the Com­ arcst. _ , ing balance of p *wor in be n of the V. M. A. hud previously ■ rwv'rn * to hold ■ 11. impromptu tuiks by vnru ns t of House*. Prosidi ••• Uwdidgt » (jtinlili hut-retreated onci' the at- (.ii Tuesday, authorized u request mission assures it*>lf thnt its th *'ifion not to ago I'e a candidate prvminent citizens. r fot 10 rvsprvntlyuH ut tho.Cham- plana arc being carried out. ,;,s iVin veil tu.M n„cinfj i„ tl,c ball room Vl|j lac); was opened.' ‘It may happen at tho end of, is ber qf Commerce New Year’s din­ Sr.tidino’s present position . even the M tuhn 1follow the dinner, it was announcsay 10 months, n certain appro­ Other Meuscls nriive-i at the of:,i— ner to bo glvVn Friday night at White Home dtsdpliilc. . ,• strong hut it is believed Uj* r.cm- after the Ogozu went du-.y.i The SuventicGi i*.ingress started efl. this -morning, tho Hotel Forrest Luke. Tho Ac­ priation will bo xhaustod. The many that he will prefer Guerilla mfRter then should bo^Aakcn up 1'in, were prevented from ! fuctin/ on its way to t'ie presidential earnwnrfuro, to a stand against proh- tion wus taken nftcr tho comntta- with the City, Commission. It is TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Jan. many rescues by tlic high wind paign today hut no one, not even stuners hnd agreed informally thitj. nbly superior forces. , 4— (IN S)—Col. Chutes Lindborgn for the City Commission to judgo and heavy rea. iexunder Vaughn, pioneer Semthe leaders, knows where it is .gotho dinner wus ono of the most whether the deficiency is due to Although the actual cuu»o of liifT to wind up * or what it is nowas given a socontNlay’e fetiac County citizen, • today unprogrcslsve events to bo staged un unsufficicnt appropriation, to by official and private Honduras |ced hi* candidacy for f e ­ the Ognza’a sinking wau still un- ir.g to accomplish. this year by tho local trade or­ incompetency, mismanagement, today all concerned endeavoring lon to tliu office at knovvg. It was helievd the vessel ganization. , carelessness or waste and to take sprang a leuk during the storm. 1 ty tax assessor subject to Ono hundred per cent security whatever uctiofe mnF bo advis­ to crowd as much honor os pos­ sible into the short time tho fly ­ K in g ill of tfi# voters in the Demo­ Fifty ttuxlents were among those for ull county deposits including able.” A second anpirant to represent te- prinnny to bo held next who perished. the sinking fynd, bond funds and • Numerous forms havo been de­ ing ambassador from the United Seminole County in tho r.tate Icf-isregular accounts, will -be asked of vised for use under tho now ays- Statos will remain here. luture was rovealed today with the Chief of the list of functions in nil county depositors in tho future, |r . Vaughn was Infra In ScmCharles McKinney, Aleck Bcnja(continued on page six) announcement of M. M. Lord of his honor was a Urgp reception cd nft«r considerable discussion. County and boasts the disr s i K n i i.r 7 » » u ; >■ ., m c h .^ .™.i ti » « » • | • given to Col. Londberah by tho }tion of being its oldest rest Tho clerk was instructed to pre­ Dr. F, D. King, pattor of tho were this pare a atHtement of ail monies minister of Foreign Affairs. Diphaving ntad^ his home here lomatie officials and pTomlnsnt tinuously for 70 years.i > . Funeral services for Mrs. Mitt- First Baptist Church, made tho tlidato subject to tho Democratic morning turned over to county owed to the county by the SontHondurans were present Tr. Vaughn wiis first clectod j.io 11. Decs, -28, who died Sun­ principle talk before the Snn/ord primary to bo held bore next June. authorities following their appre­ tr.olo County Bunk for the pur­ Mr. Lord is 51 years old, is a hension hy members of the Han­ |essor In. 1014 following tiie day afternoon at tho Hobson Sani­ Kiv/unines at their weekly lunch­ CMEkter on in the day th* young. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4— (NS) pose of filing a claim with tlio re­ fanlzation of the county in 191”. tarium, were held Monday after- eon todny at the Hotel Forrest native *°n hutt Bpcnt practically i ll ford police department. ■ 0 was to prepare for —Preparations were being made The quartet of negroos were nr- ceiver o f'th o institution. A sim­ today to send divers to the bottom flight over the presently turbulent., has served continuously in thut nuop. ut 3:30 o’clock at the fun­ Lake HU subject wits . "My ■New of his life in tills country. He Is 'tho soq of tho late'John M. Lord, eral home of. Miller und Erickrcitcd upon compluint of a local ilar atatement for money, owed parity for 14 years. Mr. Vaughn «on, vyith Rev. W. P. Iiuhrman,; Year’s Creed, ’ • . li\x*d In this. .section - for Following Dr. King’s nddross, who ............. ............... . 35 . negro who claimed that-they liokl by the Sqnford Bank und Trust of the Mississippi River at the foreste of Nicaragua to Manr ‘ .asking ^-election in scvtjra! Ho was expected to lake off each Kiwunian gave hia N o w . ^ours and was one of tbo countr) p him Up nt the point of u gun nml ovlous campaigns has . been op- p.aut</r of the First Methodlnt Com"P«ny? nnd Which" Is said to bd+N^poloon .Avenuo. fiurry landing hero at dawn tomorrow. Year’s resolution, Howard Long oldest pettlora. . Church, ^officiating. Burial ftilobligation of tho S em in o le | to attempt to lift tho aulonmbilo relieved him of his money ana an only once and that time was li.wfrft in the’ bike view C4cmetarv. winning tho prize witft his annoucv After his triumphoat arnt Mr. Lonl rbcolved his education valuables. County Bank, wns- also authorized, which plungdd off the landin’* here, Cql. Lindbergh was int horned u winner by n handsome *• i f ___ l-w a a I nnnt Mill I'nalrtl • Roscoc Whjtc.•charged with via * I Commiasloncra driver Ilost control ye.atei- duced . td—IQgh government AVhcelcr nnd l/itKil when the .iriiitti. fajority. dismissed luting tho *uw, \vui empowered to puiThase day .morning. ' . (Jomptroilor’s re dais nnd Jeadera of tbo Ar .v h ll,,S l,v c ".‘f t „ „ t„ ,U .|,» „ L l Fuld truck, nut Possibility* that two city do* colony h t s formal dinner occasions hove . tretives were the occupants of the bight After th# dinner ha fapghn upon tho bond. Donald W right war purposes. ftenmtlc manner car was announced by tho Police r-corted to tho main club of ed on a churge of Improper pofk- county , Tho ‘ Yloard adjourned after da have been . ij where he, , witn»*ed . . .... a Ing of his automobile tnd I out cgveoin,; ft meet ThjirJdoy after- deportment, when it was reported d that Theodore Connors and Albert torchlight nrbeczsion in hts Fojbds wsd.', njs'n dismissed on t.oon at tlu*. County Honic for the Vice President A. C. Fort was nnm- ir.o!c Coantyi ' . Wbcb the Flying BANKS GL1 COLD of .apaediitg. 1 in oro uf « a m in b a the ground* Woibsit; two puHcuihop, had not ut tho field, choeriag Ilou ed to ardst the preridant In mnkIf elortcd, Mg Lord pledges hi* *haraps Floyd Jetikin:, chr.i’ . Tcd with imfir Mtpport to n reductioq qf lukc^ with n view to planting citnt* bterf been clnce Monday morning. v.llo had gathered to welcome Flva missing ’youths ore also in-* « :ononij' in govc nmif.U, tho iTl’*1-’1, -i*o|>cr parking, hud V'r/ ,', ''Vc?n' of antra lawr,' n cl^ngo In gthuz.! #3 b<md for violation oV tho .n to p rb meet again on next r u f * ^ . eluded in the list of possible vie- hcvely taxed the police •few in** thills uf the accident' . '__ dery there to keep them 1 and th* enactment, a / |«Wi . ) for special buiineis. sivuctivv one*. TWitli Preacher RESERVATIONS INTRI FOR OFF CHAMBER ;andino : ti Many Drawn When feu ughn Candidate ^SucceedHimself County Assessor Ten Reservations For Trade Dinner... Ordered By Hoard ;'ulj Lindbergh FetedBy Honduras P e o p le Who Give Respects ’;iia Lord Is Candidate F o r Legislature HighwayRobberyls From T his County Charged Against 4 Dr. Addresses Sanford N eg ro es Sanford Kiwanians Funeral Rites Held Monday For Mrs. Dees At Weekly Meeting sssaartfe.a* s*» i Divers Will Attempt To Retrieve Lost Car n �Page srtf THE SANTORO flRRAt,l). TUESDAY. JANUARY 3. 1»l8 £irc» In the, groves were said.to! bo i dcutrn^cd. . j . The official went her bureau rcport’.Tsnid this d istrict suffered the | coldest vvanther since . J'Jl7, -the therm om eter tum bling down to il l. Game To Ent Will Nat E •jT i’ • CHICAGO. Dec. $1,— (IN S )— VStuiAnce Aj” Capone, ns piciu.-i. que a character ns ever grac. i f t i t-d the pn;rfs of a dune th riker. v\*ht- to vfjuit .b h 5>7fii),000,000 n y ear boo: e, vice and gam bling .At-v* 15 h -’-.m? 'n politician. • ‘‘•Mi made Know his Intens ire*, .i i lug n recent inLaeview. pacification theory lm:i been large- l>runan, cn-.liieT T ^ ly cxjdoded by tho developments i M 1 Ia i o: th e p ast week. ■ ^ L . . m,",'1 Mr»-> I t is probable, too, thn*. oppo- . 1, U,i ,'e: nentn of the adm inistration in Conjrress will take cognisance of t h e , W *i. events of tho in n week. ^ n?h Lv$ 8 Forces Rushed To NEW BANK HAS City Shivers B ui Nicaraguan Affray GOOD BUSINESS Gets Ready i F of (continued from page one) FOR FIR ST DAT 2 n d Cold Ni?rh> TTIoasomcd forth with new' .a u to ­ m atic rifles and u__ Lviv nauntolitrcnailu*.. *—• A dm inistratien offiieals have p jd iirn e reported a' le ading of 23 j ♦ H’I 'T ’ -f * 1 r -* c l5‘ -sohs given to dis- and the downtown,.section of San­ carefully refrained from specula­ . .. , V . . prohibition qur.-tion. tin g in public ns to. tho tourcc The of thc3c supplies. They have little " ®• ' J ' • : key, presidi stlal ford was equally- ns cold. . Tn ! '• ’ . t -t H v•i v. r.r.ii Cojr.::-! Charles official reading ns taken by I). K. doubt, however, th a t they urc of . ’_____ '■ 1• • . . i’s latest >. Me Nr.'i local w eather ob*::vcr, Mexican- origin. None will sny so i t f |y.the •it*, too much C:i- was 2.' a t f i o’clock. public ily, however, because of the . . i. - . j r .. , R1 ui. ' . ./ .tvcv ... _ . , ‘ ’ ‘1 • , i 1 .c money nr.d, in fact Incidentally there was a drop of extraordinary efforts being mnila • . ■ ■ . ■■■'••■ ■; : lonoy. I think. fo cr-fo rc two 'degrees within the hour and to better M exican-American rela ­ tion.', as reflected in Am bassador '■ ■ ' 1 • . i i i, :omo a politician.’’ half following, the therm om eter Morrow's activities in Mexico City, / J . No Reflection ' .. . . , ti i-.,- in /“ !.'■•■ if h!.» statem ent reflected I registering 20 a t 7:."0 and was at and in Col. Lindbergh’s flight to V ' ’ j , •i ■ hdne . t and in tegrity of the same point when Mr. Mi-Xrib , Mexico. . o Wl *. .: . The ‘Niqcrngunn flare-up comes 1 Three- p -.-i *1 ■ BftVdof.Avon I'v «ffic]als,..Viicarfpco” -w as yol- took the reading a t 10:30 o’clock. ’ Miami' Dench* Open (, >!.’ Cii.i pi r • ■ ■ at n tim e peculiarly om linirnsningj to I . n svi h 111» 0 low. ... *i ,d> Plants anti shrubbery were do:.-, to the *Coulid;c A dm inistration.1 ; trip , Johhr.y I vi.. ll. the lioy.Wui> I: r a . l u v : ii a: the latest “ '•"** no^ a **# c*-y traye.l in. many Sanford yards n l- ! I- tonics oil the eve of the P an-j ft and the Rile db » ' »:• horn-.t. .to be sure, dor. of the .Quaker Kidge Golf Club ’i jm Hi n< n P d x . ami once again-the thca- -• whether they arc or not is un­ though i-omc home own err,, a n ti- L uArocna tau-C-ongress in H av an a,; Manuyoticck, N. Y. today startc I r e a l ci m ervatiyes are rr.i.ing • tl r «mcn">n.' rM ififn g j.w —g r ; ^qin'Srf 5 *'iWorn low ’ Icniperaturcsn Twmcrt President Coolidgc will a d - j ■ the second days play of the title biir-v»-iv—- in-^igoniz?H cbrftplatat x!n tm*- »Tn-r dress _nn Ja n .. Id, and it__is_w«Uj fight d to r a newxmirre'.'*The bK^ . ..- . tnrctlolis handling,of the t 'n f.-moas Chicago gang lender. | protected .th eir planta with cover-! known th a t Americnn jntorvehlio.i | who vvori six c ;e n titl-« last sum ­ riiiJiL—i.i •uhuIIfVb w«*i k*^.------ - ^ T,fcx * • n t. I t 5 not no uij~;. Today a t noon icicles from i in N icaragua has hecn tlu* enuse , m er in the North nntl K.\st liir; Tile- plav- which will be lr ‘*a'.i ii '.oi . c : e c tu v , but I’m well, to four inches long still cluiig 1 of widespread i t se.it ipent against | played tlu- Uny Shore cour e vvhec.- . n tlii? ir.ciler:) vein r.n. “ Maebrth," i i« -n by lots of people and I think the concluding thirty six holes of ■A M idsummer N ight’s P ria m ,” my reputation is rn worse than to the Palms lining the' parkway the United Stalva ’ throughout l i ’.tin-Am rricn. the seventy two htedaks play were The Taming or tin- S h m v ,” and , rcnie guys I can m.nie who now around the City Hail. The greatest- inconvenience to pldyed today, but is not thoroughlv ‘Jinmlct.’ which W as produced huvi city titli--*. Admini-itratinn officials hn-J Sanford people came from motors hoped to lie ab'.e to eite the bene- J , fam iliar with it. ?$ot half,as fami- cith modern trim n in y s here sev- f » Has V F« Mowing 1 liar ns is Gene Sara^Mr, who clainiK ia| y iiiri ago, will agvin le p it ,,'rhrn, too eon'i-'entially. I h aw th at were ' frozen stiff" and radia­ *icinl effoets of American inter-] ! 1 cy Shore u.s lii? fovorile course in m i.rd thn-o who r.r- backing the a pn-uy gi.oil iVlovving. They all tors that wens full of ice. Nuru; tne South. irojects.arc liopjpg'thai. the u)ir:i»c raal.i voter, for mu. I'm reforiiicil, cl-oiin p.-rsons, a ccustomed to rid^J. too cruel inmo? I n in H tb r bad* mnir-rmy dug toyiovvii, became members of Snrazcn was In third place,at tiitf 1 miT^i-v:i ^ill ■-oltirl of today's plityT ju st tw-7* heir i.p p ra ra lr a t 't h e perform- rrore. Thcri.-’n too ninny ruekors the pedestrian club fof this m orn­ _ iu tiiis world, I’ve learned, to lu n ing at least. The various garages strekey behind 1'arccll. whose 72- ir.ee. Pan With Hamlet Imi! man. A guv can *lw gaod. repi.ri <1 a record Inisim t s a.n-vver- 1 72-1-NrtTord out of the ft rat day? ' The lo cg i^ iric k '-te ra |iajl-j«-^*t ‘ bn.ic-st nrd ppriglit and s till,inaks mg i ills to a ta ri balky motor?. plry like a dime in a re d M-tittle. Between them was .loe Kirkwood of if fuh two HiCTr ug'. iii-ixT rr/r.g >h(. bucks. «j j,nVo nind, arrangem unts tc i.hicr.po, whose.unrnriny ability j»t >1 t ’>e la t -/■amed play a* 'Jo /m ORLANDO; Fla., Jan. tk— (JNS1 trick shots has brought gasps from •t in P.u -l ours and olypr up- ,inow 0Ver the r j-Uet and place it —With '-lie lowest official tem per­ if-batioav ^ gen lc~,s reverent ini. j,j ^j)0 bands of my nubordipatea. many qnlUiys, but seldom has T l'i nr. n t-l,<' 1u u f tk e venture >■ »-t)V j.m „ 0jn!, to llini oV(.r :i now ature recorded itcic yesterday sjnog placed Kirkwood within bowling -or Par: v .Ticr.-:on, tlve •well-known , raf foif t ilc v lV.- Ve.vr and quit the cold wave of- l l ' l C e n t r a l ■distnnrc of the qtoncy. Kirkwotd ririli-.li thuatr.ral producer, and the vho an l;.lt |,w p „ t ; ndl; Florida fruit grower:* iudn-- report­ i v\a? lit n tie w ith r.-razi-n a fter the 1 amvs jiru iv.it of an ambitious illU.rt..t frr tlirni/ ed that no damage vvnu dene. The ! tiis t eighteen holev, but with a I s- h»(liilr. p.-i paced for tho Court c'npono vves reticent us to vvhnt < I filial w eather lep o ri gave 24 as rvveet on the cut-going nir.o ! riie.-itre m t.ie early, part of to- .branch of jn lilies he contemplated the niir.mum tem perature n :d Hi i.upped-ahead of Geno and in’o tin* n ’v yrar. the niuximain to r t-h? p a -i 21 • 1 ht"rin»f ‘ ilk putrd posm sion pf second p lac.Sbc Many is not going to be Mil..T)mtVll all come out in tlm hours. f-OOTIIING AND L'ehind F errell, Kirkwood an,I in-.-civ itb these Shake?- WR. b » hl. said. " I’ve got guys pull< U:C.TING ItLUiK A niniority of growers tind ship­ • San.zen v- iie a clamoring dor n 1 ,;tu,iii r*-yiv:d'. | ’Jyn3-1t J,„l,ut irnr for me nln-aily. I ’m going to per:-. said IhuT the fru it trees wore I ->r iniimf'l nsrve. ;.nd deep -i.-*' or mor«: of dangerous --olfot t .Tlic-;, .-1 I..co lc im i r.ris H-uobl, n ,u mv v. ; ,| th at n is-formed . lUgl.ei.'-il (luring the recent cold (d ir-ur.n ■pani, tuke m otlifng, (piiet( iniclituid Willie Ktioa of tin ::lr:‘ m.„, can n-.-.ke tlu grad, mi.lbe n .-nap rial were conrequent'y able •tig ;:::d l . -t hrir.i.ig Ik liri t ' \V heathy Hill Golf Hi-b. K.wt | Mvthufnlch in h!il. y , \ \ x. ,r„t a to with land lower tem peratures. j will Ik- quirk ;u-.l < odi rt.-.td • to the : Willicton. with 147; George Christ. bjs k*-.icai. •» * - 1 u v needed. . Seat tiled damage has b <:i re- n'ire ni-i" i nl.-.r a-: 1 of Hoc host - r. N. V. I P '; Toll P air- • • • ; t , ! ,,Viu:‘, , r ; ; ,n'‘T i 'v n r‘7 • k'hw.nrit. in, sc i n I ; i-^. iciiei, porti d. I;--*- shippers i • * <■--«H • h-v- •> 1 imitil'.K ' . I.S.- lie ] in . c «in, \id 1 en of Mrmtgcnu ry, A>a 1!'.': Kml i.rii bad only f-.-w instance i -rted. i -iiul ll’l i i i M I > il. ri.—..ad n 1j,s in j nn t l-'ruY'h of -Yuuni stow n. Oh One shipper declared the wild Isas I k.id .-ill, . i :icit«. Fin- t>n- iiuomnia ' MU; and Tom Kerrigan, lit. Vc-sNT.W YORK, Jim. 3 - -(IN H l— done Florida fru it n o <’i .! than in i • •> ■',.!< : ivec -10c ron, N. Y. 150. Tli.. Fonlhain Iiiih'. i tnn'l le.vn wa-i hnriil by adding tn ti.:.r -.or. '.lis'r j riii?2.*i i torn 7! i ryv.here, U.w^-.l-u-.-t-l-r lending m tiT five 111 and carrying quality. t . Ke.-i.w'y Cvl.. ..’uriiain, C. the Hast t* iny na a result <>f i'.v HARTOW. FI:., Jen. (INS) 17 li> '!2 vh-tnry over tin* truiig !• veas Yordliam's liflii i on j ceil- — Heavy liwses of fruit i.roves -that were not “fired” ilnriim the part 2-1 hours wer/1' repoiV.l h i’,A n trs Af’D pa today All fruit not protetryd by n a v is J_XVal’-h Pcrsiiient ccuglu « k1 ot4{ Y O U 't .— Phone 476 • Our Little Keel Wagon Will Cal! (.OMSKI MR 1.1 NKW YORK, -k . ; Ia-o I,uiii l.i, the Ab ni light heavyweight win ; lift Tommy far;. here Friday rig h t, v be fit ns a fidle ' , ' . day. Following • i i ' tiparrlng with two kputv. i ; a heavyweight, t' • planned to v. r • u: t • O rangeburg. N. i . with t Waixl and Paul Cavrdiri-. ran, who is training in h o > Philadelphia, will arrive Thursday evening. - . w i’i i l l 'l l . I lr.,11'N , jf'qe- i vci •*. Hi,i'i« tt,rpc‘. < ) \r. (Hire A vp .! .. . '■>)•'ithii TclopllD ’V « ji, lilil.T iii- i r c r c(in>uflntM !v ) j Y , 1’j vvi'l l.'i* M tfjtrisinl ito\. j J (|turi\1v v (iu w ill g--t- v\ i II ( » vvilltu.M loss n f lin t? f in a l* Itutii'ncss. il l T iiro iu ri S e r v ic e !o NEW YEAR T hu Bund-H ill C’o. w ish e s (o e x te n d to a t /J all its patron s and fr ie n d s b est w ish e s fo r th e N e w N ew Year -fo r th o s e w h o se hom es are b u ilt o f B on d’I lill P roducts. ■ P h o n e .135 v.-, ; Yard ld OMPAN ti. . T O U N C JN N V T I A N D C H IC A G O "THp.SOtJTIILAJNnr. , • ’ * , * t 'flirouitli i t r e |w n t m « t SmCnr! »!nly ?| %?2 S P. M* vi* A.C. L ftir Oit<ln'»ui *.nd (Jiir«j;u. tku* KujUtilHHUttfi' %*vl(ipt f%J .fk vDf»v tliv | o L m iivill.'ia lio <ut ci>-.hvk Add u b k i n ^ n Cdi jHiii>t)klll^ I o CiuciuL-t*. . .. , T O CINf-jtVN.VI I A M ) T H E N O K W l ,1 'l.A M fN G O ” • . . * .)»• ' • Thr l l a n i n g o leave* Ja< h o m ilU A, M. d t l l f ^ U»ft»unh vUcpcfv tn J)ctfnir. Titl+di», (.U^tUfui f> Au i tpolii. Ip uitviilr *nd UtiitfURi, Dinirtjr i u , t o u ' u i tiiui iib -cn u S n f . i l'.ku«*nville to Our.iaf.4tN , C. K. Myera, President N . E . C o r n e r F i r s t & E liu S ts Bond Crude • HoU.v. A v e ,.u t ^ T U tli, : • 1 On Fiiu>* All-Si<><d L im ited Trains T " T H E y i i i v ii C z z s r_ 5 T H E YARD w i t h ’ a MILL exp en se G o o d ric h L u m b er Y e a r . It will b e a h ap p y trouble In l ul l sim p le w a y s y ou can m ak e a c e r ta in , d e tin u e sa v in g in v our lice c o s ts d u rin g t h is new ye*ir.. • _ One <»r th e se is to buy a lir e o f real q u a lity . T h e o tlw r is to get real se rv ic e. B oth o f th e s e are eq u ally fm p o iiiu tt. Y ou 'll realize thi s when y o u th in k w n a t y d u r tlr c s h a v e to go th rou gh — llw m illio n s o f sh o c k s th e y h a v e 't o absorb. T h e JIEST tire hacked up by real lir.e serv . ice and kept i n - t h e righ t co n d itio n , will , a lw a y s g v ie th e I f f i l'K ST cost per year D rop in and let u s ex p la in th is s e r v ic e to • vou. W e’ll sh o w yo u a w a y to lir e econom y br * in 1028. * . .. KAPLAN MUST 1IIJST Lli M)S STANFORD WINS ;•/-> HAHTFOItD. Gonn-. Jan. k • (IN S )—Lpitin (Kid) Kaplan, Mcri- | den,- Conn., lightweight, mav not i PASADENA. Cali*'.. Jan. a.— fig h t again this winter. A surgic­ (IN S )—The .Cardinal.-, <f Stanford al examination di»eloHe<( that the today moved up very clnso to tho form er fcittherweiglit chuntpion i? bead i.f the football clns;«, and suffering from floating cartilage there wax few to ray them nay of the knee. An operation or an a fte r their thrilling defeat of- the extended rest period w ill be-nee* P ittsburgh. Panthers lie u yester­ esaary to restore him to condition. day by a score of 7 to (k All of Prom otor Tex Rickard had plan­ tho scoring vvnH in the third q u ar­ ned to match Kaplun with the ter, when both team s mnde touch­ w inner of the Sid Tcrrls-Jimm y downs bill Iloolh, of Pittsburgh, failed to kick goal. M cLamin bout. GREATER IHjp R ervkc P h o n e 70.1 �> >} ffcj ^ ' •t rr * r % tV ♦,-y • • -S i • .• t 1, f * • c ." : •;* v --'v " - - Cr i • r i ' T m *. •*U-A; .* S ' ;i T H £ rf^ N F O R D . H E R A L D ; W E D N E S P A Y , J A N U A R Y 4, 1928 "ir i\T ; Herald; Road Sense ' A s Brisbane Sees It INEUMONIA Ellen J. Mooghton J__:______ Caff a physician. Than t rr«• "emergency** treatment S t a t is t ic s r e ce fitly p u b lish e d s h o w in g th a t th e r e w e r e Kanes And Now. ■ ^ 1 five h u n d red an d tw e lv e p e r s o n s k ille d in F lo rid a la s t y e a r ! A Big Secret. / F i r s t N at’l Bank Bldg. b y a u to m o b ile s o n ly s e r v e ‘t o e m p h a s iz e >the im p o r ta n c e o f .Cosmic S tuff. __Sanford, FIdrida. fx . ■« m o r e c a r e fu l d r iv in g on t h e p art ’o f m o to r ists , o r m o re 0~ r2U Fewer, But Ijiggrr. s tr in g e n t la w s on th e p a r t o f t h e s ta te , lit Art hat llTlalirtn* tu u i r , i | i i r l « l < III37 at S I mi J — * j A s th e T am p a T im e s sa^ S ^ ^ th is.^ d isu 'aity lis t .“ w ou ld 1 «s h o c k t h e entirjj n a tio n a n d b r m ^ t e le g r a m s o f s y m p a th y A crowded day in this bcnutiful •H a n d o ffp r s o f a s s is t a n c e fr o m t h e w o rld i f it r e p r e se n te d city'—the to-.-.tvmcnt of fOM* in r ara* o n e su d d en d is a s te r lik e , a h u r r ica n e, an e a r th q u a k e , or the m ern.rg: in the afternoon s __ •_ v . “ S 5 S a Y0 *0* 11^ e r u p tio n . T h e f iv e h u n d red a n d tw e lv e m en , football ba.tle between- east and -r-y west, Pitts burgle university uw o m e n and ch ild ren ^ are j u s t a s d e a d .” _ _______ .._ 1 . RiuiaV .Stnnford .anitsersitr*— Am sting new device eiiminstes Afore than 7'>,000 came to see — I n t h e d is c u s s io n o f-n a to m o b ile -a c c r d c n ty trc-find^Tm irh bounding and tossing in light, the rose w urm im ent; crowdc G r e a sin g 75c M t l f t l C ___ ,s a id a b o u t w h o h ad th e r ig _ h t' o f w a y , th e sp . eed ^^c e r t a i n . short-wheelbsse can. Allows you c a r ,w a s m a k in g , b lin d in g i.c a d lig h ts , slip p e r y s t r e e t s ,.a n d irom all over California came tc to take rough roads at forty and T I R E \& T U B E S the football game. ctijoy smooth stabilated motorm « iM J T u ii a th o u sa n d and o n e e x c u s e s , n o t r e a so n s, fo r m ish a p s. I f B e tte r q u ^ Iily f o r ^ *op. Seven-day guarantaed-free " 5 i w w ? a viJk**'mhd u i a 111:111 13 th o r o u g h ly a liv e to t h e 'f a c t t h a t he is D R IV IN G • le s s m oim y; .'rial. |2 B for c o m p le te set ot. E\*ERYTIi!VO.IS IN TH E Uni•* **•*»»»* «t«t« m w i u A C A R , h e d o e s n o t h a v e to w orry, ab ou t s u c h V th in gS i four. Slight installation charge. ‘ 1 S to*. Coming down through 1 2 -— ----------------------- — “ R oad s e n s e ” w ill tell h im w h a t to do. * * CnV.n p asi to IMsiuuienn warm _ W A TSO N . , ICO! IV. F irat SL n ur.ahinc iVitn .ro ses blooming i t N n V o m i i n m ! >■ In a lit t le p a m p h le t p u b lish ed b y th e N a tio n a l “S a f e t y tabilato r 1 , ,tr r « r : 'r t ," r.,r?^~r F i r s t ” A s s o c ia tio n o f E n gln m h in co n ju n c tio n w ith th e everywhere in the open air, yiUi '■“ pa»s dozens of autom obiles! „ AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. *•»>«» wkwh r n iir M »*iik- R o y a l A u to m o b ile Club. T h e A u to m o b ile A s s o c ia tio n , and going up the pnss, carrying ski? ! W. 1h( St. a t OaK Phone 23 th e C om m ercial M otors' U s e r s A s s o c ia tio n , w e fin d t h e s e rd tol.o-gan sleds. They W ere | ‘- o in 1 for Croat Bear lake and f $ te« i£ ? ..r ? r .£ U t a & £ r a th e r in te r e s tin g c o m m e n ts on “ R oad S c n ^ K : ho mountains, where snow lies — ■****«*• l “ T o th e a le r t d r iv er m an y o f t e n b a r e ly n o tic e a b le ob live feet deep. Only three hours ! j e c t s in s tin c tiv e ly s u g g e s t d a n g e r : a ball r o llin g a c r o ss th e i W EDNESDAY, JA N . 4. 1928 lotoring separate? the rose : road m a y bo ch a se d by a r h 'ld ns y e t u n s e e n : tjte p e d e s­ tournam ent from the deep snow. I - t i n i i i a i i . D ’i r u o c n c a ‘ 4f la d i r I I I M U lr *4- tria n , w h o se fe e t can ju s t b? se en u n d er t h e ca rt by th e H a ilin g , C r a tin g , S h ip p in g , *■ iU kinid«L THE LONDON GAZETTE tmhfe~l»r*tH»ir K M* M t w <• J t r k m . r o a d sid e, m a y su d d en ly e m e r g e from b eh in d i t : a sh a d o w and S to r a g e . . ... o n th e road, a d u s t cloud, or th e g lim p se o f a w h ip , hood lished inrdvertcUtly an adm iralty <■ ‘O x t r s d ^ i «f St. J t k i i (■ (III o r w in d sc r e e n o v e r the. top o f a h e d g e m a y m ean th e s u d ­ r.nr.our.cement of extra pay f.-r W e are prep ared to do a n y R i m < « u l, ■ M iU r "*7 d en e m e r g e n c e o f a v e h ic le from so m e h idden sid e ro a d : •fficers in charge of aircraft! kind o f t r a n s f e r s p r v i c e ~ a l[i . V / w S k ? 1*" i H l *T 1 K E A S O iN A B L E P R I C E S , j O ne 4 room , on e 5 room v amsLiM!'.* c " * B' e o , m ' equipo^ with folding aircraft, j and o n e 6 room h o u se . *r~r\ ( • ■ a u l i r c k « L r ndy jf necessary, d. rnrry d e s-' P hon e d 9 8 . G01 E . 3 r d . S t j f j rr-S.'uni»IHU« mt «Hr V cM tH ta. - - v-".Some d r iv e r s ov*»n p o s s e s s an u n c a n n y in s tin c t o f ___ » I. T h e s e h o u s e s nrc m odern d iv in in g t h a t th e ch ild or p e d e s tr ia n .o n th e p a th or r e fu g e trnction to the enemy’s harbors, -V—* i r n awl n*4ar* k a tH la l is n ii'-ret r-y longer v % w ill su d d en ly s te p r i" h t in fro n t ot h i m : or t h a t th e r e is ___ i in e v e r y r e sp e c t, and th e T 't et illlt-'CM t:> , cel"-.-, (B IB L E f H h H FOR TODAY jBome fool around th e corn er a h ea d on th e w r o n g sid e o f ry. We don't expect war fn-m ] r e n t Is r e a so n a n lc . ^ litein. but w hat the British can , * r° fl^‘ or w it ^ ^ is v *h icle draw n up on t h e c u r v e . 1 A lso h a v e tw o 2 room Jg heaven, and in earth, in t he' G nc o f th e fa sc in a tio n s o f u r Ving is th e c u ltiv a tio n build others eon builc. a p a r tm e n ts • p a rtly tu rn ■ ‘ .-a fh s, and all detp places.—P.«lm and e x e r c is e o f Rond S en se, w h ich m ay be d e fin e d as Lhe WE SPEND BILLIONS'on hnttloJ s h e d .------— ~ ------------ i li&rG.v'■ a r t o f a n tic ip a tio n and i nt ui t i on w h ich e n a b le s a d riv er to -hip?, little onS filin r r ‘ne.1 FED ERA L, w roljn‘ th* do th e r ig h t th in g u nd er ail v -fr y in g co n d itio n s. It can j r airplanes,' and our :)iihninr- ! E X T R A S E R V IC E Y ou w ill h a v e to se e s o n ly be p e r fe c te d by p ra ctica l e x p e r ie n c e . It im p lies su c h a lr.es have a way of going down T IR E S & T U B E S ^hese to a p p r e c ia te Ihem . ! ; . YOUR DOCTOR lc o m p le te k n o w le d g e o f t h is S a f e ty Code th a t th e c o r r e s ­ and staying clown. nt p rices y ou w ou ld p ay fot Suppose a *lozcn enuny sub­ Who U it th a t’a called all hours of p o n d in g correct a c tio n w h en d r iv in g is a u to m a tic . in fe r io r, u n k n o w n , marines wou'd slip into the h a r ­ * night? “ R oad S e n se th e r e fo r e d em an d s im a g in a tio n , c o u r te sy bor of New York, Boston or S.m bo m ust alwaya bo well when m a k e s h ift b r a n d s. and com m on sen se,1 a s p ir it o f “G iv e and T a k e ,” an d tru e Fratuisco a u j Oaldard. destroy I- you aren ’t feeling right? W bo-goeo when it’s hot and stays s p o r tsm a n sh ip . Road se n se loads to s a fe t y and g o o d -fe llo w ­ anv floating figlitir.i: ships, then F . P . R IN E S I*. O. B ox 330 S n n d ford , F la. i? - n 6 t for cold? s h ip on th e road. T h e r e fo r e C U L T IV A T E R O A D S E N S E . rclense airplane *o raid the city i East F irst St p h o n e 254 — M w ho'heeds not tha rain, whom no flearn to road road c o n d itio n s , and so to a n tic ip a te d a n g e r aril hold it f <r ransom. ■storm can hold? Tha is tin sort of at,| ark plan­ and to a ct c o r r e c tly .” -J Your doctor. ed when svhmarim-r are built t.----carry f--t ain-rf ft. _ . _ l Wbd U' alw ays on hand when baby Is born? V I I AT E F F E C T IV E d efe n s e ] W bb.tom fort* you sure when your I'otibl we offer to.S*.irti-ftn attack? [ £. nerves are forlorn? L yn eh ijigfi la s t y e a r in th e U n ite d S t a t e s w e re a b o u t r to pay any, %ho Is tendar with you, your chll- h a lf th e n u m b er for 1023, a c c o r d in g to a s u r v e y t h a t ha? None, except an ii-.-'r • for liter* y Our m-vv rt-.cor 'j W e n ow h a v e ou r old P h on e N o . ‘Ill in our new o ffic e - dren, your wife? Who counts not tha risk th a t you j u s t b een com p leted . T h e r e , w e re o n ly s ix te e n d u r in g th e mil\ reml, some day, “ nol. a cent ' 200 P a lm e tto — W h en y o u w ant E lder S p r in g s W a ter, * may hav# life? tw e lv e m o n th s j u s t p a s s e d \vl« le f o r t h e p r c c c e d in g y e a r • :• duff'll rtf ’ *e I !!:• ns f r frib- * -. . . M , Vcur doctor ' t h e r e w ere th ir ty . T h is in f o r m a tio n is v e ry g r a t f v n g to th e Call u s. A nd W e w ill g iv e prom pt d e liv e r y . * .. . . ,__ _ .g r e n t m a jo r ity o f neoplo w h o look upon ly n c h in g a s tin.1 w o rs t e> I . e > . mi por ti ir . l th an j T ? m 5 S * & 5 tN c r i m “ “ K“ i n s t r o n s titL tu .l law a n .l ..r.J.-r I om* t o ut ...III ll. ,.I f o o t l a l l gain-' ] T h u . la rg e d e c re a s e is a t t r i b u t e d to ^ u o s s ib le g r o w th a Mlipplti-fi Ii> I tot I. ^ h o w a iti for his pay till the IJoWl'II __________U — , others are paid? _ in r e sp e c t for th e c o u r ts in a d m i n is t e r i n g ju s t i c e a n d a ls o to ' 'oliforiiii.N m - t il l'll; o! W W W talked of for leaving too an in crea sed s e n s e o f ru s p o u n ib -lity -for t h e p r o le c tio n o f s o ­ g y . - i t ^ - m r r i T o i ' i -'I rn.i .l mail. w r w . T h o m p s o n , M a n ag e r. our sick-bed? I>> lot I'tai ■ a* | lie end ot tin- Stti _____ _________________ 1----------------------fee If « bill you deatl- c ie ty . A g r e a te r r e g a r d f o r t h e c o u r t s is p rob ab ly d u e 1<> tie ■ef tf ur y, - l i n n i> n>'t>ulao in tin ‘ - r* * h cd d fi;-•» ♦ i 1 • • f a c t th a t tr i b u n a ls in m ost, .s ta te s h a v e e n d e a v o r e d to fu n c ­ ' ill.,.1 IV ■ in nad' up of " e x e i t - | _____ *t*t Your doctor. tio n Huroly and s w if tly .- T h e r e is s till room f o r im p ro v e m e n t <d ga si —Olliphsnt. in th is r e s p e c t a lth o u g h it is a d m itte d t h a t w ith p u b lic e o - o p i r r y .y It ll l LNI.U' mm .' iihiiut iibmit llial tiuit - And don't fo rg et that this is a a tio n m uch h a s b e e n d o n e to sp e e d u p th e c o u rt m a c h iniecry j'gii? wbirh Sir W'illiuin iluggiu. v > n ord er th a t j u s t i c e m .g h t be m e te d o u t p ro n e rlv . - ye»r of 344’days. Cl . ------—o r-*1 Joh n T e m p le G r a v e s ft w r itin g in th e J a r k s o n v illr l' ,:'K ” k' ’ giH'fswl a*, i.'id callt-i!1 I t ’s about.tim e to begin adopting Jou rn al f u r n i s h e s u s w ith a n i n t e r e s t i n g e o n in ie n l on tin "niduili.in," v.i' niigbi uml -ratiuid . . . . . i ’1"' ?IUlf i.f whirl) HUI'-i il(l I plillidthendmsntV t<> . ioho New Ycur a u .b je. c t. .w hon ,ho s a y s , ............... l u ^ v i p w <mt l y n c h i n g H is n o e c s - , ,.( i mmi.-, tlm nnv material of evolutions. snry n o t on ly to in cu lca te a resp ect for law but also to la-op i V i iIM.11(IN, ’ ^-iI "" Sanford Is getting a lot of good th e law w orth resp ect In*'. In n i c e r w ords, I ho e r o a lo st in' b ' I NU t’H . Hliln-n lo loi>k m , g jb licity through the opening of r e n liv e to ly n c h in g to'i-w is abn-fe o f tin* pardon pnw* r. m b' j-i'i'i i..i i i the Milky Way and lU m w hank. th e d e la y in logal p r o c s s o s |i <- ?<‘ni am>,n , :ditv *>t’ (h o piri*> *. ii> i ;0.3. tlir eiy hputs arc | •* . — o --------nm l th e too fi-etiueiit an* (l:>m*o o f pm ish m en t by plea of hi ., sin* o ii million iimut an but ’ 1 0 2 8 — th at should remind you «f ■ » o r mm, w Ii it b in turn, i . a mil. It’s timoLto- buy the new uutomo■ii tunes as big ns our onitli. T h e JnekRn*” -!,lr* E ’ l n r ’s ro f-ro n ci* In t h e w ide«proa»l bile HrrhW-tHgs. aril i. i in h h.i c In! tx* i.ictinin,; u s e o f th o i n s a n ity idea In e s c a n o i»-p e x ir m u * p o n u lty is * i s-to>>-------- -----------on for an ist r ••inmor. Us Tho-w rRthcr cooled off Just in tim e ly nm l w ell ta k e n . T h e s u c c e s s w ith w h ic h it h a s boon . k*\ - 1ir tlio imagination. ifmo $o ks«P "B urk" Miller from u se d by h a r d e n e d c rim in a ls a m i w illfu l m u n i' r e r s c o n tr i b ­ m aking It too hot for them. u te s n n e v e n g r e a t e r m e - 'a re th->n h ncb iur. U n p itn l p u n i s h ­ ’I HE UNITED States employ-, j 1 ' ' ° -------m e n t s till f 'x is ts in m n if s ts to * n n <1 in cro»«« w 'u w n fh p c i r ­ out sor i e pr.’dic". ■ eood t mu’ . .In spite of the cold weather the d pirn y of work for* I'.*28. a ruityim l Bugle corp^w ns on hand c u m s ta n c e s d e m a n d I h i- p e n a lty i* s h o u ld bo c a r r ie d o u t 'i he old bugiilxtnt) of u bntl elechelp, ot ow open the new hank- d e s p ite s p e c ta '- u la r d rfo iw e In* t ics a n d t ie s? o f I ho soli s i s ­ o". j u i r r i m s n litre vaninhcl -------- o--------t e r s . T h e t h e n r v r>r >>• n ! •' ni •*1’ »n'-« M r. G r a v e s S i lie ra.ik, n/ itiiLmn.i re Amer- I !fiirtk{£ngh*m (E nglandl man “ is n o t VO’’ g -T l'e l)i’* T>|-^4nrf to n ." n ? Me th'nncr, m y 2't.HH7 in ] fm ted to know how long ho could One. r h r i n g e '- - m ’c * ‘ t* e •“ o f th e i n s a n i t y , pier* • 2d against 10,5515. Tliu ultra rich, bbKJ by 3the nock, lie found out. —............. h n s j u s t b e e n o b s e rv e d in th o H em usj c a s e a m i in d ic a tio n s .owewr, a n i n c l o s i n g . Two hull<V/o-Lave reeeivcvl rn*n'y compli- a r e th a t t h e s a m e d e fe n s e w ill lie ustftl liv a t t o r n e y s r e p r e - •Ired nml twi-utS'-eigbt American? i*ntr*on our picture of "Und- R enting W illiam II. H ick m an , c o n fe sse d ki<lnnpper-slnyer o f fnM ytllt'r fi j J a y i ’in p i ™. ,l irgM bon the front, page of Satlittle M arian P ark er. W hen m en like R em u s and IH ckm nn! Qui*c A feiv huvt. incomer, above U fday'i ^ n p e r.. e.icapu th e d ea th p e n a lty on g ro u n d s o f in s a n ity th e ir c a s e [ $fi.n»ntoou n year. The guvem\ -i-------®---* » As p y unde re land It, thie J» not c o n s titu te t r a v e s tie s on ju s tic e and it is g r e a t w on d er in th e ; mint does not give their mimes. ' , ------- a w a r vw« are Iiavlng w ith Nfca- fa c e o f s u c h e x a m p le s t h e r e a r e so few l,vt#hii1gs. ______________________ o _____________ ________ CHRISTOPHER COHIM HUS' ragtuflM, I tV Just a so rt of eham mmiiory ia to lie lumorid by build­ b a ttlo W llhout ltV '- ’ b'mnk cartidgM . ing n ningliifirieiit lighthouse cost­ oing $-1000,000, Whnt is left of New-Baby Grand Will'.Be OpenColumbus’ body will lie under the ORLANDO REPORTER -STAR ed W ith Two Weeks — Headline, j lighthouse umie r a reservation Thlao -outthtiona- are J e ttin g to be On last Sunday when nil the ih-* pat runs away fillet! with indig­ -riven by tlio government of San a regular fad. world wan exhibiting the C hrist­ nation. if, a t the end of two min­ 1 Domingo.' ScuK^hjil Alica -Rhinelander, ne- mas spirit, and when moat of the utes. the rabbits is still a t bin:** | Columbus would be puzzled by of tho United States were nml the tings still chasing it, it : "no feature of his memorial, ‘c r l » |4 a r » u lng her white hunband eftien a hnllelujah chorus, ■ one I bird dog is sent into the arena namely lights shouting up into the f o ? w 5 r c e on ground* of cruelty, singing Florida city spent the day in an This third dog is frt“ li ami it takes ai>- to guide fliers. He would think w e lra a y expect eome more grue- exhibition of the savago instincts him only a short while to outstrip aonM iUtaiia. th a t are still undisturbed in sonic his tired companions and catch up angels were expected Architect'! \ --------breasts. to the tired rnhbit. And when he r.re invited to compete in this cnT hejC 'ara ehipptng citrus di­ A headline in the Miami Herald i atches up it's jusf too bail for the ti rpriso whloh should s tir the im ­ agination. rect f ;q n Florida to England now on Mnnduy read: "Public Brands rabbit. the grower* will g*L Dog Coursing Brutal Sports,’’ In "Officials of the raves last night REPORTS OF THE airpUno return. a full column front page story the udmittvd that ns handlers of a tome Herald tell* of a dog coursing race euursing rave they are not inter­ bombardment of an abandoned Tha < «ary grown in th li county held Sunday afternoon on the d ig ested in the conservation of rah liver bridge near Albarmarle N. tracks of Hialeah nt .which a large bits. \ C. prove that our pilots are aide, crowd was in attend nee. The ftnrv ‘"'Those dogs are worth unite a altd all we need lr, a real fighting w k r y f o r sayi that the oveVit h4<l hern well lot of money in many inslaneciU! olr fleet. Bombs captaining 550 poop:* tn r growing _ advertised and brought sports they .‘ aid, ‘and it may be dangerous1 pounds of explosives easily dcmolcommarctal purpor.er? * them run too *long after the ir.hcd u structure of reinforced 'ro.n other states to the rare, hut to bCt ■ We know stic l and concrete. What would th at hundreds of spectators were • two minutes are up. W han on* *top« to coh*Id*r the indignant a t the manner in which tho winning dog by that time. So. jpOU—pound* TNT bombs do tr. a var-. rahbita were run down by the if tile rabbit ha? not escaped from 1 Tut " of r frozen r. assets 7„ p - . thon*«rh battleship ? bank 1R w hound* and torn to pieces, tho inrlosure by thnt time, this have caused, It U noL n "?5Jr * K j The Herald says that officers of third dog in sent in to .patch it, tilARMY PILOTS hit the bridge th a t It inowad thara M ondaj. ; th# CoUr»ing Club, of which J. L- chnso it through tho safety fence. from « height so great th a t the “ Aiitmlsvi la iifAiililaiti L,i.l II Nothing which happen i after two Quimby is .president, had Will the Individual who wrote Herald renrcacrjtativvj on S a tu r­ minutes nrd up has it bearing oh target looked like "a piece of v try Interaatinir ‘lette r and day th a t the coursing under their the race. The third dog merely white nhocstring six inches long." Sombody, preferably th o , govid h D. H | W. kindly call a t plans would nut result in killing goes in to catch tho rabbit or chase ___ ofxlca and ask for tha editor. the rabbita, though as n m atter of it away no the o ther dVK? tv ill not ernment, should give substantial ■. .■ \ ............... v *• prizes to the best airplane m arks­ W e have a secret fo r him or hor. . facta, aix were ruthlessly slaugh­ bi* run too hard ’" *' No city am! no ntati/enn afford men. tered by the slogs to satisfy "th e “ — *e instincts of those’ who to allow nuch men to orploit them Leesburg pofelbly ha* **— • ' I sm allest radio broadcasting eta- gathered t o ’wRnesa the races, and fo r peramral'ghin.j ‘Even i.' there J In tb« country. It* radius Is ,to fill the pockets of the vonsclencc- is such an abncnce of a bciiso or ;u. iulcs of decency; all that L tea utiles uu" Leesburg • i —*-ought 1 11 t o . Uss promoter*. **' The attitude of the praprioty., with the ruling clns^-- t needoiLl* °(0<Bnls with honesty Enforce rtatlon large enough to tell I promoters toward a decent regkYd of a ry community us to prevent und courage' auf/icient int*r|4renc« with such exhibl.luns, | 'awa. Such performances u r e a about tha good fishing for a n'm al life U shown by **-<*-■» i* plenty of law in tho stnto i dUgrucu to the whole btate of fren . f + io rA a to p r ” '--4 any locality I Florida kntf'giTiS It-a Yeputatlon If “Then cotncs the part which Writ complet*-)' ignoring kiwi and Idm sn't desrevc." Architect I tars. GAS Gts. can now give bigHzarcomfbrt" ‘ Be Wise * S: FO R - 9 • ■ - ■' I* * J- t . 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Some of the biggest values tire often- described in type no la rg e r. than ordinary news-print. r ‘ a 1 * \ *y THE safest method is to read all the advertisements large and small. Experience proves that it is time well spent. The more time you spend in preparation for shop­ ping, the less actual time you will have to be on your feet in the stores. SAVAGE INSTINCTS Read the advertisements in this paper and you will know in advance .iust what to buy, where to buy it and how much you will have to pay for it. You will conserve your own energy and that of the salespeople whose job it is to wait upon you. Preshopping in the advertising col­ umns is simply common sense. IF you have been skipping the little advertisenjents in this paper, decide now that you will give them a hear­ ing after this. It wilt be as much to your advantage as it will be to the advantage of the merchant or manu­ facturer whose name is signed to the advertisement. Referring again to size, there’s a little boy in the movies whose salary makes that of many a man look like petty cash •- ' . ' ' - .• . : •. ____a _ ■ - :* *#* ■ • -n 1 ■, ■ �— ) THE SANFORD HEKALD, W E p feD A Y , JANUARY 4, 1928 «•*»*»•*•*WK++*• • ■ „ f, 1 . '..M— ‘— ‘••Mil ^ t u L i J / m jl - Honor Roll For Lfike • Mary(Sq^ooPFpi( December /AM VVT'V' : JTt tsxandcc Vaughan,T and ‘ sister. ^, Alexander Lt t• Mrs; Cautlien Ilutcliisori,' left Tuciday fo r.th o ir home.-, ! r . [•» * _• r . h s • .D .i :fi'v i.’w pa ■u y-cy AT THE MJLANETODA Y............... ‘T.iWit l l 'l t i l Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen of 4 Orlando spent the week-end here First Grade. ns tfie guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kvn Hall, Marion ‘ MiMs/ Jack SAmuel R. Dighton a t their homo MIAMI, FU.. J Sm ^h and John Trefry. , , :ii Hughey Avenue. Second Grade., Inftrpld niViEatoV eWiatfs t« * ’Ozcllnr Ixravin# r.nd EloUe Lowe. tnblish n saillnif.' i Mr. nnd Mnp W. -S.. Pittm an of Third Grade; leave Miami in a 12 foolucia Mnrtlm Henze, Myrtle .Brgddock, Orlando wero the guysts of Mr. a w 6 a Joumsy to p«r»atvap • #* * ■* Neil Fisher und M arf Stevens. nnd Mrs. Jam es A. Pittman,.M on.... . . „ ^u , .. «, . t, I ......... VIMh '’f ,r* the tllU nnual Ml.t nicotine The Carucharins and. . fo u rth Grade. . dny nt .their homo.on High .Street* Alv_imuiUaUj&; GeuuLUuL Ulti-trtir he hetrt _ K-ri»r U nd...navigator*. • CApt-'_ L ou JuirguMin; Nellie- Murker-* TiTvnblc sm-inl a ffa ir of this iwn- 1 "'k».v morn/ng-fit tOTTlO o'clock-irr* J r v ---*f * » •** LHrjrehtkU, .will.saiLonly ~ (■ [TH U RSD A Y | son, Iris Saunders, M ary Tamm the drawing room of the Hotel .ron, was the dinqe" dance given I)r. and "Ms. Gcgrge Mitchell of 1hours of 4 p. m. I ami Raymond Anderson, Dnehers Asioyiuticm of Monday ivenitig by Mrs. ■Domtk! Forrest Lake., Election of ofJncksonvillo are visiting in Spn' , The journey i s ’expedv GENE STftA T^'fW E R > *7k i HAR,VESTEt fleer* for the enduing year will f F ifth Gradof Side Prim ary Kehoo) will P. Drummond a t her home on T»in ford as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. quire 100*?'«ys. The proVUrfbir** Fonda Dobson^T-helmn Lowe, Charles rowell J r. take, place. Certain changes in jfOIA o’clock. Lakes, entertaining the members intlud.v fo9d'“ and, ,W |ti the b>vlnw.s,will also he voted lin rrict Browg f o a rto Hutchinson In Evans C lralo.-af the -it .her evening bridge dub. Tim upon at this meeting, anil eonifor six months sailing,. . and Jam es CocnraT?. Bjodist Chili i h HvUl (tocot rfM.dMp't grounds' surrounding this Mrs. Alex Vaughan Jr., nnd mUjce.'t will he named for the Sixth Grade. Many qun|nl feature*'hVt fail o f ! wlock nt ttii*’'hom e of ([clock tin-'1 rPlrqctivu home Were r brilliantly new year. Dues are payable at Dolly Fisher, Blanche .White, mother Mrs. A. 0 . Sawyer left on the1 W iracliarlns, —Greok .1. jo Herndon on Mu*- lighted with jay Had] of-, gay col* i this lime, and all members vot­ Tum i Ui^ .m orning by motor for Ruth Rcichc and John Brown. shnrk — which Is *t<■'nuxIHai iue with Mrs..' llqftultyi (<yeij, Japanese lan te rn s,' while ed into m em bership.during the .Miami whero .they will spend a Seventh Grnde. cruisbr. Tt rescnmblM a combm«_. ■ . \V. SpcnVdr nTn’otif- m nrerm tj u ttUvi wuro.. ..Wiieckcd month of October are exjteoted ’ Dorothea Wyman and Pnul King fortnight- .Y . • " cruiser, sloop man-of-war, ondl t ’ a ___ A . with tiny electric, lights, an.I to be present a t this meeting. submarine. The tiny' craft; drtri' • 1 ' icn Cantwell will *& ofctor- bright Colored ornhltlfitit^v ]f there N time a fter the busi­ only l foot of water, U*-Ui u#6t._ 31r. and Mrs. CHlvtn Tengue ness has been disposed of, there Hdge «t :i:00 .p’elook- n tj -Tift* mohifl weVd'-’.alil/Jnin' ' with Graek : 'registry kilt Will f ly thel have returned fFom Anderson an I will )>i* a discussion of meas­ Park Avepne. [ifiur.ntltfes of e xquis it 0 r ed ra <11• ure.'. Stars ami Stripes a t it.v' n}asthc‘ •,, LAurens, S„ C., where they spent to restore the frost bitten One of the most Im portant mus­ He was tho originator of*, the fmoetirig of the Seminole ahco roses, whilo ta ll-tw rr tajH*is Navigation nids for the voyage fli? holidays w ith relatives. gardens. • All members are in­ ical events of the .season is the en­ Nfl. 2 0 . E. S. will be* In silevr holders burhuiL ug ,raimwill include a barometer, a qom vited to take part in this dis­ ".Monkey Music Hall," nnd also In­ gagement of "Queen High" at the Mr. nnd Mrs. John Ingle of .Jack­ pass, a sextant, n hcnuiamator jmwI(j o’clock a t the*Masonic l e l s c’nbiuejs, tiihlr.s^iind .siarids cussion. MYs. Alexander Vaughan left Milano Theatre January 10. troduced in American the onimnl vided by the United State? Ship sonville, who have been the guests ■ cnsliufi a juuJlow glow .ovei'ithcnlTuesday for Miami where she will Here is n play that has delight­ of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Holly Sr., pnntomhies in which no trainer ap-j ping BoarJ nnd a complete lfhbary Side P arent Teachers ready pretly sceni*7 Tin* dituief r& lim cd to U iei# homo Tuesday spend, two weeks visiting her son ed tho millions. It has been tra n ­ on seas nnd nnvingutions. table was ovcrlnid Wipe a* hamislated into the Janguagcs of the »n will 'm eet at and \yife, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Gnemov peared upon the stage. For ninny afternoon. renie lace cover. A^aUvVr bowl Capt. Sigelakis is a veteran seal civilized world and the number of the 'South’ Side) Prim ary Domliu-y. years Hcrmnny’s Cats nnd Dog? man and served in tho United! performances must be something filled with red rose-- bud#--m i l Jl one of the stand- States Navy during iho world ; Dr. and Mrs. Ben Cat well and . running into fivr figures. The have . .. constituted — ... __ Sir -TittO A Y -' rrr-nll daughter, Jeamip; IaV voiftntw rlu»t about t v i r y" W / K m ,I. -3i3ftad:LH*.'WM«i'*psM|tned: n“ship;Atk motored o .lucksonvi I thing thnt people enjoy in the th e - 1States, pry of the Campbell 1/).«?- foim ed the central '-^drenrainni. A large number of SatVord pi- week-end at Wildwood. I was torpedoed in mid-occirfi"* Tall. _ c a lh c d ru l . j cnndioc.'F of where they accompanied Mr. Glov­ atre. And the various' ingredien’s oni-ir hoys attended the snutfond anI it American Lbjflnn will reel • wero Though not in any sciise a “dog 1drifted r t *en for five' days ' jgulur meeting a t -liOt) f-id *. The i n l m v ' ‘r’. »»al round-ilji reeclly staged in * William Lake .left Sunday for er's mother Mrs. 3T.'W . GloveV are mixed ip the light, proportion, j picture'," "The H arvester" affords Amnll open bont befons he was t the Hut. were emnlifi i n i • Dayfimn \* lie re groups from all West Palm Beach where lie will bo Sr., of Pittsburgh, Pa., who is on ‘ ' '*»* *• - : This delightful pnlbrloinnfcnt j |Ji.]:dmzznr a 'prom inent part cucd. a .v#.Y .\\U ^'.er the state g n .h r,cd for .. tWu. associated' with the Sidney J. route lo Orangeburg, S. C„ for recently concluded a year’s run at loil X’ahtwcP v.'ill entor- :Vven On the voyage he expects tu g a .l ' 1 n *tWfIlelrniTtrfflur May outing. The Sanfmil contirt- C alls Jr., law offices. a short visit before returning i i the Ambassador Theatre, New throughout the production. Orville th e f sriciitific matcrijH and ,|n*| I [tho ktcond of a scries of . our eom-flo buffet^ diar-vr. ^ .. 1gent -av.-i .- headed by D. Wolfe, Caldwell is seen in the title role, her home. York, where crowded houses of en­ formation. .Should it provo a buc -I triics a t ;y:00 ocl’oek at i ."mod a fte r which'-dna^tTiyf w n s j; t-unly -■■■upervisor' for the.S’. 31. C. k __ * > thusiastic auditors confirmed the and the principal feminine part is ee*s he said he will, b u M a .boat[ Miss Mildred Holly, Miss Mamie jo 306 P ark Avenue, A. Tim Vounti-iip last two fliiys, on j*. rVeil until a laib-hpuiv Mr. and Mrs. W. I* Harvey and verdict.of the professional critics plnycd by Natalie Kingston. Ollier which will nstoun _ ••’ » *.« ► * Lake, Sam Finisher motored to imlv'f h ( P m arltinel I'rM.iy and Saturday. fiber of ( ’omnipr e Dinner The guests \trro i l r . apil_.-Miv. children have returned from H oi-! Hint “Queen High" will rival in important roles nre in the hands'of world. Titusville, Sunday where they uc— I in* ii,in'"iu w I • 'up ’ ■ »!'* '«• 'J'he Sanford'* iVroup captured Intel Forrest l-nke at 7:30. Sam p el Ii, Ujghiuii,.-Mfc: itjgj.-M».r yiA r- pri-.-i- tor ±!jv b- -i : luiit l»y « rnmj.aiiitjj William Lake who was |m oeiing «tt TIic Stiflie F in r- . 373.n W. Moisch J r . , 3 f r l a7wl Mrs. deleguiViti. One of the features cn routy to West .Palm Bench. Merlin' Barnes and ' Clarence! inpter, N, S. I). A. It. a t J Calvin Teague,. Mr. and Mrs.:o f the gatlfeYing was a banquiit Priest spent the day Saturday h t| rclbck at the lintel Forrest .Janies Fittninu and guests Mr* F*jjila.v night le n d e n d by Daytona Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hewitt anil Daytona Beach. and -3Jrs. W. Sheppard Pittnian of V, M. C. A'i'ouitg i.o*. who have been spending musical success. '’fetclln A rrington will en* Orlando, Mr., and Mrs.' Charles tin* lioRiiays at Waynesboro, (in., Mr. .and Mrs. H. II. McCall Jr., Schwab and Mnndi*!, who pro­ Ii the Boa!; Lover., flu b at PoWell and guests, Div-and Mrs. where Mrs. IlevviU’s parents, Mr. and baby returned home Saturday In "The Fair Co-ed,” M»w» Davies "The Gingham Girl,” "The jlw k a t the Country Club. George M. 3Iiteliell of Jnvksonvilb'. and Sirs. John Blunt live arc ex* evening from Vurnesville, S. C-> duced will be seen as herself—a typical Desert Song" and "Good News," pec let I to return home Tuesday aft- where they spent the holidays wgh I nre likewise sponsors of "Queen American co-ed of todny! » ........ HI meeting of tbe Garden Mr. ami Airs. Fred Allen of .UrIt) o'clock at the Hotel laudo and l l a r i y Morrell. Mrs. McCall's mother. / j| High," and iMIjs Davies is supported in thU nnd in associatii association with lie.'., !•'. l>. liro l i t ill ai'd tnl ■i noon. story of college life liv^.a ;, cpat nre real losponsible --------i| Bud (!. DoSylva are k'dvake. i liulii.iia trout .Maine hist 'I'lnirs- [ which incliules many college grad* Mrs. Robert C. Thrasher nmLH«r the hook and lyrics, while day i-veiiiiur for the winter, was I Mis. Mary Strong returned hnnte j6l‘;luaeheou of the Garden uutes. There is Johnny, J Sunday evening from Miami where lvihy spent the > . . . . *"f(laiiFullv injm i-d when lie fell holidays nt Hn"Mx|**PWls .E* Gensler has written tho ,'il:00 o’e|ov\ at I Intel F»>rPicture-goers who never miss nh Brown, who was Alahnnia’a*v ,2 U 1<XI* v» A C C ( from .. iiu<i. oil' whU'l, In* was rid* she spent the holidays. irgs with her parents Mr. nnd 3lrs. song ah ib-da nee numbers. Sammy ike. Lee, who staged the dances, did opportunity to see Marion Davies haHlmck two season* ngo and who ______ _ , ing I 'fday m niiiag. A physician J. F. Flake. * MONDAY sim ilar service for "No, No, Nan­ on the screen are going to he giv­ is now a lending male player.. ............... •.............. , , , ' . attended• linn nod n*|iovts* iiis inBillie Fitts, who has been s ta t­ of i * . . 1 • *, fcch Service League of lb.lv j i i a - . *.*irar There are dozen? of famous coll*| e tte ;” the Mnrx Brother# in "The , ....nu-oting ,, • 'i*‘i ' .'.Hi's I-.no. .a bltt lint M'lioos. He ioned on the II. S. S. • Vestal, mreal | egg Mrs. (I. F. Dempsey of Madisott- Coconnuts;" the now "Ziegfcld en an opportunity. to ... sec the --e v®'1' ani.item' a t h l e t e # tjier I Episcopal Church will iin-t , " 1 *» tiu* Uupu «l • < hurt'll *l-; (tililui .1 to Ins lied at tin* lioine t urued home Saturday. Marion, when "The Fair Co cd." h e r J ^ y s u aL^uU iii-U t*. twhaua-lc viHo, Ky., who has been the guest Follies" and "Rio Rita." #0 ' o'clock at* the Purisli was hold 31- ni..v n.tterm the . j AI»*. .1. Ii. Snyder. intas t^ n rring Y'elilcTt^'TS* sh'fr • ' Lia.me • ‘ ' ' 'wo “'T u b ’d hundreds el Mrs. Mattie G. Pace for the past <The company coming to this the lutndm ls of studentsi students 'd t.p< on AI' 31. . .............' .Memphis ll-llll., I*) Milane Theatre todny, ' .1. D. Sheldon and Dolphus Shel­ week lot t Saturday for Daytona city line.* Routine TUESDAY |".............. u k Vv, AI' Im* m i"- visit ingMivr risster, "Mrs. Ii. E. from the colleger, and ufilvprj-. played a record-breaking en­ During her entire film rnreer Ibcrs of all f'hoii < and oil.... ua.s carried <ml under the eji',.'- I'-.iitde, lif t. R-tss experts to don of New Siiiyrim spent the holi­ Bench where she will spend the re ­ gagement of twenty-seven weeks Malion Davies hns had little op- of Cnlifdrnin to npepar ii) ( \ days h eir with their mint, Mrs AV. li-'ii of the <lu!i president. "• ,. . mainder nf Ilie season. j in Boston, It is the same "Queen nonunitv to show lier real self to one producton. _ arc. asked to meet at ' ih*• ,. t iy Tam pa and the Ka-l Coast \. Fitts. k Loll i"ill u;.s High" brgnnizution that was such her greut following of screen ndi ’s Club at 7;30 oYloi-l: to II. Colelough. The picture wns direetrd by Sam | w to).- in Florida. i -wered witu eu- r. lit i vents , Choral society, • **art ysWv Mr .,nd Mrs. R. L. Dana and Clarenee Priest, Clyde Gleason | n tremendous sensation nt the H er roles have nearly al­ Wood.. m- relative t.< the \« v.* ■Mrs, M. 11, Mnhry and son liar*.j Ilay .M,p, .Mattie G. Pace and g u e st' Fhestnut Street Opera House, mirers. wer e t h e glli,.--ts (,T lilt'll ilnl Ball of the- S.»-ial IV . i Jis* ways demanded th at she almost ’I r r , tiev.- ip.ido for a mai . .dr. noil Mr-. David in ttin left .Suitil.i} f<n l.t'xin i t of the Woman'; t h;’o ^: I' completely change her personality. V‘," I 0* I»« mpsey inpauy returned lmn..* horn. i »,»‘‘>“‘b'l|>hiu. I. id at o.' e;.: Ij l i hri-imVis^Jivi- aud Dayf' where llinteu will continue his Thursday from Miami where they - The cast includes Eddie Gnrvic, '*SSV* was seen ns a colonial girl Phone Mrs, C. El Myers,i 0S8*J,| |»tel Forrest Lake at, , , A moi jftu was miti'e > a ..i.il .Hi;__k . IL-HrnuLi-witu. ..; t.iulit.", W; di- ’J )ot*|**a; • ?i> Hi,, i DaVe M-dkn. M argaret I.ee, Neil tiuJ'Jumcti AUrudith,"— J'Alice of for reservation; .aivl Jld tfttajii . . ef. . . in \V:i^liington*Lee —- *-. — —I'm- ap«*HV-the tiie*t w eek.------- — t. : ii'iibs in Lake AI- vol'/lly . oitm i Collins, Carrie Glenn, hfary Mar- Old Vincennes" and “ Little Old women’s rub dance. ' leorge Witni'-r an.l Mis , , m, it; # J*" -Ii (Cialloway. Ii. I .1 1 1 i , • | h <t- Satuidiiy to \ i,--ii - • . Jyn> tJoorgctte Armfield, Thomas . Now York." In "Beverly of Grans-1 ii. Du ......................... i a . ii HI t.»■ .• .fatie 1C . • 1". (I. Itroyk; The many frie n d sS o f blaster Vludson, Danny O’Donnell. Alyno | u jrk" she was seen as on AmrriMir . I ilW 't | 11 Hill . .ii i.f. i ]r I r |lurU.H n. parks Jr'., jVung aon o ' w hite and Dorothy Dunn. In ad- cun g i r l - h u t in a foreign atnm s. I ire cuppi. U-ly ilestroyeil the Emily Iqglis \\ vl ii glia and Mis? -.i " ..... 'VI;iJiiim*. ,,linu. „f .vr. and Mr -. |*.tvjd SpH Attests of .Indue'ho 1 ! J> been tins C. 1.. Parks, will redition to the principals therc is n l.nliere vidnch^'obbvd her,of .oj;, midhave Mrs. JaiuOU G | (>l „ nd Mrs. ra .Ja n .Mleft C . | grot ' ^ t 7 to0U Ilinrh(. is j,, lenra thal thnt he ill Ilt at |,iJ h e n ilt/th o r u k . Wh* besides »t.*«vly | he* own chn.'act^Wstlcs. , . . "" , 1 ' ■a I..ike .Mill Friday afternoon Sharon during:I* mul the Mholidays the holidays left j ,....... t*.i........... ■ * * ’ ' “ i milling to the pictorial embellish' about •’ o i lock. I lo- fire is #up- Monday for their home a t Atlanta., home in Edgcwoud. ; ~r*J 4. t:.t - i ..aven'.irm n c e n tly Jadii was an English noldewomnn in.Mil to have s ta rte d .from sparks -------ment of the comedy, can really in She (in., They w ire accompanied home d'.'aton. “ When Knighthood Wns in Ernest Wigeins nf \\:i*h . .. tin- n o t of ill.- Iioijm*. Very |»v Chandler Sharon who is i v - . 3fts. L. S. Cramer mul .......... small son 'sin g and dance. The company c ar­ Flower.” French in “ Yolniuln,” At tii nelusiou oi hu ii a |!i,. Ln in - him: of lhe 1turning I). C., who Li In iiig i v to ti. M. A. a fter spending I J";1 Sunday for th<*ii* home at ries its own orchestra. Dutch in "The Red 31ill" and Iriah•leiat J--HI-- wit* ell |.'.Veil, .l-'IMir I -line W~nv ,*:i veil. 'I'wentv one *of lely enter!aim-il fieri- a- D: I ti„. holidnVs with his parents. I " 1'*1 Balm Bench after spending Amerienn in "Lights of Old Broad­ •• 1 el’i e-lmn tit the large y t v r old orange ?.■<•«•* |o f Mr?. 31. S. tViggiuk, w. _ I the holidays with her sister Mias w ay."' In “Quality Street" she 1. 1 el i oil. <• \v ill; i- i 1. wi I,* kilieil by nie lire and beat. iiesi of honor at a I- vetv III Little Mi-'t Josephine White, wlio Jessie Hutchinson. was seen in the whimsical rn|n of y v • i \ . it, iog the , i" I )',, e,[. r ashed to tbe assistant *• of party given .Tin Jav . _ --------1 „ T „ T l l n x l r w r s ir Barrie's heroine of. EngI ' ilJ('*v|| vf ... i . 31. . Role rt I. Mr •>' it a *oo(i ;a. pussible but on lias been spending the holidays | by 31iV DiiYii! L. Ttirii,!. 0 I) 1 I I r l i m i n g landT early Georgian period nnd T h u rsd a y J a n u a r y 5 th a t " |'i . H,| ■..., m i - ant of 'lie dry weather the here with her - islet* Mrs. John W. j Mrs. 3fn/tic* G. Pace and house S \ n u rrv i her liomt; on l ark Avcooi-. (K- -lei * tieci'Ui|iamed b. I I . »» "Tillie'. ilu* Toiler," she was un Mrs. G. F. Dempsey Ml- lion - w.i- a ma>s "f niins in a few Meist li.li'.. left .Monday for Pitlita guest T h e P arish H ou se ultra-modern American stenojHutidnnce of narci>-ars su.d i, 11. • •b-bcigli. ,il i . II .-ir <-f Mmlisonville, Ky., motoored to nii4net.tr-. I f ■ b.'ioe was foraiei - Gorda. -ti _____ grnpher—hut not as the real Am* i; ithumuiiis coin bin :-d -,iii!i a ,i 1.1 oe I tl d rriwc!. I her honte. Orlando Friday where they .spent 5 :3 0 to 7 : 3 a jerienn girl she is to her friends off III « t tt\r Mrs. Verne ('. Messenger hns the day. ib ■at Professor S. lierm any inter- the screen. ry was u s d in • i L-.-.u ,'t I.. ; ?’l S. I . Long i able* to be around Jacksonville whcio i:l t rilunit'd from i i jr.im : tier hi i c« eut illness. )mn where the i : nl tai'lu# •i 1 ;r»\v Jl i.: *• t notioimlly famous as nit animal •|iei)t iIn* liolidnys with her A r#i.r »* ri 'I .r it-iri al'.il Th.-lma, W agner tit - lie *-'|iel\ en spread for pl.-i \ . 3ir. and Mrs. Ira. B. David r e - 1trainer, was personally in charge y. .. i ti i ft/iiN'd :l"Nii V :ir’s ilance at I i-other M N*. L. Jordan. Il.ad 1»| * 4 * * 1 Inrticd home Sunday evening from of the training of Belshazzar, tlic bn the card gac. • - *i ■t *. it •In- .......... I.d Hotel in S.mf rd --------|dcd the prize li i i |l -C it'. i Ail , .1. J l. < 't.’rj. 1 ll X I Saturday nit iit. . j Dr. and .Mrs. George M. Miteholl A tlanta. Gn., where they spent th**|m.w d„g actor which appears to?r basket, was a v a i.lc MiMi *s Cbmbtti* and Louise | |,-ft Tuesday for th e ir home at past week, visiting Mrs. Dnvis's I ,|vtt jn •*'n„. H arvester” at the MiI Woodruff. Tin* cut pi !:•■*. a brother. . ,tuu. Tllealrc> UIU| n|M> ..ccon.pan* GjiIiImi-h ,,r tori 31a x are Jm k.-oiiville a fter a pleasant vi.itt lath e r I, 1 M i., i net, fell to the I >f M,‘ t j . :r ■u I at ( ’hu! :.rtii Ilia fnr sever- hero as the, guests of Mr. mid i;i me I’ ILiw 'uii ... .. 7*1 " c , ied the producing unit which went arton Thigpen. .Mrs. Wir r '■J i . .1 \. AIi-ii: <*!y, .Mi- .11•».iii*rt,* 1al w. cks. . . ' 3 . . . M. Glover Sr., of P,Us- f (hc FBO Studios in HoiMr?. Charles W. Powell Jr. pd a jiair of eiuluoiili i burgh, Pn., who hns been visiting , . ,, L ing, 3!r: I ’li reiti'e ID an. Mr . i .Mr. , (.:u*i'ii Jaroh.i has been x, Mrs. A, M. .Phillip.. . iei'.v ill loit her friends will be |towels ns gift fl oor her l.n : Mtijn■•_•* J her son mid wife, Rev. and Mr? lywood to ^ MrnUon-I-ortor a Mr. and 3!rs. Fred Allen tv- Mold liner Glover for the p a s tJ fi,mous 1-intberloBt Cabin in ImllMrs. tjuSc arm , .Mrs, Voi’e p'i:i-i*d In lea 10 be i.s impiuving. Mr. amt 311 - * intis Lowry and lufijed to their liopie at Orjnndo, niontli, left Monday for her home. Uhiu* whero exterior scenes for the eshmcnls consistin'^ < f i ’ iV*"1',',"* ', l.'. ‘ * *’ D* '*<Fr—** .Mr. .iinl Mr.,. 1 in ton Tribble ami 'I uesdny after a short visit her* ^ c irc u s family of Europe, and foralnd course with coffee ■were j H.l.C . •>: , •» M ' 'lilill'Uf ' Allen, ’.I- ‘ lairrhtcr of Dii.and were the n • tin* guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. • 3!i.*s Zoe .Munson left Monday at the tea hour by 1 , picture were made. I!. Dighton. . , H. H. t.bt'i*-:. M i .. C. \ . Audi*' „n ‘fui’.'i i of Iheii parents, Mr. nail afternoon .fo r Hollywood, Cnl„ assisted by Mr*. .)"! I► Hcrniany, product of the Rnn''y . R. J'l.lo**; .Mrs I'. W. I. *> Mr-. K. 1*. Tribbl,"over Christmas. w hore’she will spend some time iff nnd , -31,rs, lien i':m. tv t,!i. ton, M t -, Clift' Walker ami 3ij The ( ’liri- tui:i ■ entertainm ent merly an acrobat, started tho The many friends of Mr. and T h rash ers guests wer* j jiufj,!,,. at the sc lie n I and cblilinuiilt V Mr#. 31. S. Wiggins will regret to with her uncle Jam*** Stemliriilge. training of animals more than 20 m ost Wiggins, 31 r.*. U n i x - 1 - . Chr’. tmii? lie;quite an oe- learn their little daughter, Ana, iPerkins, 311*. Hen C'anlwe.t.' . , * / m i , , ... Mrs. Kerfoot Bryant returned ‘.•tars ago, and constantly introcasiim of last I1 itight. The ill at i l ^ r home on .Magnolia )«vid Caldwell. M»> .! I). to her home at Lakeland, Sun­ dured innovations in stage acts. 'tree* uad treat wa - . furnished by Avenue. tin* b ra! liujil.t-t t litircli * every t'f,~ t ; M m W. Mort.oi T 1; day a fte r spending the holidays eliilil present ictiiving a gift of Iras*. II(Kyanl I-. I^iiie, .Mr? with her parents Mr. and — -^ Dr. R. S. Kcllor of Cranford, here erndy, nuts, rai in- and fruit. The Fort Mrs. J. T. Newby. o rtrM r? .' 1,. I*. .M, i''ilii*r. .Mi . i 'inil*!o.to ' Smith v. n ciitertainntciit followed by u beau­ N J „ i.s visiting here with hix 'harle* L. Britt. Mr*, .lob : ho-tes l i e!, v r*i niiur nt mi ini tiful pageant v.u put on hy the daughter, Mrs. ,W; E. Watson, at L'M rs. Charles Powell Jr., u unlly f jliJif.'i U’uL as well a Mr. ami Mrs. Gus Hart’, Miss ' X, *.y * **3 I 1, choo!. Great credit is given oar her home in Rose Court. fames A. Pittm an,*- Mr-. le.iulifiil liridgn M argaret H art and Mrs. Ned party at he (i sicliers, .Mr. and Mrs. Sicg and Sliiier, Mrs. Samuel I'ul- low ly home, un the Sidi*. Tlic Mi ss Gil " e r for tlw way in w liich Sid Rive, Ben .Cantwell a.id H art of Orlando spent Sunday fnnd Mrs. \V. A. F itts.' (i i u ' i of this bp.wioUn hidne wi re jl was pie.-iented nnd fpr the H ow ard-P. Smith returned'hom e afternoon here as tho guests of abionm with iiiiuntila*.?' of ex oiiyrcaus e«: tunics made t*y them Monday from Stuart where tbej* Mr. "and Mrs. A- D. Smith and quisite pink RadiaTUj’ rose? com Mis# Charlotte Spiith. EW YEAR’S DINNER j pent a few days. liined with sprigs *If us]iaragu.< CHICKEN PILI.AU post delightAii Now Year's fern#. . -A A jolly group of young people I wns that of Sunday when Maurice Wimhish and W. A. MRS. BENSON ENTERTAINS ■vu »jl Quaint* old fashioned maiden" motored out to Sawyer# Lake. KriCrne Stratton Porter’s pp of Lake Placid visitor- marked tin* tallies used fur the Adam# returned home Monday v i .'S Mrs. J. C. Ilenson wns hostess itiv.evening where they enjoyed a "TH E HARVESTER" tined nt the Sanford t'ounliy games* of progivi- -ivi* liridg-* nnd ehieken pilbfu and supper. In tho from Birmingham, Ala., where nt n most delightful bridge party 5 Comedy I Tlic attractively appointed when the games iwui been coaelud- party were Mr:’, J. P. Harvey, they spent a short time. Tuenduy afternoon when she enter­ SOI£/ cpj * T I I E PLUMBER’S tained the members of tho Tues­ pn table wns spread with a e(l fcores wer.* compared mai tiu' Mi*.-. Shelly Harvey, Miss Ruth tme cover and graced with prize for hfghi. t #coie, a clnlrity Martin, Miss Ruby .Martin, Miss The many friends of Cornelius day Duplicate club a t her home on «** DAUGHTER" made handkerchief . wax Nezzie Stone, Miss FIomsIc David, Slmth will regret to learn that lie Nineteenth Street. Aesop’s Fables irl of japonlcns. Tin* t i l m ? hand When the hoards had all been guests wore marked with awarded Mr? Hugh Whelciil*!. For Mi.rit Rtitli Grier, 3ti.-i# Itoxie Dnr- is ill with penumonin at the For* played, the prizes for highest donovin suggestions of tin* having scored next highest, Mis* -ee, .Mis# M argaret Martin, Miss nald-Laughton hospital. scores, dainty handkerchiefs, were Fannie Rcb.i .Munson wp as uho giv­ Ro-e Sunders, Mir# 31argaret "fear. Covers wero laid for en it jin tty liandkcivhiaf.' awarded Mrs. Roy Chittenden; "T H E V-rffTtEY OF THE Stinson, Mis# Pauline I Stinson, ■■« uiiot ii-u i /i. 111III if ind Mr*. % George A. si Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Harper Mrs, La Vcrno H urt, Mrs. Harry At a late hour the hoi tes* *a?GIANTS" jnd I Russell,’ Mr. fsttd hy Ip r i-isler, 3!r.x. I.ee Peck Mix# Dot Waldron, Je rry Beck, announce tile birth of a son on Lewis und 31rs. W alter Coleman.id Mrs. W. Ik Raymond Butler, Chall Ilarpoy, ' With fra, r*. P. J. Hennyssey. Mr. nnd survatj *U;in;»ling rnlnd course with Sunday, Ja n u n ry -first, a t their A tem pting salad course with hot A F Cliecacirtiin,__Mr. an i Iwt Yiiffee. The hridga plavers. in­ \rnrtld Martin. A. G. Beck, Carl homo on Katie Street. Milton Sills, Doris . Kitnyon, chocolate wns served by the host­ Echols, Mike Rotundo. Jesngo Mil ess a t the conclusion of the games. A rth u r iStone nnd George |C . I*'. Checsomati, Judge nn.1 cluded Misji Fannie R clia’Munron. •un. Clyde ’ Stinson, Herman Jean Piny In" bridge were Mrs. Ralph T. A. I*ahey.. M r; and Mis. Mfsa 7.ue Miiuvur, 31iiti Emily ind CVayt-m Smith. I)r. and Mrs.. J. N. Tolar- anJ Fawcett , * Mrs. Hal W ight Mr#. Iirt Randele, Mrs. E. W. Krn- Bailf'd, 3!is# 'Gayle Mnrsiiall, Mrs’. mih*I1 ton, R alph,-returned home W ight, Charles E. Ilrn ry , Mrs. Rov Chit-, Comedy , John Hogan, Miss F.ffip Korfoot* Bryant of Lakeland. Mrs. COUNTRY CLUB LUNCHEON. Tuesday afternoon from Miami Mrs. H arry B. Lewis, Mr>J* “MAD SCRAMBLED" iedjl, Miss Mari? Choe?cmnii, Hugh Whalcliel, ftlrs. !.ec Peel: and A pretty social affa ir of Friday where they s p e n t.'th e week-end tenden, wiV-tke luncheon and bridge p artv with Mrs. Tolar’s brother and W alter Coleman Mrs. George W. Vera JoK ey,. ftlii’s Fran Rita 31!e3 Smith. Milane Review riven tin the. Sanford Country Club wife, Mr. h n d y M rii. C. B. Me Knight und Mrs. Lu Verne. Hurt. Martha Donahue, Mis# The reL Ml?j Fannie Reha 31tuis«n, xyha "n honor! of Miss Nellie Ray of Inlyro. They wero accompanied ah^y and Miss 3fary 1jdicy “Th.ns been spending tho holidays JacksqnvyHa the gun t of Miss homo h y ’ little MisB Mildred Me t*1 ; --------------here with her 'mint. 31 rs. Fannie Katherl^b- Schirard The lunchepo Intyre who will spend sotrie time *. and M:*s.f..,E. l ’clot of Jack* F. Munson left Sunday uftctnnon' table w.n* tastefully arranged and "Ho spent the v.*cpk*yml lurg for De Land where shyi# taking a centered witji a crystal .howl fill­ ns ♦Vtheir* gucat. •, • . *^ ^ * - guerits of .Itiilge a n d ’ jilru. course In law at Stetson *Unfvor- ed with pastel tiptod flowers and i.G. Sharon. Mr. nnd Mra. George McRory siiy. * asparagus feens. - Aftor luncheon, W a iled oner—5,000 Cooiu.. O p o n m a . B lo o lu . M a t cards were enjoyed until n late nnd children spent tho day Mon­ ( J a in “ d , . , u> . * .'4 . # * . . » « « ' • w«l W’ S. Jordpn of Jackson-, Clyde Norton of W inter Havon. hour. Covcrp wero laid for M ill day with relatives nt Leesburg. pay caah wfcrkft prlcfa* > ." I* . T-" Knthcrin "Sc * rd. Miss Nelie Ray^ arrived here Sunday to yi-H spent Mopdpy hpre.with friends cn r-_.*•***_ ■ r Mr. .and Mrs. A. G. Doudney Puest of 3Irs. Jam es GL route to IU 'Ocala } where be has been Miss Rgvrrtv Bonder. Mi'* R o v La Verne Hurt. F.yan# Sne^cor. of Miami who Hnve been -spending, a t h ^ homo on appointed u# county ayriculturc j Clifford Ruljscll, Kinche(j Powers the holidays here aa tho guests >105 n . p a r k A v e • S a n fo r d , F la . - N e x t t o V ald e* ' IM B ; ; * U gciit. '' . , , lan d Itobert rilBhlcymnn. of. Mr.*., Dovdney’a mother Mnh is k • ' ji l" * . e’ T elep h o n e 14a M R S. F R E D . ft. ^ A IG E R * 1S o c ie ty E d ito r R esid en ce T el. 37* In S m a l l Sailbo Dinner Bailee Is Given At “Twin Lakes” By Garden Chib Meets Friday, 10 O’clock Mrs. D. P. Dr ii min olid iocial * - Will Come To The Milarte Theater On January lb Personals Many Sanford Boys Atend 2nd Round up ) * Marion Davies For First Time P la v s As American Girl CHIJLUOTA Oreran Club I last eekiy 1 't ' 1 IEiirii«lier f Minors-“*••*. >**m. Earnset \Vi.j»'srim; or,- - . Congrreffationftl Chi^fch Pancake and Sausage SutHMJi* ‘ Price 35c ? . Noted Dog Trainer 1 S Oi I he Harvester t l flf^ IYnsr> < harlot 1e Smith Knlerlnins A( Bridge TODAY ajtdCo TOMORROW IF' F U R S . FIELDS . TOR CO.' Adv.DeptVhQlteW® - -’ * i jTWTiFvnr 4 I ........... » ’ i. 'V . f • ’• i . �■ ■r ■ l ^ . , . —* U . , ■*. ,rt j . . • ■% jC *r .< ' ' . - ; •• • ■ - . *■ *•■•-'* , : « , > T H E S A F F O R D H E R A L P ,'W E D N E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 4 , \\ • \ * ■ \ i - W- v u V*. t i .■ ars Sanford, Florida January 4, 1928. The Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida. • ■% , Gentlemen: I believe that advertising in the Herald has contributed largely to the success of The Big Sale, and I wish to take this means to extend a few words of appreciation. From the first full page advertisement inserted to announce the opening of the Big Sale on Dec. 14 to the small ad which was inserted yesterday, every inch of advertising space in the paper has paid a dividend in increased sales). ^ That is what counts, dollars brought into the store to match every inch of advertising space! That is what Herald advertising has done. True enough I have offered exceptional bargains in all kinds of shoes, but I feel sure that, unless I could have reached every citizen of Sanford and Seminole County, at such comparatively slight cost and told them of the bargains, the sale would not have been entirely successful. The Big' Sale closes in about ten days. When it has been concluded successfully, I shall give a large share of the credit to the Sanford Herald. Very Sincerely yours, LLOYD SHOE CO. S. M. Lloyd J L lo y d says: E very advertising U- Paper space I increased v ' J . v. * ............. ... ’ ‘^' . r �L - \ '^ W ^ : ; ...* •''..• • • • .1 ' i■ i ".V.l.v" ^ ' -.• : ^ 'v ■'*•'• *• • ■* - . V ; > '^ ,:‘ /: l l j n p •• ■ ' -v * 7 .■ i t H E f iA ^ F O lU ) H B R A iL a > W E D N B 3 B iiiy 7 J A N U A R V ^ ;il9 g8 mmwmm Iterate 10-15 P la n ts an d F lo w e r s 19— H o u ses F or S a le - -PHngt. l is t In QUbmiaUnial Rm-e 1 JD lig lh ,lftHt'*M l Fit o mp K i P i MAY BE SOLUTION FOR BAD TRAFFIC P o litica l A n n ou n cem en t Atlanta Tram Cars ATLANTA. J n n ? 3 - ( I N S ) —The death toll in yesterday.’