314 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4505c53e68e375a0d0a9f8b9fe453915.pdf 2909ae120f1d77dbc5b887942eb7565c PDF Text Text '/ ft- . 1» r/./vf 4 ♦ • . • ■ * a ts ------------------------------- - Leased Wire Internationa) News Service Snow Storm Takes Toll In Michigan DETROIT, Jan. :»0— (IN S )— One person dead nnd two in­ jured whb the toll todny of the mow storm and nenr zero tent— •prRrtoh*.-r •Rrt’OtirhlfrrfTT.*"4 Jotfn- “Soft Pedal ms Question tiled By Talk ibamaSenator in Affair, ilts In Rows declares That Not RunOn Party Ticket lliam Hutchinson . News ^Service S taff »rrespondcnt bTON, Jan. 21— . A •'storms nhotnl" ennDemocruts today des­ erts of leaders to “ soft 1religious Issue in the [to party. ’ )i*t i/f a third party nt< Smith and further t Ilrfiin would become against Smith for tho nomination threatens religious “ JssUe * nlivu til} ranks. A ll hopes g ” IJeflin wore nbanwns bclisv?il in Sonns he would keep up hit attacks from nhw uim n'adjourns for the presnvent ion S. *n nskeil about the at he would run on n y ticket denied he has Ians at present, received a number o f re­ m western and southern , urging mi* to mn for ratio nomination," said [ have also received ’rom ny.ny IT you>ocals lienns .who want me to Lrd party ticket. I thUl hut if, I did run for tho it v&ould be in *hc Copi^ntlou nt 11^.*$- TH E .SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY JANUARY 21, 1928 .. Grfiul Rapids, was killed when, blinded by snow, ho drove his nutomobile upon Central Trncks. tho Mlchign Two othc ht Were injured when struckjby trnins. The snowr throughtouf tin* rtotc was bm of tho most se­ vere this scaton. Many ronds nre blocked, trn ts arc o ff schcdr ule, power cil>Jc3 hove collapsed and tclephon i communication is disrupted. Member Audit Uureuu ui iircumtiuim 'George G oethals HAVANA MEET BRITISH FLYER GBeneral uilder O f Panam a C anal REVEALS PLAN Is D e a d A tA g e O f S even ty SMOOTHS OUT ROUGH PLACES FDR A IR U 1 S NEW YORK, Jnri. 21.— (I N S )— Ids resignation he was made nctMajor General George W. Goo- \»"ir Qunrtermnjiter General o f the . . . . . . . , , ti ■ r*.... I United States Army, which was thols. builder of the Panama Ca.t-, lhon ln wnr against Ger­ Commander Burney,Airplane nl,’* died at his home hofo today. many. Designer And lAirliament He was the first civil govern >r lit 11*15 Goethals received the M em b e r P rcd ictsT rn n .s-A t- of thp Panama Canal Zone, lie wa. thanks o f Congress for ‘‘distin­ guished service in constructing the Inntic S e rv ic e In 2 Y e nrs; TO years old. # • Goethals was born in Brooklyn. Panama Canal.” In 1018 he re­ N. V., nfter studying nt the Col- ceived the Distinguished Service MtMnl -fm- meritorious service in 1wna -admitted to West Point, front organizing the Quarter-Master _ ~ which institution ho4was graduate.!’ General’s Dcpartmint. Goethals was a commander of *’ oresees Great Trunk Routes i„ ispo. iie w^s appointed a Sec Thnt WiFi Span Seven Seas end Lieutenant o f Engincre* and' the French Legion of Honor and To Remote I’nrts Of World through natural rbiljty roso fnplil • the recipient of many h’ gh honor’s ly. For a cinic he tnught civil’ ajuL f o i r h i ® m ilitary,engineering at tho'U. S dcnl years lie whs privately engaged in this city as n consulting Trans-Atlantic dirigible service be­ Military Accileniy. During the engineer. Spanish-American W ar ho served tween the United Slates nnd Groat Fifteen years ago Goothpls was Britain is only it matter of a com­ as Chief qf engineers. On Feb. 2ti, H'07 Goethals was api)>inted offered the post of Police Commis. paratively short time. a Chief Engineer of the Panama sioner of New York. It wsu Within two nnd a half years, Canal and hud the honor of finish­ time of considerable criticism of giant, clgnr-shnped dirigibles will Formerllead Of DnylonaBank be speeding over the Atlnnlie cur­ ing that grent work. In 191" he the department. Goethals said he Goes On Trial On Thursday rying hundreds of passengers in a was appointed general manager .must have n free hand, without Charged With Misappropri­ irgulnr weekly service between of thi* Emergency Fleet Corporat­ ’nterfo.rynco, from politicnno or ating Funds Of Institution London nnd New York. Six. months ion, • a post held only four any other quarter and the offer __________ months before resigning. A ftr lapsed. . h a v t o v i ue i n i ot flntcr nn alternate daily service will D AYTO NA IlL A U I. Jun. J L - ,(l. in cp/ration .*7 • Trial oiff II. G. Sklles former. presiWithin ten yenrj, great "trunks dent of the American Bank and Trust Company here, charged with routes” will -span tile high sens, misappropriating money, funds, linking by dirigible such cil nnd credits of the institution, today Now York and London, Berlin Bombay, San Franciscii nnd itipstra, j| Extreme Northwest cloudy and continued cold tool) temperature near freesin* In intarksj iIundajr-clo«d3P*^*=»< i ’s Heart. && Vegetable Ichest Gardenpond. IT S IN I OVER / Declares Dirigible Better Than Planes ‘‘** "’• > °r Xc'v Vork SKILES TO FAQi TRIAL IN IN BANK FAILURE tIA IL SACKS ARE DETECTIVES TURN * ■ 5 TAKEN IN HOLDUP SEAECHl.OE: By Skillful Guidance Of Chnr.les Evans Hughes Most Of Trouble Confronting Con­ ference Has Been Settled Real Work, Is Done At Nightly Dinners Solf-Effnccmcnl Of Our Del­ egates Hus Brought About The Winning OfConfidence . N U M B E R 11 Haldeman Leaves On Florida Flight CURTISS— E1ELD,— N.” Y v Jih7=:=“ 2 r = M IN S ) — Captain Hnidcmnn left here in a. Fairchild cabin monoplane on a non­ stop flight to Florida, at 7:15 A. M. todny. it wns not until nfter noon that it became known here that he hod taken off. The field wns otherwise deserted- whop- the—monoplanewas wheeled from its hangar, 200 gallons of gasoline put into it, nnd Hnldeninn hopped o ff with two passengers. Captain Hnidcmnn was co-pilot with Miss Ruth Elder on her unsuc­ cessful attempt to fly across the Atlnnt / . He expected to land at Lnkolnnd nfter Alark this evening, nnd later proceed to Miami. ......... — -------H A V A N A , Jan. 21. (IN S )—The rough spots in America’s rotations with the other republics of the Western Hemisphere nre rapidly being ironed out in Havana. Under the skillful but unosten­ tatious guidance o f Chnrlcs E. Hughes, most of the trouble thnt threatened to make the Sixth PnnAmcricnn Conference n fighting nf.fair has been disgusted nmi-tminy ForCO^ts 'M c e lin g W i l l i X T tlle there is every prospect that after Resistance; Hendquarters “our or five more weeks of diplo-1 Arc Still Without Confir­ malic maneuvering, the parley will mation Of Sundlno’a Death como to nn end with the usual resolutionx of non-politicnl rhnrncter. M ANAG U A, Jan. 21— (IN S )— making MARINES PUSH ON INSLOW ADVANCE AGAINST REBELS CAUSES WORK’ IIurriedLeavin* ReliefOnSuddenNo-r tice /Causes Rumor Of Naval Disaster. Officials Reveal ; No Information ^errtOut That. | Submarine HasMet With Some Mishap SAN PEDRO, Calif., Jan. 21.