* head-on ttvllisJon of; two street cars near M iricttn .wfcs increased .to fo u rn tmldy yvlieu# Louis Miifcnder, 45, of Atlantal, 'died in the t hospital from injuries. . llwuvwiu le-icravu. feuraw erc. 6 U prex'svl th a t ~ tw o - other "trtjutrd pa wengers may die. Little chance was seen for the recover of Mrs. Clive White, 32 of Fair Oaks, and nil unidentified youth about 20 years old. 1 Unofficial explanations of the v.rcck have narrowed to the theory that the operator of the M arietta bound street car ran by a revi rignal. Two official investigations ore under way. , • . ---------- ’ /• FOR S A L E —Pansy Plants; also FOR SALE: bmnff ffou'p on Mag­ 'POLITICAL AtYXOt XCEtICNl* E n g lish A u th o rity . On T r a n s­ 1 hereby linnounee Ay ruiulldiicy nolia AvonUc n o rth 't>f Central few Carnations, Pinks and Snap p ortation P r e d ic ts ' H eayy the Li-Kl*luturl>. Niibjeet lift the PraSttcnlly no fur Advance Dragons. 40c eper dozen. Phone Street. $3500.00. will *>f the voters ^ of Seminole In crease in C ars T h a t W ill cash required payments like rent. V'lunty. la the inlmaiy lo he held 707-W. _________________ R equ ire D r a stic M easu res Oil. June O . 1923. Address R. H. B. Care The Herald. J1 be received I SI M. l.ttitU. collector, .sen t.} Purclu^se -popper and..other-spring ^LONDON,eimw ;’,^-Ftw esVMuiuwcrop—seed from —Stokes- Seed 21— A c r e a g e F o r Salt zentv Tng the age pf "skyscraper" roads „10c a -line Company. Arcade Bldg., and be r u n ti^t , l ' \ T V i ASSESSOR OF ns the only solution (or thu ever _____ 8c a Hno assured of pure type s tra in s All L i . * TASKS C. ihcrtjnsing t#pfflc problems of. the nreengo I wish ti. aanoiaicu t seed disinfected w t o tl(Q p e o p l e L-_._.~7e a line worltPs great cities,_lfonl Mo ttjjf Semlaqie Comity i t h a t I a oi a 1-3 ■t lo llila l request. i ll I* ’t r - e l p c l Kfan to Hiu Mf- (Itu ,‘E ngland** fore most authority o n S ftttk g V (Mini* llk h lo u l I'l^iillilati1 U'it.of “ HUbJret t o i t h o on tranrportAt'on, proohcSRs tliat rate s are for Jtorfk: lUw And. Hltnlldi .Atunad decision of the in tbei u e i p o knUiii Primary FOR SALE—Ga bop), In Joins wltbitj six y.-nrs there’ will * r f tr ^ u u jtiy ^ iriu jrl-'i^ u a a g a .fv iJld Ktions. u f " t i l l s y e a r . (toiibTc the ndmber of motor 'voaverage length •Phone G52-W Orlando road. Can bo bought nt A. V A U O H A N . h i:les on the roads as there is to­ n bargain with very easy payments. upstairs. )S. _ , day. This is an opportunity for some jo of 30c for (L e g a l N o tic e s; "The Transport Problem," the one to get n desirable poultry farm W ant to exchange clear property for nlmojt nothing. For further problem of traffic on the roads, o iK Is restricted in West Palm Bench for a small information see It. .1. Holly,vFirst in t i i i : c in F irif i.o n iT o f t iik hioving people and things from one Ilcation. TtVKNTV THIUD JL’DIFIAI.CIllfarm with buildings. P refer some National Bank Building, Sanford, Ct'IT OF FI.OIMIV\ IN AND FOR place to another, is the great prob­ i made The San.SFM1NOI.K FOUNTV. IN FIIAN- lem of the twentieth century. It t bo responsible stock nnd tools. .Not fa r front Florida. UKRY. • overshadows every other. JJpor S tre e t Insertion, Sanford. E. W. Drayman, 338 1-2 F II. AHIIOItAFT. lln.-.lver Sem­ inole County Hank, Fomplnluunt, our handling of it our future de­ fo r Bubsequent Clematis, W est Palm Beach, Fla. £4— L o ts For Salq * f _ pends." ' ' vs. office should bo A OROVJTZ and wife, JKNNIU Though Lord Montagu dealt with itely In case of- Save 26% , O, S. Vaughn, optome­ FOR SALE: AT ACTUAL COST OltOVITSt, rt ul., 'lierendnntit. the traffic situation nt it affects OllliF.Il OF IHTIILIOATION. trist, L. H. G riffith, Opticinn. BEFORE THE BOOM. Well lo­ STATF OF KI.01UOA TO; London, his view s‘and suggestion? Sanford Optica! Co., 305 E. Gth St. cated lot facing east on Palmetto Till: Act quickly in a cold. It may lead to A, onoVlTZ and wife, JKNNIK tTISEBP jcdniyt prfiu. Break up a cold within Eyes examined, Glasses made, only , OIIOVITZ. Ol’FI.I KA. ALAUAMA. are international nnd. can ivo ap ­ ° 2.J- llnfetnlsnts. ___ " plied to mntty*of.4n>6 aflitr great twenty-four hours. HlLL'Sxrilldoitt .....i i n T T - ^ T ‘ It-- appesrlna from a stvnrn but world centres. Combines the four' great require­ home, quite closo to school. $1750.00 of eomplalnt filed In this rnnse by ilUar w ith rates ments. Stops the cold in a a Difficult Plan reasonable. prices. the Cnmjdnlnsnt, that you. A, -■ - Almost your own trrm s. Address OIIOVITZ nnd wife, JENNIF. OROossification will day, checV i-the fever, „ His pinna for „ solution of the ‘'Seminole Builders, Inc. P. O. Box VITZ. arc residents of a Stats or plote information, open* the bowel1 , (ones the H ill m entire system. Get re*i box to- e * « M Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph 431, Sanford, Florida. Country other than the stale of traffic congestion are not extreme ib, they will assist day st uny drusitisl. 30c, SYOpS FloHilu: and that your present nd- ly difficult to have put into pro repairing our specialty. Toys, pig your w ant ad dress and place of resblnntn as par-' grass. They are really thn classi­ H I L L ’S C o ld * bicycles, sporting goods, and fish­ lo re effective. tlcuhuiy n» Is known Is Opelika. fication of roacj* on n somewhat Cauar* —Br*«I4s —Qdala*^ Alnlmmn, ntul that you amt each erm an’s supplies. Geo. W. Deetch, 26— M iscellan eou s F or kale of yoti are over the njje of tweiity- similar basis ns is used to :t small "The Bicycle Store." McLnndcr ftue years and tlml tVere Is no extent in the United States today. Arcade. FOR SALE—Household furniture, pel soil III the Hint" tM Florida,' "There 'should and must be dff . F ou n d set of n Suiiinum>J In (manreasonable, 018 Elm Ave. Phone eeryviceupon whom would bind you ferent roads for different classes 12— W an ted 321-W. or any of you. i .l . , - of tra ffic - I t Lx m ost unreasonable coat cuff lost on THKREFORK. this Is t„ coinB44J or return to Motor boat, with cabin prefcircd. Ford trucks for sale: 2 dump rmind you A. OIIOVITZ nmi J KN- to let all kinds of traffic—fust OIIOVITZ. Ills wife, to person­ slow, light nnd heavy—all go on and [^Hutchinson, Indian bodies with jumbo gears, only NIL ally he and appear before our said the same rands. German polico pup or dog. Good a few weeks. $200.00 each. 1 Circuit Court ut Sunftird. Semincollie pup. Singing Cnnnry with used "F irst of all there should be County, Florida, on the 6th fin*, body- same type \\jlh self­ •ole day of February, A. I >. lsz.1, to C. litT^Sibley, make answer to the Hill nt Com­ huge trunk linking up the differ­ jjook In street or at engo. Stable munurc In quantity. starter. *200.00. plaint this day filed akalnst you e n t blgVoni: s of population. On turn to S. W. Grant, Considerable woo/flf con bo (pur­ Lake Mary. by the Coin|i|uiniut! in this cause, these reads there would run heavy chased cheap while doing clear­ »d receive reward. otherwise said 1,111 of eumplulut trucks nnd vn;u nrd there would ft. J taXUE'i&z. tSRsWEiSiMG ance. Apply to L. F. Hill, Gar­ For Sule—Must sell this week, will be taken us confessed by you be no speed limits. and each of you and this cause Underwood typew riter. typosne bucklo between den Park, west of Paoln, or write wilcr desk & chair, Rotospcid proceed c* parte. "Do not get tlie uTolig intpres- Form Hathaway, chairqiau of the Stute Road Depaitm cnt under the The nature of mild suit l.eluu u sion that "h i! r'>nds" would administration of Governor John W.* Martin, today made formal^u'rt/H otel and • Paul’s P. O. Box 103, Route.A , Sanford, flat top onk desk. All good condi­ suit to foreclose those certain i t* y would avoid Finder return to Fla. UiortRUKes as follows, to-wlwt: be danger i. tion. Eox 999. Cure Herald. P h o n e 797. bilges, circ lng nounccmynt of his candidacy for the governorship to succeed tbo nuui MnrtgUKe Ktven by C. L llritt and the towns . bid. Reward. wire. to The American Trust around it the railways Kxccutor, dated Mny now. Ai.,1 . , i ■i> i a — lto o m s Wi t h Board Wood, all lengtns, foe sale. Leave Company, would 'be le»s who appointed him to office. Mr. Hathaway- has" made n fine record 15 th A. I* ISi’5, and of record In or Stolen: One bay orders nt 1511 Mellonville Avc. Mni'lgag* Hook 15, pave l it of the (Ltigct r i ’-.vi. t ■ in (he pre*- us lu-uii of the road department. Prior t<> his nppoitmmuU he wns priv­ _ Blazc-faccd, two Wanted boarders, with or without F. B. Dyson. I'ubltr Hw.irils of H*-miliolu Cbuli­ ent. Mu'. ly, Florida ; Mortgnuv given by A. [ad tic rope on lied; , , ' road, the B ate secretary to Governor Martin nnd before that was superintundonf " ■fh« lb XI I'mvltr. anil wife' unto t'liarles L. Announcements een. Finder please rooms. Rates $8.00 per week. Tile t..I. * any vehicles of public instruction in Duval Couny. , cluiS w .III Ill lit dated Oeloiler SI. A. II. IBS*, E. Douglass at Pulms Hotel, 420 W. 1st St. unit of reeoril In Mortuage Hook nbuu*.; ' > n ci i.jht, and would a HI mi pane S.1S of lb,. Poldie Ite*.-- hu" u a -i,) 'ctl i... N O T t n : <IF A N N U A L M K K TIN O .iidof Seminole t'oiinty, Florliln; 14— R oom s W ith cu f Board O F S T O F K H U L O F .I I S OK S U M I N - M- Iluav. given by A Oi-ovtts and •*1 hi n would ; me the great mass o i.u si:F F n rn r:n c o wife utiln ('bulbs I. lirllt dated of imcbi'-yifii'd roui!n existing ut tun purse, properly FOR RENT—Two /o rooms, oi^ ona with S m ifo r il. Fltirblii Slat. A ll l!i2t) and of Schultz. Reward if NNiTiri: is HK iiunv o iv k n (letober double bed and id one with zwin record In Mortgage Hook .11. on present upon which there would be T h a t in | m m unlit-*' w i t h ib n C h a r t e r page SiG of ilo* Fiddle Itccords of no heavy traffic and on high speed no questions naked, | beds. 411 IJark Avc. unit in a r e im i n n re w i t h tbu iir u vl- Seminole County, Fh.rtdu. Itultz. County J u ic e 's ullipv hIoiih u f l a w , (lie a n n u a l lm -nttim It Is fort In-1 <>i;|ere,) that Hits H o u aS ^ an fo rd . Fla. 15— A p a rtm en t For K ent they npi'onched the big' *if S t o c b hitltlers uf tin- Hitiriuulr N o t i c e I,a p u b l i s h e d ' i n)■- Tin*' he n S an a n- l . S e r u r i t t e a Crmijtuny w i l l l>,> mi ly*, t111 i|h |«>M eH|Hi111‘*»li*- | ii.iIfIif*ft^—|-'illilipjif ruatk. u uUld uttilul ft,rut Herald MtJ- ii.fTli-*- i.f tin- F t.m itaiiy lii .HuI In 'Maiif.n .I. S i-iii I iimI,- C o u n t y . I u n i i e r g r o t l i i d ol' ovfilufttd.? o v e rh ea d ." That That FOR RENT — Two to b iiet furnished i ' n v .if S a i i f t .n l. F l o r i d a , o n t h e F l o r i d a , **iu-i- ii w o r k f o r f o u r (4 ) briqgs me to u* an essential part of l o t h .lav i . i . l a n u a r y , IBCS, a t th** r.'i!,oi'ilIlv*> w e e k s am i i lint ti copy , . , , , , , ,, apn rlments, huge rooms, PIP built o f It* mi o ' c l o c k A M . for l u - i .i .r be m a i l e d in a Orovlt.-. 1 m y,(V lk 345 W . 1 st S t. P h o n e 2 13-J iott. In t i le c i t y o f th e t u t h e |iUI'|lteaof l.-oll«h|e|-||lg HUt'll m id Jentil t DODGE Park Avc. Oroviu. hi-* wife, ttis : luri^ the fait heavy traffic will in­ n i n t t e r s a s m a y lie b n m a l i t tie f o r e di f" ib b i!iis n a m e d In llii„ o r d e r and Graham trunk;:. PHILADELPHIA, Jan.. I Tests completed the calibration of tbo re ­ ivt'i'.s*'K>*S ill) ii.iml a it ll -tfflciul evitable be underground or iw r |3th. Street. Phone 3. 2 room furnished housekeeping It. r>nteil A h i s 1 b e K.tb day of iJec- HC■at to (IctcMiiine the amount -uf sun- corders f*Jr a lompuridon of the head.” ,.f liin V i^ ireu lt *'i >ui t of t h s apartm ent. $14.00 nfonthly. 301 einlu-r. a \'2~ • i *l i e u i t i u'L-nty - III!ilil JililU-lltl Highways On Archies ol shim* in Philmlul|iHin uiv liciiuLrffconls. l) Cor. 5th and Palmetto. SI 11it •* « f F lor 1,1a. in m ol for l.tjril MiniLiguu’s idead for this is COWAN CO. Auto \J l / s T F U ' AI IT. S( •mla.,1 ii* C o m i t y , mi l h in th,- t o t h cumluc.cil here under tin- aus|iii\^ I w i,j|( no definit cfigurcs are the construction nr huge highways id sheet metal works. Furnished apartm ent, 1119 Myrtle V w /eretai » •1. • > .*f !»«•la'iilhir A 1) :??7 * W W C S M IT H , of tin* School of Medicine of Temple available at this lime estim ates on urchrs. Arches which are sttpV 1. IM >1 v it.A aH . [Avenue. Phone 710-W. I’n sio*-nt Avo. 1mini re Mrs. Julius Tukach. iii1' vVll\VFi-'FB,r* ro itn l by niiormous piers, mifiml- University ami the National Con- show that at least thirty per. cent Plufoo 597-R. * i lepuly* R°ninn niJUCfltlcts. P o litic a l A n n o u n c e m e n t )epul> C l e H ( i * nC nm’ Icience Hoard o f Snnitnti.m. The of sunlight is Inst in the center o f ! )RD UUICK CO. IS E A 1 .) When it wits s iggested that thes<‘ For Rent—Unfurnished garage expet'inientH nic expected lo result the city. | Magnolia Avc. W II .S d N I b i v i . t : ,v n H t l l T d N . visions were rather futuristic. apartm ent, 1902 French Ave. TO T ill' VOTF.ns OF SKJIIXOI.K S i i i l d t u r v f*>r r 'lim p la lu n n t *hone 307. in a rculixntion o f tbo dream of Id,rib Montagu replied, “Why not? Dr. Krusen believes that u defi- ' I'D i : \ t v They-would give a new digiity. a IN T H E Cl Ri "F IT ( ' O f RT (»F SI-3 M I her*,by niinounce my candidacy health ontliu-mst.s - a smokeless nlto relation between luck of duy- . 2-lhrco room, modern, furnished ^-MARMONR I N o l . E I 'b l'S T V . I'l.d R II'A IN new charm to the city of the fur*--( li-rtb'11 ),, ike office of wbei light and epidemics o f.disease will apartm ents. $80.00 nnd $35.U0 for Automobile Co. i 'IIA M T .IIV I, IVjsiRcnl coughs ami colds Ica-i to iff uf Setninnlu c-mnlv ulijn-l l-> Whv should the cities not be i$iy. lie established and th at these ma­ ini,nix trouble. \ oil can stop them now I'l ItI '-I 11lull „f t ti ISA I. I t Ill'C Avc. Phone 137. per month. Private bath, garage Ibi a d ion *<f llo- voters In tlm The reseatelu's are lining made K I.K 'K E It beautiful ?” |)e*niicralie luimaiy in In- lu-ld n**xt chines will prove beyond the q u e s-: Ullll CrciuuLion, an emulsified areospace. .Phone 240-W m t D E I i ON I'E T I T IO N TO .H E .Inn*'. 1 will a piu'ei'lnt e your In these a relies h e pictured of­ by i>t. Flunk Hantmoad Krusen. lion of a doubt that the city duel- ull0 ,ilJt ig ,,|(.a,ani lo take. Ureotmlfr-V S e rv ice I ' I ' l ’ R E E D A F R E E D E M . E H yours, Associn'e Dean of the Temple Attractively lurnishcd npnrimente support. respectfullyF M\ Tli»* ii Imivi* uii'1 I nlriR f u i i h f fices above which would be niluatis losing much of tin* hyalth- [ ,jon js a w u medical distortry ivitli HAND. School ol Medicine. An intricate ler riots.” r o in h m «»n tiiiN » imv 1 1 * I m? iiisin t hi*<l abon cH or corner Park and Tenth Sts giving sunlight which ia rightfully | iwo-fold action; it sorehes and heal* In every shape and ii I miii re pm t o f (It,S p e c i a l M a s l e i TO V O I'L ltS O F M H I IN O I.K "Every pier could be constructed electrical device, designed to keep his. iho inflamed membram* umi inhihiw Sanford Ccmou-. Frigiduirc installed, w ater nn<l o f I Ik* leN llnu m y I n k e n iinrl flb-il F o i ’. v n an accurate record of the city’s sun­ Phono 18-J. ------------------------genn growth. anpnny, Fifth and garage furnished. I h e r e b y n u i m u i e i- m y s e l f a s a h e r e i n tog*-lb*-l v>Mli Ills f i n d i n g , like that, and there would be a e iilld iitate f o r s h e r i f f o f S** ml m ile t h e r e o n a n d tin- ( ' m i l l Io-Iiik fully large income from "the rent which light, has been installed upon the Of all knmvn ding*. ci**n»otc ii rccPhone 1 1 2 -W ._____ Four room furnished apartm ent C ounty subject to III** a c t i o n o f n d v l r e il In t h e n i a t l e r am t s a i l s - would go a long way towards pay- roof of the medical school building o^ni/cd In high nirilicsi authorities* i n o llm l llnI ' e t l l l o n e r . ROSA I.. tlm I h i n m c r n t l e | . r l m a r y t o (vv in the central part of the city while tael. Farm s, Groves, with private bath. 317 Park Ave. h e ld In l li e e n r i v part of J u n e FOE, F L I C K E R , a m a r r i e d w o m a n , h a s itw for the overhead road. onr of the greatest hralinc ae' tudr* for "I mn convinced th at we cannot a nimilnr Instrument has been plat­ N. Park Avc. iPhone Cor. -1th St. Phono 74. t h e enpai'H:. a n d * | i i a l |f l e a l I o n s to V e r y 11 s p e d Iv e ly . t a k e ebarn*' of a n d m a n a g e her It H IIIIAUV. do witlunit overhead or untlor- ed atop the Abingl-on Memorial o w n r n l n t o an d p r o p e r l y nnd t o t,e- ground -roads in llic cities of the For Rent ^-Furnished apart men:, - on toin s, in a dd ition to e n o n a * ' . nun r Hospital on the outskirts of the e o in n n F r e e I i e n l e r in e v e r y r e s ­ TO TI 11-; V O T E R S (>F S E M I N O L E 1101 Elm Ave. Cor. 11th St. „ PRINT SHOP liruliivr ele m ents whirl) soollic r mill-' -1 p e c t , t h e r e u p o n , u p o n r o n s t d e r n l l o n future, C O UN TY. city. » rftco on anything Ir. I u Ish t o n n m m n c e t b a l I a m a t h e r e o f , d o t h . infected i n e m h r 'n r s imJ f'nft t o e "Lot us recognize th at Transport At the Abington institution the Members and form er members of llie ml Ida t o f o r r e - e l e c t Inn lo tha o r d e r , a i u f i h j i : an*i i >i : c | i f . i : phone call will get FURNISHED apartm ent for rent cm irritation and Irifl.ininiaOjlP^ihUe Jlnt ia the biggest problem of this-cen­ o f f i c e » f T a x C o l l e c t o r o f S e m i n - tlin t t h e nTori-Niihl Itepnrt o f ttis in the Herald building—a down­ machine is expected to prove con­ Troop Three si!' Buy Scouts were crrnvote goe-* on (a the >f*,no>, It. U sh* hone .417-W. 9 Rail- town 1 cation a t remarkably low oil* *' m i n t ' . s t lb j e e l lo I ho a c t i o n Xpeelnl M a - t. r am i hie f i t n l l n u s tury Hinl net accordingly. There clusively thqt surburbnn dwellers entertuined by the Sanford Rotary mii bed into I he .illa tk s'lh n .ra t o f i lie v o t e r s in I h e O'eumernl |e he, anil 1 ti»i kj.tnit Is h e r e b y ron* would be no fear of our solving the rntea. Ask for Mr. Haines ut The l ‘i In. *r> t*> l*e In-Ill III .lull'*, derive the full healthful benefit of Club at n banquet last Thursday of iho troiiblc and check* tlie grow Ih f ll tin *1 an d a lie. u s e h e r e b y g n i h t f d problem if we go sensible and en Y ou r s u p p o r t w i l l lo a p p r e r l u l o d . I to , llie s a i d R o s a L K l h U r r . F1NG—The Roof Ev- Herald tJfice. v_____ , the actinic rays of the Hunlight, night nt the First Baptist Church, of the germs. I n iu rr lc d w o m a n , to niaiifiK«\ take ercetienllv to work." JN O . I> J 1 N K I N S ; because-in tho outlying sections the tbo affair being one of the most en­ Mv’tal shingles; fircomuhuin i* guaiantecd sstisf.ie.rays arc not filtered by smoke joyable of the holiday season just lory in th*\ treatment of nersislrm tin and galvinized 46— H o u ses F or R en t (L e g a l N o tic e s ) i/iugli ami cold*, bronchial isthmi. es n . Cowan. Oak ' clouds. closed. 3 . room cottage furnished noer _ ,, .... ■ . hrundiitlt and other form* of resnin d St. Phone 111. Light nnd lim it ti i - liiim ," ,,f Mint c o a l r « l h e r *•• par Forrest Lake Hotel at 1314 K. The Rev Mortimer (.lover rector , dhea.okand Uexcelhnt frrb:-,M«*» s t a t u t o r y p r o p e r l y mul t o l>«-. These devices, Dr. Krusen of tho Holy Cross hpuuJopal i„s ,J|B „('fr colds or r *. YOUK OLD WALLS 1th St. Modern improvements. In­ ■■■Ill*' a K iri' DdBlrr III *•' -r> f r * pointed out; undoubctdly will add NEW WALfodJAlNT quire next door. Church, served as tnnsUruister Money refunded if any cough or reldl* p-i-( I M N E A N D ( I R D E R E D In Cli;nn- valuable contributions to the scien­ while the guests of lion^u>'we*\NEW AND BET„nt relieved after ».ikiCJ! orrordir* m 1„ li, at Ktm(or«l, H-itiliii-l,* Cftunly. tific knowledge of the. relationship headed by M. C. Undock, scout• URTHER INFOUMAscout direction*. A»k 1 1 lo u r- drogg 1----- 1m . (J**vvi FtorlUa. ihlM I r.tli (luy o f D o r r m - between sunlight and hculth. When Six rooms furnished house, mod­ PHONE 235-J OR mnster. i.i i a D. 1»:t. ern, fifty dollars u month. tips data has been compiled, he (Si.i I||“IJ COLLEIl, SANFORD, The prMt rum opened with a \V. W W Ittl HIT. Phone 738. said, it Will be submitted to the march by the drum and bugle corps J in lw r c i r c u i t C o u r t . 8,-n ilu city health authorities, and it is nk- C o i m t j , F l o r i d a by a prelude played by PH—repairing, piano Nicely furnished modern house, p r o v ide that out of the investiga- followed WILSON, fitiVLE A DH11ITON. Miss Lucille Echols, The invo-1 exports with 17 years WWm will emerge an offiical otifntwo garages, 117 Igiurel Ave,, Sanford music store mil tec of medical men and email* caHoti wus given by Dr. F. D. King, ppe, Roonr JO & 1.1 Mc- und 2nd. St. IN T H E C l l t i ' I T C O l 'I t T i l l ' SF.M eels who will make practical rec­ par-tor of the First Baptist Church, Kentucky Woman Had ‘TerriMe Phone S32. IN U l.K C t H ' S T Y , F l.l Ut IDA IN ommendations of the smoke nuisan­ and was followdc by the flag sa­ Time” Doing Her Home Work. FOR RENT—Small house in four*'l I A N C E K V ce. Dr. Krusen is also director of lute led by Harold Fischer. The r. Signs of all kinds. ten hundred block on Oak Avc. remainder of the program was as J A M E S .Ml >l.'( IIIT U N . C o m p la i n - public hculth of Philadelphia. Strcngth Returned After Paint i Wull Paper Reasonable rent. Garage on lol. follows: ant, "Tho invisible untrn-violct ligld S. O. Shinholscr. Phono 180. • Skc Took CardnL (» ■ Piano solo by Byron Fox. .11 A H H R C I t 'iM H t K . a n d Il'ATTIE front-the sun, it has been conclu­ Address by i'.O. Shinluilser. Bungalow; b rooms, sleeping RUG STORK—ProA H EItC RUM UTE. Ills w ir e . It. I >. sively demonstrated, kills germ s,’"i Sha.ojrvfllei, Ky.—"Several y a a r a Violin (iota by Wlibur Smith. Drugs, Soda. We are porch, garage. $35.00 per month. C l t llM 'I 'E N Jr.. N IC K C n X S T A N - |>r. Krusen" saW* *fu^uniJnhcfr) nt ago,” says Mrs. Alven Joaaa, o f thta Addfos’n'h.vHl80 (j l.oliqy. iircai■ your phone. Call 103 002 Em Ave. Appy Roberts 1 INK. I. II IIA II Y E V. . 1 ' L. tight prevents d}’tp41iSdn, roqfultes place, "my Health was very bad. X Grocery. ! du\t of thu ^Rotary CluT>. ' cicnnlincss, ''.ncreuscs. production S t ' o T T , L A T A T E . ll.V f t lt Y C BLOCKS*- Irrigation StHection by the drum und bui'ie was very much run-down. I s u in LEAVER, \V. D T II O I tN T D N . and prevents industriiu accidentJ. general cement work, FOR RENT:—Small cottage on such a weak, nervous condition th at The infra-red rayu lo r heat ruysl n mi II. re .MUDRE. D t-fc lu lsiit* corpft. rea r of lot. Will rent for $15 00 crote Co. J. E. TerI was not able to do my houseworkN O T IC E ( I F M A S T E R 'S HALE. are today effectively used In treat Talks by Hurry Harrow and It. per month. Lycuted a t 1705 Mugp. 3rd and KimNo l ie u Is In-ruby tflvuti d i a l un "I struggled to keep up, because I nolia Avenue/ Inquire a t Herald ilur a m i by v l r l u u o f a Di-iau- ul lag certain disorders of the body. F. Cooper. s ( had to, but many • time I spent' F oi — Inunru a n d Hutu u'liturud lu ItnScience is Ueglpnlng to renlize we a n ted F em a le office. . re Ulenn. hours in bed, trying to force enough Vocal m>1o by a l x i i u - m i l l e d 4-uuxu oft. (lln 3rd are jeopariizlng the hofilthy grow­ Short talks liy fpri r-4s.w bcrs strength to go through the daily iluv or J a n u a r y , A. D. n * 3 . L os N J —3 room hous<? with 0 dozen sewing kungn.'Lq*U-r in EI u d A uIU*,.' ml th of a ll.liV ii^ th in g j, by living in g college. routine. v vhii 8.00 a ntopil^ jApply l l o m l a g r p c Otb du y of lu b m n i >. smoke-fjflci com m utliti's. In this s a t home. Spare time. c and the A , D. i « 3 r . uuin,> l„ - in « u l|l|ti*,T»„i "This condition went on far i Ave. off- ffotn Ished No button hole'., r tloiiTt ontl u Ju bu I-Vul(Mutiny ted Were: Umo. until I heard about C« In frr.tit o f thu .C ourt lln uxu nt much.aunllgbt, but we t.rc also dc- I r f c ” | ? ‘n00th,'sVeUon; A rthur p. Cedar Garment Facwhich bo mo one told me w as'i an ted T o R ent tut in nrd. St-tulpoli' C o u n t y , F lo r i d a pijvcd of the health-giving rays in e t t e r H o m e a t^ S m a ile r C o s t erdam, New York. F or Zachary, Washington and Bee, for such ailm ents.. I gave it an w ill o f f e r f o r s a l e t o tin- h l k li r s l the sunlight we have. The next and bust b id d e r f o r r a s h , du ritia W AN TED— Room In private Douglass King, Wake Forest; Jum- mediate trial, and, I am thankftil to j h » b-a.il t i o u r s of- sul*-. thu f o l l o w - step in the promotion of community say, my improvement was rapid. I H E lowness o f the selling cost when you btw i4:omr, centrally located, A d­ W an ted M ale Ins' di-m-rllo-d la n d , s I i. iimiu, l y i n i health lies in a bottyr -understand­ e* Sands, Univirtsity of Florida and Lcamler Burner, U niversity of soon wus able tc do my housework or sell 'through W ant A os is bound to benent dress Box J. Care Hcra|d. u n i b u lm : Ip tin* I’m i n t y o f Hemln>I*. ■■ I . ■ . _ . —V with ease and comfort. I felt fins o lu mid S l u l u o f F l o r i d a , w e r e par* ing of the action of aunl'ght.-The Florida. both buyer and seller. » • (b u l i r l y dvscrlbud ,is • f o l lo w * , study*, which- we art; undertaking and I looked so much b e tte r.' %’alits a garago near 315 Magnu Experienced direct set Stout oath led hy Allen , Fields. t o - ii II; • will holp toward that cnd.V "This spring I was not as wall as liu Ave. Call phono 771. For a few .cents you can find a desirable purchaser l s , t u p o r t y i t l i r u . - , i l i i a f J Eng $10 00 a 'day. Woh­ Tups hy the buglers. *I had been. I was ill in the winter F s u c s H u ltd ly liilo o of B lo c k U. 8, Cooperates for yotji* hQn»e immediately by fully describing your ler. W rite Box 1400 20— Farms FWr Safe. . ” 1*" o f M e l t o n v l l lu . U.-rtirdlntf w ith colds, which left me woek. So ,.Tho two recorders arc bufficientproperty -Cnd',l«A«rtii»g a W ant A d in our paper to F is t th e r e o f r ee o id rd in .F la t 1*111FER DIES la. '• */ I I sent a t once to tho store far Cantai t , t ly dose to each other to incarutc' l l - o k I. p a g e ' SI, o f I ,- I'tiblie once or twice. By using one o f our W ant Ads the and bmran taking i t In just a little OVIEDO CELEHY LAN d T7 *v H eoords of S u m In At. Count}.. accurately the.am ount of daylight GAINESVILLE, Flu., -Jan. 4—- while I wae feeling much bettor, a y purchaser and seller are benefited by immediate Ten acrus or more, one mile from Florida'; except .n ,.lilo n 's lott.in. the city, through-thc pre­ L u t s I. t. 3. I. a n d 5. a* per city limits, flowing wells. -Coast (IN S)— Funeral arrangem ents strength returned and I was abb to transaction, personal investigation, and the extremely sence of smoke, dust, gas fumes d e sc r ip tio n and ut *f t,hereof et my work dona easier and with Line and • Seaboard loading tracks were made yesterday ifor W. B. tea al low cost of our W snt A ds. r e e o r d * d In M lneeUaT'O U* Hook. and the Uk«. * effort." onc-half mile from property. Price 1. p s s * 1-16. ’o f lb, .I'ubllAt all drug store*. . . MC-U0 I t e c o u U .o f Krmln-dr* . M u n D . "'The* United States Public Ilealth S f , Phif°a BOND AND MORT- $225 per acre, nothing down. Pay­ Sendee U cooperating in this work State B«nk of Gainesville and • Florida. MPANY. 112 Second able 10 ftoqual annual payments, Term s: c a s h . F u r e b u s e r t o pay and D r. Jam es E. Ives, Govern- prominent in Florida busiheis and in tares t 0 pcL or D e ed . 1 j C la ssifie d D ep t. P lio n e 148 \ \ 1 5 . j VIUTK. m eat I nom ination Expert and jMilitlral circles, ..who died Monday A improved business P au l'P . Barnett, 10 Wall Street, / H p o c l s l H uM er property. Also will Orlando. Florida. Phone 8398 j v .ii s f u a i s . m n f d ii A n fi i i i H u n r l - o ll c ll u r s fflr C /tia p Ia ta n n l. ( f ----------W P F. RATES E.r-ft: Enda Cold In 1 Day! " LUMBER T Building Materials a Security Lumbep* Co. A . Philadelphia Leaders Of Health Movement. Dream ity Smokeless OfMa BRAKE SERVICE HYDRAULIC X STD MECHANICAL AUTO REPAIRING Sanford Auto Brake Service BEWARE IDE COUGH OR COED . ■~' ' —* ~ A - Rotarians Banquet Sanford Iioy Scouts irrcr,Sl,Aate''l'-"-.:ilS At Baptist Church BADLY RUN-DOWN r \ 8 »*» rtr — - r«u< »ur T i ; The Sanford Herald a*— *. f ft m t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 04, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/52e1c216d73b48e8ff3ef22aad3ecc5a.pdf d66ead301b57fe9e596165ab308417ae PDF Text Text Housholder THREE VICTIMS T. L. H arley O f Lake Mary HOOVERS FOES Lindbergh Resumes His Aerial Argosy TEGUCIGALPA, IlondurasrJan. 5— (INS)—Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh resumed his aer­ ICJ. ial argosy over the -Central American jungles today, taking off from Tegucigalpa at 11:30 T. L. Harley, resident of Lnko ^enred to have H *».for Wm nml A. M. (Central Standard Time) Mary for the past two years nnd that he was going to end it nil.^ for Mnnngua. Lindbergh plans The following morning he is said -----— . an uncle of K. P. Hair, employed Leaders State Airing to fly around, tho Nicaraguan ., have arisen early and leto the f r ie n d s ()f C nbinntc M em ber by tho Sanford Buiek Company. mountain country where war­ Of Situation Would tome of liis brother. Ho has not ^r(? r usv D enyin g “ WW b OncOf T h ree B od,,ies‘Removed ___ , . . lms disappeared and relatives fear home fare is in progress between been seen* or heard of since 1 ....... 1 ** pering C am paigns” Design-! From^Sunken Submarine I8Ihnl j.p | ulH either ended his lit • Embarrass IVesid- T, l CityHeadBrands Jacksonville Bond" American Murines anil General Homo members of the man's Revealed A s T h at OfLleut- or wandered away while temporcd to m ake choice Gloomy Snndino’s Nicaraguan rebels. ent On Eve Of Meetf fmnily in Chattanooga fear that | Lie Charge That House Wants Price enanl CommanderRuyJiiljes; nrily mentnlly unbalanced. He probably will not fly with­ Mr. Hnriey jumped in the river __— Word to this effect has been reKid&lsAreExtrav-| On Sanford Bonds in twenty five miles of the and war' drowned, while, others Followers Dispell i Cold Suspends D iv in g ^ ;* b-V Mr. Hair from Chattn nrca. Tho flight from Teg­ -naipn Term, where Mr. Barley j me M »ful *>>af ho ,lm'te.l oh lent And Careless Eligibility Charge war ucigalpa to Mnnngua will covRequests were received this »v.ft rpecntly ... he « t . the. h e,- f o .r for hr. home In U k e Mery Operations For Time rlde^of ufternonn from a bond house iu between 150 npd 200 miles, ChTs° nmthrr who'died” Wed- * and* wiil he found later. He had L e tte r In Which Food Admin­ nr Jacksonville asking for a price according to tho route taken on §19.000.00 worth of Sapford Armed Guard Of HonorMeets J " } 3y of last week. The death| about $26 on his person wlu-n ho istra to r Supported Wilson nnd Lindbergh, expected to ar­ of his mother la reported to have [ left, Ch^ttnftooga, ^ of th„ c,ty bonds, according to an an­ D estroyer Renting Radies Plea F o r D em ocrats Cited rive in Managua 'within* two Probe ToBeConducted nouncement madethis afternoon When President Re- . hours. -• ■ • Of Three Of Snip’sO fficers greatly* affected Mr. Harley and World War and-served IS monthi by U. F. Whitner, cashier of ho had refused to cat or sleep. By George It. Holmes France. Relatives say ho was « > C the First National Bank. Mr. According to a message rccclv Havana'"' [hises To Get Even; Whitner pointed out to a rep= fyviirTiB iliiT «S From • Yhtorrmimvsi N ew W ^fr\tti.»/ifrr».— .vre---- -----’' y gy.ljQ M ,+-O t-good Correspondent u q ftta L T c u rerenUtiv#, ' ‘ strong mentality. WASHINGTON.. Jan." E.—(INS) this is an indication of renewed living in—Lake —WASHINGTON,- J ‘.«n. 5.—Her­ —A Congressional Investigation ■ confidence ■in Sanford's finan­ bert Hoover is looming thfc prjee j overcome by tbo diacial conditions. '. husband, l ’o* one pays for being the leading Be- . w n r i o m CITDDP1CI7 into tho “Nicaraguan mess/* in capital today ns lowing.his motner s ucaiu nim ; 10 U. S. Marines have been ferRinn tlm t the opinion ' talked Inebhcrcntly, among other Ike have been asked to u u - publican candidate for the P*"0®1* E A l E L I o U l i r i i i l j E which follows: killed nnd more .than 40 other* ic Herald would be di.sler Rov K. Jones, things saying that everybody np- a search foi the missing man. ^ dcncy. y • * . wounded during tho American oc­ Lieut* Commander Two *“wliispe»ing campaigns," by well * thinking „r Hennessey. Oklahoma.-Iii* wife cupation seemed assured today, both designed to make hia record nnd children lire now residing it but It probably will be delayed on- . and Warning this pnpor unattractive to the Itepublican Hnichorpe, *Md.‘ Lieut. D. A. Mctil after President Coolidgc tft- “ Ant a continuance of it-i his rank and file, have been started in O fficers Who A rc Skilled In turns from—addressing the Pi (I inley, of Norristown* l'» Washington against tho cabinet wife resides at N<». L'.'ilfl Fiftli Jrial policy in regard to Gcurilln W a rfa re Look On American Congress in Havana. aspirant—and the campaign baa Dcniocrats and Independent u-hff a ir s ,- M ayor E . F . Cessation Of A ctivities A s juunnnn^ n *'••*»*• ....... , . , tardy begun. * Republicans in the Senate are de- . Omen Of Renewed A ttncks Hodges, of Hiyereidc. « ahf.. the sholder condemned idThe first, to the effect he \ &in­ termlned upon un airing of the- I .... - John 1 l... M O. liutlTV home of............ bis brother, eligible lor the Presidency on coninconsistencies said ti) whole situation !>■ . , MANAGUA, Nicnrngun, Jnn. 5 ge». .. tiimional grounds because of hia day. They do not [t in a C h ristm as editorial, Reservation Lisl Closes \\ ith J.icut Commander •l'*ite-. was in Mi'C'Hntic S ays S e cre ta ry Of uoii-iesidencc iu Hie United States _(INS)—Accepting the sudden “embarrass" , m gnat ion of hostilities ns an onxjn New York E xecu tiv e, Guarded Complete Sellout {Additional comntuiul of tlic ill-fated tj-4 when iod Will Tow ards Men,” , dining much of ih.« last fourteen — ........ „ . N avy Advised H lgh O fficers moment ho . . _ was rammed nnd-sunk on Dec. Bv S ta te Police And Sur- inns has been squelched by con-i „f danger, the. Umtod States Rlnr- the Pan-American Congress as sn-iJ \n New Year editorial, uccu:.Places A re Asked In Final site To S tay Away From In vest­ 1.7. by the const guard, destroyer ’ „l;,lints and by personal I inPS and Nicnragunn constabulary “j .... 1 _ «, .. . 1 other “ambassador of good will. ’ , ‘ic rooniled ’ B y N otable A rray >titulioiiui»oto sity offifinla of careless and Minute RushOf liOcnl F irm s Paulding l.irut. McKinley .was igation IleKiin B y C ongress 1riciuhi. They denied tint Hoover holding the (own of Guilnli today Of L aw yers. Opens Hcarintf One Democratic leader In the Se- ' Jvagant nets, and then shifted second in command. \ cv,r applied (or British riiisonslilp; were keeping c. sharp look-but for tttack to include Herald rup* Identification wns made j\1 WASHINGTON. Jnn. C.— (-INS) Four hundred and fifty tickets Is wld pered about, and claimed |a possible surprise^attack ^ by the note said: "There will bo an In- ' vcstlgatlo'n. That much Is certain. ALBANY, N; Y . Jnn. 8 -Hor­ |rt, in n letter dclivcrqd ................. , . . . . to the Chamber of Co... rcc New Chelsea Naval Hospital where tac —Secretary of the Navy Wilbur ilnit he always inaintatned n-legal J r: liel forees Under General Snndlno. However, we do not wish to emoffice lute yesterday uttoi-i y unr,8 dinner tomorrow night at bodies were taken from lxovmc**- lifts .ordered high naval ..f.'ieer.s t<> ded by itntc troopers, Governor recidei.ee while nbIt-was.thought news of rein­ in California bjirrpss Mr. Coolidje at a time ■,, v , Alfred K. Smith this afternoon Jt ■ ' I the Hotel Forrest Lake hud been town aboard the U.„S. uestrojei .... forcements and supplies being rush­ when he is preparing to attend art sent ironi the country. Maur>’. • Fingerprint experts from | Fiay uw*y from the House Naval io Mayor described Sanford's gold today at noon when the re­ hsitrl the Inr.l pimis for the lives ' The second, v hit li •made its ap- ed to Qiillall may hdvo reached International conference such »• '■ test trouble ns having “too servntion list was closed. ;Twen ^ War-hingtoi/ muiic tho idcnlificu-, *vffuiiv- Cninmittee's. investigation of Mi . l’ulh Snyder and her par­ pcarance •mystcgrioutily this work, Snndino's headquarters and thi^t Ildus from record* of the Navy. J 0(rt.ur Admiral Thomnt. P. Ms­ _ in Havana. To start an in- I V. back-seat hack-scat ihiJjVH" and five additional ^eat., u,u-c aijiat. not* been bo cafily knocKc.l tho rebels may be preparing up . Hiving operation.were sUHpendcharges of “waste and inamour, Henry Judd Gray. Lnless . ’ . 1 r « uni*,*.-------Hllt'Mi, 1 tivm.i ................... ntlon at this time would give *hi« ranged in the dining room today Ihged the editor of llowing the |cificien.-y" cl fici<*n> y" in the Navy. Kcpres- . r interfere*. M v .-n y - down, and while hid friends mini* ambush. The extreme quiet tion a chance a say *' uftcr the limit had been placed c<l because of the told followhig spaper with the stiftbiucnt yesterday at 426. im* bodies. (.nl,UjVtf Met dint ic, (U) of Uklalover v id g" mile it3 ImpoiMiiiee they neverllie- ing since the counter-uttue dicing sabotage recovery of the first tin a: mortal i ^ouulf cliargod lit tltc healing to- *• *• . . . . t “I sincerely hope that you le^.t tire engaged in Htnnuluu ef- Stinduy hns caused officors e efforts to extend I A number of reservations were Mi anwhiic all that 1 who met »| V to the ihath in tlie ilcctru Gian ,oils today to discover Its origin. nued in guerilla warfare to exi jonie of your crew will off el received this'afternoim after all ,»f tiie brave naval men tin-America. It f in such ; 1heir doom 10J fcotjwlow ihei*urAdmiral MnGruder, under qnes-[one week 'ram tonight. , i^e all precautions. , Isclf to the public to fill my to tho President Jl consist!) of a i i i , , liar letter The executive chamber W.i * bleak' qim-f at 1 ' li(lllil,K> 1,’iiicd the chiirgi-. motives. But to, and should the peopl? i iirtCB, the names were taken with •;aee i>r the Watef off tne bleuk' :ui ,| "Hotiier f.iior.d I'etnoThe main force of the rebel imowi I im ! to rapacity when the K^v* iia ii 1 ,,:igic: v m 11)19,' and in- group is concentrated nt El Chi‘^’ ‘ “Iii view of the fact that commit _ n ln v « tl« t' ' lugh mistake accept you, 1 ih • promise tltrft if rn.v<organ,r.:i- -nndy shprr* of iCapc ' [.tioi'is foiled to. usp their allotted ' brought lure by the i • *-• •• tee member eould call any oiftc- ernor opened the hearing nt I'-’Mj jb hove th* votes |6J a b tier which Hoover pote............ which is- an .. almost inacosswish thorn well." mu y • , , ..« 1 . cr to testify if he weie in the “Vloclt. An imposing array “r , vw,liU, ^ |.rodo,ak B. Coudcn. re.ervatiotis places rtpglit he fur.Vaiiry. want.!* 1 blc jmnuLium .rtriinghold. It letter ui (ayor ifousholifi'rV Ar. the Maury docked nt Uuirlca- roCin, it looks to me as of the sec­ lawyers weie >e«tc'i before rr5 7 ' nn7 un,jl.r ituotj Snn.ano has prepared nirhs'd at the last minute. ivpw— Ycrtr nn rrorr T , the Navy coir is l»s follows: Navy Yard, iiiro.-s >aril, m :o. •the bridge [ ,otM ,y ioIre- tl rotary tryiny t«» keep them out fnntv 1111111V“1>11r__sTP-TK: Til•' a’ win •. t ie f)emiK rats promptly , n withstand njAfl attacks by the the dinner will by l ti large ' t'.W'n . nforcomenta todn the TCM'M IfY»fe|dt.t1. ■ ' 0f the ie com comniitteo'a .jurisdiction,’ • , vs included Eagnr F. H Mi. *1 ar a campaign ilocument. |Marines nk this'lolnt, although it the bclcagurcd Marines on rver Riven in Stinforu» it wns j.e- froi.i ford Htsruld, id Marine guard of hoi\cr Mood .1 toll, counsel for Gray; Histriit A' _ _ . . _lint iv. elnred, otul is described ps being . 1 •||10 lr ter was written a \vee„ wt,s reported deaertcr*'tjrom hi» Nicaragua. ' , . K.rc/j,ri. ntdve th at this p.iney l.uhard 8. Ncwcoiube «> tSanfonl, Florida, attention. On., One hv l»V mu' ‘>"c llio '.no sti* :■ 1•1 , ..j. || i.re of the most i'.inortnnt civic ,,|;ir l ’i evident Wilson hud issued camp have, informed HMinjf, ofThe Marine larco now bn"5ethvtS^ your issue of IKti ' iiiIi i r ,,IM. '.Aueii.-., and Charles Frociisc.l, strefeher . with a . > ,l ' w r . 1 cotniniltee tequest an explanation . you have, an Kiiit* rial eii- events of uny kind that has been 1clean ' lag ctivcring Ihe jgiini » r . fro,„ Vflbitr.” IU-,*. Buf- special assictant district attorney, bis ill-starred apjjCi'W to the coun- fleers timt Sandmo has kovftal field duty, about 1400, i« to b* vlr- (if , _ id * "New Year Grcetingtf, staged here*. A. logirialors, state officials, men try to rturrn a De nocra.ic C<*n- boats on the Coco River nearby in tunlly doubled. Two battalion*. , (R)> of chulrniaa, deThe affair vr.ill be strictly in­ R° W* ^ f t £ ^ I n l £ ? fKv«*ry maii, ler <R ), .'!•*. Hoover was hen f*»\d mi­ which he expects to make his es- comprising 600 men each, are ru?hLu-'in my Opinion is In line with min i .'.I and MeClintic withdrew an,| women from nil walks of Hi 1r_....... I,., fnt 1 Secretary Trotter r usualt policy OS # to. *the Imure formal, .Secretary trailer stated su.i... from officer to "g"h” sioisl nt id­ his motion nftcr he was promise.l ' ing preparations for sailing frort L nt the Inuring. Mrs. Smith. ni in '.raff r in toe \\ Ison ndmtniv ( .j|le hard pressed. fnro of the City of Sanford. |today in answer to numerous m­ tention, the Marim* guard « « « " go .•ru«*r. ninl 11 part" . . a mu. this country, and additional ama^ []• Ip Mexico City, the charge that that lie would he allowed Iu ‘ iil'Jv i!V the ^ s'at •nvnt rre-iquirics..................... e -|quiries. While promoted Iu, I,,,,, have nmde made n a s'at-nvni , ,, ns, n. ting arms. There was n»*so ut« naval officer:; for questioning on 1 (nenda were ' present, sirs, j ..; “Mv own views me. sununurize' ; Nmeriran Mailnes have killed "JO units have been dispatched from ^ [ive to the Municipal affairs <■( |, . (-together meeting for bniiford silence a- the im.C orape.l hodtcJ , ihe MaGruder charges. t v e nius , bine ii’"- | nragumis in thrir operatlpiis Tanama, Norfolk and other place , ^ '.I, epliinc Brown, mother m ( , , Citv of Snnford. nnd among ’ citizens, primarily the dinner v»l mine ashore*. They were taken t" H i t-'I > ,.ui't fol" t he I'res iden', |)|KHjngt Cfncral Snmlino's rebels in to bring up the Maritas strength lit • M i i'• ii-itii* Slid that the first j Snyder, and Mrs. Mm guet je r things-' tated ili i' the City j lie fore the purpose of honoring 11 waiting nmbulauie and tram* will call is Cupt. l> E. ' nnd Mis. Matgaret l-ogau. inntUe..^ , | J 1* 1 I' 1 alert. “l am lurj . h(i rrjf|on 0f OrotaPwas made to­ tho field to npproxlmatcdly 3,0'X) J hieing managed by the ''cureless l tw.. prominent visitors one of "erred Ao the Chelsea Naval llos-iwiLns *d AP h • ■ Wil n . I«*ad«*ri>)iip, n*»t day 1y l)r. Pedro Zepeda, envoy of rifles. walked , 1 hek-rit, tee.mal aide to Wilbur. •aru r-i ter nfGrnyrcs,^l.vc V •• ( •• ■ ■1 1 extravagant net.. thought- whom hus becomv clo-oly eonioa marine gnnnl irelePltnl: I. ♦ , i hi* 1 hi,*la t «t the war, but , tin*. Nicaraguan revolutionist here. am.MnGruder refused to join 111 crit1 ,a.l 1 .er 01 1 1 . The fresh Marines are In addi- ^ officials.” and being a city led with Sanford fin •mini ......... . »<»VV! •Ml l'1ther side <>f tin j lei-m of the Navy l.eiuu -v of tl.« w. re seated only a lew leet .re ,n il > * tu ta getiu tons *>1 pea*'**, and icial I wish to brand that state- within the |»a>t we. a. I 'r. Zepeda made :» bitter attack tion to the dispatch of seven naval ■•hitliincc. ntinned lit S-1 i.iMister. In-fad. he laid the (. re rm f • nnth. 1 ., iv,are! in ti'1' ilirci.lion "f upon the American occupation ip vessels, two cruisers and five de*^ nt as a lie. :;o far iu, npp’ie.t t. Kdward W. Lane, |n, . iijctil A aa -.il guard was Nny, ,•* a .1 haul: 11 ill tbo lihaluli- i Nh nragua and declared that “while troyers to Carribbean waters. Tpe ^ (01 Mi and which in my'opinion is lu. Atlantic Bank of Jack m r. :l'- It,., hmpital ns a mark «»f honor ala*iie at ih« do o s of Coiigiv^J H*,.;, U, n. eetin-el \in" ta.ii 11 of ihe world.. lulls nt' salvage vessvls-oi »hr .j,.r< , p ned the homing one among the many staterbuirnian of li e board <n dir to t'le dead. A Inrg. crowd at- | the people of Nicaragua nre yre- opponents of the administration** T ' Ire mi certain the gtivernm- w.atld ad .»r 7 lus h-.t* r i* -now living circulatU liy which you lid'e spread ,r , „f th>. iHe Sunfor.l Sanford Allnnti Atlantic jptvd t“ enter tlv*. ..nvy Yard iicrn.mi 1 - pv. ..... • • • • ■ * | , paring to welcome Colonel Ltad- policy in Congress are charging Godrfeariiig d**ci ion.' 1 a ••flu. Germans have two spciord nmOnir ••urJ *|**4en:i and . N’mlnal Bank, and John lemplc ^ liie the bndies were being, trim * ’« 1 iiulu ti .uu.-ly an.I iimipyioouiiy ^ ( ^ t,Jo „f Segovin are that the States Department has dentr nar^JJSii' by a psychiatrist med our City/YoulKi. one wa« a<Imit to iallv built Milvage ili,p'>, which I •‘•I'aiii iulvi-.eil 'ily.'Yon tf,i. not in *l '<■ j i;iuVl,s 1 j, , .liter of tho .!:««I; •«*n- fcl 4_.,| i,ut :wvei tho public” In 1st accounts by 11u*ivers opm.ncnls. Lveiy K* • •' -ho,| with blood of Gen- calved Snv*l«r eniu*"* * liar iv 0 situation In Nicaragua. They i*. ex existing as . .;;c nn official. naval pasi1. nt.l,..\.. *|,v Imve u:e,l with »:U<- within what vv.might enll the t " i- j,Chilean .Member of l .v this condition itis . . .1outuul anil one of the most IwitHout ....... ........... Slin(lino* !, patriots." jiV ic 1 ,'... in i:,i*mg mii'iuiiji*ii*": . niil ur opinion, which 1 believe you ; ..minont newspaper nun in «•>'*, -------------------areTdigglng up past statements ; . le i'id one, und it is understood iireTd Kstimutcs of the number of cas- from tho department picturing Gen. I 11 know ’'would be discarded by\..„l,||,i m ill be here a« ruestj • 1 / I f i r f / l p * M11G1 oiler. “ 1 think Tmit the Navy light xi*ne of insanity," lln/.eltoii lU.urmh “l «* I * » hau i unities aiming General Sandino’s t«>M the governor. Dcpai ini- i t ha« i-i*coimne"i*l* d t > -w ell thinking peopl? of em |., and will haw p.aonin nt J f U S 0*15 4l1 v J 1 Sandino's rebel fortes as being 1 . i iii ihroiijrliout ih coun ty lLir.clton said Mrs. Snyder v a i tiyoil-in-the-Nvgul • Uc‘|uiblli'iiiiJ*i followers ure “pure guesswork, “a handful of non-descript bandits d emigre npproprlatioii- t- r f the ty, but ycu ansert rueh eiomif m only* "p artly responsible ' for lier S e c r e t a r y „? S'.ato Kellogg said huiiling *'f hip: **f this type. , be a fui't. unil a fact whMi I * and are preparing to compare these .1 Mure ntv no di.tinguiahi’ig marl.s [true, ennnot be uttered or pubTin* Bpicijd salvage ships arc wriingdoings. “ Wlmt kind <-f « on ihe loiter tiMnhoW the origin. odny. Reports of the number killed with later statements from the * icd but through a poisoned mind piesidcnt of tin* Chamber of t jm_ _ copalruetcd m> that gr*'at eianes clas** are you going to put uutn Tho letters have been minioogruph- in clashes with Ainerlcmi Marines That U' Navy Dcparmcnt showing th aturiv.d, ranged from 350 upward. “That li' Fundino is leading a formidable , With a mallei jus inlciit to do mercc, will be toastmaster. , 0 - . ____ ain |u. Uat-d to faiso submarines, Snyder in ? " • Hnsfclton 1 .1 and in.lik'd in plain envek'pw'^ "Surely not in the eln$B 0 1 tnc ,.,srly exaggerated," Kellogg do force of well-equipped soldiers. • ------:-------------' I.AVAMA CITY. Jan., r*. (f McHli.tlc :*a!d. He nnnu.nced that Hoover’s fiicm ls «laini tliat the gunman." • ‘ * ' dared. j t is hard to understand .m1' It is tho aim of tho Investigation 1 11axell'»n suggest**! that before 'Svhisj.cring innipaig;/’ L an inyitreri. Marines have been killed too, to discover if possible whero Jaf character of men are at t"' dicat'o.i *»f d*"-peril.ion on the part the governor rmulcrs hi.ileciston 1(1 of the newspaper, a: mrornkig to official records. Kel­ Sand hio is getting his equipment, t..v wir.- t..day whe..^(» > ; MS;,m,r:i,e» *.*e «•* he talk about the case t>> t*eorg? f hi? opponert»s. Not being able to 1 personally stated t,» me Ha*, C o r n e r s t o n e L a y i n g •<•( hu aviM < oin • logg iignin described Sanditfo.as a which navy dispatches show is of 111.11.1 him o ff any olicr way, they M* Laiighlin. former p«b> • 1 Sv r * ii;f>»rmcd **f publication of th ■ h|>i>l. u ^ did not have any deviiv l > ia- , modern design and effectiveness- * “bandit." .ay iialignaully, 'he epositiop has missioncr of New A*irk < :l>. tho City, nnd your denire win L a k e M a r y L f u i r c n . l a c t that Bull, .hud been . Mlll; ril.i(.r 1<lW Urn e..n.mittee : --;---— Less than a year ago, the u'Voittd > • ' "anonymous ciivular^" oinly not to say or publinn _. . on an old 1 hni'ge of misconduct Cliu slb'inarine S -l h;*»l t " u ministration openly charged l uul “ inalitflmi". w'kisperings” iu un SH IP BEGINS TilII* thing that would he wrong or ; congregation \with Rev. Shuford Jenkins “ l 11)(.n sr„p, u mid li-i- niiig .1* y** *;*» to Mexico was financing and arming e ffo rt to tilli| public sentiment. If utli-ions, i to injure the members id the , the Nicaraguan rebels, but since Hoover were not t'ornudable, tliey men Ol'lNCY. Muss.. Jan. tbo inaguration of efforts to better It >-our line of fditoriaU, and , rnurrii I u l night la"' 1" , ' 1 |„oks |tkl. blackinuil born of i,s ih, *!i >: 1 . >.*c Paulding, vhich (IN S )—Aided by a fleet >•! '->• tag nrgu?. it would !’«• umn.cehsftry fo? tho relations lietv^en tho Umtea,-V yropcrly written news items. . lt,ut. „f thy new builiftur. (he !t looks iir un(, ,„.r ti >. s-l. eppu ition t<* nd*»pt aucJi tne(unit the U. S. S. I.exiugt<»n, gig States andMcxico ihe reports which. stftrtcd I 1----ici .Xe\ 1 r !u er:’, while the miin many instances fad to emi- , (.„Nti'ii**tinn *>f which was recent |jealousy r.t 1 . | , |tt.lu.r untie nit plane carrier, w: for .. correct ---- - Information i„ . , , tl . . . l . i j t 1.1 the piuecnt tewarels. I <1 like to nni> I Jtanvi ul '"» "eu* r | to Hoover's have been published by the *Sto,to* the t<> the *bf |y sUrti-d. In itddi o 1 10 1 u •)ftw. mj!Miu | i,1divid1.nl win eonemting »tundar*l.r.ati«.u ie?t * i.n lier maiden trip today when »nu |pjjci| complinmetluted, his friends nnd Navy DepaUments hare con­ Kblic, Again In your issue **• vvu) brought from the l'""' River | strength is npprec'u nunl ............................ .......* .....- - * . • OSSINING, N. Y-, Jan. 5— hurchiiienibership, tin* " im,” f ; ' rJ , Ull. lu;„o r 'i.ilh.mm.a. Hethlui that chosen ior th? re-1 tained no mention of Mexico, Dui^ comber 21th, 1'.'27. in nn eiiitm- 1• into the cbaunel and liem.od unucr \are ..xcccdingly lrritnte«l over Die . _t>eraon*. a woman K...pttjacted a f rtid ^ ^ , cry C r u d e r . cntitlcd "Good Will I'*-^ *1 other Luke Mary her own ireim’n.luu* |»;.w. r u m l , I ^ i lwo m.n, » r r . burned to only n mystor'.ous rcfgrenco toxins rebels receiving "outside help. tin- Siiutli Boston Drydo* *>. where (iu**UnU£d on p.igi: :re people from various parts <>f the long. death, eight firemen were over­ SEARCH FOR JBUERILI.AS , hlii will be overhauled, i raparnThey'd better watch llicir stop come by smoko and thirty five county. . tury to going into active ranveo in The program opened with n l fed like taking the next boat .to SHANGHAI, Jan. 4.— ( iNS) ntily clad guests fled into tho *0C the Navy. . prylude by tho oichestrn, followed the Uniotd State**. “I do not know Nationalist troop** were combing rally m o rn in g cold when fire des­ The vessel is the latest in con­ bv the tin* singing singing of of the the doxology. doxology. Jenkins or Moody, but I would Muntuo VuM, u0 toduy tl)dny searching Bcnrehing for f“i tho by troyed the Wcskora Hotel.. struction in the Ulutod Stales NuOpening 'sentences were given by stoke my life that tiio charge ? ,K.ud(lllurtcrH of „ group of guerry nnd wus built over n ijc'riou 01 Tho fire was believed by author­ ,*!... tames Thompson of 1-aUe : false.” Declaring that he expect- nias who mte/ypted to cupture tho ticvcn years at u cojit cstiintttcci at ities to huvo been of. incendiary Mnfallowed hv* scripture read-! cd his wife to Join him hero next Kian,;nnn ursetinl and K*Bn *®ntrol Mary followed by scripture * « « .-,$50,000,000. r WARSAW, Jan. 6 — (INS)— origin nnd was thoi fifth to ocing by C. D. Wolfe, Y. M. C. A.!June, Womack aildcd: "Ruth and of tho city yesterday at midnight. last six MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 5—-(IN8V-- * With their eyes bandaged and da- cui at the hotel ini the las^ IThs home of W. T. MiUlu-ll .a secretary for the county. I uiuicrstand each other." oiling with automatic revolvers at months. MIsi Ruth Nichols, 24, Rye, N. Xn lame building on the Hutchinson Lnylng of the cornerstone was arms length, Colonel Jnn l’ociewin a waiter society girl, was toda/ e" jrnt on .Cameron Avenue, tins done under tho supervision of Father One of tho dead Children cliun and Ilronlslaw Krzynowsklv, at tho hotel, knownn omy^as Al- the tropical sunshine and doming wus completely destroyRev. G. V. Alhertson of DcLand, son of a Polihlt Senator, have mor­ bert- The other man was known oni ^Plunge f by fire which is believed to have Held After Burning Bay jr>fdu,.w—In — Biscayne — _ tally wounded each other.. em caused by sparks from tl'.u assisted by Chester Sounder, l„ Charles Flcisch, prpprietor of ...y landed here last night contractor. Rev. Janies Clark of Colonel Tocicchun overheard the hotel as Zsheriff McKenna/' a rron-etop flight from Naw dniticy lgr.itir.s th? rcuf. LITTLE ROCK, Jan. 5.— (INS) Sanford offered n prayer und thh Krzyjizjowski malm a remark Tho woman burned to death is be­ W. G. Dendy, father of five qhllTho fire was discovered about 10 wnsf fallowed by a vocal selection ic account of the events leadiug up ubout President Plbudski winch in twelve hoursLOS ANGELES, Jnn. 5—(INS) ho tlren burned to death when his I’dock by Mr. Mitchell who saw to the shooting, but Hunt refusod held to be insulting and promptly lieved to havo been his wife. The beautiful young —William Edward Hickman, con­ by Mrs. Jnniea M. Thompson. farm house, four miles north of tho flames as he worked ih u near­ The'body of tho waiter was hopped off with lU rsf to testify. , . . • challenged him to n ‘ duel. • I be The dedicatory address was here, was dostroysd ■by fire , -was fessed kidnapper-killer of Marlon by field. Other members of tho Hunt has maintained his tnno- duel wart urrangtd on modern uiu*s taken from the blazing building owner of the piano, and Parker, faced iPStcond murdor Htollly In the house were unawure ivoq by Rov, J. H. Shepherd of held in jail wlthodt bail today. J’arkcr, cepcq of the druggist a murder und left little to the skill of the bv firemen while tho flajnea were K. Lee, New York sportomann ustis. An offering for the build­ charged with ursqn.. churgo’ sf the blaze until Mr. Mitchell uru----- * today aft tho Los Angeles ever since Hickman namro him as duellers. • II.._• 4 AHtnlln" .roVfllVtni Autonittllc" .reviUrers/| a't thclr height. The other two Fi.r ockuway at 8:06 A. MA more serious charge may be County Grand Jury prepared to robber-accomplice. Depi/y spb**- woro chosen a« thf jved to i(IVc the ulurm. Most or ing was taken following the ............... recovered, howwithout previously weapons. Tha !j bodies wcrtT were not rccov< message of Rev. Shepherd. Bene­ placed against Dendy, police, an­ retuiei indlotincnts in the flaying Iffs. accused Hunt wlth/th? mur­ tuen-agreed to havu tlu ir lT‘ UVOr, until after the blaze was I Jnjr thc[r trjp in an e f f ^ * ie furniture vus reported saved sforo winds had fanned the flatn- diction was pronounced -by . Dr. nounced following discovery by tho of C. Ivy Thorns, nose Hill drug- der, however, wlwa «( autopsy bandaged nnd they were, then pine- ' J ' out It wai reported that Jttrt I publicity. The distance was K. D. Brownlee, t>aktor of tho coroner tliat the skulln of children, les beyond cdntrol. " ' . . ... — *>-— ----- 1 -h • -• report showed -that 3 Roms, uad o*l nn nrirw length'from cucn.otn- before tho fire was- discoverwl, I -vFarmers nnd -negro laborers Presbyterlnn Cburclt of Sanford. ranging in age from four to four­ V Both Hickman *mtd his ennf^sed bein killed with a .88 cY bro bul­ . r and ut tho given word opened man was seen running uway from • fjichols. attired in tl teen years had been •crushed. ' All ueconijiUcc. Wclby Hunt. 1'** Ifrotn pdjoining places -formed 11 let. Hunt, according to Hickman * , ' t ,t of lato Hying togs, djs SEARCH FOR YOUTH . the bodies were found piled on ji-ar oiil Knnsus CUy youth, have (bucket lino In I*.n effort to save d fh ca<1^ * one bed, although there Were two implicated themselves In/tlrt.* RAso ecnfQS.Mon, carried a -39 autdmatir of the gUn4,v«tT tnvptyot^bulldhvg* and tipdrby honiev. LUMBER *EX PORTED *emerged from the ^nckpit HIGH POINT. . N* Jnn. 5— In the room. .' Hill Fharmaoj* holdup ,on Christ­ pistol while Hickman used, a _ Both men fiUffrrrd heavy 'vowid** [Although two other dwellings Dendy, declaring thxt the fall.ng mas Eve, 11)20. Which was clim­ lught fire tho damage was report- (IN S)^Search was in progress in '-til prove JACKSONVILLE. Jan. r.— <INS( ; K11Ruth' Thontft. * widow *>f tho In the -jitiMvarij V/Ugjli '■‘•■Statu. mm sligTiL Tito fire^ department two ntales.tedov for Wiliitini K'Iu'j * biunin or the hpuse prob<*bly. crush­ axed . by the kijling of Tlioms hgr lu»- falsi, - More than lfl.QOO.OOO • feef *»f ,% 1 i)hot (heir elulu'aru-wlilwho STl'a RT—Contract lot tor, [ a small thrmtcid'.truck to the Ytr, Orlando, Fla., collrgo student, ed tile childrens' sktiII*'showed a when ino tho ,hoy bandits b.xr.d rhot..and polietcun Don V V cut on hi* head received in trying f % > • , FERN AN DIN.A r * 'Coiutruclioq luihbU w o exported through the i tion of new packing b<w*c Re und agisted in fighting the wiio hns been mysteriously missing port of Jcsksonville. during the l . ’ rescue rswiic iniIK- c-n.ia.w. child.’,;n ijv ™ j W/. ~r * *iiirkmiin'onfl , & V . * * « ' Hunt ' wtru Oliver, who' wounded Hunt n* tjo rinc« Monday, M. P. Woodall, or fp inise. ' • '• Maitln County Growers *■* of Jljthodist Episcopal Cb'J**1* C P U tali live" drug »7oro bandt.u A-cbdalo, with whom Kluklor dioj noiri1 tirtic iuro* An 1 , . m . _u » l- — i »'n% * v * rpureu mo - ui ur '■.*■•• . *.— ' .,,,.1 **ah Strcot* last yoar. according to u reporti* The house was one of the oldest tion. tber' vreiv nr.iynffllU' grand joo' witcorner of Conter. amt wn inndc public here today. a -the Christum* holidays* *?' 1. the City oectlon. I; was rprnt . Cameron . . ........... ............................ ............................— v I * *. * . rvr.nill nraring completion. alu*.d ut W,l)(K). Insurance of ^2,-1|**irUid- to authtfnties he feared aldorad** is thi t.nl> aurvi n»g, ul robbery. »Hickman •• •— » gave — *• "»*•■ n tw j, a• *»'• graph* ^ ■ • friend had met with 'foul pipy, child: was carried the place. ■Since His Mother's Death ays [r Criticising Him AREIDENTIFIED Meanwhile NaVy Rushes Marines ms Against Any fcther Criticism MARINE FORCES 450 TICKETS M E SOLD FOR-DINNER TOMORROW NIGHT ■ ' FSZL* *. ^ ll’erros Misconduct Charge Falsehood Ceremonies A I K h r e v f r '”'""; "r GOVERNOR SMITH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SOLON NAVAL MEN TOLD HEARS PLEAS OF NOT TO •TESTIFY SALLY BY REBELS t t e n frr^fi^ira .. .. . d zJrJ& lS IS % Three Perish When Incendiary Burns New York Hostelry *„■..w- 1'L Duelers Mortally Wound Each Other Using Automatics [ome OnHutchison farmDestroyed By fire This Morning of t Hickman Faced With Second Murder Charge As .Iury\Plans Indictments ■ Girl Reaches Miami, AfterNon-StopHop FromFarRoyKaway �Mysterious Gossip Goes RECURRENCES OF ■Round OverBout Between DEBT AGITATIONS Jack Sharkey And H een ey^ ^ OFFICIALS n in iT o n rm r^ n n ~ f)rT n lle rtrH c u tv I l f D n h 'J r f f i l s h International News S c n ic c Sportii Editor l nD . a_ „ J „ wU . . . H i .___» r\r lalfon ause Sport* C SC m uon Believed *>one\ecl CC ause Of or I NEW Y O RK , Ja n . 4— Somehow.’ A v C c W y P O T C l 3 . i l l / J L L Revival Of V irulent T alk fc ns1 the date of ol the Wie J» jock nnarK ey-,T An A tnv A ek Sh»rkeV ;T A n no -- n n llnn re. O Aw n '! '• ! --------'• £ Tom Ilency fight approaches and L 0 S A n ^ ^ l C S L K C H IK George It. Holmes Sharkey doc? not, the idea tha*. ' . -• --------- *. / I * I r t i rm tional News Service all is fa r from well , with the j LOS A N G ELES. P alif., Ja n . 4.1 1' rr Correspondent great fool line •umpire bcomecs •— (LNSJ-r-FIghting" f , r g h! nr.d i WASHINGTON', Hoc. 30.— Admarc insistent, nut to say cuinu- ) rl-ry . 270 fI .If, , , won? . hedtilc « i n,i,li :t».'Ji-*»n officinN have he'enj Istive. T o d a y 'it took cVfinite a ’ o ff here day I i: “ <• n,,t 0 kttia nestled in a W fa »]e I form in the report, neither denied >o ; over tho reappearance in Europ?, rin iry tp a t *• . to determine the nor- affirm ed, that ten percent “ *f , of virulcr. nrritali'in f * - downward Sharkey.” as the *ay. lus l * - 'i entrants wh > will bp eligible to r * ' . ; i r f the v.a. debt settle­ disposed o f to Jim m y Johruton. -•tart Frida* m the, third annual ment . Why should Jrnnny Huckldy c l O.tlOO !.<■.» A h;:ih,j open "loutnaTiiii agitation i:. revived period • -— wirh to ccl!' nn? part of a man raent. ••>* I #/.yAiu.fi ‘^-v1/r* . «*ri frK'J’v .4 be really thinks is going-on to the > .Six courses \ re tliroWn open cn’ i" i*>>*oad. And while it is re i parded hare ns utterly futlie, it | heavyweight championship. f (,r thP play. with the th? ismp. Tin*,' ine^rr.r the qualifying p.ay. jw always ?• quires ..m udirdiidonutiu, answer Is obvious. Either * * er IftiekleyT field evenK njip d liotied *•<» .that i .• ••• • '••it — .. j i |iuu~flrfl Ikv d« i ipprtl B iv< rntnrr.t to quash it and <•m- ’ foret darkne s falls this cverting. Jor he doesn’t think nc is . _p dng • the- dehtnr -nations- tlttit ........ ........ 1 .. •... —x.. -^ -............. • i „ ; ***** do .anything, except, maybe, t Exempt only from 1 r a i n y bat- tli. re is no real luiiis /or the -rri-l twenty *ix yenrk old. .Tqhnston i!« w^K* thirty ii*.t'.*d star* of tie ,,.,Mirts ro-itlnunliy cabled* ip iltporl r p o r l a r ‘‘ 1 , r c P a > who liim -hcd high mi from thia ride - of the Atlantc. chance to deny the 1 th,* piny fo r' iiin^rs in the I.os i ' ' ‘ . . * ’ torlay, lfc ...u.jw didn't, .Instead . . . . . . . . he ... e- A . Nuli open events . T h ': revival appmcritly clincid to be interviewed, which . af • 1 |has Imd ita oripm in tha numerous ins like llarr.nm refus-! i , . ,. . ,, speeche.i mado in \Va.-h r.aton Ih is is samethin V ‘ .a,i h,V' , J » Ir®*«»Y »l»Kibl.. Wc, k ,,,. eoiicRinte cennomists. atin ? to cnicourape the birtli rale i\p . " it li the to.nl ‘ ti.iunB * t« tilling t!m rotiyontlon <>f tliu fev* on saps . . , ... , ,, > . , . imited v j - to •” 12H, r • 1 cutevn*American Ic JircH societies, Johnston did say that he would wictders e n* j; latkiy off today ..ilv f^nd ....... . rfrilflternlly _,.n_, —Itrtpending ?. •.___ I , , ' " tr .•.‘J in t.'v» rtc” i :dc. " be in Sharkey’s com er onthe mpht 'frj pliers 1" 1 dr It was no day I ;t , r g |.ni.|;cr (Jithr.rt the icof Ja .n 13. The rlpnificnncc o f I for a nervou - f»nlfer..wilh d.irknes* I lf|,nn*,’, n American move to *ethis move is ivparded ns deep pronii: imr certain Himlnatioii <*r v i. . „n]v t |t0 h llt;e.. ntul abiding by' the observeri, none I11" 1'1;.1 two-thirds m the contend- ^nK,,llf. |,ul „u Ksttlemcnts. o f whom know w-lint it really »».. ! ,r ‘\cr’'’ . - • | Seldom ha t^cre been n mayor Jolinstnn i* the mystery man *of .•.itiiou;;li i anriy Arm-ur, n a t - - (j1R. t j ni „|>(in which tiier,- is such New York pugilism, the so-ralh*.) ‘ iCn , ,c Hol.by ( 1Jn:::iii)iily of opinion. Both liewhite hnired boy wlm is presumed *;•'!i, l-'hark, .I.irt it Horse Jln r i^ ' pnldi, i„ s and. Democrats nro to gat what he wrnnts rcKordlesA of . ‘ * . .’.w-’ jV j. q. xMq'h’ Il' :'r,llv <’ m-mitted .Jo tiie collccthc fa c t that usually his wants U ,.‘ 1,-‘ '-l *•,. " 1 i U,U i !.ohlh ti"»« " f delita in their party pli.t■ renn k few j and niany other Mhi^ gims of the l h ( p|e«iK<r will be u .it r ,, ' V l " n ;s “Utnnmtir- !|,,,,.|.ntr(! the m 28 platforma. Why thia should be so, if nl nil. oily .n. srvvial nalionallv known ; .mialiotiH tzar. is not for me to .imagine. A14^1, »‘ 3ix wire forced i 0 i.nttie in to- I deluged this week with addresses know is Hint Johnston is idlegod. ,!ny •• tw i-* . iind test. hy college p r fvNH.rs ami univerto be in on things, whatever they Vil .• (coticmis' * U v< ring cancella­ a rt. tion „f war debts, or m iterial reAbove ar.- revolt repro'ditetion*ii.iida Ha--‘ t'ou t Overseas rail- tJu* mayor’s left is Kenneth Good-•trestles. In N’u.'d the ta r is shown Xo. sOkhvh it <;t<.*sing i vii ion dimv.ward. Apprrr ntlv these . And now*, it serm, _ i.pt-tdie; have lieen eufded ahroad «r enlarp'*im*nts from a inovim: •i tu t':.sly. No. 1 aho\v3 Mn>- sail, relief driver who made the from below vdiiln Mo. 4 gives a ms«l f n picture Nti. I’l poned to be in ’’on" Kharkey. l»y cnterpi i.slng foreign corres- picture film taken when (!lmn!e H. <i. Sewell, of Miatni, hand- tiip with Mr. Nolan. S o . 2 is,one clear view of tlu* nverngo track iiad j i r t arrivetl in 1/.| portil.-iits, mid have U**en inter- Nolan of Jackronvllle drove h r. •> letter to Claude Nolan t»> of several photographs showing over tthichthe ear travclbd. Th .•''where the party s.t'ip had the boj-s gossiping idly on the ] j | M l i n ' C i p S H ( O U V l preti.it by tbe alert cdncelhition. LaSalle ronds.teV from Miami to di li’-ered to the mayor of Key Nolan and Gondson au they bounc- I.ni?nlle Imd “taken the olidinp” in o.iaugh for lunch nlxanl I bsckstain; those several weeks. • J i .“ mi the debtor countries as rt'areoss lainouii V., -t lii i ai rival there. V. Tbi*. ill fa it, has tnhen on such an ‘ .V ! lertini' n rImaging attitude on and a doz-n •tgregated form tb it R ic k a rl' Tt tee liquor < >-im tbe part of this govijriinient. .c aiming ordered Fharkev to finish his I ,*,HU,dorly -ohet. ieo wo.. ....., any rate, there has just u p -• on puli. training here at least a week !• • |J j '' * ‘ c.M *r “ 'T.k lti;J ' T iij.! ? ; i',?**' I in a number of American | . .. mnrniit m o'riu ,, _ 'to u r , .ahndnr Monday r. ♦» fore tb - fight. The ..jn-''l. m. II I ippr .p,., - „ |„mi; dispoteh- fr-tn vr.jrr-^TTte'l nn' \repk;CTt -sBidMfn—wmil.T "t>tn 7u/fav7Mitl>' lie ( ( i *i. i ' , , the effect that tile French won’t, A recent dispatch c....... I V imm at--w hich has not >'• t Boston stated that mt Sharkey would ,| , ^ 'm n , e 1'which ratified '^ le Melbin-He'rengor debt appear on the p’ round three m Id defeudh.it- M eharg.s of “ K'vcineiA would JooU^With f..%_ - 1 I N I > { \1 A I P H I N 1 1 S before tin1 greati eiuotmfei, n-i’ ••• , i , jr ,.e ,;v conduct. d m Q V G T I N l l S ta n d a rd F o u r W ill C o n tin u e V 1H U * O . icouiinucal from pagci speak. I imhI; i.lair, veil ka iv.n in p»»-i M w D K I v N • T o U e M u n u fa e lu re d H itl F m --------run. 'Said Senator I!rokkl !■ -It was ftoe.l .' K.0 fm po­ 0 / A C C O U N T I N G I S phusis Is Put On New Auto N« ''rash.-.’s Chief iJxm itiv.* U ' Icv.'a. “ We are rrr.,.y iil . . -i,>*i *..| ia;< \iea.iug liqiloi n an 1 l i a s R e ce p tio n R oom W h ich W XN’ MXGTON, Jan., of wnr with one gi'oup of Ji.bll Met n b n -w a’ tin..* .-JUiJ fm A C Q U I R E D B Y C I T Y DETROIT. .I>i». I. Afiiv I:' R ep u ted T o lit* '1 he O n .y ; -Svi*r.<.• 1 - prcp.n -ig to harness gitam and t’ongresa alone I lil(.|ttllN I , de- . Jo .Mi nt \ O '- e O f it.-: Kind In A m erica ,. .. „t- the sun, the moor power to dec'.are war. t'o:ii| (.oiitinuvd tfuin page one) Dodge I.r, ill, r«. I He., lot , .11 l favor the Immediate rcctl ■1 :1.„ i.;..rs civil to elevlricnl o r . fir.. ,.| tile lucsl iinnii.-tnn;. . a Mtounceu ti e Vulotv iv. i . Aimi'Tim Miwineu from L IN C O t.r. M ’ cii., ,m r‘\.'it!iinmi' i.'i.ii 1 i p.in p.l out, i.-, tlu* pvisflir- •* KUU ” roveinoi -i riicptii.il loom in tic in.-. '.•■•! o *,»v .t . . I * i l ii ., .r ■ i i i vvh.rh m a l w a y s uo«- m An c.la u sliv c rebcnrch into thc| ______ “ i’lu* seipling c f 1000 aid NEW YORK, .Is. i. J il* i 'W Ncbi:- ha state cnpitol, 1 1 . }..«-•« br. si . u. .iftcute, •igno.l b*- bi.t I, r.i»|ii-a-.ii ** - a i1 c:,,i-bit ,T i"p i Gies of a mineral called. Laying of tin* coiner stone •! *in s to Nicaragua;” said! r 1 i in i I r. b 1-pci tl, Risking a newly mi|to»* 'l 11*. 1 olid ti. la the only rooi.i of it. . |.(>, *, n <till•i*.i »’ , *.•• the o’ i * •* Molyld. nite, vVhit'll has the prop- .j... |..,I,P Mary Community fhurd t Aye. “will bring 1000 tini( tile I'econd time \.i . m ;i i i I",i*i . > for I!•"!. ii| |i i I.. . e t 1 c l,* I * Il b a l l a -- * lie k. ' d m tlti^*t'n ed States, vv.ll 1*.T ommy Lotigliian, tight i rt> o: ti insforining long wave vvill tab' place tonight attended n in riirses from the .lips i • 1 ..diii :■ tin- • r u.u.iui tie |-,!opl i- lippio| ri.li ton l . : , i»c I lo ilie potdT' fm the fir '. weight eliainpion will !.;,*p in: Standard IT ur. eiptipp **| .. 0 : light 1 a ,s into r.lcetricnl energy, by a formal program which is ex- lin-Aji.cri.uiH .upon the tfl • . pendi' Ur- i oven it Madison Squiiic (isrd in ini'. iniiiv I, vvlniii Governor wen "describe,1 unlay by Dr. W. I peeled to be heard by n largi .'.mt’i irnna. Our program c •vine! brake*, ai.d |1 •... J fx*i 1 1 . 1 iiie)i:i-« . t "i interniug thi-* Friday night a 7 t.. li oi ,• 1 'h Mi.Urn nial other s’.'iii .0 • r 1 S.*|l;iM, I..I 411 . HI, ,. 1.. . i i kleti z nstroiioiudr at the ' group of L'..1;«* Mary c itizens and millation there can do i' l l f , 1 f li.*r ■etiilit'k ; . favorite iiv, r L i. 1.tia.,.1 i, t • 1 1 1.1 a formal luecpiion. 1 . . , 11 11L . I I..,- tin* * i .|iii . ii I*. N. r.iitvuu of .Standard*. |vi«iiors f ■cm all over the countv. more than incur halt id * -ill.wi• , ii r ‘ erdeen ur-u. in. Unijed Hictcs. tlirougliou! I iil,iition 1 ; . v.,11 ; 1 ,. Vi . . i pt .on ronr.i i s one and 'in t ’"ii l!\ . insure of molybdenite to , Tim program is schedul' d to be­ America We will have no A It will he the old i lor;, of m.i 1ii"ii'.*:*t Hr t h* • 11 .a 1 dr i . i>. •■•• 1, 11lc.l1.de1l m 'lie :.o>e ; ppr • > inp votn hei lle r.iy, of th j heavenly bqilics, gin at 8 o’clock. left if we do not wlthdrnw.l ter boxer iigainn n u .. l - . i m\bi< b 'in j : I ,'«i :*i ., i-tcd 11., ., i and is 1 oiisider. d ibe* r son Ik.al t! *• >, i (i‘ ' Dr. Gol'i’-ntz has succeeded pi gen- -Members of the building com- we preach world pence out f >1 1...;*oi oil.-1 \1 a „ t hr owes- and I .utt; tTii -:. i u :; i . i . all 1 :> v tiv. feiitme of the ul I ... . i ’.y sip-.a .1* hei • njiproxiinntely 4-10.0111! j )njttee, who hr.vo made possible com er of jotir national tnca v. '! t ..litin .1 * I •'rtand off the IV h 111* till f i. t••• iot,i!;i baibiinu, tli.' nos.gn- .i .i.> it; pi Ns r I ia the voio 'D "T apippro of elect!icity, j u^, oonstrnclinn of tlu* church, are carry tin* hideous tortures^ rouneiji !»y kii|u i ior n it 1 . and t 'in ! - of five •f ubich was ib ; last grea' | L.rmting a force sufficient ti. throw >as follov.'r: William Dunn, I'jank ern warfare* into At tiny snurpsliooti'ig. I.oni hi’ cb ■ 'J Ion, I 1-2 toil, I tun, if 'be lute lh;rtlUM Goodin ' : .lv of n galvo iir.etcr ceflectpr off i.eale, ' Kviinti, W. G. Ferguson, I*. D. where it was never- known| 1-2 ton. Would i.e belter in >; I i.;: i f ’i u l, arejiitrel. I ut ;ii hr I i>\ „ , , . 1 ' Of course that force is not foi liu is a human n .i ■ ■ W “ iVith ll.i p igrii'ii." iiil ' ........ . buitdinB emboili... ^ 11|.n)).lvinUy valuable.” Lollentx . AniL’i'hcm an.I Rev. Janie". Tliomii- Our government should i •i i ,*, c ■ cun rems.In in high ..pn I mu . 11 itlen*. E, G. Will .11 r, * tiie l>*iioutage to iiilmjt n ntishi O.v. a,, a* .! i-.'til be i I "« • 1 distinctive tvi.c «*r i h i ;u - ! , . N|i, jnwl> ..„ ul ir j„ tgc mu .1v o f ; m’"' longer thug tile average fir i.e <!i ub*r.. a i.' picpni''.',l t. int-i L a wliluli iw our Army frcmJ ; _(i i, r bei.t; following program will L < * "'•* which, tu g."her with ex.-1 composition ,lf McdybThe '1 inidt. n machine. \> i ■ 1 a age of the dcmun.l to ,'ito- t cpth nully beautift.i interior and gun.” • .,, illlll .fid.tllii • 1hnl i : *-v t given tcnigkt: oenitc. si-'eiico discovers methods < *f :r, 1 traiiepoi tali.>11. T Iicm' Loughisiti tqiiatdl hi* way to si exterior decorations, lui„ uttraelcd " b ile there *cntiimub| eil ch it g* ■ > ol I e * . ! i e n ‘e i’reiude—Orchestra. prudaenq-' ibis metal in a large th'*.* distinct dn sificatioa,-. of derision over Jimmy Slattery las'. | . drunk bill generally echoed by the Doxology. month in hin first defease n tin 'iM a nm s i n v w.i b-c «.ruak Im. no i.ts ran be pusleiiger curs and five separate tin- ut tent ion of 41*:.*i.< mid arelii- slab, sufficient, -toy, to 'generate two volta, them tig* commercial ()|:eaii:g Sentences— Rev. James iye-msureents, most of tlj types of tra.il.il fit into a lugli per­ te r's' throughout the world. ■ title, lleplnnu to wage a ra.clu l |« » • f'™ 1' * '" l) * <’ ''isi n itrlv k ily toncm : x nunc n[ from incmber* The murid painting*, nie mural pamUpg*. which cn- value’ L comes •uppartfnt.'*' M. Thompbiui. fight against Lomtkl hut hl» pre ’ i > •h*- cxjichhcu of any jiuit.cu- centage of tlu- public’* ii'ptirogeneration of power I menta as im’.i. ale.l by the imius- Iln ly rover the vsiuftwl ceiling, c .-t clre culculutions may be ape t il f.hnvnce I*r..fit. ciiaigvd witli|ls.r depwrtincnt. “Our help is in the name of areas reflected the desire 2. The expense of n Cinctional , try’s total sales. upproiinau ly |tm».t*00. lim y »vn* ■tt.„u|l| m,cko pozsible the charging I Leo can break down Tommy's is ' d i:mderly c mlud i.i tin pma.vr. the Lord, who iiuidc heaven the thinning through ”1111 tKrb defer**;, artd gH lion.e with |:j „ n „i intoxicating liquor.., drew n d t *>f any department. (.rilling tc: ti during v.hivb i.mre o o .e b y August \cncent i a. k .N ,,v „ r a , . orilJfc L ttc r y , or even .f Mid earth. Except the Lord of all other cousiderntionxJ nL powerful drivos to the boi.y. (,IK. „! Slim S li.v’ tw l was lined . It. Th -* . jdijc.'U of <xpendituiy than l.noiMmo miles were 1 •«i! ;«l up ' ,t,r<k • “ Having put our hiinfil pi oprrl y eonttxillcU, eonttxillcd, the the* operation! operation *1’1 ls ' , properly build thy bouse they labor in under eat h funetioiu'l Unit. plow, wy must t u n y it hy engineer.-, in both expri imental *3 for parking witltyn* light . IIke lie reception I'ocin i"Ciu is designed desvtned ,,f of .,•, .nidio i-adin recyiving roccivintr sot spl directly i.ireetlv' vain that, build it." .1 , The t.itjl vxpenxcs of tlu- «*r- and .'o-tnul-pr<*iiiictinn mod. Is pre- ”ii «>ie style of a ban el vuiirtt, 2*i |Tror.i th j current drawn from the I ;n;id Jr. p. T3ieoifore Uurtci] Hymn. Leading Sportsmen i d *tury fund by groujis <>L oiijecls. t'^dril the fcrmcl unnounciuient o f tret itigli title! P.) fist wide, Il . , i . unOld,. . ntie of the leading t Scrifflurt—d .Chron. !»: 1C»-18. C ' f*. The total expense* of tbe or­ tiie Victhry. Some of the tcstcura vca'.e.s iu Congress. S*V‘I Honored In Gotham AlTekt M dinary fund by individual objects. .givin" durability runs, were kept vvahiiit' v\'uinmit",U'*eIgh tc*ct "hlgh| '* Spcculativi «tlcntW . already arc D. Wolfe, Sanford, Florida. uinlc.riul.cn to protect N I’rayer—IteV. Alfred Erickson, gt.ing on the highways until their •unbends the room. There are 11.1 '■n;<i,bring the prhoability of rudio rights and to pacify the tube seta functioning about A, H Upsula, Floiidn. rperdomoters rbowed over 1 (hi,000 raised mouldings. All the architec­ We muts W om plish what Mary McLeodToSpeaL milus. •ir C batteries, wiftf only the en­ Laving of the Corner-stone. tural struc.uro above the waiucaot, ergy furniohed by the" sun, moon out to do.” Ai TrinityChurchllerc Kurlber atructural tlih* indivc- the Rev. G. V. Albertson. Deluind, divisions and borders suri'cnd. Rep. Thomas S. Butler itesu has been obtained by a imVc! ing tlu* panels, ufc pninteel.. It i: o: stars to produce the motive pow­ anTvroixmutoly a thnusutul of New Fla., assisted , by Chester Pennsylvania, Chairman. York'a prominent citizens at tliw ST. AUGUSTINE, Hit., Jan . 3. Saunders, Contrnelor. Mary Mel.hod, president of the type of body donign, v.hi'h might the first 100 m in the U nited F lu te er and heat the tubes. •' •Molybdenite, ns so far tested at, . Prayer— Rov. Jam es S. Clarn, first annual ‘‘ail sporU” dinner — IN S—Tom .lonea, It), was -evstg Bethunc Cookman' Cidlcge f<Tryu*- be dcsciibrd as a atcel. shell weld- to bo demo ip thin manner, in the In- some of these murd«| tbe stnigliutls bureau, Is in Ssize! Sanford,' Florida. . . glyen lo’ the Madison .Square Gar- heir, in the county J« ul" j’ 1 g roes at Dnytnpn Bearbr; and el inside an miter i tcel shell to opinion of Mr Tack. one cannot tell whether th*J president of the Negro vc4ei>.i,d form a double wall with 111 air about bke the head of a pin. The Address— Rov. J . II. Shepherd The’floor L op red brick, while d , . c i . b in ... . t .1 .. H .U I c» w - j S 5 a S ? ! ! L w ' £ * . ’. S I S . W Eu, tla< Florilfn. . u " ’ cd is being given an ink Clubs of America, will speak space between. What autmuhtive the curtains u~v nf jude green dant- action «jf this mineral is some- D. moaore. , ^ — . . j t,u. i.umed and aluin Thursday night at •* o’clock at the engineers gratiliicaliy and untrehwhat like that of n cryr.tal used' Offering for the Building Fund. test or being tried for Thtro will bo no line druwn oc-||)0lJy of r , j j i u Kerim tt. 21. an em-' Trinity Methodist Chruclt nt Sun- Ititaliy describe Ub “tin-panning" a*l;, lunging in one piece, 'i'iie fur- in certain typus of radio sets. Brunswick News. . Hymn. uitur.* consists,of low benches. in ull-stcel body construction ef­ tw«m (he amateur and profegsiriii- ployee of the Jacksonvillo-St. ford Avenue and Sixth Street. That is it contains minute spots Be nt dirt ion—Rev. E. I) fectually hus la en suppressed l»y Thu murals consist almost en­ Brown. a) for among those who ~ will .sit '* Augustine day line. Mis body was The subject of the lecture will which alone exhibit high actio v a t.th e head of the bourd are Gen.* nlmmtt burned beyond recognition, lu» “Travels in Europe.” The meot- pcrforntion:e nnd other sound- tirely of figure* of the Roman type Coblcntz said that Molybdenite lee, Hanford, Florida. dcatiehing devices; leaving, they symbolical'of the state, its history Postludc—rOtchestru. rlclAed with bullets and 'thtWut imj in scheduled for H o’clock and • TUnncy, Bube Ruth, Bobby Jone<, electric sensitivity, the nubile i" conlially iyviteil. a nr.iicrt, strength, lightness, np- .its re&ourc.ii and iiuluntrle*, it* reacts only to certain wave length* Dcvcrrnux Milbunt, William Til- cut. ■ Constipation and pearance, and absence of rattle* as lunctionA nnd it* eillrxnshij'. d«pMJoUnny V'oUmullet and Bill MAC.NJimtt ’RLSKiN S • ' Bernrtt wa. found Into- last special section lieing reserved for a net gain. of life, principally those of the diseases. Painless no ' Cook, the pro hockey star. Tunncy night in a turning bush when a while people. The choral class of ytdlow ultra-red sectiun of the The engine devi Inp *d excluBivegical method,* D c. Jc I.NTROLLUcd BILL ■ spectrum having, tho power to eles . WASHINGTON, Jun. d .- f lN d ) ' onid Jones will lw the priiwipul passerby Was attracted by the fire. the church will assist in tlu* pr6- ly for the Victory Six is an L-hcud. • * •d | * grnm. No admission will ba win Howell, Re* troy germ life, apparctly havo — Because of a desire to reutrn to, spcecbmakm; .■ Mayor Jimmy A few minutes later and ho would charged. * . > 1 ’ . • • -* .medium duty typo, with bore of .psysician, 200 W . GoreJ WASHINGTON, Jiuv. 4—IN S— haV«* Wen hurtled boyortd recognit­ private biwiness, Hanford Maclittle effect on molybdenite. . 3 3-K inrjtes and stroke of 3 7-H Walker will preside. * ‘ , • Nidcr, assistattt sccrctui-v .of war Tiie bituminous mining industry ion.. J.ones, found loitering near infchoe. Pistons ate, aluiniiiuin al­ Orlando, Florida, While Coblsnts declined to MEN UBL1EVBI) KILLED the scene* in u *tute o f intoxication resignation •to loy. u-*"*t hearings support the would bo made, immune to ptnrl*- speculate on tho importance, of tl? submitted his 4395 for free consult • 'iiA ttA Z EN W IN S TOUItNEV and wenring n nwcater that ap* crankslm \Vhi'ch lUiUa approxi­ ion* (>f the Sheniiun. Anti-Trust 'uVesUgatiba. it was admitted I’ residcnt Coolldge. today. NEW ORLEANS Jan . 3 -I N S You will Re surprised] V*PAr- ---- — •>•• p8or*d to lio bloodstained, was nr- —T w o 'men are believed to hnvor ---• • mately at 2f> , inilea Law under n bill introduced Ip- that undoubtedly it is of fa r reach­ - ljl8 5. .r - ., p. - in. .. „rj. • Mr.VMI DEACII. F la., Jan . 4 — resits! on a charge of "being « lost day by Senator Copclar.d. D, of ciuickly you will g«l , Paradoxically, often a thing cun ing importance, uitd tliat tho study their lives today when the dri- M ^ 0f (IN S ) —Gene , Sarazcu, former suspicious ch’nraetrt. New York. A nimilur bill Was of, the “magic spots” found in be stripped o f doubt by donning’ without loss o f time^ , . ver of a siuhII coupe apparently" luttional open chumtdun,, again support and carcfu) bglunc- presented in tho House. of sincerity— ChriiUau Molybdenite’is lost control of Ids car on an in­ rigid .noiyiatcnlte Is ono of or -thu thu most 1the i.M -eloak n ,,; MonitiV,. • business. iug of the .52 pound crunk- luift, no won the vAlinmi Reach Ojwn Golf UCTBOAKD SETS RECORD fascinating fimt ^ u c « . W ' a t - i ^ * Monito... clined runway, crashed 'ihiuugh counterweights oi- other vibration Championship when he turned in u u. s. r e f X'h eh r b q u r h t ' talked in recent years. , . 1“ — * -— ■ the gate at the -icoUpm, nnd -Ja­ card JUt-37-73 fo r a total o f« . 2 0 ! LAKELAND. Fla.. Jan . A-— appeared- into tho river.* The only j A .'K . 'uindpu!: | So fnr.no results have licen obfor tlu* 72 holes o f the nw ls1 (IN R )— A n.'W.woVld re ord for j witness t f the aee idunt was ‘ *u‘ ‘ ;-3I,iClv. lever to lift and back for WASHINGTON, i> %o1UsMj i jJan np 4 - I N S — | , iMiiut MolyixJonltc to tained in crxpoumg exposing Molybdenite Gene was 3 .elrokcs alfea l utborr<L niot odiotitn Jn tha "IF P ik i k cetcr, aho suld she* cirr-j Laney’s v hnij ctefiqiWly •tho rays of. artificial light. Should and to right and bock for irgh. Thir United “The Friendly Drug Stof Kartell, wbosu cafd .3;*TstubltshiMl hfrB I « M njovmg *U rapidly tluit lie I poUr. whrcl l.cn khccd bydraulir icfu u d to atipferviiie . . the ... f o r t h (t. . t« pussilde to bring about rc ~‘T l'" r * v r him a total o f- 20b.. ‘ots ' ytuUVCaj/ \thrn. hKort* nlcottld not tell whether thero^ wore j ifin ford , . oxpan.l ihtrrhully romlng eloctiwn. in r’onnnfa u^. action of thjs L ^ racter the min­ Prescript ions' Filled Promptly * *" * of* *ome »«» /va*two• ***“*■ “* ““ * *12* i*echo * a *ju *|ja' 3a i./ng!itanl iul *• »*■wtiiln!*• (hii /f us-iume oi'iitma a I'ah nmolAr . Klrkv*«d third ^’ith Clrjopm*!. was thir(i pfcbidcntial candidate, thu efr.l tvduM '1-n'Wd 12 a 000 ou-n o**'r ' *but one** *“ in 4L the car. 1 agnmat. a drum v.'OulJtf evcq greater K. Second St. ‘ Ir* Ayton o f Chicaget wavt'Duv'p I’o|w, 12,. of Wrplff Haven'. The riWsrTf CO feet tdeep at thht fm oW . The parking brake' c.m- Htmu,Duj»ortiin'iil ulUtouhced to- importniuw as tMiroducrr of rnAnd A ccurately p.ude ii .*|*evd'uf 2(J.84Jii luiL*. ooint. ' * ‘ tracts on the propeller abaft.. / cUJT •ilk Shi. - ' •• • , ’ • ’ V •y’ . ., rroinnient Golfers oni5sts 'Vh» Favor caned- wen h 0 ,„n. Judge White Hears MUny CaSesMOndUV’ ”3 7 ' ® /*' ? ^ VICTORY SIX I S V ’’v j V v ' i V ' rINTRODUCED iNTKUDDCfcif B B)Y ngftR flftV'i’RNOR K :DODGE CONCERN o Loughran Favored To Defeat Lcnvjki Next Friday Night s Corner Stone To Be ; Laid Toni ght At LakeJVIary Church Police an new YoiiK. j... ,-iNS) j Thought Involved JL r tJS S : !In Gruesome Death • > t. 7*• ' * Energy For Making Power By Harnessing Sun s Pays • • • 1 'U.S. Sends Mar While Senators! Nicaraguan �•IIHMM MW|I l r f ,a u a a r t .£ ;“ - Florid an s in general and especially those enthusiastic b oosters who a re fo rev er, and etern ally talking Florid a in __------- M l t M ' 191% at cka FaataUlM an e ffo rt to sell th eir s ta te to th e r t^ t.o f the co u n try, will People, generally spenking. ( M l u i r iM lt a , u i n M l at enjoy a trib u te recently expressed by G eorge Ade, fam ous probably' prefer to .read fiction W % 140T. Indiana hum orist, who has been com ing to the Sunshine that . excites their interest and k. » B A J I _____ E4lt«* s ta te alm ost every w in ter fo r the past two decades. Mr. their imagination, rather than to '** n o w iA o v t M . give their time and attention to tMLK I U ( K i a - M a u i l v E4Ji«r A de'a praise of Florid a is so u tterly devoid of "h o t a ir ” and dry -statrmfrrta of facts, corrnboMcLaulins so full, o f genuine feeling and in terest th at it should be ated nttd buttressed', by figures, ENGKAVlNG . owever significant and imp,rtant QUICK SERVICE VAo an inspiration even to th e m ost zealous of ou r citizens. Diamond Mounting Upon his arriv al last week in Jacksonville' on his. w ay to, ..acts and f.gurts may be. It seenn .losaiblo, hv.wi’ver, that there ntny Watch Itepairing _ ___ S t. P e te rsb u rg ^ -h is'w in te r home, Mr. A ds .d escrib ed his be mi exception, t> (he popular TRANSFER l Jcv ajre^cr.s.OptomelriHt ^ ■ ' ‘ lt' 1feelings in ^ h is m anner to the Jacksonville Jo u rn a l: dislike for aits and figures, in n. H a 'Jin g , C ratin g , Shipping, « > tM u u n T ; " I ’vtTlfaveled th e wide world over apd have seen some unrticj'ar instance thiit is to bo re* ___ ro M h c -g Q -c a H c d ^ ca u tv:y. . spots nnd -'atlcgcrt-d m ratlc. rCrttCTP . frrrcd-tw 1*fW ami ♦VKri-b*s_parO»' ' SniffS to ra g e ^ ~ x?\ i..*. cuinr-nttnirtTvtne** for tho* people J . G. Sharon w*w» m u i « **• . o f th e globe, but not one OHL of them Call Compaiv to Flo! lila OJof the United State*. W e a re prepared to do any III Ik * KM tit 9 lt M m I W1.I • . , 1 ll h! . 1 I* • • a .11.1,1 the world. I’ve said • ■ lira a a r t t , 1 '* * *"517**. *£ £ 7 w'intcr clim ate, which is the b est in AttorneyMt-Law Allusion in the foregoing parakind of tra n s fe r serv ice a t arrmtir r t n a m to n * r u * th a t over and over again fpr 20 y ears, for I've been «;om -. ... t., . n'. it-gcrtt.-* mt‘ l u i l l l g a lata Will practice in nil the coart.i REASON ABLE FltlCES. ( M l lh lt l l M l ti.d S iaics Do___ _ j lug here every w in ter since the g re a t Jack so n v ille'fire, and -cd by die. ^Un.ttd Rxnminatior. of A bstrnctsxf Land paitmont ,>f Commerce, hearing •r tit* C alifornia nor an y o th er place has not lured me aw ay. >14 to ■ Phone 498 601 E . 3rd . St the title, Commercial Survey "Titles givqn especial attention <e«*«n*ti*wr AMectattoa I "O ne w in ter I •w ent on one pf those M editerranean of tiic Snathoaat." There ought to iltjtu*' cru ises which, the posters said, would tak e me to some of ' . found m th .; d- itiment, b ■i«?<** nvm aiv«r T L iTh t# * ' the m ost enjoyable places ever known. I th ou gh t it would j>e p e wlio want to be informed, atatemrntJ o r facts, nnd of i a idea to go r.lon& and see nrtd enjoy all th e thing? .ucn . . ^i ,, !,r> r~f nh^srhing Malmsi l% iw f *ir*«i«tiM *!r« *la tl*a i** »tiii ■■'they talked about. Well, I alm r.'t froze to death, pot only t all »u JtiM tire. S’ il a itury of on th e ship going over, but ev ery wh re else, iheltidlng it e dvit.cirg S .it.h, that is mor” FROM FACTORY . E g y p t, w here it was fairly com fortable in the day tim e, nterest’ng, more important than TtH,'USDAY. JAN. 8. 1928 TO YOU ’* ' nn be tola by even the beat w rite' ■but colder than the dickens ut night. nf I'.ctii'-n i^ !i: ii iv ia i . d ' s r n a o i u x I* E D E R A L , * ^llrtmvpii'la d tr a*4 «< "S o I decided to give up any idea of trying to find Ter what can he more intrreit E X T R A S E R V IC E G reasing 75c m ore enjoyable places and resolved to keep on Coming to 1 in/ than ti:o t rv of the progress t —i! Ar. b T IR E S & T U B E S *l|lr. T IR E S & T U B E S that die South - and th'. entire Florid a. California, we must adm it, has a wonderful y e a r t —4"n«tTn*(.'L« mt St. J tk M Ia4laa n t,p ric e s you would pay foi -r^ -B c tte r quality for round clim ate, but it’s not so wonderful in the winter tim e, .•vmihgnst is making in . evi ry line IIU *r r « * t t . ,nf ■ifiwby onif-avi r •in education, a lM mt m aalk lf "Tmt In terior, -unknown*,..— -^ w ith rain com ing down every so often anil right at th e time i^ k e fih i ft a im i s l l n i t ' H U I Itq • pr*O Jthe,average i^ortherm u'^viiuts to g’C U aw ay.from ’snvm- ; if Iff (Wm’iftrTtfTJTi iv t'hcni os t ordin CECIL L. RINES A+mri ;uy pnrtuit' of *Jci,cr^ in al! nr — an a sleet and rain and icy. ______ F . P. R IN E S IfiOl W. First ut. C nm m n allr Cheat. "I left zero w enther up in Indiana to_ comc~down here, v'i irh there i advnnc nV-nt ’ but, r^C«H>Vlell«a til‘ el <4«r - k taatU li i East* First Si. niniv. i truly n tnmdi .g, esU * i |»r*a ram . and a f te r the C h ristm as hiJlidays o th ers-b y the thousands peciplly to t h ’f e ' 'vho realize find V " 4 arw and ■»!« h*«*it«L ^ •will Jc a v e zero w eath er the sam e as I have done and come hcnutgh •’ n ft>ri e'nte whnt is tfik5 . m m .N VERSE FOR TODAI flowr to Florida w h i" .b in e spend • i he i?r *n •*‘ IVa ■. I • Mun Ii:t t Ou„ru.. *‘V‘ i A *«.ii this ni/v.nu••incut, of BRAKE SERVICE me • > th orough !) iml." :d 1 thuiiki unto the Lord; for he u ....................... i . , »•, . *»»,• . pi...;) • . !. lit ’* ' i, uuiierrijil lire l!' H:i. f, good; for’ bu mercy endureth fore* " b a t We choose to c h il de J lolidu SJU* t. mml tiv HYDRAULIC ■t ;l *voi.~pHuint 130;t. .a g reat deal for the Sunshine State. B ecam e of his fum e Ihe United Suitii Department ol' / AND PHAYKR: "Sing we to our God the renowned humori.st’H remtirks alwnvs find a ready nutli- Commerce, wliieh jqutely above, Praise olernal ua His love.” once and when he-Hahtti^ijnuHFhyritJtr^fniT heard by thuu.s“ 'wHh m.mufaetuidn' witii industry fa MECHANICAL rose things that anda of others. Being com pletely "sold” on Florida enables' a'** making tlto^outh rich anil giv­ W EAVE ME A DUEAM AUTO REPAIRING Mr. Ade to speak with m o re ,fe rv o r and the natural resu lt ing it a prni^ni’nt place in the , Oh. maker of dreams, come and is th a t the in terest of his adm irers is aroused to the g r e a t ­ wnrlil of- successful accomplish­ V weave mo a dream, ment. This “Survey" tells, fo r"in­ est exten t. ^ One 4. room, one 5 room As I alt in my chair in the fire* stance, whal not many p c p l * knew W h a t we need then is more George. Ades, who will go anndjione 6 »oom house. light’s gleam, — that "the value of ms u uctunsl A dream of tho days of the up one side find down the oth er of .this nation,, spreading prmluctH of the ,S' 'i'.!r,nstein itntcsi Tlihese houses s re modern tho gospel of Florida w herever they go and selling the sta te has ini reascil n nr I / one ami oneawcot long ago. 315 W . 1st S t. .Fhorte 2 1 3 -J linlf times ;■i rapiil'y in recent Before tho hard world 1 at la it to all whom they m eet. in every resp ect, ’ and the years as thnt for the United States { canto V) know, renf Is reasonable. its a whole ." ipiot'iur from n news­ Wca,vo ms a dream of Novero- GAS 21 C ts/ FOR RENT Anc.oout of 5 oil stoves sold ■ V , this year will be Perfections. Preferred because they give the greatest cooking satis­ factio n ! See the n ew est LOCH ARBOR * Sanford Auto Brake Service Good ItYsoIutions paper .I's, n’.eli civiiit' a summary [tcr’a gray days of I lie "Survey." The summary Andi the family at home ’round Curtf r 'e ls firth that "the- value 10 fire’s "cheerful blaze, Among the most popular of indoor sports at this season ■■ proa t i ni"re than tripWci^o me a dream of that o f the y ear in the making and break ink of New Y e a r resolu­ f ( tii during the twelve, yearn of inthar of mine, . inclusive, rising 'tom tions. Almost all of us have resolved to do, or pot to do, i r.'J 1 t<< And{ tho look on her face that to w itn e sse d ' . 1 ' i.mio.mio in 5 •i.ooo.oon." mething , and a jfootl munv of us have already 10 seemed divine, \ [< a After citing the fact Unit ccre passing of a worthy purpose. 4.nd^ thnt fnthor so stem but ^ t-i m an,'iiutai'es in le- Sooth conBut as Ed Howe, editor of the Atchison Giulia of A tchi­ , :iii.i v ' \ la-,: y toward pot rea l good scout, f ! 1 Andfmy brothers and sisteni with son, Kansas, hapseuihit, "If a mail swears o ff d rin k in g -sw ear­ ;ag forward indu- riiM in this fclad merry shout, ■elion of th - cniitiiry, the ‘‘Sur­ ing, Hmukitig/nim oilier oh tin* smaller evils on the first of Oil, -Weaver of dreams, weave a J a n u a r y , and prompt(Y breaks his resolution on the second, vey'' siiii-- : Ircatn now today , f .l-’oi i her h airahl uml 111 it shows that his heart is in the light place at least." “Swear i| e- il nl •I i •t in kii • f iiiiimimu mi le loved ones at borne lb at off and then do the best you can ," is the advice lie yYiliv___ j r ~Jfrrrt*’ ! iavo all gone away. |H11rliiisllin lie According to arr AssoViliied P ress despatch, Howe pub- 1 t,i- ini ti-.i -thols-likeness for me - in "n pn v.r. ilivi r if\im; the i-iiiirlght golden frame, Lshetl some fifty years a go a set of New Y e a r resolutions, i,iiitiiii'r i |i m tti.l • uml create a ut them smile out from tho which, while he muv not hnv<a%epl Lllfm di rtafiil)’«,showed geit.-r.il eh oige f*»r th e -belter fire's ruddy flame, « his heart wjus whore\it ougJhtrai| i»e. And considerinj' the in .In- living sl.imlnids <>f the iilny I am lonely, my heart pnpillutn-n. It will permit the success th at Ed itor Howr has/m ad e in I he world, and the (cams to pine region lo i p-ratc on a new fame his Atchison Globe lias attained, those resolutions of i Ithe days that ars dead and f-mim ial ba-ii-. built oil a rreer 1878 m ust have had considerable merit in-them. those loved ones of min*. i ri'ubition of imoiev, more Among h's resolutions at that lime w ere: -I'. IL A. In Timos-Unton. eusli purchn *e -, ami more reOqc gout! thing nliout n freeze, they* c a u l- blnmc it on the hum- Idityr - —■ „ MfhFy 'mny not go an fnr ns it jwjjtctl*t tint it ci'rtainly take* just R8 Ifc’ t; get back. i ' . ■».——o—•—- — don't know why it should turned so cold lately ju.it \ whey 1everybody wan getting along r . ______ * A * thlt Sfr Aitgustin Jr ZUgrf•l't^!^JdJe VlL fellow wl ftin c'.r, bn' mdji dy else iLk’ s , t ---------u—------ 11 France is not so sure aboui the psrtftuai peace prcpnsals ' of the Un.ftd Stales. She never can tell shj's going to get mad. "dulil snap sends eggs up," says • N|w N*w York mnr'.tel report, And A* ■iris I f In U well known fact thnt nil th atffees up comm down, look'out! * . ;--------«--------- "1 won'l smoke if I can help it. "1 won’t chaw plug tolueco. "I Won’t drink whiskev. beer. gin. ale or other spirituous or malt I (p it^ ' except on the written advice of 12 disinterested ano ‘•nmpetenl physici­ ans. V “ 1 won't cock mv fret on I■erroont stoves and tell people how much i know. "1 won’t f glil unless a man maliciously tram ps on my corns just before a snow storm . y-v. "I won’t run for president, or discuss religion. " I won’t attend night societies. • "I won’t, speak rudely to children or s tran g ers npder the 'ninresyiep tin t i1 is smart for I have no Heed that unitrl men aia not j.*i’ »n l" the cm-t-im. 1 won’ t .-pend money funli hi; , for i base to w irrk very hard for it. » "I won’t stay cnjtJat^ at night for it gives me a n adnche, aiu M h ata »ll. . *Ts^vgn’t tryXty^fjVl immensely wealthy u u r n g the yonrM.Hml airnuiny fellows at that that il’s inipossible. \ "1 won’t may poker with a man that under­ stands the game] better than I do. " I won’t c a r r y a pistol to mix myself up in an accident. \ " I won’t ask a than to do me a favnr\vithout the k no wl e dg e that T entj return it. "I won't grind other people's axes witmTut ]>ay. i rve capita) . , Mot a follow the other day that t van describe properly In no less a term than rcpltitioualy clous.—Lacshurg Commercial. Bit irigatt ho Jc* krp on shooting lo aiouth off. -o— clary Wilbur has ordered lousaml addLUornut Marinos ragua. We^ion’t We'Mun’t ses sss why ’t send a couple of Chinnpip down there and tattle f thing. . ---------a--------,y say that there ’a more ense to spelling these tan' scr but lb woh’t believe it until ey^ null spelling Xenophon with Waycroai Joum aM Ierre's more sense to that polling Christmas' with a X. • i...... .1 t, lira “Survey." ib I'm linn. S* td i rarol'na 'eoVgia. Flo I da, Alabama and KoM'-n Tennea ee. la tlie.ie slalcoow llu-re i:t foi wiinl movement ia eiheitrv and in commeire that is wonib’i-ful and exceed nglv grati '■ying. iiotwithstmiding that what ■ii'ia far him been nccoiuplished is . t-i i|n* v-rv (’"{rnning. H ERE’S THE TRUTH TAM I*A TIMES -O charge navy reads a stream .. . . O* the navy did nothing of the _ veiV nature o f a sub* i Th* i naVts It a double hazard i c r;y . — Lakeland Ledger, luently extra pracau-VN ijM Id.'be uken byHh* Navy tt»e-heat submerges. K '. they re not piwd for. Like ns not someone will say we swiped Unit "Tho Times desires above all this nrticle from another paper. We did.— Marianna Times- things that it may not misrepre­ Courier. sent facts.” ------------------------ -------- o --------------------------------Tlio Original copy shows “mis­ I.K K IIll'IK i COMMKIICIAI. Despite the constitutional an* mmlificntimiH fur office, and the publication of the truth in udironism thut in Florida the truth is no defense when it comes tu ; regurd to his qualifications •for the purpose of advisinglibel, the supreme court has just ploc^/ors is not libel.- This priv­ held that comments upon cundl-. ilege. however, may be Ibst if dates and conduct of public o ffic­ the communication exceeds . ials arc “privileged” inasmuch na what the occasion requires and* they relate lo the public welfare. is fostered by malice.’’ The court holds that such m at­ ThW decision adds hut another ters as are put into print must he evidence that-the position assumed uttered in good faith in the inter­ under tho Florida constitution snd est of the public wel'ore, hpt this statutes is purely that dictated by b*lng observed, bo libul attaches- to politicians .............. ......... nnd against the .newsthe nuhllcstion of facti regarding paners of the state, officials or candidate*. The de\ye have observed frequentlv clsion contains this statement: that ao fnr in Florida’s history “Also where ona becomes a |there has ntver been found a lurjr esndMat* fo r public office, he th a t could bo made to understand must be conslgere ! rs pTiv1—• th at tho Florida law supersede8 Mr character *n Isruf. yo fhv a< is common •that W frJW C n . it may affect his fitness and juttio** To say it .ln cthar words, models at any dealer’s. Building Materials G. S. WITMER, Security Lumber Co. (). Box 3.1!> Sandford, Fin. |>hone 254 — Report A tU n l* B ranch — / / J C o v rtU n d St,, S, E, PERFECTION — Oil Stoves and Ovens l*hone 79 7 . of the condition of P e r f e c t i o n S tovk Comp any the , < ,t ip. S,i*i V ) -e tvliio-r on !*’ 1 , . ee in, ni•, C>4*' tb ■ I.,. ,,, ,!. . . I .. e\ -u*d eo k-r taed what is being done in rlrllc•' •tint those who not yet have caught tie- tnsplrnticn ttuit in in progress nine do so and become allied with 'he., marchers, helping ,to do the work that needs to he alone and thus become entitled to share in the rewards that n ine as the re1suit of good work well done. TRUTH NO LIBEL LUMBER S You will have to see these to appreciate them . ir„ lle-ve tliimr-4 I'esirable for tin- Smith anil the S- utbeiist ? As i I v liey arc. A th” aelivilie1 in i net tine : o will lie th' In an urticlo of yesterday, in ahich* wo lold of tho part taken by Hopresontntivc Drum- of this district in the house fight against Ihc federal inherllance tax wo lack v ariety . If we clip from other papers thev sav we are -.aid, as it was printed, "it is a I.' all the methods suggested too laz.v to write. If we stav in the office we ought to be out pleasure to thus styiighten out raising the submarine R-4, we hunting up nows. I f we hunt up news we a re not attending ‘ he record, for The Times desires ivo «*en none by our local re­ altor whu baa his own jvay of to business in the office. If we wear old clothes, wo are nll0Vt' ft" thinK8 that 11 may not Ringing things to the surface, stingy, and if-we wear new clothes we are nutting on airs and should have read ---------o--------- room furn and First • ’I i.i le r iidvmic i.n UI in the South ami particularly in the '(uirt lUthaway has definitely lOpncciLi his candidacy for the pf governor. He ought to or governor, S v ln 'fh mad work has jh u a t raev. r*ey. Hta lit* road f been,,t.geod. . --------- o---------------------------n------------------f. , No, that city in Central Ameri­ can where tho newspapers yesGETTIN(7 OUT A .W E E K L Y paper is no picnic. If we ml ay said'Lindbergh had landed I not u ’‘pi" line; It's Tegucigalpa, print jokes folks snv we are Hilly. If wo don’t they sav we ure too serious. If we publish original s tu ff they say we Capital of Honduran. fly. 1 Also have two 2 ap artm en ts partly isheil. represent" to he what was written After all, the use of the wrong and nppopsite word is our own fault —and it shall not he laid upon either the lynotypo or the proof­ reader, for we revised that proof ourself. It must be that wc have lecovefed from Ghristmas .more . slowly than we had thought. Of course mistakes will hap, Pvn. This one was so, patqiit thut it i carcely needs having attention directed to it. Still we feel better for now" saying thut "The Times debires above all things that it may noj misrepresent facts," for thnt is the truth— if ever the truth wax told.—Tampa Times. every Florida jury that has tried a libel-ruse hus taken into consider­ ation the element, of truth and whjrc the article has been shown to ^ e the absolute truth, there has been n verdict' f« r the newspnper, National Sanford , Al Florida the close of business D ec - 31 s i , porL lo the Comptroller of Bank 1927 condensed from the r e - the"' Currency , Washington , D . C . Resources Loans and Discounts SI, ISO,769.11 Overdrafts . , ... 265.69 U. S. Government Bonds ... 60,725.00 Other Stocks and Bonds 535,609.23 Office Building*. Furniture & Fixtures 206,250.00 Other Real Estate Owned....... 14,130.16 •^ C A S H & DUE FROM B A N K S ........ . Liabilities Capital S to c k ..................... $150,000.00 Surplus .................. 100,000.00 Undivided P r o fits .................... 28,572.95 Dividends Unpaid ...... 3,750.00 Bills P ay ab le............................ 100,000.00 Due Federal Reserve 144,334.23 DEPOSITS ;.,;....................... 2,261,743.54 .......................................................................... 490,651.53 $2;788,400.72 2,788,400.72 DIRECTORS OFFICERS F . P . F o rste r, President . *r * L . A . Brum ley, Vice, P re s l. L. Ai Brum ley T. I. Hawkins S. O. .Chase John MeiAch i H . C. DuBo.se, Vice P re sl. H. C. DuBose W. W. C. Smith • B. F . W hitn er, Cashier F . P . F o rs te r -IL E. Squires A. L . B etts, Ass’t. Cashier. B. F . W hitner �I * •^ ■' V th e S A N i-o n n m iiiA i.n . T n u n ijiiA Y . J a n u a r y 5. 1 0 2 B |“Valley.'Of (iiaritfs” ---- —» our newapnper and iLs MMERVJLUV& - agtfdlc* 'whorK^^...............* m u concerned, mm n s,a coimeijuerice have uliowpd m in i iihf/rip- .1|f.this*Impotent matUr. Have you ? Telephone t-la M iff- F W S D jjf e D A 10 B R , S o cicly EdllpR.R esidence Tel. 37 er things snld by your paper to go printed one word of It? Not unchallenged,'hut In thin instance ••*}/%i,'** futura.jxerur* >a united yI am writing ns an individual and There is only one real explanation we will netcr in-my «rW «" Milton Sills,.who lias given some cast too i not ns an •>>« official “uitm i and uiiii ns you .you have nave in my ' opinion, .it. would v>". iw ..., ... (continued from page one) of the finest characterizations in f10 les , City -«• ipng, Holy Gross Woman's the history o f the motion picture, Men, ”We find this written by you, sien fit to publish your personal. P°od reflection on the efforts of ymi continue yotir present JtA one of his gmitekt rolg* in ‘TUscem* to us thnt King Albert’s attack, I ask you- to publish^ this the City Commission, and in tho Guild Assembled At •'The 'Yullcy of the Giants,” which answer might'Well apply to San­ letter so the public might under­ future I shall advise the public of y d h fi^ ly ^ Z g S . to the* MilAugl Theatre to- ford. IT tile people here would stand my position. And 1 furthbr Church Oit: Tuesday, Mrs , K ...... . s.„ contea 'tfic system through the Sanford ilny. E. F . , M. make aii honest concerted effort wish to sny that no man, -news­ Sills’ portrayal of Bryce Cardi­ imuunliy to understand one an­ paper or group o f men shall bull­ • . , .Augustine, JH oridh.U victim * her •^ ; n i o s t important ■ I', P. Forstgr, gan, son of (tht*’ pioneer lumber other, ( it would work an infinite doze or threaten lilts into doing uioft11n>r of th:»* Women s CiUi!u*.o1 ' Vr^“ magnate in the pirturizatlon of amount of good for our City. And that which I do not deem wise niU R SD A Y Holy Cross Episcopal Church. V.\i< i ... , , .* , , Pi ter II, Kyruv’s great romance of iputiinr of the Seminole hc|«i tuc.M loy'nlteinoon - ^ ■ Uw -.'.M . H. W id th *, wh«» b m Ivon the Hit: Trees, is -one.thnt stamps when two men understand thnt for the good o f the City. they are on dlffeicnt siilcs of tl>44— __. political fence, can they no. hnvlTT f,0me ten «1°V" "B 9 1 delivered Kouvl^fciU .tov- ttcxL.«ack»Qtbx c. jvud to you copies of the new and effithe Mime? ncrniisp-n persnr hohl4; 7 1 3 ft 'bhokkeopmg ran d .accounting: opinions at variance to one i own' "system installed .by the City Com­ as to what is bettor for th > ulti­ mission, and in operation - since . . . . *,un i'Pcnt the holidays lu re with her her induatrjt ns a hackgronhrl. In mate good of Sanford, is It neecs- curly November,’ and asked that 111 meet, at tl :0l> o’clock He of Mrs. J . D. Parker, cake -ampor to have been given by ^ t c r Mrs. (Thorne P. Herndon, this environment Sills is perfectly . ary that one entertain a deep and you publish the report ar.d fully the Gful.l hx-.heeu post,mm : until ha, ,,!tlinu,, Lulit.lani|. at home, ahd his interpretation of personal hatred toward him ?" I explain the system to the public y of .the Campbell I<o.xx- rurthcr n >;:ee. alio. t . J . Humph * Kync’s hero !<n»vck nothing to he wonder hoxv you could, recompile tnj^rlwui Logpin will In * d a ii3 i:li. imported that' tin* ' . ,, ' ............... desired. ^ your Christmas Kditoiinl with -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I.. Steele lar meeting at -1:00 A■!vq.nl -ho* Valued at $-15 had he ii t h a t is t o b e g iv e n a w a y b y t h e Playing opposite Sills in this pic­ your New Year Editorial. Nothing kmA on;V ..if I was nl .* aiinomu-ViPtliat | "P Tampa wj re the guests of Mr. lih e Hut. ture is*Doris Kenyon, who returns in my opinion hut a spiteful mind mm f e pdntxvcU will enter­ M rs.,^quires and her corps wouhl ! and Mrs. John Sneed on New lo *thc screen after a year’s ah­ controlled liy influences other than t+y* FURS aid tilt Guild in serving the Men’s |Year’s day, em *. Miss Kenyon is ideally cast j its oxvn, could write such contra­ ic second of n w rit's of Club supper and would also servo os the sweet lied rt of young Cardi­ dictory articles and expect therties at .":0O bcl'ock at lunch. pn« fo r civic organizations W e tHe paying highest •Mr ami Mrs. Cushman Unde* gan, and doe*« her usual i milt loss citizens of the community to have J'.aOS Park Avenue, if sp dasifctl. haugh of tlrlamlo were the diunci purformunce. any faith in their utterances. cash m ark et prices for of Commerce Dinner Paul Hurst is seen in the vole A fter the liusincss had hern . guc. is i f . Mr. mi.l Mu , .l^lin.Sni o.l •It is indeed unfortunate thnt |tel Korreat Lake nl'7:!J0. |trntiBnclejl, the annual «lection of j on New Year’s IJItJC cf nnndemi, the lialf-breed lumher you should even assume thnt an Coons, . Opossum, Skunks hors. Arthur Stone plays Buck intelligent citizenship should he __ ceting of the Sallie Ha*-- officers took place vomiting a * fid- ' •• CnrdiKnii's IngMy. with his uimftl low^V P'*i‘icnt M u. W. K. WotI „ j j ,.,..,., (lf jnptcr, N, S. D. A. it. at <xpeeled to give countenance to , ., Wild C ats and Foxes Youa d’Avril A M 1 - . ... ........,i ... IVoiia, 111., is comedy touches'. lock at. the Hotel Forrest HOn, vice prcHiileiU,' Mrs. ‘^ i’ u li(’ r spending a short time in 'Sanford plays the maid, Charles' Selion is your assertions, and had you' gix’on ConnejlV M't-ietnry, Airs all the facts relative to the minit T ,.V _V h!<UUJ»i«tuaAJih e n Mns. __ . F ip iH f l F u r C f t . ____ -nffsirs - 1-----SMWCV. <To.* -MU-.,— -*. _5 _ * W I ■1^0 ti f ' ■ Stella Arrington will e»i Krupp; IJ.' T„ O. custodian, Mrs. B. I , ,, i since" the Oth day of August, 11X27, 3 N 7Tt3rTTAve. Next id 1 and I’lilj Brady i* lt{g Iloy. f the itook Lovers Cluh nt K, Ib»v\uiiur uf Atutviitt, C« ■WTI-roem^ ami lived In tho present and not in _Ynldcz. Hanford. Fla. B'otk n t the Country Cluh. tary, Mrs. S. A. H’m.ton; ediiwir' *:i .Handing pim' time In Sanford I ho* past, there would be littlo wjlh iii*, daughter, Mm. Ira II. D.itjonol peereiu -y, Miss Margaret *1 .d u cting of tiio Garden ground fo r'an y material differeneos existing. ! lOL'Q'cfdek a t . the Hotel Young; box chniniiaii, Mr:. A. It. f i t i t Ip r home, on Magnolia Ave­ nue. Marshall. . The’ great trouble is that there ^ I ’­ All nw mhi r.i were urged to nt’. —‘H s. •* are too many . hack-seat drivers ll lu(io)idnn of tiio ( 14 id m iend ilie animal meeting of tin* Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wallace of win* desire to run the City govern­ ■ 1:00 o'clock at Hotel For- Clturth Service League which will •iiKl.Minville huxe*..relumed to lit ir ment. and who n(e trying to in|tce. .- dVP lie hid^M ' ndjiy afleraoon at will be on exhibition in the lobby of the home afluV; spending the lioliihi.vs fiiet their orders upon the City Announcement MONDAY o’elw y ffv the Pari: h Mou e. here xvlth Mr^i Wallaee'i ter, /TSrlamln, .Ian. Cnmiltlssion, without assuming Hs being inade today by the Yow- any responsibility therefor. Such f 'iuh—i*f-- t-he r P i n i A: I . 1 Unit, * Church will inert af cll-Dj-'W Company, o f Orlando, is the position of you and your >rtv**l* Roy Synics Gives It %, . |at the home of Mr:-. 1!. C. Mrs. . »» • i n . Mtv. A. 1>. t.ray o f luukrMi-. .S. ( . of the lieginnipg of the store’s an­ advisers, and you appear to he en­ ill Magnolia Avenue •with Lovely H n c l ^ e I ' a r t y arrived lure Tuesday afteiaiion imal January clearance sale on dowed with such over abundance Amazing new device guaranteed to foore mid Mrs. Itohert 1. — :----1 • end i- ilie plies, of lur daughter, Friday. January ti, and continuing j of knowledge relative to municipal •Howlight-cardriverto keephis scat »s hostesses, if* ■„ , ; , , [affairs, and Imw to handle the flre,, . , v* , ,, , the lutllii Uiie lionte <i‘ S.t 1. V . IC*. I.inyd Boyle, at her luuile in until the end -of next. week. ~**d enjoy c*xc overSscvuopoor '- 'tarmchair v miles per Thls kale lias become a CcnUil j fil’d aiiunticm, that xvlion I am enService League of .ll-dy y‘v:ne: on < r- *;a| Duke v..t - the laigovvoud. bac-k i fhour. not satisfied. 1’lorida In-titutimi, aad this year, 7»hlvd to relimpiish my position, I |)i5C0im) (. huivli u ii nuv‘‘ | ri’fg' t.r an iim.stinUy luvi*h bri«l*r<* rfOtH’ **t o f four. tfieials of the company have an- ‘'tiirmdy hope that you or some of r °«’h>«’k at the I'arn.l. . .. ,lM Wednyr-day .................. Mr. a: I .Mr*. Paul John oh have \iIn a siie eliiertuined the menihet - i' l l l*i;. i to ;heir I’.onie at l.eeshutg niainei'd that larger than usual re- your crew will after yourself to TUESDAY <•: the Aftei noon ’lea Du.die.ite heiii ii'inling the holidays here dmtinus have been *made in the the puldie t'i fill my place, and . limiid t)ii> people through mistake ’ts of ail choirs and other ftei.igr Cluh. with lug W aller’s parents, Mr. I rices of mefchniiilise to be offer­ acre pLive a, I will wish them xvell.'l oH re asked to meet nt. the ••-‘prigs of holly :ijn.ing;’d in wall a:ai ,il rs. i ). .1. Pope. ed in* the January sale of 11I2S. Cluh at 7:510 iiYlork- t" 1hiisla".s added a festiv'e t«ui)t in H is'a very easy matter for a Al: o it was vtuled by W, T. Itulce, man to i-xjptvss Ins belief when he horn) jheicty. T O ^ 1 llV l-ili i oral iag the i-tmuts o-' the. r lis> Ho-alie I*.11n who has lieei j g* i.eral iiiiitinger of tho eom- can make il apply to others than Ball of the Social 1>••home. After Cio gane-s )iad pi inline il 1 ledidavs Iwt • wit Ii j puny, ’that the enlire stock .of Ilie himself, but 1 wonder if you have of the Woman' Club at l,».n cviupbtid :■* •••.. \ .-■*• . >m paiems. .Mi. and .Mr . •*. J . |.Yow< !I-Diexv t'pnfpany’s t'iv-»l Forrest Lake at t'Sbl |;;*• . <1 and n v. i- .loom* ilirn Mr- ’ l ‘,.,.e. !vm Ti.r Hay fo r ’A'ben .C m . stery building—the largest in thin ever .stopped to think, "that a I . . •• rwwjwl. CS. lying I.rnad and Mi . c v r g . |„, i •: - section of the stale is being of- thoroughly aroused citizenry, eager for the future welfare of-the City,’ ^irge s, W i liner and J i n . S. Uum er.w eiv ludder higlast jag „ver al ,\li,'i red at special clearance prices, and satiated with your former w tm ie tM u v T ‘:..... . '■ * m o . ( .a . vvb.re -be' will sp,g|,l with the exception of a few n n -1conduct la.iegurd.tu nur Eity, will Mary McLeod WEDNESDAY I a .;*in lb.- siflernon Mr . Svm. „.v ,| lv, i( h l»-i aunt. Mr*. I.exvi- lioiiaHv i.- i licted artleb‘s. 'nut ii«e lip and use such influence ’ fla y Afternoon ltiidge m u d bee Kin-1 " itb i* *'<—Ii - |.mi, •V Tlie amurtiiii eilieiit of the eom- as m-eessaiy to prevent further ISresidont Hethune Cook1 meet with Mrs. K. It. Me n- m's i f ice i i am, eal i- -, lea. | _ , arraignment of our City through a t 3i00 o’clock at la r In.me .r,g la-’ v i- -!i . <. Ii in v|; . ,j, |«p,| relurm-1 pary stales thai this sale is not your urwspjp. r ’! If y.nu have man college at Daytona ■t •. foi Hupnip-re of getling rid of LtmVOld. Mi - I "lien - -I. H ,b ,,ln .-..... . ,\l Itinta; G i . never laid this III night, 1 suggest ■Id or oili<i -e:ison mercluiudiso. Will Speak . -........ I .j j j y * »' h*j *•tu*|ii :\ fo.i t Mi|*fi htiyi;«ir ,‘i l f We , are i i l<.i ng ne.w, fresh that you might well think about it III IiLite. H a r r y - L e w i s . —-— I —- i , , , - Ai, :, WtllioiU li —' S--— . ..V ■ ^ ^ _ On. her trip .to .K u ro p e no-frlm n*l ht* - t-lni r-—j*. ii|*-to-l ln>T hnxV emli-nx-ofed ilarlng flie" minnte in ytyk -aid Air, Itruii—. IteasAtLiinclieon 11 . ,,}",vv h ‘,1> } past months to avoid even ennTrinity M. E. Church] -----— • ... ! M r^.nd AJrs. M K. ] ipiixxiddio •‘and many of >,m departments are i I.l or mu oi ; i-:i-11ii meii liandisc. ii/.IV > ^ M l /»,-! *1 i ,» v ' ' ’ U” • » " ' v‘ d ill, s , If*. 4 larry H. L.wis vx. - le Sanford A xe. & <ith SI. nle t liiit,,include advanfo •Ml lO » j i 1 11. 1 l *1! I I S 11 . , *t ■ rinir.Hiiay and ate t<h rt (Toti L a te to C lassify) MKMHlsy Hl>tu^u M l. __V1, •spiing inateiials and advance M ( J '* ? * :m i * r > n ( T ', 0 *" * o f.Mr. and Mi-. II. .1. T\oh- -plijig rtyle:.." bridge pm, y. v, l.< , Thursday 8 P. M. '•M till’ •fllf’V; ; oitJ /i:*riri rn ruc.-v. Lout one black horse mule. Weight ' ‘ mail nt their home oil l’alinetl > L*d the an icli- < >'' t i, about nine hundred pounds. No­ I'., tm. • r *».xv i \br. i l l m m : t ' coc ’ iik a n bridge i loh ai !c i i. I*, i ,xi epiii nal plea an- u.i^ in ' Choral Class will Sln£ tify II. A. AlcMiehiiel, Eureka findiii o u n c e , . ini.lpe party and luni-tiMiI.-iura 1 et'iiinu v tin ha > ' i:w vui:i* . J in, r..— (IN S) — Hammock. Special R eservations for| (r /’ . 1 [t peas. p,t I V .e W ,,;: t-y Mi • -a 1 •adimr tie - I olidax- In *' • J. ke S ll Ilf r. v.hn r«-Ceiitlx won reft (tVtna:)j\h\ o < I ,! W hites \ th lii- p.irnit*. Mr. i.e.I Mis. II. tli ivnrei" 1 - ‘ balkl ne billiaid I . . c Vi in. \i: en ..I e i Mli-r! ii.in tin- h j . ' I : ' left Put* day f<-r Jack , iripinil' bill i-itn Werie-e <’im-Ii . • mo >. > 1' 11; Si- l e i Jwvio played. I \ h . i p o c i l i in el <'oi Itt an in Congreffational No Admission * i.io.i -lie ir- taking a f a i l * .,; *i* 11 r t i *>rre * e..in. illo laJile-i \V»'f> * i |,iin* iiiaii-li at 1^1 lialklilIMki ..... . e. i I'.' i . rd l.od. a ared linen o - , anil * > ii" X'.e i.’elrh v. il I begin here . ! I " in 1 ui ,i\. r g |.Church Pancake and I *i*v» M - . ' i i l a v a n d w i l l be p l a x e i l in th m ! ■Cl Iat ket fidr l .. ■ . i!. e ill-1 . S "II W- ■e K W, r J e, ..vn. I Warren Hill. bln, I o f Kill o o in t S e l l r ' l . •I P-cte i ■ . \V l; l.’h a. E. J II aley ami J n ui* * * i,•I. Ill l(k- ,\i Sausage Supper Bos n the g , an I al i ae i .on Ill-ion v, I o I Tli.-.i e*-.it of 'la- l ull rlr.inn i n l»y eai.I ■•-.«.*<. i. t <• ■f i Oi kindn I .in" ; : !, t- 1 d- f lionej m.i I'm ll*'.--.-rxaiiiins ami Ticket:* Price 35c I-1. vi d l lie |i , /.e t o|* In j; 'i- i il* xv.-'.- in ■ • x ilv Wednesd r-‘ 'rj' four i of.i In the i r b» u, •t |.. .M.-.. ' . toiiieh-ti- aii ifgemenls xxilb T h u rsd ay Ja n u a ry 51 h a t U Ilf I! *In- Saeford I i.u.s for a join* bflcniiin:! lnm a I m i': :ag and I ., i'>; n-t to be bell The I’arinh House allies <i itupii.. Mount I h . ■ mill Hotel on lor the la i bii.ii . i il. i .ii- U-ii-i. ' Ji" 5 :3 0 to 7:3(1 I'lome Mr-. C. E. Myers, fiJH-J HCOtXii weu i i t . r ; , 'live null iix ^nppoiiitjili al ." ’I ui, 1,y. Jar a i y 12. tes for top m .1 dec*n.-lions of sweet p. n Jvcre won by .Mi , r ni.M i.ifi -i--n- rallying out tin* ‘ 3 |n. G, •1>. Hi; Imp. rob i -• i f pink, white and gie« i fs xvero laid T«c Mi F i Ik i .. fr |j , J.| e i*- Ilf Itie ('Ik t xx■* ^t7M rs. rt. |». Itishnp; Mr- •i xxI !i X' v. Yi . i ' •r.rd . A. DeCottes, Mis. I’m .!. ( . .’ii.; Wi re hud f ,r Mrs. Airs. J)avid I•: !'i i if • J . Thigpen, A1* . D uil.i l iie [ Wi gin of \V;r iiingior. iinond. Mr.-, lliil Wr.^ht Ji. i ’. Mi . Itraxton f.. I'e'ikia-, 1 it“I E A T I ? . »iaxn*x« v z B z u Mrs. .E ir e t lloir-hoiibv. M*«. , Lewis. i-'ioVi! I'a Iliter. Mis. lialpli Wight, I/; V ll.tft JVt a. .x!t . J . D. |HY MAIDENS i I \SS Womii tiff and M i . i , Alerti. lorry Maidens d a - of i! laptist Sunday School held 1 Iteeeo I'oi./.s and You Kussroiv |incss' lm-iiling Weilin day, in at the home of , AVt. . •r Mimoi xxit - ba in*-* - \i i'ors i-i nfi.itl on Wednesday. cmlemon J r . The eleiii ni Cers for the en-.uiag* yi »r . x V S .b i.-' ! lacu resulting as follow:': ! l'M !T (i'V •*Evei*ybo(lw , Mrs. Ct A. Anderson J r , till Wt t .Main billy el open . nt. Miss Ilnby Martin; Icaldetit,'Mks.-i Eh-naur GnmAIAIESON - * Contract J - : for kccond vice prei.idcat; Mi - ; building Ituptir.'. Sunday Sctioul fet Stinson; secretary, Mixs unit. _____t ____________ ______________ ^___ . _______________ ,_______ * « , *' . Stone; treasurer, Miss Johnson; reporter, Miss MESHXVORK SLIPPERS | xV'HITE SLIPPERS friges. Deauville sandal* in txxo/tonea. be conclusion of huplness . O/tonx-S. O O C l-.tJiea’ white slippers A conifct'tahlo xxnlkin hour >v«if enjoyed during auitable for spring. In Specially priced at Brno Airs; Anderson served broken slzea cake. Those present were H i tuby Martin, Miss Eleanor >n, Miss Mnrgnret Stinson, LADIES’ HIGH SHOES BEDROOM SLIPPERS Iczzio Stone, Alisa Martha Thirty-nine pair of ladies* h ig h , In, Miss Mary Griggs, Mi.n Special P rices on ladies’, men’s and lace shoes. Walkover and other^ Stinson, Miss Hose Raunxxcll-known makea, nelling for, children's bedroom slippers for Frid ay TODAY Mnrtin, Miss Lu"TH E VALLEY OF TH E lAndcrson ami Miss Knth* GIA N TS" *. m n is . v ’ With CHILDREN’S SHOES Ladies Colored Slippers . . Mjlmti Sill*:, Doris K-Wiyori, Arthur .Rtono and George Strap nlippers and oxforda on hpeclnl dUplay F ifty more pair of ladie»‘ci*(hr«l aUppexna'.la n• T’axvccft . One pair for ' V . .small sites these’ are' ^lO.td'vhldes. One pair **j • .i**1•'* Cometly - for • • "MAD Ht’lt-AMBLED” 4 ' ’ » ' 'X . • Milane Hcyjcxv AN KXTUA 1*A1R • —-c Stars Sjlls Today Flays, The.Herald In Milane Ficture For Criticising Him nn.>> i**j» Jff **•m-»r.a»5t Personals Drum and Bugle Yowell-Drew Will Stage Annual Sale Beginning Friday Corps K EEP your s e a t Forrest Lake Hotel" And Womans ClubDance MILANE BIGGEST AND BEST MUSICAL SHOW IN THE HISTORY OF SA NFORD at THE BIG SALE MEW’S for one A art extfa pair D pair for High and low shoes in large and small These are $ 8 and $ 1 0 shoes. IT rncEss **<■.fT- « p 0 .o 3 $2,95 FRID AY **Tca ft>r Three" with Cody and A llcen l ’Vlnglc, *K ^ ^ Coni', dies * • “Too Mu^h Sleep" irrambled tlcrxyniopn SHOES TOMORROW , ’ '.■*! , • Wflliam' Boyd and Mary Astor . .. h> "TWO AUAIJIAN K N IG IITS" added •‘TH E BA TTLE OF T H E CRN•TpUY" \ . . • Milane Paramount Now# ' 75 SINGERS, DANCERS AND COMEDIANS. 2 5 S L 0 N D 0 N G A IE T Y T H E A T R E G IR LS. MAIL ORDERS NOW! PRICES INCLUDING TAX: LowerFloor $3.30 artd$2.75. Balcony $ 2 .75and$2.20 SEA T**■■” S-------A L-----E OPENS! MONDAY — *— ••J r • i �PACE mrsANpon' flirtft dbLD BY' i ' { 1 m m / Vf 11 I 1. Ei 1 ■ 1•• ’' ■ ’-it' . * 9 :* *m .m i IT 'i n i rsr. * i 9 Watch For Our Sign Don’t be misled by fake signs We are located A t 312 Sana -ford Avenue. LADIES’ SHOES MEN’S SHOES 1 rack of ladies* shoe;*, consisting of patent leath er, lace and strap s, value up to $ 1 .9 5 . Bankrupt Sale P r i c e .......... ......................... 1 lot of m en’s dress shoes, and ox?TT»idsfr value up to $ 4 .9 5 Bank ruptSale P rice ................................................................................. 4.................... 1 rack of Lad ies’ shoes consisting of patent pumps, satin s, new ­ est sty les, vnlue up to $ 6 .0 0 will be sold at ....................................... 1 lot of Men’s dress shoes and oxford s, value up to $5.95 Ilankrupe Sale P rice ................................................................................................................. 1 lot o f In d ies’ high top work shoes, to be sacrificed a t the B ank­ rupt Sule a t . . . a ......................................................................... 1 lot Men’s heavy work shoes, value up to $11.00 Bankrtip! Sale 1 lot of ladies' top kid bools to* be sacrificed 1 lot of children’s shoes, go at 1 lot of Lad ies’ bedroom shoes at 1 lot of children’s tennis shoes, nt only To the first 50 custom MEN’S SUITS ors on Friday, Saturday 1 lot of ladies* coats, Bankrupt Sale and Monday we will give P r i c e ............- .......................... absolutely free a pack­ 1 lot of men’s su its, value Bankrupt Sale P rice ......... age containing merch­ 1 lot of ladies coats, bankrupt Sale Price ............................ to $15.00. 1 lot of Men’s su its, value up to $20.00 Bank andise ranging in value ........ I lot of Men’s su its value lip to $.’10.00 Bank $ 15.95 1 lot of Children’s Coats to go at Blankets and Sweaters Ladies 'O N . 1 lot of Ladies’ dresses, Bankrupt Sale Price ....... 1 lot of Ladies’ silk dresses value up to £10.00, Bank­ rupt Sale P r ic e ....... ............. 1 lot of Children’s dresses Bankrupt Sale Price 1 lot of double heavy blankets to go nt the unheard of price of ................... -j 1 lot of part wool blankets value 1° C l Q $7.50 to be sacrificed nt ........... ............ f \ J 1 7 11 1 lot of / H t f e T Ibrice q h AQ com forts; Bankrupt Sale rf*-| ..................................................... <4> 1 • I O 1 lot of boy’s sw eaters, Bankrupt Sale P rice ................ -.................................. 59ff $ 1.95 Hats & Caps 1 lot of Men's felt h ats, Bank rupt Sale P rice ........................ Notions G ingham s, B ankrupt Sale P rice .............. .................................. Ladies’ and Men’s hose per pair ..... ............................................ 1 lot Men’s and hoy’s capH, O uting Flannel, Bankrupt S-^le P rice per yard ................... L ad ies’ »ilk hose, Bankrupt B est g rad e yard w id e^ h cctin g .B an k ru p t Sale price "per yd . Sale price per pair .................. Men’s ribbed underwear all sizes shirts and drawers Bankrupt Sale Price ....... Men’s ribbed union suits, Bankrupt Sale Price ............ Mgp’s Summer weight Un­ ion Suits, Bankrupt Sale Price ............................ Overalls Spool Thread Safety Pins Men’s Collars Straight Pins Pearl Buttons Handkerchiefs fc," ft) , iM jSf * /L. ! . * Needles Men’s Shirts Men’s 220 Denim white hack overalls. Bankrupt Sale Price 1 Ijot of Men’s d ress sh irts, to go a t — .........■»............................ - B oy’s heuvy overalls, bank rupt Sale P rice ................. . 1 lot of Men’s work sh irts, to be sacrificed a t •....... —... ••.*~*•*>*• t I RemembeF the Place * .1 ,. 312 SANFORD AVE. « •• . » * * . * »* • *■ •’ W A N T E D !! # * •. .. i , Sales Ladies and Salesmen Apply at Store , • . ■_ • 4 • *• Remember | the Time 9 A . M. FRIDAY .* * "* • ' ‘ . . . • ■>">3 .v . ( M a t -oft.* i. ..y, • Hi • �1 Vicks* healing, Ant 1* septic ingredients bring soothing re­ lief. Apply gently ilvrai* 10-Ji P lan ts and Flow ers RATES Purehuso pepper and ether, spring MI.AD, deceased, late of Seminole crop seed front Stokes Seed FOR SALE —Household furniture, County. Florida, to tho Hum J n s / O.' reasonable, 818 ' Kim Ave. Phone Shuion.- County Jut) k <* ol Seminole Company.' Arcade Bldg., and be County, nt hi« office In 'th e County . . . assured of pure type strains. All 321-W. co u rth o u se In Momlrmin County, Florida, within twelve mouths from seed disinfected._____ ________ ' the d ate'h ecfBf. Dated November 1(1. I v - 1e27. Ford trucks for sale: . 2 dump 11— Miscellaneous __ THEODO RE L. MEAD, bodies with jumbo gears, onlv \V. VRDS At Der For M f. R obert-C —T lira th a ru A l^ H ^ a v rw « *S = *tU 0 .0 U .e a c h rU XX' T: tecase.i. free ticket to~the^rtilane.- Call flat-bod y-' same type with selfstnrter. *200.00. C. 'R. Sibley, inct i i e col'H'i OF THIS coun tv at The Herald Office. Lake Mary. JUDUB, hkm inolk coun ty. S T A T E O F F1AJUIDA. FOR SA LE—Gas heater. $6.00. In, re the Estate of! ALFRED 1*. J-W. dll Park Avd., For 9fro—Must,' sell this .week, DAWSON. DeMdstjJ IPhono .052Updcnvood * typewriter. typqIN PRO RA TE ' upstairs. witer, desk 6 chair, Rotospezd F I N A L NOTICE Notice la hereby given th at tip1 Save 25 h>, O. S. \aughn, optome­ flat, top onk desk- All good condi­ tunic rain nod will, nit lb., etui J rv « f Feb ru ary, A. I>. Isis, ‘pt-ereai trist, L.< II. Griffith, Oj ticinn. tion. ','Box 000. Care Herald, Die ll(ttiora1dt, Count\ Jn.lifn of Sanford Ojttlcal Co., 305 E. 0th St. Wood, nil lengths, for said*. Leave Jo Seminole County. Florida, tier fin­ Eyes examined, Glasses made, only al return, account and Voucher* an orders at 1511 Meilbnvillc Ave. Administratrix of the E s ta te of fully equipped. Plant in Sanford. A L F R E D I*. DAWS'IN........... censed. Also wntch and clock repairing— F. B. Dyson, and nt mild time, then and there, reasonable prices. make application in thu mild 27— Money T o Lojm AdfBBM J1 b * rteolved co lle cto r oent le n t. line _:_10c a v— *1 1 "^ .7 c t line- Fob re q a e o u arc for )ns. . , average length rates #»•*!« . . 10 of 80c for is reetricted.'ication. [ made Tho San, bo respon!.lblo jrr e c t insertion, for subsequent affico should bo itely In case of f Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph repairing our specialty. Toys, bicycleo, sporting goods, and fish* orman's supplies. Geo. W. Deetch, "Tho Bicycle Store." McLnnder Arcade. • t JERP represen tativo a**-. Motor boat, with cabin preferred. German police pup or dog. Good collie pup. Singing Cnnary with cage. Stable manure in quantity. Considerable wor(ty can .bo .'pur­ chased cheap while doing clear­ 'F ou n d ance. Apply to L. F . Hill, Gar­ den Park, west of Paula, or write i for return of blnck P. 0 . Box 103, Route A, Sanford, potted female Llow- Flit. swering to name I20-W of write Box Ki—-Room s With Board frets information r they will assist Sg your want ad pro effective. 2 6 — Miscellaneous F o r Sale Sportwrit&rPredicts Close Annual Banquet Of Famous Sportsmen Fight Betw een Lpughran^Has Great Success rt« | , n , , -i - » imm im Btrw c a m p ton was here a s a gu est o. ; , Ml riimu, v ........ _ _____ board will leave Huiunluj for Palm Y L e g a l N otices). fOUll OLD W ALLS JEW W ALL PAINT FOB BEN T—"2 story house, Park IN T I I kV i R 'T 'I T ijfn 'R T o f T in: Avenue between 0th and 10th T U ' I 'N ' V TH IR D JI ID R H A L . NEW AND nETI ' l l U T I ' a III' FLORIDA IN AND I JRTHF.R INFORMA- Street. Apply 001 Park Ave., or FOR ^ Jv il N 'o l .i: i 1 11'NTV. IN I . PHONE 235-J OR phone 224. rilA N ijIR Y . 'V H^O'INTZMIN*il'IR. CumpJulrt :OLLElR, SANFORD. FOB SA LE: Sin nil house on Mngnoliu Avenue north of Central M.VUUA RUT l l * W H IT E . L. U. *11—repairing, piano Street. $3500.00. Practically no W HITE. SANFORD IILIOHTM R K A LT T D iM T A S Y , a ••brporaexperts with 17 yearn cash requited payments like rent. ortfunlxcU ami ,-xlxtlnK uninford .music store Address R. II. 11. Cara The llcruld. . I Inn Ilu* laws of tin' Htal*' of ppe. Room 10 St 11 MeFlorida. Defendants. 20— F a rm s F o r Sale CITATION. Phone 832. T H E STA TE OF FU 1H ID A ; TO MAROARKT H. W H IT E . II upprurlfiB irom tliu uffldavtla of tlie Kolb'ltor for raini|iluluaut In the above entitled cause lliut you niv i» non-resident of the elate of I-’ 11' rl itu n ml l bat you' ure n resident of a S ta le nr Coun­ try oilier than the Slate of Florida, anil that - your tiresent residence and mldii-HH Ih unknown; T H E R E F O I I E . You. Maruaret If. While, are unified nml required to be before Ibis court on the Cttl day of F eb ru a ry A. D. 1S2*. and appear I • the bill of complaint exhibited ap ahist you In this enuer. oilier, wise a decree tiro con.'esso will be entered aKuiust you. t r IS (UIDCHKD lllrtl Tills no­ tice and I'liuilon bo published In The Sanford Herald. « newspaper pnbllsUrd In Sanford, Seminole County. Florida. •once each, week for four consecutive w eek *,’ - w t tiie s v 'T n rtu n iT and t>al of the Clrciill cnurl, of ihr Twenty-third ,. fb urceago To pi-eyenl sftjrs. M. FOB SA LK :—Beautiful between Orlando toads, 33 J-3 Il n fraA I Inlrof In' tit.. Ih a frci ticket to'tho acres, consisting of some high and Herald laasified ^soffic low land. Ideally situated ffor-poultry'farm . Frontage* on old Orlando road. Cnti lie-bought nt Clrvutt of Flnrtdn:*1n >nnd fruited /ifale ‘ a bkrgnln with very eaay payments; Judicial for Seminole County, on thin ITIh Tills is an opportunity for nome day of December,' A. I*. ' • V, E, DOlUil.AKH, one to get n desirable poultry farm I’ltiil* Of Ihu Circuit .Court of -Experienced direct sM- for nlmoat nothing. For further tlie Twenty-Third Judlctul ng* $10 0 0 a day.' Won- information see R. J , Holly, First iTrcult of Florida, ip and for. Siinlnule County.'* ''F lo rid a . |lev- Write Box 1403 National Bank Building, Sanford, By A. IL -WEEKH, Florida. * . > , la: * • . j k )ND AND MORT>MPANY. 112 Second improved bnshiMs property. AUo wf j FOR SA LE: AT~ACTUAL COST BEFO R E TH E BOOM. Well lo­ cated lot facing east oh Palmetto Avenue. 75 feet frontage. In good neighborhood. Very desirable for home, quite close to school. $1750.00 Almost ycur own terms. Address Seminole Builders, Inc. P. O. Box w mm . • S i . , , , , ........... v D. -IS IN T H E COURT OF COUNTY JU DGE, SEMINOLE COUNTT. STA T E O F FLORIDA. In re E s l a t s of E DITH , ED W AR D S MEAD. Deceased To all creditors, lagatec*. distrib u ­ tee*. and all persons having ', claims or demands aaalnol said ; r a t a ls : YOU, au d ea c h 'p f you, a r * Jiorobv'*ticdirii-d and required tu p rsssn t any claims and demands which you. or olthsr o f you. may have ag ain st anaouiiced here today. It it w, will. be ready for u c next sinsun. ttsirk wr-i be<-r,r in M a n with tletl- Any breaking out of the skin, even firry, itching eczema, can be quickly ovt-reoroe by applying a little Mnithofciilpliur, says a note! skin specinliat. llccauso of it* aerm destroying proper Mr*, tlwa Milphur prep.ir.ihi Hardly brings case from skin irritn lion, soothe* and heals the ci&cut-h. right up and aruooth. It seldom fails to relieve the tor­ ment ami disfigurement. Sufferers from skin trouble should get ai little Jar o f Boivles Mrnlho-Sulpkur from any good druggist / e l ix ir S w e e t YOUR i - B u c l e D R U G G IS T ’ S L A N K Y ’S DRUG STO R E Meihch Illdg, li-V'^rati/ih’ioniul^iJ^Tf'.VraD c’nl'o- i Uiltou« F ev er nmi M alaria Sanford. Fla. Me REYNOLDS DRUG CO*. ------is a prescription for — - D cn R U t Sanford Fla. ■ L A K E M A RY PH ARM ACY Luke Mary It kills the g e rm s. n i•Nk, OK, E. L V / C L B O U jR N ’S 666 F il l, \ I 1 * Acute Indigestion, D ia rrh o e a , Cholera Morbus, Bloody Flux, Colic. Burns, etc. Elixit Sweet Bugle Is a purely vcxcfibtf comrounJ inJ I* per* fecrl* *xf* even f. r ibe tmtllro thllj. A tuts fSJ • ticI in the trouble, for nl.kli It I, ttconnndtd; AT irntioii in .ibub’y^Trpnext Thanks- |(^olds. G rippe^ linn. * , ■ ' \ Cofist Iput ion and Rectal diseases. Painless non-surRical method. Dr. Jo s. Cor­ win Howell, Registered psvslcian, 200 W . Gore Ave. Orlando. Florida, Telephone •1395 for free consultation You will be surprised how* quickly you will get wcJk without loss of lime from businiTss. ITCHING ECZEM A DRIED RIGHT . UP , .(fMi r l IIA1M.OTTKSVILI.K, \ ti.# Jim Uil \u 1 , i . — (INS> Tin* lhiivt*r«it\ »» "/Ut p, |1!lV0 H ,u.w football ithnll Iwuuld defend bis titl.i a g a i n s t thi- *"• kuo; "v ei the Held very th o i- stl|(Tjulll „ f se a tin g 255,000. ,0 0 0 PRIN T SHOP nee on anything In Nicely furnished modern house, TO T H E 'VOTERS OK SEMtNOBE , .phone cal! will get COFNTY. two garages, 11# Laurel Ave., I ul li to juinotiner Ihal I tun a hone 417-W. 0 lluil- and 2nd. St. candldai'- for re-election to the office Ilf T a x Collector of S em in­ sleeping ole C ount), sohjccl to l lie action jF lN G —The Roof Ev* Bungalow, J> rooms, thu Voters In the Democratic porch, garage. $35.00 per month. hr i'A a l shingles: P rim ary t«» he hold In June. G02 Em Ave. Appy Roberts Your support will tie appreciated tin and golvinized J NO. 11 JIN K INS ion II. Cowan. Oak Grocery. St. Phone 111. 1 fl— Houses F o r Stile 21— L o U F o r Sale a |,, ab a l.-J noflor nt CmmtK s alM iucu^o | . .....\ , ChristmOs fun<l h.mquft. U was . 1 1 ‘ 1,1, 11 * I agreed, Cermak said, that Tumiey 1 . Flo. / ' lr.fr u f ‘ nm'r. e, Thomas probably won't c a r r y the m a t t e r to an e x ­ trem e, which in this c a s e would YOWELL — DREW’S Safe for C hildrens Coughs Js y a u u n s m c ii i I'n i.iT it ,\i. ,\n \ o f n c e m e n t B each. K.'a., where ll-.ey will ( o n l e r I hereby announce my candidacy with Tunney. fur the l.cxlsluture. subject lo lh« will of ihe voters of Seminole FLY \> EIGHTS BA TTLE County. In tln< p rim al) tu lie held on Ju n e t<. t'.iZS M. .11 LORD. N E W YORK. .Ian. 5. ( I N S ) C o rp o ra l. Izzy Scbwui tz, flyweight r o il n i t r r t i k s Chsoii »K TAXES champion in N o York S t a l e . In1 u 1st, lo announce lo the people been miitchcd >i l l a n y Gold­ •d Seminole Cciumj that I am n eamlblale for re-elentlun to tliu o f ­ stein. New York y. im g stcr. for tell fice of Tax AsNeHsor, subject to tin* r >umis at the A rg m no A. C.. Bos­ Service decision of I lie vo te r s In tlm Demo, ton, nil J a u . 20. No title will - l i ­ IT— Houses F o r Rent eratlc J'clinary lo tie Lield In Ju ne nt sla k e as both huve ag reed to of tills ) car. [in every shape and A VAEG HAN. ci me in a t or above 113 pounds. Sanford Ccmcn. 3 room cottage furnished near Forrest Lake Hotel at 1314 E. ipnny, Fifth and TO VOTE1IS OF SEItINOLK COUNT! -1ill St. Modem Improvements. In­ iPhone 112-W. ___ I hereby linnoillire myanlf as n quire next door. eamlldalu for sheriff of Kcmlnola tel. Farms, Groves, County Mihjeel to the .a ctio n nf N. Pork Ave. Phone Six room* fufnJuhcd house, mod­ the Democratic primary to r>« held In the early part of Ju n o 1921. ern, fifty dollars a month. Very respectively. E.' K. Hit At VDV. Phone 738. anted F em ale r u iu u u s lunney Jilciy ojittlc i" ,,,vHk,i 1:00,1 resolution. Jnniuirya.in',d:ly,J,i’A n‘«5w^Vath.j In Western Arena Jo Retain Position 10DGE ■and Graham truck.!. Jth. S trtet. Phone 3. W COWAN’ CO. Auto sheet metal work*, Frigidnire installed, water and Phone 18-J. tvenue. Phone 71G-W. garage furnished. IT Four room furnished apartment iRD BUICK CO. witlf private bath. 317 Park Ave. Cor. 4lh St. Phone 74. ignoliu Ave. ?hono 307. FURN ISHED apartment for rent in the Herald building—a down­ J-MARMONS town I cation at remarkably low i Automobile Co. Ave. Phono 137^ rates. Ank for Mr. Haines at The Herald t ifice. 21— A creage F o r Sale » Ojtpjiy M't t'OH J auj U stoYiaPuf . >t*\ __ ------ be 3 t avi il a b b opponent. ouglilV. has arrived at the obvious For Bent— Unfurnished garage P d litirn l A n m in n ce n te iit The on ly cloud on the lmi izou i ' , ‘1' 1 i n * '" " Glut thul some one UUni'tniciit. 1002 Frenrh Ave. I,Ul t l t c a l A n n o u n c m __ l - , it unif, («L,rm;tk ip ^ 'lam l, b:-Tri tm trt b - none Otbee ......... hioie-lf, 2-thre<: room, modern, furnishod t o T i n : i o t e i i n o f SK1IINOI.F. c o n tr a c t which T in Biil..ird hold ; S**. h has deiidul to ittenii t r o l l I'V | 'o r T u m te y 's servit .- , b it Tunney flic kiii>< knlit of n mu.in wlm ivv npart men ts. $30.00 and $35.01) ec Its, been knocked out. aein .d ! •» to have n sru r-.l h i . « h ca g o pei .11011th. Private bath, garage J ,,:::::i!r U o n ,r ; V , e ur ..r Suiiiinoi.. County sniij.-.-t t •, back' rs th a t the P n l .a r d coat m e : it.- to I lie rceords, just as a mat sj jjeo. Phone 21G-W, u a c tp ii ui tile voters In til would tmt interfeu*. v . t e r uf tai ling . ■unwilling tint: Du'iioctullo | i lniar> to !»<• ItulU n - x t Attruetively lurnlslied apartmentc Julie. COrmnk, Ikoe and lleitVc' Bet I'* n U fh fi llni* ff with him riJi ng the I will nmnnulnte yuiir ccrner P ark' and Tenth Sts Hupiiort, ri.s|tt'cUull.v. .jours. i r , a tt o r n e y fo r the .soufh park u 'li'b :il ll|h iiintincle of nil box OVIEDO C ELERY LAND Signs of all kinds. Paint i i Wall Tapor Ten acres or more, one mile from city limits, flowing wells. Coast - ____ Line and Seaboard loading tracks )RUG STO RE—Pro- one-half mile from property. Price f Drugs,! Soda. Wc aru $225 per acre, nothing down. Pay­ your phone. Call 103 able 10 cquul annual payments, BLOCKS— Irrigation interest 0 pet. Paul P. Barnett, 10 Wall Street, general cement work. Orlando, Florida. Phone 8393 Icrcte Cp. J . E. Teror 5313. So. 3rd nnd Elm r NE\V YORK, Ja n A, f». — The first annual dinner r f the .Madison equate Garden Sporting Club waa By Dai la J . Ualslt Tiilu for him to cast the caution of Intrrnntiuhnl Nfwa Service . . . , , ... pronounced nr unqualified success Sports Fdltor 1>w,r* to thL‘ w,n,lfi “n<1 H,ll'T with teday by the 1,000 or more leading NEW YORK, Jan. 5 - M r . ltick- ! n llu* * e'p- T,u‘ «>or.cle.ner doesn’t figures in industry, sports And util’s liriglit young men yvitii the i livc who vhange the leopard's other pursulff who ga.hcicd to pay typographical megaphones arc o u t! spots. Mr. Loughran expects t o ' lr j^ute to American a.htoday with the statement that Lee mix nicely until lie has worn his k .ic champions. I.emaki hopes to win the world's man down, if ever, nr.d then ml The "Cu'ds’tit rbf honor were Gene light heavyweight championship tomorrow with it knockout over minister the coup de K rat"!,, Tunnf>.( IJabe UllUl. Bolby JoncJ. Tommy - 1-oughrun, the champion. known t > tho vulgarmnr, us a nn , T iii'.en. Johnny Weissmuller, Judge for a final •cttlcmenl of her lulmlnlNIrutloii of mild •M U l c .n m l What apparently they do not punch on tho button, Bill Cook. Fred Spencer and CharThere is a free ticket to tlie Mi- for and order dlxchnralns her u« know, and probably wouldn't be ley W inter'ail kingpin athletes 'ti All I can say is that 1 uni suclr Ailmlnl»trntrlx, lane at Tho Herald Office for llevc if they did, is that Loughran favor of the program. It about I ‘.hcj r respective fields never be foie Dated Uils the ZMh daj of D ec­ Mr. A. II. Stone. hopes to get into the- heavy­ 1 ■ had so many champions been nsember, A. D, 1917. weight money with u knockout produce a great fight. Lomski i.t HMitbJcd irTqpc place. Some of •them E L I Z A B E T H DAWSON, Announcements A» Administratrix over Lomski. s fastweaving fighter with a good l nd no. yet met previously. of the E s ta te of many, At.KRK' :D I’, da u-Kf.i^.frt ppAiiC/erdioir- to tjir popular idea, » J L .. w ■**- -w r o f K V i o M i S f l B S H i K K time -OmoamMi J story even The Annual Meeting of the Mpok- r n fast, straigiit hitting boxer airl e f their lives. They applauded the if it wasn't funny. lajughrnn I* hntdera of the Dsceoln Cyjness i f tx jii supposed to hit just hard enough tough beyond his collegiate ap ­ burly Ruth, the immaculate Tilden. Company will lie held nt the office rft of the Company,’ Osceola, Semin­ pearance. The distance of fifteen the bashful Jones and the debon­ ole County, Florida, on Ttiur*dn>, Yet the young man himself rounds favors Lomski'* body pun­ air Tunney. Kings of industry un­ really thinks bo has u punch and ching. Everything else favors able themselves lo hit u respect­ , able foul, sink r. threc-foot putt it is barely possible that hn is in Loughran. r:r block the slowest of right cros­ If both go in there trying for n position to know more about it ses, fell all over thenuclves in NOTICE OF ANNUAL M EETlN O than the rest of ns. All the writ­ « knockout, it may be thnt somi their engerness to shake hands OF STOCKHOLDERS OF SEMIN OLE SECL’ R tT lR S C a er can .venture is that ho lias one will, forsnke the pcrpcndicul- with their Idols. CHICAGO, Jan . C.— (IN S )— A Sanford, Florida. for the comparative permanen heavyweight championsliip fight gazed firmly a t Loughran .a t NOTJCK i s ,HF.REllY GIVEN That In pursuancii with Ilia Charter between lieno Tunncy ami tiie tempting to punch somewhere very of ten seconds. I cun think oT— Each of the eight chninpions was invited to muke an nddress, but amt In accurdutitu with llip pruvl- "best available chailenger” will be ^R'o firmly on the nose them several ^ o r s t things happening Hr-lhc uv- i ^ ^ n d e d 'a ^ re n g th *. aliim, of - laiv, tho annual meeting •if .Sine kin 1I11i t * of tilt. Sum Imi' e the bait, expected to lute the De­ year* and never really has helm |<'r«TO firteen round fight. Thp KI.eill 'Hpellblnder and wellSecurities Comtiany will ho bold at mocratic National Convention to known historian traced the history tho. uffleu of tho Ctimtiany. In tin, Chicngo next June, it was announc­ able to eatclt bint a t it. At a gue*-., City of Snnfonl, .F lo r id a , on tho I would sit. that his philosophy . BASQUE TO .MEET KOJ.VS of boxing from the days when ed today. lOtli day of J a n u a ry , 1918. at the ta ils not fur Ui ■ killing o f live. Homer smote his bloomin' lyre linin' of 10:00 o'clock A. M., for plans for ...................... t'to bout are , beNEW YORK, Jau. 5.—(1 NS’ — down to the Chicugo count. Learn* the nurnoso of consIdertnK «ucn i . . That . . . . bilditgWilli one sto n e. He would mutters as may be brought bsforc 1 formill«.t*d, Wits mhnitted l>v prefer to ; .\e two henvja- cd graybenrds in the uudienco sto n es and Pi'uliiia Uzctidin, Basque it. , "hV Anton J . Cernink. president of the • i! ■ I cot i* e of one wc,«ht. is going to Mexico City t« winced ns the heavyweight fharn* m ak e an a Dated UUs tin, litli day of Dec- i Cook C o un ty B o ard and w a r m perPaulino Uzcpdun Ilssq e j heavy- plon knocked the Encyclopaedia IIH . AMest': ! sonnl friend of Tunncy^, weight, on Jon. 2;,, »Ie ih also ne- Itrittnnica for a row of gonls in This m l lnat ns far as gotiating for a Feb; da'e in Los j i. s t e w a r t . (ko-operating with Owrmak in his skipping merrily from century lo u .jgtit title nad, Angeles with Secretary. ^ c SMITH, j offArts to bind th e f u i g fiijltl and th e I*;:' George Godfrey. century. btimnn events, [>iiis Vicontini, Chilean lightweight rreaioMtii. ,+htr D e m o cratic C’on len tiim for Chl- ill the ■ Tunncy prophesied thut heavy­ ■Jy. be expecled who has returned here after a -------- --- ------ ------------------------- cago are Edward #. Kelly, presi- il nt* . ' NOTICE dept of the south pntk board which Li 1; , "i 1‘ite f a c t o f the long absence, and Hilnrio Martinez, weight fights in the future would accom- draw a crowd of 300.000 and a gate The rejm tar Annu/il ftnekholders 'c o n t r a l a Soldiers Ii e ld and Mich- me, 11 • : won’t want it Spanish welterweight, Meetins of thu F ir st National |ael Igoe, D em o cratic lelile -. iul Cal- ol $5,000,000 doubling the present „ r* ■• • ■ ■ n ole makers begin 1pany Paulino to M ixj Hunk "f Sanford. Florida, will be j r , n , , ^ . ( ' , , , , , , , . 1, i, record figures. He said he hoped to le’rnstfles during |if"t niu. held in accord ance with Its bynm \ and t .i t m n k , il i\.i riot in." get at least two cracks at such laws on Tm-sda> Ja n u a ry loth I9ZS Icurili’d, discussed the plcposcil The ydtmg V,r"V;io I'nniV t o ,X c t ‘ u i n " D '6? Ut *VverAl wl'‘ » lhl' ’ mdui.sl' v.’th tip. jiotion VIRGINIA TO I ll 'll 0 S'riVplU M.Jgatejreeeipts. Wanted bunruetn, with or without rooms. Rates $8.00 per week. The jok In street or at Palms Hotel, 420 W. 1st St. jrn to S. W. Grunt, 14— Rooms W ithout Board receive reward. FOR RENT—Two rooms, one with double - bed and one with twin fr Stolen: One bay Blazc-fnced, two beds. 411 Park Ave. tie rope on neck pn. Finder pleiu.o li»— A partm ent F o r Rent E. Douglass \nt Furnished rooms for light house­ keeping, with or without g ar­ age. GI8 Laurel Ave. tan purse, property Sthultz. Reward if FOR R k N'1 — Two furnished no question* asked. apartments, large rooms, 919 Uz. County Judge's Park Ave. ««r^ :. r a " r . . f r th« v.'.M.t.m >uur.C to hear House. Sanford, Fla. i ports of ufflt tfiH iiini to trniiNiivt Furnished apartment, 1 U!F Myrtle uc h niIi«t iiimiuntH an muf proAve. Inquire Mrs. Julius Takneh. ,c ty come ln-loru tn« )Het Phono 507-If. i'ashler, Jibson limy secure u to tile Milano at The 1 January Clearance January 6 to 1 4 . F o r e v e ry ty p e and i m ake •’ of *au to* m o b ile ■ /i* , engine - ’“STANDARD” m otor oil ” * ” > -J G reatest satisfuclion and econ­ omy in the o p era tio n o f an automobile depends upon use o f the right oil. It is easy to tu sure the oil you use m eets the special needs of your inotQjK A lw a y s u se th e g r a d e o f “ Standard” Motor- Oil speci­ fied by th e C h a rt fo r your make of car. S t a n d a r d O il Co m p a n y INCOnPORATCO IN KENTUCKY STAN BARD' OIL The Biggest Merchandising event of the year in Cen­ tral Florida. y Every article in our store — the largest ii^this section of the state — with the exception only of nationally re­ stricted-products, is reduced materially in price. * 4 This is NOT a sale of left over merchandise—our stocks comprise fresh NEW merchandise — many advance ; spring styles are being shown in new spring materials— ^ > and offered at sui-prisingly low prices. j Not in many months will the public of Central Florida enjoy such a buying opportunity as is offered by this * i f i•q i* • I | � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d2832a8cc08657b12c899c649de28167.pdf 012197e2f958ad8a693ee51cfa859623 PDF Text Text V 1 • ^ { portion tonight; somewhat wsfnutir I ySl/ioAfffht 1b north and*,central por* [ W i ^ y l -tlons 84tnpday. -* 1 Leased Wire International News Service ■tjA N F O U l),. F L P K I P A , F K ID A Y , J A N U A R Y C, 1S12S Sdnford Postmaster Will JH Sensation Created —} n ^ m te m p r U ± tr ia l Investigra[exican Docuts Of H[earst Is ting More Light E x p e r t Of Called O n Mem her-A udil Hureau Of Circulations PLANK WASHINGTON, J n n .' 