— (fN S )— Believed to have been hur­ riedly summoned by radio to attend n naval disaster at sea, where the United States Pacific Fleet Is en­ gaged In "sham" battle, the naiTal hospital ehip Relief steamed out c f San Pedro at dawn today. , ;rj So quickly did the Relief depart 'hat more than 200 seamen and of­ ficers were left ashore. These me44* were due back aboard at 8 o’clock this morning from shcre leave,j •“progress A ' Snndista emergency call Octal.cd InfotmiA* 4 if the con rebel territory, nre not meeting ‘ ion was not given them. , who Will preside nt the trials in Do. London and Cape Town. Shanghai VV U N I L l l f f U m JI V ferencc is being done. Thi’ he self- of- with nay organized resistance. The’ unexpected departure o f th« Marine kendqunrtors nre still Hollcf gave rise to mnny rumen Land, of the six Daytona’ Bench »";« I*n ln q re d -ln fact, nil tin fm*ement of tin I In it i-’il Stntos di P ,hlnR- "iition in th matter of accepting without confirmation thnt Gcner- along the water front. One, and th“ ___ men indicted in connection' ufiti, with principal cities of the wcrld. Robbere SIhrc DnrinR Raid In ( h(^^ n fii^ J .................... .. ^ V h a ''S V vbRe ’ inn i4,1ui* I'e-.ts ii the con'erenc •1 Snndino, rebeil lender, hits Upcn This interesting prcdicticTi was tho failure of two local hainks. ai. tc definite of the various ruNearly Town Friday Nighl Girl And Heiress Was Rcc- ml rhe chvnti n of t*e statesmen killed but three natives arriving lU'irs, Judge M. G. Rc*we, of the Seventh mode by Commander C. D. Burney, wm that nn explosion had ocBut Loot Is Believed Small; . cognized Inside Restaurant ii tin- murllcr reinild'c* to liiu i' from the interior have brought out iurreil aboard n submarine of the judicial circuit has ’ disqualified Briti.-h airship constructor nnd No RcRfstered Mail Missing Member o f Parliament, in the inhimself in these cases. NEW YORK, Jun. 21.— (IN S )— renu* p '»t- ur iT-ponsiliility hn< a story that Snndino was severe­ ■Jnn Diego Flotilla. Another rep-ft ’ it t,coriew today, In* is hero to inter­ hail n notable eff'C* In iilln.v*ng the ly wounded in tho head and' knoo van that the explosion wan in nno Motion to quash the indictments A bold holdup staged l»y twotp en ltetictivos left New York today iiispit-’uii \v'*lch seme of the 1r |r-- by Lomb attacks from marine est financiers in dmgiblo trans­ iv y g ’■ r Wahi.ington to investigate r ngninst Skiles Friday wns denied irk ,r aeroplanes last week-end. These o f the battleships. early Friday night nt Winter Pa pprtatfon and to confer with gov­ ra ’ cs felt 'In it “ the e I i " his The.-e rumors were samewhat • e in t disappearance of Miss after arguments by K. Nolile Cal­ is believed to have netted the febnatives said Snndino wns under i.iscc.mted by ships o*flcers wRo Francis St. John Smith, eighteen the north” when they came to Hav­ houn, St. Augustine, and Fitsger- ernment officials for landing privthe cave of a Mexican physician. •aid the fleet wns not engaged In lieges for the R-100, now under hers very little in the way of vnj ana. . i . :.i 1e ir«ia and Smith i ’«d nld nnd Allen, Daytona Beach, at­ liable loot, according to inform General McCoy will nrrivo hero fir’ng practice. Still another ru­ ennstmetion in England by the Outside f purily n-atine ergani torneys for Skiles. hut the motion *i ge tudint. ticn received today by lo.-n! rffir tomorrow when it is expected thnt mor waa thnt two vessels had col­ zati n.wcrk the ci.nfcieiice la link :*i 4or the irissing duught.n for n more spicifta bill of particu­ Airship Guarantee Company. ers who were called last r.b'ht t ronf fences will be opened in nn lided in the night during the man- . ] attempted to acc'inpli-li anything •'It will be dirigibles, not aero­ lars was granted.’ nssist Orange county authorities of St. Joint Smith, wealthy brokei thi- week. Cnininiitees have hem ntte' i;it to settle the tangled poli­ pver, when ho‘ h craft wero runiit>. swung suddenly to J. McHenry Jones, assistant planes, that will carry passengers in n scnrcli ifor the pnir, who are .1 t appointed, have met and organized: tic ! situation regarding the Me- i ing without lights. states ntternet* appointed by Gov­ hack and forth from Britnin and rnid to have made their getaway in ward the Nation's Capital ns • t’a phv. leal maeliiiiery of the r n <" v for control of the next Th * sudd n unexplained depart­ i up nf ii.illy prominent wu ernor Martin, today nolle pressed America—as well ns oilier coun­ a Buick sedan. inn elei lions. The Chatn- in' ' f tho h ,jpltal -hip from hete i * i la : c > ha • he a a« mhleil and pa tries," declared Commander Burn­ i>en m t)•» itv, headed by Mr* count 'five of one indictment and f I icputles has passed tho The bandits fled with several v ra w «i v t • reports that an i r.rje II. Saliin, prepared to in running erdtr. but tin re iia 1 w with a'ueinlmcnts thnt scri- i nolle pressed the other indictment ey. sneks o ' second class mail aftei Iwj iv.i * cl no i'l’is e frrt t > • • ,,, iiii-nt tad I to o r.uliraarPuffing nt a pipe nnd talking traiV down a score of reports th i because of an error in the date, nnholding up n negro postal messen ih '.;i to -th • “ i<«aiv” lief ire the i a lv restrict the right of Amerlc girl was t <lag held for ran ncuncing he would ask tile grand with at marked English accent. ger, J. D." Tiniberlakc, as he wa ennf ■•ren 4c, which >mhrrcn every­ '■«ns to supervise the olcctitf.*, No preparation* w<'re made tf Jury to return another true hill to Burney continued: "The world is on beginning to remove the sacks from, sum. tt^* 1tha'vbyage and so quickly did tlw thing fioia international hygiene a n r ih e Senate is opposed Poii nl inspectors had joined the replace the defective indictment, j the verge of a revolution in air a Hianll hand-cart to the poskei, i N,Jit'uii any amendments. • It Is “ Tispitni sh:p clear a large nur In international iutervetion. hunt upon te-elpt by the Smith _ . „ ~~W ci ii... , V U’JIK nrniiirned transpoijatlr.n but the people do „ "t' e hope of Senate lenders that fice. "aaiily of a letter posted in New | The social i iile of the conference, General McCoy may be able to o f the crew wa* ’eft. aeht.tr. ■' imocrntic side in the S « " J ; hj = 5 i„ (iictnient an.! " ,l1 ri,n^ Zl* R -T h e y do not-know According to tlio negro’s story Y' rk demanding $2,100 for the with its nightly dinners, its daily satisfy the Chnmbcr os to (ho nuthoriti s rcfu.rd tt> veri ,rcnt\y lost much of its * . n!t>what is going on in the technical us told to the officers, lie had just safe r-'t’im of Franrts. It wa* luncheons, its drives anil informal real purport of liiH law and that deny the report* of a navi us eo-oper.yyun since I,-cn' 1 .’ ., , world— what wonderful improve­ cident at sea. ment recent -Tpcceh and Ura K.nl.ry I’.umer president of im,nlj| |l#ve ,,oeil „ude in dirigibles, taken the mail from a southbound mailed I clore Smith raised tin conversations ha- been nil-import­ the amendments will he with­ A report generally circula* ant in pro pa i ing the ground for the elation by Senator Roll- j the Last ( r.inl I au . ‘l,“ 1u" m.w type 0f dirigible lias hern train and was carting It to the post­ reward to $10,000. drawn. w«s thnt n submarine bad teal business of the gathering. Anil Ark., minority leader. A Company, today w a in the cr-untx „ in fiv,. (jite-i stronger office t-n the main street of WinThe latest clue from Washing (iri'ii l uii “eat has h*cn created nt vTinind and that an explosio^ 4 ” at Del-anil penumg liliag «>f Gum any. air , ship yet lmijt and will ter I’urk when liu was accosted h> 'It Is in tttPSe littlvftlos, rntlrer than n Democrats have engag- .t'td . ton came float four different sour Itluefields by reports thnt the . . __ .... limnd for John F. Walter* he driven by six engines develop- one the robbers who leveled n es, all agreeing in their desccip , in the few froik-conteil 'orinal scs- Nicariguan Congress is consider­ lolltnved. This wn* reported • tt*r d<*hnt(* wltlt enrh otlu*i •ccurcd during Hoot insn°uv*:Sfil president o f the institution preced­ ing four thousand liorse pt-w«r. gun at him. Tho negro wns order­ lion which tallies with that o jsions, that the smooth oil of di- ing the imposition of u banana sn. In a singl ■ hour yes* pliiniacy has been most active und tax of two rents tier bunch. It is die coast. ing Embry, t day was denied an P ed into a wailing automobile but ' isa Smith. A girl bellived to b “ My dirigible, the R-100, will Senator Bruce, 11>) o f Md., interview with Embry. lie took to his heels nnd ran into a the missing heiress entered ' efficacious. maintained thnt such a tax would make a test flight between P>nW ASHINGTON, Jan. 21.— (D ) of Wash., had ah It is now considered exceedingly ilnco the heaviest burden upon garage next door th tlio poutoffice. restaurant in the capital with a •io!* end New York in July or Au­ S )__The Navy Department had-KIt, Bruce had another with The negro said he entered the the people of this region. Resi­ celvcd no report at 12:15 this after­ gust of this year. The dirigible is I Wheeler (l* i of Mont., office from a rear door and return­ dents qf the Atlantic Coast, who noon of a submarine exploeion or fitted with cabin ncconu.-ilntians junto;- McKollnr ( D) of number 40.000, maintain thnt they accident at sen. No reason was fi.r 100 passengers. It has a res­ ed to the street after procuring a id Swanson (IM of Vn., nre already providing 35 per cent known.for the hurried ddpartur® taurant that will seat fifty person.) gun. in the meantime tho bandits violently over the nuth* of the government revenues, of the hospital ship Relief. at one .time. It will also have a had taken several o f the mail Icomplisl’.ing the same en I. racks and had fled in their auto­ whereas the rest o f the nation, The Navy Department immedi­ lounge, a dance floor and a* prom­ who hod been expected to raiao.the with n population of GOO,000 pro­ mobile, traveling in the direction Thi* four persons who reported ately sent dispatches to San Pedro enade deck." question, has been put into a quasi­ vides hut 05 per cent o f . tho rev­ asking for Information on reports How an airplane would he mu:ithe incident, which occurred Wed­ “ Will dirigible pansenger •service, of Snn'ord. No registered mail was discover­ nesday, insisted they could not judicial position by his election to enue. ni-iil ii if us ili motor should . . .jt pre-ves a success, make , *lcum)Uld of an accident. Officials explained ngm iiiuio* on i in go •‘deed’’ jf air ••••• i i ed missing, Postmaster Loland M. have been mistaken in their iilci. the chairmanship of *the Public 2,000 feet while i.in'K i m in mi tho oib •••• that the fleet was engaged In tarpassenger service obsolete.'4 International Law Committee. He hp demonstrated here Sunday af- lie 1 wus asked. "N o," lie ii plied Chubb reported to authorities. The tity. practico o ff ‘tho California may,-and probably will decide now temoon by L. 11. Scott and asis'- “ people will still travel on liners. extent of the loss cannot be determ­ Coast and an accident may have ocA report that Miss Smith left that h>» position makes it indeli­ ai t, Bernard Covey, who will rut But to those who want to save ined as yet, he suid, but belief was Washington at 9:50 P. M. last cucd- during maneuvers. cate* for him to stress the issue. o ff their motor nnd then effect «i time and win* arc willing to pay expressed that it would lie slight. Sunday oiO t> Southern Railroad Mint of the important und larger |B. W. Herndon wns the safe landing at the local ilying Orlando, Winter Park Orange and trnin was Made to police today. for that advantage, the dirigible delegations, including Argentine.. the blind bogey touron- . Seminole county authorities were The conductor, baggage man, Brazil and Chile, nre averse to It will get the preference." rged Friday nt the Coun‘ * notified of the attempted robbery and news butcher on the New W ILM INGTON, N. C., Jan., 21 for women. It ^as th e' , Ibis is only on. too. * . , . . . . of , Fll‘ " l~ Dirigible flights from London t-. promptly, and a discription of the Orlrnns special declared that n ^ w,n tako fo rly.pil.ht ___ _of the __ really important (IN S )— Hope faded fast today One a series of meets which which the pair wdl perform be- ^ LONDON, Jan. 21.