0— (IN S )—A mild sensation was (rented today in the *Burns-Sin.clnir lontem pt trial when. As-' sista n t U. S. Attorney Jnines OTxjnry, prosecutor of the ense against the oil millionaire and the Hums detectives, made the ‘ unqualified charge that Justice Frederick I- Siddons “is pinyin r directly into the hands of these defendants.” ‘‘This is an ex tra judicial procedure from beginning to end and is playinqr right into the hands of the-o defendants," O’Leary {.hauled iri concluding a lonjj and vigorous statem ent con­ cerning charges*lodged against him by attorneys fo r Hums am! Sinclair that he hntl inti-, J itm im i tr e & V iT L - '. well, Jr., whose affidavits followimr the mistrial of thn Teanot*Dome conspiracy trial Inst Nov. resulted i n ‘the contempt hearing. NominationBeforeSenate Porter Adams Of Washington Advises An Exhaustive Re­ search To Determine Pos­ sibilities Of Long Flights ■"" * Speaks As Individual Not For Organization Nomination ef Po3trnnster J . 1*. ’fall for nnothcr 'our-ycar term lent ttf the senite Thursday rftem oon 1* y President Co41ulge, according ‘ i advice received '»y The H erqll 'roni Washington. unprecedented increase ill business and expansion af itr service. Postal receipts have almost doubl­ ed, increasing from $.‘M,000 when Mr. 1lu ll' entered the service to $05,UOQ for lust year. T\vd years ago Sanford became a first class office, -at/o u iic^ that bank Hy doing a business in "excess of* $50,000 'during tljc fiscal year. When Mr. Hall assumed Charge of the office there were two carriers and- seven clerks oil the payroll. Today 1Fiore are 11, Including the nasi at mil -poet in n iter and superin­ tended? of mails, mid six carriers in addition to a motor truck for delivery of parcel post: Discovery O f Buoy jConsldered. Clna H M OVETO SAVE law yer Hazclton Regins Act­ ion InThcSuprcmeCourlTo) ForccTriai DyJuryOf Anln* surance Suit Involving ltuth A1 Smith Considers Clemency Plea Coolly ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland, Jan. G— (IN S )— An Inflated buoy, such as is included in tho .cquiprrVnt of trana-A tlantie planes, has been picked up on tho, north shore of Newfound­ land and * is being forwarded here jo r examination, it was announced' hero today. While f no detailed description of the buoy has been received here, it is believed th a t it may be p a rt of the equipment of one of the half do: on airplanes lost In attem pts to cross the Atlantic in non-stop flights. -.-ra OFNAVYHEAD AdmiralMaGruderEngages In Hot Debate With Critics Which Nearly Ends In Row Probe R esu lt Of Skippers Charge Selection hy. "" % ho president \ i Observers Relieve New York oqulvlcnt to np— •..................... Executive Will *Not Grant polntmont, it was stated, rutificnAppeal Of Doomed WoAinn :ion by the senate A7ASH1NT.TON, Jnn. (I. Plan*. —NFTW YORK, Jan. <kV(INW— . w. •“ -sriu! Ji*uce - rjemitw.-jrtci*, )>cipg, n form ality. o m jlia s been Increased from 800 to A new move to save Ruth Snyder of tlie possibilities of trahsociamc flying, which would include,a-mini- snly has Mr. Unit been rocommond- 1,025.* Mail delivery, service hair from -the- eiectriq -ciinir— was bor of trims-Atlantic flii;h!• next pci to President CoolhlgOjby, ppstal been expanded to cover .practically launched today. H er attorney, [INGTON, Jnn. 6 WASHINGTON, Jan. G—(IN S) cummer, were laid, before tho Nut- authorities in Washington hut lie the entire city, the carriers cover­ E dgar Hazclton, 1ms begun action —The Congressional Investigation ioual Aeronautic Acsocintion's j also had the support of tile state ing all' territory within radius of in tlie supremo 'court hero to -The Senate Commit•' into the charge of extravagance 1hoard of governors today try Porter P.c| >;lbjjc.ui organiznlitin ,of Florida two miles from the postoffice. force trial by jury of an insur­ ^ e s tig a tin R t h e M exfand incompctancy by P. Ma G rader te nded by George V.\ lteun, it wu This improvement lias been grad­ ance suit nt which tho woman’s Adams of Washington. ual over the. p a st.fo u r years, tlie was thrown into uproar today; with s u m e n ts p u b lis h e d in ' By these lest flight.-, which teamed. Postmas’.ey If:*.II has been con­ service bqing extended in proppr* slayer’s testimony would bo re ­ the doughty red-headed admiral i he carefully supei vised fro 'i quired. tiun to the growth of tho city. nected with, til.SanJdrd ’uffioe nnd his critics engaging tn heated ngineering nml safety siaml- for four nml a half yenrs, either its • inquiry Instead of Governor Alfred E. Two Countries Have Practi­ controversy which several times Postm aster I In II was receiving , - , j, ___ __ _ _ . ^ __ | print and carried out only under as acting head or in a permanent congratulations cally Agreed On Arbitra­ looked as though it were leading of.Oiis friends to- ■Smith’s deciding w hether Mrs. m o re, l ig h t a s to l h e ||^ ^ > ^ J A D J j F i O O Y ‘ 1*,p. *nH9fnct ° ry weather con- rapacity. He succeeded 1’. M. Eliler,’daj ii|ion liis reappointm ent and | Snyder m ust die next Week .o r tion Treaty Which Will Re­ up to fistcuffs. ^itions, Adams believes it will :je in 19m|. of the documents , i I beat vii.-.h.M for coiilinui'd success the execution postponed, tIlls ques­ At one stage, Rep. Updyke (D) place Root And Hryan P^ct possible 10 determine approximate­ • Under Mr. Hall’s siipcrvisioii I in hir e f rics were offered by eccitx's tion would lie transferred to -ju s ­ mve already been desof Indiana declared Ma Gruder had ly'how many good flyhig days the Sanford office lias enjoyed ail who called at his office. tice Aaron -J. Levy of the supreme PARIS. Jn n ^ G —(IN S )—Franco been “insulted by other mombers las^ "spurious” by huntl•over the Atlantic can h, expected court. r.ml United States hnvc practically of the N avah Affairs Committee, “ in a year i *n . ■ • .! c flying >‘experts employed by he threatened to withdraw indicated, agreed upon an arbitration pact, nnd 451 Persons Are To He Enter­ ilishcr. which will replace both tho Root from the hearings. “ I think we pleas of tained At Civic Eve'ii Given huve been grossly unfair Admiral < Commander A. 1). rmcr para- and Hryan treaties of arbitration, Jin Cruder,” said Updike. “We A Inllonor Of Ediv/rd W.Lu.ne | in charge of the codoj , '•••- • »v t* m :•'/ every , * p n O W f i P T O T l D V 1.1 A ¥ f d T I M D l D f f D r i l mom*, Henry Judd Gray, for clem- I the Foreign Office announced to ­ have asked him to have a t his finAnd JohnTemple _____ i !riivts?.2hd ;. ■ '* ’ ,o1 *'*'! ^ U C l L E i v 1 1 / 1 / £y £ | t i ’ ' Ji j L 1 I l D D L l H x J f l a . i llu v* He allowed eoldne:ss to tho | day. pal Ecction of the .N a v y ' ger tips information which it takes 'i avuuVv._>r, . , n T I ni’Penl that Mrs. Snyder was In The new treaty, which awaits a,000 men in the Navy Department lent, who was one of tho I Everything is in ' rt i»t;»re«. J.iu !,V b £ I\1r a A P r / i t S 11*' *‘L'v' ,if,ht zone” of insanity j only a formal drafting, will cont- to get. "I for ono don’t Intend to w tbcr.i retained hy the reonunlt- tlie Chamber of (,’onii: y . :«h id fV i \ ail L i E V l i k J and Gray did not know wliat he | bino the licst principles of tlie sit here longer and see this witness § Vngvd Ye a r’s dinner which w it jtified today that h / ^ h i s ; was doing when they killed the ; Root and Urynn treaties .and will insulted, and if it continues J will nt 7:JO o'clock at 11 Ifct • •* Y'i -ui.. is president of /*.,n <r ai •Florida Hody Holds withdraw from tho committee until seven of the coded docii-j tonight womaii’k husband, Albert Snyders | extend* Ivcyond tlteso treaties, lo lip Flying Colonel Gets Ovation Forrest Lake, according '. •. ...uit.ra Association, he the hearing is ovvr*,li. with a Baslnveight. , I Questions reserved ns not subEnthusiastic Mealing L ' ti rhich were included in the j announcement tliis mole From Nicaraguans After He j .-esebted liiu program as an iiidi,i null • (2ray is not involved in the | missablo to arbitration in tHo* now Tho flareu p ^ im c when Fa|- viduai and not as an official of the correspondence also* wen? Secretary E. J. Trotter dny At Hotel Forrest Lake; Completes Another Lap Of t w move to stay t(>o execution. | treaty include m atters of internal Gruderfirst flatly told flw>. Miller (B ), |s . ! pieparations were completed just I organixation. New Directors Ail Growers His Present Goodwill Trip n.tT.olton made iipplicntioir to have j policy, those affecting a third of W ashington, thdM t was “nono I>le told tliv committee that before noon when tin* secretary | Outlining ids plan-, for tin* In. made a final check of the seating | with of his business,” how much money t ii-U by jury tho suit of tho power, those conflicting his aides had spent ten !• Tiiatii-ital News Service before Ftxty^ grow ers'* representing MANAGE \ . Jan.. G (INS) n national m agaztn iiriangementH in the dining room. ( France's obligation [o the League 1 rmientiel iiisurntiee Company to ryirig to discover the cod j today’s meeting of rlie Ansoria- j iuetnbc,rs of tlie E aster Lily lJulb1Forgetiii-g tin* rumble or armed printing, articles cr j of Nations and those concern­ Four hundred and fifty-four I incel tin* 0Q0 iiiHUranee on [but wittiout suciess. “ Wo •mui' gtivernorV. he expiained that Association, vosterdey held nfi (eonfiict imt far away, Nlearagua Navy.' . persons will.be preaem nt the liiuing tho Alonrdo Doctrine. tin* life of the slain Albert Sny‘ * .1 to give its greate-'t jtVory metiiod known to ui ip r, according to n report on l>'«* I u fund of $75,000 I s 100.000 would enthiisinutir The doughty adm meeting nt the J ' ' 't'. Under the new trenty the pro­ i • ihmi.#... , • I. Lindbergh, ' who ilei. .Mrs. Snyder is one of tho couldn’t solve tlie purport- final reservation li!}t. It will in* , be needed for the test flights. His ed rem arks by It°p, cedure in enso of serious difficul­ Forrest Lake \. Jere two ad d v cjj-! fjm p out of the ?ky as an envoy «1cUmlauts in tlie suit. He conown tmbscripiion to this fund would he said. “The seven the- inrgist group ever nssemlilrd of Illinois,Aind was ty between Franco and the United tidids tliid her testimony da csscuita jrikgmL .tu-be iu -tu th ”! iH-ftrdmmpiol room in sliaVuidV-iL head the list, if the pro g r am k . ap- e.i mi lily bull; culture were !iean[|ojf good w Updike-Ghnirman-B The first feaetion on the visit ‘ | iii.i ii. ilet'-rmining if Snyiler's oli- State?, will ho^rifst'," direct nego- w r to pound the tn ge* appear to he fakes was declared liy Chandler of C'om ' i roved. I ’ r.ml six mendiers of the board <i? tialiuii; second, submission*!to a prer| Tile fii>l- step would Im to ).ni- directors were (ducted to rerve ii 's fehedul fodny wa» the t.-r irg aurh.heavy insurance win are a number of iinlicu- nti-rco officially wlm anticipate t!i "The Navy has nur irutation of a medal of b"11"*' from I • ;.r t1ived by Mrs. .Snyder in nit- eoneiliation court; third, arbl rliich make it appear tliu. a ffa ir with considerable eJithus- i c’.irc a*' imdti-i'iiginc'd airplaln .if during tlie e. iuing ycai boyhood and now you l.at**r lion. If all of tlic.’e effOTts •t.jtlic Nicaraguan congress, the laiest design that may be ticipntion of her murdering him ' fo not actually coded or ia.am. ttcles assailing this Those added lo the ......... board,* *••* nil ryt 0 - Inr j,,, win x, ||) aueim uttfnd aa picnic picnic luneheoif a*. tai get tm g . the money. cd not . d'iith nation*} rxa p Id meninges. Till) Atlantic (toast Line Rail- I adaptable to long distance High's rtTnn growers, .......V.hich haa oiyon you \7ere os fOHowfid f j TizJte. a heiuitlfin' rn 'fc e -plan . . . *, * ■.*! ’. *-.•■ Tfj-ort ,Yj'rt%.| "tb "ft, *,irt.— ( -■ ' • over Water, and this chip Would tfitrM and w itter?’ said Miller; Justice Levy intrst decide whethseven alleged transitions road will have the largest group la* equipped with every safety de­ 1*. tV, Davidson of Mount Dorn,I tatimi nenrliv, and tonight ho wilt The question ns to whether “Youfcco Just saying th at to dis­ appear to fit in any way | of guests, f>l reservations having vice known to aviation experts. J. M. Conway of Apopka, F. A. he guest of honor, at a grand hall-j <*' Mrs. Snyder shrtuld be hourd debt? Iietwcen the two eountriea ninde for local officials and credit me. I t is not true,” replies open court, it is within hi* as. they are or as pura- been ChanibeiSain, it. II. Eilis nml Alat the Mniiagaa Soeinl Chib. j ;u nr Adams would have the country could lie submitted to arbitration heads of tile Variouti departm ents. 6s with the seven alleged The American Fruit GroWtfrp have i combed for expei i. need pilots and hurt Casper of Orlando nml Ai * "Early tomorrow morning. Col. power to pluy the execution until was raised and tlur Foreign Of­ MaGruder. “How much did you r ;I messages that they aiv iiskoil for l?.'l |)1iu’oh nml county of- >niu iyutorfl, probably aelecting an | rorpany of Sanford. Ollier nier.i- | Lindbergh .wi'il leave here- in i d -' Hiis is dun*.* or, on the other Imnd, fice stated that in its opinion tlila ccivo for those articles,’.’ demands I Miller. “Nono pf your business. ‘ jed to be translations of. In i fieiuis with their wives will have outstnndi|ig uiii.ian from the Army |,trs of tin- diieetonite arc: F. V*’. famous air Bleed, the Spirit of St. !'t. could otdvr that licV* ‘cstimony m atter could be arbitrated provid­ snaped MaGruder. “Well I’ll mnl.o 1 taken in Sing Sing Prison imlinion, no* inter-relation ex- a table of ‘JO places. Eighteen res- anotiifr from the Navy, and ii third i;, nder. president.at!Edward ll:g- Lou?,*. n;nl wing Ids wny to San ed the parliam ents of hath cmir.- it my business,” shouted - Mill*,*.. 'm dialely. Jose Cost a Rico. al’„ | \v. PW rinau. slween the a jip tn illy coded cr\ntioiis have been made by iio ,,| among the mail pilou. and eitiies passed legislation agreeing to rising from his s o a L j---------vinnn fl:rm On Ills flight from H w durnr. Onr> of ill,' important questions in bit rate debts. fes and the so-called trans- ' Chase and Cninpany. Rep. Bfltten interrupted to <lc-' Election of the nix directors Riues would be e talilijjied nt the Fiyi-.g ( olonel took a longer iuvohnl is whet bur Mrs. SnyThe dinner will l>c presided over ami in my opinio!1, tiic so clnro that Ma Grader got (3,000 fa.' .Negotiations regarding Secret­ • was in fulfillment' of an agree­ 1 rout,, tlinn neees*ary in ordet t< » three or four places, depending upi coded messages are not by S. O. Slilnlmlsei*: jii'esident of ■i« r’u lesti.mmy is vital in tho m- ary of Stale Kellogg’s proposals four nrticlcs Ma G rader declare t ment reached with the gioweia cjthcr eodeil or ciphered tin* (’bamber of Commerri*. uml in the route to be followed. If ,i Mast year at tin* time of the or­ j skirt tlie M*i*ne of present lm«til- lc»-esL of her nine year old Im- a pluri-Iaterial pact to out­ that lie wrote the articles wlthoii. itii s between United Siai« tlie guests of honor will be Edward inn-.hem route is determined upon, laughter, l.uriam e, to vviunu she law war are continuing, but it is promise of a definite payment. Mnics. V W. Lane, president of tin* Atlantic find and supply bases would lie see ganization of tin* association. At | Marines and the rebel finer.* tm- ttssigaeii the poliidus. In", asked Senator Read, National Hank of JuvUsunvilb*, mid lip on Long 1 land, at Harbor ili.it time the co-operative body •ler Gi rrrn! Snmliti*i anticipated tlust those negotia­ Gruder agrees he violated Navy 'I lie insui aiiec* l ompmiy- is seek­ tions w ill.not la* brought to an rcgulationfl concerning publication t 'purpoited code messages John Temple Graves 11. editor o 1 I Glace, New rmiinilar.il, in Southern was l .m ud with the understand­ When lie arrived here yesti rdny 1st mere nonsense and not .(lie .laeksonville Jounial. The fo! Iceland, and near Paris, France. If ing that with in a year the grow- iiftertini.il, tlu* greatest crowd ever ing to caiucl tin- two policies on early foncIua:.\n. France desires of articles by naval officers. . "I doubt if t£«re aro six men in code?” “No, it's not a Ip'.ving program lias been nrrang a soul hem course i.i chosen tlie Hers would lie given control by the assemldwl "('I a bolidnv occasion the ground that they, were obtain- to ralao many points and to hnvo tho Navy who xounl have articlea «*d: Welcomed Iiindbergh with resound­ id, not by i}iiyde.dt|. (Jesire but n*.clear understanding - liefore it luise* would be cHtnblislicd some- i ltd km of : i \ directors. published in this magazine,’ ’Inter­ ujioa tlie sufgeslim i and initintivo enters any such pact. 1. Invocation l>y the Rev. Mm where nF ng H e South Atlantii lu r Dlisa Iyiih*, chief of the The a-wendildy was addressed ing cheers, i'irct to shake Lindposed MaGruder. Rep. Brittert i-ctnr of the llol) iiis wife, and becni’sc* she had r (ilover.v i t inn* Const of the United States, in tit fan Affairs Division of the laughed and rem arked, “I am 1 Cliureli. \ a Erpiscopai Cm Departm ent and former HOOVER ENDORSED laughing a t your conceit? ’“I resent O. Opening :;0lig.* by. tin* a? Secrctuiy of ^lio American | pcmbly. th at,” flared up MaGruder. “ So do TRENTON, N. J„ Jnn. f. (INS) I,” declared Updike. say in Moxico\<aiKiccl tlipt i JJ. Dinner.S*.- Ruxdutitons pledging support |Page, w riter of the liearst Britten withdrew the rcmanc. •t. Welcome to visitors by f t lie New Jersey State Republi- MaGruder asserted high naval'Au­ uniL Miguel Avila, who E. |*\ Householder. : a 1‘ommitte to Ilorhcrt Hoover,* thorities had recommended closing JlP cd till* documents, lind of j- 5, I nt roibict ion of ..loltn li-iiip!'-' ( ronoinically a, • the rjt*ean. If Dr-ivviiV, talk 'v.-n made especially Presidential Residence. The march Hi- (ontendn tliat tho trial should i ii clary of com m erce,'for Prcsi- the Charleston Navy Yard but that [to sell him some Mexican iG ia-e s it bv R. J. Holly Sr. >!\ prssrngei. ••ill be trill, jporte I inti rocling by ihc. list* Of tc v c a l was made through street? <rowded i take place ns quickly us possible j drnt, and United Stirics Senator politicul influence kept it open.* * [cuts. Lanu said the offer Pi, Addles.v by Mr. Graves. in Hiis manner wiihout inisliaj) in growing plnn|s wliicli. wore dis- with wildly cheering citizenry nnd end before Jan. 12, tin- date of her W alter E. Edge for vice president ___ » .t * 7. Yi"ul rolo by Mrs. ( . M sfusod. n ingle neasi'ii, tlie test.*will have I inyed to illustrate and empliasizu decorated gaily with fe-tivc ban- I i mi th« Republican ticket were Powell Jr., Accinnpanist, Mr*. R. REPRISALS FEARED kcdulcd execution. Avilu' ever bring you for It. Dens. proved sucre- s ful, according (■(itaiu fails. Fertilizers best iicrs in Spanish and English. Hearing Of the insurance suit | adopted by the Republican Stato Cheers for President C olidgtxl iy docuinor.tr puri'orled to Adams. imlli to 1 and di: • cilllll re mUiptcd .v introiliielion of Edward h. PEKING, Jan. —(IN S )—Fear­ |en from tlie Mexican Gov- : I ane by Frank I’.Fovstor, presi­ Fligliis vouiil be made in two o r ' c*i?es til:it 1luvateii it? produe- an(l Lindbergh rent the nir. l.ind- wuuld undoubtedly lie a Ring | Oomniiltco today. ing possible reprisals by the Bus* ; heigh was presented to Piv. ident j ‘b awn out uffair, since numerous lt,” asked Seiiuto** Reed, dent "f tlie First National ikink. tliree hiqa* in Imlli direetiuns iu:rosi< I linn everv otJ»Vr f entitle: l one fled DOCTOR SUED sian Government for the raids on Diaz and to prominent id ficinl** 1 questions would hnvc to Ro -anatlie Atlantic, but no flight would lie i my aciunl documents, but y. Address by Mr. Lain*. by Mr. Itl'oV/n. the Soviet Embassy here, tho and diplomots. A toust wa? *lrunk , UHied speh u» tin* foliowing: -Did Vci'ed to se'l me some and 1 • ID. Music number l»v Roy Scout started until w eather, conditions | Mi. Ei lie. l KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Jnn., H,— North China Government has first ha iiifor- ‘with champagne. Tito' ypiiiix y/»mi/ avi' St y d e fe v e r apply f. were perfect. Under th e. progvj.u „ . . . . r D»q insurj H N S l—Clinreintr Hint during an hugh'i'H and ('. I). Wolfe, seel''clary jiim tho American Embassy the sponsors vvoqld. co-operate | niation on bis experiences .is a u to r m erely,t a s ted )us. r.ncc ?; Did ho sign tho «riginnlj operation Juno ’Jfi. l ‘JJ.r>. Dr. L. L. asked the French Minister to as­ A. [ not in the mui l:et”, said of tin* Y. AL Later tlu* party proceeded '<> tlie policica? Did lie- assent to the j Shedden, a surgeon, sowed up a certain tho fato of the -Chinese Sanford business houses and tho closely with the United Sti.ite.sj successful producer• uf Easter lil­ W eather Burenu, Kiirojican weatli ! ies m i.ii large scale. The |>n»b* Narional Puliice where l.Mid[»ervh policies? Did lie know t»f their ( sponge in her body5, Mrs. Vena Charge D’Affairs in Moscow, o( 1 lie " want some m oney?" i number of reservations that they er imreann pad every other m'gani-1 leuih of tli* lily grower o o liny thanked the welcoming eri’w.l**. lid whom nothing had been heard since. have made for this*cvening are. a ’ ‘ “ Did you ever give him follows: Fjrst National Bank, It*; zation th at inn supply tlieiiccvs.Miry confront Hin from day to day spoko fi mo Hie bulcpny. A bis e x i t once ? W ere-tho policies ovcrjD nvis of W illiamsburg, Ky., has Dec. 31. Repeated enquiries have e v e r! I'rought suit against Dr. Shedderi (itlivefed to h im ? '' Did bo ’ “ No.” Then Lane toW of ’* : American Fruit Growers Inc.. JJ; metenrligieiil information. The <*o- were dcpirlnd by the spcakei in .word? the multitude gatliei,d be­ pay any premiums on (heln? for $25,000 dam ages. fulled to bring any response. low cheered till they were hoarse. bringing him a iopy of a 1Sanford Sash and Door Company, operation of engineering and tech­ a nm?t cut. rtiiiiiing manner. Originally Mrs. Snyder was tho PHYSICIAN ARRAIGNED ncnt, purporting to como iKj Atlantic Const Line, ill: I*’. J. nical organizations would also be Picsidcnf Render, head of tho BOARD C O N V E Y S solo beneficiary of tlie policies. tho Mexican, files which con-1 fooledgc anil Son, <»; County Of- sought. association, described the gath­ She, however, assigned tho inonuy LOS ANGELES,*jCallf., Jan. Ik— 1 an uttnek on Ambassador | fleers. JO: Sanford Herald, 1J: Edering as ono of tlie best and most JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 6 — to her daughter, for whom tho (IN S )—Arruingm ent of Dr. Chnrcld. “There were many ] ward Higgins Inc.,' 10; Sanford Atinstructive of ito kind that ho condemned woman's mother, Mr*. les F. McMillan, retired Texas (IN S) — Tho regular m onth]/ ents for sale then in Moxi-1 lantie National Rank, 1H; Sanfordhad ever attended. Every grower Josephine Drown, is guardian physiciun, on a chnrge of murder­ meeting oP^^ho Florida LiveyT” • | (continued bn page six) 1 present was enthusiastic, hji said, Conseuqcntly, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. ing Mrs. Amelia Appleby, widow Stock S a n ita r ^ Board convened nlioiit the succcs of tho m elting Brown* and Lorrnino aro defend­ and heiress of a wealthy Chicago hero today to consider plans for and eaclf w as1 optimistic ubout >] R. R, Dens, Sanford business ants in the insurance company’s inventor was expected here today. the ensuing year. * successful seuBon ahead. mun und celery grower, lias become suit. The campaign for county judge a candidate for clerk of the circuit was formully opened today with court, according to nu ajuiuuneethe announcement of Judge Jam es m ent made public today. G. Sharon for re-election to tho Sanford lias been Mr. Dae.'.’ homo office which, ho jins occupied for for 18 years. He came Here from )S ANGELES, Jun., P.. (INS) purl in tlie fatal robbery. the past three years. Camden, S. C., where lip was born. Following their indictment on |av ziucstion of whether Willium The many friends of Alexander Judge Sharon becanio judge in F o r 10 years lie was cashier of tho Vaughn, county tax assessor, will ird Iliekmnn had on arcom- m urder charges yesterday, the Januury, 1P25, receiving tho ap­ - V. COLUMBUS, Ohio,. Jan. 0.— Mrs. Celia Brown and her five* old Peoples Bank of this city and ho g la d 'to learn tlm t ho haa re­ in- the kidnapping and brutal yoqtlis appeared in Superior Judge pointment-from Governor Joint W, ler of Vi year 'old Marion Carlos S. H ardy’s court fo r a r ­ Martin who designated him us MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 0.—(IN S)—A following bis resignation from that covered from a severe illness th at (IN S )—Ohio’s' death, hofise at the year-old son, hTed Brown Jr., hi Stato PcnltontAry Is ready for the the Brown home in N orth Conneaut * const gdard tu g front Key 'W est institution, he became salesmanker .engaged the attention of raignm ent. successor to tho late Schcllc wns speeding today - to^Rahnmnn nger of the Sanford Farmers Ek- has kopt him, in bed fo r the .past electrocution of seventeen year old last Feb. 14. During a. causal visit ., Hickman entered two . |dcus, Maine*. lie was re-elected in June, bmc Walsh of Kansas City,, at,waters where tho schooner.L’Ave- ’change, a position bo held for five three weeks. Mr. Vaughn suffered Floyd Hewitt, of Conneaut, Ohio, to the hpm« th a t night,k while the* liov for the Fox,* today, “ not guilty,” and “not. guilty .by lDJifl. from an attack of Lagrippo which tonight. The se lf confessed slayer father was away a t wotk, ho be- ' nir reported in distress on u years. m is was pursuant ta.W u lsh ’8 rea so n ‘Of inianlty", the la tte r be­ Previously, Judge Sharon served sniidwas of a mother and her young son Is cnmo “crazed b y radio jazz" artd . bank east of Nassau. Radio Liuncemeiit th at he. would in- ing the sunn* plea he entered to as municipal judge of Sanford for *' For'sonic time, Mr. Dcn« engag­ was riggrovoted by pleurisy. Toduy was the first time Mi;. the youngest Ohioan over to lie attacked Mrs. Brown, tho youth [tiguto the m atter, which had the charge of kidnapping nnd m ur­ a . period of three years. He has messages received by the Tropical ed in the real ctsatc business, leav­ i regurded us settled by Hiek- dering Marion Parker. Hunt \vu3 made this city hi». home for more Radio end Tclcgjnph Company sta ­ ing th at to engage in celery form- Vaughn was ublo to visit his of­ (cntcnced to dio in the elcvtri*- onfcsicd. . ‘ s . that, tbp vessel .was aground. When she resisud him he b i 'b confession th at he played a given until January 10 to plea. in. Mr. Deas bcliovcj his exocutiv© fice in tlur court hou?o since tho chnir in thfa.state*. • then stfven years coming from tedAlthough a stiff wind out of tho and offico ’experience particularly week before Christmas. Ho wa* • Spending his lost hours with his, her.to death w ith a^bascball i hand in tho abduction nnd Efforts on it.**' piirt' of A. Gtuv Quincy. Jog of the Los Angelea school G ilm ertof Okialioinu City, Hunt’s Before takimr tin bis r-sidonce cn8t th ^n ten w l to make the work qualify him for tjio duties'n:.,tJ$rk Mill weak from tho effect-o f hlSfd?lot^ * r who came tp h i» «;ell in and then.killed thq child to tile • S Judge & F Shapon S Z Z M 2 2 S & - . * td*ul- more dlfljriilt, It » Irt- of th» circuit court. tic-1 attorney to have his client’s ease Here, Illness, but declared ho "just >°w early this niorning, lie 1 him, according to the con was 2eonnerted ’just hud alsh’s . iiidopbiidunt probe of transferred to tho juvenile court, with the office of stute comptroilvjr lirved tlm t the rfew wus Inuio iui? e has | Fivd Brown husband und “ If Heytcd. 1 promise the.1people lo como clown to tlie office.” accomplice ung.V <if the Hick- failed when Juvenile Judge Scott nt Tallahassee for four yrar?. Ho mediate danger. ’I he I^Avcnir i* o f Seminole County to serve thorn pmdc no requests, according to ! of the Victim?, discovered case is believed to.have been ruled that this cafV did nut fall un­ served in tlie legflutim* in 11HG, the “ Floating Annapblii” o f’-Uli- to the very best, of my ability_of­ R .\H CH IEF l>IES TW arden Thotna* nnd. u*.vaits hi-. ’ b u ttjrrd bodie* on r-.*':irniuf opted by Hickman's confession der the .jurisdiction 1_. /*• ‘ • I t'R* in apparent oquxnitmiy. *he next ihorning. '• (ler imjunsdictioii of hjs ■epurt. being "a representative, fioip .Gads- gium and lia* abpard sixty mid­ fering n conscientious iuH efficient •rticipation in the holdup of Attorney Gilmer, requesting th? (Jnn c ^ m tv ' • . shipmen training for toniniisSiopa Pftrformnao« to'iVy du ics r.t-all C m C A C rt. 'Jan*, 0* — (IN S)—-I p t saving the boy hil’- • All efforts to h:a'# * Angelas drug store,, which ' uhm litrd Hunt’s birth | Ha is n’hafivfe Min. tlie place of. Mervin llu rh ltt. rresident of the»l,j wfW abandoned this morning ‘•witt’n. sentence commuted -to R ed 'in thp nhootimr to death ■cc tifieote. of Judge I Hardy. • The ),ia birtli beiiur n rn r Quincy. Hq Chknko aful Norihtvcbfom R*H* ’ w' u’n Goyem or Vic Doliancy. an- in*prisonr.u-it failrd when t> Ivy rfhnm s. Wilby Hunt, (liH'iin ent riiowed that Hickman? -pent most of Id? life in (Jnd»d.*n 1.000 way, died hay.* tcdqy <nilowing’Jifffiytyw d that he would not inter-^’B*.nrd of. Clemency r d;1 it* th-1 holdup j)y Jlick- confessed acciunpliee I? 1C year., icounty^. of which Quincy . Is the fievero -flt)il{«'(d‘ uarulysi*. he " 0;l J v t? e* , commend such aetlon. . pew vauxeiuay. spinning i>cca vonftv.slofi, Rn» adm itted hi* P'1'* * (u in ty v a t. dt.yi JiawK; confessed that ho killed I inp two .days ago. (Bay will l c dedicated lY bruary 90 .years old. 4< ,3 *, . res That He And JLdaAveUnable lecipKer Papers i Declares That Good Work Al­ ready Done Musi lleContin tied To Preserve Its Worth U. S. AND FRANCE GET TOGETHER IN PEACE PROTOCOL No"'",w"crt„day; PLANS COMPLETE ;r t Solon Threatens With1 dms7£UBecau8e Of Insults To Admiral. V * J *: ;i ", SS|S NEMISECTORS CHEERINGCROWDS S t ............ BULB GROUP .1 r torney For Hickman A ttem pts To Discover Accomplice Of K idnapper Sharon AgainSeeks County Judgeship In Coming Prim ary Deas E nters Rare For Clerk Of Court In June Prim aries 7 Vaughn Back At Deskj Youth, Seventeen Y ears Old, Awaits After Severe illness Electrocution In Ohio Death House Coast.. Guard Boat Speeds To Help Of Stranded Schooner f ♦_ • f *■ SfiaifiK-l rx/itfl • *i •. . ■:, • rt I t �'• j * r :f.*tm»l?Vk . > '* i \ • • •' e e a a ie one .:. .. .. * • A -- . i * w * x & v ittp •!>. \rtt tjxi i r * t m K i« : r»r» f l W t t &ai t t Sft KTCUfi JJ .* . . *. ■_L* — »— w+mm .—^ — ’i- * �*• t 3S7H ; l n n . '1 f&J ;#w v a v **#........... 1 »«U .. > A S E TWO ||i f e Sanford Herald JL ' ------------r r r r r i I i« m • Sot.<fn j ■f t a a f t r i . a THE SANFdRl) IlERAI.D, FRIDzVV, JANUARY G, 1928 A Welcome Announcement *• • As Brisbane bees It . LET US HAVE PEACE "1 I N'EW YORK WOULD ________________A— The announcement of Fons Hathaway, published in The Public Profits. ATI m** 1,1 The long-standing controversy vita the Mexican Govcmmocnt Wednesday’s Herald, thatNje would be a candidate for gov­ Sheik Dowlsh Killer. t* C lta rrd m between the Mexican end the over oil and other propertic: |T 17. I»l». a t a « P m U III m ernor of. this state, did not .come as a surprise to his many W arn Your Women. |t ftanlrerd. l l t t U l , U l M M t •» b'r.Ucd States Governments over American influence was a t a disc > w r r . . •( i m k ■, tm r . friends or other citizens and newspaper readers of Florida. If Wall S tr e e t. Did It. ins oil law* has . virtually been .ount. As The World said lost Ill A rtb M I I t r la lM M rcttlcd. It has been settled with- February. ***1X 4*0 U DBA5 ■— EAlt f f Although it has been generally accepted that the'chilrman' . . I m u r i e l « 10 2 7 i t S i t e , H4 o-u: loss of prestige by cither gov­ No g reater disservice could » u r « u : j o .n b i _ um r U l t i r of the State Road Department would offer himself for this ,— ernm ent' and in a m nnher which be done to the cause of the | highly important of fire, he has been extremely retirem | takes care yf the real interests of* church, than__ta __confuse it-»— * ir n y g i u r n o x tlATKI * ••» .! »*r i_________ 9TM);about/he matter and has continued to content himself With liow er price lo r good caw , higher hqth- nations.- W e-hnve recogniz­ grievance with this eolfish N ra lk i - . .......... ed Mexico’s right ns a sovereign ijui.rrel ubout oil propet ties; quulity for lower prices. * M r a l k i ______ V | C«rr*tr r* r ’W eak O E U 'd ru * t< > •u tbx*tV«1 .MV . Si'T* ! t h e C o n s tru c tio n Of r o p d s . ^ pI'.uvor u r e r 10 ier uj to ncai deal w un-uio ith-the m m atter by - Elton J. Monghton General Repa-( On A1I Cars AH Work Guarat’Ual • Lowest Possible " 1 PAN-AM GAS « Architect F irs t N at’l Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida. BOB ISHIK GARAGE X FROM FACTORY Rhone 382-M They arc distinct and sepaj m m ir - ~ • rate— isstrex.-im d—tm iy w h e rr * While a i i a a W M h U k . h u e u ^ r i p * , FEDERAL, • the oil question, has been put . ____ I ___ P _ _________ __ t n i irn n id erTandidarrcs-maj*-yt?t~br'rmnouncert and now turns may .‘..itu rc r wijl even cut H eaty i„ tr ;nsjc justice of the AmcrEXTRA SERVICE I .\n io » e n i upon the way to reasonable : *CVC n decidedly different aspect to the race, to align our- . . : d s new low prices.. n content on. Doth have recog­ •Mpei l i r TIRES & TUBES and peaceable adjustm ent will A j Ford himself said, “Anybody nized their common interest in the nf) |k»n«nnl re-re —___a____. etaiip „------lo w . selves cienni .illy with 0 :1c candidate or another, wq do feci . Americans be.in a position to |l l tier Iradlns r r n l a of the « nt prices you would pay fot orderly development of the M exi-! make their protest against re ­ Ire world. The I. K. ».i. "u la 'oil inclined to welcome Mr. Hathaway into the gubernatorial ...a;. ta n sell ns good a car for l e a ; ___ inferior, unknown, money .or a better car for the sanvj •Ip efficient la I'larlda oil fie d*. The Americnn An- I lu ican^ a'ffn nnt^ cxtend nim our best wishes for a credit- i.oncy will get the business.” The vestor ligious persecution in Mexico M ir of IrunUlliMC • !«»• has been given a sense of makeshift brands. * .able, if not'successful, race. v * haul fSM l. clear and effective. public ..will buy 5,000,000 cars this sorurriy. ihe Mexicnn people /The U r rale ia a weather The oil question has now F. P. RINES the As chairman of the State Road Department,' Mr. Hath- y .a r, knowing th at it is .getting have beep persuaded th a t in the *•<111 D arraa of Clrealaltoaa. iNtdpraaiioaai •*"**i*a” away has had the burden of the expenditure of large sums .i.e t.est in value and price th at j future tlio-e investm ents are to be *been put on the way to reasonable I E ast F irst St. reduce. I mar,a red not as exploitations bv | peacenble -adjustm ent and xploitations by ifiVu Van* 'Yrai>"ra *iehr,|"i"* public funds, and that he has spent this money care nd-istrial genius can produce. ’ ; . • l*aliens bub in a spirit of cO-<;per- j \mericnn3 arc therefore in n poi.^ rr larwiher ia >ui.mii to a fully and judiciously is a m p ly attested by the many luiniricn to sny to President Colics HORRIBLE NEW S from Bag- ation. i:lcs of excellent paved highways throughout our | reminds you even war has imJh}g Volution has been brought ; *mt ’f be wants to make the mos» That Mr. Hathaway made enemies b y • using ■proved. The Sheik Feiscal E lD o tv -U h o u t because both governments 1-f the new rp irit now prevailing construction instead of that, or by not'turn- '*h raided another tribe, killed i made u» their minds th a t the tim - .ie will put an end a t oqcc to sum maty executions, he will relax through• . road in order to.• open some small and„**’ tv c r>’ ,na*et , 1including children,. had come to liftrcich n solution. m* * .n I a,I ,»r i t,ta, .ikAvk if leaving Iim in mr* IfM • A 1 . in the enforcement of the religious earned off all property, There is n will to peace and un­ Jisolated community, goes without saying T Tin: myni.D's ntouHAii miserable women of the tribe to derstanding. Where there is a will laws and he will meet the church I H r * m ••»!•> In rlf| nn«l fuuatf md Rut by building highways, impartially, and for the sialvation . *Hore a way. in that same m ore.than halfway in order t-> li-l*' rper n »iff ruiftrf to Jarkmn- best interests of the state as a whole, regardless of w h irl • pli ; ‘he rem aining questions .•each a settlem ent. The dispute is -r m. John. India■ ?omo individual, with an ax to grind, or some isolated vil- NOT SO LONG since n il w ar was which disturb the relations bo- not insoluble if only it will be z.-.-'rvnGrensinjr 75c m.re or less like th at. Conquered lllrrr f m l. Jfrf_can and trken in 'hand siif«J5E51y and v rtth^R i-~liM (igr*\lftft *r monihlr “P rr Iage, not favored by his comprehensive road, program, | iil"-rc TIRES & TUBES r “ victor-1 ought toV e v-cttled. Tliere are the a will to solve it. Cm Wn-hJ* .might think, Mr..-Hathaway Hi£9*!JiS5^HT -~matrcr[7^ 7 "arm ies for pillageteand mur-1 jant[ laws. Tliere is the Mexcnn Better quality fur It rimy be that the first steps !«r4M«w.-Hilnft l* tiulliti'nc prw 'considerably more friends than enemies. f t f . i l . —r k n u m , h u i a l . n p n rtm e o t der.-R ecent w ars among so-called ui-oi. del»t. There are the American toward negotiation have already less money. ft^TTanihioniii chr.i. I ~ Believing as we do, that the present chairman, if olect- civilized races have not purposely claims. Tfie'y nre nil of thenvdlf- been taken. If not,-they ought to' killed children or n,qncomhatnnt*. ficu’t m il c.'.mplicated denotes !>;• taken. All that the Roman T‘7unm^««*m ut ,Ur ctl governor, will continue to serve the people of the \yhnln .Europe ran rise from the latest But none of them is insoluble in Oitholjc Church can desire in K.DI W. F lr ,t !1L n«re nud'mndrrn hnapitaL state, not especially of any one particular community’, in war calam ity because women are -ho n ta r rh ro whirl tow pre- Mexico i* th a t same freedom that niB I-E VERSE FOR TODAY same efficient manner that has characterized iiis man- left to rebuild the nations. Iva:l«. is guaranteed in the United S t a t e T IIE GOD OF HEAVEN_O a^ejnent of the State Road Department, we extend our best The next wur -unfortunately [ Even with these - nuestion* ■All th at the Mexican Government give thank* unto the G4d of heaven *^^r’ Hathaway and recommend him to the people may tell a story th.sp would make •cttlcd there will remain, however, an desire of the church is n | sheik Dawish scent kind-hearted. the gret question of church and | fir his mercy endureth forck*er.— oi this state for their most serious consideration W nr from tlw nir with explosives state in Mexico. In regard to this guarantee that the fhurch will nhPjOklm-130:20. . _______ ' im ' gases suffocating and des- *nif-«lion the American Govern- ta ’n iroui taking part in poliP R A Y E R -“ All prsiso tn Thee ’■. ur v« .ii he a war without des- inert is m turally nctural. B u t; h-s in Mexico as it abstains from E ternal Lord.'* l.'ng-pe.rl in politics in the U n it­ • r hi.nation dr mercy. Human in. regardless of their i ed .-Tates. These two aims ar< 'ollicence-could prevent it. But it 1023 af i'it'ooR, cn* n >t ! not irreconcilable. The experience r ‘‘ V . ’ A recent news dispatch to the effect that California ' :ist make anahgetnents before own r:-ii.,i he indifferent to this question, j f this c umtry and others goo* .eiligence. disappears, in the ,rnr until there is peace between A^voiome'with^tbe page* yet”unh,‘V° Jccn expcrimeiiting with a Siamese fruit i;s show th a t, with common sense ^ . a possible cure for diabetes has caused the Tampa Time; j fierce hatred that comes with the ’’urch and state in Mexico there ccsonablencsB nmi n rpiriit of AAd Kritnce nestling within the to rise, and remark that such discovery is interesting hut war spirit. will not he complete peace in Mex­ loh-r.vmn there need not l»o any ,0ne 4 room, one 5 room ico, anil there will not he nn un­ r.tiy problem of church nnd state i ' ieave"' , , rather belated in view of the fact that tiuch a fruit has alilnd one 6 room house. I F YOU have d aughter, -sister troubled unit r.-i anding -hetwv *n in the modern world. Tliere need In|mavnbl#, m ysterious, closely roa(jy been produced in our own midst, namely the grain:or wife strug g lin g to develop *‘n Mryieo and the United States. he ivne jh Mexico. Let the pers- / . These houses sre modern [ Here Fq{e ths future m an ’clloufly *ru11, boyish s ilh o m ’t e ’’ My starving, tell ns ce'.'e. Let the -rebellionThe time ha* now come when . veay^s, . 1 Eminent health authorities and learned doctors, it was I or tuberculosis is increasing he-! \niericnn*. in tlu-ir private cnpac- c-r'Oce. last men of lnrge intelli- in every respect, and the( ai’se women foolishly desire !<•' l\- can a n d . should use w hateveri •rei re nnd goodwill npproach rent l» reasonable. f H ire -p o w e r rfrtd progress now a by. *hb 't* 1* * ’ hM ,ruady1 t r .lu<1 F,orida lu* thin. ; i n 'l ii c ir e th* v hn-t townH ’f nil - , rm'h other, and the Jest gren w ait th o ir•m rth, |g r a p e f r u i t a n d / m i n d it to b e re m e d ia l n o t o n ly in t h e j y i s o In th - cast, women have had i in - a solution of this piestion. out stion which disturbs the peace Also have two 2 room • Aid ^Yil forces'fr.im- their subtle .°( diabetes, but also as a general health tonic. An addi- cancer more often 'lion men hut While their own government win in these regions will soon lie setapartments partly furn . pUni < , . , . jtional endorsement of even more .significance is offered bv we la v e mo;e often had lulier* engag.-d in at: acrimonious debate t led. ished. LUMBER and Building Materials Security Lumber Phone 797. GAS 21 Cts. - • c...; m CECIL L. RINES Tlte above sketch was i__ from an actual 'photopipliI A Steering Knuckle ._ FOR RENT ^rr^poiMiil For ritrin^ Dfahotos a Broke on a Hill Tn This five ton truck, loaded arid thre? tons of mcrchandi* erntthed over an etnbankraex Suppose your car had been n its path! Suppose it were 503 truck! LOCH ARBOR ® wo'Ah ,,,^,•rat,on,, of bias j I)r. Emil Roy of Tulsa. Oklahoma, who is regarded as omAbd 'Ihrottlo protests in unhappy th l! outstanding physicians of the southwest. Suva Dr. ; a lands. |Roy: ■ What Will transpiro no mortal man "Every case of diabetes and glycosuria where no do\ ..L», know. generation of the pancreas has taken place, or no cerebral V.^.utxifelo ___ lyelo-ino int.. change* or whoi pressure from the brain growth exists, will become sugar fliht^s to fear; fr«; in a few days under the usual auto-diabetic *liet and si:, 1 W hat this sealed, buck contains of grapefruit grown in proper soil [ cpiiditiotis eaUm daily." Jcy or woe, irrlm -oulpm t of- the dying - “The Times also refers to recent statements of Dr. Charles Northen of Ocala, who has declared that Florida \ ^ yCar< W r can but hope that destinies un- sunshine, Florida soil and Florida citrus trees combine, as no pthers do. to produce exactly the conditions referred to f rw ^ ■Breed lor.K o|Tinurder, tyranny and by the Oklahoma doctor. In-conclusion the Tampa news­ 1 . J lust; paper has this to say: Kfrortg to resist each lacerating "There is no longer room ior speculation as In tie thorn. o i ttressod by honesty- handmaid |merits of Florida grapefuit in the premises. While the I t/^ lrti'it. [scientists are working on and with this wild Siamese fruii. JtyitfiUinm Hamilton Hayne. IAmericans suffering from diabetes can well enough turn jtujb FMor i >miMtber who char- ’to our grapefruit.- They have lengthened the lives of many jfi “rj)it 'V.-Ul:" did it. of th«*ir fellows who SUffeml like them.” — uloais. Ii;* some i l c t i r i tliis was call1 the only good result of tight cornets. (.’onsiimption usllallv f*-rms in il.c apices, the top part •>f the lungs th at in men are j FLORIDA TIM FS-IN IO N usually not sufr.cior.tly in luted j .mi. supi Ijed avitU oxygen -womv.i I MlUUC/.illg their woints were iTinfl f '"‘’V 'girirhg oi. .lao u ar :!'i atui | a ttrac t n:a*y. and Rigoletto wi lolled to breath high up and thus nutiniiirg through the week tin- [ e wrleonte. The usual custom of | i a t'ia ie rN e ,, Voik I'.vic tlpei i I resent i»«' Csvaleria Rustirann roteeu d the apicei. I I i’ti'-i :’cei m a double Id The modern slumped-down po.s- '<iin« ,nv will he in Jacksoiivil’ed. T!to w ok thu ;i - u sen on »» grnnd • p e r I !' b. f ■re in girls and wuiiimi has done g: i.' it variety and tit: la- . ood .it h been mail"! ■ itri away wi t h th a t protection. :.J tyl bri I'tfee. .LA(’KSONV!LLF’S (JRANJ) OPERA SEASON possible for thi <.ty through th" I a d enterprise of the Ed i It i umlerstnod that th'? local THU LATH tiaviii McNnh, an energies ward (', DeSaussure P o d , A m eri-| ittai'tigemenl of the opera season i Mi'-mi-ly aid - lawyer of S;m j <an Legion. The fact is. of com.-e, i- aln-adv finding inquiry front I riiin-iM-o, li-iivc.* $ |u,him) ;wo I ’.i Ukt generally known, and it is put-'lijevu.n patrons, and this ir cln-nth to make up for MrN'ah's pleasant to learn that the people | w e ll/J a t'V ’i'ville can anil should hud advice about invest incuts. egnrtler! as a musical and draof the city are givi-g attention to j ' •«* ci liter for a t least n conIi i* fortunate for the heirs of ! he opportunity that it in view. | I certain gentlemen in and out oi i'b.ridu must .keep up .with the sidoi'iltih* . ertion of the state. Wall street I but such requests are op.ntry in eultural affairs no less Jacksonvil’e effers every possible customary or compulsory. If! than in m atters f general educa- conyi-tii^nee >f transportation and .»— * Wall street gentlemen had to onal and Iniainess m atters. The a rc mimaiat'oa for visitors, and ■ H athnw ay ought to make pretty ■nuke good losses e.iused by bail city hiu ili'iwn itself interested in the home folks will he delighted to £ribd speed on timse concrete udviee mi investments there would operatic presentations, and no welcome their friends while en­ E road*. welcome the singeis joying an unn.-nal treut. not he much left for legal heir*. 1doubt will and actors and musicians coming LKESIIUItO COMMKUCIAI. ' Hanford has a few frozen asaets REPORTS 'i ,i the French min-1 here for opera week, and not only !>. too 1»ut notenough to make it Graccville, Jackson county, an­ nines uislani. ister of ugrieulture show that a i i njny the no-union, hut profit by ■ ,• f . ... , | it through extension of interest nually ships more wntcrnicllon:! The Seminole Indians of Flor­ g.eat desert is forming m the Ar-1 imJ Rll.ntt r appreciation 1 o ---------ipprecmUon of the Focr.t tre a te d v,’it..'jv:f ban any other point tho mine, rivers and springs disida are the orjly .people in the Florida ia rapidly reaching the Divine art. 'A d o sin g — J u s t ru b oi. great sand storms rid still at war \Lth the United ! .iqiearing, re- po'n* where it i- as interested in -orld. For the coming o p e ra . season it j .weep.ng considerable regions U ita 'ttn c k in g industry ns in tho Jefferson county produces Kfl .'.lutes. s announced that nin- beautiful and tho desert arcA steadily in- works will ho prosented, with care­ touriat business. per cont off tho world'll supply of Only 5 1-1 per cent of Flor--------- o --------wutnrmolon seed. excellent I ida’s white population is*foreign ' creasing. Presumably, however. fully selected easts, j *It Im? been denied th at tho Con. the energetic Argentine republic scenic cTpiyunent and capable or­ Tho railroads spent a total of lie rn. Itressionu) Record will run strip io u I u ’„ , : i , . , (Will know how to deal with that c h e s tra l Kilting*. Tho director who comics fin n feature to popularize $130,472,701 in Florida in 1924,1 Key West is the only frost free prolltam. EXPERT is with thitt organization—a com- i 1025 and in -----------bettering their city in the United Mutes. . 102G ... Jt£—A tlanta Constitution, RADIO REPAIRING j bination of artist* and municinns ; facilities. . ( Florida possesses only 1.1-1 per SIMILAR DESERT growth* like 1taking name from two sounds and ■J ’ C ---------- a--------Work 'Guarurttccd l rom January 1, 19JM to Dec- ent of the nation’s population | grout sores on mother earth, have ,,, number sufficient to give tide- 1 /TiiCl breaks seem to he coming p Sanford’s Bosch; Frced-Eisntan, & way at last. The cold ember 31, 1927 Florida* used 14, but contributes 1,5*2 percent of the i spread over the land in undent ' <iuate 1 interpictution for all pr-i- | wavo not-only did not hurt the 750,000 hnrroU of commit in federal tuxes. * j times in the pusl when men were duetions promisti! is well known Crosley receiving sets, ceJcry, it actually helped it. highway, building anil other coonFlorida shipped more than 91,- helpless. Present arid conditions 'u the musical world, and will no j Tubes, liatteries and Elim­ ---------o -------st ruction. 909 eurlnads of fruits and vege- **'i Palestine'and areas stripped >>f doubt secure splendid results. The inators. T h is ucems to be the busy seaThe first electrically driven tables during the 1920-1927 sea- [fertile soil in once all-fertile Wes­ men and women who will take SEMI NODE RADIO CO. fdn for firem en. Wc don’t know merchant vessel 4o ply tho Seven son. I opiitamin slmw scars of ancient leading and prominent parts in the j w hether people nre ju st trying to Seas suited from u Florida port. several perfotmalices are ail ex| 323 Sanford Avo. The departm ent of ugricultuio 1*1' fliction. , V.gop wnrm or, collect ,insurance. P«rienct-il actors ami singers, and j Phone 630—J It was the Clyde Line Steam er estim ates Florida could feed 1.7,’' These sicknesses of our old earth ——-*— o -------some are well known and admired Call Us For Repairs .Ci.fgrcrs having caught its Seneca, destroyed by fire last 999,990 persons if its soil produc-1wil1 l,c 1,0 hmgor “ mettttiue when lu-re. The name "f Uianci is fam i­ men- obtain power unlimited from ed to its full eiipucily. hfeuth following the holidays has i week in New York harbor. and Demonstrations liar because of the pleasant and Mount Cornelia, on Fort George . H arriet Beecher Stowe had a sun. tides or utomir energy. Then, utisfuctory visit of the La Sculn resumed it« sessions. Now we mny find w hat the soions think of Nic- Islund, a t the mouth of the St. w inter home a t Mandurin, a few instead of deserts, gardens will eompunv lust year, and the New uragua and why. Johns River, is the highest point miles below Jacksonville ami spread over tho earth. York Cfvic Opera Company is also on tile Atlantic const south fif spent ninny seasons there.. --------- •>------recalled with satisfaction. . FLYING FROM one small Chinn never has niry luck. Thnt Cnpe Henry;; While it is not possih'e to seat' The grapefruit derives its name Central American republic to an­ (B aountry tio mora than safely made its many people' in the Temple Tho furl harmful' point in F lor­ K the fro n t pager, o f the newspapers ida from salt water is only 72 fr-.m the fact tlint tho fruit grows other, Lindbergh finds, even in a ihentro ns could have been done in in clusters. B .t h n n little old Nicaragua comes li.tlo capital city high up in Hip the Duval county armory, the cen­ K pglpnjr nnd crowds it off. mountains, a flying field, where he tral location and general convcn Hauling, Crating, Shipping, ” --------- o——— can land, close to the center o f , ienco of the Temple is mueh in its lacksonvillo and Tampa are population. In iiis own country In- favor for the coming opera sruson. and Storage. newhat peeved at Miami bevisits niuny g rea t cities thut pos­ Last year the Legionnaires, at Wc are prepared to do any so T^ha' Census Bureau reported TI1K KOHUM M AOA/INH ses nn nationally or municipally considerable expense, rearranged largest population for the owned flying fields. These cities, the great drill hall for dramatic kind of transfer service at Ic Olty. But w hat’s tho use? The little group of critics who ( seventeenth century a develop- include New York und LosAngol-1nnd niusicul production’., hut it REASONABLE PRICES. i/ wiU pass them sooner or make a point of wailing—nnd rail­ ' ment . l»y nrcoinodatiun to es, two cities th a t in war would ' wdB deemed best at thi* time to r any way, why not now? . ^ utilize the regular theatre, which and dopend entirely upon fliers for ing—about the alleged lack of | clim ato' nnd environment Phone 498 601 E: 3rd. St is more satisfactory, although Ajrt 'HHickman, ickm an, like lik e , most benuty in American life are all I still capoble of meeting every protection. snuiller in iiccommodathms. There onoth the murderer*, has enterifiL ■\rrong, according *0 Harvey. M. 1practical demand made upon it. SECRETARY HOOVER sum­ nvo. many seats in the Temple, “They ignore the equipment of pjg'.i c f im anlty. 1We have "" no W atts, u. Philadelphia w riter, who marizes the past year as regards however, and all are good, which 1. that- ha Is insnne, but we do has an article on t’Bcnuty in Am­ tho home and tho desire for beauty not well be said of the arm ­ employment thus: could think 'th a t for that reason he erica” in the January number of in its surroundings—a desire su wages und ory. Tho seats should nil lie or!d b f > allowed to get away the Forum. It Is the tam o Mr. rtren g th at the American garden, i “ There was little unemployment cupicd for th? second opera season. h l^ p a s t crimes, or be turned Wattu who onc^ wrote on the like the gardens.of the IJesperides ,c:xcept during a moderate reces­ Details of the engagement nre to oommit others. ‘‘aymbolir bath tub’’ as an»nap«ct is. something to dream of. These sion near the .cnch of the year nnd being exploited, and no doubt the dervishes cry out against these the’ rAtn of real wages remained people generally will become well' I ' *-------- of American civilization. beauties bccaasd * 0 find them tin- higher than anywhere else in the informed regarding the pluni withfaragruphera are ii ‘TAC cuH°u" ■>Ruatlon," w rites j pUcAtud fixtpi ron*t to coust and \\;orld, or than in any other time itf the next few weeks, yet it is jlly golf, a t Gainesville January W atta in pis I’orifhuartlclo, j 141because certain necessities1of life in thu world's history. The high not out 0/ order to mention the .Of Some of the boya m ight bo Mr, in. jiltjch lo tell the differ- th a t In tho face of u million proofs I Jtr(, machine.made. prospects of the your did ~Bjit re ­ fa rt thut in the operas selected ■ I n *A tilqoh.lo t “They refuse ' to acknowledge present merely an upw ards swing for presentation hero th is . season between a golf and At b«%e- of our possession of bcuutiful — Timep-Union. . Not when things and our enjoyment 0 . Jth n t'th ey urc marhino-npidc by the in the business cycle, but was the three have never been sung in gevtim rdlfh with w hat they them, we find, as the hierophant* genius behind n necessary nnd un- result of th a t general aqd perma­ Florida. Music lovers everywhere f going | tq get through with, of despair, Low!" Mumford, Glenn paralleled national production—the nent progress ‘which hns marked adm it the appeal of Yqrdl’s won­ Frank, H.- L. Mencken, Thorstcin IAladdin's lamn of America—which. derful scores, and it was deemed ■f, «. |t ’ ’ ’ 0 ■------_ ____ ...... Veblen, and Hentlrick Willem vun because of this very method of the nation’s business.” Sray „ntid Mra. w....,r Snyde- hove good to introduce hers additional T '’" ' ?S a situation for Ameri- works frbjn the grcRt copipnser, ettwir final appeal to U o u rw^° K° “ ^““ t weeping and m anufacture, can be easily and inr v i business men to keep in their Sm ith fo r ' commutation of walling 0v*r America’s lack of expensively cariipd. to - tho f«c tho selections being Forces of Des­ damaging, tiny, Ernairi and Othello, Jt would spiritual crlsi* that flbng hamleta. to the humblest • minds, thus - avoiding dnma _n<cc. If it Ib npt grgntfd, they beauty-and *tho“ .............* confronts her. They homes, urban oml suburban. So doubtful hesitation. Business u r l scarcely seem right t<» omit Aldu. pay th* nenalty *for then* eonooquently a ------- L — — 1 —— * *— _ _ A _ __ m _ . * 1 1 ._______N —___ _ . . L a t ___________I __ * . . t ___ « ... I __ * L 1_ _ ^ t r e>. ^he *• night of maturing <he o Jan* ignore Jh araol ochieverosnU of our the**: dissenters gnash, their ' j.'th prosperity in this country have nnd this' has been -given second *' caaa architecture, modern ,•* «» I nnd .fry out, ‘A t this fea^t of fnt climbed to a permanently higher place in the list. - II Trovntorc is J2. .This may ba dn« • it d'd not pay to trifle w ith well as early American, nr.d i>ta Vh>(rs. let UJ :::t frr^ e t the death plane and . barring foolishness; will among .the matinee offerings. C ar­ blind to |t* development ainre th* head.’ ” * m ra ls a hrllllant work that-w ill MgKj:.r • stay there, -j . *,• • » , ♦ ’. *. . . ym visa ! QUICK SERVICE I , TRANSFER A BLOW TO AMERICA’S CRITICS m Littl? things cause serious lor ses to automohile owner*. Cmfulness helps, but you ned complete insurance prop diet Call on this agency for all forms of nutomobile Insurant You will have to see these to appreciate them. A. P.-Connelly & Sons G. S. WITMER, P. O. Box 339 Sandford, Fla. phone 254 — M 22-f • *' •• ■ i)v«r •< 2* ) •• aJ •' s r • . H • I ■S■ v/li ■ :■ * ’ L. Phone' Same Type As The One that is to be given away by the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps will be on exhibition in the lobby of the Forrest Lake ^ Hotel * This And a • * i : : t a l l !:hcd lf^H THE NEW FORD PREPARE TO KNOW FLORIDA a b y ’s C o f d s 820 W. ig,J u J �T1IE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6 1028 *• ••» X I« TolophtnO 1415 MRS.* FRED. S. DAiGJSR, Sodcly Editor Residencu Tel. 37 .x T iin a r T q£ . Commerce Dinner 1-Forrest Lake at 7:20. MPuti.»«:>.r the Garden fro ’plfxik a t: the Hotel Ad a V * Club of tlie F irst i will meet at 3 s!I0 i homo o f J im . It. G. ugnutin Avenue with ami Mrs. Ituburl L. StfUOS, lyico League of Holy pal Clmreh will moot lock a t the Parish rUESDAY*, f..aU*cholrs and other iskrd to meet a t the lub a t '7:20 o'clock to iral society. ~ Two Stars Of “Queen •High” • : . •* • • •% ‘2 A rabian K nights’ Is F eature Picture Today AtTheM ilane '*Two Arabian Kinglils" la finishftT and pictUrc-goers will soon see William Boyd in bis first m ajor 1screen appearance since perform- j j unco in "The Volga noatm nn." This time the .popular young sta r nlnys SARAH W HKELESSi^Rrportrr n comedy role, for ‘‘Two, Araotan* Knights" is * war-time story with The monthly meeting of the Wo-1 Vocal solo, "To The’ Sun" (Cur- most of tho war, but none o f the J c ft uaUm aif* Club tfOTThehl Wednestlav-Lrnn^ “ Cradle Song” (Me Fnddon) laughs, taug .. “T_wo AVahirin afternoon a t the club house. t^ A lfc e J H H s rT T f; STOiUIIarA- -E d g h U ^ fa a u u ^ o -th a .MLftnft.Uutf E . . . n c c n m n n n i s t . .A lr t. \ i i n n i i S l n n i t m . n t m rhort yuslflc^s* srysicn wmi nre- f accompanist,, Mrs. Naomi Slocum. at re today.' Voeul ,solp, “A Little Love, a It wus made u n d e r, the suervisidi.l over Jiv the president, J. . ■ ' Little Kisii" (Silcnm;) Mrs. C. L. sion of John W. Consldlne, Jr., for 15. A. Douglass*. Tlicte of Oviedo, accompanied by Caddo Productions, ij new United Large attendance, and much inter­ West Lingo. A rtists unit, headed l/y Howard. est was ; hown ns the 'reports nnd Mrs. Vocal Solo, "My Pryor (Squirq) Hughes. Director Lewis Milestone, ajinouticetnenls were u\ndc*. Of mi"By The W aters of Minnetonka" who.camo into proiiiitirnoc only a Usual interest was the nniiouncu- (Lieurranco) short lime ago ’ with "The • Cave ijieht th a t the president would ap ­ "Dreamland C ate" (Charles Man,1, has tried to make a swiftlypoint a committee which wTIMnnko llu erlcr) Miss David. moving pictuj£,of hilarious situ­ arrangement*- -for . -plan . . ting** . . of, n. i Piano Solo, "Juba Pnnce"(D ett) ations into wwbh a first sergeant tree qn the club ground; on Avbor y j(.s j.olnhnrt. Dai’. •The d o itln g , of the afternoon and a private,get when they escape , At the conclusion of.husiness a was a social half hour whqii the a German prison camp, in Arab program of unusual merit.-artYing- hostesses Mrs. W. S. Leak. Mrs. disguise. In spite of ihcir efforts,) cd l-y the Music Dcptirinidift. was \ M. i>|,illips, Mrs. Frank WoojI- they land in Arabia and both fa'I de]ij:htfully received* T he, /mm- ru ff, Mr.x. i \ E. Rmimtltot nnd in love with an Emir’s 'daughter. , , . her;; wore: , *• • Mr-'. Claude Herndon served coffee •Then the fun begins. ’ Mary Astor plays the girl, while Piano solo, ‘‘Turkish March” land sandwiches. There'were a mini* (BcelJiovnn Rubenstein) Miss | her of visitors 'from Mount Dora Loliis Wolheim takes the .chief character role, that of Scrgcnn^ Leinluirt of Oviedo. 'and Oviedofpr^sent. Peter McGaffney." ’ j “The Revolutionary W ar was one ' that lives in history as a period m j superlative heroism," declares Dir-1 ector Milestone. “T he“ Civil W ar } * was a w ar of drum.u, brother a- __i -k.-tlW. -— 1 *t Saturday Night at the 9 o’clock show. r « *l * » O ne appearance only . *■ S ^ m S ^ u f ^ y ’hriP^rX'iirlctt Honors' Bridge "Players Arc Out-Of-Town Visitors Entertained By Mrs. At, ‘‘Maridn” Estate Cantwell s Thursday igainst brother, nut (hi« lust, tin- r — Forrest L ak e/n t 11:00 . Mrs. W. J. • Thigpen, re S. W itmcr ami Mrs. loway. ______' ' I —-----World W ar, greatest of all, seems WEDNESDAY "M urida" the lovely country J Most delightful in every way to be viewed from a different an­ gle. None of the participants will |a y Afternoon ’ Bridge cet with -Mrs. K. It. Mc- home of ,Mvs. ■Hndpr Curfctt was ; was the briilge party given Thurs- mention his heroism. None will (00 o’clock at-her homo the scene ,»f a msrst-delightful | day afternoon whqn Mrs. Hen talk of the sad part. The only ntli- HerS* are Arlyne While and Dorothea Dunn, two of th e'outstanding iu eiul affa ir Thursday •nilci'noojn i (Y.ptwcll entertained at tile fir.it ttnlo the veterans take is otto “if vlien site entertained -a t bridge >of a series at tlic borne 7>f heP ‘kidding.’ Tlie remember the funny performers in the sensational stage auccbss, “ Queen High" which comes THU'R$DAY lr School Parent-Teacli- honoring a number of out-of-town I piether on J’ftri: Avenue, lied and incidenbi; the other evciiU they to the Milnnc T heater on January 111. Kintion will meet* at !lt"0 visitors. Red and green were th c 'g ie c n were the prevailing colors want to forget ns ipiiekly as they colors- emphasized in hath th o a i.d were accentuated with liowis pan. " • • the Gram m ar School. decorations and other dclai and baskets of ppinsettins. Taking the veterans’ own view­ U There were four tables i play Talljes done in black silhmiltea point,M ilestone has gotten his .two luring __ tlie ________ afternoon ___ and when ag.iinst a gold back ground wore principals into a veritable parade .........,, fch M rS .I3 .C » iv 5 t)()T L M sio a-s laid been..rummired at the n:■«(il iii keeping scores for .the of laughable situations. "I made the picture especially ot the it-mal nAiidiei* of inti resting gaaics of- bridge nnd '.(Delusion of for those who were in the w ar and v. !an the pam p;'T‘ibl been con-: ' prfigve.tsionH it win foumt tliat iriun Clqss of (lie F ir l those who weren’t," says the dir­ lurch met <>n i uesdny i.Mi , ll.dnail Read had scon.I the i hided scores/Avciv collected by . ector, smiling. ! Mi Kitty DuDose. The prize for; tile home of Mrs. Lb C. i n o.d point;; and honors anil was ■ fMaguoIia Avemie. wi'.it i-cived .ii silver trivet. The venial i !.telle.-1 sey/'e, lingerie, was won i Mary Eli.abeth Plllestoli. ; ns and Mrs M. L. 1'ov .is I liw , a wicker refreshnient lray Ilb;. Mi Wind critics have pronounced | itself to theatre-goers, who like noinsettis* arra fy . I in ; vent to Mrs. Joint Quirk. The cat j i'or laving made dm lowest score., .something extensive, musical timl I the’hest that musical comedy has iflorned tin* room; where pri/.e. a . set of score p;; !; wd < Airs. Julia W. .Meiseh Jr., was runiy.on l.y Mi a Jam es ( a'm. Mr . sided with bath crystals. generally, phenomenal, comes to j to offer. bers o'r.ersiilih d. lc business wa carried <»g ii'C.e Li.l-coi k. who laid lowcs. Dainty hand made covers were MiVaml Mi’s . » Ci. It. Read of the Milnnc Theater on January lit Two well-known musical comedy |be direction of the cla ! r ii* . eonr-tdoil wi h .1 set spniid on the card tables id tin* Blooming! mi, III., are spending in “Queen High." The piece tins favorites head tlie cast, Kildio G ar­ Mrs. ’ I..' T. Sheppm l. Ivor salt ami pepper i m i hi:-In i f the games, and ro- Some lime here with tiieir son and had remarkable triumphs in :^ll Ihich plans v « ; e a onipl. - I When; die ' bridge acreswrio'a l*ie'diluent i ron iiiting of chicken wife, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Rend at the larger cities of the United vin and Dave Mellon, are assisted |hn cake slip pi i Whi< ' *,ll I,had !>. on r< moved and the tables .-.lad, snltine’, olives, stuffed their Inline in San Lanin. in the fun-m aking l»y M argaret 'Monday evening id tL States , iin lulling New York, <’hi- l.oe. .s'oil Collins, (*arr!e Glenn, ■ I; i and coffee were served by i.| \.i:ij ‘Mini made < o \iis doP A •Kocial hour followed the Mrs. T. \. Neal i.inl Mrs. Mnr- c.igo, Ho to n and Philadelphia, Mary Marlyn, Georgette Arntfield, assisted by her mother. . te * i ved ri*riet linieiit • mu .l.i I;. . t. session when th" h" ' ; gniet liaiin • • ' Orlando and Lieut, where it rrv jtid a veritable furore, Thomas Hudson Danny O'Donnell, Mr Minnie K. .lone-. ■■lie.: of ;■ 11 nwlieriy si. oi (ill. • Rjl sweet course with coif".' i ml M s. I h•mill;'. Ashbtirn ol a* col n e . fhi each plate wen Iii. li it has broken !*Ajdync White, Dorothea Dunn and Ipcr: attending were '>,. r.. ’I *.........njoying the cordial ho.t- Washington, D. ( ’. wen \ isitors !I hi addition , i ■ . O f, iig caiaili•••d 1:;« fushiobvd oj K V a lk c r . Mrs A. < Flia IIevery known recoi’d for receipts , otliyrs. l i ’. liti of M s. jveTl 7' '■!-1j beiv Tin sii.- v.— ------•--------1 . ■ Xcltm iTi in.ri! .v l l a : ’J c '. wim rtrr r "»tr c cvcrywlien i* ims playc.l. Unlike mi many successes All s. I Mr Mobcit .1. Holly .It jaithward, Mr.-. T. 1.. liale, idiV-d finy A f t - t | •r IIIimming over with clean, lin t-, "Queen High” is presented on .1.. ;*Riibr<-., Mi«s Mildred Holly*, The tunny friends of Mrs. R. I>. thur Gnlclifll, Mr.*, \c rn e situations, fairly tour under the same management, 'dr- Hen C t-v.tll, Mrs. George f'hinholser will be pleased to lear;^ ural comedy ,< u r’. it’s gi >.-i . w. re Mr }r, Mrs. f 'Imrles I-. 11»-' R. el of lit min 't..n. 111 .j i l .i d i o . Mi-s Alary Kli/abeih that flic is improving a fter a sev­ scintillating with toe-tickling tun- Schwab and Eandel, who produced Ini: ^Itiadey, Mi I. t cn anil with fast dancing of the J “The Gingham Girl," "The Desbrt Mrs. .1. D. Womli'iilf, ere illners of s.evvral days. .ii t/.iirk, M• . Jarae t ’l.i Mrs. (' .A. A in;, i n. i :d. I cy.e--ploa,Mii;: lypv all dclivc»;?d j Ron^" a//d ‘‘^ip/id t i^’eyv/;," , which . 11:11, M-x. Joint W. . .S. ! .'ll.. I.. A<laiaj. with n hand of clever players, and ] undoubtedly is the leason why the •, Mrs. A. W. Epps, ( lueago, lil., M. . ('banning n chorus as ever . company an dproductioif is said to Ibillosc and Mrs.’ Frctl k of Altainnnt" ROTTER ENTERTAINS graced a stage, i; is quite natural be much better •‘than tlie usual in Mrs. lb L. Mil It bio of si ciijoyable i uii.il .a: • that "Queen High" li.is endeaiwd touring attractions. i Ita'imn Springs, Mis. < . II. [weet? o;is the brjdi'» parlv WEST S IDE P A R E NT Hugh I.a lor. Mr-, i*. ’ <>n Wednesday afternoon the jr Mrs. Wynn >V. r ■ ' T E A C HE R S MEM I' A ! i < lie "d.il of I > i allg. ,' ■i gnlai liie.'ling of the Nellie dliy lltteino.il ill In .- Iionie CHORAL HOf’ll-TY • to Tliiii:da'. afternoon the reg |T urner Circle of the First Baptist i ■. .1. t '. Bill , Ml'S, I':ii i Court Avhen • ;>t ' > : invitation Is extended A cordial ('Itiiivli wa< held at the home of M i ;. S .S. Bit met, Al i nla meeting of the West * bmlnhtra u t t Lu !b i P i v t ; : T. .n ite r i A ( s o c ia l ion nil members of choirs of this to I Ali . II. It. Odum with Mrs. Odum Club. M In lil at W ot S i d e P rim a r.'. 1iinil Mrs. Guy Waits as hostesses. city, and to all other singers to f the cai'd gam ha 1 b We are paying highe.sl '.n it die (tiuirman. Mi". R ; IliiHuei'S was transacted during meet Tuesday evening at 7:.’!() o’­ Kd the 11riv; im tup •I I,t i i.ij, in the i hair. Many ini|tli,. first pait of tin* afternoon, ile w.: . .'. • cash market prices for p. i (dins wen* made for wmk plans were nuuh for a Washington clock nt the Woman's Club for James Ridge, i |o. ent pt the purpose i.f organizing a choral ■ u rn (■in in; iiiniii Ii at id i. Tea to be given Folmniry 22 at Coons, ‘Opossum, Skunks ither engugcini it. I # » ii a v d to iri e a book r.liower the home of Airs. 1. K. Estridge. society. Tlie Music Department of Hill. Al’tn A tier a I diilav vaiaf.. a of two t of .Mrs. W. ♦ A card was rend from Airs. Nellie • • i him! . January 117. Mr ;. tin* Woman's Club is sponsoring for lb Wild Cats nnd Foxes i.i i ■ , il,: t. ill*,'.| -ellmd ti'.i; *•*.,, ! Bur th e ' bridge in Turner, for whom th? circle was this movement and Airs. W. S. B’emoved d t Ii • ng v. I*Ii t ! . pt on i • I . M. II;* II. . luiiniUiii • of l Ik mimed. Delicious refreshm ents Sanfn d i non I of Parent Tcnrh.'. a . *1 1 a < Phinni i -. ub ent. [chicken a l.i kilt ■; i'i pa 11 . v.cie served by tin* hostesses at Leak will direct the chorus. sOriii!i,on, rave an exreptionci , A Milted celery, Mrs. Pliiiofag . ■ in , \ ' ■! : i iiqjJ the conclusion of the meeting. lOA N. Park Ave. Next to wi(| ;• '. n t i ii. until' K< b. I. Ibning ltl!v it ;e ir ■ in;; talk during the ilflies and coTfce. Members present were Airs. t ;ii■:i•mii. During the social hour thu Valdez. Sanford. Fla. i.b lin e , Mrs. ( . i . i :.ii,;. ii will ?ottur‘s guests '•.•<•• • . W. laiiuerscs, AIm . • Jackson, AtVs. Charles K. Marshall, Mrs. J. D. . eve a. principal. IN»r Reservations and Tickets Mr.d. Jam es Uidgi . AL . Dossey, Mrs. It. E. Puerifoy. Airs, Air. and Mrs. Bert Read bf George Jlutf, alo) Mrs. Brubaker I*’. R. Whittle, Airs. It. L. Adams, to the Palmer, Mrs. Ib brj ; .1. II .ilv ; erved hot cho. (date nnd wafers. It’s. George M.-u"‘•■•i. Al. . i Bloomingtpn, ill., wcr.* the gemst» ; Mrs. T. K. Roll, Mrs. H attie JohnU on, Mrs. F. Si Willink, Mrs. A. C. |n lb Baggett and Mis. Den- ia t Al ■'d'ty of Mr. and Mrs. Embu CRYSTAL I Atv K SOCIAL (..'lit. !i It. At prusoat t Jif y in he AL l.emlou. Airs. E. J .^ n y ln r, Mrs. rfiml. ‘ ’flic tCrystal lak e Social Cilia, ■. i ;' ilicit on Roland i 1 ■George Huff, .Mrs, B. (i. Alethviu, Phone Mrs. C. E. Myers, C.1K-J fmmi ily the <'rystal* Lake* lina in In :n ■ n Saaf >rd. Mrs. Flynn Vnuse, Mrs. R. NT-TEACIIERS MEI-7r prnveiiiuiit As-.iiiation, held it'* | Johnson and Airs. It. H. Ahderson. A!.**, and 'd r « P. .T, Walcefiejil 're g u la r mdeting* of the were Ilie (iinvici gucs.» Sunday of n g il.tc weekly meeting on Jan. IS. • side Parent-Teiulu rs Assn- Mi’, and Mrs, l . A. W est, of Dr­ A l this meet lag the following of-1 Geers wen* oh . ted and installed: was held Thursday after- land'i. Rii.*** Ilougl’tor., 1 ., A. C. Trc fry. the Houth Side Piininry Eriervls of IE. ib Patti' full I will vicc-prc.-ident, Mix. Cliaa Bnlser, with the chainnoii, .Mis. r*giot to learn i f ids illness* al II'cif.nrer, All- Raymond AL Bail, A. Newman, presiding, In-- In mo here. The (,'ity T ransfer & Storage u n i ' ary, and tin' board of dirictbusiness was carried .a’ Ur and A11 Vlimb root and ors, It. I Wagg>'. C. S. Emerson, | Company lins been opened for IniHiirhicli splendid report-; were duti'.'lilc i f Bloomington, 111., were* R.’M. Ball, and L. Q. Pickering. | iiess in Sanford by Raljdi W. Lo.<Loin tho lunch room commit- tin .to t i ivivntly o f A|v. and Air-. A fter the bn iness meeting re-j sing, aecording to an annoimcelawrcnee Jch»A‘ Swing that about t!l!2 child I I V. .Wnki:fii*b|. frc h iiic n ts were served and in i nient today. The firm vvill have its f t 16*1* uro being "served luncheon | MA.i I mi* George L*Roy ret uracil ; cite of the, cold weather, there office and storage house jo tho from. Alims where In* [tay." Plans were made for u ' Sunday ' were a goodly number present and I building formerly occupied by the ■S.iiinhiilBcr Crate Mill, 20U tmr'.h Thursday January l i t h at li* nnd alno a rummage : ;d * visited Grbrgc Summer', for a a r.ociul tiaie was enjoyed. x Maple Avenue. [held ut earh ’ dates. It w*s ' week. The- I'arirth House A general huuling business, ciatActfd th at the curtain for the '. Ain;. John Quirk, Mr. and Mrs. WOMAN’S CLL’B BALL Cain of Watkins, N. Y., iiave inf; and shipping will be done by [L/nd been presented to .tho 5:30 to 7:30 The* unnuai ball given for the ns a Christmas gift from arrived • to .spend‘fhc vvititcr in members of the Social Department the new firm Mr. Lousing has l»e**a Geneva. " », • •• engaged in the transfer business in nrcnt-Totochers Assm qition, Womnn'H Club will be held The, . hom e'of TScvl M'. E. Gar bard /I . u*3uay evening a t the Hotel For- Sanford for the past seven years, was also reported tha{ ha.*f3 four of which ho was m anager of dy had been distributed a t eaugltt f.ro recently but tho Humes | n a i Lakc .This aff:iir ls die most the Quick Service T ransfer ‘ C'nmwere extinguished before they had ,jr„ ,inilt HOcin, „ffuir «f the seaIrifitnias program. The ImjoIc much ditmngc. . .. Bon. The hostesses for the evening pany. best attendance of moth- caused Mrs. John' Quirk. Mr. nnd Airs. lire Mrs. Ernest M e' Gowan, Mrs. [a won/by Miss Bobbie Chap- Cain nnd Mr. and Airs. P, T. Wake­ nnd Mrs. roonTJ A fter all business field were ditinvr guests Sunday William J . Thigpen fn transacted a clever Iit- at the Orange and Black' Hotel at Gcorjfe* S. Wfiiimer. Each member of Hie* Soejpl department is allow­ .luylette was presented by the Lougwond. Mis?* Elizabeth Ballard returned ed to hfcrtTu guest,.'but tile mem­ It of Miss Chdptnaa’s room, j which refresbmonts of cakes tq sdiuol at iAjke Afonn v on’ Mon­ ber's caAl with her guest's name tho lVmitt'unce m ust be.Sent to teii wVre served l>y tlie host- day, n ite r rificndin^'.tho holiday nnd lbe Invitnfion (Himniittee not lat­ Mrs* K. B. McCracken and vacation bore w ith-live mother. 'M r.' jtYid M rs.'Bvrt Kvftif and Mr. er than Monday evening, ns jin refW.’ E. White. and Mrs. Roland.Read gjul baby are i ervations will be taken utfer that Williunt Boyd and Mrvy .'.stor on a m otor tour p t the curt const. time. When you.nre stjITcring with rheu. • »' In They vvill be away a fortnight. <■ mat bin mi you can biinlly get around, CARD GF TnAMKS" "TWO ARABIAN KNIGHTS'* JACKSONVILLB—w<jrk on new just friends ’ofs'. Edwin Sirtton Vvill try Red Pepper Hub and you will desire to express oui*-np ixgrct to leant th at Jtc.is confined Ocean Boulevard td conpcct Jnckadded the quickcat relief known. atlon foj tlK) kiu'lfltvt-. t o ‘his henu» because q / illness. sonvillg Bejjch• with St. Augnstine liuui "T IIE BATTLE OF THE C E ». Nothing has such' cotu'cafrated, • - -..-I — lUndcd to* ii#; (loving tluv'teccut along edge of wenn progressing pMii trating heat n* red peppers. In• TURY" ’ h and dt ith of - ir n it).' r, rapidly, * ' j i o t 'e l Ar r i v a l s *' Milanc Param ount News nUnt relief. <Iu»t an soon ns you Mamie C. Tolar, arid offer FORREST LAKE apply Itcd I’epp,*r Rub you feel tho anl:s foP*tho many handsome JACKSONVILLE Construe tingling lmut. In tlifso minute* it Air. end Mrw-E. F. Hamlin, W il­ offerings /sent by tliotJo who' mington. Del.; Mr. nnd Mrs. F. H. llop.of Station No, II of Jurksmt' , waums tho note spot through and and loved her no well. Foster. Elmira.-N. Y.;'W . P. White villa fife departm ent to be built through. 1'rres tho blood circulation, “8IIANGIIAIKU" [Mni. Lorettu Brotherson and Jacksonville)’ C." T. Wiggina Jr., on Tqltovraad Avenue. ' ' bieoks .up tho congealisn—rind tho with ' ' family. / . ' * Atlanta, G J.j.L . E. Allen; Sanford: rheumatikm torture is gone. Ralph Inco and f^ntsy Ruth Political Aanounrement * oldRowlea r. nnd Mm. If. E. To?nr and C. L. Ch&cnuy. Daytona Beach:t Red Pepper Rub, made from Miller family, ' Miss Af. Le. flejgte, Kansas City, red peupers, costs little* at any drug IN TK N U U N T O g Collegians *r. and a ir a.; J. N. Tolar and Mi».f J. {Cunnhtgha.it),iTam pa: <Mr. »• t 'O BJ tU Pj illLiI'lP* RIN'BTRIJOTION store. Get a jarat'onee. TT*e it for funtily. • .. ; . (iml Mrs. W. L in h irt T>f TollaltassT n in a •.’i n i l l a a t e f o r r e - e l e r t t o n lumbngo, neuritis, backache, stiff neek, "SAMSON AT CALFORD". o ill,, o f f Jen o f » ii |n 'rl ri( in i|< n i of Ir* and Mr.r. R. E. Tolar and ee; A rthur Bnnnan. • Snnford: C. toijtille - S|wcia’l attraction ' JiiHirqottoii ( („ r P e n iin o lc sore inqreles. colds in ehesf. Almost* .fainllw, * K.’Roh. WWIrnry. Tv'. Y .y Paul li. s b m n t y . s u t ij e c t to .till) P f i u o r r u t l e instant relief Awaits you. .Be mire to The Robsons, Cora Jamia and Ir.-mid Mrs. get IWgenuine, with tbs nameJtowle* fVrbor. Sanford; D, Hodden* J ’r l m n r y . Y o u f s t f p p o r ) )vl)| I 'l l ’earl M urim b£\artists,. •.**ti family,' uq each psekogs. bury, Ssn/ord; T. V.‘ LAWTON, ft j*r) fifir *. r- SATURDAY SPECIALS A T B A IL E Y ’S Brooms Queen High ”H Scored Series Of Triumphs For Maxwell House Coffee Past Few Months In East Gold Dust Powder 7 for Personals Nellie Turner Circle IMeetsWith Mrs.OcIum EITRS I Geneva ‘ 10 lbs. Sugar Gal. Can Pork & Beans 10 lbs. Irish' P otatoes..... Prunes per lb. Veal & Pork Roast, lb. Pot Roast Beef, lb. Pork Hams, lb. Beef Roast, Boned & Rolled, lb....... 25c Veal Chops, Round & Loin Steak, I b J S C Beef Stew f Fields Fur Co. * Womans Club Dance Ralph Lossing1 Opens Transfer Firm Here Congregational Church Pancake and Sausage Supper Price 35c Phono 788 117 E. 1st. St. MILANE Ml THEATRE 1111 O N . J I A ] I I 6 BIGGEST AND BEST MUSICAL SHOW IN HISTORY OF SANFORD s s a r I WITH RED PEPPER: TODAY won TOMORROW 75 SINGERS, DANCERS AND COMEDIANS 2 5 LO N D O N \G A IE T Y T H E A T R E GIRLS. MAIL ORDERS PRICES INCLUDING TAX: OPENS MONDAY 7 •n- l �* '* PAGE FO U R », * • FE A TU R ED J THE 8ANF0nn.ni>l»AI-P. /FRIDA*. F rtfa y . Ja n . Higffins .Will ReceW ... ” n j m Radio ' Programs program s ° •* " * S.’OO—Ei:ie* Service C a ra lie n : *• * Semi -C la js icaV Music—WEAK • ? ■» 30 \ 3 11 Tires Reg. Size 30 x 3*7 Ovtrsize 20 x 1.40 9:00—Anglo Persians; Tschaikow iky F eature — WKAF W EKI W TIC W JAR WTAG W CSH W U T WP.C WCAK WTAM W W J WGN KSD WCCO WOT WOW WTMJ •* * • * * 10:00—Cap’n Kidd’* Burcineera; Novelty P rogram —WOR W EA N W N A C W FBf. WMAK WCAU W JA S WAIX; WA1U WKRC W GHP WMAQ KMOX WCAO WOWO. 10:00 — Palmolive Hour — W EA F W EEI WTIC W JAR W TAC.W CSH W LIT WRC WGY WGR WCAE WTAM W W J W SHI KSD WP.llM WOC WHO WOW W DAF W HAS . W SM --W M T WSB WBT WTMJ WGN KVOO W F A A ---------- — • *r ‘: A nglo-Persians; 9:30, L a -, Fnlmolive Hour. 000:' ° * rance orchestra; 10, Palmolive- 333.1,* WBZ Springfield;* Spring * * • • ^mfcoimd^aEa^^ Portable Phonographs 7.50 « 5 Cakes P & G S oap ........................ f)( F. P. Rines No. 2l/z Yellow Cling P each es.......2| ' ____________________________________________ * 6i\ Best Rice, 3 lbs. for ................ ..... SATURDAY SPECIALS “ • • • * * * ** “ ---------1------ — - --------------- 3 Cans 2 V2 Pratt Low’s Sweet Pickled Peaches ........ S• « ie n V e • • a ftj lx- E tur^.i In a FRIDAY, JAN UA RY 6, 192* 272.6. WPG Atlantic C ity ,-1,100: 7:05, dinner concert; • 7:30. Fuller ! rush *conyegtioh.; 9, *concert or- * * * • • • • • • • • • • • • were 3 Cans 21/2 Libby’s Peaches . 2 lbs. Juicy Prunes % 1 lb. Evaporated Peaches n 1 lb. Mullet Roe Pertinent cough* and enld« lead to •eriqu* trouble. You can stop them now with. CreomulaJon. an emulafBTtCcrrv. aMa that ia pleasant to take. Cre&thulaim la a new medical discovery with two-feld action; it. soothe* and licali the Inflamed membrane* and inhibit* germ growth. OI all kiKy»n drug*. rreo*o!e it ,rc•fnlaad by Kigh medical authorities as one of the greatett healing agi ncief for pertiatent eou;h» and colds and Cibrr forma of throjt troTiblei.J^reomullion contain*, in addition to creosote, other Ik-*Img element* which *o«the and heal the infected merrliranet and ttop- the irritation and inflammation, while the creoMe goc* on lo-ific stomach, la ab*otb«d into the blood, attack* the aeat •1 trouble and check* the growth •f tha gam*. • Citootnuldan U guaranteed satlsfae**»T the treatment of nersi.ient , rough* and cold*, bronchial astbui*. bronchitis and other forms of respira­ tory diseases, and i« excellent for building up the avatem after odds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold it not agNeved after taking according to direction*. Ask your druggist, fadv.) 2 Cans No. 2 Corn . ; ...... 2 Cans No. 2 Peas 20 oz. Fat Mackerel * . - •• 6 1-2 lb can Tuna Fish RED STAR GROCERY & FEED CO. White Bacon,lb., .i.......................... 16c Pure VegetableLard; lb............. ..... 1,6c Golden Days Self Rising Flour............. 21 lbs. ........... *...................................$1.20 . 12 lbs......... ................. 00c (i lbs. ............................ 30c R . W . Law ton • ....... .........:..... 1*3® : - No. 1 Timothv Ilay, per ton ......... ....................................... $31:50 Our direct mill connections enable us to purchase at the lowest market our customers thereby enjoying the difference. , W . S. B a r to n . M u r. , prices, We Deliver Free parking Kpace in Rear Good Foods IR IS H America’s Families Turn To A & P 1 P o ta to e s io >bs 2 9 / Women everywhere have found that they can always buy the best brands of foods at the A & P stores. and moreover.................... they are fully confident that A & P uivos them honest value for every dollar they »spend. It is both dollar saving and lime saving to select A & P for good foods. SWEET P o ta to e s it. DELMONTE Phone 1*71 P e a c h e s ng. "Sugar ^ I 25/ Golden Bantam. Corn 2 for 29/ A. & P. 20 oz. pktf. 9/ R o lled O ats “Washes Clothes White” Super-Suds A. & P. H oz. pkj;. t IO I o ZZ ib. ,j . V r A. & P. 8 oz. pkg. Macaroni 4 for 2 5 / 1 Spaghetti 4 for 25/ A. & P or Vnn Camp’s Western 1 Pork P um pkin N o. 2 V2 can 15^ A. & P. Pure Hi oz. ulass , oulders Preserves estern Pan Cake Flour I 2 V2/ 3 CANS Pork and Beans SIJNBRITE Cleanser S oap Octaj»on 0 oz. pkfj. P ot R oast of B eef C ^ iq V o o f . AUNT JEMIMA CAMPBELL Dd .Maiz No. 2 Can Ham A. & P. Pure 5 oz. Star Bar RUMFORI) Baking Powder UNITED Corn No. WALDORF kIosh • 29/ Preserves 10/ For Baking and *Frying 4 lb c a n ....... 81b can u 39c 72c $1.39 Pork Shoulder Beef Chuck Roast Sliced Bacon u(rc I>ork Sausage; i a *\ *• ■A y \i r Corn Beef n0. 10^ 1 P ears 2 ca n s fo r Sliced Smoked NO. 2 15 / LIBBY’S Inna Brnntl ISO. 2 Can BACON 35 i T o m a to e s 3 f°r2 5 / Strietmann’s Pkjj. Vlaltomilk Biscuit Cheese Snax 10/ 10H SOUTH PALMETTO AVE. SOLID PACK 2 fo r Strietmnnn’s I'kfi. i • !^ beft.Monte No. 2 ('; Smoked Hams • Corner Sanford Avc. and Eight-St. Pure Wheat Itrah. 100 lbs, for McCuller’s Grocery Co. Basket Illdjj. Western Pork Chops, lb. 7."...!....- Water-Ground meal 12 lbs. *2c Water.(Jround meal, (» lbs.. . 22c White Potatoes, 10 lbs............. . 35c Medium Grits, water-ground, 5 lbs 22c l^irge Fancy onions, 4b 5c1 25c 18c 50c 25c 25c 35c 18c . Eggs, shipped, guaranteed, doz. Phone 31. lii-iwiifaf % _ * 1 lb. Good Cocoa.*........ .............. • 14 oz. Bottle Catsup ............. EE Of. DANGERSIGNAL 3 Packages Matches ...................... g- 213 Sanford Avc. Wholesalennd Retail 99c 99c 1! 2 Pound 2M �M ». / • • • ': ...... • • ■• •••-'•• ' I F If - ; •• I ’ *v • . y > ’ . C /i ■_. ■ to :• : . '' aI . * m rv n r» ‘ .' a mr ••«««« * w n •' • « • ;r3H % -< a ® 7 • ■ <* .C-.*V -*f MS a Political Announcement lit—Houses For Rule *T •ui- . (Legal Notices) Trtl Notices) K 'n l tw ia l (Legal I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n J I i l a c y I C o m p l n li in n t h fre in ) h av in g FOR SALE: Small house on Mag­ nolia Avenue n o rth o f. Central f o r r e - e l e c t i o n lo t h e o f f i c e o f clnlllilm c. BOX,. I n t e r e s t i l j . ^ t h- o f‘o l S trrct. $2500.00. Practically no C oun ty- Ju age of-Rent In o V C o u n i y I,living ihiu-rihi-il l u m lr In 8.- m i n cash requited payments like rent. Florida, subject to the wflt o f . t h e o le C o u n ty , F lurhlu'. t o - w l t : T R A C T I; Address R. H. B. Care The Herald. ficniocrntle V o t e s of HeMlnoh- O p p o rtu n itie s l o 4—Business Service 2—Lost, and Found - *’ji %rs Y/Vj THE SAKFORD IIERAX.P,- FRIDAY^ JANUARY 6, 1928 • __________________ _.. ■ 1m • - ■ m r» r W jr*” ' f7TWS H§£jvv<r^T>. Count};, In the IM nocrattc I,rluiary) rlecUcn lo bo liehl June Otli. 1911. 20—Farms Fpr Sale 12— Wanted , . JAH, U. H lfA ltO N . l.ol K o r y - T w o i 12 > o f th e T o w n of l . o n g w o o d , F l o r i d a , n c c o r d l ll g to llo- P i n t o f sn h l T o w n li c o r d e d in t h e P u b l i c t t c c o r d s o l b e m l n o lu C o u n t} , F lo rid a. s a i d l a n d o r a n y p a r t »-r pare*-!-, t h e r e o f , y en u l H h * } n i l a p g , j t a c b , n t . Von •«. s e t f o r t h . t h e n a t u r e , n r . y o - r r e s p .-e ti v e rln lr.is a n d ' f u r t h e r p rn e t h a t n il c l a i m s o f y o u a n d e a c h i.f , >oo m a y lie i|M rrm ln o « | bjr a d e e r r - i ^ 'tin}.' o f i b i s C o u r t a n d t h a t th e I n t e r , s : . •" If a n y . h e ld h y y o u a n d f-nrb lif y-»i| in ny l»e ,llrcste<l o u t o f y o n r a i l e a r n o f y o u n n d I n v e s te d Cn, C o m p l a i n a n t , n q d t h a t a n y a n d n il c l a i m s w h ic h y o u m a y o r n n y . o f y o u m a y h a v e o r m a k e In rth d " "• ' •U*.-e-.Ul l a n d s , m.vy Im m m - III || I . t l t u r e r o f e • l >HirKUT:rr—. t r m . ______ _ fills .vatic,- III- published In .\ « CELERY LAND I’l l l j I T I t ’A I. A N N U C M 'E M B N T . tfETAL HOOFING—The P.oof F.v. W rnted: Mr. Wesley Cunningham Ten OVIEDO Found—A free ticket to tho MinoeS or more, one mile from •I In-rehy a n n o u n c e tny cam llijni’y ( .R A T E S erl rating. Metalshingles, o f f ic e »>f c le r k .' o f t h e •ritAtjT ii. to call a t The Herald Offlco f o r Ncity dmiits, flowing wells. Coast If 'ol irr i lIhilone for Mrs. Olive M. Steele. standing eeust tin And galvinited l t I ’o lirt, s u b j e c t t o t h e Itrtlnil a ctio n n fre e ’ ticket to the Milano. Lino nnd Seaboard loading-traeks Coll « t The Herald Office. In A d u « « E U - - ' o f ' Secc, roofs. See Jam es H. Cownn. Ouk • ’— ,'tnttii.half.m ile:from prTrrwrtr.-PrtCW]' T . - T o w n s h i pp 21 1 S o u t h ItaiiK c Ave. and. Third S.U Phooa I lk . ^atifonl Herald, a iiewspaiier ouhe d . i — A uloU LctitlCi . .10 E a s t , a l s o all t h e ' t a i n t ly* iW°“ MW>ms i - t - n iJO.ird 3225 per acre, nothing down, Pay- .,. llsh.-d in Hi-mlnole Comity, Flurl* »' ' «v? TO T i e r . V b T K I I S O F K U II IM II .i: lint b i t w e e it t h e r l p l i t o f w ay Bt nbl* * 10 equal annual payment*, •lit. ♦.•nre‘n week for four It) r»n' *'• 1 t f O t . N T V "fTT^rHelp Wanted Female o f tin- S o u t h F ln r h h i I t a l l r o a d Wanted bonr-ron., with or without jT1>i r ^,st S- i'UliVi- Mll l- k l W anted—Second-hand Ford. State. _ 4 . . h u r ' . b y n u n o u tt c u . n t y ^ c n n d l i l a c y , p ay m en t. I-nil lIn- ulpivo d i- s c rllin l l a n d ; , W I T N E S S m y tiniul u m l o f f le h il . . / I ■> th e o ffice of s h e r ­ piul o t h e r w i s e descrllo-tl n s l a d s !• .10c a line . kind, condition and p riq e,. Ilox \V A N T E ~ NF.AT • APPEAR!NO rooms. Rotes $8.00 per week. Tho nul I’, linrnett. 19 Wall Street, fi fofr on f- e lHeei mt llnn ho lolo' t.'o s--nl o f Hu- C l r e u l l C o u r t o f tlo» u u ty s u b j e c t t.» n u d II o f. A n n ie I'. ii r l f f t ,u 's Palms Hotel, 420 W. 1st St. th e a c t i o n o f • t h e V o te rs In th o Orlando, Florida. Phono 8393 T i e e n tv -tlilrd Jin llrln l C ircu it uf . . _ 8 c a line RST, Herald.________________ . Reprcsontativ s in Sanford to S u b d i v i s i o n .o f ta i ls , s a i d driA-t t h e S in t.- o f F l o r i d a . In a n d ' fo r P e - n o c r n t l c p r i m a r y t o , b e h e ld n e x t oi- 5313. • f land c o h tn l ii lh i ; n u - u t 10 ........_..7c a line show ’*PIC-WfC” . Frocks and Si ntlhidi- t 'o i n i t y , o n t h i s t h e n th • • June. I w ill a p p ri elu te your 14—Rooms Without Hoard (i DODGE a c r e s , m o r e o r less. ’ou r*que*L d a y o f J a n u a r y . A. |i. P.*S1 su n no rt, re s p e c tfu lly yours. T i l ACT III Pleasure cars and Graham trucks. children’s HAND EMBROIDERED 21— Acreage For Sale V. K. D b U U h A S S . ‘ * tr «;. sr. itANp. rate s ora for Elm and 13th. Street. Phono 3. drcsSca. Work nil or pnrt time. FOR RENT—Two rooms, one with C lrr ll. l.o t s fi.1- mill fi.1, o f l.ouitW ood, doublo- bed nnd ono with twin FOR SA LE:—Beautiful nreengo Easily earn $30. weekly and have Ily A. M. W E E K S . TO V O T E P .n O F S t : u l.VOI.E a e c o r i l l m ; to P l a t t h e r e o f il,»• *• irtions. _ __ Urputy Clerk, CIHJNTV r e c o r d e d In -th e P u b li c Iti-cn rd s HODGINS & COWAN CO. Auto business of your own.- No Invest­ beds. -Ill Park Ave. .j. libtween Orlando roads. ' 33 1-3 average length ( S E A U ) ---------I hereby n u n o u n te m y self ns a of S em inole C o u n ty . F lo rid a, radiator and Bhcet metal works acres, consisting of some high and ment. W rite today. Pickwick Mfg. WIU StlN' A IIOVI. c a n d i d a t e f o r s h e r i f f of S c n iln o la ne. In P l a t llo n k I. lu iu es I s - i ’ l. 15—Apartment For Rent __ S o l i c i t o r s f o r -C o ? h id u ln a ii|. sonic low land. Ideally situated tfnllUl}* s u b j e c t to till- a c t i o n 'it }i>u n u d fiie b o f y o u a r e h e r e b y of 30c fo&> 207 French Avenue. I’hopo 710-W. Co., Fort Wayne, bid. tin.l i e m o c r n t l c i r l m n r y t o n s r l U J , n o tlflc il. adiiiiifllshcd, o r d e r H' lJ ' »• .'>>? rooms ^0I l,ou^ rv farm. .Frontage on old T lt E A H C R V 11E I\v k I T M E N T 2 Furnished h'ousckcping bold la tbu early pnrt of June toss. ed. i-iiminmuli-d a n d r e iiu ln -d t o n p SANFORD BOICK CO. «lin00 fl ___... i . . ' ‘ Orlando road. Can bo bought nt 6—Help Wanted Male O F F I C E O F T H E C O M P T R O L L E R la restricted i Very respectively. l-i-iir n t tin- i f f l c c o f tin- C l e r k 212 Magnolia Avc. •_____________________________ i_ " I. 0 month m nthly, all conveniences. a burgnin with very oasy paymonts. OF T H E CURRENCY ’ . E. E. t i l t AH V. of t h l a I ' h u r t In t h e i.’l t y o f H«n*.{cation. 301 Gornfcr oth nnd I nlmctto. W n s h ln g t-itt. D. C.J .' * Phono 307. This is an opportunity for some ^ i l l Mr. Robert Stoinoff plen.ic fo rd , • S c m l n b ln C o u n t y . F l o r l d n , o n ib 'C e m b e e IX, J J J 7 . " .1 made The SanM o n d a y t h e e i h d a y o f F e b r o n r } . Announcements O n ce for t* ' p nll, t,’„,„t„i,„.i . . . ' » one to get a desirable poultry farm call at The Herald Office H E R E A S , by s u tls f a c to ry ev l- • / . be responsible! HUFS-MARMONS A. Ii. lu z s . t o a n s w e r Hu- Hill of dll W Mllane. ^ ,,o apartm ent: f dln“03t nothing. For further n e e p r e s e n t e d t o t h e u n d e r s i g n e d . A •a free ticket to the ..'o n ,p la i n t f i l e d In tills C o u r t It h a s Itcen .a b id e to a p p e a r t h a t - ' jrrect insertion, Uanford Automobile Co. . 'V 1— — -----' 1101 hlni> Ave., corner 11th St. blX5Mtintion „cc & j . n 0|iyt First ■ g a i n s t y o n . ' a n d e a c h o f y o u . In subsequent H E S A N F O R D A T L A N T IC NA*-7.- * ^0G Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. 8— Financial n o t ic e o f a n n u a l m e e t in g t h i s c a u s e , s a i d c a u s e lin in g a sUll ••T IO N A I. R A N K " In t h e C IT Y o f ' Furnished rooms for light houseJ1U* ^>an*' Building, Sanford, U F S T O C K H O L D E R S O F . S E M IN i to [•office should be rem o v e c lo u d s an d o u le t title T O L E S E C U R I T I E S CO. lit th e C o m p lain an t. ELLA V. H A N F O R D In t h e C o u n t y o f 3 K M - • V—Business Service lately In cose of sjd MORTSANFORD BOND AND MORT­ • keeping, with or without gar- l' . r 1n*__ j _____j.__ ___________ Kllu Saannrfoorril. d. F o rritia. id a. S L A D E . In n n d to t h e a b o v e d e s - I .VOLK n u d s t a t e o f F L O R t p A line , t 1 tl I 1 PP. (31H I.imrol Avi» a « . rs ' .VQTtCI. ^ 2 J— L o ts F p r. S a le jJ lb iH j laliiln. w h e re in C o m p lain GAGE COMPANY. 112 Second age. «»*?• 018 01 Laurel Avo.^ T h a t irf p u r Sanford Paint & .W all Paper Co., St. Iin Y ^ |iia )s f o r a D ecree of t h i s Si-’tes. ri-o u lre d t o ' he rn in id lu il *. • *-r-'F rtlT " cordnnoc provl- C o u r t , d e c l a r i n g . n n d In aeci _____ ^ with __ the . iU TlSER P* a d j u d g in g and — Two furnished 112 W. F irst St. Sole agents for Will loan on improved business r u u AT ACTUAL COST m eeeting s l o n s o f la»w, w , the t h e annual annual e t i n g d e c r e e i n g t h e fe e s i m p l e t i t l e in w ith , b e f o r e a n a s s o c i a t i o n s h a ll, b * » — apartm ents, lurgd rooms, 919 t h e fl.inlm.la R r m l n o t a tl till lo s a i d la n d (o B E FSALL O R E T H E BOOM. Wall l o - 1 .Stockholder:. ,,r the P atton’s . Sunproof Paints . nqii. and residence property. Also will l,u III- th e a i i l h n r i i e d to c o m m e n c e . t h e b u s l - . , representative IIn i .li 1.., m nc ttio t n | I-i'CiirltlcH C„( o m .p| a1P n yCompany. w ill 1.0 h In e ld tb« a t C n n t p l n i n t i i u : c o n f i r m i n g , d e c l a r i n g , ip ss o f l l a n k l n c y Park Ave. varnishes. - Dccalcomania tran sfer buy first mortgngcs as security. - call lot lu c m g i n t nil on Pl na liin (||(, f lillar with rates N OW T H E R E F O R E I. J. tV. M e n . •m iiany. a d ju d g in g " and decreeing Hie Avrt-nuc. 75 febt frontage. In good city ,.r Sanford.. Fl.u l-irlila, o n H ip t i t l e ' o f tile C o in p liiiiiu n t lo In- n IN T itS II. C o m p t r o l l e r o f t h e C u r salficatlon will pictures. A rtist Paints and Brush101It d a y of J a n u a r y . ISI*. n t th o g o ad illld . In defeu N lld e t i t l e III fee r e p e y , d o h e r e b y c e r t i f y t h a t " T I I K , Informatlorv on. G. U. Stuart, Prop. v>— 10-B l’lunts and Flowers A T L A N T IC N A T I O N A L . Avc. Itmuitc Mrs. Julius Takati,. h m ^ q u i l e close to achtaT $1750.100 bum* ■>( In:tto o V In rk a . M., f o r s i m p l e : d e c r e e i n g all t i t l e - c l a i m SBAANNFKO" R D they will assistIn t h e C IT Y o f S A N F O R D Ihi- p u r t i n s o f enii-l-li'i'iug alien o r I n t e r e s t c l a i m e d by y b u o r a n y Purchase pepper and other spring i hollo 597-lt. ______ ;______Almost yc ur own term s. Ac!,InSS l a iInC o u n t y o f S E M IN O L E n n d CONCRETE In every shupt and m i .H e r a a a m a y lie lir>mit It t b e f o r e o f y o u o r a n y p a r t y o r p a r t i e s your w ant ad o f F L O R I D A Is u u lh n r lx i-d t o L crop seed ” from Stokes Seed Sun'iiilolo Muihlcrs, Inc. P. O. Box. II. mental*. etc.. Sanford Ccmo;r. o in l in i n g <>r in c l a i m u n d e r y o u . r Slat.} effective. For Rent— Unfurnished garage Ii-iti-l i b i s t h e I t t h d a y of D ec- .-uiy o f y o u In a n d t o s a i d l a n d s to i- illliu e n c e t h e b u s i n e s s • f R a n k ­ 431, Sauli.nl, Florida. rroducts Ccir.pnny, Fifth and Company. Arcade Bldg., and be in g u s p r o v i d e d III S e e th - n F i f t y apjjrttuei^, 1902 French Avc. l-llflifl', IP 2 T. to b e w h o l l y n u ll u m l void a n d of nlle assured of puro type strains. Ail - oY tin . - ** Mapio S t s ., Phone 112-W. A llo a:: n , e f f e c t w h a t s o e v e r ; p e r p e t u a l l y R e v isl ei ud i u Si rtea dt u' at enidi s ioxft y thim he U n ited r , seed disinfected. J I. S T I I W A R T . M lscclliU lfO llS I*o r SnlC' e n j o i n i n g a m i re s ti- n iu l n g y o u a n d H ta tl S . . r • ;; »* ■; ,1 I .!>' ______________________________________ . Attructivoly turnisheil apartm ente s ' . ■ , - -j. ■. r J W . S i- c iv ia rv . - . a fred E. Ru&*el. Farm s, Groves, e a c h o f y o u aWVWynrnr a,geut*. s n r - ' corner Park and Tenth St a_* ' rr^ = ~,. IFound “ . lu tiiN ilmony w h e r e o f w llp h t u ti W . W E. S M ITH , v a n ts a n d a tt o r n e y s flop, a s s e r tin g Homes. 110 N. Park Ave. Phone 11—Miscellaneous Frigidairc installed, w ater nrd -Sale—Must sell this week, . . F r e s l o e i i t . an y ,-lniio h y d e e d off c o n v e y a n c e , m y liaiid n n d Real o f o f f i c e tltli D — . / ___... W E N T Y .E H JH T Il day of DKC , J 632 W. Phono 13-J.- Underwood typew riter, typem a p o r o t h e r w i s e , o r I n t c r f J V l n g In j T KM l i c i t , ! ? : 7 . 1 *' ■ , A For Mrs. J. P! Hull: A free ticket garage furnished. .horse mule. W eight ;i a \ w a y w i t h t h e p o s s e s s i o n o f * a c * tf t . > i witer desk & • chair, Rotospe.'d (S E A L .) stim K it o i. n i:it* iii'.K T iv ii WIGHT PRINT SHOP to tho Mllane. Call at The Her- F^ur room furnished upurtm ent flu', top oak desk. All good rotidi(lie I ' n m p lu ll iu i lt . Its successor.*, grid red pounds. NoJ . W . Mc IN TOA I i Tin- A n n u a l .M eeting of Ihi- etni-lt- n-sicIIS. g ia n le e s, a g en ts or a tt o r n ­ RNAPPY service on anything in j n](j office, Co m p t r o l l e r l-.-ldi m ,,f t h e OM-woln tlypri-as with private hath. 317 Park Ave. lion. Box '.199. Care Herald'. IcMichacl, Eureka e y s, a n d f r o m . a s s e r t i n g 111lit lo t h e C u rre ti printing. A phone call will get | ------. | • '••nibnn.v w ill In- hold nt llo- o f f ic e i (for. 4th St. Phone 74. ' * ►s o f lit,- I *oiti|iait}. Oaei-ola. A om in *, jour man. Phone 417-W. 9 Itail- Save 2 5 '.;, O. S. V ighn, optomeWood, all long?ns. for sale. Leave -.1,i•-inn!;.'. F l o r i d a , on T h u r s d a y , ‘ t r !,it, L. II. Grlfwth, Optician. 15— Apartment For Rent orders al i ' l l Mellonville Ave. .1, nil i r \ 19th I9VS. a t in A. M. '♦.’l for return of black oad AvaOpticnl Co^, 305 E. flth St. S l g u . - I : J A I I E I 'F A T H F. 1J. Dys< n ptted female Llew- CLEAN U P YOUK OLD WALLS Sanford •i< S ic re tn r y ! Eyes examined, GlaSyes made, only FURNISHED apartm ent for rent vering to name WITH TH E NEW WALL PAINT fully equipped. Plant, in Sanford. Politicul Apnouncement in the Herald building—a down-’ (Legal Notices) -W of write Box SOMETHING NEW AND BET- Also watcli and clotkiiepniring— town t cation at remarkubly low .-i/p %\ n o i \n n iK N T F O I.IT Ii ' \ I TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ reasonable prices. rates. Ask for Mr. Haines a t The ilM.’c II1V I b.-r.-l.' TION. CALL PHONE 236-J Oil »> -it t •« I d ll»‘' IN T H E C ll tC I IT C iiC I JT O F SE.M Herald-*. Jfice. f u r tin- l • IN O l .E COU NTY . F L O R ID A . IN S tg>\I )»«»!•• will 1-f C pok. in street or at 3F.E, V. C COLLEIt, SANFORD. Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph ^ 0 in- h.’M CJf ANCF.lt V repairing our specialty. Toy*, lfi—Houses For Rent * V. t.i'O »m to S. W. Grant, FL A ._____________________ E L L A Y S L A D E . C .n n |d a l i i a n l , Ii Jtui* • bicycles, sporting goods, and fish­ vs ye reward. At. M I.ulCl) ( LANEY’S DRUG STORE— Pro­ erm an's stippiics. Geo. \V. Dcotcit, FOR RENT—27 nercs with small E. E l l l l o W N i l nl.. l b f o n d a n t * I i ' l l I l|* lt o l" I ' l ' l l l .tl 'A T IO N Drugs, Soda. We arc “The Bicycle Store.’’ McLnnder t rs.Hoit o r r o u i «. house on Crystal Iatke. Apply (rr Stolyii: One bay is scriptions, N O T I C E TO K N O W N AND •*\ u:t near you as your phone. Call 103 Arcade. „ -i Box 49 or plume 224. Blaze-faced. two r.NK.M >\VN D E F E N D A N T S , i . (n I h r j»rt»|ilt* I \v • 5 • OF F IA IIH D A T o ! t l m t I Hill II T H E S T A T E i»( St n i id tie rope on heck ft N. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. 12 WANTED J ,• E. E D RO W N. I* II E V E R . EM , litp t n l lie t»f • FOR RENT—2 stcry house, Park I r i t . i •• ' • * . "■■w .l j I’MiiliJtrt Finder please-] In Sanford Paint L Wall Paper to (lie M A W A L T E R u m l i: II. W A L T E R . I Avenue between 9th uml 10th I .i• • * E. Douglass a t Co. . In I In* I »fino- b. .■ llnsbiiiid i f W. S T I E F F . A ll | • ' Motor boat, with taoin pfufcrrcil. 1*1 11.1(1 t • lit* Itf*I4I I 11 J im«* ANDA .'I S M IT H . E I.L A A. IIROIlKS. Street. Apply <501 Park Avt? Ol* .German police pup or ilog. Gor-«l LI T H E E C I’l i R T E I t 1. C. U l l R T E E i ••I dll'* >eui . PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano Illum e 224. MARY E I I l ‘iH I E S , a n d A. W | A V A H JIIA N . tan purse, property tuning by experts with 17 years collie pup. Singing Canary with rIIO.MI SON. if iillv.'. jin.l If i l y Schultz. Reward if ixperiencc. Sanford music store rage. Stable manure in quantity, Nicely furnished model'll house, T o T i n : V oT F .IW l-l' S E M IN O L E - l t d ii i ' I t i t o W N | \ Il l l V E l l Into' •*! COCN TY . K M M I W A L T E R , a n d E. II W .U .asked. sn,| (jjft Shoppe. Room 1(1 & 11 Mc- ('onsitlerable vvorflJ can be pur|' no questions uskctl. two garages, 117 ijiurel Ave., -I itiinuuiii • t h a t l a m a ! T F I ! b-r Iinii I-iiih I <5 W Kfltz. County Judge's Lander ArcHiLs. Phono 832. f..r 11 ' .i-li-ct Inn * t» I liu I S’l'l E F F ' . ' H X I H M S M IT H . E l, eliuseil eht-up while doing elear- and 2nd. St. House. Sanford, Fla. I --------------- ------------------- < - -------Tax E-dll-. Ii»r o f S.-mlii l \ A II R o o K H . I . I 'T I I E R C l u l l : nnce. Apply to I.. J-'.Hill, G ar­ s i c e n l n i r ••*>• C m sn tv . m il-Jrrt m t t i w n e t h m * T E R . L C I ' l l R T U I l . MARY' C krt----—f BUILDING BLOCKS—.Irrigation Hnngnlow n room s. \ liter* In I W D i-m m -ra tti-, III i '.IIES. -ml A. W T l l o M I ’S o . i r B attery Oh Pnlmetboxes and general cement work. den Park, west of Puolu, or write j p .-r c h , g a r a g e . $.„..nu p e r m o n. It hi ’, ] "j< . lb., m h e ld m Jun.-. i n , ,i,..,,i Hi,, it ii now it In-lrii ill'll ’ 1Avc., Tliursdny Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Tcr- P. O. Box 103, Route A. Snnfor.l. ,(>02 R ut Ave: uraitltM's uimI It* Ii-U.l t • •' N, Apny Ito l» e rts j y.-u, Mippoi t u d i tie ajtp o -. lift 7*t•11 ( hunu a m i t x**t*i»l 11»•• o 502. willeger, Prop. 3rd and Kim —G r o c e r y , Fin. am ■ .. . tvs Pitts & Littrell Say“You can buy oil at all prices • We Sell QUAKER STATE - at 35 cents a quart Pitts & Littrell EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING---105 N. Palmetto Phone 406 DODGE BROTHERS *’? SUPERIORITIES * * t N. ) Here Are Some of Them Ar m * * .r • « t .* 4 ■ • v • inches • in rs w which eliminates unsightly —One piece heavy gauge metal fenders ' r e n c e r s paint cracking jBnd chipping. , • fi U f lit- - • % M . rit i • • • • •• / . . ' : ' - Phone ----- • • . -.. ______ n' -v ’ ■ .... lenier . - , breater scums, * % ' j- • •__ * DEI*TH, __ _ _ _ _ _ ...r ' ... , • -- »% *1 urOYliy rtlC j LCOnOniy economy.! But (he 4 1*2 :1 r e a r axle ratio make the Victory Six -miles1per gallon at 25 miles per hour. i- - I CC — we^ ^nown Iowct the center of gravLOW OI ily, the.safe and more comfortable the ear will be. But under the old method of construction, it was impossible to get the center of gravity lower without reducing the road clearance to an unsafe point. . Dodge Brothers new method, however, automatically lowers the floor of the body two inches, bringing with —r it the passenger load and treats. Id nddition it introduces for the first time a radically new method of construction for the exterior body, which combines lightness with great strength. Therefore the weight of the body that is farthest from the ground is much less than bodies of the old type, and this still further lowers the center of gravity. ■^-Powcr and speed arc urc . npt usually associated with ■<' ’i f C l i nl r pnnnnit7 v —Power ?w j 9 F —-The chassis frame is unusually strong, being . FICiHT Ildllie ^-ith wide flanges, lop and bottom. 5 _y * BS slic / F J p it \ I V *' ? t « . j ,* r I D J —Double walls of hteel whose sole function is to enclose the /passengers. The DOUy Floor of the body is built rifjht into the frame of the chassis. The seats are fastened right to the floor so the entire load is carried on tho chassis. The body is composed of only 8 major parts—380 less parts than ordinary bodies. . ^ -. ■. - . I — | the great saving In weight and. exlfrcmely in fuel consumption—2 i. •; • 9, - " - _ • t* . •. Yfil - 1‘ ' , ■, j i - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 06, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 06, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 06, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c9790835bb7a640da1b12e5a8dcb4981.pdf c5a0c15905ab22c5cf533f2da4c8bdb3 PDF Text Text 7 : . — - Portly cloudy tor day, somewhat 'winner .in • portion; SANFORD. FLORIDA—8ATWRDAY7~JANUARYr7 r ISULL TEL'LSDiver, Recover Bodies Of S ix Additional Members O f Ill-fated Submarine , NEWPROPOSAL Several Injured In Runaway Trolley AMSTEUD a S ^ N ^ T - . J w ' 7.— (IN S )—One man was kill­ ed nnd eight other peraona vfore injured, three-jp<waiblr fatally, ' vVRen •«'one^Tmin t r u lle y r t r lan* rnOVrs'CETOWN. Mn*i,JUn.7ttuitnn u short Time reported that down tho Market Street hill they hnd found four bodies. After this afternoon. John Murray, —(INS)—-With six budle&bf vie- ihe four bodies webe sent •to "thoi O fficials Inform Government 45, motorman of the car, died Tremendous Damage Millionaire Utility Magnate Unis of the submarine 9-4 dis­ surface , the divers were ordered to Of France Thnt, Proposals on his wny to the hospital of •. Incured As Thames Reveals Additional Contri. aster recovered bringing thr totul For Multilateral Renunci­ n fractured skull and internal number covered up to thirteen. 00’V' UP butiens To Illinois Elect I A Sound of fifteen naval divers Another-diving war. River Bursts Banks ation Of W ar Is Unwanted injuries. The runnwny car . i . , crew , . ,, then , _ ton Before Probing (.roup %vc,r .Workin-> in nluys thlsotVf- hent down. The Inst two bodies t» wrecked throe automobile* on And Ovej^lowsCity today had been Suggestion Conflicts noon in an el fort to bring moro ny recovered its wild dash down the hill brought by diver’ s Radio. Carr and crushed another automobile red Last Night TWO W EEK S B Y Reed Conducts Quiz bodlea to the surfner. Appleby from the small compartWith Kellogg’s Plan nnd against a trolloy car standling room, j O f E le c tio n ' S c a n d a l Hie divci:'. having ‘■|i;;‘" ciJ “ F}niiint adjoining the engine room inford Citizens DJSC0 V ER Y ^ " - “ tl OOI-L<a l~ ili,uu "ua i* j jhe b- entflnr* enftlno room. room, were nltcm »'^omptlnff ptlng,|Tho T| {,lvi.rs scllK.thP bcAfics ... too lfu th nt the foot of the hill. With a the [ciaudol Told Aggreslve W ar the " . i *i- lw here.their wry through the dooi, surfnce tlt U :ir , nnd shortly uftc after Clause Is Virtually W orth- roar this nutpmobile burst in­ Is Ready l o of the cent re! room. 0 tl) t },,. Falcon. • Asks Instill If He-* — ------ . ---, flames, which quickly spread „ , t . les From U. S. Standpoint to to both trolley cars. The acci­ Disclose M atters He With-1 The first four of the six bodk.i Commander llurold E., ,Saund- , . Held On Other Appearance to b>- bnioabt ).• the surface were ers, on board the U. S. 9. Falcon, j.WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—Franco dent caused a nenr panic in the Police Labor To Save I . ThroughTreatm ent Evolved fouiid'lh the engine room hatch. one of the office** in- charge of |hns |)(K>n informed that its counter business soctlon of tho cit/J People Threatened !5v M J.Rosff And Explained the anme i ampin'.ment iy which the the salvage work in the harbor Here By Financial Backer I. WASHINGTON. Juiv 7 proposal for n multilateral renun­ By TheRisSngWater .(JfSanfordPic J _____ _ |mg to purge himself of contemji. fintt seven bodivn v.ere found. The here. sttVyil shortly after the six ciation of war treaty is unaccept­ inst two of the bodies taken from ootlicp-wero oi bodlc8“Wgro brought up today, .. I charges Suiijuel Instill, multi-mil­ . In Brightest A. discovery, which, bids fair to uti„ 'y Kitw t^ a>; qjveal- iAL&l today By H. K. Reynold* of bodies in Hie able- to thc-lUmiartl^tatwi i n ~ i t r revolulionizithe potato produc-j ((j io . o o O of additional cotiTTV n International Newa Scrrica S ta ff more than hnd present form. Officials here have p n itm w flb m . vogme room was . rs By Speakers CorrecoQdrat Uon induatTjf in the United States,; liohs in -the illinoit* e!ecii» n off room. No attempt at Idcntiflcatioii J been cxpicto.l by siiibmarine men. found the French suggeston: thnt ‘ v.'iiij "irhrfo by ihe navy official*:. j|p l,t.|;uvrd ’that the men made only “nggrcniivo” Warn be renoun­ LONDON, Jan. 7— Nine­ iville and Sanford v an today explained by W; R..45. lt)2ti,-- ‘ to | The first three iijv.-rs, consisting a brave but unsuccessful attempt ced is in direct conflict with Sec­ teen deaths and hundreds of , . renewed their cor- Crane of Rockville Untci. i\. 1 ••j charier. p. Francis for$20,Util} the “so- cf Tom l-tadic. William J. Carr nml to close the forward door of the retary Kellogg’s originnl suggest­ thousands of dollars in dam­ lations / and joined who.will be in Shnforu for sev- called Small-Ludjn organization,*’ . |, Appleby, went from the U. cant ml room mid, findiniMliut im- ion. age were reported by author­ I closet/ fellowship as In making public the text of tho J j nd ^L’O.Odh to George F. Il iiding, y; Falcon at k:*_’4 A. M. they , yos3iblo. ran hack into th't engine oral days. I through its Chamities today when the Thames French note today, the Stnto De­ is secretary and i for tlfe “sif-caHed Hauling organiwcnt into tho engine room hated room, Mr. Cruno fomm^rce entertained partment offered no comment ex­ Commandant Of Marine Corps River burst its embankments one of the chief 1 •/utlon." Ir.sull . testified his total t■ cep t'to rtnte thnt it would frame ^tribute to two of the treosuror und contrihutiNia-in the ll*2t» campaign •i To Be Accompanied By Do- in the heart of London. New York another communication on the sub‘s foremost citizens. financial backers, of a sponsoring m - The lBw -lyin g,- crowded tnehment Of Onq Thousand company 'which u jev'twithin u few days, s tting FW. Lane, president connection forth anew its views on th pro­ Troops As Reinforcements sections adjacent to the river ■(.Iantie National He experiment* in AsnoeinteT were badly flooded and it ■ t posed treaty. • ■ \ v tT T i the discovery, ;aiicJ/ John ' Tempi o that While the United States has not feared that the death with him is M. J . Ho^s, chemist, wa* WASHINGTON, Jr.rf. T— (IN S) editor of the Jacltarij.v givon France n final answer, Am- — Mnj. Gen.. John A. LeJeune, roll would bo greatly In­ journnl. - • • * * who lujs discovered a •chemical y n;g|, wan ncc0mpnnird by l.oriiehnssndor Claudel has been told thnt creased when the full effect* o f# | at tho banquet table's trentmont for potatoes " h .c it , „ Uh , ^ oy,c> hu per onol utte rcommandant of tlie Marino Corpa the “nggroBjdvc war” suggestion the unprecedented inundation be­ •*vi J>tcl Forrest Lake were cuusos them to 'sprout within (tw'u ney. Senator Chnrlon S. Dcncvii, is virtually worthless from an Am­ will sail' for Nicaragua on Mon­ , Stoml vVorncn, Vpptescntine weeks, become a fine, healthy ( R) „f Illinois, iltnte eunstiur.ioual ■ _— ; s erican point of view. Hu was prom­ day. He will he nccompnnicd by come* known. plant within-2U daysand give m tfclcgution. Tho bank* buret' shortly after 1^. buRhrpsBiinfl imluslTwl Floor Leader Calls Chairmen Kinu Sing Authorities Slnrl ised. however, that the suggestion Doyle !*ii.>i Smith avos willing t.» lpcnt to meet and bear yield thnt Is fuc in excess of tha*. Or Committees Together To! Makinji Final Preparations would lie given serious consider­ Ilrig. Gen. J»gnn Fcland, who is 1 A. M. when nn cccptionally high s'.and aside while th.* commitlee p distinguished Flrtridnn*. obtained from untrosted seed. * ation in the hope.JIh it some sort of to assume active command of tho tide, . meeting t h e . flood waters, Ti.i-ir Enthusiasm ‘ F*r The Double Punishment Restrain Their . compromise can lie arrived nt be­ Marine forces chasing Gen. Snn- forced the river up to a dan­ in cling hi his profession, The treatment, which consists hen id Iiirull und the latter’? attoiFor Passing Legislations 0< Sashweiuh* Murderers tween-the two governments. gerous level. Tho streets alongcolorful gathering the . imply of immersing seed potatoes ney,'D:yiiel F. Schuyler. “Are you ready now to di cl- e j ’ The- note suggests that whop o- dino, and by 1,000 troops being si$l®"the river were quickly sub­ Its hind over stugid in in lions’ chemical solution fee bhlf a.tecs you withheld on pi'c WASHINGTON. .Ia n . 7. - | NKV YOKK, dan. 7— Sing thcr nations have agreed to enter sent to Nicaragua to reinforce merged. 'J • Prom beginning to end in hour before planting, elim ir-1 the asked ltec I. |(| \ y)— Hepublican rulcrn of the jjjng priAi ye run'. , «»f i v i ppcai ano s . a.-ked prifuiti nuthoritier, begnn ’•uch a pact the United States nnd those on the front. ion fnirly radiated civic ales the f«.ur month Tho waters rose to tho top of F ranee shall sign a treaty where­ in’ erett nnd in the words ilininnney ; nd permits LcJeuno will make a persona the embankment along practically fine “ H..U.I loilny ...... . » .< *. I . k ~ lI.™ I preparations for the by the high contracting parties tin ripcaltevs, “demon- duct ion of t vo crops •:l >1--* inspection tour of' all the Marina their entire length from Lambeth m nlr nt tho •behest of pcrBonnl I f i •»ni pUHHinic Biatiy doublet vxn •i,tion of Itutli Snyder renounce nil wars of aggression torcofully the sp rit »f encampments ill , Nicaragua anc tc Blackfriar, a magnificent r.ew 1biws.*’ 1vv...” 11* lb ii p.. John John U. t). '1 Tilson, ilson, of a;U i.d l,i Ileirv Ileiry dudcl Grayw Experimental farms are nro^ now ,u,w i|,, .,'nu-yr g.-l-.uvK Schuylerr wlm who told him ••rw mi,,| declare that they will upc all Jp which pi'cvudcH.^auford mhiiitaiiilkl. ut Rockville < enter, j ||)(l nMl|U.y \vmiid be spoilt in tlic then return to the United States stretch of road constituting onn ’ ; i* iv i of nettling any conConnecticut, fleer leader, culled the Twcitt, four ivlncii1 |cs its citizenry " qi „mv arise between then*. by way *bf San Diego. It Is under­ of London’s most imposing high­ •lii-ksville, N. Y., ami Fori l’bro* i ,„ra | Cook founty cr.mpaigiUbaiimen of nil comm it,toe* info J .pjeptod *:r the oxucuti \ford it was a meeting to in this state. Mr. Crane mine. The government of -France is stood he was actuated in going to ways. , -A fter the investigation of this | nleJl.I Cl. ,, trelkjhcni to restrain, i of them will l-e newspaper me lally the ridv* lit •f a new convi-.eed that the^e maxims, thus the scene of operations by the re­ Whllo tho main Victoria Bank jj from Fort lleiYt* who-,* i t o ; , ; * ^ . T iS m S I h Me.! their cnthari.i ,n T n d .p rcv en t the j fe*. r ph> .l« bios, nil will .sign the I in ('claimed, would be welcomed verses the Marines have suffered stood tho strain and the waters ‘take stock’' of its own i Sanford v. • !. has been for bi verul .ih-miai'from b e c o m in g I >i |-istur v\itneiiiieH. Formal iu vit-! ’ 1/ !r'rVit ilude by tho entire world in their efforts to wipe out San- poured over tho roadway arid j ; Mr. Harding had , i.-,am • "in. i;- and - ...........................1(.. i e- j legislntuiv t a m l 1,AUan i ' Nulionnl: arrival fn u ^ th e lb­ i.tioin vvil bj tent to them withm! n(, doubt thnt the effort dino’s rebels.. down into the sewers, the Lam- * * discovery, Mr. quLited Unit he and inyselt reclogged. Discussing the ............... ....... I............ . Hu next few days by Warden honoring ilie niun who Marine corps officials, including beth Bank buret with a ts riifl* ; i-atu from disclosing their ibuncs C inite said Ross .succeeded m ................. ......... Its organize.ion possible. tlrl* eommaniianF, laughtcd today crash. ■ with this wits the purpose olvir.g the si^Jlitioii dfler seye'i+1. ns r»mpie.rits "f thi> money, innover reports thnt Sundino’s rebels .. For fifty yards the embankment “ His rciieareh research. The chemical bn: , ‘ . • tl"' " ■ J good will end buildnig years wens being trnined by Marine dcs crumbled nnd the freed water* itli stem n t . Tim lv nnn pridsAvliich Mr. Graves d-.c.-* away wit then j criers. Tho only basis for the ntshed down Grosvenor RoadT^r. litpliinte the danger <•! . : aid In'* ypicr.1 of the t ’ity Sub- i does not elimi typi ions for j story, LeJeune said, was tho fact ur.datlng hundreds of homes. Oni 1 .1 — 4»l it liligid, w'ns explained. It, how-1- ‘ **,,t:' suggests j that two Marines wero dropped entire family of four was wipe, mcs.isity •lo m‘ e 'e r, does eliminate the vhu hoard MiT I.nnc and bm i|-. oliict nations must first inthe rolls lust Sept, for dos- out instantly by tho nishitu Mr lies f.iund the; imJIv-.*s and ol* siunding $5U to Siitl a y ear*' "ud dispor it ion of Congre • Wiles will he installed in the Oss- licit,, their willingness before, the I ertion. .la r,i Mated th a t m* We waters. in turn prnisid and eon- fir.' feiiilkzer, an din rojite-instan-, „ |' .,i,MUlit in foil*, the lon t-jin that we (io not need a great deal J-ii,ir- Hailroiul Station . half a nn I. iv drawn. "Imagination ha* supplied tho Fearful that tho high tlde.nl ' at inn. * Vnioiiir the impoititl, i U, y rThey listened with pride potatoes treated with the . , -i ribi ti-m to him.*’ ,,f |,-/i-mt of t.iieeific mention, <*f .wars rest." he. said. "To have joined P. M. would weak further dam 5raves explained lu»v.' lie , ion have yielded a* high' as 25V j "IP 4 :i par " f tlu • .*,tti.POU t ciiini i an; nieasui • t • be brought before ( ^ woua::, pri-hnps two women sien in the part may enure IP "sold op F iiiu-rd" and bushels to the h-.-iu , according to front the ■ * ummunwi-nlt 1» Edison ; the House «>'*•' HMcd by L ts tin l^ * u ,,r))^ Ml. Sncdrr lo tin- ex ­ , jl doiigatinn of th e negotatbms. Snndino the two men would have nge' police warned all occupnn* • had to travel 125 miles inland cn of houses in tho low lying stre e t' fir. i.an- onup—r.iu- t!u Mr. C lare. funds *.''■ ■\ v „ i,l | -e.y *l»at n-pre— as followe: "tii'li t-iimiller. Several mnirtui 1| Wa - • I ait-'.'d here today, for it foot, and thnt doesn’t appear reas­ to bo prepared to evacuate ini.It .ul.:. r ( *:in> on that make Sai f- i 1 ; *’d iti'-‘ l’eihap > the most reinarkabU' r-n!.. l.ln situation.” Inaiill ivplied. | I'lot .1 1*. I J!r-. Martini I’la-e years ago. Mrs. ; a-it'.ci* iited that the United onable. As u matter of fact we mediately. Temporary barricadet BntUbog fcets fur » bright future. All ui-l i-i-vo'liitionizinu feature ■ I Tlnh Herd e-ainmeu I iimiII nil Dam. F in n l.« i»t. Naval mav want ibis defined and pn •sent at the ,-xei ution ol -i:il, ( *< in olidatmu. Have reason to believe .the two de- v/cre being erected at the brokou things Sa-i;’«>"d p '“Pi tl.e dirt overy is that it enable^ ;itf;iiii rtn his i oiiiiiBu!ion*- *'» I r(*nr»in. Haiti - ail l 1 IV v. I'd a btoader term IlSCil. > ii vder and Gray have both giv smuggled themselves embankments in an attempt t » |cm outsiders and in ad to,* f.-.rmei to tithe P'-tal u'- bar­ t|,V ; ,ml In.-nil said Allen I’rovnlmg |l,e Inter late t’oiiiiiii-rc Clo d. l w.-v: further informed icrters UiCiled t.i ;«•••: e ' fio v U , , ..ted oi July, plant tiu -.i agai i 1 i. /Sii Hi*- i iii’iaui-’ . had "I'irs ' foini .itie mu name a 1-ill wi'b ti.» hope that iln ir at oiacys will be 1 1,-it Die I’ nit.-d >•:it•S will fign n;' aboard a ship bound for the United stein further encroachment by , liaue, i.t p.i’ .nge. and Mu vd" able t«> n/ive them fiuin the elect a n t , -war purl with France until it States nnd arc now in this coutiJst, who trni' il *I-..- ! ' * 'vtii ,.t once and produce .i second v|u.Uiti i-- ijt- about a n»uUAbut mu waters. Many members of I v:|, l'r,A iding a real l--i/i ,-n < Mrs. Snydtr was in a turn definite guaranties in advance try." kperily «-f tl.e •" nmunity . |-,-|, i , ii i ti>- sime plot -d' ground . | ;|„. i t -' SS^'l'iti _ adjacent to Parliament,, living mail,. f,u Hu* pr< ;»» rt>. i t i t j f m i v.ai.-r sluio Iris morning. •Iru the signatures of other coun­ tin e il a;in n *■illoge hi *,y Hu- nmldle of Fe|.l<-nibi-,' Marine intelligence officers be­ Westminister, turned out and aid­ I "On,- i-l iti" ponie dutii i- the was resigned to !iis fate and tries will be forthcoming. Among lieve that the rebel chief, howIp clothes until tod.ij when ed the police in their work of In the expertinent*, Itoss >i Arefill , . i l-feiuti-’ii of appro ill- ,f * (. of th e ’ principal inland i tie •ther povertim-tits whose ver, has been aided by a German rescue. i rtairr-.l fluu when a plant a.l'-r. d Wj <>f forluno numcd Mueller, ......... *, . • r-x “" - 'i ill .*’ . aid ,. ,.*s""* . " ' , L ..... ‘L' /Three alienists of tthe Mate L .in-w^ . |.(., ,„/* Florida. Among tho famous landmarks : - ar.ietrly grown, ,t forms rest. A f r O l J ^ () I* I 1 C C ' -w •Ui.H.'.g - n tl.o and (-0|)i:n)HMi(in wi,| examine the c ;,,a l P.ri'.iaii, Italy. ta*rniau>, This Germun is snbl to havo boon Lnr.e open- d his reijtiirl.s *i i , bud i wihrli in inundated tho Woolwich , , " <*«" « " f C o Cl • i I M l >•«:>• •,*r « —»»• W|„, were «o.onvirted **ya !»'• end Japan. Tribute i»- Fr.inl. I*. Forste* . a non-coininUlnon officer in tho Arsenal, the Tate Galleries, . tho ee dead, but n’p— rpMiert ' Offirial.s stal-d that they have .a :e in rr: UV S l l l ) C ! T U t C n ( l C ! H m-i ti • I '»•* ,n ’ Vlnag n wshw.-igl.t murder ("Hanfold i-i indeed foitiin. The period ->i ** <rte-i lln.t Jbe Jlc . •.i< it.nigi n i ... „ ,,This e ^ n J l u - 1n-e, ;vi d no Indications from any Gorman Army during tho War, nneient Tower of London, and tho inve in ii. mid'-t n men like i-ry -ina *lt aliv ir month •i , it. . v.-as . • •, • •arm I* •" r< iiiii ifintu t litruni* i • tl 1 aiumi mio.n a , b o. (Iir, m l c m ioi * . j from two. qi foqr of the t iip.-c i-o.mu ............. (> roiintri**« that. they arc and emigrated to Latin America Waterloo and 8 t . . Thomas Hos­ rater as head of thu First T. W. Law ion. county super.i.« Iia:'s tion will lake pfnee next Wednps readv to ilgn. British opinion, how­ r.evcra! years ago. They credit pitals. The Lota Road Power S ta - -Tl , : law but ud'li tint we can . mid, anil it was alwa>* tlioue.h: riuiik.’’ ictulcm of pubue instriK'iton, a rr ..m ,, f Hill that will ei ve 1day to a set rlain whether oy not th-s ever, it was learned is favorably him with giving Sandino’* rebels tion, supplies all the London sub­ that tliis rest period could not i.e clici.it i d the Firs* V , Holl­ lt\ announced bis , cundidi^cy “i us n ;l founi f,miii!uliou if there is a dis- Ijiiciilal train of tho lnst/ilaya lias disposed toward signing the treaty, the military training lhat ha* been way services was also flooded. , . . as and declared he had never ovcic.niie. After numerous t c !ta» rt ■•'.ciiioii • I brought out any indications of j :- hut * ntkvt governments. ini-lmAnc - evidenced in recent) skirmishes. in the D.-mntrnt.c pri- j .,or.|(iiin t o -coniproinlsi* * ' * ......................... As tho flood wafers reached the I{ n more cord al v.rlzoino lte.«s observed that life criiild be inary to l,,., Ik Id oil June 5. j sanity. The iilicnisl will report t-i Itnlv and a few of the smallnr Dartford Districts, lower down-the t r .light ba.k t(i tlu* billlu v. ithuut Vil been extm diil •*-. Mr. Mr. Law-ton I in n'rced I’ontlnEnronc-vn countrk*s; have informriver, Indescribablo scenes of eonand hi” a-.si-cin'.es. lie be- th ■ necessity of wuilnig f.-r tin imuslv in tuis p.d'lif rnpneity suwe ; “If niprl die iitoneim-nt for my ,11V intimated that they are reserv­ fusion occurcd when the main i i.ti.iul rest period to end. * continuatv-d of the *dr.ve Oct.ib.-i' l ’-, ' ,*>. when he succeeded I n ing their declrion* until they learn streets wore inundated. Hundreds l a c o \ I • riiae.’’ Gray said today, “1 will A ja r of potatoes, sliowmg Di I. ’1hi -i.-her, wn „ .resigned at i n o a i ! ♦M/*'*. v -*» krliugs. i'n ! ror.li.d i lution - dir willingly. 1 am prepared to meet what nrtio* France t.M;es. of barrels of merchandise floated the old and new financial hinv" tht need have rericteii t•» Hi that time. Mr. l.ivvtmi had I cell Whetlw-r tho negotiations for a about the streets wWIo their own­ p rin < > P o u u k i c c lmy <:,mI*” Mrs- ■s ,,>'d,,r is " ju s te d •enunciation of A'—r declaration Ions ail# cxpri-.ved r.» i |>- eliL-mienl solution, was placed **o 1noiiiiiifiied in th- Democratic pn- rv hl fi ^ ers and thousands of other persons L L U Il^ i ” r u * |to he greatjy influenced iluriiig jn of like reception cord exhibit today in Tliu Herabl rtfjfice mmy !■() i or not -the preamble ol « ... . in-June i*t ibis same year took refuge in the upper floors of her last hours by the minislratiom treaty, which vr... .*.... ,i,.T jie city as a whole* n> tin* j . <*.iaii.-. • vvi- u-iq; tl;;' ..le.iiou elc»*imi over three their homes. , jr _ . ; FAN JO SE , t'oi.ta Kivu. .Ian f Father John McCaffrey. (T tli-jth COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 7— (IN S) •Atlantic National Dunk. ' ____ ___ _____.* • ,« Prlng negotlhled separately, will oiip, neiitr. Hr has " !l- jineo sl,lt*i! been re- ! _(IN S )—Greeted by tlie lun'y i Tho densely populated dlstnets olic chaplain, who has done much „ ..lec’ od twice 'Yitll'illt opposition. ■ some sort of expression ?et- —The body of 17-year old Floyd of Lambeth and Westminister were C Il ' ' .During . . . years . . . . . . \oifr sen ar iii-i. thollfUllds, rololiel to rot!: ole here. She was a l.uth- obtain ol. lVl« .11 r - , e'wern ewers oL , forth the hopes of I-ranee and Hewitt, convicted murdarvr from Use worst euRcrere. The water .mdbergh urrived nt trail but has shown distinct lean- tk United State,- will not resort to Conncuut, O., who was electro­ J 1 1hi* school i»ys»U*ni of S'lminoL- Thai le v A. came over th# terrace of the houses ' ll.o l A. M. b" :•! liiwnid C'nJJmliclsni ( .unitv has k ilt npnsf* with th -' Snlmj-ii • wa- in rail' of «l®,puL«'s between cuted in the Ohio State Rcniten- of Parliament and flooded the If Ihnt city and Sanford.” thl* AuWwrt IUI.1 e’o-opera’ - r|1 /v ri ± j . 'n o w t h M I hi* county.,n u ea-ial. Dme. from Managua. copipIcM « tiury hero lust night ^ fo r the qwulrangles and all nearby base­ them. . fclm sclf and nil Jacksonville [ e U M l O i l h r l l L U C7 ^ V n UH7 th, total eim Ument m the another leg ... hi*, f-cntrnl Ajih -.Ikilling of little Fred Brown, Jr ., ments. Street care running along the worthvvldle. undertaking • * l public schools ol the ct.v aint ,.^n j,OUii will flight.5, lust Feb. 14, was awaiting com­ Victoria Bank were compelled to pletion of final funeral arrange. ford. . Tlit* Tlu. winter schedule of the ( on-, c n - 1‘-“uniy 1llo« e01VrollmQnt*1 Sabunn Thou-unU* hud ‘-L' F ie ld 'to Bttlhcrcd' welcomyUl-Lind­ merits today. The body will be suspend service for several hours Ibnnker told how ho became',, v,d‘ Florida Golf Leagu - ' will lv "t'ds „r l-!-- »nnv. bergh. And thefields was a flutter of 5,.'102. taken to Conncaut, the homo or and the tube servico was disrupted Itod in locating a cuhsidiary * fj,, .nally inaugurated this afteras tho waters poured Into tho sub­ The value of kchool* buildings with flags as his plane was his parents for burial. linctitution in this city and\,,oc# •> <Aloek, when five way entrances' '' and property has iiicroased from sighted. There went up a great With just n trace of tear* in k* the convincing factors the foutses in tyis vicinity will be me $121,400.00 in 1017 to 81,003,140.­ About the houses along Gres* Mr*. Henry Wight was yester­ shout* and sirens in San Jose lot hia eyes, Ohio’* youngcat "elec­ of Industries und the mb- sCv.n, H of matches between 10 00 in . 1027.. NoVv school buildingu CHARLESTON NAVY YARD, tric chair victim" was led into tho venor Road the water was foar feet k * prodjiction of ec-lery, the tum„ representing as many clubs. ml,jern” typo’ and ‘ quipped with forth shrill shrieks that drowned day io-clocted president of the deep. White-faced, terror-stricken ?jty of it*, citwepshlp*. I heSalford will .cnterti’.in tip* Da- 1 03J,rtl furniture an apparatus out thu hum of the motor of the Sanford Garden Club nt a meeting BOSTON, Jnn. 7-—(IN S )— Lieut. death chamber .at tho penitentiary women watched from upper floors held ut thd Hotel Forrest Lake. Commander John S. Bnylis. com- at 7:40 o’clock h ut night clai|fed while police and firemen searched * f.U wh,ch h0. hu{|. f®u" d w,l.J| . venpeyt team, which comes la-tv huVo |,cCn. erected in every district “Sprit of St. Louis." Lindbergh is the turget for hun­ Other officers named by the or­ inunder of the Coast Guard Cut- j .in his hand was a picture, a fam­ the basements for victims. n people and which he said with 6>ur ueasoned golfer* “ -’“"V ,,f t)ie county, brick, concrete and i easily that rM,0 tow*n*.risiiti in.. Iiu-«i iliis n iu can - and* stucco building* having « dreds of Costa Rican girls, who ganization - were: Henry Nieklc, ter Paulding, today denied vehetn- ily group of his father, mother In this section five sdulU end easily remedied, ronicdlcd, was was that ^„t-rtain the h*si this city can .i »i!c Itizens wi.h vico president mid Mr*. C. It. Mu-i­ erttly any responsibility for the and sister. Denying his guilt to four children were drowned. They . rens do not have Mifh- .ffc ,-. Tho local team v.-illI lie com- rcniact.,i thd frame buibjing* at have armed themselves lnfldciicc ifldiiico in tin- proper re- ,)USCi| ()f Howunl Fuvfllc,' Jim | Jk Monroe. Iajngwood Altu- flowers with which to* pelt tho on, secretary nnd treasurc-r. About collision of hiB vessel with the the very last, the lj- y e t r old lad were trapped in their beda when 50 members were present. for th thrift and Indusry. Induury. the water rushed into their rqonw. submarine S-4, which was rammed rift und Sncnccr, E. Vihlcn and cither inonte,. Igike Maryi Oviedo, Gen- hero, The constitution of the club was and sent to th bottom of Province- stood up bravely. * luxno referred to-the "hooin Clyde Chapman or G. \V. Spc-iu-.'r ■evu'{inti Ghuluota. In Sunford tho Five more victims were believed t o J | Hewitt was convicted of kill­ be lylnr under water along Gresamended to provide for the organi­ town Harbor with lj> . crew of [u siicin g u tuue when the Fr., it wax announced today bv „cW Seminole High School, the ing Mrs. Filed Brown, and hor venor Road. zation . o f neighborhood garden vail in the bunds of gamb- Elmer Carlson, Iqcal professional. s (,uti, s|c-c primary, and Grooms forty’ - „ . . , „ five year old *on, Fred, J r . circlos, zoning of the city for this nd speculators, whose nctivlSunfuid’a team was named fol- Academy, all completed during the Appearing a* u witness before .... < purpose bein delayed for the time jircnd from one end of Florida lowing t week of qualification past two years, attest the prog­ SH IP BEING tO W ED the naval court of inquiry inyestlVILLAGE INUNDATED being. other. Their promotions and i.iatche*. Faville will lie nuuibci ressive spirit of tho .school offiy* gating the disaster, Buyli* volW EST PALM BEACH, Fla-, J»n. . ■ v --------Tho annual luncheon was given Ch-quick schemes, he declared one playei by virlure of Ids quali­ inis of our city und county. Other LONDON, Ja n . 7— (IN S )— A 7— (IN S )—With tha BelgUn naval, at 1 o’clock, several interesting unteored his iilory of the crash (not be enduring because the fying icon 8.'1, Jim Spencer qntl school* have ben ehlaYl-cd und discussions' taking place. Itcslst- with tho S-4, “but not as a do- tidal wave today Hooded the ‘.raining ship L’Avenlr in tow, ths K-i» had no faith, a factor Vihlcn wit's S7’* wore next while intnroved in order tp -provide ocMEMPHIS. Tenn., Jan., 7.— unye of plants to cold weather, fendanG" Tho witness said ho lia i fishing village of Heybridge, Es- wrecking tug Warbler was pro­ i he described as essential to Chapman ntd G. \V Spencer J r - comodatipns for .tho rapidly in(IN S )— An unidbntified woman mean* of protection a n d -way* to 20 years service in the merchant lux. Tho village is under six foot coding to Jacksonville today. The evelopment of any coromun- turned in HH*. The last two named cp-asing enrollment. *• ; was sought today by police detect- haqdlo' them nftrr boiqg frozep, marine and revenue service. . > of water nnd 300 houses art- boat waa safely floated after go­ will- draw f*r the fourth position •Mr. Lawton is a qnrtva of Stnii- Ives ftfr questioning in connection ^*e tho . t0J)|r!t that were Ho carefully avoid uny direct fith the period of readjustment .on tho tram. flooded. Inhabitants have been ing aground o ff northwest ** * , .\ pok- Cdunty, was eduented In* the wjth-th-.- fluyit'tf o f Sterling r. LI • • Floriou." Mr. Lane said, refercb-o to the Paulding’s assign­ driven to.the upper floors of thetr Islands Thursday night. Under arra.igrnujnte iu*,lt* at tl1*.* public pehoois of thic county, re­ Dunn, 34, salo-man, who wnl sliot considered. The annual report of idnmling ment to. the duty of “rum chas­ h’onics and ura* securing provisions )!r are beginning to-toko stock Cfc-untr: i'luU.vnt -py.-rd t.* by lo­ -civeil * d his degree- at ms lachi'lor's toe Ii eio r « iifgivu death in Ids motor c a r -as lie coniniittccs. showing tlr* progress ing” but described h i* , duties as by means of boats. tstead of* trying to do r.m- cal golf i-ntliu ast/, cvl, j; ciji rbtft* •(f R .llin * College did. pmt-gniduatc droVl> „;onK Smith Parkway. . STEAM ER AGROUND tlvw thing u-.x* criticising. .Hu* Jocal'tenu............ “enforcainay‘.be tliallong;-:* . . wiirx lit, . Andover. Theological i Dufm In a djTng statement ul of grrdeu club work In Hanford ‘ Idcntlfylpg-* yaasela,” during tho pait y<ur. wa: one of <llng discontent .and harbor, ouco n week fpV his pine* «>t> ttic Seminar.'’ . Andover. MttBiacheu-1Puptlst Hospital, to ld -detective.’ m int of revenue lawa,” and “scru- ' DAYTONA BEACH— Bids to !"• NF.W ORLEANS. Jan. 7 - (I S t-ahus |Mx-judicus; Wc >h iuld foursome.' Suiii a match would' be |I'l-lts, hold* a life graduate ^ L,r * i that u negro bandit lehpctl ,ui\ hb th« features of the morning si-tsiotn •Inirlpf:.’’ “On the tiny ef tljc cocrisi’d for cenrtm ft'on r .f wood ........... . -R ad io iresare* talay repot je to sec now more than cv-r staged under the same rules that id* teuihfcr'n^certificate, and !’® *!j,ijnn(r({ board of bis auto uml hhot ■Flans for tho new yea-: " *■1c !l' 30 •ol|isio:t v e were c-i raged hi m os.-^n bi-dg? .across Ht^irax. dtA.m-ge t},a New Orleans stcanrer, * -V Jp*i jth of the statement that ’in have governed the qualifying taught ds nrineipal u- number *of j,jm> Detective', who 'cutyho I tho ' L s i i V i . - a gonerul cor. ia ;nng between this port ) ’ !- hi- •)y In. inspection hnd lifyntifyin 11 canal. . ______ ______ here l* sirength' und in bidtrlic.i liuld during, the p.k-t '.vc^it, tcr'»is (n Florida. • : i wrecked onto which cbnuhVii into .of nil p % e » <tf tho clUh Volparaiso, Chile, aground ltah|n.T vcxacls." he anid. * rt’ j p artyif the program there i* wisdom, without it was *aM. SARASOTA— New '<»rosdc.-ift ■ , Mr. Lawjqn freb- tMit h is. . t-f- n tret when tlfe drive- was si" t coriti re*f off Providaaee *1 Jo ran a*tuin nothing." ifcte ij iff* *:-uch ’ thev found two bloody wept-. Follpwiqg 'omerrow’s r a t h e y fi e*b4tl. boon iqtici*ctfd nn the Enst Coast of. Nleai banker closed hi;' addry** tl-d loiors will bo rntl i Ut,in,-d ‘ ut traBtier.vns lo gommcnd'HI* cnin!l- l«n.'s hondUcyhie'*- nnd u bloody . i • r. ■ i,H4eL*‘cotif)ln|cU<<n on h*H) uiuAresi or it .re. • t .• t k d.’u'j for n lVeC|lo\u * . pi -uJ. lomtiqiieq on pugu four) dln.mrut tb« Country Club. ry Chi • / • * * • , • sprouts ... Of Honor. .' — i^h In Praise i oops £ach:Ycnl!^os?.ibl.v mEUNETOm FOR NICARAGUA WITH BATTALION \\J TOO MANY LAWS OF A * ?r Lawton Announces Lindbergh Arrives I Youthful Murderer Remains Stoical As Chair Claims L ife Davenport Go! fe Will Play Sari fort Garden Club Elects Captain Of Cutter ■Irs. Henry Wight Refuses Blame 0 1 Another Term C olli son With S-4 PoliceSeeksWoman For The Murder OF Memphis Salesman v- V v . . -r.i A ’ • a v jg s ru . * ---------------- -- �OB BIX THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. IANPAHY «, 1928 Head Coach, Tom Sebring, Florida 'Plans Complete For Trade. Body Dinner Tonight • (continued from page bnej* ‘OJvhrttVTiMffF fTFdxtmV t2lH SfK= clair Refining Company, 1; Florida Power and. Light . Company, lii Cfiase and Company, 18; U. Postoffice, {1; Raker and Holme I I ; Dc'Cottcs ami Spencer, 9 ; Speaker* Snnlord Bond and Mortgage CompanV. 8 ; Wagoner Furniture Compnny, •*>: Rail Hardware Com­ pany. Hi; Wakefield Preserving CVmpany. I: W hi t e - Hi ghley ma n 7; Security Lumber, Company, 7; National Biscuit Company, 1G; II. .1. Lehman. 0 ; Woodruff and Wateon, <«; Spencer’s Dairy, f>; Sanford Signal, I; Lloyd Shoe Company, (J; \\\. .1. Thigpen, Calvin Tcagtie..’ 4; Seaboard Oil Company, I; 8. Rniimel, 4; San­ ford Feed and Supply Company 1; Main m ' -W alker, ID ; Wilson. Hoyle umTDlghton, f>; Haynes and RotUif, *t; Hmlshn-EsHex.’ -t:1WWFI" Springs W ater Company, I; and RjT Darts J . Walsh so great is*public interest ili the ' . International N e ss Sctvice proceedings. Ih h bout didn’t need Sports Editor ) nny rinoko-'up. Luughrpn and LornNEW YORK, Ja n . G.-^Toinmy ski attended t<\ that themselves Loughran, champion, and Leo Loin* and.in.person, Tommy’s dar.7.1ing ski, challenger, will meet tonight ptrformanciv with' Slattery and in a fifteen round bout at Madison Leo’s winning marts against Toney Square Garden for the world's Maiullo, Mcxy Rosenloc.nv* and light heavyweight championship. Yale Okun bringing the* customers • This simply worded paragraph on tho dead iun. T iny think they a ic due to see tellg a story wtihoqt amplification und embellishment, therefore j*/ -omc'.hing and the* will 'if they tells nlmost nothing. It takes no aren’t stone blind. I.omcki lins the' cognizance, for example, of the entire Has', on a lend chain as the fact that n great fight not only 1 rtfiult of his busy, hustling, hatter* in prospect but also thut. seeming* ir.g;$tyle ami Luogiiian's disposl', a great one is inevitable. It tion to fight any one time has Jcsn't tell of the fact thut botli of made its piny for popular appeal. the principals feel they arc on theirThen again, it will UqSinntch be­ way to bigger and fine rthings like tween a good fighter and a-gcoii, the heavyweight championship and IxiKer nn'd that ccnildtintioh'siddom , that tl^ y regard tonight’* nciivi*. tails to c!i»k" ’ t —.*■ ties ns the first, and therefore the most important step toward uclilu-. Ving the ambition in queskon. It G O L FK R S.A R E READY doesn’t say that Loughran is a LOS A N GELES, Calif., Jan .0.— fighting champion or that Loniski (IN S )—Ore hundred and twenty is the most worthy of chulbngiff*. eight professional and itmatour It is the skimmed milk of what, golfer?, including many of the probably will l>c a rather frothy oc­ world's* rente::; slip* makers hxvtV casion. p:l here today the ata r.cis cull fit "t F or all anyone knows at this will tend them on their way to ])■> .. premnture moment, either or both riMe fnive nr.d frtrfUiie.ln T.os Afiof the principals cun hold his own eleV.’ third annaui $ipt)0U 'open with ull the heavyweights in the ehmnjiionshii». . land. That i* the way they are fig­ uring it, anyhow and ro they will MIAMI REACH -Building irr* W EST PALM REACH eye one another tonight from opposi^^gyrners with the .calculating mit:. iv.icd here on recent tiiiv fo- ddpment of lumber to _l>e i from here tdniflly. app^QAV that is the tacit admir­ lalcd §::0,000. ation oVBne fighting man for an­ C ornerstone Cl .EAR W A TER— Grouhd HOLLYWOOD other. ^ fo r, $2.10.000 new ani'isenieitt id for new rU\ They think so well .of them­ on 'Clearwater Reach i-land selves, indeed, that both are con­ niving townril one end, namely, that they may win so deeisixely that they will be able to tube the Conslipulion and Reclnl play away from the Kharkcydiseases. Painless non-sur­ Hccpe'y xvinner the following week. S gical method. Dr. Cor­ w in' Howell. Retfl.sieved psysiclan. 20(1 \Y. (lore Ave! Orlando, Florida. Telephone •1395 fr.r free eonsultation Yon will lie surprised how f|uicl;ly you will gel well without loss of time from business. Mentor FORT. M E Y E R S— Enfablishhient <if colony of Pcrfaian farm ers in Lee County within nenr future contemplated. , PUNTA GORDA—-Construction j begun. dn- modern tourist camp ground here. • , ■■ • /o r e 192a h* past— If yoU small home or house, build u means fie r ie r ials throughbuL j -T £ £ ? W ;COMPAif T H E Y A R D WITH A M I L L S AC Phone 135 Holly, Ave., at mil,* 12th, 13th Sts. r.udi i ircim -taucr:-. Souring; le'.(cr asking the hoard of trustees no: iy con*.idee hur .fo r no:;t t en-son’s canching position said. S* bring car.u* lo ibe University of Fl«u idu "in Ii'lf-'t froKi Kansas E*'?. For two years he War .mkficld coach under .1. A Van fleet, being nppoinldd bond mentor ••si ! •iVi. Tb:». r^ioa hi: team won, out nfw irrnm eb'. is.st fall Behring \y.ar, credited x'_iib-pw*Jucing the ••rentes; eieVtii in Florida history, 'i he “ Fighting (tiitiiri’’ won i n on ganur,' live in the Southern f '.*n1 onec. N ""n of Scbring’s n ignation f not yet generally known on the 1 diversity of Fioirda Campus ioI’ay, ! ut atld tic officials and the f w sluden't. who beard ».f i: e ere shocked at his rigiignnt'on.t bey h')rkril_i ‘ his resignation 1ms not el lie*.n accepted by the UniwV- m ^ • V * . e . For colds, gr and flu take neo f ^ •* > 1 ' ]F o r ^ i • •» •»-J ;r^d -« • ’ •r-**•f! SA LA D fJR E S S IW G V <-///icifcdf m ayonnaise rii'linc-.- of Prcfilicr add s n savorylang lo c«iuk« <1 vogi LuMcs. Carrots,!s|>iuach, parsnips ruil of x’igoi-iiroiliiciii" vitamins arc more aj»|icti/iii« when seasoned with Premier Salad Dressing. i . I rv ih tk n l (.n rro ls, I*r(‘m ier gi' 'iron |iugi'.l;l..f our new recipe hook. If ♦on xyill “•‘lid iis your address, we xvill mail xou a cony. V - M A N Y of o u r ice c u s t o m e r s find the w ater from o u r m elted ice beneficial for drinking. ' j, JB % 0 In m a k in g ice, we u s e regular city water, a s a rule Vegetable m a tter is extracted by f ilt r a t io n a n d p u r if ic a t io n , leaving only healthful m in era l solub les. We an­ alyze tho water doily.' *’ D rln kit for a w h ile a n d tell us if it proves of benefit ■* 1th & Maple Ave SAVE FOOD FLAVOR .M O N EY. Phone 202 f WITH I CE • Ho- Premier la!*#-! for over f,0 .e 3t. has Mood for ipiolily food*, R elieves the conRestion, ■ureventa com plications; and hastens recovery. 1 t i r l isskil I i: x\cis II. 1.krci: iT& Co.. 27il, .‘-I.S c II o.! m„, River,New Vorli H IL L ’S home of jour fT A lX K SyiL r E , Fla.. Jpn. 0.— (LN3)— H arbh£L. ••Toni” Behring, head coach of loptbiUl t . f tlic UnIvor.my «>f Florida ,has tiiidcro.l his lvsipuaLon to u\l c effect with tile cxpiinllon o f ,Jain" contnu-t'.on Ju ne 1, it waa announce^ here. trade mahi; Slop a cold before it stops you. Take H ILL’S Carcara- Bromide - Quinine. Siop< the cold, checks the fever, opens the bowels, tones the system. Insist on HILL'S. Red lx)X, 30c. All druggists. » n an nmv Jo """> ,,f " llitll .ir I’lll Mini .n ili. 1:, I KI.MII.U CIIIUI MIX!'’ 1'iil.gII.U OATUK.II. I liLMlcil MI.Ntl. .MI.VT. DEPARTMENT £0gPA§i �I t * at i ■A ' . -------- --------- r . . -------- Brri n i ' I , / i i l ■>; II O }» ': 1 >i' r . • ** m 1 TWO i i :i y ,1; u i (,! '•: fk The Sanford Herald - ; ........... .................. " j r ........ ............. .............. - ~ r ~ r - ................... >S! .I'^KV m eH cg n ft f l W i-.i *. * 1 V i*h i \ r . . « n’ U? ' I r« *v * / ■■" * 'f 1 f* ^ • ' 1 ' The. (Connecting Link *1 i ■* **. TtllillakM --------- every «IW raM « rxergt utlny/, ■m* »«mfn«Cnnm ,rm*. JD rrfta . *.*"*"» The outstanding success of the Chamber of Commerce Ill AT banquet a t the Hotel Fo irest Lake last night can only J?e Cntrrrri a * ——- -* 1 - wamUmt UrtokrT 2T, 1*1*. at Ik * Pa.toffl^r taken as the final test of the prevailing spirit of optimism a* knnfura, Florid*. l a i n M l ml which has characterized this city, its people and their t " " * rr». of \Ul«k «, 1**T. ’ ■■-.: . m •,i •.■.«•. ii 'i •< • « v ;t i-i •1 1 J «f </ i *f */t * '• - LiM t,»l|t » ! ■.?■ . mA » $ . . . . . . 1m THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JAN UARY 7 ,1 9 2 8 A s Brisbane bees It SELLING THE HOME FOLKS ORLANDO RPI’ORTEIt-ttTAlt Frightened fly Ads. The fact Is beginning to.dawn selves In a lig h t place. Th s ia un­ 'utting the Tall O ff. i pon us ’that there is less need of fortunate, but it is no fault of th ; Air Mail To Mexico. • selling ■ Florida to Ithe. Outside sta^c. It is purely personal. The Dangerous Experts. activities since the beginning of the new'year. It .can only sverii than to ourselves. From the climate, the sunshine imd the soil IB) Arf hm (IrUtiBvit r i_ DEAJt _l__...Kditor be assumed,that this feeling, somewhat dissipated perhaps •*•••rlitl * iH2* u» a[Hi outside very little criticjsm ‘ of hnvc teen tne same and arc the 1' ai'i'i.!?k.'j (In E4i*Jr during recent months.has been revived and \vill work more . , .Florida Is krflidi. Indeed, tin best snmc today. Combined, thcBc arc .*1L\ THAT .gamble in ; business mc.i of the country, in- doing full time' for Florida today — strongly thun ever toward placing this city on a firm and those who are not hampered x i n s c n i m o j i HAi r ^#'foundation and in the position of leadership among'Florida •_..u .mag.no. they know w hit th eyt , d, T bailkcr9 a n J ec6tu>mlsU. by their own mistakes hnvo- no '**««• I enr are dolr.g, thtew their stocks o v e r-I 1 , , *Tx Manilla ... cities which it so rightfully deserves. hoard yesterday, millions o f i a re r-omimg to the soumlness ot complaint against Florida, I*.rra Months ..... Z.. '•> c*rrtr» per IV**k This is the 'season f t the yenr Four hundred and seventy persons crowded into the ,..a r e ?1 knocking down values. , ‘’l f,nda artl lha f^ u re . Here ut home wo have on our when * business men take stock u . r » ir r « i.i, ■ a a ro rd ’. a i o a w r oTwaTldining room to show their confidence, in the work being hends a large number of croakers They make nn inventory of what ,'(*rrr. , anhoerltiaa «r Ike Inlam o- 'done by the Chamber of Commerce, to give added impetus SOME OF gentlemen who,.as n by_|)roduct o f -a boom . A they have,, and.then plan.-for-the <M.nnl“Nrw» Srrvlrr m it r la g Iron by their backing to its further activities, and to .-xtend n w (kla K*i|iorl„r naira oraanlnlli ll.oir-i'aja^luleiyi.tight.