— (I N S )- r | bandits was broadcast oyer radio l-girl closely answering Miss things that the conference may ue- when no traco of the Miss Sh$ll, »e given this season for ignning at 2:.I0 o clock, according l our*, because o f the adverse 'vest station \VDBO of Orlando. Police Sir John Michael Do Robeck, ad^ Smith’s description got on th.* to Scott who t >dry stated that Co­ cept here is the more rapid promo- the biplane in which Ted Moaely, women and visitors. winds, hut the trip fre-m New York in cities all over the state were m in i of the British fleet, died to­ Herndon turned in a score vey would givi- a •• wing Walkin'? to I.ondcn will be mude in thirty- naked to keep a ; harp lookout fori train alone, took a seat in the lion o f communications between pilot, nnd Fred Herring, mechanic, day o f heart disease. Ho was G5 | day coach and left the train in the United States nnd the twenty took o ff from Daytona Beach, Fla., 3r nino holes. She hail a jicrformancs while the machine eight hours, he Baid. Passenger ru-suspects. Itoanokc, Va., at 4:40 A. M., Mon­ neighboring republics on the south Monday in u non-stop flight to y e a n old. Sir John was appointed of 27, giving4 her a net is flying at at* ullitude of 000 feet. tes will he as fqllows:—eighty Deputies Chris Stephenson and admiral of the fleet in 1925 and ! New York, wns found. 35.’ Mrs. C. E. Meyer* Other hair-raising tricks will als.i pounds (nearly$400) for a berth George Gray were detailed by Sliir- day. Roanoke authorities were n3k- by rail, nuHor nnd air. had played nn important phrt In (d to investigate whether the girl lie performed for tlio benefit of Ambitious projects are already The seaboard from Northern Irs. Leon Ix’ Itoy were in n four-berth cabin; 100 pounds iff C. M. Hand to work with the was seen at the station there. on foot to link the countries of the Gcorgin to Delaware was combed British naval activities fo r many second with net. scores tho spectators. ($500) for a two berth cabin and Orange county officers. Ti e news butcher said he parti­ Atncricns closer together with mo- |n a fruitless search for tho miss- yean . Irs. Meyers had n gross Scott today issued en invitation 120 pounds ($000) for n single As rear admiral during the war, cularly noticed the girl because of tor roads, railrond* and nir routes, ing flyers. Edward F. Schlee *nd Heap o f 22 nnd net 37 for two volunteer passenger* on a berth cabin. . be commanded the Britlah naval her ri semblance to a picture of The conference began tho serious William S. Brock, round the world Irs. LeRoy had a gross BO, littlo “ jay ride’* which he pirns to forces in the Dardanelles when th" Miss Smith in nn nfternoon paper consideration o*f promotional mean* flyers searched tho Carolina and 23 and net 37. take if the weather conditions per­ he was selling on the train. today with the first meeting of the Virriniu Const in a flight from expedilinary forces wero landed Roy F. Symcs turned in mit. IU k repertoire will include Charleston, S. C., to Bolling Field. there. In 1917 he became vice-ad Committee of Communications. Mt gross score of the day loops, wink-overs, civ.slens, tail mlraL From 1022 to. Ifl24-ha v 5i. Fifteen women partl- spins, i;piial», fulling leaf, flying PU N TA GORDA— Motes M er­ commander-ln-chief o f the Atlaiv 1 tho .tournament, cantile company recently opened tin Fleet. ’ afternoon— the -Bedford dead .tick rnn’.llnirs'ujiJ otbl'r dif^" CHICAGO, Jan. 21.— (I N S )— In Knltn* b u i l d i n g . ____________ the Central Florida Golf ficult tasks.. That Frank L. Smith, debarred ■will meet the Del^ind i■ Scott claims the distinction of The Seminole High School bas­ Senutor-elcct from Illinois, plan* MIAM I BEACH, Fla.. Jan. 21— the local links in the bclng'one o f4the oldest fliers tn ketball team Inst night met defeat to make a nationwide fight for (IN S )— "Scar Faco” A1 Capone leoting of the season. The 1 ‘ Additional subscriptions of $25 the game in point o f service, hav­ at the hands o f the fast Dejumil his scat In tho United States Sen­ Chicago gang leader, who was am is undefeated thus far, wero received today by The Herald ing over 0,000 flying hours to high school quintet by n sconi of ate, was evidenced today when it “ invited to lcavo this winter re­ emergod victorious over his credit. He hes liccn flying for 28 to 12. Tho gam?, played at the was announced that copies of Gov. for the R. E. Hall fund, which now sort by tho City Council, assured avenport and Locsburg. high school auditorium, was hard Lcn. Small’s manifesto attacking totals $101.93. Tho donations to authorities today ho would accept . . . . , [winners nro to banquet the 15 years, saw service on the Mex­ fought despite the decisiveness of the Senate’s action, will be broad­ date are: tho invitation. A moving picture entertainment. acUon followed the receipt of after this uftemoon’a ican border, in the World Wa.4 several local Previously acknowledged $136.93 cast in every state in tho union. “ I am making arrangements to which wai P> have been staged Sun- complaints from i, according to an nnnoun- and later engaged in connneiciul tlio score. prople, who demanded that h« S. O. Shinholser 10.00 ^fr. Smith’s lackers chargo bis The lorpls were, unahlo to pene­ leave Immediately,” Capone told d a y afternoon and night by the Miby Elmer Carlson, locul flying. A t present ho conduct* n “ Stranger” *’ 100 pcllce. Capone came hero and lane Theater for the benefit ot forbid the «hovr. cIa«idlBr that If I trate the visitors’ defense while the rejection by the Senate was in inschool at Marietta, O: • tonal. • ■it were stnged It vrudd be In vio . j Elder Springs employees 4.00 |tased a villa In a f.ahlon.bl. sec - 0»*<*rt E. Hall. Lake. Mary youth Another feature of Sunday's latter easily solved the offenAs of fringement on the sovrelgn right* 1 . __ _____ — i __ ____ i l . . . . . f r „ I leva* AT Miller A Erickson 10.00 tlon of the city a few months ago. wfr* rccrntly suffered the l” ** o latlon of n state law whi h |>rp- | flying will l>e a hop by Morris Sanford and kept \he local for- 0f the State of Illinois. They hop. wards well covered throughout the ( q niakc u notional issue . t*f Iht his left arm in an ac'ldental vides that nothin* but re-e«»U I«l Daugherty, the legless man who T<-sl $101.93 sh-'Otlng, has l>eon called off, nc- can be sold °n the SYbbath. Kamc. * 1 matter. As for Smith himself, hj STINSON PEAKS HOP is taking nn advance coursu pre­ “ It is cne o f the worthiest caus­ The law is declared to be apeord’ ng to an announcement today Maxwell, playing center, shot has declared thnt he would uso hi* paratory to nicking an attempted es that hag come to my attention pUcable to everythin* except two goals to be high point for th o, entire nix-yeor term in flgbtinp DETROIT, Jon. 21.