--| t raclier is-a.tiiing .caveloped, n n r r -yertr /lhead o f thtrmrwmt th ry *pl»n l*vrnl> Ihr-ji. Welcome -to - thosc^loaderarinrdnckaanviHer’t t r u m r M —r m l'-oTtam grpr^i,jr* r iVn thing developed, hover for n bigger and better year. The *tim- mi ?ho -tTMUw^V^taautomobile price war tu tive person; being active in .the t'nrmer nnd the citrus grower are Wid-*iurirattstic life, Edward W. Lane and John Temple ai<,)'.’anJ ® 1« finllr effM enl In Florida and Ha looking ahead and planning for cxnaiinnrr of knndllua alote narro U ••itkuat rquiil. I ansions. So arc the dairymen nnd w —* — ■ .... ........... poultrymcn. The investor car Tkr llrrnld lo a o t a h i r of Ifco profit by exemplifying these men Audit llurrnn of Clrmlallona, nn ' *' * J hops, but hell, business in the long . [>hoSother'ext re,,m,!!Pwhoir h f f T u m i of business and of industry. Op­ lnlrrnnll»nat Aaooalollon of I*uk- Standing o f each O th er. ll.lw i, A.li rrtlarro.. and Adaarllolos What this new relationship may mean to Sanford eVeti ---------! ' VJr?flt ruiJnlatr against him portunity wns never grvhtjer in \*,rVi. iriilrk rr<|ulrro rock |'ul>> Florida than now. ittlirr inrmbrr . lo auliuill to a It Ins idread- o THE h T IL T m u n n ^ .Z / ^ n isT ca d s 111 r. GOVERNMENT haa .»a»e iVfirmuk nndll of lubacrlpllno the Delphian oracle* could not fcretelh ..There are three or four renl esn»l« In ardor lo rrrllr nhaolnlclr meant the Sanford Atlantic National Bank,-a branch of a jji tuNuind - - - to a — . . with . j tne outslac world. little war tnte firms in Orinncio that have oil claim* of rtrrutallon a* nail at* i mother institution, as Mr. Forster said last night, "two Mr. Sandino of Nicaragua, since jsj0 s; ftte jn ^ e Union hns hnd a not censed to advertise and to sell. kotaa-*! bualnr** nirlbndo. thousand more prosperous year and been They have kept up n remarkable ‘and one-half times larger in deposits thnn the greatest we can t escape it. SATURDAY, JA N . 7, 1928 wi.l leave for Nicaragua freer from rnvnging and hurtful selling program during these da>*B j bank in New York City fifty years ago.” That it may mdiines Monday with enough ijmchine Icome, tjwnean, as the guiding geniuses of Jacksonville’s guns loo tench politeness to the influences during the yenr now just when others have b?on vvnstinp 1*1IK IIKIIAl.n'S IHIOOIIAM closing thnn the state of Florida. their time complaining. These es come to realize the possibilities of the Sanford sec­ Nicaraxunn rebels. ,“^ ;rr.,,rni,r,.nl“ c,,r " ud to" “,r ■■‘••destinie True, there are a lot of people same firm s are pushing ahead T^—Itrrprr n Irr route* lo Joctuou* tion, that other business connections of like proportions here who are fynrd up. Hlit tbey r.'ght_na»&iin., th e ir winter cam­ Tlltc. a^~^'i>nHl rain .*«, a of SI. dob M Indian [will be made, seems altogether probable, IN 0U R "big war we -Vont deep- »re*h«^ up beenuse they could hot paign. It is possible their action Ulvrr ( null. heaven knows, spending more cvrt their ambitions during the may point the . way to others nnd kv " f «v Sanford people, we believe;' a f ^ ^ i ^ ^ i V t l i e lV*pe that .-l*hnC"aitrfshiu of vluoatkV j e:tk of prosperity: *l*p W«^k.'* than fifty million UbllnrS'.n d a y ,,,, - In other .wprds. , ,, load to a healthy condition of a f­ 'oAlUtm/ulInc c* IjuUdlnc praa> the benefits of this new association, will not flow entirely ending ten thousand millions, j Uu*>' overbought and when the lull fairs, Adjustments will come much n r m u— b u iitra , h o trU n p o r l r u r o l In their direction. That Jacksonville muy likewise profit 111o- 1 of which we’ll never gu- J came and real estate transactions faster when nten cense.to cry over haanar*. -is their .sincere hope and sound expectation. The prac­ became slow, they wer^ unabl? to spilt milk anil get busy once more lb—.1 I'rimia, nulla Cbr*t. k, -'"d in g millions of men. 7. —.I'uniplrlliiai <.f til) hratullflna. tical investiiiciu in Seminole County of Jacksonville cnpirealize cash on their investments, producing cream.—Orlando Re­ ilut in troubles near home we Hon proariani and ns a consequence found them­ porter Star. • _1A ^T L0"'1 m*<,f™ hn*piini. jtal can logically be counted upon to react to mutual are like the man who hadn’t the U in L E V E R SE FOR TODAY [advantage. Only then will the full realization of this new heart to cut his dog’s tail off all at once, and so cut- it off half an FORGET NOT GOD— How shall spirit of co-operation bo acquired, , THE SOUTH IN FOOTBALL we,sing_ tho^ Lord's »ong in a Though Jacksonville is now-approximately ten time.* Inch, every day. ■strange land? if I forget thee, O us large as Sanford, we cnii anticipate, if perhaps futilely, PALATKA NEW S ' W E SHOULD finish that Nic­ Jerusalem let my hund forget nor that day when Sanford will be as larg/» as Jacksonville, and aragua busines-i without tic! ay, , cufming —Psalm 137: 4, 5. When the picked team from th'1 bring, just as they in turn are P R A Y E R —-Lord, wo would re­ with, a feeling here that we do not like to start anything r.ml also find out what Colonel South charged through the lines of member Thou alway«, everywhere. we cannot finish, we reject the inference of Mr. Graves Guliik of the marines meant when the picked tram frein the West, in celiosed by Oxford nni tl^ scuts bip|i when he said, "the St. Johns River, which you start and ho said that Nicaraguan ammu­ the holiday football game at Los of learning of England. ThTu this ILLUSION nition with which his nun were Angeles yesterday' with a Univer­ prestige does not necessarily de­ |we stop." 1 killed.Inst week, was supplies' py sity of Floridn star going over for note superiority is quite well — In The Lyric— ' _____________ tJ ______________ ______________ The day somo thieving god - of j , ' „ „„ tome country other J.han Niinvn- the' single touchdown, another known though perhaps reluctantly ttnw showed the veering of the udipltted: . verities *i The Freedom Of T he Press gu«. sectional wind in the direction of Conies stealthily my dreaming to I ; . __________ When the .South force- iu ath­ Dixie. LAST A Pill I i resident Coo'I he one game was not a season letic supremacy upon the nation And in .the name of truth es-j Me were reading some nil! English essays the other tranged her . (day when we came upon this one by John Milton written lidge said* tlie Mexicans were “the any more than a single swallow1 is, it is also forcing tnu conviction Who .weaves illusion's deft em-.j in 1644. It has V to do of1 the press and tin other country, shooting at “us hut it Was nn, opportunity 'o r nn that in their other activities the -WM W with the'freedom UiG I I VUUWIII 1/ broideries . --. . . . through Nicaragua. The people eleven from the South to test its institutions oT higher learning be­ .About my life; tire day my vision Iright of newspapers, books, and writers of all kinds. to would like to know it, f that metal with an eleven from the low the Line deserve additional re­ riticize the public acts of governmental’ o ffic ia ls , and it thing continues. West, ouch being the pick of ox■*"** fftfes prrts and standing ns the best cognition. Some happy day, with Only what is, and not the gns- shows that even in that early time nearly three hundred within n given territory. That the the present trend, no sports writer f iearner years ago, this was looked uoon as the inalienable, preroga­ to make up nn all-Amer­ COLONEL LINDREKCII landSoutherners should have won on will dare Of wlint might lx* on that day tive of the press. mythical with the Enst even ed hi Managua from Tefucigalpa the renu* Fay that the East wns ican « death will stir; What should ye do, then", says this one of England's I ye.-ienlny, and m a first fruit of bring downed by the West at Pusa- included. For trees on that day will be less than trees. greatest men of letters, "should ye suppress all thi. « hi* Hying, Postmaster General denn, is pretty conclusive evidence Photographs may not lie, hut , crop of knowledge and new light sprung up and y<•> j . '• w announces, for an early date, 'hot the picking of nll-Amcrienn many » motion picture gives a eh yens with the South oimnited Oh, leave me trees that priests and | . '.Jdi.dtmviH pi an air mail line springing daily in this city, should ye set an oligarchy' oV . i Mexico. by sin ii luminaries us Grant’nnd misleading idea about li 'e .- A t * urinctia an !; Rice i> a mere m atter of prejudice \ h'titii Ccnstllut.oiu And lest riality should vanquish twenty engrossers over it,to bring a famine upon our inind< if 'lh a t \yi I h elp b a d n e ss and •» love, again, when wc shall know nothing but what i.i m casun.l f'lMuo im p ' i v ? in t e r n itio flu l rc- <<r attempted snubbing. Th.e army officer who proposes Get all my daj-h by dreum* hr The universities and colleges in li.'io ii iiip, C n o u d ii is m w o ur best to us by their bushel 'f , —— iB lited r * , to ride u horse from New York to Mexico would suh-^'h'.* Eu-l till carry an additional "Bclieve it, Lords and Commons, they who c«iunsc*l v cm i , m e r, and ii f ’ %!>’ purse Iyield you for unr California believes in riding his • t ilu e m odern b u sin ess m e flio d s riirrstige, trip to much bully-honing * ' shimmering *tur . . . to such a suppressing do as good as bid ye suppress your­ * and the reverence that ago doe* hobby.—Orlando Reporter-Star. Y et never would I he unconscious selves; and I will soon show how. If i( he tiesired to know i i' . u t o f date revo lu tio n nnd con t i r e g. sh e i i J i .k l Iw co n ie a n o th e r ; ' of i,i r i. n t bu*ine£S frie n d . Illusion’s fHcu; Dreams must be the*immediate cause of all this free writing nnd five speak­ ing, there cannot be asn gned a truer than your own nuld rocognlxe/1! — By Phillip Gray. free and humane government: il is the liberty. Lords and AIR MAIL will suoii rcuth far ilmn .’.exit >. The associated Commons, which your own valorous and happy counsel c Freezer may rotue end ’ freeze ,ij • Lr l.mi's passenger have purchased us. liberty whiil. is thft m ir e of ;d! grem may go, but colds lmng on forevei ) ltd. w II commence wits; this :s that which ha.h r».r ..e.i and eiiiiglnemd win :.i.s an toe -pring. carrying 109 /ti ;i i , ut ?tiuit ( tu li and 11) j ' It's a pecu.iar thing, l>ut tint spirits like the influence of heaven: this is that which hailthe! enfranchised, enlarged, and lifted up our aporeh' nsioii** s ut mail.' I that the shorter the dress, degrees above themselves. it moil I happen if u foreign 'higher thy price. i . roil l*i it i ii should bring i n- ■win,./. "Ye cannot make us now ! s vapab!'.*. ’ i. p i of mail, to Lawyers blame Ruth Snyder's less eagerly pur.iuin;; Of th tru:h, tvil s.: Tir L i.uii. .. i i„ or nan crnn.isco? crime on a sunstroke suffered in yourselves, that made us so, lest tlh lovers, • < lh a lViundchildhood. That's u hot one. Elton J. Mongfaton BATTERS 1 Architect line yenr F irst Nat’l Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida. • It seems that Tampa hnd a hos­ pital fiusco too, anil the citizens, CVCii as oi:r own; over there “got "eucliered." Eft t --------- o ---------* , The Itisvayne iCennel f'luh of Mitnmi announces that it will -Boon end conduct ting / racing wRhw Juutj gambling. Now we’ll tell ne. I Why are they called “secrets at jMieccfl.*’’ when everybody is always Veiling them to evurybody'vise? — ^iurasota Times. Isn’t that the way .y.’i h all accrete. ? * , --------- o ---------Tho first charge has been filrd 'ngaitiFt Lindbergh. Our office boy Tsn’yu he is a sinsy because he flew Innound the disturbed area in NieaTaguu dhsuiad of flying over it. 301 W. Second, Next to Spencers T»j| U-Drlrit Gsrij, FROM FACTORY TO YOU •FED ERAL* EX T R A SERVICE 2 LUMB1 T T R E S rST U B E S^ ^ T I nf prices you would pay foi inferior, unknown, makeshift brands. and Building Material F . P. RINES Security! Lumber I I E ast F irst St. P h o n e *797. GAS The First National Ban e K u r jo t a Greasing 75c TIR ES & TUBES B etter quality for less money. * “The Bank of Sc CECIL L. RINES S 1601 W. P i n t 8 L Human Progress FOR RENT is produced, not by •' i pieces of great, fortune In LOCH ARBOR seldom happen but Ihrouj One 4 room, one 5 room and one 6 room house. little advantages that every dny. These houses ire modqrn ! in every respect; and the rent Is reasonable. H ave Also hav£.-two 2 apartments partly ished. room furn I [; Hlg, manly, men still strut ubout. A popular singer in Hungary got nvTiJ with the primn donnii, slapS Thing; h lr face three time*. She *, T C a tiit-, breaking her arm n» she foil. t 1 A girl.'prominent in New York n -~P(c ty has just flown from Long Jamb to Minin I in twelve bourn. [/atfwfUibb but very few winters be» gore this will be the common mode « f travel. —o According the New York letilLh Commission, alcohol caused ha dtrtlhft Ur soui* 770 persons in iat : t;i‘ r fast yenr. And yet there Caisome who still say there U no ,4iirit] In It." •AnUlsue of $500,000 worth of t. Aunintina hmnicipnl bonds, xrlng interest at the rate of five r.d ono hulf per cent, sold th e' rher day nt 107.07,, or 7.07 above r Indicating that there Is nothing h c .^ « tifr with the market. * tne proudest prouuesi day nay of «i our life THIS IS VERY nearly the for we have just received a letter from a gentjerann jin,San­ ford asking if wc will explain the Einstein theory to him. He wasn’t joking either. Flattery of this sort tempts us to try nnytjiing, so we will say that the Einstein theory's sig­ nificance comes of its assertion thut all of spuce is us curved as Columbus discovered the earth to be nnd that everything in space is in such constant motion in respect to everything else in space that nobody’s position citn lie described with­ out giving the time as well as the place, from which it follows as the night the day that there has been no begin­ ning and will bo no end to the universe, that, past and future aro mere illusions of time and close on each other like the circumference of a circle, and that all truths are only rel­ atively true, depending upon the time and pluce. This, n^ our Sanford correspondent will readily see, is quite simple and we hope he won’t ask for the details. * We are sure that we have given him a rough idea of the things and we don’i want to be too rough.— Jacksonville Journal. M G. S. WITMER,' P. O. Box 339 Sandford, Fla. ^ phone 254 — M f ---------------------------------------------O— ------------------------------- — OUR NEW SPAPERS ORLANDO REI'ORTEU-HTAR A' Chicago minister, tfommerithg nowspnpers only chronlcUP that on the crimo wove, nnd particul­ n ew s.. O llR newspuper# aru of a con­ Editor BefojuminV idory of arly on the criminal tendencies of siderable variety at thut. It is ju,.t FJot^da/N^wipapera Forty Years " ^ ur newspapers, our possible that this ibiuister who A go" b interesting both to thoao ‘ yuut*1> hore'at The time and to movlo houses nnd our automobiles makes this charge rends tho Chi­ tho9te^(cung fellows, who, like our- ure largely responsible for tho cago American. And tho Chicago bom then.—Tuinpn Criminal atmosphere in which American has a largo circulation rlbune. W c'n’Jtako that bet In Chicago who would not . be sat­ we find ourselves." o--------isfied with any other sort of a Sanford Herald wound up This preacher mpy be right. Wo newspaper of the type of the Chi­ .with’ a apleijdld 22 r — •*"l- i‘o not undertake to answer for in o f fa cts, face*, foto* and tig- any except .the newspapers. If em­ cago Tribune, the News, and of about /lanford and Scmlnolo phasis Is ‘placed on OUR it id tho Christian Science Monitor, r ifi edition w** njdj ^,,q0 possible tho accusation will whose, publishers ' nrc quite as only 0U KmnlrM newspaper, nr, careful in maintaining the stand­ t _dwidely. reflective of the pros- wV|flt «lhouJ’nublln t y o f th at splendid section, " h a t the publicimuke* them; they ard* o f journoliiun as leader* jn •atulatlon*. — KuutD Lake «ro published for tho public; the other profession* are In mainpublic make* the n e n gpd O U R trfn ln - their Mapdnrds. iso, too, ton. Tbauki. J r T. Why put it o ff until next week, next month ov. next year. ED ERA L Laws enacted by Congress and United States Government supervision,— Real National $ 1 .0 0 IT WAR indicated - yesterday that Governor Smith does not fed aide lo interfere with the execu­ tion of Mrs. Ruth Snyder. Lawyer speaking for tho condeni mod woman tulked about “neurosis and psychos is," which Governor Smith said dill not intcrcbt hint. the safest ■ known, protects your opens your account and we pay 4 °/o interest. THE SANFORD ' TH E QUESTION is not one of technicalities, but government im­ itating a murderer by killing more ingeniously thun murderer* kill, nnd killing a woman. One thing is certain, if the gover­ nor were compelled to fusten a woman In the chair, throw ths switch and ace her die, the switch would not be thrown. ATLANTIC NATIO NAL BANK „jt “ G row ••'-•wkpaper* on the whole, arc do­ ing m iro towar I exposing crime und bringing Criminals to justice thun any other single agency. Cut out the newspaper* for one week •ml ere jfhcrv would hr,. on Sav­ OW is the best time to open your Account with us. Bank Protection, money. and Prosper with Sanford's. New Bank” •r Shnford, Florida T •sir-■ W>v- « v *< You A w * You will have to see these to appreciate them. T uesday, January 1 0 th IT W ILL not be the cash of bank­ ers making the1 loan. They will send abroad the savings of aver­ age citizens tempted by high in­ terest rates, und tho more or leu* worthless promise to puy of n lutin country thut tomorrow might bd swallowed by bolshevik ItussiH, or tom by revolution. Its bonds in cither case would be worthless. kc B a n k Accounii ings A c c o u n ts op en ed on or b e fo re NEW YORK bankers plan a ) 1mm of $<>Q,Wm,0llU to Rumnni.i, France participating by sending ammunition, army equipment and I other material, this country send­ ing cash. < I Renaud* Battery from January 1st will be ers, of our true liberty. We catL^grow ignorant again, THE t i t LI EL young kidnaper brutish, formal, and slavish, as ye found us; but you then il imittleier Hickman, indicted I ■.terdi.y for a second murder, | must first become that which ye cannot lie, oppressive arbitrary, and tyrannous, as they were from whom ye haw l>■s to . -cape conviction ua in- 1 n "prove • onyS' E \ports freed us. I! t ■ro\i'«l bcyon l "That our Ivitrfs a r- *iv. n, ”•■ (..run '■ u-, .ur liiongh' La ,e , j a keen, intuliimore civeleii to the tiearcli and exp^ctatiun ut greatest , m, frightfully dangeious crimu 'ul ®x » c.t c a t th in ^ ' is l1k' isrtUC "f your own virtue pro­ inl. To let him escape, on any pagated in us; ye cannot suppress that unless ye reinforce hm, would terrify millions of ttiers nnd mothers, and multiply, an abrogated and merciless law, that fathers may des­ lime, which needs no increase in patch at will their own children. And who shall, then, this country, by offering addition­ stick closest to ye, and excite others? not he who lakes up al hope of immunity. arms for cote and conduct and his four nobles of Danegcll— although I disprHi.se not the defense of just immunities, l I’ll I RON FOR life, With no hope yet love my peace better if that were all. reprieve, should be thu punish"Give mo the liberty to know, to utter, and to argue 1 mint for such crime, sane or infreely, according to conscience, above all liberties.” j ____ y J.d U Generator and Stirtn i Interest K: * Uiinrnnired tfQ Tft » ♦ — (?5r3ial)y yours, fj ' ___ Cashier �» » f ■S « l i ’i-‘ n —----- —------------------— 1------' ^ | = . Lake Mary Bridge Players Are Guests Of Mrs. Peck BEGUN CAMPAIGN BE ACC TO GET SHIPPING MUSICALCOMEDY IS Dr, Goorge Fellows of Sesbrook, N. H„ one of the first winter desiUnusually lovely wns the bridge telephone 148 MRS. FR ED . S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence 'T e l. 37* dents to come to Lake Mary, re­ turned last; vreeKtof -nttthpr scits-j party given by M^s. Lde peck, F ri­ -------------------------- *________ ______________________ i-------- --------------- —— on here. Dr. Fellows Is in excell­ day aftdmooh when she entertain­ Devotees of the sea ed at the second o f n series at the / t , ■' ent health at the age of SI and is home of Mrs. Howard Long on Park ships Ore to have a n ,< engaged in the -nctive practice of Avenue. An abupdahee of pink Baptist T. E. L. Class Chamber President Moves To ue*n Hfgh’/,OfieOf Greatest. to ..see their fill o f: his profession at Scnbrook. t ___ awoet peas was used in profusion JHakBusiness Meeting Fight Transfer Of Crops- ' Musical Comedy Successes adventnre-ahmg Mr. nnH~Mrs. A, FrTfemp re- in decorating the rooms where tho waterfront t o the country* ’ Fo r Shipment At BayMnble turned Thursday after spending games were played. Tallies in keep­ Of Season, Will Be Staged Francisco’* ’ Barbary Coast, i A t Mrs. J.M. Wilson’s Mr and Mrs. Harold H. Kastnor tho week at Lake City Instead Of ’Using Own Port ing with the decorations and done At Mliane On January 16th tho opening of “Shanghai! *, announce the birth of a son on Ralph luce’s great mnWtlm* , AH citizens interested in form­ In ' suggestions o f the New Year The first buslcss and social Jnnunry 4. The baby has been ing n village improvement society ture. made for FBO, which will ’ were used for the card •games. W EST PALM BEACH. Flu* "Queen High”, said to be the be shown at the Milane 'ntM tre to­ meeting of the New Year qf the named Harold Henry Kastner. arc invited to meet nt tho com­ When the last round hnd been play­ Jan. 0— (INS)-*-C. F. Bcnsel, Pres­ greatest musical comedy suecss the T. E. L . Class of tho First Baptist DNDAY " • munity building on Thursday ev­ ed, tjio prize for top score, lingerie, ident of the West Palm Beach stage has had for years, will be dayInco has made the attempt' In Jard o f the Prcsby- Sunday School was held Thursday ening nt 8 o’clock. was presented Miss Helen Vemay. Chamber of Commerce, has star­ presented at the Milane Theater Mrs. Florence*R.van and daugh­ , ry will meet a t the afternoon nt the home of Mrs. J . ter Dorothy of Moore Haven, for­ Miss Rebecca Evans and Master The second prize, n boudoir pillow. ted to move to fight the transfer of on Jan . J0. It comes to this city his picture to bring out the pic* M. Wilson, 1700 Palmetto. The l lirozqua -. In - th*-bnttoofr * >vns won by Mrs. Robert J . Holly i ‘ o’clock. W. If. .Evans of Tampti arc spend­ crops for shipping from* Bojc--Ma>.liiftcrJt^ remarkable triumphw trr the Barbary Coast, where sailor* roomd where the members assemb­ mer residents of Sanford r.pcnt the h o f tho Auxiliary of led were abloom with quantities of pnst week here ns the guests of ing the week^with their grand­ Jr . For holding the called card.. ble ..insteaiDot—f ttm r Pehn— Beach Nevr York, Boston and Philadel­ nnd cut-throats of every nation- , mother, Mrs/M.. V. Evans. ~*" Misa-Cloh TKhver rewhVif'a'tfTPrfy phia. U n ch u rch .m eets a t cut flowers in the varying shades Mrs. J . fj. L n in g ., Port. nlity nnd race nre thrown Into «' '.'axe. 11■ ** » unhand "MrrfTTl.' Ti.‘ 'lieslop' of thr rhnrch. “Queen High" is the musical ver­ seething mas* of dissipating hu­ Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood of-red.— ._L- 1. . —z : Late in the afternoon the bridge civic authorities have used- thler sion of the famous comedy, “A Mrs. J> E ; Lning nnd Mi^s Jann- Quitman, Gn., spent the holidays • b K K ^ ltif rtWfi‘ Auxiw]** Dcvotlnoal exorcises were con­ with Mrs. Healop’s parents, Mr. accessories were removed 'nnd the influence nt Washington to, get Pnlr of Sixes”, whiqh had big- suc­ manity. ette Lning hnve rcutrned home Ince himself, who acts as both r ibyterian, Church' ducted by Mrs. Barney Beck and hostess assisted by Mrs. Long, ser­ iffid Mr«. J . M. Hood. . y federal hid for Bay Mablc Harbor, cess throughout the country some star and director, portrays the o’clock' a t tjh *•**0. Mrs. *F •( .,W IT.. Stanley, which were from Jacksonville where they spent Miss Ethel Hyotlalnc hnd ns her ved' a tempting sulnd course with ^and the request for aid for West time ago. It tells the amusing story character of a sturdy sea captain the hollduys with . VeintIves. They "1 followed by tho regular, business nut bread, chffeo and candies. of two partners who quarrelled who loves a dancer In* one of Were necompnnied home by E. H. guest recently Mrs. Trey McNnlr Enjoying this pretty pnrty were Pulm Bench wns rejected. This In­ continually nnd of the scheme de­ San Francisco’s bay-front dives. j)d sausage suppiCl' ’session led by Mrs. Beck. Most en­ Vickers. ’ of DoLaml. . jection will be appenleiLhy the In­ jven by the Azarian couraging reports were given by v Mr. nnd Mrs. J . F. Vernon nnd Mrs. Cnuthcn Hutchison, Mrs. Wil­ let Commission of Palm Bench vised by the firm lawyer to mnke Patsy Ruth Miller plays the glrL liam Erickson, Mrs. Robert J. Hol­ pence. The laughable possibilities irst Baptist'Church. the standing officers. A call was daughter, Miss Thelmn Vernon «f Many shot* taken aboard ship MIsb Bert Muriel of Orlando ar­ made for suggestions for resolu­ - * ly Jr., Mrs. Joe Gonzalez, Mrs. Per­ Pqrt. Girls will meet at tions for the New Year to be adop­ rived here Friday nnd is the guest Crews, Vn., were guests for sev­ ry Cameron, Miss M argaret Peters, . As direct result of the an-* of such a situation are easily wov­ far out In, the Pacific ocean, where en Into the plot, the result Is an tho home of .Mr#, ted by the class. It was decided of he r sister Mrs. W i l l i a m I . c f - eral days Inst week of Mr. nnd Miss Emily Griffin, Miss Clco Tha­ nruiijf.'m riit, from Washkr^on*, evening of brilliant and diversified sky meets water on aU sides, odd, Mrs. Clnrencc Moran. much to the beauty of ttte picter on. Bcardall that each member would make ns ler nt her home on Magnolia Avcyer, Miss Helen Vcrnny, Miss K it­ cities south of here are workin,: entertainmerft. ■ • ture. A famous trading schoon­ Mrs. H. I). Durant nnd daugh­ Members are urged near a perfect record In attendance nue. ty Du Bose, Mrs. Ben Wade nnd to divert truck from the Kvcv-f "Queen High" has been conceived er, especially refitted for Ince’a ter, Mrs. Fred Holt accompanied Mrs. Janies Robson Jr . nnd study nnd comply with the glndcx to shipping through their j and executed in the spirit of the work, was used In all the mari­ by Mr. Holt motored to Pierson Mrs. Beecher Kent nnd dnughter Inst Sunday to visit Mrs. Durnnt’s ssionary Society of ■tandnrd rules ns near ns possitde. present generation, and in conse­ time scenes. channels. Included In the cast of .noted Church will meet at At tho conclusion of business Caroline, of Winter Park were tho parents. A large loan has recently been quence, speed nnd comedy nro the Mrs. Robert L. Glenn accompanied guests of Mrs. M. Minnrik on FriIt the church. made to Hollywood developers key-notes thnt carry the entertain­ screen plnycrs nre such famlllaF. The Iaidieit Missionary Society | GOLDENROP , through northern banks, nnd. the ment forward at p breathless pace names ns Gertrude Astor, Toni Club of the F irst by Mrs Cool: sang n number of so­ dny. of tho Methodist Church met nt from rprtnin to'Curtain. The.east Rnntschi, Alan Brooks and others. los. A unique stunt wns put on by will jncct at 3:30 the home of Mrs. II. D. Durant on Jan. 8. Sunday School at the aisu- work worn of in promotion luumumm there mere will pro- .... . ____ —i.u. *i.u i Dr. Allen Jones arrived, ho.ro Tuesday,. _ home of Mrs. B. C. four m cm bers'ofthe circle. Master ...r:. . " along l.rg e li ^ M ^ t T -nn d ~ W 'r e 5 fl W « & ATI, C A im n fllJteN T E N C B D Igndlim Avenue with Eugcn«<II8VUUSH'ta^itAtumht>r of Friday Troth Kisimnnje t’o spend Work on the new community vice ut 3:30 P. M. Dr. Vincent, Briiwn Company, n peanut-butter ' ad whtri of ringing, dancing z .. ■ *t fJ Congreijational maMn/nniurinJ iiamnnntf .. * ■ ^V ____ ■ • ____ fond Mrs. * Robert L. songs and hymns nnd Miss Rebec­ the week-end hero with his mother church began Januury 1 nnd^hows .pcstor mnnufncturinsd company wUlt with and. .laughter oft tlfi against a background JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Jan . 6— ca Wilson.gave n group of read-i Mrs. Minnie E. Jones. ItesscH. . considerable- program. Laying of Church of Winter Park, will oc­ Inrgo holdings in the Everglades, of romance arid beauty. INS— B. Ross, negro mall carrier, ings. tho corner stone, took place last- cupy the pulpit. There will be spec­ is said to be bucking Hollywood ns ice‘ League of Holy The book nnd lyrics of “Queen was on his way to Atlanta' today Mrs. Wilson assisted by her pa] Church will meet , • Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy G. Willinms night. ial music and a Inrgo attendance nn industrial and shipping center, High” were written by Laurence to start serving a two year sonlock at tho Parish dnughter MJss Helen Wilson rerv- moved on Saturday into the MnMr. nnd Mrs. Clark Stevens have is desired. favoring Palm Bench ns a tourist Schwab and B. G. DeSylvn. The tenc* in th e ' Federal Penitentiary ed refreshments of froz6n fruit sa­ honey Apartments on Park Ave­ moved into one of,tlw Rowe Apart­ town._. Some . of the millionaire musicnl score is by Lewis E. Gcns- in Atlnntn on a charge of stealing All those who desire to join the lad, hot rolls, cheese straws, hot nue. Tu e s d a y ments. y motorcade to Sanford Tuesduy ownelP of large homes in Palm ler, who has embellished it with from the mails. He was found Dr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Cole had n*’ ilness meeting of tha tea and candy.1 afternoon Jnnuary 10, arc urged Bench are inclined to keep the music of lilting melod es nnd roys- guilty, convicted and sentenced In Members present were Mrs. Ro­ Class of the F irst Philip Me Rae Jr., *hns been their guests recently ncv. nnd to be nt the home of Mrs. Chua, islnnd fqr winter residence pur­ tering songs. Sammy L e e ,' who federal eburt here yesterday. [lurch will be held at bert L. Glenn ,Mrs F. J . Coqlodge, speeding the holidays here with his Mrs. W. G. Richardson of Irolnnd Eld ridge at 1 o’clock of that date. poses "n playground," at first staged lb» dtness. dld similar i"»rFalls, 51% who pouring Flor­ vico for “No, No7 NnneTR'Vthe" Mrs* E, C. Smith at Mrs. Harrison, Krs. C. C. Cook, mother Mrs. P, D. Me Itua and will Governor Declines The members of tho W. M. U. planned by H. M. Flngler and let Marx Brothers In “The Coconuts"; ida. * Mrs. Bodwell, Mrs. R. W. 'W are, return Sunday to Atlanta, G«. indusrinls centers be established will nil he 'given transportation, Miss Marion Cole of Minnea­ Mrs. W. L. Stoudennilre, Mrs. F. R. tho now Zirgfcld Follies, and “Rio fcf oil choirs and other Whittle, Mra. John D. Abrahams, polis, Minn., spent the holidays and all friends who desire to go nearby. This would leave Lako Rita”. Among tho , principals nre JACKSON, Miss., Jnn. B.—IN S— Governor-elect Theodore Bilim Worth ns u harbor • for pleasure ■ked to meet at the Mrs. E. S. Rockey, Miss Sun Pixie.', Mrs. Arrington Gives with her fntlier, Dr. W. E. Cole. are eordiully invited. The Mission­ such! well known artists ns Eddie will not attend the Inaugural ball boats and a runway for speed Jib (it 7:30 o’clock to Mrs. M. J . Stevens of Green­ ary meeting for- the month of OftrviS, Dave Mallotv, Nell Collins, to he held by his sta ff on Jan . 17 Mrs. W. J . Me Bride, Mrs. Hester p i society. Party For Booklover’s wood, S. C., arrived recently to January will he nt the homo of contests during rdgnttaa. Intro­ C<*rrie Glenn, Mary Marlyn, Gcor- because the Baptist Church, in Fellows, M rs.J. D. Cochran, Mrs. spend the winter with her son. Mrs. Allen Gordi^y Of Sanford. duction of too jn an y- Inrge com- r n to Armfield, Thomas Hudson, 11 of tho Social De- Barney Beck, Mrs. F. W. Stanley, merrlnUhonta. would ruin the lake Dnnny O'Donnell, Arlync While, which he holds a license as preach­ (tbe Womnn’s Club at Mrs. J . M. Wilson nnd two visitors One of the pleasantest fw**h»l-‘»h'' Louis Stevens nnd family. The Community Christmas troo Tuesday afternoon-at 1:30 P. M., for. these purposes. For some Dorothcn Dunn, nnd a large coterie er, prohibits dancing. His religious lltre st Lake -at 9:00. fairs of the week wjistiiut of Jnnunry 10. It is tho dcnlro of •cruples also enured Bilho to ab­ . W. J . Thigpen, Misses Helen and Rebecca Wilson. Friday, nftehhoun ,* when Mrs. nt the chamber of commerce build­ thr hostess that all inembcra and years past any nltempts to com­ of pretty dancing girl*. Mail orders, sent himself from his first inaug­ ing on Christman Eve proved to be l:S . Wltmer nnd Mrs. accompanied by proper remittance, mercialize Palm Beach nnd vicin­ Stella P. Arringtin • Entertained uration in 191(5. a most enjoyable nffalr. •The friends of the society, make an ity hnve been met by mysterious oro now being received. »y. Master McCuller Is the members of the Book I-overs program given by the school chil­ especial effort to he present. — ..................... u * i m n ii, )NESDAY Club nt the Country Club. Mr. Walter Randell Is building and highly suceessful blockades. dren wns declnrcd excellent ami . Afternoon Bridge Host ToYoungFriendfr Rod, yellow and green were com­ one of the most entertaining ever n cottage on bis grove properly (Too I .a f e T o C la s s ify ) t with Mrs. K. B. McROOF DAMAGED 81.IGHTI.Y bined nnd used -to decorate the given here. ' The faculty of the hero to be occupied by Mr. and 1:00 o’clock at her home Master Owen McCuller, young­ Wonted competent maid to stay club lounge and dining room. Red school and Mrs, Butterfield rc- Mrs, Je ff -Adkinson who will bid. A defcctiv® flue Is believed to est non of Mr. nnd Mrs. L. P. roses nnd ferns as well us other coivod much praise for their part superintend the work of caring on promises. 2404 ’ Mcllanvillo have caused a fire which Wednes­ IRSDAY Avenue. McCuller, wns tho genial young seasonable cut flowers were used in arranging the children nnd the for his sixty acre grove. day night caused slight damage' to costumes and settings for the var­ School Parent-Tench* host, Wednesday afternoon when with nrtlstie effect. . Mrs. Stunyer and son nf Dal­ tho roof of the Langley Apart­ II I —* Mil SI ious numbers. A rending by Miss Jon will meet nt 3:30 lie entertained n number of hie las arrived here for the Christmas Several clever contests caused ments on Park Avenue. The blaze Virginia Palmer of the fueulty WASHINGTON, Jun. 6.— (IN S) pie Gramhmr S chool. holidays as guest of her sister, was discovered nbout 8 o'clock —A detniled narrative of the my­ neighborhood friends ut Ids homo much merriment during the after­ was occurded much npplaune. on Myrtlo Avenue, in celebration noon. Another interesting feature Old Santa Claus appeared in due Mrs. Ros and family. Mrs. Htan- and the fire department quickly sterious shadowing of Edward J . itwell Gives of his birthday. wns the writing of poems which season and wns welcomcl with yer will spend the remainder of extinguished it. The loss wns de­ Kidwcll, Jr ., while he was a juror - . • sv * *» * k - - J7JAr ZV« children. the \yiliter here nnd Md^ip here clared slight. Tho rooms o ( this lovely homo were to be used ns,New Year reso­ gleefnl shouts by the In the Fnll-SInclair Teapot Dome (Bridge Series were TODAY conspiracy trial, was giyen today abloom with quantities of lutions. Mrs. E. I*. Morse won the Eveivone present received ii box will have a winter home built on by Mrs. Mary I*. Kidwcll, the ju r­ NF.GKO HELD red sweet peas arranged in silver prize for being the best poetess. of candy and the large electricity her property on Ijiko Barton. many social affairs lighted tree in front of the build­ Mr. Geiie Todd - of Atlantia is or's niotbdh‘ ‘ ; “Tjie Hurricane ~ Following .the contests the ing received its share of ndmirnas the bridge party bowls and baskets. Thu colors of here for a business visit with his LITTLE ROCK. Ark., Jun. 6.— red nnd green ,were further car­ Called os a government witness guests were invited into the dining afternoon by Mrs. tlon. • nephews Messrs. Mark and Thom­ IN S—Grady Swain was held in In the Burns-Sinciulr contempt Horseman* The Crystal Lake Improvement when she entertained ried out with numerous red tap­ room where a three course lunch­ as who have, chnrge of his ex­ the state penitentiary for protect­ trial tp refute defense charges that of n series, at her ers placed on the mantels, cabin­ eon was served. The table was Association held its second meeting ion here today following his rnn- Kidwcll was coerced Into making “His Taking A low bowl Of the year a, the Lnke Mary Hq- tensive grove interests. Avenue. The color et:; and tables. The refreshment daintily appointed. fesaion that lie nldcd in the robb­ fnlsq affidavits, Mrs. K\dwell was Mr. Floyd HoUhvay, who has and green prevailed table was most attractive witn filled with red rose buds and tel on Tuesday evening. It wus ing nnd drowning of Juliulv Mc­ decorations, and other its central decoration of n large sprigs of uspnrngus ferns formed •agreed to change the name of tho been nhsctit for several months, Collum, eleven-year-old white hoy questioned cloWty concerning my­ “Ko Ko the Knight” sterious cnllers at her home und areturned to his dairy farm h e r1 , /odety to the Crystal Lnke Soc­ dragons, nnd ferns birthdny enke frosted in white tho centerpiece. At either end at Greasy Corners, Ark., [n»l week. bout stories her son told on her Jgfcd with plensing ef- nnd topped with red candles were novel arrangements of green­ ial Club. After a short program, lust week, and he and family ure from time to time of persons who nicely located there for the, win­ ut tho rooms where tho in rod rose holders nnd ery, which encircled the numbers, refreshments were served. nprtmched him on the street. The Ladies Aid Society- of the ter. |g had been placed for embedded in red sweet pens 1928. At ench place were cunning SERVICES . At least four persons upproncliMr. N. J . Tanner of Oviedo war month stay at their winter homo and ferns. Placed opposite wero scrolls mi which were written Lake Mary community church held here. There visit is uuiticipated cd her son, Mrs. Kidwcll testified. their monthly meeting at the homo ^ nll'dav guest of Mr. and ere kept on tnllies done four tall red cathedral candles articles that wera. later rend by of Mrs. W. G. Ferguson on WedEvery Sunday ■Evtninir ninny The government is seeking to es­ w , „ ml fumily Sunday, Jail. |with pleasure- by tlieir Sts nnd nt the conclusion in silver candlesticks. Extending the guests. / \_ nesdny afternoon. The devotional frichds herd. tablish thnt each was a Burns de­ first. fth progression, scores down the length of the table were at the Covers Vero laid for Mrs. Rob­ service was in charge of Mrs. W. Mr. It. C. Smith reports the tective, employed by Hurry F. Sin­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Adelson of Orlan­ cted by Mrs. George delicate traceries of asparagus ert J . Holly Sr., Mrs. Henry Mr- E. Cole. After the business meet­ concrete block business very good' clair to shadow the jury. the prize for top score, ferns, while ut cneh place were I Ai: h t house Temple ing an election of officers was do were culling on Mr. and Mrs. indeed, with orders coining cvoiy Mrs, Kid well said that in addit­ [set wns won by Mrs. smaller red tnpers. The moms bad 1 juilin, Mrs. Mattie G. Pace, Mrs. held resulting ns follows: Ehlridge Friday afternoon. Alice E. Hill, Mrs. Fred T. Wilion to the mysterious persons who |on. For hnviing heltl been durkened nnd the on Magnolia Ave. Mrs.. Alvn Kearney, whose sev­ dny. Mrs. I’. I> Anderson, president'* only Mr. Robert Bullock returned appeared in und nltoul her house, es, Mrs. John' W. Sneed lights were tho soft rays from linms, Mrs. Hoy Symes, Mrs. .1. Mrs. W. E. Cole, first vice presi­ ere Illness Inst week caused her C. Bennett, Miss Annie Hawkins, dent; Mrs. Elm er Hyotlainc, sec­ family and friends much concern, from a business visit to Jackson­ neighbors received anonymous teleat 7:15 pair of pink candles', the candles. Mrs. E. P. Morse, Mrs. Hurry ond vice president Mrs. James ville Sunday. liholic messages inquiring into the hour the hostess nsTile afternoon was merrily Ward, Mrs. T. M. Pulciton, Mrs. Thompson, secretary; Mrs. Frank is reported ns much improved. Drenching by Rev.Simon Dr. and Mrs. Vincent were call­ juror’s personal habits, his hours j-Mrs. Minnie E. Jones, Mr. Alen Gordiner and family spent with games of all kinds Alice Woodcock, Mrs. Junius Turn- Evans, treasurer. The final reports of employment and his diversion.*. ing nt tbc McKee borne Sunday Houinillatt and Mrs. of Orlando of Sanford spent New-Year’s dny The sourre of these calls was not of the bazaar committees were with his sister and family of tills* afternoon. den served delicious rc- and much amusement wns afforded bull and M"s. Arrington. given and it was decided to place of chickn salad, salt- the young guests in trying to pin Dr. and Mr*. •Lichen stein wore revealed. the two quilts and fancy work <>n place. stuffed dates nnd co f­ a nose on the clown. Master Wilson Kldwull had previously testified guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Whealey LEGION (AUXILIARY Mrs. Harriet Parker who lias on sale at no early date. lies were placed on the Sneed proved the most proficient the calls had aroused suspicion? Sunday nfternoon. ’ , The first meeting of the new hand Delicious refreshments were been ill for the past threo weeks and relished during the and was awarded a toy truck. A year of the American Legion Aux­ Mr.' and Mrs, H. A. Ward were that he was being shndowed. One NOTICE the games. Charleston Contest was another iliary was held Friday ufternonn served by the hostess, after which * is belter at this time though still bridge guests of Dr. and Mt1*. of tho unknown callers at the Klda hand-embroidered crib quilt, the confined to her bed. ; Mcil home during the trial posed as vere three tables of pleasant feature of the afternoon at the Legion Hut, under the di­ McKee Thursday evening. work of the Indies, was presented Master Edward Parker, whose a sanitary Inspector for tho dis­ irho enjoyed the cordial and Jutiq_Higgins was voted to be rection of tho president Mrs. Geo­ AU parties who owe the Elder to Mrs. James M. Thompson. The illness during tho past week was , The .Selby and Kuflson fam ilies trict government, Mrs. Kidwcll rge W. Knight. The following of­ meeting wns presided over by Mrs. of Mrs. Cantwell.. thr best dancer. spent New Y ear’s eve ut the aud­ Springs W ater Company which very nlarming, because of hi* ex­ sa(d. He asked many questions At the conclusion of the games, ficers wero installed for the en­ W. G. Ferguson, retiring president tremely high temporaturo, is show­ itorium hi Orlando. up until recently was operated suing year; president Mrs. George the children wero served cake, ice Mr*. Tucker who spent the holi­ about the juror. who was commanded for her, ser­ by Mr. II. J . Clause as Receiv­ W. Knight; vice president, Mrs. E. vices as president -of the organiza­ ing some improvement this week * Kidwcll hnd also been approach­ cream and candles. Favors of gay B. Stone; secretary, Mrs. M. A. ie Churches and his family and fricndK are days a* guest of Mils Martha ed on the street by men who asked er will pay. all hltts that ..were dulng the past year. caps,Snappers and pop corn bul^i jsJc Dowpn, left Sat. for her homo in rn bull: Newman; treasurer, Mrs. J . E. tion The Lake Mary Methodist now hoping for a speedy recovery. Baldwin, New York. Her mother him questions about the trial, in due by them prior to December were given the guests. Owen on was pi CROSS CHURCH Ritchie; Chaplain, Mrs. Charles M. Church was filed to the overflow­ Mr. und Mrs. Dalton Smith, a f­ both cases he declined to answer, 15, to the present operator of assisted in looking after thea plenfc^ Powell p0 ly after Epithnny. J r .; Historian, Mrs. J . II. ing on Friday evening proceeding ter a pleasant visit here with Mrs. Graham who nccompapicd according to the testimony. Elder Springs Water Company ler Mrs. lMintormistcr; li Sargoant of nrms Christmas, when tho following relatives left Thursday by nuto her here will rcnihin for the win­ m of Holy Communion urc of his guest by his mother L. P. McCuller, and Mrs. John W. Miss Jeanette Lning.- Standing Christmas program wns present­ for their home in Waynesville, N. ter season. W, W. Thompson, Manager. RESOLUTION ADOPTED Sneed, Mrs. W. T. Laird nnd Mrs. conunittee chairmen were, Public­ Prof, nnd Mr*. Gifford were chool 9:45. Please settle these bills at once. C., both to resume their duties ns ity, Mrs. Fred DaigeriiDecorations; ed:' Prayer and Sermon 11: it. L. Peck. Song, ’’Hark,' The Herald An­ teachers in" the high school there. railing on Mr. and Mrs. G ,S. I'd the book* pf the old Com­ WASHINGTON; Jun. 5.— (IN S) Mrs. E. B. Stowe; Membership, Prayer and Sermon 5: Sing.” Mr. und Mrs. Smith wer# both de­ Brown Tuesday ovctilng of last —The Norris Resolution, elimin­ pany are ringed. Mrs. Stanley Walker; Poppy, Mrs. gels Prayer by Rev, Ericson. MRS. PECK EN TERTAINS lighted with thin section of F lu , week. ating “lame duck” sessions of 0 1 (/U. j^ik-V J. C. Benson; Hospitalization, Miss Address of welcome bythe Sun­ Dr. andMr*. Vincent of Winter Peoples Service League and are coming here to make their Among the ninny sqcinl affairs Jeanette Lning. During tho busi­ Congress hy an amendment to the White & WKJld Hchol superintendent P frk were calling at the McKee Federal Constitution wns ndo|rted of the vycek, one of the loveliest ness session, many- matters of day Recitation, “ Welcome” by Earl home after this winter. Attorneys ,for Frazer Estate, home Sunday afternoon. I Biblo class Wednesday was that of Thursday afternoon much importance were transacted. today by the Senate. The m any' friends hero were Whitten. , * „ . Mr. and Mrs, G. S. Brown wore 7:30 in Parish House. when Mrs. Lee Peck entertained A vote of thanks wns extended to Recitation, “Their Message by shocked at the unexpected news of theatre guests of Orlnqdo‘friend* nt the first of a series of bridge Biggcrs Dnry for tho use o f tho Jack Smith, the pUBBing of Mr. John Hachse, [CHRISTAIN CHURCH pnrties nt tho home o f Mrs. How­ truck used to deliver the Christmas Exercise, "Living Decorations and the sympathy of all is given New Year’u eve. Mr. and Mva. Kearney are im­ ard Long on Park Avenue. The gifts to the veterans hospital at by Ruby Mao Dobson, Virginia to the bereaved family and broth­ id Palmetto Ave. Lake City. A splendid report was Stevens, Elouise Lowe and Kath­ proving thrir home by the addi­ rooms of this attractivo home pre­ givener. Keverul from here were in phool 0:46. from tho New Year’s Ball sented a spring-like appearance Monday evening nt the Hotel For­ erine Adams. and Communion 11: attendance nt the funeral service tion of a large garage. The grove and.home known as Song by choir, “Thr Bells nro In Winter Park Balurdny. with bowls of pastel tinted BWcot rest Lake. i “ Stewartship”. the Emery Brown place and owned Ringing." Endeavor 0:30. peas and sprigs of nsparagus Prof, and Ifn i. Gifford wero Exercise, “Tho Message of the dinner gucsis . of Mr, and Mr*. by Dr. Buekinaster of Orlando, DAYTONA BEACH' Service 7:30, q ferns. MRS, COURIER ENTERTAINS Bells” by Thelma Lotvc, Francis sold last week to . a Mr. Widecome you. Delicious refreshments of fruit On Friday afternoon Mrs. J . E. Stovens, Fonda Dobson and Christ­ Cioom New Year’s and with them brand from Illinois and Orlando. “Repentance.” . salad, saltinee, nut bread and Courier way hostess at a most de­ ine Whitten. „ , . visited Plnehurst Sunday after­ Mr. nildebrnnd, wife and two TODAY coffee were served by the hostess lightful bridge party when she Recitation, “Christmas by Mad­ noon. SGATIONAL CHURCH assisted by Mrs. Howard Long. entertained the members of the eline Lloyd. Miss Susa Anderson R. N. and children qro now nicely located „ . “SHAJNGHAIRD” Park Avenue and 3rd Tho players wero Mrs. Grant Wil­ Lattnphuq Bridge Cluh at her home dolly Fisher, Ruby Mae Dobson Mrs. fo ri Jackson of Orlando there, having moved out from with . Famous Ameican Violinist lando 'Wednesday of la st week, »v. J . Bernard Root, Mini* son, Mrs. Claude Ogilvie, Mrs. on Palmetto Avenue. Lavender and Thelma Lowe, Edith Butterfield, were calling at tho George Park­ Ralph Ince and Pats/ Ruth e consideration was noj learned. yyllow were the prevailing colors Madeline Lloyd,' Sudio Fisher, er home ThurAlay afternoon. Donald Whitcomb, Mrs. Henry U Uler School 0.4G. and were beautifully carried out Dolly Fisher, Hubv Mao Dobson, Mr. and Mre. Dalton Smith' Purdon, Mrs. Alice Fetens, Mrs. Collegians sg Worihlp 11:00, ~ Monday Jan. 16 with baskets o f petunias and nas­ Elouiss Lowe, Christine .Whitten, were dinner guests of • Mr, and Ernest Krupp, Mrs. * Jam es F . “SAMSON A T CALPORDwi by the Pastor. turtiums. Pastel tinted tallies wero Francis Stevens. • and Mr*. Carln Mathers Thursday, Special attraction Hawkins, Mns., Howard! -Long, used in keeppg [Dickinson, President, ppg scores i'fqr the in Duet, “ Redeemer Divine,, - by ■8:15 P. M; nhd evening guests of Mr. and The Robson* Cora Jam ie and Methodist Mrs. Noil Smith; Mrs. W. W. O. teresting guftyes iln Endeavor <5:30. bridgo and Mrs. Moran nnd Mrs. Travis. irmc* jooff bi Pearl Marimba, artists. Mrs. R. C. Smith. .J > ?been added the |Hodglns will lead the <!h- Smith, Mrs, C. C. Cook an<| Mr|, who'■ii scohesi.pad • Recitation. “ It Came Upon a Mr. and Hr^. Clmon EL:Coll!cutt Braxton B. Baggett. * ghh 1 wtare, score, a deck of Midnight Clear" by Ruth Ericson, •ChttrcK Pancake Ifrite for h ig bridge cards iVcnt to Mrs. Frank Ruth Spcndlovo and Hcsbu Touch­ of Alfred, *Mnlno grrlved Wedne*f IgJV orshlp 7:30. Prices $1.00: $1.50 A^MONDAY • one is assured of good , . <iay o f last week for a three . and Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mof­ W. Talbott. Refreshments consist­ stone. Exercise," A Lasting Tree" l)y houghtfuf discussions and n fett, whose marriage was I n Inter­ ing of congealed pineapple salad Hear ye: All Rappers! $2.00 $2.50 plus tax topped with whipped cream, fruit releome. >. *,; Sausage Supper Clara Bt»w esting event of last week, gre.ex- cake, pound ei\ke and hot tea were Lewis Stevens; Floyd Touchstone, Sqnny Butterfield, E arl Whitten. For Reservation* and Tickets will sho.w you her .leap year pected to arrive here Sunday from served by the hostess at the tea Song by primary and intermed­ , Price 35c iL SOUL’S CHURCH .* acerefi In • their wedding trip to points In hour. Playing bridge *were Mrs. iate classes, “The Christmas Wish.” '* to the Scats on sale Wed. Jan; 11 sr 8th and Oak. “Gel Vour Man" South Carolina. Mrs. M affctt will Chris Matthews, Mrs. Walter Bach, IMading, “Hilda's , Ohriutmus." . Tuesday, Jan. 10th, at the Sunday a fte r Epiphany. resume her duties as teacher of Mrs. Mlnarik; Mrs. Beecher Kent comedy , by Dcssio Singletary. ■ 8:00 A : M:. “Hot Potato" Phone 930 expression In the Sanford Schools. of Winter Park. Mrs. Clifford Wal­ Church Annex Reading, by Estehr Ericson. Ism 8:45 A. M. Milano Paramount News Mrs. Moffett was formerly Miss ker, Mrs. Frank W, Talbott; Mrs. 5 :3 0 to 7 :3 0 P. M. Song by choir, “Tho Promise Re­ Phone M r*.'C. E . Myers, 638-J I Mm « 10:00 A. M. Margaret Me Rae. James Huff and Mra. James Gillon. vealed? ndar i— .i— M .—0-- Picture Petsonals \ Kidwell’s M o th e r Gives Testimony In FaltfSinclair C ase PRINCESS Albert Spaulding a Womans Club Dance DIO l o f t M Jra r-- > 4-^ ;v vT v> �-I. _ tfi * ,V»•J. ; T A fite FOVlt T H E SANFORD H ER A LD , SA TU R D A Y, JA N U A R Y T, 1928 KNIGHT GUARDED SECRET OF BIG CONFLICT T C T ir ■i .ti BUILDING BOULDER DAM MEANS SAVING THE IMPERIAL VALLEY ► r.:.: y~I)odR& Brothers . L & test-Offering I s Y i c t o r y ^ ij„ PAPERS SPURIOUS Mysterious R o o m F o r t y \Vns *, Department Of Rritish Ad­ m iralty T o DcfeltHTer Code Messages Of German Ships< Semite’s Investigating Group] IhMiformctl Handwriting On Aftfxlcnn DocumentsWcre Of' Unatit Itcntic Manufacture LONDON Jan. *. —Heretofore uuknown, ram ification of the fnnimu - \V(TFTTTNGTDN7 Ja n . r—-• ll INS —TInntlwrltllire oxpWtH (*inployrJ i.T !■>1 ni SiS? : td ^ -“ a a w f t A f l M i& ia % u u & sa iB fS S 3 i X Ly William R»nUolpIt Iluarst to D ccge Drothcru Victory Siu Engine end Chassis iMulcr an opinion unoi. tko authen­ ticity »>f the Mexican document}, recently printed -in the i'.carst progressiveness of u, rewspujmers have render id. an o-^ 'anizutinn. pinion that the document^ were As entertainment "spurious," the Senate investi­ the evening. Mrs. ChatWj gating committee wns informed to. ell Jr ., rendered tw0 W j ions, accompanied bV v. dny. Dens. Another mu.«iia| a Wni. A. DeFord, council for the the Boy Keout tiugUri* publisher, presented the committee given. C. D. Woiff , y , with the report of the experts ut V supervisor. saiKrintcndH* the outset of today's hearing. He ing of several games. | sn'il Ju* lincl been instructed by was pronounced by the L Mr licurst t<> .employ the experts inter Glover, rector of t us nn nid to the committee in dcCross Episcopal Chunk, ; termilung the authenticity of the Success of. the ban I documents. wns attributed hv t 1 "Ami the conclusion and detenu.’ Commeiye o fficials'.tp | I '.nation of the experts is that the ^documents are spunmmr** asked wen^^^mdeil by Sr-cnn Trotter, nnd hi* ama ! Senator Johnson, It, of Calit'nrnattended tn nil of p,| ! in. acting a^'chnirmun of the enmsupervised the sale of J j mittee. "Y es." sunt Bedford. lie' with Moxtco th at brought the IIhad .charge of the prngru] , ndde.i tlicit ’the experts empllj/ed nlted States into the World Wat.' emenfs. i liy .Air. licurst would te aVnilahle Relatlfig his fascinating story Commendation of hi* nt all times for committee exam­ of espionage and counter- espion­ expressed not only by ination. age. Sir Alfred Ewing said that the trade organization James It, SheffieM, former Aguests nt the dinner.' a t the otatbreak of the war he was mericuti anilmssadoi to Mexico, director of naval education. At was' then called to the same, and th at time there was no depart­ denied that lie hud ever purclmscd ment f&r dealing with ciphers "D ad g e Brothers Victory Six Coupe any document in Mexico, *or thnl * *" ■ and he,was asked by the Govern­ the licurst documents liad liecn' ment to*slhd£rtako the work. turned over to him prior to their A Ram srkablo Project For Coruervatlon of W ater Resource* W ith Fu ll Repayment of All Coet to Federal tlovernm c** “ I got a few friends to come niiblii utin. T „ r > J , > D , . J , , T \ i n n n v -Mr. Graves deplored their misuse 1 . u o p r . n n n c a n y o n h a m r r . o j r c r T>ovI«. former rtln-rtnr of Redsr-.etlon: ' VYIIry. Tin- prrri nt main renal tune f«e. help me/* S ir Alfred said. "W e Sheffield s testimony ronlvnm .i dw lnm l-they hnd been gr«-nt' ' ‘m u * h * ««u** of Hit* It tflRtfii Ive K. E. Weymouth, former cltl l enffinter i.O nilW*w t b m u u b Mexb o mid Is tb n cull worked hara -and Mind remarkable H'Hiturtn lo l»o t h r u n h i d out in dictetl- much nf thnt“ heretnfnn* of the reclamation service; i nd cnblrmt of g ravy d iffi cu lti es Irinmnuih a s it Is th< LONDON, Jnn.,M INl h i* w i n te r. T h r p r o j e c t l» by r.u m r a n i titentbera I no I mil hr Herre*ary Hubert o n ly a r t e r y of w a t e r sup ply w h i c h I h t luck. The s ta ff of cryptographers "Every city is dependent upon British art ,4 reasuw. wiiij given the committee h.v Robert II. m w , fu r ft I i m b« i*n «it v . i o i . .1 tt iri licit* Work nn«I H ‘*crf*tary Herbert Hoover bate ru nclv i s o f lmp*‘n,*| Y . t l b y now l i i v t , ■«»t t h * U «t !• n y e a r* . M V . r a l Mov**itt- nBreed that a bl*h ilatn lit lloubt«f l t n a u t o At Its b i f l o - r e|**vallnn t h a pro waa gradually inrcaced until it U p ii arm n a f<»u'r elements,'the chamber of comftliirty, u former correspondent of to America’ fn fatur* ift o r n l u l t fig Inert luj: m i r v t y * till . c»Jy b « v * Canjon b the vnoei refinmitbb* eohiilon IMJ-I d A It* Auieflyuii esnoil w i l l p e r m it the Now York World, and now W l t n ttnmber 50. Numerous listening 4 / U r I ' 6 S G H W ' t r o ; the bank, the city govern- tionnl Art Collectnn lundj iff bn*n rumf.lwt il. H-riul. r It train t»f w a t e r d i m c u i t b a In t b s l o w n Culurudu r mi ta oka t ton o f it* bn If m ill io n s e m o f ihtiicirt nnd ('nik'rrxkiiiitii 11U11 I>, Hwlrtf, ri c h i l e j e r t hind ruiIottmWHif t h e praven l merit nnd the newspaper, Each way. employed ' hy the Cnlles GovernHiver Hasltn stations were set up at which the i t h Cnliforrilw ii », ni<< Npouaot ink tb.ii mu* irrlftnii tl «rr< aP'*s^ ^ Jb n i h i » ti t ih«» All* A n &pjjro ved by Rena l a nun diould lie u separate and independ­ ■merit. "Murry testified," snid John­ illvd Fwlnc-J ubngufi bill, wlndt t *i Hit f ’o n u n l l t e e iin IrrltMi ( Ion o ,.d rctWiut Mult to. t l i . u i < i n a l . Iinpcrlfal V a lle y r a n c h e r s German B eet signals and other tcontlnuoii from page one) The Fluid nitas at l:rl *r * r t t t bin I l f till* In r e trst tlutn In th o l a s t aeaalnri o f Co nur j***. l i t * b'wliiK- nTuat t o i i l . n u o to k v * uj* Half tin* w a t e r ent organization hut no city hns a tioanl son, "that the rlocuments in ques­ messages were systematically tak­ art tfenMures. espeth^ orb! in th o Co lo n *.In Itlvi r In i w e f i , J o h n s o n lull foi <<in«l*ocMou «>f tb n brd uirht fr o m t h e riv er unde r t e r m s o f tion in this investigation were glv- with a plea for truth and justice real future wheji complete co­ lures which may lout v i i l k en d Arlron.t lit II til|l«*r C.tnyuri Itoubt vr f ’wnyon Dntn find All A m e r ic a n tti-/ i )t a r l •r with M e t u u . * en In and from which they were • it i n r u n * «»f |» rmHn*rntl>* | iro i.* tt nit <a n a l , co ntem plate ** tin* t»nlM.:i|f of it m perln l V a l l e y , |\Iob b«-low s^.v l e v s l, operation does not exist between. en yon before being turned over to to prevail. "Gather around, join in market, and preseivinu: teleraphed to tho Admiralty to lie t|H*rlnl V a l l e y f r o m f.tx.ila i b ii imw ur«* d.iin tSO fe e t- in In* I it h i, i iipithte «'f Ini* is l i o c n x r * d t i l t h eprini; by (leva s t a t i n g the H.uirst Press, ts thnt tru e ?" n common movement ol progress the four," he declared. And in this i the use of British mu-fol a n n u a l i t t e i ti t« to o f t h e v U b m l (loundluB 2 #;,ooi| f*0 u m re f ; e i ot wat< r fiin\i*c w h ic h y e a r l y liec ome num* danger* deciphered. When the work had m In t b r I.’ nlted M u t t s . . n t h e - I l f . la de n w a t e r s build up th a th e uv c r.i R s How of iTn* i Ivor for n > e a r snid, ami Sanford will prosper ns long as connection, the speaker snid such urt Kan01ies ' n s mrmte “ It is absolutely untrue, passed Its Initial stnge, ns many •veilUii' tin* t*nlornilri 111vrr |* nit infer* find a IimIf . F ro :n i b i s i*re u t tla m w 111 b i•1 of the nt r*a m, I ,ntiff 1»•vee a a Ion*♦ ker p 1i‘ exists." he urged. a condition should be easy to foster ! 0f700 ‘.in(1 itH U(.,llH| inco. Slieffieli. t*' tind international atr*'uin. In »;tun** I m p r i a l V ail' y ilry f»mv, an d ff n v e r i i m e r t be dove)ope*! 1,<U iII fKM I h o f s * p u w e i of a s 2,000 intercepted messages wfli' f I* I b i* Fill** r o u r r e o f wurply o f I* yd t o e l e c t r i c e n e r g y fo r ttsa In t h e - m : m * c t s e* v l h a t btforw m a n y y e a r * Prefacing h is . introduction A | bVunuke America's s u lA Klieffield said he knew both < t* . i L. ii.. _r ______ r__ tchief .. attribute ___i i__ i rfv„(i if ironi win voarlv au Kl t a r i d n r e m In I bn F n u i l i u * e t lit-mu*** H ou ih vrc ii . T h i s po w er I * " t o lie t h e c h i e f the* l e v e e s will be too hifftl to be litaln* were dealt with in 24 hours. Mr. Lane, Mr. Forster eulogized is its genius for fraternity nnd love which nmount to one guira 'bier C a n y o n liea b e t w e e n tw o s t a t e * m e a n s of r e p a y m e n t , tn ihi* ifo v e rn in e n t ra in ed . Itoubb,-r D nm n lo n e cun i c f f u l a t a John I’uge, author of the Mexican “In this way a close and con­ t b e c a u s e dsveln|imen* r f hvd rn -* I n - f»f t h e c o st of th o p r o j e c t to i t c t h c t w tlb t h e r i v e r (•;* v e n g i n e e r s , an d In con»r* —|K?r member. Despite ti articles, anil Miguel Avila, the Mr. Graves nnd described him us n , for fellow man. r u r r f y la a n a d j u n c t t o t h i s j i r n j e r t . In t ere st. , n u t n e o n ot on ly t h a 6B.0C# d ir t f a r m e r s stant Watch was kept on the Ger­ With h unit; of these sepnrnte lively small amount, thr fi "chip off the old Idoik," referring I ’ nlte d Htntes i f o v r r n m vnt i* lit** o n 'y T h e AH *Am * r J c n n c a n a l 1« * n a u t l m r - of I m p e r i a l V a l l e y , b u t t h a w h o le Simla agent who procured the documents icy ( b a t c a n a c t . man fleet, and information was ob­ tuple elements, closely related hy u bond saved many masterpiecesT Ix.-iMon f o r civnntruction of n m a i n ir r lp a * o f C a l i f o r n i a Is b e n d i n g s y s r y e f f o r t t o „ ..... To ........... : for him. Me said I'a go had brought to tlui eloquence m Joan o v e r m n e n t eniflneprs Including s u r h lion catuiI lapplnn Him r«i!nra«ln Itlver s e c u r e f a v o r a b l a a c t i o n by C o n g r e s s I h U tained beforehand of their respec­ Graves I and the career which " f fellowship nnd harmony, a .spirit ing abroad by astute her i a s Dr. EI hoihI Mini, Art but 1* uh ovs Y u m a an d w lU itar. t h e JiruuirU l i i i m Mexican documents to lh.* cat. stamped him as one of the South’s l-^ liberalism, of live nnd let live frequently, when r. ^ct* tive movements. Thus it was, for hassy for examination. outstanding journalists and iectur- «>l" u!«j prevail nnd/he community celebrated mnsterpine iit , example, that the British Admir­ i . "On oi c occasion—-I think it wns t.rsl Hi.ould progress accordinjfly. Ub- l it is able to find the J»i with an intuitive mind that works alty knew the day before the in May of tliis y earhe fume to crnlisra, explained, wns n purchase iiv private sub*d with lightning-like rapidity. For Mr. Forslr ruitcrafcti the cor Battle of Dogger Bank what Ger­ The Cflmmitlee ol lin>T; three days lawyers for the state the embassy with what purported dial w Aeleonie e xtended by his bank ,i 'l,t’l?inJbr opportunity. A'W^ “-|— ~ man ships were coming out, at tried to trap him in cross e.xaminn- to be some Mexican government to lh e Sanford Au.u.lie Nntiona sire L> progress and show iniprove- estimates thnt 000 arttl what time they were coming, and I Hon lit t)n> fieioiiH iiiiinjer trial, dneum.'iits, oiiu « f which purported1 Bank and with its organization ment. Illustrating the point, the |have thus l»een saved brl Where they w tre going, •*o be a sheet from a ledger of the added that "Now we’ve got two i peuker related the story of evo-i „ince i(H inception in k ! <hut failed. - 'A id To live Navy Mexican Trciunrj* I»epatInvent, great efforts nre now Mi real banks in .Sanford," a remark lution. All his life he lived, in Cincin- said Sheffield. “ All this information wns ob-! Centuries ago, he snid, a monkey ' to extend its scope. ' m Tl. He was originally -a stenothat elided thunderous applause. tained from signnls from German dropped out of n tree and stood eAmong its triumphs ard grapher in a railroad office. Later i "Did you examine them ?" "Yes.. .lv sptaker gave , v „n ....^. The brief history rect on his hind feet. Others of his headquarters to the ships concer­ chase of the world-famed I he engaged in precinct politics, us ^ 'vns asked for an opinion as to j of (j,,. jjf,, ,-f Mr, Lane nnd of hiis kingdom made fun of him for dis- Venus" of VelnsquOz; El ned. it was obtained in good time , New York, Jan. . George e u in v e n t th e p ro h ib itio n law w h ere u Denuicrut. Finally he entered his j their genuineness. 1 replied I t-arocr [ls tt hnnkci. One of the th 'to arrange for sultnhle counter­ Conners, of ('iacii.eati, used to be uncle’s real e s t a t e business. It wns would not express such an opinion most' significant tilings nlimit Mr. regurding the customs of his race "Duchess of Milan"—for aif j bonze w ns m ost plen tifu l in the by choosing to wnlk on two legs one month— Breughel’s "Ai| measures. r s success, he said, was that instead of swinging from tree to Fund raised $.‘100,000 the "prince of the bootleggers" in g r e a t e s t w h is k e y et lite r o f th e im - while working foi his uncle tiiat 1 did. however, umpimtieuliy sla te. “ N ext morning the B attle of Dog­ that the ledger sheet, which pur- 1be Atlantic National Hank today 11 !•,,{. hv his tail. Conservatism, he this country. .\s such he ruled 1 iv e rse. R e m u s b e g a n b uy in g up la- met Remus, ger Bank began. The watchers ini ... _ . . . , and even the (l |pnrti'd to show tin* payment of j has two and a half times more de- pointed out. led the others to do of the Shepherds" and Ms "I bid heard about Remus and Tv . I , ,■ * i i .with an iron hand “ Madonna"—all of which* the Admiralty, deciphering every! ••hardest" ruffians and hijackers d is t i ll e r ie s to m eet the g r e a t de- lie looked like tii" real goods t o I mrncy to United States Senators! posits than the largest lmnk in New as their fathers nnd grandfathers treasured possessions of th could poi be genuine. BigTial." H e hud a | ' " a n d fo r liq u o r u fte i |irohibitb'U me." said Conners. "I wanted to ^ nrk 50 years ago." had done before them, while the ish nation in the National G ] dared not cross him. wtien be bail set ill litid he and C o n n e rs m et. i- money leu mu ; a bootleg----- — ------------ ' r e p u ta tio n fur gnim ne R. J. Holly ituroi-accd Mr Gruv- 1liberal continued to disregard the * LAKY MAY WARM BENCH i m a n a g e d ''D e a th V a lley F a r m " on T h e y bi'e am e liusiiu-ss * p a r t n e r but finally 1 let e s as "being from Georgia" nnd u laid order of things, .1 into u altCf-^Rcm i tile o u t s k i r t s o f ' C in e in n a ti, tin . and to tiiis' day a r e c lo s e s t nf journalist of much ability. He "As a result, the conservatives frie n d s . . NEW YORK, Jnn. n»\v easy it was ( I N S ) — I b i g g e s t bonze c a c h e in* A m e r i c a , RIGGERS DAIRY FAB described Mr. Graves as being en- are still monkeys while the liberParking spnro on the d ugout ' m 1(| he s till lias t h a t , re p u ta tio n . " I f my w i f e had been a s loyal t Iteimis Was buying a few more dowed with the qualities that hud I ills have grown into real men," he Phone 3711 . bench of the New York Yankees dres-y rnie iH Conners," said Remus re­ distilleries at Mint time,' It was Today Conners, a slim made his fullier famous, la a.hum- sniit. .^ 1 Sweet Milk Sweet tn| may be worth nearly us much us n fellow of about thirty-five, with cently. "I neve*- would have shot o unity imperative. Itcmos found, i nrous vein, Mr. Holly snid he had | Tn extending gTtjiit'ings to the' ■lock exchange scut within u few dark brown eyes, Murk curly hair . her.” Butter Milk to have undisputed possession of been asked to introduce the speak- g'.tliei'ing, Mayor E f F. ilouse> y e a n . For indications lire tlmt and a poker face, is now nil o ffi­ There is something about the the premises do as to siffeiy ab­ LONDON, Jail. —(IN S ) — 1 ' r because the ethics of their pro-i ndder lauded Sanford's spirit of Milk for Habiei Lyn Lory and Jimmy Reese, pur­ cial of the' Kentucky Distributing eool, shrewd-looking Conners that stract whiskey from the distil­ chased from the Oakland Club of Company, dealers in medicinal suggests that lie can take care of leries. So ho had to purchase much One of the strangest i lubs in the fossum prevented him from "toll- ellnwship as evidenced by the the Pacific Const longue for ap­ whiskey, and according to himself, himself in any emergency. You accessory real -estate—buildings, world, composed entirely of crooks 'nK t° " much about Mr. Graves."f* , urge attendance und the general Li defense of myself, Mr. Shin- ; eeling of optimism and good will proximately $125,000, muy be- is out o f the bootlegging “ racket.” imagine, somehow, lie lms met such furniture, offices and even corner who have decided to "go straight" hMsor t)nd thousands of others who I hnt permeated the room. bench warmers when they report He is now married to ii elmrming "emergencies" and there are many saloons. That’s whece Conners has been founded here. . M c L a u lin s And strange ns the composition ‘,,ne com*'to Horidn from Georgia, i The Mayor praised Mr. Forster to tho Yunks l/i 1910, young woman and is Very proud stories thnt tend to substantiate came in. Conners struck good bar­ ENGRAVING the light references made nr his public spiritedness und deof In's home and bis six year old that belief. He is exceedingly re­ gains for Remus, and they made a of the organization itself Is th* 1 state,” -Mr. JL'Iuml "Now is the time when we DADE C ITY —Equipment for daughter, Rose Muriel Conner*, served with strangers, having little great pair. Once together there place in which it m eets-nothiag | ly Mr' l,0.‘ >' .lo Diamond Mounti| “ln, ^ i' J/nged real men in our city to carry 1C,000-egg rapacity inbubntqr Ih>- who idolizes her Muddy. H orblajn fo say until he has the oilier party was no limit, with two high- less than the Church of All Hub f,r " V‘‘* "‘V '' hen a,i,,0,,• Florida Watch Repairin* destined to heeome become aa gi great state V>n the work of making Sanford a ing installed in building on Ninth lows, in Mark-Lane. ' is* l1 .” '"« * t'» Conn-i s would now probably be folly sized Up, and then lie ran he powered minds in operation. JcwelerH-Optnmetpal . . . if Georgia can only hold out.” /greater community. Htreet. . a real estate man if he bad nut an entertaining companion. He lias Conners eventually became mviiThe club is known as the U ague "J see see you people nf of Sanford Householder made the you people Sanford j 1 Mayor Mayor Householder me! George Remus, the former had dozens of thriling—experiences of "Death Valley F ilth 1' on the the Straight Road) It was JA C K SO N V ILLE fy Flagler Chicago criminal lawyer who in hut rarely talks of thciq. He is a outskirts ob Cincinnati, the big- founded by Mis, Marjorie Evanth ^ ^ -.a n ta g e nf Vpirlt' of Sanford citizens coinparStreet Improvements 'completed. 11" •>'* Luis in >'«ur miila. I'abie to that of the man who form 1919 came to Cincinnati to cir- realist, practical to an extreme. ecHt liquor cuclie in the country. | . “ ■ } } ' It mm* Kit nut i it nt«,ii . i f ‘a sifcn u W ll,uu vvorK^i, in tompuny with just have in Jacksonville*. I thu I-ivnch Forcicn Legion, who FURS -ftlull anil c o n t a i n e d a numlier nf nn ex!*iur^ wr w^° *>ci*n do tint know ydu^ M r.« Lane hut I knew no satrificu that wur too Wo are paying hi<| buildings, smm. of which liopsed i lh‘' w* r* „ ... o ^ r v e d that*'h#Hnd In common great to make if it was essential O U T O U R W A Y barrels of liquor. Sev.nal bundled M>' ‘‘x-burglar purlner, Miss with out Ed Lano*-;thesame grace *" growth amt progress. Evidence - u s e s of liiiiim were hroaaiu then* Kvttiw told International News nf -f i|»u,v and heauty tof counten- V * this spirit hml been reflected cash market pric«| ■f— •t one time and stored. Connor* 1Service in describing her unique unce/' hr said 1 'umiu* continued lurintr past monthshut undaunted, Coons, Opossum, AM HE O A G O P had an express official “fixed"' orffonir.ation, ‘pave me entree in ihnid-etappin*r. r c* HU . * . were Roina a^DoMT' T aiw K C o z i l k I X s c a \p Y a ot their business of building u TVMVAO G O r md lu* ran cars out on tinrailto, the most distinguished set of "/’his is .one-of the happiest oc I I I O lu' I I I 1 1 t i l l > m i l 1 1 1 1 tilt l 1 1 1 , UIL l i n i a t M i a u U K U i a i l V t l act' « » » _ ....... tut . It'f A W A ty O U W F E R I a im T G o T IM O p —'M . Wild Cats nnd P*I road fiitlitm that shipnnntH crooks in London. Itris more dif- easions of my life for it is the only f 1 ^ ■ M S* i H t T 'IM Hol TO* H»kA . . . . 1.1 I... O lu ito oit.l alll.al-lk* , ___ 1 i __A . * 1 . 