— (IN S )— by J. L. Marentctte, manager of In some lime and it is a real plea |f. Divan, missionary to A^»s- flight across the Atlantic next publication o f newspapare,' ahowhouee. ’ locals. Higgins, Spcncdr, Stanley for his sent . ■ r sure" to* donate to the fund," said Mrs. Eddie ftinson today an­ the’Plans ' * 'dary 111 apeak at the Lake Mary June. operation of restaurant were abendoned for the n»id Peters each threw one basket, j ’ To start tho ball rolling in tha A.--------------------- Mr. Shinholser In making his con­ nounced u reconciliation o f ncr- shfW following the decision of filling o f a druggist's p#i [unity Church Sunday momThe lineups were us follows: . national ininpajgn, it wn* suggejself and her hushund, who lift CAGE TEAMS P L \ Y <1 night, according to an tribution. tion. I f enforced to the 1trait. Sanford (12)4 ___ _ })a!.and (28) that copies of Gov. Snail’s > ted t Northvllle late yesterday for Sheriff C. M. Hand to arrest Mr. Is said, that on drug storea, The fund for the youth who ficcincnt todny. "What Has Jarentctto if the perfcrmxncc Higgins•\ 1( maniferta be sent to nil Senator' mJf.i The boys uM g iiL ’ bask ft bp11 Myers 1*’ lost hU arm by accidental shooting Chicago where ke wus to take o ff Mnrentctte kecomplished by The Church hould be rtaped. In dew o f the o f stations, fruit stands cr -Spencer'.antj Coimrcssmcn. This will be folteams of laikft Monroe, pluyed a Boatman .* F Years in Alaska" will be cftahilahipert4 ] rcu li be I, .too.liljr , Po»-tl°n. ‘r g . Mr. M W .* Maxwell " lowed up, it waB raid, by scnclinr; continue to i»our Into The ID rfM pa, rlortua. It bwccer.siu , ....... f IVola i Hogle C»*.r. _ of tho morning lecture, double-header 1 with the Vundev a* they nre Stanley (opies to all state iegislutorir, wculd bo the flrrt non-stop flight tette « l d lo t. M k f t n a m tha -G [he evening, Mr. Djvan will school on Wednesday nfternoon at Hicrs do in Sanford nnd -Rursell q'cvTrnorn, and political leaders. office for use by the trustee* in either direction between tho the show* wa. ^ f M W y |on the "Geography of Ala3- tho Paola schi»il. The girls of I-nUz Whitman t fk liit cate o f the needs of young Dol-and, Great luike, region and the Gulf. .that nc . t t W g wpold be mad. to |the . U t * Subfctitntii*)43 by the Customs and Peculiar- Monroe enierie,|-victorious by •* It. E. Hall, who will return f r-i u o a a f,4ricwiivr r Twc new private4avistia.M c .mi„ the although N*w York and MUml rtM o ^ b * « i H . Fltifhcr run rnd S(one; »By Sheriff'i I molt F ita People." The public is riorc of 24 to 11 while the Paola Wood*.’ developed that the bhtrixx s urns Sanfcrd. I’et'.rs, Totteracn and mni** have juat started opera.icun j ^ ‘ now have been linked by air. invited to hear tho loy* swamped their opponent?-, hospital for several weeks, ' Aycock. Referee, Cross, o f Rollins, in Braail34 to 0. »r. . tv Air Stunts Will Be Performed Here On Sunday By Airmen IB. W. Herndon s Tournament lanford Course Chance F a d e s For Locating Aviators In Missing P la n e British Admiral Dies From Heart Disease Smith To Conduct DeLapd Cage Team Nationwide Battle D e f e a t s Seminole To Get Senate Seat Fund For ILE,IIal! “Scar Face” AlCapone ;HighBy28-12Count Boosted To $161.93 Is Invited To Depart By New Donations : Milane Benefit Show For R. E. Hall Abandoned On S h eriffs Ultimatum [an Missionary Palk At LakeMary r..,i \ i i -.J -i#A 1 . ‘s ivv mm �V V City Suit Is Filed A gainst N. Y. Bank To Recover, Bojuls Winner Of Delaney Ifeeney Bout Meets wns . J -p, • 1 was 1“ ., I f.sued mul delivered without valu­ able eon:;idern:icn moving to the y’ alutlff. ' • ifjeatos Each of said certificates h unid in excess of «>f the tin* mnrflJttUiri mnglfntini S f l f T i K C V nithnrlr.cd ^ amount purperud to be. authorized band made pink roscst Mrs. J. D. frock war. that worn by Mrs. F. E. I JamVs m, ^ Woodruff,* wore a smart frock o f Boumillat. it being mado of rftethb1n ; . lie cloth, and! .*-. -v •• -»i| pink crepe Lack satin-with bandn uu nuw , with-gold "*»n •laco « « ! bands uaou-t nmn aq j o f ceriso velvet. bertlm and trimmed with tourdie* • lut;* tr*«' :y ] ANNUAL ROBERT E, LEE BALL IS HELD AT FORREST LAKE HOTEL . . * . ‘• Mrs. Minnie E. . Jones'slovely of 1apphiiv blue velvet. , j trinimir.* ,.r , 1 frrtek was ’ o f rose petal pink Mrs. Claude Iletndon was lovely ‘ U 1* I v l S K O ~ I Anting the many delightful « o c id and' ffporgem*— rtth beaded motifs o f 1lit a creation o f poudre blus'crepo ,. Tv;o'‘’ 5h *i v e r n a l nfftdrs-wf^hr n.timil, UIH .Uf UlC^WH M hU lM llW nip^ Garlands of crr.’stais. Mrs. A. n., Wnllacc wore with silver embroideries. Mvs.'Getmi j ' 1 -'nl rg| by icrLain resolutions o f »ne City(continued from page one) ml t brillinnt, was the LvitNtry asparagus ferns were-fesNT. W YORKv, .Jan. -0— (IN S ) , ** * go Bishop was gowned in black ! . ,0. •-■•T NJ o creation o f Nile green taffeta Tiltm l T o m lie c n c y la rgest., nnu iw i , 7 .. ......... ... u , k M rn n m ' need cornua.H O " . ■ f — Having cornlicd Tom it coney , « , Dan „ ivcn thnt everything-had been done to j CottiiuLwon. form'd about tha balconies. I’ lnccjl chiffon with banding and cipbroid-1 The bill also charge* the c.mso J|mj j „ ck • Delaney fo r n fifteen . , , . j nmmrv w ftt it. i?dventage about the rooms were with trimmings o f silver lace and persunde the bank heads to return 1 r :^ worn over silver cloth. Mrs. A. K. o n es-o f s ih 'r and crystals. .Mi's,. |„,;it. ■ here on March 1. . l ” , \ .. ' ' . ’ ...‘i.,, i ’ v t.-ll wichrr floor baskets filled with the securities and thnt upon their National Bank with receiving tho ■ Powers was stunning In a French George A. toCotte’s brunette coK i ,u„ ay;,.V5 Jess McMahon today 'he ’IIn' ^ j'° * r|i.,,,ter U C. Th" j o n refusal to do so, they hud been pretended certificates of imiebt-l and white narcissus. voi>o o f while chiffon nnd crystals. oring was fjrther enhanced by her i importuned to bring suit ivgniii3t edness without making inquiry* o: u.jn mbi.ilt tt» the boxors an agree- ' jt!l „ t pf tj,c chapter Mrs. W. J. Vat ; :i . • a number o f fontuncfavor fc Mrs.’ Braxton L. Perkins won* a stunning fijpk o f rjbin eye blue during the the City, hut that thiR movement the lie City Commission, or without mcnt b y which the* winncrMs guar- !rh.‘ }.-•* i as assistant hostcssiv'vprc enjoyed O \vitli cfystsls. tall* chiff»>n ‘elnjirnto ‘ hail not been successful. tiblainin ibl nining a transcript of the P ™ *; n match with tho winner M ' '-ri. ‘ .a,,,.;. Lnriglev m l evening and during the **upp?r hour! lovely frock o f" orchid and lilac Miss Main Bowler wore a pret­ r,;» •codings purporting to authorize. j p,, g between .lack Sharkey • • • . Y* Slnron *n' .v th* i.rcho tra rendered i« delightful Jchiffon with tiny ruffles on the “ The matter lmd advanced to ceei ty frock (jf apple green chiffon j-J 's k irt nnd 'with touches of pink th: v such a point thnt we believed the ■h* .... . .... .... » * ■ * • * , , -* " « "■ * tulle. Mr.;. W. *T|]eodore Langley , tho skirt ijalo with.Jiandkcrchiel l.| City should net to protect its liczaidlug* thee bonds, the bl.l l h i , petition should develop na ...... , j.jr.:. A . B. \VaHace_Th l ’ . r a wa> mrrT.t rg-n rrw kol robe-si orn htrsprrr r ,* r ; “nnftVmbmtrf;*T*rrr tirj • . interest M-iym.'..said. . ‘-The iiecuucs ia cju r auvr declaics uthat-ou t^nmttWP-hr-lpdrd M K <*. o :n g-T•nU u prettrh— a;-rrrTrgrrt over white chiffon and satin. Most crystals, ^ ll. June Roumillnt was one end o f the spacious Cha»-i'fathTrM>-*?»n)c- u R r - t h i e a ^ ^ f . -trr-fyrfcbTi^If? •r- I f , luso, wie.e , bninpinn iimsls on defending ins i'„w tr* Mi 's Mable ndwler. table at c becoming Was tin* gown worn by attired in <ongo cut velvet. cning to sell our bond to and our |ta,| been authorized rized the isFimncc ,i,l,. .lime or for Jack Dempsey Miss • • ,Mary , ..... S trin g, vMr. - hnd i„>,l Mrs. Mr- In; 11 zoom. bull title bi in'June Mrs. Ham* Dickson o f Orlando M i 3 . Sharon, fashioned o f white bonds . nttorncys had advised us thnt if if certain certnln improvement lionils ‘ ju, t>vi,nt the former champion The a ffa ir was attended hy nA. D. Zachary, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. wa3 hnndsol* in a robe fushioned erdpo Elisabeth bended in crystal they were disposed of, the City ‘ "tailing $090,000 and thnt on (jw i,jC!( t() fight agnin and Tunpuir.ir.--nb’ ;*. which Shinholscr, Mr. nnd M *. Braxton l.out . ... 1190 . . . „guests . - v .......... .. .included' n and rose color*.*d bends, nml htiving o f rose .pinj, georgette with cr.v.i- o i ; rj . - r. *,.•. ll would be plnccd in a position t ) O.tobcr 11, lOdil. at the instance tuy J(. vcillinj; to wait until Sept, I, Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. tamher o f out o f town visitors. A itotHor Orlando IttTT.'V .i ) ird’ . e of u e t-iffcl.i. | tal beading ™ nil 1 . 1 *. J be made a defendant in hundreds and request o f Forrest Lake, the to . ‘ * *----“ ---meet the survivors o f those ' bl y. M r.an d Mrs. L. P. Hagan, 1M iny hands nue.gown- wer*? worn, Ives^ lovely " Uruauu. 1 Mrs. .lohr Kchirard w.vi g r.vncd] itor, Misn - len .......... ^ wa3 ............... . " all o f suits brought.hy the individual City Attorney turned over to that eliminations. .__________ -r------ ; 'Mr iiml ^Mi ^ rT iu n k J. Gonzalez,] ar.d one espcciflllvadmind w a I that in copenhngnn blue chiffan bar.ded in a Frond frock- of silver'd o th Mr. titid Ttli bond holders. official tlie unexecuted printed nnfj Mrs, George A. .DeCottvs. .DeCottes. j of Mrs. W. \V. J. Thigpen, it being ni . of in raid iacc. An unusually lovely j with deep l nge trimmings. Mrs. Delaney and Heaney will sign Mr‘ nnd F* tllC ll* luitll . .. * «• •» _ — t l M < 1 1 . .1. n lfilin w *.)»lt* lu in d m l ,rWe were also advised that pur­ bonds, receiving a receipt in ex­ art \\yt lir,,i „ ri<| y.vi' K. ciiiffon t*n elaborately headed articles today lens loony iui i*‘*->* l,oul* *■**“ - ^J,._ j ; im.' A. k . Roe.sitcr, Itoisner, .Mr. u. 1 i1!:u*k . . k wimmn chasers of the bonds would be change. A t tin* time of this deliv­ Slim key and Kisko have not been ^|r ,. bClifford im u m w,... Bell. Mr. — ................ end nndine'niliroidercd strel and crysi .v. innocent parties and ihat the City ery, it is declared’ there had been signed but it is understood they ^ r? j Fmnh'itMiller wns r.ttircd — i jtx* tm i i i i i y jA. Hrumley Hrumley nr-' and Mr. urn! ’ *■'!tale. Mrs. Frank’ could not set up the defease of r.u, proceedings authorizing the will he available for March 12 at in*a lovely gown, o f poudre blue A).*r;mk W oodruff. . non-authorization and illegal :5lo o f such oecuritics. Madison Square Garden. The final *p|,c c,dors o f l(*e < , “ Old South" i orgetto handsomely embroidered Between October 11 and transfer against the third, parties i>liininutioii. will be scheduled * *in the • decoration1 j.:> erystnls, * wore featured ns it is doing in its suit to re- I pke cnqreil the bonds to Mr.-. W. C. Hill was a girlish May. Low cash prices are bcinR n tied tempornrib . on the w'.,*j|-Tr« figure in a period frock of changew* ....................... -- -■o l''B a r it"” .ft ° m t‘*,C Ch^ C I hout' th e^au tl»*!t y ^ )«• * . 'n ^ " A m e r i^ S Confederate flags were uied about*, able green taffeta made'with un“ ' — : * * The bill of complaint filed m |h'dge uf the other ( 'onr.'.fisslonerr, *^ ^ S{JjMc‘ nH they Were for tii- rooms. Small flig s were* rross-j w en hemlpc nnd trimnbd with the court action is a lengthy ihivUvUjnnsinitted the . lionds to the *“ ” • ^|,arjtvy nm| thus-nn> tifentTand discloses in some d etail[ih z je .N a tio n a l Bank to await • , exceeding $ir>t>.0t»n the alleged high handed manner furfhc i; inslructi.m. Sut^t <,uo-.Uy _ ; )n^ nn.(,_ nplalli.y moctr in-which the then M ayor Forrest Lnke, it h- ebargod. wen, to N l . Hnmbeck Belgian .heavy; his is a Ijik c manipulated the City's a f 'Yn rk and there delivered a let ter ’ ‘ t(*)nj.',|,i {n Boston and fairs and repeals an interesting Jdated 1WM. to the t hase J. J R c . i a u l t Jn anstory o f how lie is sai.l to have National Lank in w-hiCh Lake <|l,lIV.I.1*..llllM. u,,» nmaber early • *B 9 -• *. ' « bartered unsold City bonds and ( »«iced not Jq Authdraw from th , nv?nth in St. Louis, lleency lo Hccure » sp len d id lo ca tio n fn r a Jme, d eM ra lile htilh in \Yi M-r aijj spurious certificates of indebted^ . S L l l i w r " * ' f vriil do^no more righting until he in im' .......V. miitouan . . i ii rm-, « Dd m ..lanev ^ V a lu es w ill d ou b tless jiro * a t t r a c t iv e to p erson s in U re ted. ness to to secure secure money money with wiin which wmeii to in mjtil tm '•■'* u.ev . o p e r a t e t h e Seminole County Bank ihc Seminole .