1 .....................1 1 ........... (jllll* tl ( i f 1 n i* » Atfltk* oiXl nltlii *Sanford is looking up und will Male 4Hint I khave ever Kbeen aide ubl be made .easily and .quiekly. |ficull tn ___ get. Iinto Ibis set *than *Tlr\‘ F t n ^ r C R A C K * X a im T o m e . i Remus had several depots ol the 1into any of the exclusive la May- l" sit tit the table with bankers, to continue to do so.” the Mayor con­ U S * A LL Fields Fur O M A ) M -nine kind, but none as large ns j fuj r •a surrounded by them and still tinued. "W e will forget the past vNjmct-\ ‘S iTo m i 3 vM ERe. Oo\M' and look, to the future for that is 193 N. Park Jtve. N,c| this one. Conner’s parjner in this! ..,[crt. Wt. find men and women have a comfortable feeling. To jhtL only wav tii gi-oW." (i O S \ S F E L l £R*=> • TH E . VM CKir ■T’ H o c iP o B a r m Valdes, Sanford, FM have them f.peak to me cordially enleVprlse was John Gml.utn fa her h straight', hut who G \T MK HOLDVKl; "This occasion and the splrlrThnrf* OKI- ' » M . \ K tT A , AM’ •if four chihltvn, who worked on . * . » * ii aid smile upon mo is a pleasure T ' 'M /io e ' i m the faani ) nave not had a favorable oppor- that I have seldom enjoyed bc- prevails here." said Judge Wallace A FTER XAJC.VEU % ^ C o v i E . R L O "'T'OAOv' ntA C H tO W* Wright iq a short talk, “de­ U p — A H r-R WE. p a r s e d a l l Trucks loaded with booze came I Hinity. fnre." im a m P o l l e d "Every member of the elub has W AL\Y R o l M D ml went for months. The busi­ Reft i cing to Mr. Ijine, the speak­ mand that we congratulate oursel­ T h er ch rlS . '\NA O u T Aim ness xvus enornuis. Much'of the li­ to be introduced and vouched for er said thnt ho had known the for- ves for such n manifestation of stTo w m A W i -B l E hoo^c^ quor was Remus’. He was pretty by a member who knows thnt he n-.iT a year and a hnlf. “At the good will,” Mr. Lnne was praised hy Judge busy, however. witK his many dis­ wunts a chance. For four months time 1 met Mr. Lane," Mr. Graves Wright for his broad vision «nd tilleries and lilit (’enaers was lin­ he is on proRSDon." said. "I thought he was the perfect careful analysis - which were re­ ing a land office hasiness for the The duh at present has forty embodiment of all that I hud read demand greatly excite ik'd the sup­ members, und Miss Evans hopes and heard of a “hard-boiled bank­ sponsible for the organization of the Sanford Atlantic Nutonul Hank ply. I er,on to enlarge it to fifty. She I or’ nnd now after knowing him for extension of the state’s Guns were mniinted on “Death finds employment und providrs lh months I nm still convinced of and strongest financial interests t„ Valley-’ und, although prohibition amusement for her strange col- that fact." elude Sanford. officials knew the place was in leagues, nnd devotes all her time launching into his address, the Reiterating Mr. I-ane's axseiiion operation, they did not dare raid it. for months. Finally one Sunday, to keen them from the tempta- *P*okcr defended civic exaggera­ that the occasion wns nut of ce­ when most of the ruffians nod gun­ tions Which might cause them to t'®" UR being the resplL of civic menting the cordial feeling be­ ,n '* e an,) l< nece««tYy*element‘ of tween Jacksonville and Sanford men employed there w ere away, ,o back to crime. ________ J_______ * , boosting. Exaggeration about San- Judge Wright added that the spirit 'hev did raid it, and that marked ' F IV E D IE IN F IR E ford’s celery crop or any of its of co-operation would continue- to •h* end of "Death Valley Farm,” _____ other resources was excusahlo and ex k i between the two cifies ur rod directly led to the arrest of LIT TL E ROCK, ARK., Jan . \\— would be forgiven by the Lord, he lohg as the St.' Johns river linked Remus, Conners, Gei'hym nnd T h r o w H a al»y Bu many others nnd it.wafbmot long (IN S )— Five children were burned * pn'‘l- He emphasized the point by the two cities, Sneaking in behrdf nf the Ati: m o n t h e K Id n •yp* before Conners and Remus were *.o death today when the farm relating a story of visiting Palm •nnvicted of violating the prehibi- houre of W. G. Leahy, near here, Bench where he saw a sign, "Come lafitjc Const Line Railroad, which /~lOLDS put eztrs bunbf*J icn law nnd sentenced tp Atlanta was destroyed by fire. The dead, and Hove u Swim In Out Ocean." had the lurgesl number’of reser­ L } kidneys. When th* n’l rhildrcn of Denby, are Ophelia, This, he thought, was nn extremely vations for the dinner. T. L. Dumar UP. impurities remain in neniteqtiai^'. . . , "J often thought wlienT was do­ 14; Lorcne, nine; Ruth, seven; John large claim to so broad an expanse superintendent, said, "Sanford U •ad .are ept to make on* ing my time in Atlanta," said Con­ twelve and Ravin, Four. Denby was of water until on a- visit 'tq Tybee our town, Seminole jN our own wd»y wub .heedwbas. dizi -vekmehe. A ' ners, "o f what my uncle told me awakened hy the Btuoke hut was Island, near Savannah he encount­ county nnd Florida is our hUt«.r . oltsn.iw-yp,,!. vrsralnjksicmu ^ ^borninj**1 when l ’ snid I wft& going in hu»i- unable to rescue tho children who ered a sign, "Main Entrance to He gave figures to Indicate, tht* * Dsen s P lU t, ^ slimulsat1 extensiveness of the railroad'* In ncsil with Remus. Ho said, ‘George, were uslecp in an adjoining room. the Atlantic Ocean." “ But imagine' my amazement terests in Sanford and pledged th* r* of f* don’t do anything that would mako when I rend In a history of South wholehearted support of hlfiysel BIT I L d Tn'G WRECK ED your mother nshumed of.*^. Cnrojina/written by a Charleston­ and his nssocisteA to the task o' Conner* added the sumo' com­ banfordM lld in t ■ ■ ■ ■ I BERLIN , Jan. V - ( I N S ) —Four ian ,.th at the Gnoper nnd AshlOy building ment Remus Jjaf so often made: F. \v. Bender made an p i . . .. "A ll j^gtgjj^ni^ay ft’as to snlt persons were known to have been rivern united at Charleston to for more, support to the Chgaibe' ■y ■ ’ nd* bribe •good ‘ _!’ prooks who killed tind between liO and 30 oth- forn\ tin* Atlantic Ocean Dcserihing ns thre" oat i/ Commen’e, declaring It th^nios' A ed hy someone else thers .Were ladieved hurled In the woul Importfnt organization In town of d*bris whi*n it four story house In important ,und sign ,v i anvwi ; city.^tAl'describing 4 comnnmH , » w ri nut of the hnt»tle*^ .North B(»liH was wrecked today In th<T -rue SHaRre h ClW fft ttlA A .c r t . c«,T Bro^b *• 0 ammonia gas explosion. ss t o y good .nttwruH V t*. — ging ' ! . »T 1 v*5ZitrJii ,.v-,r;t»V* * j / vr ■ ' ' . r' ■-.ii .'............. " ,v i- f" & . £ L - ‘*n r'"tW -’K jat kept secret of the World W ar,” were disclosed n. Edinburgh by S ir Alfred , Ewing, who In.#1914'' was in charge of tho room. “ Roant. 40" was iv departmn.t a t the British Admiralty known to a vary few persons. Its business WM to ^decipher German radio messages, and, as n result, every movement by Germnn warships was known in advance to the British Government. As an example of the inform a­ tion thug obtained, tho British Navy was enabled to go out to meet the Germans In the battles of the Dogger Bank and Jutland. Famous Messages “Boom' 40" also deciphered the message^from the’ German U-bnnt i r a a e 150a y U in n e r P r o v e s B ig S u c c e s s ‘ London To ResS Selling 0 f Br Treasures Toil GeorgeConners OnceKing I O f Bootleggers Quits Job WhickHeRuled With Vigor "riK'i Club Organized liy Crooks WhoWishTo Lead Straight Lives m m j IL j m v o i ii hv:C ..-m W i n t e r ’s Coll a n d C h ill) h I ' A+szrZj#i rTI « « BSS1 ■jm ; 1 -*.• i * m S & ; L I . . i* . v j �-. if a ® ‘ -' " ' 2 mi :V •,v.cr P A Q g T W g -- " I. O. O. F. INSTALLATION Radio Programs la s t Monday night Jnnunry 2. Grand - Master James O. Ilo f* and S ta ff installed the officers of Sanford Lwfge No. 27 I. O. 0 . 'F . f o r ' the ensuing term. Tho o’. ccttvr officers install­ ed were G. U. Stowurt, Noble (Legal Notices)— Umwlv-Uu. -U.~ .-Southward,. Vice. \V~ W. "Von-N ess; Seem* ttrnmi ..................................... IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE .ary and B. It. Gray, Treasure. *BHD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF District Deputy 8— Financial RATES In Advance rill be received I'collector »«nt paym ent. _____ 10c a line Be a line __7c a line on request rates are's for irtlons. average length brge .of 30c for h g Is restricted fid atlo n .. (.made The SanII bo. rcsponsiblo correct Insertion, 1for subsequent ■office should be lately in case c i B R T ISE R P representative nlllar with rates Assiflcatlon will ileto information, h, they will assist g your want ad ire effective. 26—-Misceliacjcoua -Ear-Sale SANFORD BOND AND MORT­ GAGE COMPANY. 112 Second St. Will loan on improved business ind residence property. Also will buy. first mortgages ns security. Herald va. • J. A. LASHDROOK, ut ala, BeWood, all lengtns, for sale. I*envu foiulanttl. orders ut 1511 Mcllonvillo Ave. ORDER OF PUBLICATION RILL TO QUIET TITLE. 1 Purchase pepper and other apring F. B. Dyson. THE STATE OF FLORIDA. crop seed fro m ' Stores Seed T o H o w a rd O lcn , a ll paraont* Company. Arcade Bldg., and be h liv in g o r. c la im in g a n y In tercu t In Classified Display the lan d h e re in a fte r d eacrllied an assured of pure type strains. All h eir*, devlaeea. legatee*, g ra n te e * o r seed disinfected. o ther clnlm alitH u nd er I,. Y . E lite 10-15 Plants and Flowers 1.1— Miscellaneous Save 26*/i:, O. 5. Vaughn, optome­ trist, L. II. Griffith, Optician. Sanford Optical Co., 305 E, Gth St. Hurry and get your supply. Eyes examined, Glasses made, only 200 cords dry' H inch pine stove fully equipped. Plant in Sanford. Also watch and clock repairing— wood $5.00 per cord.* Must be moved off of land. reasonable prices. J . J . CATES, at Farm, West Side. Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph repairing our specialty. Toys, I S = S X 2 S E 5 K 2 K ormnn s supplies. Goo. W. Deetch, "Tho Bicycle Store." McLnnder Arcade. 15— Apartment For Rent 2 Furnished housekeping rooms. $1-1.00 monthly, ail eonvenlcnccs. 301 Comer 5th nnd Palmetto. For Rent— Furnished apartment; 1101 Elm Avc., corner 11th St. ?ound Furnished rooms fqr tight househooping, with or without gar■tan Cat.— Phono nge. 018 Laurel Avc. FOR R E N T -— Two. furnished apartments, large rooms, DIP Jerarm bag front P ark Avc. ** »nts Park Avu., ird. Furnished opnrtmcnt, 1110 Myrtle Avo. Inquijo Mrs! Julius Takacii. Pliono 597-It. >rsc mule. Weigiit Ired pounds, No- Attractively turnlshed apartmente comer Park nnd Tcntli Sts bMichaci, Eureka Frigidniro installed, water, and garage furnished. Pliono 18-J. Fcur room furnished apartment Yfor return of black with private bath. 317 Park Ave. otted female Llew- Cor. 4th St. rhonc 74. iwering to name B6-W of write Ur* 15— Apartment For Rent FOR RENT— Apartment mid single room, nt 320 Oak Ave. »h in street or tiL Call 740 J . )A> to S. W. Grant, FURNISHED apurtmapt for rent ^ receive rewurd. in the Herald.building— h dawn town l cation at remarkably low Ittery on Pnlmct- rates. Ask for Mr. Haines ut The Ave., Thursday Hera 1*1 «. *iice. Be 502. lfl^—Houses For Rent <1 room bungalow; double garage. 2011 E. Spurting St., $2 5 :1)0 Call 321 E. First St. Phone 49-W. I-haml Ford. State month. Bn nnd price. Box Announcements NOTK.’K OF ANNUAL STOCK-. H O L D E R S '* M K U T tN O . Not leu Ih In-reljy glvua that tlie n-Kiilnr Annual Meutlnu »t Hu* stoekholders of SANFORD ROND A MORTUAOE COMPANY will I... Iieltl .at thi! office of Uni Couinatiy nt 112 Fust Second Street, Sanford. Florida, nt three o'ulock P. Bi\ on Jnnunry loth. IS2S. Dated this l'3rd. tiny of December, 1927. 11 A . D O U G L A S S . President.. — ------TTTT7D."TT~ tVILSON. Avenue between 9th and 10th Street. Apply 001 Park Ave., or phone 224. JN O . 1> J IN K IN H . .'I’EUINTIINDENT OF FOR HIPEUI7 PPlJVlC IN INSTRUCTION indblale for re-election am a tliiidld! modern house, |oI the offllfi oT superintendent of two garages, 117 )>nurel Ave., public luSLincthm i f o r S e m l n o t o Service. . County, aunjeet tto the Democratic ond 2nd. St. -iT I’rlmnry. Your support will bo ap­ |t & Wall Paper Co., preciated. Uunguiow, !> rooms, sleeping T W I.AWTON. it St. Sole agents.for porch, garage. $35.00 per month. inprqof 1‘alnts nnd I hereby i|tin ounce my rant) Ida cy 002 Em Ave. Appy Roberts culcomunlu transfer for rr-eleelloll to " th« office of G roecry. Count} Judge of Seminole Comity it Paints and Brush* Florida, subject to tbo will (i» the ptuart, Prop. 18— Wanted To Rent I lomocnitlc. Voters I}f KOfilllinli' Furnished bungalow • with lhr.**> i'ottu* i . in tin Democratic Primary ol. Farms, Groves, lied rooms. Call Phone No. 1 elect loll III b- Iflll June Dill. 192S |N. Park Avc. Phono JAS G. rill ARON. PI d ,IT U 'A L A N N D P M 'E M E N T I liercby miiioutice my eaiiilidui:} PRINT SHOP l or Sale: Modern <5 room liung:.- for the office of clerk, of the t ice on anything in CJicull Point, su.ijeet to tho action iuw with batli, hot ami cold of the niters at the June Primary. phone call will get It R. DEAK lone 417-W. 9 Hull-1"liter, breakfast alcove, centrally 1ioiatcd near school. Built by own-1 " , er and wijl sell below cost with <to t i j i . v u teiih o r WKMI.XOLK terms. This in the very best buy , ,l t r . b y .y candidacy lYOUlt OL1) WALLS Sanford. Write to Box 915, i i.-ei ion to the o ftl.r of slierf.NLW WALL PAINT in lit raid. ' Hotnlnolc t'orndy subject to NEW AND BETlli* arlh.n uf thi- voters tn til* JRTH ER INFORMA> FOIl SA LE: Small liouse on Mag­ lH-mocratlc lu lin.iry t" lm held tisxt Jurit>. I will aupryclttts your PHONE 235-J Oil nolia Avenue north of Centra] support, rrbp.clf ull v yours. ROLLER, SANFORD. C. it. HAND. Street. $3500.00. Practically no cu*h requited payments like rent. TO V OT E R S OR MOI l.\ (II.K ITOITNT1 )RUG STO RE— Prc- Address R. II. B. Caro The Herald. I hereby, atiuo u iite m y se lf us a )rugs, Soda. We nro 20—j-Farms For Sale (-umthlut*. fu r s h e r iff of Sem inole Uoiitity su b je ct to lilt* a ctio n of your phone. Cal) ll)3 the D e m o cra tic u rlm p ry to »# OVIEDO C ELERY LAND ' hehl In the c u r ly p a rt of J u n e D .2I, Sign» of >all kinds, V e ry re sp e ctiv e ly . acres or mure, one mile from PMnt A *Yull Paper ' Ten E . E . DRADT. city limits, flowing wells. Coa-it Line nnd Seaboard loading tracks / V OI.ITlt’AI. •AXXORXf'EMKXT I—rtptlrlng, piano one-half mile from property. Prick. ' i l.c re h y . ann o u nce m y cam llU avy for tlic slate li-glsluiure, subject . p6ru with 11 year* $225 per acre, nothing down. Pay­ to the u t i l uf l)iu v o te rs in tha inford music store able 10 equal annual payhicnti, p rim a ry *»f Ju n e fi. t; \v. ^ n t z m i n g e u . Ipno, Room 10 A 11 Mc- inlercst 0 pet. Paul P. Harnfett, 19 Wall Street, >Pkone 832. ' Orlando, Florida. Phono 8393 ^BLOCKS— Irrigation f or 5313. 1 ____ SALESMAN SAM ' I «enoral. cement work: lcretc Co. J , - E . Ter- 21— Acreage For Sale op. .Jrtl aqd Kf)q M 't S S t R .V \ FOR S A L E i--B i’uutiful arceagc between Orlando roads, 33 1-3 failed Female VJRoT E i t acres, consisting of somo high and <M-L .: *|my fo r plain sew- some low land. Ideally bituated N W S e C .p l or machine; easy. for poultry farm. Frontage oh old No,, selling. Partlcul- Orlando roRd. Can be bought at IG EE D RESS CO., Ter. a bargain with very easy payments'. Hex Building, Phlladel- This Is an opportunity for some one to get a desirable poultry farm for almoit nothing. For further r-Barn $10 dozen sewing information see R. J . Holly, First Srncrlcnce unnecessary; National Bank Building, Sanford, ,,Eusy. steady work, Florida. fjjt. A»’ 'ressed envelope 24— Lots For Sole tih ; L j.h e n Dress Co., FOR” 3A LE: AT ACTUAL~COST mi rwid* tin and rUvtnlsed 8$. fbona 1U . Semlnolo Builders, Ine. P, O, Box $31, Sanford, Florida, deeeaapd, and a ll peraon* h n v lh j or cln ltn ln g a n y In terest In the fo llo w in g d escrib ed land , to - w it ; • T h e N o rth w a st a u n rte r (N W 1*0 Ik e So u th w est q u a rte r (S W D O . Sectio n seven teen . ( 17). T o w n sh ip tw e n ty -o n e Sm ith t S l S ) . Itn n g u 'th ir ty E a s t ( 3 0 E ) ,' In Sem inole C o u n ty , F lo r id a . ' . north co rn e r of sa id Lot IS, thence south to N orthw est eornpr o f mild L o t D, of slild F r i t * P lo t o f Fin 't Iteeil. thence E a s t to W e st Hnu of \ i . m . . a vc. th en ce N orth You. and each of you uru lierehy required to appear nt t h e X C o u r l hou*o In Sanford. HemfWln bounty . Florldn on Monday, ihe \ } h b a y of F e b rn n ry , A. IV lf*2 S, t X . a \ s w e r h im * lithe H. W h ile , hvwI iisi you, Ownoc went f< he if. situ a te tV m lim lc C o u n ty . F in . m ; i -« of N tv i -4 of n w others, wherein and whereby said Comptnlnunts pray (or n de cre e ca n c e lin g any claim , ‘ rig h t title. Interest nr ilenuiiul. which you. or any nr you, may h av e or rlalin Jn nnd to unid lumt nml q u ietin g mol con flr mlng tl-e title to unlit land In tile sntd Ci-mplulii- aut*.. * I'pifll (allure to uppesr. plead, answer or .demur on m- before sahl Ctll ilny uf February, \. II. I !*p*t to the unlit Itlll of i ' o, -in ..plaint fllt-.l nr ,ll|_uaiiL-cauu^ a datnee o r-th e C o u rt iiTU he unterei entered against you. T h t s o rd e r to he ................. . once I In i -i of Hrctlon 7. Twp. 20. H. I t 34 East eta. 10 acre* more or lets, situate In Sitmlnolo Coun­ ty. Florida. This Is to give Notice that upon Ihe 1fit It day of Decani her, A. D. IV27. tin* foregoing - ftuTi wus conino lire.| in this Court mid the pro­ perly •described herein before has been levied upon In pursuance of the will of nltfit'.itneiit l*suad here­ in. Therefore, you mid ench of you mid all pi-nious claiming any Ini„ the itbo v* ilescrlb ed p ro - Saturday, Jan , 7. ■* * * * * * 0 * * * * * * * * * * * C:00— Waldorf Astoria' orchcatra—W EAF WHO W KEI WCAE. / 7:30— South Sen Islanders; Hnwnilnn Numbers-e* WEAK W W J. 8:00—New York Symphony orchestra — WJZ W BA L WHAM WRC KDKA WLW W JR KYW WCCO KSD WOC WHO WOW WDAF HAS WSM WMC W SB WTIC W.IAR WTAG WC8H, 0:00—I’hilco Hour: Rose of A lg e ria -W JZ WBAL WHAM WRC KDKA WLW W JR KYW WCCO KSI) .WOC WHO WOW WDAF KVOO 11 * * ^ * * “ W t l t '^ J A V W T M J ' W A f " WKEI WTIC WTAG WCSH. * 12:00—Musical Hour— K FI * KGO KPO KFOA KGW. », 9 * * * * * • * * * * * • <* * Revue v SA T U R D A Y , JA N U A R Y 7. 272.0, ■'WTfTAtUntu: City,' 1,100? 7 :05, tlinncr music;* 8, tlinnui dunce music. 285.5, W B A L Uultiniorc, 1.05 0 : 0 :30, di.tncr_ orchestra^ 8 ^ N. - Y . , ^ " ,l>,'l,‘‘;V oK h estln ; 9, Philc*. ilour; 1U, (Imu*o music. 122.3, WOlt Newark, 710: 0 : 17, san s Chain Store Magnate 7 o'°T'Z Explain His Agricultural Project To Chamber Body -MARMONS Automobile Co. Avo. Phono 137. Nicely furnished 11)— Houses For Sale (Legal Notices) FEA TU RED FROG RAMS !' w,f|’'l( I"*** ,‘;,r r V U“ ' u ! l'-'rli are hereby ordered to bn and |*|*-'.*■ IIFIUIU tiic wi«ui «» ...rilwof general1 Cli dilution .V . , c"l lidI j r pp iil- before tbe Vlivtiu Circuit Court, In* papvr 1 for Seminole County, Florida, published III Heniliiolu County mi it Sanford, upon the £>t)i_ i\«y of .............. ...... Florida.Done mid1 ordered this the ~17M. *lhi« cSu^tTud'^f"|Tr S ecretary . ■lay of l>e* tiuitoi. a J . I not Mtn«$rwlno iuuHt«<c*ni •»> aeinuti (ME A L ) . 0 ill Jo- entered against you. V. E lifUJHLAHM. is Ordered th a t th is N otice •Clerk Circuit Court, Hcmlti b- Itpul...shed In ,Tho Hanford Her- Shi-Lni; cn'vmblo; t5:4.i, NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Aim j;, Gearget to Armflold, who lias nu»f with such signal success in ole Count}. Flnvldu. 1i.l ;i newspaper jiulillshod In Lung; Atscmhle; 7:30, Villa Von- . OF STOCKHOLDERS OF SEMIN• . , . ... . „ . . , - , . ' "* Ify A. M WEEKS, OI.U SECURITIES CO. Seqiin d" County, Florldn, once ico nrohpstrn; si, 8 . vmnivii Chimes; 9. *Mixed l>. t '••mil miau f tlu‘ musicttl comedy, "Qqpcu High" which ccmiea to Sanford on Jad e ,uu(U f •m il u. u* JK. jk. lur for tills the pyriou period O ofI iwu two ,v' Sanford. Florida. NO TICE IS 1! K i l l ' l l Y O tV EN __ ) months, ‘ pest inimodlntoty succeed-. qm utet; H;30, Winter Carnival; 9 ,; uai'y Ui at the Milano Theater. T h a t In pursuance with tho C h arte r Ill*- dale hereof e s s WHEREOF. I have Hntnlktrgcr Little Symphony; 10. mol III nccorrtnncu with tho provl* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN U >TN ....... 3^4. £».■>.• this ;ii|li day Ilf Dm: am tier, A. D. pianist; snptunn; 10:30, Balulnikt Hloas of law, the nttnunl meettnu TWENTY-THIRD JUDICIAL Cl it■if Stnrkhiili|i-iN of the Seminole t !*v:. a I Ixed ni} hand and official (’PIT UF T i m STATE OF FLOR­ Sent m ibis i Ireutl Court at Boyers; 11:05, Henderson's orches­ S e cu rities Cmnimny will lie held nt IDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE S:.of.oil Se’ii pole County, Florida. tra, the office of the Company. In the PLENTY. FLORIDA. v E D O U GLA SS. City o f Sanford, F lorid a , on the 191.5, WEAK New York, (510: K. M. ASHCRAFT, Receiver .Sem­ tOlii dny of .Innnary, I 9 2 S, nt the |. i i in' Circuit Court, inole County Rank, Plaintiff, hour of ] 0 :on o'clock A. M..- for S. mu County, Florida. 0:10, Waldorf-A 'dorm nr^hesti'n; vs l:\ A *M. W E E K S . the purpoKu of eonsIderliiK eueti T. L. LONG, Defendant. 7. South Sen Islanders; 7 :30, High D. C. m a tters no may ho brought before ORDER (ip |M'11I.ICATION .linkers; It), (’nss Hiingan's or­ It. p;.ti!i f r , vioit.cyB. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Dated this the If.th dny of Dec­ I T. L. LONG, and all persons Itichestra. ember. Iftf^ * lelesled In the follonlna described loi.3.. WJZ New Yo'K, lil'di' . . ■i i'l l .'. PUT. TWKNTYAttests properly Miniated In Seminole ,Coiln} O. • II DP ‘I Al« CIRCUIT. J I S T E W A lt T . 5 :30, Hai'inony Singers; 0. Al t}, l-'loi Ida. to-wit: S-aide/ ..• .Mi id,l I NTY.AND STATE FriodivnnN oicliustni; 7. li u l d , Secretary. . , Lot l, of Itloek 1,0. Tier 13 of i>l Ft.' iRlT’A IN CHANCERY. \V. \t C. SM ITH. Hi mtnole Purl*. Hanford, Flo ri­ i discussion and adopting a pro1 II To.MS. Complnliiaitt. Aslnr orcl’.estra; H, New York JALKSO.W ILL Jan., 7— J . PreBIpetfl. da. according to plat thereof duly of record among the J ’uhSymphony orchcntra: 9. l ’h ilco1 1* nny, nationally known chain rum for 1028 the Chamber mu it \ y | '| .P \ K E U .i:\ D efen d an t lle Records of Seminole Coun­ - . Hnuri- 1 0 .-Kuvitniifl duo; I3i30rextort* operator who is spending Let u now Board of -Director*, . . . L L T - l o i t H U L U IF I L . ty, Florida ----—----------- -------Political Announcement P E R F I >I ; M A N i ' E . Lots I mol I of Long's First Dorothy Howe; Merry Three; 11. milii«iii. of dollars in ( ’lay County which, in turn, will elect a prea P I T A 'I 'l'N •Addition in Hanford, according Pnt.lTIFAI. A> M IIM KIIKST Slumber Music. 1M un ngricuiturjl project which i* ident to succeed Herman A. TJanti.C*' <:C F ill'. S T t T 11 • n F L O R I D A to (lint thereof of duly of I hei.di} atilioutiee my enudldai'} n , i: i . 1x 1: 1.' p i 315.ll, KDKA f I'iUsinngh, 950- nttr.HUug nllcntiou throujiltout. who hits declined re-election alter * record among tine 1'ubllr Recfor the I.eglshillire. (Aihjeet to the It •pin *1I I 1142 ll 'lit III** Ill'll linls of Seminole Count}, Flori­ U T itji’irbniKo tmml; 7:JM1f con- ;hi* woild, will (>x]ilnin hin reasons *rrvliiic. lour consecutive tentis.'- '- ” a III >>f tin- voters of Hoinlnohi L 1'♦'111 |)lll I I I »1 •I 4tl l li l 8 t’illl'**' da County. In the primary to he held id i t *>u a n .i i ■ in I«1»*i M «*f a S lu ld c e il; 8, New York Symphony t ■ , selecting Florida for his un- itiulicai changes in the Chambcr’r ^ Ni: 1-1 of NW I t of Nw I I of * •M •Til June h. I !*2H *r I'd im ii) i Hum tin* S I l charter and by-laws will. b t .o f t .,*_ Feet Ion 7. Tw|i. 20. S It .11 East M. M. LORD. chcM gz ; <$i\|cV 1 rH lA \ ' J V* X ANftiti \ fl\aetiTilcnt •»tU 4 h c annual | 1. t ala. nn<l that >**u ii'r/ o v rr lliV conimilng H) acres. Situate 111 „ u p , .f i u i * i i t ' Htio V f a m : 379.5, WGY Sehriiertndy, 790: ' meeting *if the I'loritln State fered for adoption in order to per- ■ ->• Seminole Pntinly, Florida. rnii t o t n t a m n s fio ii o f N•*$$ A**li|f> This Is to glie Notice, that upon ,t i t‘ i i*ij,tilt *■*l It* <5:30, dinner music 7:jl0, Iliglt rhaiclter of Commerce at Ocala mit the orgnnizatioli of a hoard bf J.’.vsn ta xes In* a lit I ;t|i|)t ir (ip ■ / state, will *ssi»t the Boartl of *, I wish to announce to the people the Dilh day of December. A. D j . iy . uni i:i 111 i*! it m i t*! m rt at Hj i i .linkers; It, tlunce program. Jut.tuny Di-17, tin* State Ghamher ■. Counci 11ora which, with represent*. oJ of Seminole County that I am a 1927. the foregoing suit was com­ ft.I.l, 1 1.411.1*1 till tlif htli «li%v ot 408.5, WltG Wushitp*L*n, 0|d:rt, attvnm es. Mr, Penny, who will candidate for re-olectlbli to the of­ menced In this Court and the pro-' \ l» 1 r s him! un«l tntives from every comity in th o '-’>r-i> fice of Tax Assessor, subject to the Unity •desert lied herein before hat. uni o f ) New York Symphony orchestra; attend the state-wide Agricultural 0 rooms, almost new ddjiicx fiio- lie. Islr.n of Ihe Liters In I lie Demo, PODGE plnee, screened porches; 2 g a r ­ ctnlli' Primary to hr held In .1uie and Graham trucks, ages, large garden, space very of this year. A. VAUGHAN. ith. Street. Phono 3. rcasonnbte, I’hone 420-W. Mrs. TO T ill: VOTERS OF SEMINOLE |'COWAN CO. Auto Moffitt 1111 Celery Avo. COUN TY. sheet metal works, I wish lo muiounrr that I am a fenue. Phone 710-W. FOR R E N T —27 acres with small candidate for re-election to the house on Crystal I^ikc. Apply ■>ffuv of Tax Collector of Herniaole County, subject to the nothin BU1CK CO. Box 41) or phone 224. of the voters In tho Democratic Ignolin Avc. Primary to tie held In June. FOR UEN'T-^2 story house, Park Your mippurl will be appreciated. one 3G7. J asbm H . C oWao. Oak THE STATE OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR. SEMINOLE' COUNTY. W INTER HAVEN — Electric FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. .FRANK It: ELLIS, et al, Com- power mill plant Ins.ailed by Win­ plnlnnnt*. ter Haven Planing Mill. hfi-ll I*•%I••(1 Upon 111 pill NUuiiff ,,f . I Ja * • Ilia ’*• a h the w rit of S tta e h m e n t Issued ; H' Ostate, will u.xtdst tl:a Bounl. iiiLtari*’ 9. I’hilro Hour. Conferenee to lie held in the I , Directors in shaping the policies heielll. I t i n * m . r c l f i r pi i i « t r i n . n i ' * f *»f H u n Southern. . Marion County capital January lti of the Chamber in the future. A mif Therefore, yon nml envli of ynu i . i i , , n in fill ft*! tlfu l m iiilf will addres.y tin* nnniial meetjjig of 175.9, WSB Atlanta. filO: 8:30, amt oil persons clulmlliK any Inter­ u nil i'ri •■*• i "ill In in Itii u urn J H cmnmiMre minposcd of George II. ^ f est In the above rteserlloul property of ih.- Hot part, ami ‘ New York Symphony orchestra; 9, tho Chamber the following day. Pnhtwi'i, .Inckionville, David nro hereby iiiileie.l to he nml api.'.ii.v, parry of thr scroti.I |*|)i|L -(> llmir; 10:30, niusieul proThe Chumhur nniiouneud that Shultz. |);.ytiin,v.neoch, end Krhftk' ) fieiir before (he I'lreujl I'ourt, 111 |imI ii ml dull i muil.ol lit D....I ami for Seminole I'ounty. FliirUlu. R....1* ll page 212 of the lecords i Rlaltl. J tunes It. Stockton, originator of It. Jack'on, Tampa, for seyeril a* Siinforil. upon the it It *lay of •t S'-mlmde i '..ituf >, Floi Uhl said WDOI) Chattanooga, the idea which developed into the t,15 |,lls, jM ,t.n invcx,.iTati^/l»'<L invcs’.lT a t iiV kbeen March. A. D. 112*. the same tielui: ... le.-trieiit it.volvlmt the purchase . 215.8, n Rule Pay .of this (Tonrt, and fall aid (ole .1 Do following described 1•**“ * Sunday school lesson; Believers m Jacksonville, nnd 1S(j u, i ha.nUrs **f W n n c r t * "/ not. otherwise Judgment by De- piop. il> ►lliint**. lylmr mid being |8 ;.’0, cnscmlilc. rre sn ent of that orKu.i.zmi*in|tlin h(>ul th(. ,.olJtUr/ w jtlf & * > ’• fntilt wit) he entered against you In i hr it‘..uiitv of Seminole and Stale urn. also : , ..... ............. .. inception, ulso will t» h-* a ! . »**-r i 3 8 I.l. KTHS Hot Springs, 780: since its incept It Is Ordered that this Notice be view to adopting the b rat .l-rnd* I'l vi Ida. to-wlt published In The Sanford Herald of I .0 a|H<akt*r at the Chum her'* meritin';. 1 9, Scmi-L'liissics; 9:30, contralto; Ti ll. Itloek Four. Tier Ten FlorlJJ*', licos of etu'h and a ll"wspa|icr patdished til Seminole ..f E E Tioffoid'n Map of the 1baritone; 10, dance frolic, The ideu which resulted in or­ ('utility, Florida, once nacli week, 'IV.ii ii of Sanford, Florida no- j 322.1, WHAS Louisville, 939 ganization of the lteliovci'8 in Chamlier with th'* adoption of tjjtr for the period of two mouths, next riirdlng t" pint thereof ilulv >>f I change,t •ui'i'ri Jed iiy t j e cUTVt^-cifi Ittitnedlslnly succeeding tho dal* refold on Ihr public records of 5:25, concert; 8, New York Sym­ Jacksonville wax .something new Iieleof. . ,, . i i i I milt* • wctil I be o C stxrdl’Afr aoj Seminole * 'onul>. Florida. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have |irg:ln;^U oni * M - v IT IS FURTHER ORDERED That phony orchestra; 9, Musical Hour. in the United Stanle* and through |im (.R . thin Idth rihy *f December. A. D ibis i 'll at Ion be published In The 510.9. WMC Memphis, 580: 8, out tlio country civic worker? '_■** 1827. affixed my hand nnd Official Herald h newspaper pull- New York Symphony orcheBtrn; have become interested in it. Mr. toe Ignited State*. Senl of Oils Circuit I'nurt. nt'Han­ Snofnlil llsleri lii Seminole County, d'lorJd.i Th A-ri* ulli'i" 1 A, , < " 'n r e e .■ ford. Seminole ('nunty. Florida. and having a yenerat dlslrlloiGon. 9, I’hilro Hour; 10, alydin concert. Sfncktton will tit. cm •*• stale tin I V. E DOUGLASS, ,,ii. e a week for friur consecutive 330.9, WSM Nashville, 890; 7:15, conumjnity ailviitising. Clerk of Clr ■nil four), Seio- ive >•kn mdle Gouutv. I'loidds U ITN'F.SS ni> hand and He* seal dinner roncerl; 8, New. York Sym­ Report3 received l.y tlic Citum Ity A .\L WEEKS \ntvjal Mrel'r * •f ihe i'|reuIt Ginirt of the Twenty* phony correct; OjxFItilco concert; her from all parts of the sl^io in D O. • lit'i t !i•• '‘i.’b'v '<••• * a. third .1 adb lal rircillt of the Hint.(HEAL ) 10, linrn il.tnee. ,v dieate one of the most largely at-! •f KI..I Ida. In nml for Seminole WILSON l.’OYLE ft DIGIITON. i'elllltv, oil tills Ge fill! rill} of | 322.t. WSMB Nkw Urlcans; 930: tended gatherings in the history I a'. Iliitel .Variui. 1’liiliitiff’a tternsy* — -— III hunt}. A D U'2* 9:30} uttisicul program. of Florida. The first day of the [ \ E lull ’GLASS. I.*.' THE t 'I Ri.’UIT COURT OF THE LKEblH RG( on ra t Icm f r **I,.i U ol the (•Ireull 4'oiirl of two day’s session will he devot" I i /w e n rr-THlRi> jr n iv iA i, Dir Twenty (hlrd Judicial const fiir *.it. n c** e.-'v n -*rcrr; ’*7 CIlfCtMT OF THP: STATE OF to a conference on all phases of | FORCES CLASH *'n roll of l-'loi l.la, In mid hei'd rg i ji T! FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMIN­ bertreri Florida's agricultural life from Fiif Seminole fount' OLE COI'NTY. FLORIDA -ri:* ..'.id 7 h IH A M WEEKS E. It. ASII»:RAI*T. Receiver SemBE it U N . Jo n .. '•— (IN S )— A soil to markets with the discuss I If pill } fieri* iiioji; County Rank, 1’lullillli, new dash lielween I'o)nml nnd ions to lie opened by national! 1 I \M11:1 G SI I AIt* IN .ll . vs ■ Solicitor and *•( foulis.d Lithuania wax reported today in and internationally known ex l{ S. LONG. Def*inriaiit. I r •'..ci|dnRiant ORDER OF RU11LIC ATI ON _ _ (ti*>pntrhci from Waraaw. A fif- pertain the various fields. A lei THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO; .... ... teen minute fusilnde between bor- ture is the interest being tjiken n> It H LONG, and all persons In­ tel ei led In the f nil owing deaccrRod , i s: i*f *fi:T i!V . STATE . .it gunrda on tire Lithuanian- the conference by dirt fart • i if.T SEMIN* 5 I properly sitnati-d In Senilunle l.ithuanfun was ami county agcicullural agent*, One . I 'LURID \ ................... re *i Jed. ('•out}, Fl.irpta. to-wlt: lithuuniun wax The first state wide ugiiculttim! lads *O mill j i of I'ulm Hum- j In re Estate *.l ADAM J Mct.lllN reported. One lens Deceased /Ttn.ek. urcoidinc to plat thereconference, held in Miami in HeTo all rredlt.ii's, lepalres, illstrlbH. hi vi-ry'y wounded. anions th« Public u * J recordud rec QUICK SERVICE I**.*, anil all persons Inn tii> einber 1920, did not find .man' ecords of Sent I nolo County, uecorfi claims or *l*‘tnan*ls auutiist said Florida. formers and county agents in atCHURCH LEA DERS M EET esliite" I.oj I of naittnel'u I’lnt of Han­ TRANSFER {' j tendance because the journey r*1-. Y*.u un.I each of mu, are henford. 1'lorlila, rocordod In Rial , .> niiGflcd nml lequlred to present quired tlie loss of too much time Rook 3. page 31. J AC K SON V1 ill .E, Fla.. Jan . ' •n'. claims mel demand* which Lot 3. of lllock. If1. Tier 1.7 of HaulinK* Cruting, Shipping, i [ lender but, Ocala’s central locution, milk­ Henilnnte Curb. according to I -Oil. *I|- ell tier of L'Rtf «'ny have (IN S )— Florida I Baptist ing it%'(issihlc fob persons in th j . u.mlst the estate ADAM ' en* in uession here today to ap­ _. Flat thereof recorded anionu and Storage. ^ Mi-GflN. licensed, I.lie of Heituno'e the I’uhllc Record* .of Semin­ I founty. j ’n.i Ida to tint n«n. Ja* portion tlie expenditure of $225. 1greater part of the {icntnsula to ole County, Florida. We arc prepared to do ah^ Iletrlqnlnff at r. pt. 210 ft. South Ir: Sinirim founty Judge of S r -i* 000 appropriated by the Baptist motor to the city early in the day Imil a Count}, at Ills off Ico J'1 ***** StAlo Convention mi Florida’i , " i li rt'Hnn homo in tho eveqing cf tin* Int. of the North line kind of transfer service i'ounty f oiirthuuso In Bonilnol* of SE 1-4 of NE l-l of SW 1-4 has promoted scopes to signify fount}. Florida. within twelve * uota for mission work. of Sec. 6 Twp. 20 S R. 31 E. REASON A HLE PRICES. .eoliths fr *ttt ih« date her* ot. _ _________ their intention o f being present. v* llli xveltt line of Meltouvllle •. Du led :.n\ ember I * A. I L *7. i i . m e c.rt* y r* * ti ■ — *. Av«. thence ruu writ 310 ft. The State Chambers annual w r e n m. iji in . iIOMK.Tfe.AD—Nixon et Gron(hence South t(i Sou'll line of Phone 498 G01 E. 3rd. St l.sei titrix *.i ih.. iJstiite <’t 1 mdl oiieri.s meet and produce nmr- meeting January 17 will be of un* said ME l-l otVNE l- l of HW $ ‘I 4- . ADAM Y. J'rOUtN;., | ,i(>t h e rj. 1-4. thelice E 2)10 ft. tlienco usual iiupoi lance. In addition t j North to Jjcki , colitalu- By SWAN bJeLL,M OUl 15M T T t W L O V etX ? IT fAtGWTV t e T OP ) M'oU T o WRYtfc T U M X V E R S E A LL FOR / N fA e * e f r t w -b Jw eM (oti WA'Je TtV m ^ F tR A T to H ’ O F fvLL -m ’ - OOtAQ FOWMS VA\H<rS VV6. READ — T U 15 ■a.-' \$ VERSE utA -iT'.V ' w^ ocAl : ‘S o cK S r 7" .f Bo n d s t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 07, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 07, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 07, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5abecb3be14e263a282f1ff062868a5c.pdf 1bcd91894bcf112bf27e6bd31ba1ab92 PDF Text Text v • * ■ ~V : • • * • * ." lib'i • • 3” <f( CiV", v THE fe N E W S P A P E R ■ W P artly cloudy tonight; w hat cooler In north Tuesday fair. In Florida’s Heart. I *s Greatest Vegetable Richest Garden Land. t ! SANFORD.- FLORIDA. MONDAY. JANUARY 9. 1928 Leased Wire International N ew s Service fXIX. CAIRNS ['ED AS Marines Leave For Nicaraguan Affray ftllA lir.KRTOW.V, S. C’.,-Jau 9.—(IN S)-*-Approxim ately CJOO Marines, commanded by Major* General John A. LeJcune, sailed from Chnrlc.Hton today nbonrd the light cruisers Trenton, Mil­ waukee and Raleigh, forvNlcarnf.uu. The Marines who sailed from here were, part of the l ,0­ 00 men who were to Bnil today from Charleston, Hampton Ho­ ads and San Diego, reinforcing the 1,400 men already in Nicar­ agua. The three cruisers d e n i­ ed port here shortly nfter noon. Hearing 500 Marines destined for duty in the campaign again­ st General Samlino, the rebel leader in Nicaragua, the U. S. H. Niiro sailed frt.m San Diego Ilarbar today. The' Nltro, ' was loaded to her cargo limit . wjth munitions of war, airplane re ­ placement parts, machine guns and food supplies!. MCADOO STAND CAUSES WORRY TO DEMOCRATS Commander Of Paulding Testifies Before Naval Court * • Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations WARDEN ADDS IDRE GUARDS !0 RUTH’S CELL Lindbergh Arrives Safely In Panama. PANAMA.-Canal Zone, Jan. 0 -(IN S )—Gob Charles-A. Und*.hergh, "America’s favorite son of the nlr,” virtually complet­ ed his I-atln-Amorican goftd will tour today when he arrived hero from San Jose, Costa Rico. Lindbergh landed In the "Spirit of St. Louis" a t 1:50 P. M. having flown tho fllO miles from Ran Jose In five hours and seven minutes. The trip wns without incident. C11 <\ R l.ESTO W N NAVY YARD,. v.er • jo.it beginning to grip when pit.__ .Im.pad." BOSTON. Jan.. !».—(IN S )—Lieu- 1 fell.the Tiie submarine suddenly em erg­ Possibility That Woman Will Ex-Trensury ,Hond S Tfllk Ati tenant Commander John S. Baylis, ed from our port side," Lieut. Com­ Commit Suicide In Attempt Jackson Day Banquet Is A- “defendant" testified today before mander Baylls said. "We gave or­ To Chfcat Chair Causes Ex­ wailed Eagerlv^By Lenders) tjle nnVni court of inquiry invest! ders to backwater but nothing ercise Of This Precaution Of The Democratic Partyy | gating the submarine S-4, concern- could be done. We could see the i log the "zero hour". At 3:37 I*. M.. pevi«ciq>e of the sutflmorsible. on Dec. 17, when his vessel, the "\\;hon the crash came it smind.4- coast guard cutter Hauling, rnnuned like •a_ ship gong over rocks. Ih e . . . i •» i _ ...U t. « _____ i ... . t e i L o n o u ' l i n ed and sank the'subm ersible, with submarine seemed tr. strike us with her crew of forty, off Province- tier conning tower. The conning toWcr listed to port find the stem Politicians Believe That APs town Harbor. . i f the subjuprine could be i*een Mrs. Snyder WillBoExecuted ‘ Nom ination Is Assured If "An it turned to come out of the sliding nt a 510 degree angle under, First To Avoid Her Seeing room I heard the officers of ileRccelveuMcAdoo Backing Chart Gray On His WnlkToDcalh the deck shout "hard right ‘m i ­ our port Hide." • ller." he testified. "I s a w two "The submarine had disappeared, WASHINGTON, Jan. !>.—(iov. *AI thin#* in the* water thnt niitfhl continued liny Us. "Wo launched n Sm ith’s rcfustil to attend the Jaek- have been fish net stnkcs. It rang life boat hut there were no surviv- RING SING PRISON. OSSINING, Y., Jan , u .- H N S l—R uth ‘ son Day “ Harmony" dinner here der was ’p lam l'm fn r WEST FRANKFORT. 111., today for fenr ♦he would nt- F1 hl hooniH OvisrU’rcBidcnt s the spotlight upon Ids nnh-nppnnnsuicide III an ef‘XppSintmcni Of A Civilian tem pt to commit j an. n— (IN S )— All but twen­ H . Cairns, for six •he I'iectrie chair | (Committdon nmrniHsion To ent, William G. McAdoo. fort to cheat the . . . Invcstlgnte ... t ty or tw enty fivo miners m anager of Gainesin which sh-5 is to die Thursday Mr. Meidnu :.•> not a candidate Sinking Of ITnder-Sca Bon Boat linve been taken alive from for the HU’S nom’nattan. lie .has an engineer of 20 hlglit. • declared himself out of the picture. ’ Matrons assigned t»* watch Mrs. WASHINGTON, Jnn. 0—(IN S) the Industrial Coal Company’s rience, 1ms been Yet he has accepted nn invitation Snyder were cautioned to keep her —A -rcnl buttle over President mine number IB near here. city manager of to lie one of the principal tqwakein Id under the closest surveillance, Cpolidgo’s request for a civilian Although two are known «'f the evening, and it l» :::i oJ«viiios to tMCceetl W. E. and another guard was stationed fart that ll.r rank and file of D»*mdead in the lower workings, commission to inves’ . lgnto tin* Srt who recently seto see th a t tin* matrons do not oetats are more interested in what rescue workers saitLhero this ilimnrihe uovciopeu i*>ru sc u u w u im ik submarine disaster developed to­ relax their vigilance for n mom­ it was announced MivMradno is going to ray than in iy a t a secret session of the Sen- afternoon a f te r n o o n as ua they t h e y penetrated p(H Mayor E. F. Hous- iMnrrinDaughcrtyOfNeWMar- in the- s perches of the .eaiidiiiat.es ('liarics Bath man, Fnrm erNn- Investigation -Committee Has ent. Those precautions were taken day wrecked nftor tho authorities had uncov- ntc themselves. Prepared To Return Fuvor*. :c Naval A ffairs Committee. the portion of th® tre Dante Slur, R ecel\\w A p­ Ji*. Cairns' will aslinsvlile, W. Va-.Studies Ad­ • a gem; many lrcintur.it leaders -tb* -eruiL.wsmuggling, plot-by incurs , , r — v_v . ..’... hy U IL _ explosion;.ahortlr/ able Itoply On The S d ecU oa pointment At Special Meet dutiert hero about vance Flying Before Taking are. suiuewhaL uutiinty aver, the pitusA fter a two (lour Bcssion, tho day shift of 700 r.uyr'w ent / to of which Mrs." Snyder whs able Of-Carolina Federal Judge Of Faculty A thiefic Group Off From N cw Y ork In June pu'ts. They recognize that tliir din­ to send communications to the committee postpone^ until- T hurs­ work this morning. .... \vnR~ named after ner, whic.li brings together more ■run The bodies of Carl Jones and outside world. day further action on tho resolu­ WASHINGTON; Jan. »—(IN S) , GAINESVII.LE, Fla., Jan. 0— ssioners had considered a thousand .party. leaders from Among <fhcr things which San- loan ........................ Ilciny Judd Gray, ncromplieu tion adopted by the House, which Dave M rPhail, the dead men; will A favornble report on tlio iiom- I of Mrs. Snyder, hub arranged, to applications, which ford boastn, it can :ny claim to jie - julj Keetons of the country, niid the (IN S )—Tho resignation of U nt­ Ugnt to me uue this uiia i the surince surface late would create a commission of civ­ be brought hem following the an- ing host to u pot .-in:*; iiaiis-Atlhn- atti-mlniit oral cry, is fraught with old I- Tom Sehving ns head foot- inntio** <*f Johnson J. Hayes, ns wjj| u,ia aflernoou. He jon under present plans as i afternoon the .several weeks ago of tie filer, who lips picked nut this considerable good or evil to the for­ bull coach oT the University -f federal ju-lge for Die middle ilia- js (ujjy icsigned to liis fute. Un- ilian experts lo investigate Y rescue workers are directing tlw lr tunes if the party, it will mark the disaster. Democratic members of is ’ intention or leaving city for a t’.nul period of training — Florida, was arcepted hero M a y trict of North Carolina, was -be­ like Mrs. Snyder lie has not tho i*x now to rcHi h the men ^U1 • 1 energies first occasion since. The disastrous (h-* committee held out for a which he has filleil for as a place to study advance flying, 1‘XM rout that there lias been any and Charles W. Bachman, form er entombJed and possibly asphyxias slightest hope th at Governor Al­ ra. Application^ came the manipulation of intiicnte in- serious effort among the leading Notre Dame grid, sta r appointed ing prepared by a Senate judici­ fred E. Smith or any one elr.e senatorial investigation of tho ed by the dread after dnmp. ubmarine tragedy, which cost United sti unuiits and other iiupnrtiint Democrats of the country to come to his place at a special meeting ary subcommittee which investi­ will intervene. ‘ pari s of the Many of the men rescued were forty lives. . • e ns far west as C*a\t- phases of the game, of the faculty, committee of nth- gated nn nit tick % t»n his legal in­ to gelher and take stocl; of the parovercome for a time by the gas,^ Gray it is reported, will leave .Entertaining a prospective truns- tv assets and liabilities. Every cun- letirs am l'tho alumni athletic com­ The fight against the^ Prcsi- hut there is no danger of them dy­ many from the northmost of his property to his tegrity. . Atlnntie the Ipjivi-Atlnntir flier hns ms lieen been Ihe ,„»« ..omnotion, save mittee. ucr.t’s request wns led by Senntors ing from the effect, official* said. ;cge of few c t.es, but Sa if r d s •« * bp alld The subcommittee, led by Sena­ duughter June, .llo will not en­ Swanson (D) of Vlrginin, Wiil.-M Rescue crows from Benton, Herrin j pointment of Mr. Cairns Rnchnmn hns been head coach posit.on n. unique .., b's ^ p e c will s,„.uk. The Democratto r Overman (D) of N. (’-. decid­ tirely cut off hiB wife. Mrs. Isa­ (D) of Mass., and King (D) of „nd Vnlicr ure in the .mine seeking n close consideration of s.ncc its flying guest ,s legless amt v, , f oVerv stntc lins been of the Kansas Stale Agricultural ed to recommend confirmation of bel K. Gray, riWiough she hns to reuch the intprisoned men, i»u,{. applicants and a tlior- minus one of his arm s, l et despite , i|)vjt(l(, nn(1 mo>t ,if them will at- College for the past seven years visited him hut once since he en­ Utah. • *1 Hayes after n three-day inquiry. establish new air currents so the istigation of tiie Gnittcs- these handicaps,‘ Morris It. ’’augo-11>|i(, p 0rty-eight stat" ehnirioen and is considered one of the 4,h»! The row grow so warm that pf tiie U)g The subcommittee concluded that tered the denthwhou*o. mine can be cleared of the poison t’a experience and other tery of New Martinsville. W An., is . ^ ||S We!l as all the tinie" mentors in tile, United the charges against IlnyeH were Mis. Snyder already Ims made Democrats churgcd Secretary of gases. *. . ' Ions. He also was in eon- s enthusiast.c about his adventure |,',.mm.ral!4 i„ f’ongress. and dozens States. K. her will. She left most of her be­ the Navy Wilbur with ‘’iobbying" without sufficient foundation to The rescuers w c r^ o rc e d to don litli tho City CommiHsion- aiul us certain of success as any of f distinguished ex-thin and exthe corridors of .the Capitol in In accepting the resignation |»f w arrant id?* debarm ent from tno longings to her'.dnughtcr, Lorraine, I»y Friday, a fte r which tiie olhora who sought lo-oinqm r :ui effort to lino up Republican oxygen helmets before thy cou! J Sell ring, the joint assembly paid federal judgeship, Warden I*swis |3. Lawes said this The decision members of the committee for th n fi cne^tato the workfngsrThe mine**— Intent was tendered him | u ie ocean by tiie nlr. Mr. McAdoo presents to most of tiie roach a glowing tribute, cred­ th at Mfrt. Snyder tx brarUr E. TV lloshohlor. Tiie J Incidentally, Daugherty ir. m»t til-, leaders, w ho-are lirayutg fpr iting 111 in wilh »i dislim-t ncbicvr- i n s u r e s rnnrinnntl'on o f 'Hayes by morning ing up well under the strain of House resolution. Wilbur did not ; still in tho mine are down abo::: I 5»0 feet anJ are believed'to be aljj- la —f-i.Mtto o year it htfplP.TGt tinrtStfitW TiTIhe disaster ” party harimmy the biggest qu«s- inc-iit of renmikable work with "Ihe the Senate. tiie approaching execution. Her attend the secret- session. most a mile front tho mine shaft. * ' which has hefallen several of t In­ tinii mark of the gathering. Wheth­ Florida team during his tlBree The decision wns based chiefly sppetito lx liomufl, although at T h o . Uomocrata contc^tjad it W orking frantically to «aVe mor * is only recently r< ILt- [ trans-A tlantic a ir expeditions. Ail er he wishes it or not, and irre- years as head eoaoh of the^Vj^j^, , i ho Wl-alth of testiipony prot’Uf:; tiffl'iVshT&ffft* beY*n highly nerimux. wai Tiie fun, ti<’.i of Congress to * j a than 100 minors entombed bi lli duties us city mana- of the ill-fated attem pts, he dccl.ir- p, t - l i v e o f h i s e m i - r e . I r e i m - m , luI' in Ids' fitvoV. ‘ Scores of North Gray innintains liis stoical calm. investigate "efficiency and inef­ Industrial Coal Co., tnino No. i • vcixdty of Florida. Inosvllle to devote him* cs, were made ut inopportune times epitomizes the nnti-Smitli element ficiency" In the Navy, "ra th er here from “black Uirtnp" polsonojr The new conch will aigo » five* IlVatd business. Prior to and without regard for good Dy­ o ’" the party. than to net ns a mere nppropria- gasses, volunUef] rescue crews Should the former SeCr-’a iv of year contract with the University ing conditions. Personally, Daugh­ Itment to thnt office he tor of naval funds." the Treasury, in his iqieeeh, join and will arrive here Feb. 1 to take headed by tho Benton, 111., ntir lb yenrs city engineer of erty, says he will not undertake his with other leaders in a plea for over spring football practice. Tho Democrats fought for n di­ an rescue team bent every effort *-> trip until the weather is the lies*, Under liis direction Democratic harmony and for the Athletic Din-el or Lvcrclt Yon nnvision of the House resolution reach the men caught 500 fe tt l|-’ (M>rvision municipal im- and then he will surround himself bandaging of Do--a- I r- itde wmsmlrt nounecd. Sebring is cxpcctoJ to by which a civilian commission low the surface and almost a m:'"* with ev.ry other precaution be­ Jt« totalling mole than a cause lie realize:! the Iinzardou*- of 15*24. it. Will to- n-cepted by remain here until tho expirriion , lured sin- has neve would investigate safety devices from the mine shaft by an explo­ most o t li’s l-eaiers that the nonii- or Ijis emit ruel on June I. Hi* make a good federal judge. Jollnrs were7 mqde. iuss <>f tho trip, even under l hr understand ihe Judd Gray who while tju- committee itself would sion shortly after the day shift of ■..alien of Sm!th i^ inevitable., “ It is amazing tlmt any- one Im nine infatuated with the blonde iting from the University most ideal conditions. future plans were unnnnounecd. inquire into navy disasters. If 500 mon went to work this morning. McAdoo is about the nnlv aiitipsippi. Mr. (’aim s returned Mr. Daugherty, accompanied hy^lcA .loo w am. ,, uu. There were 136 men believed t > llachnmn resigned from the mail rniihl have so many friend-* Mrs. Snyder, deceived ids wife, nil'll nn inquiry is ordered, it in Memphis, Tenn., hi:- "-dVoctor, l.ucieo II. Six.li and people, judges. for -ot his daughter, his home and have been in the section of t h f J ,h - ) « ir “hfi Kansas Aggies last fall on nc among tin- best will include Die Shenundoah dis­ 3. engaged in engineering lie iernard v ovey. arrived here I-, H iJ ^n,!,sr * ver pa-sive. I- ,.,,iin( „r his w ife’s illness, ply si• j lawyers, business men in North all liis religious training and end­ aster. and the destruction of seven niino where the blast occurred, but serializing in municipal it fl* mo.in from his West Nirgima , ; , iv„| n, „ ,|lmted it will einna advicing her to move lo a, Carolina,-" observed Senator Rob­ ed with murdering Albert Snyder, destroyers in the Pacific, as well several of these ore known to have |s activities eventually led honto.. They. will remain here unt ,....... escaped, and returned to their Vl.,. t |„. shouting warmer climate. Florida’s new inson (R) of Indinnn, a member tin- homo-living hiirimiid, with n as the sinking of the S- l. about' all oV fl railroad conrtruelion in ihe first of April, when tie y will •ie hom es.. in tin- ..pinion of im'sl*J»einociatu- couth played football a t Metro nl the eo’lninittee. “ I should feel sashweiglit. " "We cannot abrogate our pow­ George W atkins, who ‘escaped, i ami then he went ivturn to New Jiartiusvilh- wiu-r- observers. Dame from l!»l I to l<> and was very proud myself if the people <>l Mrs. Snyder nml Gray will not zllle, *where* he : uperin- they will stay for a few days, , If. on the other hnml. Mr. Me- honored during liis senior ye:a mi Indiana rciflajjulcd in f defense of have to suffer the torture qf see- ers to investigate conditions In said he saw a t least ton bodies of ....... ...................... • ........ i t lu. Navy, ».uiau men dead or unconscious lying in Navy," sain said nennior Bonntor Walsh I.caving there in May they will go le first street paving Adi-**- idiotild w.ive aloft mi anti­ a number ,.f all-American m-Icc- my name ami honor with thi* same ing each oilier on Du- way to tlic l the fu>r , ho NC. Hi„n. " if the commit- the mine passageways as he groped later designed and in- to Denver, Uol., for their plane, os- I Smith baimrr, mid signify Die in- • ions. He was graduated with u alacrity displayed by Republicans execution chamber. Warden l m w o s j ^ (|oe8 no, invcatiffnio this ter- liis way from the dreaded gas area. luir.csville’s sew-cr eystnn penally built for the ocean trip, teiiMon i.f himself and hi* friends I I.It degree. iiinL Democratic leaders of North l» determined up*»n that point ---------------A riblc tragedy nnd other sim ilar srworks plant. More than and will then fly the ship In New-1lo block Du- nomination of Un­ In It*17, Rnrhmnn served as ni- (‘.••relina Vl coming to Hayes’ de­ Hi- is reeking a way to allow tile tragedies in tho navy, we will car­ )'oik. from .where the hop off •* Tammany governor, it possible, spent by thnt city in fense. I Imvo never seen it dupli­ woman to he the first to die, J'ct .Dion a it** »d many uneasy |m rtv sislant eoaeli at Depau Unievi>ity cated In my whole cureer." ry our fight to tho floor." improvements to its ol- scheduled about June I. entering llu* naval service early avoid their seeing e a c h . other. Uuughtery lias been flying for | b-aders believe "it will bo lt*21 all Republican members held a sep­ II,o investigation disclosed thnt |g h t plant wen* nlso mud-.* Ihe ilext year, lie was Urn Great ---- . „ The cell of Mrs. Snyder, in the arate session a fte r Democrats a year. Me started in the game 0ver a g a in /’ . ic direction of Mr. Cnirm. only because of his love for the thrilfH Most Demoeratie lond -rs concede Lakes Naval Station grid eleven | every ‘member of tho North ( uro- woman's section of "death row," left the commP.tqo room nnd dls■tho period of Mr. (’uirn’s which Is his to offer. He has boon thnt Mr. McAdoo hns lo.-.t much o ' which won the United States serv­ lina Supremo Court, almost every is ubolit KiO feet from the electric cuused the advisability of making city engineer of Gaines- ambitious to make the Imp over the- ( I k * following he had In 1tJ24, hut ice championship. He left the superior court judge in the stare* chair. It will take her alio at Mso served as a consult- Atlantic ever* since Lindbergh there is still enough i.r it left t" Navy to take a position ns bend und all the officials of the North thirty of forty seconds to trav ­ the proposal for a civilian inquiry Working with unusual spotd, I sevefnl other cities in made his historical flight; ByrdV. make a mockery <>f party harmony coach of Northwestern University Carolina Bnr Association, both erse this distance—through two :l party m atter. Their decision County Court officials last week and elsewhere in the Ilighl end thnt of Chamberlin and if the ex-treasury’hend vares to do at Evanston, III. II*' took »barge Republican mid Democratic, had passages and fnur doors. Passing wns not announced. . disposed of practically the entire furious municipal improve- |.cviiie only helped to sjiur liipv o n ., »t indorsed Hayes. Many of the witcriminal dockot, 15 cases being In Jackson Day dinners <>f fprm- of Du* Kansas Aggies in P.I20 and nerscs, who appeared ugainsj^ through the third door, Mrs. S n y cere nude under liis dirheard. Several civil actions were remained until the clone of tho der will walk pust the six last(io n ’ . inued on jiage three) |,-r ye lls, it was always Win. Jen­ it Tallaliassec, Paint ka, Hayes at the inquiry, closed their continued until tho next, term of minute cells, where the men pri­ nings Bryan win* presented the lust football season. N. C., Atlanta, (la., testim ony by declaring they did courE *. , . # _ question mink among tlu* speakers. - It is said that Bachman's 1022 not oppose his appointment as a soners are taken just before they One civil suit was heard before Rncy, S. (’. Kunrr.lV Aggie team established r are electrocuted. In one 'o f these This will be fh.* first Jaeksan Day Judge Sharon, being nn action Wro­ liras has been prominent gathering of Democrats in u quar­ world ......nl for forward pusses, Judge and tliut they believed lie cells will he Gray. Thus it would ught by f , N. Williams against [jeering circlc-i of Florida, ter century at which Bi van has not completing in a game with Neb­ wns eminently fitted to servo in l>e inevitable that the form er lov­ James F .’ Hawkln, alleging unlaw­ member of the Florida ~ „ i rx cn |,cen n central figure. His place in raska 22 oul of 25 attem pts. Dm* Hie federal judiciary. Otlu-r hostile ers will have ii last tragic ful detainer of property. An lnSanford golfers emerged victor ing Society “" d ^ fieri !S j j f l I O F A F 4)1* 0 0 1 1 8 0 0 the rpotlight has been taken. f**> of Ihe incomplete tosses was for witnesses were shown to have en­ glimpse of each other. ftructed verdict for the p lalntui 'evident of tbc Florida * this dinner nt least, by tin* tall, an­ a touchdown over tiie Nebrn-ka dorsed Hayes previously for other G ray’s *- electrocution may lie iou>* in their first mntch of the fvas rendered, gular son-in-law of the last Demo­ Central Florida Golf League which of Mqnicipalities. lie is Susla Mmf Williams was con­ Following a month’s cruise, in goal, hut was not allowed hecnusi pfisitioirt, praising him heartily delayed five or ten mijgitea to formully inaugurated its seasptt victed on four counts of. larceny [member of the American South Carolina waters, tin- Alla I I , )cratic president. on those occasions. • ' allow Mrs. Snyder to pass by of an off-sid penalty.. Saturday afternoon. The local while one charge was nolle pressed of Civil Engineers. In handsome yacht owned by F. E. 1 What tho result will be remains empty cells in the men’s row. And .i. i.,.,. i i.-„i.1„. tn In* seen. A lot of uneasy Dcmoteam defeated Davenport entry, upon motion by County Ftlle civic affairs lie was Kmgrion, New vYork »«md broker, | |eii(leM i(l Washington would then, a fter she is dead, he couU capturing threo matches and ty ­ ing Attorney John G. Leonarul. Live. Hu is a past president arrived irt Sanford Saturday to m ho taken to his last-m inute cell, Coleman Jones wus found guilty on IRotury Club of that city. liere for the remainder of the win­ like to know. ing one. Then, again, Warden Lawes may , . G. \V. Spencer Jr., won three u sim ilar charge. [Cairns is married and has te r r.cavon. > decide to have Gray die first. May Brandon wus found guuiy (mints from Charles Crisp, How­ The bout, one of the finest that 4Khtor.* ..... That was the plan ns into as S at­ of larceny one count and not has docked in Sanford in the past urday night, but no definite de­ ard. Favillo captured threo from guilty on another. Sam PortlocV, two yenrs is Hfi feet long and lias Fred Wilson and J. Spencer wor, The condition of J. R. Harvarel'lof his hands, several Htitcheu he- cision hns yet been made. a bt-unv of 15 feet. 11 is practically by the sumo m argin from William charged with the theft ot shov­ J r .Sanford youth who wus in- ing. required to closo th«* place. new, having bean ^iaunchcd last Crisp. E. Vlhlen halved with J. els, waa found not guilty, an I ” h, nn automobile accident .Mr. and Mrs.. 8. T. Willink, occu•May in .New Y ork.. Her firri long McCool. each taking a point nnd Ralphp Blair, said to have stolen juietl voyage was the one south, which . BOSTON, Jun., Ik—(IN S)—The on Friday night when two cars pants of the other car, suffered n half. The victory gives the San several blankets, was also freed. 'la g draped caskets and under mil­ collided ut Eighteenth Street an-1 no Injuries but were badly shaken Jack Gore, charged with operat­ started in Novembir. ford team u percentage of 1,000 The Alta II is luxuriously equip­ itary guard, boi|ic.< of seventeen of Palmetto Avenue, today was rriy up. for tho beginning, sharing this ing a car while under the Influ­ Dr. Louis Entzm ingcr Seminole honor with Dubsdrcnd, Orlando ence of liquor, waived arraign­ The accident occured alsiut 7:30 ANGELEK, Jan., 0.—(IN S) ped, being finished in mahogany tho "forty dead, recovered from tiie ported to lie serious hut not [an Fay Barber, mining en- and equimed with elaborate fur- Vutik'cn siihinorlno ‘5-4-today were critical by attendants a t the Far- o'clock when the coupe, travelling County resident nnd authority lu Country Club, DeLand and Mt. ment and entered a pip* of nolle of b is Angeles, is being iiishings. It has accomodations for enroute to their homes or national nahl-Laugbton Hospital. cast on Eighteenth Street, is said Sunday School work of the South­ Plymouth. contendre, being asked a flna of captive for ransom some* six guests in addition to lunik cemeteries for liuriul or were ready to havo struck the Willink ma­ ern B aptist Board, has been se­ f50 and costa and Judge J. G. Young H arvard is suffering In a" challenge rea u h staged in the mountainous regions pace for u crew of five. I t is steam for sliipment from Chelsea Naval from u fractured skull, ubrnsion.i chine which was going north on cured to tench un adm inistrative Sunday afternoon for a position Sharon ordered his license revoked , A la s t of Mexico City, by Gcn- heated und Is equipped wilh niany Hospital. course a t the First Baptist Church in the tg«m R. Melting wus down for a yead. On a charge of drunk The bodies taking the hmgest ahqut tho faco and Injurios to his Palmetto. The impact thre-w tho Urndoza, bandit rebel chief- other, feature* insuring comfort in this city, according to an an ly E. Vlhlen, the play going to cr.re«a. Gore was also found fro” '" heavier, machine into the yurd of [urcording to word* reaching foi* its jjwntr. Completely furnish­ ournoy was thnt df Mnrinho Tcd- arms. The hoy suffered consider­ nounceipent todiiy. George Shipp while the Ford was r," mess uttendnnt, second class. _.i holes before the la tte r emer? and was fined $25 upd cr-'t*ably from tho Injuries but was fity. ‘ • ed-and equipped ns it is today, the Ksing the continent to Run said 't o bo more comfortable to­ turned glmost completely around, • Claeses will be held every <d victorious. In a playoff ba Tho rare of W F Gre*•*'«■» ce. have Mendoza’s demand yachtr represints an investment nf Francisco, it will he carried by day than a t any other time sine3 throw ing young Harvard out m* »t night of this week i^t 7:30 o’clock. twefn Cyldo Chapman nnd G. W charged with ns-*.iult. was nul. isom been met onqa for $500, $140,000, it \u s stated. The\ textbook from which » Dr. Rpcncer for another place on the nroi«ed. James McIntosh* charged transport to the Philippine Islands the accident. made the circle. snd time fo r JJ^OtTatid now The Alta IT.is piloted by Cap­ to liis sister Filimino. Entzm ingcr will give hla lectures ‘ Mr. Willink nahl today that ha xent an ultimatum demund tain' W. H. Tallman, a navigator with the theft of a turkey, w^. With bared heads, hundreds of .• The Injury to his skull ■resulted swerved his cur slightly to tha (i entitled "Buihling a Standard •pain, Spencer won four und found not guilty as- was W. 110,000 more. of 5J5 yeara'.experience. Mr. T ill­ , nasaengers stood -in'R'"ith Klntion when the youth wns thrown from three. . . Ueral troo|*s have- been pur man is a resident of Daytona le f t'in an effort to cut In hack Sunday School.’' Next Saturday the Saqford four- Banks, accused of driving a ca ’»«*< night as a gunrd *f honor enn- i Ford coupe headlong on to the of tho coupe. This is sulil to havo X Mendoza and his band, but A clnsa of 53 officers uo*l ronio en tertain s- the- Leesburg while under the influence Uonch, where he Ian lived tu t a -trect curb, tho ipipnet knocking (*ist‘ng o ' twenty-foiu^nivul offitorrain is rrugn and dangerk . r e r a ’a n l men and a detail of pol­ -hini unconscious. liis condition, caused the Ford to crush into tho ’ chegs of tho Sunday School t?am. which w«3 one of the. los liquor. • | and every time Mendoza’r number of years. , , *o ulready"enrolled and many ing team s In the opening matches. Thn’Sfttfctii.will be tied up here ice escorted the bodies of Tedar was such as to muke him irrutional bumper o f - the 'Willink machine, (• hive" warned him cf the op others are exprrtcd to join. Sun­ First ploy In tho . league aroused When Florida defeat'd W Fh of government troops be for'tho remainder of. tho • season, and Chnrlos Here-ford Calcott. Saturday and punday but today turning .thu lighter car almost day school w orkfrt • of . other rannidernble in trrest among local iri-ton around. " ‘ . • Captain Tallman s/tid. Mr. King­ maclilnists mate, third c*at», of a n i Leo In foot^sR he waa said to ha^e regained hi* rtreated further into the vast i of a country with which he ston-has a winter home in Bellalr Melrose Park, III., to .the Buffalo faculties for tho most part nnd to Young H arvard was carried to 'h u rih o j are eurdir.[ly. Invlleil to golfers and future matches arc Thnnkrslvlnp, all f t the Ga‘ qt tend* • • • iliiar, taking his captive wth and intends to come to Hanford Express und the bodies if Alfred imv)> shown a general improve* Ids home nearby ami l» tfr hriijg antlclpaU'd with conaid*r- niinfs wcrcTouptnl by emK several times this season to iiijoy Burette • Renton. ir'nrt«*rmaiitcr. removed to the hospital where h * s t.’ it wan stated today YnJisiekri scored three touch-. able iptcrcst, mpnt. . SAMRULA—C m ract awarded and a short ctuisc eti tho river. He clasn. nf N* r f 'k. A’ *.:. ip Juries were dressed •*>’ l,r - ” Fred .B ender Jr.. H arvard J *!v .Elm er Carlson, local profes­ and “Dutch" Stanley booted •ring' „n p a r t y o f;G h m ‘cs ... A. F^ril. ■ dvRI-n d■rp t- i n n companion ' ur.d driver of tho Langley or.A X-Ray picture*! were or conutivcllon of now seboolhogse IRT LAUDERDALE—■Prase period to bring 3:;tro points. ; sional. "• ’ . }ry 4 El?n ru- t nnpany, Fort friends here Within a fortnight for ->r tho board-rf lnsn:c‘'in atul s ir- troupe, escaped with a cut on on-s made. bjjTK . • • v t r 4 m n* trip. '' ' ’ vcy to (he Federal Express for a ihort fishingMrip, “ ‘t, chartered, V .lion Appoints isville Man Afinsideration Of Applications is Duties February I jve Experience funicipal -Work icord Of Cairns LEGLESS AIRMAN HERE PREPARING FOR PARIS FLIGHT His Endorsement Of Smith Is Important Execution Will Take Place Late Thursday All ButTwerrty-Fiveln 1 Shaft Have BeenRe- ' covered -Alive; Two Succumb To Fumes Casualty List Is S t i l l Uncertain 1 SOLONS DEMAND Forced To CHANCE TO PROBE Rescuers Don Helmets Before NAVAL DISASTER], FLORIDA SELECTS SENATE GROUP TO ROCKNE STUDENT REPORT IN FAVOR AS NEW MENTOR OF HAY'S CHOICE I County Court H a s Busy Calendar For One Week’s S ession . Sanford W in s 1 s t M a tc h Of Central Florida G o lf Body Band BrokcrBrings Handsome YaclitTo *1Bandits Hold trican Engineer Large Ransom Sanford Youth \Vith Fractured Skull Caskets Containing Reported Somewhat Improved Today Bodies Of Crew On Submarine Depart Entzminger To Hold Sunday School Course a ✓ •wr i �-*• . . . - JAtTOAftV 7,1928 cs in Basketball TommyLoughran Defeats Lomski A fter Twice Being Knocked Down For Count Trotter, W ill Pan In Races A t DEI.AND, Ja n . C— Heading the harness races a t the Volusia Coun­ ty F a ir will h e ;*T)ollio May,*” the guidclcrs tro tte r, tra in ed -h e re on our own race tru ck , with w hat, is P ut On Next Fight Featuring T u n n e y New V 'il:, Jatu^Ji, —CINS) — 4 11 ur i»«— "tli.-n-Aful pt *r>f -('hicagor who raj - ne ha i signed Jnck I)eLaney to lm s‘Gene Tunney for the world’* heavyweight title in n ten round bon: In Chicago" on June 20, •will attem pt to secure Tlmncy’s signature t » the contract a t a con­ ference with the heavyweight champion hire re x t week. MulUn promises that Tunney will el •-'• the match. Although the' heavyv -iirht champion was non* c .mmitt •! on th •• m atter today, he decTi.oi! a few days ago th at he w njld f»'r..t twice next summer and ihnt pr r.iott-r T ix Ulcknrd, Mul* lcn’. rival would promote only sine of the bouts. . Although T unney. declined to Identify the prom oter for his sec*, ond fight. Hilly (Silicon, his mafmgor declared th at he had no ob­ jection against Gene’s boring for » y Das is J. Walsh . ! count of nine fr- m a right to the International Nests S e n ice ; huhuidcs hi t the good one* get up. ... Sports Editor and, if I failed to establish the NEW Y()KK, Jan. 7.—For my t f i . t hefptcj I w ant to say* nn.v money, although frankly I don’t 1 that L .uhrnn b ;;• -odMic wa tar.* mean the entire $3.G2, I’ll take the ;ng reasonably stand cars of hiinfig h te r who can arise from a lean- !,.self at the end * f the j^uhdIhg posture upon the floor nh l ' Cotify ns he van, he carried the «*ome on to win. T hat is to say, I’ll »fcond. twice staggering Leo with ti»ke hlm but not in. the rensc that rig h t crosres upon the goalee and Bnm um took the sap. Almtiht no- ' cnicssing him with countless lcf.a b°d>’ enn do th a t and none realized Hut Leo i? no pincushion ‘ himeslf. b e tte r today than Leo I.om.'ki, i I'c come back to take the third challenger last nigbi for the and fourth, concluding the latter worldV light heavyweight churn- with a right over the lit a rt th at made Lough ran turn green wi It pain, lb- mii down n* th- ugh Lent** ski's tid e challcpgi 'siifq ly couldn’t mi***;---------------It not only .foil'.!, It did, for laiughVan, hiinself again for the Mullen. firs: tim e since the sta rt of the Hirknrd i h o r w lr'o n e n - to competition witn any horso driven to sulky in the world. Fred. Spoerhasc, owner and tra in er, bcLicvcs “ Dollic May” to be without n p e e r and is witling to-back his opinion. A m atch *nce for one of the d ays • of the Fair will be arranged, If possible. An additional act direct from the g reat Hinglitlg Crothei-s and Ilanium & Bailey Circus has been engaged in the High School HoiVcs, n feature of which is the tiding of Mny* Thompson on “ Pinbolo," the rearing horso. . . VSwF due to take u n J iU , godo Jcrtr.arid was for and from nutes of play, . . . turn completely I fiftli to the tenth round, he fr “,m,. lb° f ,,n p !nm dej.n alij.ost prem anent r< sting t!"1" ly justifiable decision was earned | Ot the end of fifteen gl ttc rln g « T roS*d,;l „ ?>««- ___ t ___________ __ . __ _ . New York Yankees here wns a prize fight. H ringori. S i g n Y O U t t g the so-called heavyweight contend0 rr. (iC h ri^ j“g V ur *s*if' iht>’ i>i.vVv-1 or 1hree Seasons jaw like Louhran s or a punch like , Lomskl’s A fter what happened . . . • . last night, and things never stopNT.V Jan. 7.—The hot ped happening, the m atter is npip ! t ’.ove league lost u s most iiromiaVo a..reasonable dmibti'f.wtn^kp M li “ htfr' hnitbrnt- Today wi»h tlie tl*Th it short in statu re for heavy- pounce.nent th a t Lou Gehrijf, sta r # c lg h t business but tt lot of other 1 I t bacemnn r.ntl the second considerations would be crpml, i;»'-‘i> t home run bitter in w hat with his speed,'h*n punch, bis bail has sit-ind a three-ycar con* unrelenting agirresalv.-ric>s and ’me* wi h the New York Yankee*, his-chin. It m et more gloves than 'Colonel Jake Huppert, owner of a horshow devote;* ami didn't • c ,i be yvoild'* ('kaiiipioiis, nteri ly to notice the fart at all. i*'onr.ed pad «•! itched hi ' iiiu*ilat«* I A* for Louhran. lic^bns e.e-iy* | <ln*?l: hook when irk ed what *alary thing hut sudden death in one Gei rig will be p,-*,!d. The y in je n - i punch and the funny thing about of opinion amorfg baseball nb-irp«. th a t is th at nearly nil the r?ir. however, wn*> that lairupin’ Lon punch men nowadnyH nje ex-tbain- ".i1! r raw tla princely rem uncratplons. inn of ?2*i.i)t;’l per Miaiun. Onlv Some few dis«enler' rai id .< It*s*1*. l|orni«hv. t'iil<%. Sneaker a d rath e r feeble nbjrctien to the <lc- pprlun's one or two other pluyei cirion. They w eiv n '. ii the « r I ere vobted.as highly.* o f 14.000 nor did th-.v m em to h.* [r *h, evti nn'e oT 11(10*1.’ «-*. . In I^on s k i’s coiner, wlibh a*.p«- n e h . iu' -aiary l.a- been trip i*d to tnke the Verdict in to. .-! j | , , | f|„ j., • , i,ilVe No, it was a sprinkling . of noli. M ,, i. ed ah nil i’H/m » l • «« asnn. minds among the press row inti I* And tl*.- ii the 'aui v o u n cju aiu Bobby Jones Refuses ^50,000 Gift Of Home ATLANTA. J«»-. «* — (INS) — Anndu»|ieimnt by Hobby Jones in New York tin t he Would not pc•crpf fht*' $’ 0,003“ home” presCiite.l him by friendH ar.d admircrr. came a a dir.lihrt Hurnrlsc here. Hobby’s lather, Hubert* F. Jones, nnid iii? s< n called nr. him on long distance telephone from New York yester­ day to inform him of his decision. 'I hr* elder Jones raid he was ns a.tub surprised n* anybody, With only four basketball li*ttr*r-in.*n n .urnctl this season, Coach Hrady Cowell docs not view his varsity pro'pccLi ;.t thiL 'nivcrkaty of -Florida v.itlt optimism. ’M ostOif the surviving 'cam lidaics aro sopliomorcs, liut in the quartet of vet grans above,-Cuptnin Ion W alker, Manny Slilhnan, Eddie Fclsoti and Compton French, Cowell ha i th.* nutd.»us armii d which ho is buildirg for the* hardest bnsketban. rchedulc the Ga­ tor hoopmun have ever fated. Georgia ami Auburn, appearing in Gainesville on Jan u ary 0-7, and January 1ft-1 I, respectively; offer tin* Florid ■••’utm en their .initial competition within the Southern Conference. Picture in oval at upper, left is Conch • 'Well. Manp;:<*r Jack Th- mpson is seen at Cowell’s right. Players, left 4o; right, W alker, Millmnn, French and Felsmi. lie said Hobby gnvo no reason i::«i*pi tr* miv that be thought it Coiild "hi- the l»c*,t thing for the gairt**”. Tlie money will be rot urn*••1 to the eoininittee which *oli«*itid the fund, Jones aitid. HOWfeRY WILL GO IN NEW PLAN TO RlliLD EAST SIDE F ir s t S te p T o w a r d A b o lis h ­ m e n t (IT T h e W o rld K n o w n 1 1'**itit Mo'fatt nf I’tiea New B o w e ry A n d S u r r o u n d in g *. •!| |,bi*. Id hides here t *d*ay • Wiii* r J. Travis Gold Cun. T e rriL u ry H a s C o m m e n c e d si II entered the finr.l : d tiidf < ’ nli ih-impion and itim* iheir "P|ionont;i in K* M*sterd;i'.. W inea' • uuv. ned b* t ’alllsti •• „r I*,.|„il a. P •ip. whde DUFARRai PRESID E STATE C01 •>ff-iti heal Dn- of lb*. «Iark homes and give selfAnother reference to n'national H t a chance lo grow.” ' issue came ^vhen the governor \vn? Tin- ti nement is nn imposing discussing h is ’proposal for stale i : *11'•111le th at would do credit to development ‘of* waterpow er. It al.Mi.o any uptown residential di !i: . it'i.- not set flush again l was suggested a t the eapitol that t be ti* : end i t ' spacious -«ouit the governor might have been ; id r *• at ccs.' to a ir and light. thinking* about cither Muscle A r- of garden for sum ;r n*cr«- Mboal« or Houldcr Dam when ito p.‘mnal i ttrp'ises is one of its i any T< dure ioliabitaiits, t rn s- wrote tlie following: “ For a g r e a t’ many years* tlio t *v vf i \ ided. 7 hen—*—rt TTlirnilVitir ofTfiiimyiir' jntrfp WUiTTiinirely witfioul policy p a r i in*-* ’ idles and i-n-ry slip in for the development m* its power ■ ■o*i •. ..i lion was taken \ . 111y a ; re ourecs, and it is difficult to *. .aw inv .inl the liappines of fu- find much fault with th** states* l"i. i. h i* it:*.ins. in; tees of th.* , nn'n of earlier days of our own bit. le hceuuse all of our other n a t­ .■’.Ill I.i’ll : I oilltl l! ie.;t. throughout, the I • •• la .. • i ,* rust apprnvimulelv ural 11 *11111 is nation received I..tit* considera­ • ■ in .Will evi-nluaily shiev tion rn in the standpoint of their f i -: . n iinrv to tlu* howls of iitM-lnpme.it under governm ental I ' : *i ii|g lamll'i. <1it w:-*; • »rti* l aial ownership fur ibo •' fir i. r.nd benefit. Tie* y- ei nor reiterated his oil-i *.|.ie> -ed views on prohibi­ t ii. Ii «li larc'i the legislature .o f made a grave mistake •v.ian ratified the prohibition " it nt without fu st submi : i: to u vote of tlie people! ST. A U G U tniN K ('hunt!. *r of •f la*.