( ounty Bank ha i l«<-is wuianej^ All lots have Sntediate 4tCccs^ to the • Trim hardwood floors will . ^ fo r at least a year prior to iis fail baesi paid. Delivery to the Chase National add 100 per cent to the r.pure on August .0^ 1927. How Iuike disregarded vhe ac­ Bunk o f mi a d d i t i o n a l 000 ; -.ranee of an old Ituii ic— tion of the City Commission and worth o f bond t. known •«••* hospiI hi* Eatft Const Inside Channel for Hull cruft, famous for fishhv in tie t i* alio allege.l in liave *r.*J i 'in-aiit a caused to be issued certificates 1;i,l '".’nd*. Dr. J. MGlass, of Roliitts. Col­ of indebtedness fa r*in excess o f ’-ahen i la< • m .Inn- IS. 11127. Tin I** • 1 Seminole County A y P C fU r ^ re aid to have been sent t w *“ ld n * . ^ v v .; ■.* ' the amounts authorized and how 1or,ii«4 'v 1 fc»V« w M iir i. • the Citty never was ruimbuTsqd -to , '*. *‘l 1ik-t--R tt’-l'W*»W- b a fin '" for ^ f o n * (h e. .Seminole • Lctmtj " lenV- of.------thcU-’------face Value- _i % ‘ h u MaVbr 1gihr-w.*; ,r the cx--------Tenehcr*’ ( ’lqb, at the Seminole ,'i iv York to negotiate theii sal** . also said to be revealed in the bill ; i111 t*iat the lu^r.ds were to lie held High School, oil Thursday after- t i.-i and its accompanying exhibits. n r i <77; ' W Improvements now installed include '-dewalhs, Hitvemenls. di*.- final in-'t tviio ts from - on. axis Dr. J. M. Glass, profes- I Altogether, it is alleged, then* -o> ,,f secondary education at ers,trei*t Trees; i ; imiv.'.l in N* W York. ' ^ f c O M P A N V j 3' • was placed in the Chase National '.‘ * . , ( '‘ L U M B E R ’ |{ .diri College.. Dr. (ilass diliv' ; I | -■- l I I I >* - "l_ (to ,,i nho.it .July I. P.127 the F o r a p p o in ti nds get in to tou ch w ith Bank $1,240,000 worth of City • I.'J.! c m : r _ E .. _ ! t:.-: - i i y I ; . i. in l i f fi-. ted I | sal • i . i d a must interesthig addre.* > bonds, $500,000 o f that amount 1" t i ’- G A t T K l.'J C T H E Y A R J VYi 7v ; 'Uii'JiitiM' to * '.ini.llUU. . n “ Til-- Romance ol l-khication. ing withdrawn in July 1‘.'27. uyo *. !!. .1. 1 aiu*y. principal o f the i . il , and the Chase Natheir sale by the City.Conimirsioii, Ilo n d C ru de t-il. lo High Sdiool, pie iilent o f j j I'h o n c CIS . . 1 1 I'.mk d •livel— d the bond leaving a balance of $740,000 »<>■.•• at .1 • Seuiht. I- Ts-a; • Club, pro- w Holly. A m N c ’.v S i r it pi i , *.l* t . V 1 511 F a u l k n e r S t r e e t , . * 5 held by thnt in.slitutio'i. A veiled ti til p ■ iHd. *.\i;Ii Mi 1i url Bobbitt, I i i i. ■ let u :i .!« r o'" t Z ip S e r v ic e implication of the New Ym k A a id H i l l . 12th. !■t:*,.-j;.;,| i.r tin* .v :inl‘ord» Giam- i .pl.Otxl, it i hank's part ill the questiunrhle *",• u' l ill,’ t • *.r ukio-h $. in if Sciiool. a* -*<■« retary. file . in Do It.-i" trnir*uctions is seen fri .-nii'ua- .-iioil i -i i,*i• ..... tit.; \*:. — at t-tided by iiearly ; at.Gioi i m i i. ♦ions o f the bill which state that In* In.a! iui! •it , i' |t-,t. i- ; ,-heis o f tlu* city and i* t.. n tr even though it was understood i In-h- - tie it ■ ilay i -ft j". . ’ • 1 v . .11 V * i! hiri a f •!! f between Lake anil tin* bank that ’I • in *1 i-.feting of Do* elilh i.iii.it i* lai’ ni-i tiie bonds were held as seeuri'y. the , n '.* L wi'i I-. ic 'd on .'.I third 'fla ir i•um .1 HVin.- t #.t;0 ••* i 1 the Clmse Nation * 1 ' n • t • d-.\ of l'’e aiiiiy. The nm-ting 1 4 c •• n..t Ie .1 . ' »• July. R'27. 000 of the i -.lie •ij.i | tn.i been tlefiniti'ly d* \ 1 * '• -i i R iii. i 1 .1 1 without making | -t. : •* a ’ il , ■ ri n .! h'g v. .11 p.' lial ly he tin­ tilMl • lli.i* f lie 1 "1.1 .'el e Hgiliim !<* month inter alter ! Vioan S ho.d. bc*l \ •-t *i l.onga iir Bank • had rl.Ved tinc eoiiti mi'*'i '•J'T 1 J Ltsei 1. h :• •* ,1 •••I Altunomte S iring*. Mi.-. * « * ! m •> • • 1 11 was udvatu-ed that the .-«••-*!* iti« y, pa .\i ih-.j t. ;-, Mip( rvi*i: g . ]f.. •V . i ••. -,i I rlv .' C M .I wtre* held as pled . • i.ml v. .!•. • i:u.|.*d of Sanfoid piimat.. mi r ' tii 11" i1;.! . • • cf i' • not be returned. ... |umi!>. i i hairmaii of the pio1• ( 1 P ink., The trail-actions nih«*ivhy Du Vj pi (lllil ijiant eommitlei*. V ' '* 1. New Yolk bunk e.uiu* in:*i i «.'■*•*.*• t. 'r,* t, , 1 w C.I No : *Ve .,f tl 1 1 t ,1 | ll till* «i«*in: 0T sion of the seem ities !•"• M a ie i it. ft > tT • • ! •fail >.f ! '1 *2 j ■ iod dating liai k to the ’Ii* i i lii !d :i.t -ill ii v i ** *.:r : Till* 1 | cl i- ririi-gei ih .t Photostat ie copies of Ilet 11 l s V*ls!i . V. -. . iv D.,- h i • * # \ :% i •. c .l 'in 1 : r 1 ; a■ ,e nml t ‘: • passed between I.nk .1 I • l ‘:i; I i - yti M irth Chase National me iin lude'l :t' 1 III* S i* • • • l< !'l" O" Tli.it .1 . h. ing Ml . P ' of Pn . ux hi hi In in substantiallin'n of fiMl* ■,*P’ •;**•i ? r f t , I, . . Ill ! - pimitK •! ■I • t It .I.I. Ill ( ••. • gat ions set f>.rtii in the 1'il of Buyer cf LW i.i !ki i l.u f .•'I* i'.< r (nr • i* • i « • ' 1 .:itivul * in ii complaint. A copy n,f Die* -City ■i i ion* v a ei J'- * il i• ! M ‘lilt . and tl, ■’ _ t:!i;,iua -ma].^aLuula • i t *• i f :i eulllil • III ! i.•»»*■I, ••s**I i *-pi* *l unis were also ii;c>util> .I in tu •• it . x *?i 1 * ' |* em it -I .'..1,1 ork ai eoinp'ehei 1 n il till ’)•* |M ' 1«1 .1 Suitl .cl 1. Bl Mlbnii‘ t.*'i voluminous legal pope m.ale •i ■ 1 v t : . f in I-I.t 1 * 1 1 *! i' .* 1 to the e.oirt. Kxtei.siive out: wily ■r. -I*. ;*.*• oil siiniliti* eases' wa y, ipi"t il 1.. . 1. V .'*■ * • in*. T . . II* . tlie t ' ll i oak l.iiin'.il in ei piit counsel f*<r the City, p ai iiusii:-* ; m t * i . - ii-'isiired I'ii.-t to ii --it l-i The hill alleges that • ii ai’ii ill \\ * i i 1 .Mi.s-imi.trv S1eli*ty ter November <*. l'.'Jtl, I . Mist h;i !? 111 ei * ah!.* lo fu'i- l'i Metbcdi: t*C!iur. ii wa <j .'.i. i . *■ * Lake, pin-porting to act midi i , -in " - f tin* i .'ii i. »r.i| I'ci.i 11.il.iv nft-ri.'' m : *. t : • III vie** I r 11 .• Hi i»at fm .. i !i ■ ; , >! V.'i authority given hint by tlu t it. : i t hiiporl.ud mt'ii iibiint i f f . > • .u. i 1 III itI'liive. ehu! .. ri Commission, caused in Ini i * lien |- it.tilled !'• at* ii’ to the Seminole Coin-ty It »»*"• .,* Di • I.dl ... i ' - I dl'•• p a * t ' .i •if v. .11 i -ike t*. I Thai three paper writ it.gs said t•, Is w .It di- . ,i. *• tini i ..ii e m il l m nt I'm negotiable c ellifi ali i,i‘ i-di i. in i ire It nv.mbei • lb uliiesa o f.t h e City *.f Sinford ;).u I e I.. • l tl, t J. 