* : late. He said: Conteree increase.' us membership. . LEADERS BELIEVJ v*r--sm'Ke u j late com -1Dr. F a rr stated in t.b, M artin has I Dr. Murphrec's c!ohm s* of posit- would have been kj is day. An- th a t t,lf> routine fcn, of Gov- University continue ( lie Volusia f[ll,,ne" 1 "ithnetg the unusual. ,e steel is , Untouched by tl.o M , , 1 for nearly ten vran, I Ions to the of tho University h icrs, which Hccond Ions Ins3({» •c~a seat- when Prof. \V. W. IN over 0,000 succumbed .Inn. 2 n< crew witli complication*. fnllowinf tirin g arc operation, tlu* ilire.i t ct^nstini USifergonc nta a motor trip to nttmj II counties. W ith the F a ir but plirec’s funcial in Tsllah Weeks aw ay all departm ents Vice-President Katr < now functioning a t tdp speed. the^cooncratinn >1 nli hi carrying on the I'tivfi gttlnr activities d irinirti crisis and n« kod that u efforts he murk- t., i ’l a Hoard, «»f Con.j.,I it \Jb DETROIT, 'Jan. A— (IN S )—The of a now pivsidnit. Imdy of Mrs. Ethel Porter, Xi, found wrapped in a blanket on the .floor of hey apartm ent today was sent to the county morgue fo r a postm ortem exam ination. Chnrlos Gibson, 25, who admit- | ted he had been living with Mrs. I Bloating Spells, from !d| Porter as Charles Porter, is belli,, Pul an Oklahoma Mu held on a suspicion of inurdui. | Gibson adm itted he was a fellow I Miserable Fix, Boll prisoner of Charles, the real Found Relief, husband o f the woman. Charle.nl Porter It rei ving a life sentence Swink. Okla. in tlu* Mountlsvilln Penitentiary in* West Virginia. Gibson was serving five years for automobile Uiet't, lie said, but escaped last May. Mrs. Nellie lhlnsen, n sister of Mrs. Porter, told police the deml woman bad ennte to Detroit xfro.n H untington, W. Vn., last Juu,* i with $J,0U0 she. hail saved :i<« I operator «if a taxi business in | headaches. I would be: and hurt a lot. I was u W est Virginia. When Ciibson i bad fix. wan scarhccd he had $.1,500 :n b> * | "I began taking Diack D: Heemod to help me woni hadn't found anything tho! me as Hlack-Drnugbt did. STIJAHT—Contract let ly can recommend it. eleetricul and pluntbiug "Tliero wero times wIhi county ixioi house. ROOSTS ELECTION ' The great 'mistake of the legir- ipreclt B e fo re l.e g is - i bittiie of li>lti in failing to submit ( In N ew Y o rk S h o w s I 'ir rpie.itioii too a popular refe, i diim is the direct euu*o of the O f I 'ro p n g a n d u F o r milluneasiness and dissaiisng B is N o m in a l iun ae:ii.n apparent in a large por- w-ithout anything to eat a too weak to go. 1 was ja able, and when 1 ntc, a: Boomed clogged. "I had very Bcvcre head* I didn't know just what I i n of the atate. It bur; gone fur-^ BOOTS AND I IKK BUDDIKS lij Raiminul I. Horst ’her and been the prime cause o, is n prescription for Inlt riuitianiil News Service Staff i fteu lin g a disrespect for the law Correspondent , among ritizeens who give their Coldy. (irippe^ Flu, Dengue ALLANY. X. Y., .In n ,’ (Us'St lii it of olietlfcncc to every other Bilious Fever und Maloria P u reiq Vtt •ii vi . i nr Alfiy l E. Sin11it's a n ­ rivahn try statute ever enacted It kills the germs. nual n.i niige to the 1!*2S legisla- in the state or nation. It're. which was, rend-at tin* open­ •’The theory of Democratic con­ • • * ___ ing s i t ion today, was i cgaarded stitutional governm ent having fur n\ the eapitol largely as a prcbt Jits purpose the preservation of ■leitlial 1‘ampaign document. Ucing one nf the outstandit*;; ' the people cannot perm it intoln ntomlers for the Democratic crat.ro to tho point where one Hinford Prescriptions Filled Frump* I ; : .,idi-nt ial Nomination jic jt .•tump denies or attem pts to deny !•» ihr other tho right of freedom year, The governor took occasion 1 E. Second St. And Accurately hi his message to e x p re ss‘his op­ "f speech auml freedom of ex­ pression.” inions <ii several in p o rta n t natiol'al problems, im lulling prohib­ ition. ngricliltun*, runservatton ot natural read uitis , protection of civil liberties and aviation. In fact, th,* 'governor discussed, indircctly in some instancccs, pretty nearly everything but tlu* tariff. fhmtaining approxim ately. *10, •i('!* words, the message covered in detail the eImage* and improve­ ment* in New York State's gov.nmincul during tho eight years By MAH'I'lN Lancy’s OW.OWW.-OCWT CUAu ouT YlVLtet Ui Ywt: WAVV — You tAlOvtT W lR UV Ool-VLVO*T ) U i ADA) oomt Touch 1 t\ y\\\U G WTRfc Ik) . /, J\ TWY ‘ A.VltMG V.00KOIAY ’ \ VJ1VTY- . , THtMG A^. IT t S - A New and Better Transfer an Storage Service with SIDE- TRAC V . < Facilities under the management <> ' f«ir the farm er Note in tho event 1 u should be nomina'.tHL for the jiresidency is tlig following di>elaration in the me.isage: “Both tmtiomil and atate polices should be moulded to insure ei|uulity nf opportunity und reward between tl oso groups Which produce tho food and those \Cbo consum6 it.” OoKjT Touch AtAYTH'UG Ik) TH GVA’*Y BYV VocVa- fdY '6oT AlU MY AWWfri IM AHtVY- MOVHr . w.^*. \x«, OHTIW Oo AH VOMT VUYU GoT Ho GAY Ik) MAH OVJM VOOKJP tATAU MO MO- AimT Mo\V:T>Y M t VJcmT WG WnAU W tVViM * Y T T “The Friendly Driig SI MOHCVJ Constipation and Kectal diseases. Painless non-surglcal method. Dr. Jos; Cor­ win Howell. . -.Registered psyuiclnn, 20(1 W, Gore Ave! Oi'latuio, 1'lorida, Telephone •1305.fer free consultation You w ill’ he surprised how quickly* you will get well without loss of time from one unsanitary . upurimriii. n » * business. • in a tv h will go north, south, oa<t and west. LH'a wi]*o </ut each un> *‘^ * , ■ J •t ■ Ralph W . Lossing Hauling—Crating—Shipping 200 N; Maple Ave. P. O. Box 681 ' wi ■- rs.-.na n / t \ ' L'>v * Phone 8! �^ r r . ■« ■ ■r' SF! , It • ’« t. ■■ * , Vvr> i.t ST) f • THIS S A N F O R D 11 FR A U D , M O N D A Y , JA N U A R Y 0, 1928 L«U H ie S a n fo rd H e ra ld For Commercial Aviation As’Brisbane Sees It »n*ft T he alm ost m iraculous flig h ts last sum m er o f such Siirt>risJng Mr. Kandj no. practical fliers as Byrd, Maitland, Brock, Schlee, Hejfen- Snow iind Sunshine. *T. tk a V M U tttH berger, Chamberlain, and Gobel, not to mention the incom­ Knt Hody—Tired H eart. Pv •Ot tUt akrr il! ---M— M ( J parable Lindbergh,.who hns recently added to h is laurels by a, UMT. Forty the Beat Age. his non-stop fligh t from W ashington to Mexico C ity and 7* B r A rllin i llr t.lin n r HpULWfO U ('•PT rU rh* 1B37 h r S t» . V*. thence over and am ong Central American volcanoes, have it, u o w a b o a kIU .RK .JO m iB ttto l throughly convinced us o f th e illim itable le g ib ilit ie s of Hodge, Calif.,' Jun. 0.—Eaatorn commercial aviation. . . vist'oVs wonder • a t little striped The arrivalJn Miami last w eek o f Ruth N ichols a fter-a . awnings seen -arthe/driver’s trtrrSS n .T 3 non-stop flig h t ir o m laangi'Island-lasting ■onhrTTrelvG”Hours’ dow —on—cturfurnia automobiles. fO.LB m ig h t well tend to indicate th at th is mode of travel will bo Driving about Southern C alifor­ nia they soon understand. W ithout popular w ith th e fashionable world before many other sea ­ such awnings, sunshine makes the n e lU M li, tr sons have come and gone. If Florida w inter resorts can be ariving wheel too hot for pleasant tftM l K brought^a’ithin tw elve hours o f N ew York; not alone for the driving. w business I w l l n r r o a to o f I k * reckless and adventurous but also for th e'’ tired On ihis Mojave table land, 2000 ‘• • tit* The L K. 1 h man who would spend a week-end w ith his fam ily under n feet above the Pacific, the sun is • f(ffl e t o o t l a F lo r M a a » 4 k u V4etally a in less hot, snakes and Iiznrds hiber­ M k M t o f I w a f l l a i o ta fo a a w a la warm sun,, w hat grow th m igh t we not properly . expect ankM t n th at to u rist business upon which we count so much ? i nate, but onions and other crops through the w inter. And no­ Bfaha'i If ova ____ 14 la a __ a m k « f o f the B ut before air lines can be expected to play any im ­ grow thing grows unless you plant nnd 4 a 4 lt H o ro o a o f C l m h l W u , a a IW to a a a tla a a l A ^ o o _d a O o o o f P a h - portant part in th e transportation o f tou rists to th is state, irrigate it, therefore there ore no . In h e r e . A f r e r t lo o r s , a a 4 M v w I M m n h l r h r o a a lr e o e ac h P a h - aviating fields m u st be provided in Florida for the accommo­ weeds. Onion growers will know to ta k a h to I le h e r ate ■ k o r dation o f planes. N ot only will it be necessary to have what thnt menns. a a 4 lt of a a b e « r ij,tio ^ \ h u r o a_th term inals, but also Mat* t a o r f e r t o v e r i l y a h o o ta to ly landing places in the larger resorts as IN NEARBY mountain*, 4000 a ll etataaa o f * I t e a La tie a a a w i l l a* in many of the sm aller towns and cities as em ergency fields. feet higher than this desert, the h o a rp l h a t b t u a w l -O’' It is hard to believe that m any Florida cities will lit any ’.mow lies very deep. Los Angeles MONDAY, JA N . 9. 192C.'. tim e in the near future su fficien tly realize the importance people motor up to Big Bear, fo r T IIH H B R U D I PH O Q R AJt ■ S W p ^ P .4 of aviation fields to build them, or i f r 4 l f r h turn with snow piled high on the *i*r ^ 'm e ^ W y caVi'4 af f ord to la y aside funds for running hoards and mud' guards v*. 'O re r o a t r o l e A t k i t a such construction. It, therefore, if Florida is to take its toilet neighbors see what it looks ▼die. !H. J o h a a l a f t a a place as a leader in th is form of enterprise, devolves , upon lil/e. You find vnricty.here. t* S & C NEEDED FINISHING SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS- . m Iaaajrnrwvtoo of Baoathtr “Pay fhC s t a t e itfle lf to a s s i s t. U p W H l ," M tla g —" ■ wo aa ern s . o f k tlltU c erah o te l* a o a r t ja e a t ^ —A Community Chrat. Ti—Completion *1 c|ly k M illf ln . Wr ■ •h mmd ■ •A rm heapItaL j 81BLB VERSE FOR TODAY -G O D ’S WORD “ E F F E C T IV E -All the kings of the earth shall praise thee, O Lord, when they hear thn ^ o rd s of thy m outh.-■>, H*a.lm 12Y. 4. , "P R A Y E R —‘‘All people th a t on e a rth do dwell, Sing to tire -Lord with cheerful voice.” Eft MY WINDOW Dfow th a t the trees are bare l ean see the sta rs— how they fare; L ean see the Blcklc moon (A nd it sets too spon.) And w hat is best, The smoldering west; And over yond ;r. As I ponder, I discover ' Along the hedge, On the garden's e d jr, A row of deep red splashes, F lu tterin g in vivid flashes, As bright-w inged blrdg*would hov­ e r— Dahlias they ore T h a t shine so far! •There is at present a five cent gnsoline tax which provides som ething like tw elve million dollars annually for sta te expenditures. Four cents o f th is tax, or about $9,600,000, is used for the construction o f roads. The sug­ gestion has been, made, and we find it in the M anufactur­ er’s Record, to havc.one-luJf cent o f th is tax diverted from th e road fund for use in constructing and developing air field s throughout the state. T his seem s altogether feasible and we like the iden ns one m ost likely to fa ste r a statetw ide interest in aviation and to put Florida in the front ranks o f th ose sta tes which recognize the importance o f the flyin g machine. The % rcm nining $8,400,000 annually for roads, considering their present high degree o f perfection, should be su fficien t to m aintain them and complete th e system now planned; while the $1,200,000 annually, though not su fficien t to guarantee the acme o f commercial fhvng s u c c e s s , should go a long way toward realizing the goal sought. Once skeptics scoffed at the thought of anv commercial use for steam boats, for railroads, for trucks and autom o­ biles; now that very statem ent seem s incredible. Perhaps there are a few sluggish minded whpgfLcmi ace no practical use for airplanes, but they will liv tv jf they live a very few years longer, to ride in them ns commonly as they now do in automobiles. Character Building: Is Needed N'DINO, N icaraguan reb ­ el who shot our m arines—getting his money, ammunition nnd khaki uniforms from some other country, nccording to Colonel Gulich—is Haid to be fleeing to the mountain forrests with his. men. I t took Uncle* Sam n long time to persuade Snndlno th at killing our men is dan­ gerous pasttim e. Many Mexicans to this day, believe that they could heat the United Status easily ahntigh if it were not for T exts, which won’t let them. They have fotiglu Texans, nnd know w hat thnt thenns. The navy plans to send n flock of airplanes carrying re-enforco.. ment of marines to Nicaragua, on « non-stop flight. That excellent 'don should hnve n wholesome ef­ fect. Instead of send'nL* n 'ew nirn’anos we should be able to send a swarm of a thousand, nnd on the trip let gentlemen thnt send ammunition t > Snndino know what sort of trouble they arc Inviting. EVEN A few pianos, from our putliotir liltk* .oolk'Ction, will hnvo -nme rf Yet. Gringos, writing lo tio n in Washington, thoti sw iftly harking down when anything hapnttls. nro net convincing to Moxir IIJ'*. Tut The South has been for the genera.ions a producing section. It has been in the past relatively few years coming to bo more and rriorJ a "finishing, re g io a l^ w h e re the ucls atc^ndded to m 'v a lu e by lion of labor and intelligence for the ultimate. -- eparing . theip , l l"T tI,"?5nypt* there to leave all its extra value building commodities, ought lo be "finished.’!-hare a t home. Tho cot­ ton milts coming to tho cotton field are tig exnmples of this sort of thing. Industry ought to be tho close a t hand; Inlmnte p artner of agricultura; .prortactlairanthm aitu-' fmrtun*-nught’to he hand in hand. The Squth, able to support a g reat produsing population, is able too, to support a great industrial pop­ ulation. The things wc make in South Georgia ought to be finished here-j-aml leave all th a t this finish­ ing implies—the wnges of m anu­ facturing operators, the capita) in­ vested in mills, the profits the in­ dustrial plants must make. This .is a producing region: it ought still more and more to lie made a “finishing" a re a —where everything th a t is inode is given its final conversion, modification nnd polish to hold its highest value —a t homel . 1 bie and attractive The Pearson Tribune the other, day- had this paragraph, a concrete example th at isuggLotH a m ultiplicity, of expan­ sions and extensions nnd modifi­ cations; "A Camden county firm is un­ der contract to ship a carload of ash lumber, blocks four fe'et in length, to some point In Alabama where, it is nald, they will be made Into baseball bath. This item sug­ gests onother minor industry for South Georgia. Why not ship a carload of baseball bats— finished product —instead of tim ber to bo made into baseball bats? An out­ lay, of Jess than $500 would fu rn ­ ish all the necessary machinery. In Shvnnnah, around the city m ar Ft? "*-" - where- ▼-▼W +VN>rtTxl8's6TT'lT)ere could have been seen yesterday m any new chicken and turkey coops, coops of a new pattern, coops thnt nre last ing iind hnndy, airy and strong, of a type that is attractive, with sev­ Greasing 75c eral features in the way of autom a­ TIRES & T U BES tic fns.tiers .'or the opening-doors of the coop. These coops arc made B etter quality for of hickory wood, the hickory trees less money. from which tho lumber is obtain.ed grew, in Virginia; and the coops themselves are made by a pattern 1601 W. F irst SL devised by a Virginia ntan, in u plant onignized nnd owned and op­ erated by Virginia brains nnd ’brawn. The coop illus.’.rotes what the baseball but in Southeast Geor­ gia might be. But hardwood tim ­ ber is only one of the items of ju st tiie natural products of the section; there nre a score of other natural products in South Georgia thut cannot only be shipped to oth­ er section—where they wiU'be turn One 4 room, one 5 room cd into articles of many tim es the original value of the m aterial, but and one 6 room house. will, through pay rolls, make the These houses xre modern mnnufucturing community more prosperous, but could bo converted in every respect* and the here nt home into tho same finish rent Is reasonable. ed products ready for cash m nrkit There u rew v c rn l kinds of money Also have two 2 room that could be to advantage kept at apartm ents partly furn home. And then there nre scores of produced commodities on the ished. farm and livestock field, on the farm thnt instead of being ship­ You will have to see ped raw to another place, there to th tse to appreciate them.take on m ore% VAlue in m arket nnd ^iton J. Monghton NOTICE Architect • F irs t N at’l Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida. LUMBER aild Building: Materials ->Security Lumber Co. Phone 7 9 7 / All parlies who owe the qj S prings W ater Company up until recently was opttl| by M r. 11.-J...Clausa 'aa RtM e rn r f » p„r g m m n c T j J due by them prior to Btttuh 15, to the present'operatar f Elder Springs 4Vater Comw W. W. Thompson, Mtnip Please settle thts* bills at «» the books of the old c« pany arc closed. White & White A ttorneys for Frazer Eilat - 21 Cts. CECIL L. RINES ^ Light saves FOR RENT in W rE1tuLLve hlighted um an streets n o t o n ly lives b u t e n h a n c e property value as welt. L ig h t Is th e re ­ fore an In vestm en t th a t draw s w o rth ­ w hile dividends. , LOCH ARBOR T h e newspapers of C leveland, O hio, called S u p erio r Avenue of th a t city "D e a th S tre e t" because th e re w ere m o re n ig h t fata litie s on this stre e t t h i n on any o th e r street in O hio. Last year they installed new and b e tte r lights with th e result th a t It Li am o n g O filo ’s safest and best lig h t­ ed streets. A, HI The lighted way i*Jh e safe way. " * Use eteetrlotty, your ehespeet ■errant. Increase in crime in tins country linn caused » much riTo'Mvo—mpirageii from the air - :- rates on grain, why not give n consternation among the people o f the United S tates and \v toid ho moat convincing. bounty or subsidy to farm ers un­ .XtuTlhon one sees fortunately situated. B etter still TJio beautiful, naked trees, has led to exhaustive study of the problem by the leading IN ONE way or another this why not build canals, ns EuTcrp? As they tower zenith-high figures in educational w elfare work. W ithout doubt it is country should uphold its trentv Joes, ami givj) farm ers water P. O. Ilox 339 Sandford, Fla. Bach spreading ljmb, each bough, one of the most important questions of the day and one rights for a Nicaragua canal nnd ‘ru n sp o rtatim i^ to the Atlantic p h o n e 254 — M Y sharp against sky. !h, w hat would the w inter be toward which apparently little progress is being made to *>rov(> that it takes seriously P res­ ind the gut” find It solution. Many theories huve. been advanced ex­ ident Coulidge’s warning ami ac­ RTell me, now,) cusations of last January ami lust The wind and the cold, plaining the increase, and possible rem edies have been s u g ­ April, concerning Mexico’s con­ y U h never the sight of a single gested by the score. Some success has been achieved in spiracy and Ferret w arfare against — tree, particular localities but n“gencral schem e whereby crime the United Suites. B a n d in g in outline bold? may be reduced to the lowest minimum has yet to be pro­ -—May Tomlinson. IF YOU nre too fat, you treat duced. your hour* unjustly, So says Dr. Ik, In th 's connection w e think it m ight be well to consider James Me Lester. The heart works riflt is o'Um said th a t nobody lay en a fa t m an, but you can’t dony a discussion of the subject which took place recently at the harder to curry extra weight, but hat is only part of it. Fifty to 100 3 °ere s more to them. annual convention of the Florida Education Association. •useless o• pounds of weight represent ‘T ag Inspectors are now In Gain- Dr. C. E. Germane, professor of ofiucuhion at the U niversity •"cadless billions of living ceils thut jjV, Jjiville checking up on licenses. of Missouri, gave utterance to beliefs that indicate a demand nourishment hent, water, H f tjio y will probably be In Sanford thorough study of the subject-and a solution that is well and their added share of the energy thnt enuses metabolism, or change R 'iA a few days. How’s yours? worth our attention. The* Missouri professor place s tho of tissue. ffig'mPAVo came out late one dny last responsibility upon our educators and tho system of EXTRA WEIGHT tires the 1 «urnlr HorrwiRn our nlir press, nr c c k because In full im- schooling that is now in use. Dr. Germane’s .thoughts are body, bruin nnd heart, constituting ttattnn of the notion’s Chief Ex contained 'n the following challenge: IN THE old days, when kings counted for more than •1 "loafer class," or idle rich elnss did not choose to run. “Go buck to your schools and put on a drive to improve 11 the system thnt shortens life, they do now, the bearer of the King’s signet was a per­ •oF ifteen diminishes comfort ami usefulness. " Georgia boasts ol not having had character of young people. There is need o f it. son of the first importance. Gates flew open before a single lynching during the .year Years ago the average age of crim inals was forty years. In that, a human body is like a gov­ U st closed, but Georgia courts Today the average age of crm innls in our iienitentinries is ernment. Idle rich that consume him, difficulties dissolved, the whole realm hastened to irflust function If tills record Is tp tw enty-four years. How are you going to account for that? ■inti contribute nothing, except silly opinions. hnrmful to the entire m aintained.’ . Som ething hns been neglected. We have w itnessed a body politic and a way should be speed him to his purpose. For the royal ring was the -o found to make them work. K 7 A Georgia woman recently drop­ change from hardened crim inals to beardless youth.” badge of supreme authority. It was the kingly trade­ ped dead aa she g**ed upon the W ith th is thought ns the keynote. Dr. Germane gees AN INSA NE person is not nlobraaina of her elster. Moral: more into detail, an excerpt o f his address being as follows: mark. Wherever it went, it was known and respected as lowed to control his property. Is B te n your relative* die, don’t take “Two yearH ngo a college president complained to me there nny good reason why Idle, too sei4oualy. ill the outward symbol of stability and power. about his students. ‘It seem s our higher institutions are non-productive drone should he fc'p’ n , --------- 0—-----allowed to control his? That mny {". T W e heard a m an say the other turning out educated hyenas,’ he lamented. ‘Oh, but we are sound like the dreaded "bolshe­ th a t If he could speak like Temple Graves he wouldn’t not doing thiH in our high schools,’ you m ay say. I uni vism" now. But some day, it will There are hundreds of trademarks today which become necessary to recall earn­ nfraid the high schools are not entirely free. h to- anybody. estly Prudhomme’s warning: “Bear down on your legislators and make them keep mean as much in the realm of commerce as the king’s Wo’ have no Intentjon of resum- your university from accepting students ju st because they "Monarches urc destroyed by pov­ erty, republic* are destroyed by but ilr« "W hy" conlroversy, signet once meant in the realm of government. To the it th a t the new license have a pnss from a high school. I know you have students wealth." always be bought jui t in your university who are confypiinnting thp character of buying public, they represent honest manufacture, B. C. FORBES sny» that great hristm as bills are com- your student body. Wc have them in Missouri. hanking houses, notably Morgan sound value, fair pricing. They are recognized every­ "Do you know that 300,000 men and women enter the nnd Co., biggest of the uggrcssivly penitentiaries of this country a year— 3,000,000 in a de­ enterprising firms, admit to p a rt­ where as he passports to public preference. Yet this "oTigcv*A (s in session again, 1 peems to nave affected the cade? Our asylum s take 75,000, y et psychiatrists say nership men about 40 years old. . confidence was not won in a day. It was built up slow­ linerature over the entire na th at 90 per cent of these cases would not be there if wc Davison, Lament, Morrow and . . Gainesville Sun. But it hud understood them in childhood. The same is true of our other im portant Morgun partners were U.ken in ut about 40, the ago ly, conscientiously, on thp solid foundation of quAlity illy gets w arm er when Con crim inals. supposed to combine Hound judg­ meets. and straight dealing. Above all, it required systematic -o—------“In m y estim ation every child is born as pure as Jesus. ment with power to carry n heavy w hat kind of a bonnet It is his environment th at defiles him. There is need for a load. and truthful advertising. ,"Bryan Owena has thrown in program of scientific, constructive education in our schools IN OTHER days, 40 began the political jrjnjr?—Tallahasaee “I have seen a great co-operative association in w est­ graybeurd’’ nge. Great careers, | Carls creation, undoubtwtly wilt ern Canada fail because o f crookedness of those in charge. Alexander nnd Napoleon, the two ___which Advertisements are messengers sent by dealers of most spectacular,, were over at lie price. * W hat o f 119 hank failures in the north central states last th at age. Age is pushed farther established repuation to tell ‘you where you can buy obby Jones bas refused the year? W hy Is automobile insurance so high? Why do we nnd farth er back, and the J. P. , t Morgan of 200 years hence may of a fifty thousand dollar spend 90 per cent pf our revenue for war? economically and to best advantage. They bear the the cltUens of A tlanta. “The»*o is need for a lot o f straigh t thinking in this be selecting 76-year-old partner* thousand'dollars in one lump crooked, crooked world. Go back to your cities nnd try to for their "combination of mental badge of authority, the stamp of reliability, the king’s and physical strength.' ' be a Rttle bit professional, make them better. W e have put character education drives Senator Capper of Kansas seek* t’t it Bobby? signet of honest worth. They are worthy of confidence In 11 Missouri cities. You can do it in Florida." reduction In railroad freights on *K>" G. S. WITMER, J King’s Signet 1 w are a a i in / e r o r of tbs o ecf’ of N icaragua by Ameri-. trines in the firs t place, but _L> * fighting has taW n pUee not approve th eir vrith- Editor Sanfprd Herald: The "Sanford" sign on the untll someone’. has been Dixie Highway south of us’ makes a m is-statem ent which, in the th e men Who drink boot- interest of historical and pbmolog* w > U d ag ain st prohJbt- leal veracity, should be corrected. h Amendment It announces th at it was General Sanford who Introduced the lemon Into Florida. . This is not the case. The lemon tnan’v Vote by the smell was here long before General San­ **fh P ford. He merely introduced certain th at it Is ad issue of any new varieties of the lemon, a t did but m«r*ly also Mr. Bldwell of Orlando and a Interest, number of other citrus growers. John Lee WiUiiuas, one of AawH* rida’* Jitwo) firs t commissionUll our grain. Not nil farm ers realize th a t Uncle Sam ’s money hns been I spent to make it impossible for | farmed* in some part of tho United th a t “very few of the sliaddoclts States to compete with Canadian are cultivated in Florida. Forbid­ Yrmers.’ Northw est . Canadian den fru it, citrus, lemons and lime* whent reaches our cast coast and are rapidly Increasing." Europe through the Panama ca­ This book was published in 1B37 nal, gt low freight m tei. This and a t th at time Mr. Williams hud country built the canal, ta.sng ita already lived in this state nineteen citizens, and leta the whole world [ years; th a t is since 1818. And use the canal a t the aame rate aa j it -should be added th at no Flori­ Americana pay. l'an n e ra Ip th.a country, away dan aver had a more comprehenslve know ledge of - Florida and from the seaboard, pay very high Florida products a t tha tim e he railroad freights to cither coaat, wrote Of them —this remarkably and cannot compete with more forgi'ted Y ian: civil-engineer, nat­ unately placed Canadians. That uralist. w riter,-hletorian nnd com­ applies to products other than missioner of Florida, who, with grain. ,* * . Dr. Simmons, determ ined the *U« . K ailbm yh*?** Uve aad grow, <* | f t j --- a# Atsr and respect. THE SANFORD FORUM i XEMM » •« * n ,41* ft w <• ‘ 1 !■ t * * 1 Advertisements are a source of information • and means of protection. Read theml .a Zl iVi ^1 �I• Telephone 148 MRS. FR E D . S. D A IG E R , Society Editor Residence Tel. 37. Legless.: A irm a n H e re^ P re p a r i n g F o r Paris F lf g h t NEW..YORK,. Jan. y » U N S > — ’Jealousy-is thdutftfWcsf( thipg to ^ ^ i H a l n e s s ." cpciw ith'ln tho_ l«Vittrg->iusincss.” This Is the slateineiTt of nn au­ thority, tjeorge Conners, form er partner of Gcorgu .Remus,-ox-king of the bootleggers. Conners, ns m anager of "Death Valley F afm ," a t Ono time tho higgraL. - liquor, euchu ley girngmf bnozo runners and gunFORT MYERS, Fin., Jim. Ik— itum who night nflcr night drbVc Under llio supbrvtytoh of Scott, truck lands of w hiskey ovi'r the (IN S)—WRh the famous "w ork­ Daugherty has nui'do fine progress touritry rnndk from Clndinnntl to shop" on thu Thomas A. Edison apd liow flies a ,shi,b quite'handily •Washington, *: Ndw York, Toledo, by Imhitelf. A MjccIoI nppllnfnce, thi? C o lum bus,Indianapolis, Chicngn. estate here hnvihg been complete­ I.iw nr'Scott, enables Daugh­ 11«..,.t. Kt. L'ouik, Okliihotprt City and ly transformed into a chemical lnbinvohtion A called m ee tin g 'o f,'th e Rnllie ratory, the famous inventor will erty to control the entire ship with I other joints. ■ •H arrison Chapter N. K, I). A. It. ‘‘Wllen'you 1 pel to m aking hip start »m his arrival on January 13 Was held Frillny afternoon nt the his one Hand. Attached-to the end Hotel Forrest, Lake under the di- of the joy stick, which controls tho money ns a bootlegger it is1nmnt- to carry on new and extensive rub­ recton of thd regent. Mrs. John rudder and ailerons, is a rubber ing how envious others become," ber experiments in the building "They plot to de? where he put finishing touches to Leonardi, for the purpose of com­ grip- sim ilar to that on a motor­ [said Conners. pleting plans for entertainm ent cycle handle, which ' regulate,-, the throne you,’ to seize your liqtfor, tlie phonograph more than 40 for Mrs. Brqoks White of Jncksan-, gasoline supply nnd spnrk control. to reduce you to the size of n petty years ago. The Inbratory has been Already, Daugherty operates the larceny bootlegger. They force you equipped with equipment yillc, Rtntc'Vegcnt of the D. A.- R. with who will arrive here Wednesday machine with f-kill th at is remark- to fight hack, nnd that is the Ioav which Edison intends to complete afternoon and will be tlie house aide, according to Scott. All that down on tho bootleg \ynrs. They between-6,000 and 10,000 jilnnt an ­ guest of Mrs. John W. Meisch Jr., he needs now are the "final touch­ are always caused by jealousy. alysis in his extensive rubber re­ Mrs. Meisch will entertain nt' es." Use of his instrum ents will he 1 never bothered anybody else. 1 search work. luncheon Thursday honoring Mrs. the main subject of instruction dur­ thought there was room In the W. A. Benny, superintendent of W hite. On Thursday afternoon ing his stay here and in this con­ business fo r ovorjllrody. Ilut when the Edison Botanic Research Inhnection, tlie legless nviutnr'dcclares the hl-jackcrs tried <‘to ro b ‘my rntoriea nt East Orange. N. ->L, ida in terim !__to t ejy - tiy th w w ir tfli t»s. ■--• -‘f-«t afrit:. ou'.Xlfffrlfsivbkiiuw,.- —is i n ^ f i'ii ' Tip: i* setritive devices' on' bis the past muntli to direct the in­ tcndcrcil n card party at the flight. Without their use, lie realiz­ stallation of machinery in the lnbYncht Club at tho SnlHcf Harrison es, the trip is foolhardy. orntory here, announced th at a Chapter. Friday afternoon Mrs. staff of a dozen chemists and re­ Daugherty never worries about W hite will he tlie guest of honor his physical defects. Ho 5s tax as­ search experts will assist Edison nt. n reception given by-Mrs. Anna hero during the next four months. sessor of his home county, Wet* M. Do Forest at her honic on the z.el; and is now serving his second Ftorfh paint has replaced anc­ Country Club Road. ient cobwebs that hung from the term in thnt capacity. It is a rcsceiling of tho laboratory in the Mrs. W: E. W atson, chapter i pnnsiblu position and one that is center of what the. inventor calls .trcanurcr, announced the budget highly remunerative. Daugherty bin "jungle”, nnd shiny lathes nnd Pi* the year. Another im portant ran for office following the acci­ electrical motors have taken the in tta r attended to, was the voting dent which cost him his legs nnd place of the nntiquntcd equipment by the members to retain the land dqnuted by 1 j . 1’. Hagan at Wekiwa one arm . He was employed in the ger, even considering tlie huge used by Edison in perfecting the ftrr'u park. Delegates and nltm iiat- police division of n West Virginia sums that- laid to be paid for pro­ phonograph, imudeseent lamp and other famous inventions. es were nominftted and elected to railroad-at the time. Early one tection." attend the state conference which morning he spied two suspicious Thy wooden “workshop," which Conners dee la re*I lie, personally, Mj]| bo held nt Snrnsotn ill March. characters end while giving chase never had been—in a — shuuliug vun, brought,. Jiq c e .42..years nttu. The delegates were —Mlrsr alohrr tu them oit ropnfar-fi-cight -train, scrape although htT men could not with large'beans. A modern dry* Leonimti regent, offical delegate, he slipped nnd foil between two say an much. He often rndo on ing v- >m has been built for the Mrs. A. B. Peterson, affil Mrs. W. box-ears, sustaining injuries that caravans of booze trucks over rubber .studies nnd n carload of Theodore Langley. Alternates were necessitated (lie amputation of the country rondo in the dead of night. |chrm iial equipment, including testMrs. A. M. lie Forest, Mrs. R. E. three nu-mhers. The w riter asked Conners if he | ing tubes, electrical stoves, gnl* Tolar, Mrs. Samuel Pulestmi. Mrs. Daugherty's instructin',- "Scotty" was a fatalist, as Reams says he I Inns of acids and thousands of F. McKenzie Davidson, Mrs. Henry ns lie rolls uiii., la js claim to tile j i s to whicli Conqers emphatically i small bottles of other chemicals, Minick of Longwood. Mrs. L. P. largest number of lying hours of replied, "No!" He look a crucifix will be plaeed in order before tho Hagan. Mrs. K. S. Dutton, Mrs. J. any pilot in the country, boasting from his inside coat pocket say­ I inventor’s arrival. N, W liitner, Mrs. A. T. Rousitcr, some 0,0(10. lie has been flying for ing: “ I always carry this with ' Edison’s search for rubber bear-' an<l Mrs. Ernest Krupp. • ing plant with which he hopes to 16 years and at present operates a make the I'nited States indepen­ flying school *nt his home, M ariet­ dent from the British rubber monta, ()., in addition' to acting as um iy, has extended to all parts agent for the Alexander-Englornek of tin- country. Experts have been airplane for the states of Ohio aiul in the field fei' the past year g a t­ West Virginia. hering specimens of plant life and Scott started out flying at with nnn-e ib.ut fi.000 plants being Wright Brothers Field in Dayton propagated the inventor plans to in IPUk- lie was licensed in it*t I make separate and complete1 a n ­ and enlisted in tin’ United Stnt"» alysis of each plant here this win- Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H*. Iliukoy Announce tire m arriage or their daughter Rucy Isabelle to (continued from page one) Sir. William A. Cagle. iRnffo Girls win mee . Hl January, fifth , One Thousand Nine With tho assurance of ample finan­ 'H undred nnd twenty-qight cial hacking in his undertaking, |c k at the home of Mrs. DoLnnd, Florida! ■1)a ils la a iy ~ ) >urcharud." Khf own Ishocmaker Ort Bcardnll pintle and begun flyingr I A inm cm bprs arc .urged l v . 4 a / U , ;AVr1glit will I nt’ t>V idk>t *»?»* b®"J° bilvlliq 'Avemle ' ‘tit 3:(hl wnt/fing'M rs. Al D. Cray en*, tb e ,(g u e st of ghtof, airs. Lloyd, Boyle. or business meeting of the iblcs Class of the F irs t ‘•'Club’--will m eet nt ,3:3ft o r F. Me .Kemie D a v i^ n will in at brW£e aV/qCr homo it Mrs; A. D .Gray of Ltni[ G. D. Rishqp iviil ent6fitii| fnilicrs or thp EveninB lit AW fat her home • on MugnollJ ebonoring Mrs. Alice Wood[f Ireland, the guest of Mrs Newman. . . lime on Park Avenue honoring [Brooks White of Jacksonville, regent of D. A. R. lie Harrison Chapter will enln at a card party a t the Yacht [boQoring Mrs. Brooks IVliitc Lcbonvillc nt 8 o'clock. t*l'Neighbors Will hold eleckf officers a t ' 7:30 o’clock nt pjonic llnll over the Basket, annual' School Pafent-Tenchtssoeiation will meet nt 3:30 k‘:iL tlie Grammar-School. FRIDAY s,A. M. De Forest will entcrat a tea nt her home bn. CourtiT tfb T ^ ir p M r iftrr m f ? fT rs . ks White of Jacksonville, bscyiptioii duplicate bridge r a( 3:00 o'clock at the ' Hotel t-st Lake. Public is cordially |tning subscription ic'parly( tu 8:00 n’t I.Ftim-Hf UdxC.- Pu ; ihvited. SAU'RDA Y tiliaa Music ( lull \ o'clni'k at the stud ilt S. Munsnfi on ? A.Ri’sHpld Meeting: jt Forrest L ike Hotel WWW simifl daughter, of Or the ilny Sunday as th Mr. Hill’s mill her, J Krupp, Woman's Club Ball ic of tho must brilliant, social rs of tin m i -uii will be the al ball gixea for the Social i*emt-nt of the Woman'll (.'tub and bi- held Tuesday evening int- aVtuck at lintel Forrest !. The hostt --,.j) for the evenwill bi- Mis. Ernest M. (iallo, Mrs. William J. Thigpen and . George S. Whitmer.' AH' niemi who expect to have guests Sirs. F. B. Robbins returned ;t notify the committee not luthan.Monday evening ns no re- home Friday evening from Jack­ tiens WiJl in; made a fte r th at sonville where she |ms been visit­ ing friends. wromim-nt on the social calendar I thr w-cck will be the subseCip* ■' duplicate bridge parties tu be iriday afternoon and eveti■ H*1' Hotel Forrest Lake, w’Y fridge parties will be lie ■nlar Weekly affairs and will I most enjoyable. The players 6y make up their own tallies Wselect their partners. A ltruetpeiics will he givy-n for lioldfj* highest scores. On Friday r^oon the games will begin a t “*•6clock, this uffuir will be for * women, while on Friday cvcJ“l nt 8 o'clock both men and mien me invited to enjoy the All those wishing to make R ation* may communicate Hie manager, G. A. Subways CbhheH Suites Jedl&mjy Big Danger Confronting Indecent A nd Inhuman, Bootlegger’s 'O peration Asserts Health Exper Extensive Experiments With Rubber To Be Made service in 11*17 at Kelly Field where he had charge of tlie nirjdiUtA ijtiUaciioti for awhile and later ns bcTtrTTrf the -testing dh'iso coitid siiitt. Following ibis was a member ativ minilu-r !>l uu-ii, IJl iindy^of tin forest patrol for tju> .. -take the job anytime ami iriVuriftif Washington, Oregon and tec i.iie Imiidrcil iu-r cent resulls. fomin. He also did special duty '' “Them are ti n million gallons &l I'.'tlt on the •Mexicali border. I liipier in Hie United NlHit's.' If (Hi* Under prcsi nt ui ruitgch.. nts, u‘ Jgovei'iuyit would buy Jt,.alJ Up nncj machine now* used |>y Daughter; ■"''iliimp it into the sewers the proVt luee-tiu.sKcnger plane specialty ii in of i-ofiu t i-mt-Nt would ■1m» over. I adapt! d *o student (raining, will This would r o t (he gdverment tic traded hi as part of the puc- iilnmt S- IO.tlOO,0*1(1 hut it would bp cbn-c price on tlie frans-ocean mu-, wmili it. Think Imw (piickly that limine, whicli will be an eij sum is spent for dry agents and sm gr i /llcxundci'-Eagleror k. The jot her adjunct* to thF"ftT!tPTttilt*fyHT motor in Ihe plane now in u e is a 1dry etiCorcena nt. t’lirtis liitl-h o' sepower while the | " If tin- guvermenl «iiil awav At hint it nai lorn- will have a with nil the exi ting liquor tlie W l ight wini Iw iinl motor develop- problem w,.uhl be solveti for all mg 2'Jtl In.i i power. Tin- machine they would have to contend with w hich brought ,1bi- trio hem sells tin ii would he the moonshiners for ?.'5,l(t!0 whil i’ tin- one which 1who make it in the hills of ('am* I'aughtcry s back) r will purchase linn and Kentucky. Tin- nnijiiisldunm- ing always lias existed and prob­ Joe hini will co-t t|2 ,l ably \vff) coni itiUc to exist, but Hie lo r being wortli Sa.ono, Covey is the " turn mail" o f the '"ext of the le-oze business Would t’-'fiup and has l.rcn associated will be <l<itu- away with." Kcoit for four eats. He walks the , r '"»oers, t,l present an of fa ial wings, descends from the plane to of the Kentucky Distributing Com­ a rope ladder suspended from be­ pany, of Covington. Ky., a inedicineath and the** makes a jum p in Ids j mil whiskey firm, is now engaged in helping Roams, w ho. locrnMy parachute. A nunils r of i ‘ 1,1 Is-at the elect in clmir, stfallHiti u tricks lire included in Ids reper­ out hit tangled business affairs. toire, which in- will practice Sun­ E. T, GlsEcndamier wlm lirtu been day about 2 o'clock. Tlie machine will lie available for sj>vtiding a short time here with his slaughter. Mrs. N. J. Stenstrom , joy rides or cross country trips un­ left Saturday lo r Ids Amine at der the control of Scott. Piiikard, Ala. PRINCESS TODAY The Last Waltz ‘She Troops to Conquer” E am m vs A fn c ic n n .V io lin is t Monday -Ian. 16> • . • ■ i, •; ■■■ (i* ii_ A *' V "* **» S c a ts on pplc W ed . J n n . ' i f ' * .V e.l; . P h o n e . ‘939 „ — IO • ti—-■\ •NMlWji ’ . .ytn.vf.i *. eiid 40 ACRES FA R M LAND One1quartor mile on 18 fool liurH road; frix miles from Sanford; 25 acres cleared; 75 orange trees. Will sell in two tracts— Absolutely the best buy in Seminole County. . W atermelons 'this season will pay for it. * *'.4. Methodist Church Pancake and Sausage Supper Price 35c F. Pearson Tuesday, Jan. lU lh,.at the Church Annex - 5:30 to 7:30 P. M. Phone 120 BARGAINS Still left for thrifty customers Come in stock of A. Orovitz is going like . .16 Not in years* to come will San­ ford be afforded another oppor tunity to see so great a Musical Show as .Mr. ami Mrs. E. F. Lumlquiat *mnouncc th cjd rth * of an eleven and a half pound daughter on Saturday, January 7. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Marl-' Drum and Bugle Corps of Cleveland will regret to learn f|> three of the Boy Scouts of th a t their small son is very ill at erica were dilghtfully untor- their home in Edge wood. 'ftl hriduy evening by Mrs. ran Higgins a t her home Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Friend and Magnolia Avenue, a fte r the Bruce Friend have returned to ml . Wh'ch tl,oy PUVB ut thp their homo ut Tumpu after sjicud* . er of Commerce Banquet ing Beveral days here as the ®otel Forrest Iaike. Af- guests of Mr,, and Mrs, , J. M u«.mPS* an‘* ot*lc,r plousunt Wnllncgi ' deliifqiouH tefreshm ents , *crv«l. Those present Miv*. Jlonroe ik Hutton, Mr?. ' *U,^ fn Bobbins, Join, Cour- Donald Widlc'omb and Mrs. OI'o Wilbur Smith buginrs, Claude Ogilvie formed *» purty , and Malcolm Hijf- m otoring to Oriandn Friday. dnimtncrs. M. a Haddock, nuuiter xvus guests of fioiiOn Wednesday afternoon nt 3:30 o,clock tiro regular meeting o'f thd L iterature Department of the - ■ M. Wallace und sister, W oman’s Club will be held a t the Bishop of Ja m p a club house, with the department Kr‘day in Orlando. chairm an, Mrs. George Paxton presiding. At the conclusion of th* of Mrs. L. business session, n piny reading »n wiR bo grieved to learn “Over Tones" (Alice Gernstenberg) e la quite ill a t her htimo will be given u n d e r'th e direction (*• AvoDUe. , of Mrs. Iiichard C. Maxwell., . 3(>!» I'jtrk Avc. Shop Phone 193 0 FORREST LAKE George P. Moore, Chicago Mr. and Mi -. Ed. J. Grudy, Chi ' The many friends of Mrs. Robert III.; Mr. and Airs. H. C\ Cobb will regret to learn that ske Lynchburg, Va.: Mr. anti Mi .1. is-ttermnn, Detroit, Mich is ill a t the Fcrnnld Laughton llm,- Clayton, Jacksonville. pital. "fhrcegtmsThimi. letter received by Saunders de­ manding $.r>.r,no l>c pai<l .him or "the worst crime in history will be committed to your fam ily." The note said to place the money a t a certain rnilrond tre s ­ tle nt 6:30 P. M. Friday, or tho tragedy would follow. Detectives accompanied by Saunders, went to tlie scene in mi effort to find n clow or sep if 'th e blackmailers appeared. They returned to the city half an hour later. \\ Special $5.00 Permanent Wave TheaOcM N.JAN Vtile*, stale regent of the U* .A. R . will arrive here Wednesday a fte r­ noon and will be the guest of Mrs. John W. Mleach J r. at her hume 0:1 Park Avenue. D e t e c t i v e s ' Seek B la c k m a ile r s Of Clarence Saunders NEW YORK.—Jn n . 9 , - (IN S)— New York subway trains, be­ cause of overcrowding nnd ‘ con­ gestion nre ‘‘indecent nnd tyjtu* man," and potential .breeding grounds of pestilence nnd disease*, according -to U r.~Louis !.-■H arris. ■‘Commissioner of Hcnlth. Testifying before, n hcaripg of the New York T ransit Commiss­ ion, Dr. H arris said that- police­ women assigned lo seek oat leases of immoral and pcrversoipractices committed under cov^r or.crow ds in the subway trnins,.reported th a t llio frightful congestion "encour­ ages and invites these practices^ nnd the women and girls arc quite helpless to preventt their being perpctratecl.’’ •. Dr. H arris is attem pting to ob­ tain a court order compelling the suit way company to add 432 cars to if k present rolling .stock equip­ ment, and the issuance of such nr. order nllegerng that it is unable to meet tlio cost involved. Dr. H arris referred to the recent y> of th e = « n rrt w i^ ■fiesses* Tor tho’ suTTwoy company, who testify th a t the “subways arc not fit places fj»r fragile people." "One dues riot have to be fragile to realize the ordeals of travel in the New York Subways," Dr. Hnr-. ids said. “A short person, however h i t npeciinen- of h -Emipiferatins* colds', ;i-on*iIhl:i1 pneumonia nnd inftoenxn a* “sub-* way diseases"/’ for th e.sp read a t which crowd!rtff vOns directly re­ sponsible, Dr. H arris went o n 't o any that between 2 ni\4,3 pci; o f.th e , people who travel by New , York suhwftya.JtVi^carricrspf vino-, ! le n t-d lp th o n fe * ^ ^ ^ • ■ • i. ^ . -_ ’ fouo • ' ' * - in Sanford’s History LADIES Fine SHOES ' i* SIin ITS*|*|/'* •;- * MEN’S • PANTS i THE "H ot ’ I’cituto" ' UL J i l l CHILDRE LADIES SILK DRESSES MEN’S KHAKI Mijune l^ram o u n t NcwSc , * \*AV * hot cakes at the biggest and best f t yOKK / Hear ye: All F.appers! tia r a Bow evil) show you her ieup year , , Secrets in " g e t Yo u r m a n " • comedy . t; ‘ , • :| ' . ■..t $ 0 -9 5 t ;<:■• , WORLD’S A GAKLOAD^ot'; Remnants id Yogr * dwn Price. .. .T<u; m- v f BEST TOMORROW *■ Johnny Hines * REMEMBER THE 75 SINGERS, DANGERS & COMEDIANS 25 LONDON GAIETY THEATRE GIRLS "llonie Made'1 added ‘ “ Ibiugh Boy" , nnd Thr Oeean Hop' 312 Sanford Ave SEATS NOW SELLING! I’rin-H (3.00, $2.50, (2.00, Plus lux 4 jiii -»rif UitiA \ x u i : Jlfclp/; T'/ f y *’ V. . PLACE. •'' * *1 *. 'j f ' t*, . # T— • ,v * 1^5 Y % V •H'! * 1 •' ivl .*fji t-n-brt'd ' .cLi-iai 1 can/ -vk J iff Vril ao.i i t -Yrr t L'.T'j’IlD »f-5lv»t^O* l tMwf tv> htdboxJdf but il ,M.‘ Lc-»J i.dj Jc-«e>uw«av v t i :n jt.tahO->t- Ut-v>li rtV u ’.i, ljrx i'OI u*xlS-xa.iw i ‘ .•»!(; . n ip i* j f k i d < W,.> ■ . 4 I 1 .' V "•Aj . ‘1 tr aid , sn>! 'n'vi a-uI . :-U 1 (UT Woi * jjiiia o.4 Ifi IJiffl l til) ( I StxXY YjL-«i • ■ fx a i* f*WMr n t *t il - •* ybit^n ,*cu ,M-t|»;oi l#s*(iil-*iit t a if f t«« •rttm K v ti h> �»-w.i E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . M O N D A Y . J A N U A R Y 0, 1928 i ne advertisements m tnis paper simplify your buying just as the radio page simplifies the selection of your evening’s entertainment. R ead the advertisem ents and know where to go for the things you want. More than that, you’ll know what to get and how much to pay , for advertising helps you 9 I L p. 1 1L KT'l.i ml R H *I p R I j k 1 ■f, l1 BO:•. conclusions To buy wisely, read, the advertisements i'r ■)t»; tni.tF ■ * - . **- /. i ' i.i .i•m T ^p-rrir. i } > " ■ 1 lin r .til.- n.-.oa n u t* no 11 *1;. ill An i l . i f t 3 m m ViiW W ii tm U iO 1 i ' V .. . - /M.-u-r- 'j j ',j frt 'W 4 ,‘u 7*_ I . ; i i . j i * , 'i > w ;■ . ' >' v : i-\X l’ !vlH >i «51IJ tV.Tf ■»H **••*.* • y th *a* \ U(*l . »‘Si ' . • i tin }*> | l « 1 v .\J hlinoH fn<Vtnu£ >.M iiih rf'l JqiU fiiO iiv-jJ) . L .L f g L l'-l b n * r ,’4i‘tin uior*hi , rrou >*&»•-ji tC »a ' iv rf* 1 Ify1 .'.* •! » I iui*t \u u n > ; tftfobv*' n • .9 WiflVtrt -io-i jpiMioa W** �PARE FIVE Tmi! eA krO R T ) ft E R M A M O N T U l, T /V ^ A IIY 9. 1928 Radio Programs TT^MiBceUaneoag i| AD. RATES i I ICub In Advance LdTTwtii rK<!?^ L and collector C for p»T»«ntf ____* , t n 6 _..... «..7c a line rate* on requeoi. uccd rates ar® for j insertions. js of average length d a line. A charg* of 80c lo r S in g i* restricted rUssificatlon. ‘ ror Is made The Sanm V ■-~r~ le Incorrect insertion, Iser for subsequent The Office should be imediatoly lu case of I a d v e u t is e r p Lrald representaliva kr familiar with rates u classification will Icompleto information. L wish, they will assist fording your w ant ad fit more effective. ,nd Found imnH gray mnro. Notify Cheek, V^uiRry ford, Route A. T . P. S. F raternity '10. Initials on buck n Herald office. y underarm bag front .portments Pnrk Ave., J; Reward. ketbnoh In street or at [Return to S. W, Grunt, l' and receive rcwnnl. ista Battery on Palmetjinfoni Ave., Thursday Hionc 502. obllet ,K—Recomlitiohetl om d truck with jumbo n. Apply 1212 Purk ecomMinru! Ford. State ndition and prite. Box DODGE ■srs nnd Graham trucks. 1 13th. Street. Phone 3. 5 L COWAN CO. Auto »nd sheet metal works, th Avenue. Phono 71(J-W. (FORD BUICK CO. 12 Magnolia Ave. . Phone 3«7. UPS-MARMONS • rord Automobile Co. lolia Ave. Phono 137, rttss Service I First St. Sole agents for I Sunproof Taints and I Bccalcomania tran sfer I Artist Paint Ft nnd BrushW; Stuart, Prop. [liuswi. .110 N. Farms, Groves, Xve. Phone m PRINT-SHOP serru-o on anything In 5 A phone call will get • Phone 417.W, 9 Rail* itUP YO'JJt OLD WALLS HE NEW WALL PAINT HNG 'NEW. AND BETR FURTHER INFORMA-ALL PHONE 235-J OR 0- COLLER, SANFORD. .'8 DRUG STORE—Prc'«ns, Drugs, Soda. Wo are rou as your phone. Call 103 W . Signs or all kinds. “-Jrd Paint it Wall Taper l'«lAPH—repairing, piano f by experts with 17 years Sanford music store bhoppe. Room 10 & 1 1 MclAjfcadi. phone 832, '^G i , BLOCKS ------- i — Irrigation general cement work, concrete Co. J. E, Terijrop. 3rd and Kim- Roofing competent maid to stay a ‘»«s. “2404 Mellonvillo (Hi HOND A N D MORT- r.CqMPANY. 112 Second tic *.’■* . improved business A lw w ill as security. t ^ V l» » p o n y . jty U r y And E g ^ T a ? ' Ffcule 1. , Bqx 85," Companionate Marriage That NEW YORK. Jan., U—The name Has Attracted Wide A tten­ of Miss Dlunche Watson* of Cov­ ington, Ky., has figured in n mys­ tion Really S ign ifies N oth­ Monday, January, 9, terious fashion in the reinarkuhlc ing States Noted Lecturer story of George Remus, the ex­ <»**■* bootleg king who recently bent the * • Don N i i m i r r New York', .__ . Jan. 9.—(IN S )— • 7:00—Roxy and His Gang— * electric chair for wife murder. I hereby iiiiuounm- my candidacy Companionate m arriage "really WBAL WHAM " Throughout the trial the state for re-election to the o ffice o f sher- • WJZ WBZ means nothing at all,” in the opin­ ifi n f Sem inole County subject to • WRG KDKA KYW WHO * constantly , intimated that Miss io n of Count Hermunn Koyxerling, lli> u n io n of the voters In the WSD WBT WSM • Watson was a bootlegger bill this Di moerutlc primary to he lu lu neat • WOW Esthoninn philosopher and nuthor June. 1 w ill npproclate you r 4 k w k WJR. ■ * she quietly denies, and so do her of "The Book of M arriage," who support. respectfu lly >ourn, friends. • 8:30—A. & P. Gypsies; Penn- * has uirivcd in the United States c. ,\r. it a n d . "She never was a bootlegger •-sylvatlin , Program —WEAK * for a lecture tour. and she isn’t now," ■ said George CpmpanDUc m arriagx, . which I hereby untioumc inyhHf ns a • WEE I WT1G WJAR WCSll * Remus.’ partner who knows tins received such a grout deni of c.mtlhlutu for sheriff of HentlnnU • WLIT WRC YCAE WTAM * Conner - LONDON, January. — nuhlicltv during the recent weeks, i'minty subject to thu action of • WW.I WSAI WHO WDAF * her intimately. In fact Conners and the Democratic primary to os * Mi ss Watson are today officials of Onb Who produces or finances a Iis merely a "more or less new for­ bdil In Ute early part or June lit!!. • WTMJ KSD WON. the Kentucky Dsti Uniting Com­ Very respectively. • PiOO— Musical Album: Classi- • pany, dealers in medical whiskey. theatrical production in London mula set up by women to*produce . R. U. H itA D Y . • cal JU*i.jiiiii)',jcj-vk— oU n hi s. the Music— WOR WEAN • •'Slirt tc n n o v n n r l I n 4 l < n Key<FMmr^»''Ot-^fVrpnf|t Arcade. • W.N’AC W FBL- W M A ftM K :-’ tuIaiTiPSk—that s all. sh e wns m CWfl^f 'ttVYTTOUghnie’l u ’il place a l l innate m arriage docs not mean the • AU WJAS WADC WAIU * the business long before the Vol- on the '‘ponies." T w x ^ n e -^ ^ ilS t sell -this weelq early denth of the old fashioned 14^-Rooras WiDiout Hoar This is the opinion of drnmutic m arriage. Instend of greater free­ Underwood typewriter, type- i n t i i r e i H O i i i T coi;itT. t w r n - • WKRC WG1IP WMAQ * Htead law was put into effect nnd TV-TlllltD JUDICIAL UIICUL’IT, nnd musical comedy producers, witer desk & choir, Rotospc?d * she is one of the very few who dom which it is supposed to pro­ IN AND r u n SIJMINOU: COUN­ • KMOX WCAO WOWO. FOR RENT—Two rooms, one with flat top oak desk. All good condi­ • 9:30—General Motors P arty * know the business fronl A to Z." who state that there is nearly $5,- duce, it will merely mnko for more TV. STATK OK KI.OItlDA, double bed nnd one with twin tion. Box 999. Caro Herald. V >» VV If,I .1 V\IM I iil>i ■i i i n i Miss Watson is about forty years 000,000 lost annually an the sta g ­ conventional results. “ People will • —WEAK WEEU WTIC W A R * beds. 411 Pnrk Ave. old. She wears long hnlr nnd long ing of new plays in London. marry earlier—and oftener ” • WTAG WCSI! WLIT WRC " J. W. M c K K O W N anil SAM U R L J. skirts and although she Is snid to It is estimated that . $25,000,.MII.LRIl uml w ife U D tT II It. Era of Emergency • WGY WGR WCAE WTAM * Wood, all lengtns, for aale. Leave 15— Apartment For Kent wealthy she lives in modest 000 is spent every twelve months M 11.LICK, I W i iiihinl s. "If men had made the rules, Key• WWJ WSAI KSD WGN * be orders at 1511 -Mellonvillo Aw. U ll.l. T i l KOIltCCLOSK A style at 1808 Greenup street, Cov­ for the pruductons of drnmas, • WCCO WOC WHO WOW * ington, with her mother, sin* does comedies and musical shows. F ig­ sorllr.g continued, “they would not i , M U ItT U A U K . F. B. Dyson. Two room npnrtmcnt, $12.00 pci iM T A T tU N . • WDAF WHAS WSM WMC • not dress expensively. She Is ex­ ures show that the English public have invented companionnte m ar­ T i l J. \V. .MeKICOW.N unit H A M U G L month. ' . ; . . AVJAX -KVOO * tremely reluctant to talk to .news­ only spends $30,000,000 for the riages. T hey would sny; uIx?l's en* .1 M I L l . K I t ami w ife ill I l l ’ ll It. • W sn WBT Joy tho world first and m arry a f­ Small cottage furnished, $20.0C Announcements W F A A WTMJ. M ILLR It: ’ O R K R T IN IW :' papermen, informing this writer: pleasure, or otherwise, of selling terwards." per month. Yutl are hereby orilereil lo lie and appear b e fo re our naiit Court ‘ .tl • 10:00—Cnptivatora Orchestra; “ ‘‘All I want is to keep out of the these shows! Who stands the loss? "But this is an nge rnnrkqd by Five room house, 112 French Avp. and Huml-Classlcnl * papers. 1 hate publicity." the Court House In StinCori], Hein- •Popular Many Failures the sudden emergence of the femin­ $30.00 *per month. luole County, State of riuriila. In • .Music—WOR WEAN WNAC * When you usk.this question your ine. This present age has shown " If Nil*, ltemus had tnkon my I i In* a bove entitled on use, the same Furnished House, Flora Heights the gradual rise and predominance Ik -Iii K u Hill to KorecloM) a M art- • W FBLWMAK WCAU WJAS «■ advise lie never would have gone only reply is a look of disgust. $25.00 per month. During the past year there hnR of women—all over the world andHuge, on the Ctli day In Kebruury • WDAC WGHP WKRC\ WM AQ * into anything hut the legitimate A. I •. I S2 N , the sumo luduK a Itulu Apply 300 French Ave., Sanford, - * whiskey business,” -'she said, "I been nn • almost unprecedented in all walks of life. Woman’s cry Dux o f t i l l s , Court:, lo u i a w t r - t n • KMOX-WCAO- WOWO. have been able to enrry on a leg­ numlier of failures, but the g reat­ for ‘equality’ Ih a false one. They urn fnr “t t i e ensuing year, t n bear Hie bill o f eomplulut Itiereln filed reports o f o ffic e r s and t o transact against you. and eurti of you, or itimate business in bonded whiskey est disaster was the musical com­ ure really striving for supremacy. s u c h . o t h e r b u s i n e s s as may p ro­ else Ibe same n i l ) lu> taken an con ­ entitled “The Girl front and he could have done likewise. edy "This always haB been true of fessed uml fo llo w ed by an uppiuperly ruint) In f u r e t h e n i e e t li i k ’. I "He was a splendid man to work Cook’s." urlute decree. America, where women began to 2 Furnished »housekeping rooms, j H. F. WIllTNlilt. Cashier IT nt I ' l ' I t T I I R I I O ltD R ItR D Hint with uml for this reason 1 did all . Before the curtain had been rung predominate from pioneer times, $14.00 monthly, ull conveniences. | ibis O lder o f Publication b« p u b ­ II could for him when he was in up for the opening night of this due to_ their scarcity and great de­ 301 Corner 5th nnd Palmetto. lished In T H U HAN F o i l 11 I IU U A L D , trouble. I always have felt that he show, it had cost $50,000. When mand. They developed a m atriara newspaper published In Knnfmd, N O T ICR OF A N N U A L M R R T IN O O F HTO i ’ KHOI.DKHH OF 8 R.U1N- Seminole C ou n t). Flm bln. once | was double crossed .when he went the curtain was rung down for the chul civilization, where, ostensibly, OI.R HRCUIHTIRH CO. eneli week for foul consecutive i final performance, it had lost just the men rule, but where the power For Rent—Furnished apartment to prison." . .Hanford, Florida. weeks Miss Watson's name figured con­ twice that figure. 1101 Elm Ave., corner 11th St behind—the real living power—is in N O TIC R JH II RltUUV CIIVRN t l l t ' K N under in) hand and the For every week that it played the hands of women. Women make That In pursuunce w ith tho Charter stantly in the trial of Remus for seal of said Court on this tho tilti and In aeeorduncn with the p r o v i­ day o f January A. D, Isig. FOR RENT — Two furnished tho murder of his wife Imogeue, there waa an average loss of $100,- the rules and men break them. of law, the annual meeting V R. DUUULASH, npnrtmenta, large rooms, 919 sions whom he shot to death in Eden 000. M arriage Is Best * of Stockholders of tbn Reinltiulr • Clerk. Rentals nro responsible for the Park Ave. Securities Company w ill be held at Park, Cincinnati. The slate al­ I!) A M \V LICKS. "The conventional marriage it the o ffic e o f the Company, In the Deputy Clerk. leged that Miss Watson was one of majority of failures, The minimum superior to ony tem porary arrange* ity o f Hunford, Florida on i ho It W. tV A ItR, A ttractively turnished apnrtmentc Cloth the four persons who were present rent for a second-rate theatre in rneni," Kcyserling added. “ People day of January, UisR. at the Hanford, Florida com er Park nnd 'fenth Sts hour o f 10 :0(1 o'clock A. M.. for *.\iloriie> foi i 'omplalnnlit. at a "conspiincy conference" at the London is $1,000 dollars per week. in the masses need institutions—■ Frigidnire installed, water nnd the purpose of considering mien Siaton Hotel the night before the As a result of this managers de­ need something bigger than them ­ MITICK OF SIIF.IIIFF'S HA1.K. garuge furnished. Phono 18-J. matters as may lie brought before tragedy, the purpose of which wns clare that if the gross takings fall selves. Perhaps th a t is why peopla I*y virtue o f an exeeutbin in my to devise a way to kill Mrs. Remus. below a ccrtun figure for two in the East are hnppier In their hands. Issued <<ut of the County Four room furnished npartm ent The conspiracy angle of tlic state's weeks in succession, regardless of domustic relationship, because they Court In and fur m a n g e County. with private bath. 317 Pnrk Ave. Florida. In Die soil of fiA L IO N case ngninst ItrmuB fott dawn, hbW- how -pmmtBtUg the p ln y ls, ilTmils! submerge their individuality and J. I fJTRlVART. IKON IV O U K K K MHlI: - f O — I I V Cor. 4th St. Phone 74. „ . their quarrels in the institution.” ever, and the de'ense never found end. — Hecretnir: F l . o l t I D A . a eorpom llon. ugHln.-t Cochran Plays Safe \V. \V C. SM ITH, Anyone who thinks conventional it necessary to put Miss Watson A M. CUItVlH and J H PU H V IS . FOR RENT— A partm ent ami President as eo-partners trading and doing A remarkable instance of this marriage is due for an early death on the stand. Others took the stand single room, a t 320 Oak Ave. business as HKMINDI.R iM N H T I t L V was shown here recently when C. because of the development of and T H IN C O M P A N Y . 1 have levied Call 74(1 J. ,j H. Cochran, the "Tex Iticknrd” of the competition offered by campanP o litic a l A n n o u n c e m e n ts upon all I he right title and In­ England, started the theatrical lonnto marriage, is due for some ter, si of the said A M P U ItV IH mid J. H P I'It VIS, as eo-parln srs world of London by announcing disappointment, Keyserllng thinks. FURNISHED apttiim ti.i for rent tradin g and doing hu-lntfss as (hat bis musical comedy. "One Neither will conypanionate m ar­ SF.MIN'oLi: c t l N H T f l l ’CTIDN C O M ­ in Ihu Herald building—n down­ there an a huiw asum sstan nnd not ■Jlam Thing After Another,” Wns riage cure the divorce evil* the PANY. In JTtid to tin- fo l l o w i n g town l-'cation a t rem arkably low I for the |hiirpn!v Kt ">mtn i ilT IT ffnITdescribed personal properly, s i m ­ closing within two weeks, Ths Court thinks. Instend of approach­ rates. Ask for Mr. Haines a t The dt«r. ile In Seminole C o u n t ). I'lorldn, t o ­ show was the most successful show ri 11 In liuying tlistilleyies, dealing in in London during 1927. It played ing the problem from tho proper Herald ulfice. I l!oad P lo w ; I Hoad S p rin k ­ whiskey ccrlifieates and engaging, to a record house for over 300 per­ ungle of encouraging more sober ler, I Medium l(n,id Herupe; 1 16— Houses For Rent in other activities in tlie world," formances. and was still “going thought and reflection on the part I'einenl M ixer: .1 Slip Pane. N O T IC R Is liereb) g iv e n that on ItcniUH drew heavily Upon the ex­ strong," at the time of tho pro­ of principals before contracting matrimony, compunjonate I m ar­ Furnished cottage on Silver Lake, M ou da), the Kill day of Ketiruury perience of Miss .Watson. She was, ducer's announcement. A I* 1S2 K, lielwi-eu the hours of riages encourages matrimony first with use of five acres uncleared he said his private secretary. After II u'elock A. At. amt 2 o'clock P, Cochran merely explained that land.- Rent $15.00 per month. See M of said d m . at I he front door he was in prison she advised him one week he noticed a slight fall­ and thought afterwards. ot the f'ourt House in said County. on many business m atters, then in­ ing off in attendance. Ho refused Jao. I). Jinkins, “Court House. I will sell all the rlRltt. title Involved in litigation. During his to say that the Hhow had lost any­ Ir ie s l oT I he said A Al P lH tV IH A. V A U O I I A N FOR RENT—Small gnrogc apart and J. H Pl'ItVIH , ns en-partners trial for murder she frequently thing. And though it played to a r o ll TAX FOI.I.RCTOII trailing and doing husltless as meat, close in, furnished or tin visited him.in his cell in the Ham­ crowded house at every perform ­ I " a a unit tier Hint I am n HR.MINOLR C ONHTIM 't'T ION C O M ­ furnished, 112 West 4th. Street. I ' n It u lwish ilton County jail ami advised him ance thereafter, it ended on the P A N Y . In a lid to tin- Maid above b l u l . ' fur rr-elertlnit tn I h * tiffin* tif Tax I'.illri'tor o f Hrltiln- described propert) al puhlle m ic ­ an to his court mom demeanor. It date he first set. quickly clear head Partially furnished house, just t.i.. f o u n t ) , suhjfcl to lht> action tion. to the highest bidder for is understood nho wns one of those cash, to satisfy said execution nnd of the voters In tho Deipoernlb' south of Hchool a t Paolu, on hard P rim a ry to lo- liehl In June. . who advocated that he not take tho all costs For this purpose he injects into road, good water, electric lights, Your support w ill he nppreelntetl. filveu under my hand and seal rUiiuI. He tlid not, although he the growth a solution of formalin, JNJ>. D JINKINH. this Till day o f Janiuiry A. It., 1!>2X . garage. Rent, $15.00 per month. wanted to, he said. which poisons many of the cancer See Jno. D. Jinkins, Court House. It wns disclosed during the trial cells, nn thus sets free the Irritat­ that Remus had given her power ing Hubstunci’8 they contain, which F O R K U P K l t l N T K N D K N T OF .NOTICR PUIII.It* lN H T Itl'U T lO N One 2 story house (114 Went Sec­ of attorney and authority to handle were previously quiescent. These A ll pi-rsoitM i I i h I i I ok to elnlm reI mu n on ml bint < ■ for ro-elertton ond St., $28.00 per month. Jny lo Dm' o f f l r o o f RiiporlntI'lnlrlit o f fuitil oti f.im p b .q i Lohslug Post. many of ids biggest business trans­ substances arc carried away by tho on nri'ounl of II. Beck. actions. Hhe wns tints of the * few blood, and so "infuriute" the rest of publlr I iiHfrurl Inn for H.-nilm>l>- Amcrlruri l.t-nbin. CoutilV, Mlbjpol lo tin- n.'m orrnlh' U n it HuhmTlpltpii townril tho ronthat he finally could trust. She was the body that in the next week or htrni’ tloii of (ho Klorblu HinquiPrim ary. Your support w ill bo np0 room bungalow; double garage. credited with having a fine busi­ so here is a sharp' struggle with the m-nti'iinhil Rxpoxltloo hulltllnc. prucla i oil. 209 E. Spurling St., $25:00 w b lrb project wns Inter uhnnilon'il, ness head. T. W LAWTON. HnuiinK-CratinfpF.Mpping cancerous Invader—instead of n aro hereby requested to present month. Call 321 E. First St. "I hate nil this notoriety nnd long, mild, nnd unsuccessful cam­ tlieir slnlms tvlthln thirty days ron count) jfiMSK Side-'IVnck Fuc'.litlw want to get uwuy froni it," said paign. Phono 49-W. I he re bi announce my candidacy front dnte. otherw ise the Amerlean Miss Watson. “ But I could not de­ LeKlon w ill consider such claims f o r re-election lo the o f f l r e of Phone B96 If the body wins this battle the FOR RENT—27 acres with jtnmll County Judge of Hemlnole County. tl* waived. sert Mr. Remus when he was in victory is final, for the armed This January 9th. A. I» I 9 2 S. Florida, siihjeet I " the w ill o f the 20f) N. Maple Avenue house on Crystal I^ake. Apply I innocent If V o l e i s of Hemliiole trouble." t 'A M P U R I.I, LHHHINfl POK-T, forces that have been mobilized ure (Tomorrow: Millionaire boot­ A M K I U t 'A N LF-HION. Box 49 or phone 224. i ‘o n i i i ) , In the Democratic P rim a ry ngnin whollv disbanded. K A I t l . H l'IiltL T Z . . l i l t b i l l to he li-ld June .Mil. 19JY leggers in prison and tho cusy nover Successful Experiments .IAS II. HHAHON. Post ('ommandri'. FOR RENT—2 story housr, Park life they enjoyed.) Although the idea behind Dr. Avenue between 9th nnd 10th * Lumsden's plan is not new, his 213.8 — WDOD Chattanooga, Street. Apply 001 Park Ave., or original methods and his experi­ 1230: 9 Hawaiian trio. ' 10 Sixth phone 224. ments have been utonishingly Cavalry bund. successful. Bungalow, i> rooms, sleeping 384.4—KTHS Hot Springs. 780: Since March of this year he has port'll, garage. $35.00 per month. 8:..0 Dance Tunes, 9 Jubilee Song--. treated 70 rats with tumors and C02 Ein Ave, Appy Roberts has cured 54, or 77 per cent. With 10 Arlington Ensemble. Grocery. increasing experience ho ha* better 401.3— WHAS Louisville, 1150: WASHINGTON, Jan. 9—(INS) results, nnd of the 25 rats treated 8:39 Studio Concert. 9 Hal Kemp's 18— Wanted To Rent orchestra, 9:30 General Motors —Europe borrowed $(152,000,000 sinco October last, 9fl per cent Furnished bungalow with three party. of American money In 1927, nearly have been cured. While it would be rash ot assume bed rooms. Coll Phone No. 1 Generator and S tarter S .'rilr 51C.9—WMC Memphis, 580: II a half of the $1,575,000,000 of that from these animal expert foreign loans flouted in this coun­ Farm Tulk. 9:30 General Motors 19—Houses For Sale R e n a u d B a N e ry S h o p t r y during the year, according to pionts the muthod would givd fav Party. 10:30 Concert. urablc results In m h n jth e belief is statistics compiled by the finance 330.9 — WSM—Nashville, 890: 304 W. Second St. F or Sale: Modern 0 room bunga­ prevalent that the time is nearly 7:30 Roxy and His Gung. 9 Din­ division of the Department of here when this kind of treatm ent low with bath, hot and cold Next to Spencers Top Shop ner concert. 9:30 General Motors Commerce. water, breakfnst alcove, centrally must be cautiously tested on hu­ Party, Latin American floated $439,U-Drtvlt Garage mans. located near school. Built by own­ ■122.4— WSMB New Orleans, 000,000 of securities in the United e r and will sell below cost with 930: 9:30 Orchestras; WSMII States, while Canada's borrowings KI.AN ATTACKED term s. This is the very best buy reached $319,000,000, Those of the Special (2 hrs.). in Sanford. W rite to Box 915, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 0— 240.9—WCOA Pensacola, 1200: Far Eust $134,000,000 and those Herald. 9 Dance Hour. 10:15 Popular of outlying territorin posses­ INS— Attorney General A rthur L. sions $31,000,000. Gillou of Indiana filed suit FOR SALE: Small house on Mag­ Piano: 10:45 Breezy- Arias. nolia Avenue north of Central The year’s loan operations, ufter to end the operations of tho Ku Street. $3500.00. Practically no KEY WEST—Eaton and,. Flem­ making due allowance for refund­ Klux Klan in Indiana. t r a n sfer cmh requited payments like rent. ing Streets from Whitehead to ing of previously outstanding is ­ Address ,R. H. B. Care The Herald. Fire prevention is not a science, Iltulinp, Crating, Shipping, waterfront will bo repaired pi sues, brought tho total of Ameri­ can private capital invested lit it is simple the exercise of sound once. •' and Storage. foreign securities to something common sense. We are prepared to do any BARVoW — Hills Brothers more than $12,500,000,000. • • OVIEDO CELERY LAND nARTOW— First carload of These figures have no relation grapefruit cannery on W rit Main Ten acres or more, one mile from kind of transfer service at ta the $11,500,000,000 of war rrbhage shipped fropi here recentcity limits, flowing wells. Coust Street too begin o|>eration. KK^SONADLK PRICES. Line nnd Seaboard loading tracks debts owed the United States Vine-half m ile'from property. Price BARTOW—American Railway Government. Taking the war ST. PETERSBURG— $1,600,000 For a JSetter Home at Smaller Cost Phone 498 601 E. 3rd. St Express Company reestablishes debts into account there is more $225-per acre, nothing down. Pay­ able 10 equal annual payments, its transfer station here, * ' thun $24,000,000,000 off American new hotel to open here ahortly. HE lowness of the selling coet when you buy interest 0 pet. money loaned out abroad. This is or sell through Wont Ads is bound to benefit WHMT.R HAVEN — Orrpge about $200 per capita fo r every 'P a u l P. B arnett, 19 Wnll Street, Btcr.sdm Poultry Corporation, Win­ both buyer and seller. 1 y Orlando, Florida. Phono “8398 man, woman and child in the ter Haven, chartered. Or 5318. . “ *______ For a few cents you can find a desirable purchaser United States. • for your home immediately by fully describing your 21— Acreage For Sale CH1PLEY— Bids . received fof property and inserting a Want' Ad in' our paper i(instruction of Washington Coun­ FOR SALE:—Beautiful arceago once or twice. By using one o f our Want Ada tha ty's new courthouse. between Orlando roads. 33 1*3 . ninjhirt~ “~ < “*n*benefited, by immedisfa state transaction, personal investigation, and the extremely KEY WEST—Gyivn tsltim * ot (IN S )—The “Democratic committee's session to launch the earn good salary. Local references required. Key West High School (officially low cost of our Want Ads, for poultry form. Frontage on old 1928 cam paigns was officially opened. \ . ’.b Orlando road. Can be bought at Circulation Manager for details. •el to .be held in Fem ana bargain with very easy payments. dma on^Jon. 27 by Senator J. R. ‘“ ’“SAFETY HARBA11—New fire This it an opportunity fo r some -Stewart Ua chairman. one to get a desirable . * Classified Dept. Phone 148 J . for almost nothing, information see R. J. TSJU4U MARRY IF LONELY; Most sue cessful “Home M aker” ; hundred: rich; strictly confidential; reliable; years experience; description free “Thir Successful Club", Mrs. Nnsh, Do’x B5(J, Oakland, California. FOR SALE: AT ACTUAL COST BEFORE THE BOOM. Well lo­ cated lot facing oast on Palmetto Avenue. 75 feet frontage. In good neighborhood. Very desirable for home, quite close to school. $1750.00 Almost ycur own terms. Address Save'2 5 % , O. S. Vaughn, optome­ Seminole Builders, Inc. P. O. Box trist, L. II. Griffith, Opticiun. 4.71, Snnford, Florida. Sanford Optical Co., 305 E. 0th StEyes examined, Glasses made, only 26— Miscellaneous•For Sale fully equipped. Plant In Snnford. Also watch and clock repairing— FOR SALE—Best boarding .house business In Snnford. Centrally reasonable prices. located. Well established, making Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph money, BX, Herald Office. repairing our specialty. Toys, bicycles, sporting goods, nnd fish­ WOOD h art' erm an's supplies. Geo. W. Deetch, “Tfce Blcycla S Store, to re ” McLander ! tierehy announce’ my m n illdu r) fo r tln> o f f ic e of clerk, of the «'!■ s-tilt Court, subject to the net Ion ,'*f tlio v o t e r a u tl.o Jane P rim a ry. 11. It. DRAB. FEATURED PROGRAMS sv Lcks CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Ralph W. Lossingr, S t a t i s t i c s Reveal Huge BorrowingOf BATTERIES QUICK SERVICE Follow Our Want-Ads. T T i f i t e w S Pthor sprip PoIIUaH Announcements ron CI.BIIK rftU LIT roi/HT Woman “WhiskyExpert” Has Legitimate Business ■Deelare~ Ex-Bootie&srer < The Sanford Herdld \ v Orlando Morning Sentinel � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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