'I li.il « Htr* •Ii i-iniuitl niav 1 i*aeh payable to tile hank o f it 21. tin .liiuuat ,v t *p>.i:ii il i'oj 'ined and res On : order, of the dates, amount - an, T ich r ’• - * “ i- , * -: i vil l'i *iin ellimj i.r nfferbi ' m I,. : maturities as follows: i i d c *d mi l * !i>r -ill' tlu- uiim 'Ii I 11011(1:1, and t'.in*. .. .oil U ••( ■ Date Amount Matulity •ii mliiv hearing o f the plain- la i ei * - *. th • .Miia i > • Ii ’at •»-N’ ov. hi, P.i2(i $:!(»<» tem ........ .iv iu n in g t ill’, npplieation fur Mich tempi<r- Ali 1.1. -i . "■ l*\b. 8. IP27, firy irijtinrD'in. a temporal.v ies- i ;ii;i , bn ad pie . c.i'il 1 1 -1 1 * will he . I no,uni) will :i Imi he calendtitraii.iiig older witlimi'. in*lin* hin. Hie Mar. 27. 1P27. c i.mini ret-tinining the d .-feiulaa. oil -.l’.*. ’t ,n- proeetd- o f this > 2110,0011 I *•>iii ileing any uf the ahiivo ae. . • aie will I. u ed ti v. util th** defray- 1 Mar. 27. Ill j/ Thu*, npmi upon coining in i■ f t!i«- in*: o f tin exper • ••- o f the lovely l l is further ikTiarnl tiiat • i curtain presented the ill Tl ii. cause, tlie tem­ new : lag ■ considcralloti was paid by tin pH.id'-: in Seminole County Bunk to tin* t'itv po'svy injunction be continued mrl South Sol Si lin'd i.i Clu i "tma>. , for any of tlie three pretended made pennunrnt. I. '11i.1t it he adjudged that the VON lO B A T GETS CHANGE certificates of indebtedness fm$.200,000 there appears an endnrfe- dcfi-nduiil has not right or till" CHICAGO, .Inn. 20— (I N S )— . hient In tile effect Dpit $100,000 to the Ipirold iioillls or t'z Die pl’ehas been paid on the principal tciuie l i ertifientes o f imlehtedner.-1. (Hi , Von Point, tin* Norwegian I nrd affirms that the circumstan­ hy way o f eollalerul pledge - and lit avyweight g l another o p p o r - | ces of such payment are not that said certificates art* null and tunity tonight t•> move his claim ( to serious eons id*' ration us a \oid and should he cancelled. known to the City Commission. fi. That the The bill declares tlmt, there_ .pretended cortifi- heavy weight challenger. Jje_|joes lifter, Forrest Lake, without <jcy. ''•'*■te-* t»I—iiiucLfcdtx -I h«—or<1ergd-qp agnfn-l Sammy Hitverherg of of the feature --------k no w It'itg o— or eoTiseilT o7 tliy *° deiiiered fm eam-ellalion I lit roil in one other City Commiasioners, eiwisid and Dint the defendant be re* built' o f promoter Jim Mullen’s the tliree pretended eertifiealei ‘pui cd to deliver posses -ion of the >Coliseum show, 1 • •— to be delivered to the (.’base* Na- i.n Id bond' to the plaintiff. Thai .in- jd a ia liff shall he LINDBERGH ELECTED tioaal Bank as enllutcrnl security . _ , to certain indebtedness of Dj.'' granted suell other relief as the a !'iire.pii.e. 'I -PARIS. Ti „r tthe »••* tease iinv may m|uniT *---- * Jan. D’> - (*I N S ») — Colo:;Bcmiuole County Ba |;. The n*r- 4tii ____ , ,i el Lindbergh l.indl.cigh lias hr. i been elcctel^ olccte I I ,/f tificates are declared to he nt*JI * ' T27" N * ot ut jiV " wor.,J av!ni°.r toT l0 * o 7;f and yoiil and not binding on file ’ j:*: n l . o nil D D r i v c r J . ^|)L> f,:ter*iatmnnl League of City o f Hanford, five reasons l>cI I . H . R l y n t , M e r c h a n t Aviators. Tin* m.i ie o f ColonelI ing cited as follows: ___ ■ *' Lindbergh u if t.e in<erihcd on tho the 1. Neither o f two resolution* — . . . ■ , r .. I. __ I..III.. The II. Ii. Flynt,. mentioned in l-egnc's laifay.ttc Escadiilb passed by the City Commission authorizing the issuance of time Thui>(dayV isivue o f tho Herald as i lrophy. ..a fdrfi ited n 8200 bond in J .-------warrants purported to authorize havinj Munirijial fo u rt fo r drunken driv­ the issuance o f such evidences o£ EXPERT indebtedness us were executed by ing. vu.s not the H. H .’ Flynt who is |itv> oeiate*l w ith 'h is bt'other, (I. RADIO REPAIRING .ForiviftM-uhc,' * Work Guaranteed 2. Neither-under the City Churt- G. Flynt. i:i tiie operation 'o f a * • •or nor under any law, wlintfoeyyr l*i net ty 't o r e , at Geneva and Iinselt, Kreed-Eismon, & o f the state eduhl the City of Urardull Avenues, ll was stuted Crosley receiving sets, Hanford lawfully issue «q<*h evi­ today. Tithes, Hat (cries tint! Elim­ cnees oi . • Puldiratii n. of tjie fltoryc Mr. —dences o f inyeiiu'inunn. indebtedness. inators. 3. Each o f said pretended c e tti-,,Flynt said hu.i caused-hitti consid ^ ficyU * wu» ihiiue<1 qnd deliver, d |oroblo emhe.ia •.nenLand he i<*ti‘'- J- SEMINOLE RADIO CO. without the knowledge** or eohaent slrious «.f hi friends lie r.ifQttfiiht • !)2.T Sanford Avc. c f the p ity Cnminuzion.' d with '.h/ fan that liq waji’ i.V'* . Phone (;;{(>—J 4. Each o f eaid-certiflcutes win the piniy \Un> was arrested. Call lls For Repairs' N SS5 SL1 B ri‘TI .R E A D J N ew F lo o r s . F o r O ld ■House s Teachers’ Club Hears Professor Of Rollins "M5LLER BOARDVJALK HOMESITES j CORONADO E A U ­ F L O R E GoldeiDpporlunity . Wonderful Oriving ait Bathing' Beach on'thcOcJ MC'TOBB®. T "SPEEDW A T oTi tlie lovjiy Indian River *s- • R: M ) 1'2jy -.i d' G. I Horton. ' Ifu M The Cream of tht Tobacco Cro| “1 love the Tobacco- business. Thei is a fascir ition about ittti grips you. Tlie fine texture and braly of a Leaf of Tobacco af peals to the Tobacco buyer as a gre Painting docs to the artist buy Tobacco for LUCK Y STRIKpigarettes. I buy ‘The Creai of the Cropr Under inatruction^nly the be.*i aard mildest goes into LOK\r STRIKE. It is my job to see that hjU.” r L it LEN ORE ULRIC Talented Actress, u luritcs: ‘Wit/i ‘U’omcti in /tractically all the professions smoking, I have observed ( those in my oiim calling' and have found their fa­ vorite cigarette is the Lucky Strike. I always choose it. for my occa­ sional smoke because it affords the greatest re­ laxation and pleasure No Thro irritation-No Glasgow will build at once I.UO0 Milan, Italy, i* constructing 11 now city lull and many aehooL. in tinlei pul honiv( for woikct*. and Demonstrations * U- �rr * TllE SANFORD 11ERA LI). SATURDAY JANUARY 21. 1028 Religion In Politics The Sanford Herald As. Brisbane Sees It T A M P A TIM ES I 'a U U k H f»fn r iltm iM * » « » » « K w M f « l ilM lo n lt F l»r td s . M itn o ll* A .t iu r . Ill Sennlor Heflin's tirade against Catholic ism. the Pope, T .rce Went ilidinif. i u . M m e n f a c e I 92 H w i t h » . ’ t d o ’ i n g I n d u s H r s - m 1923. cardirtnls, priests, and nuns, in general, and Al Smith in par­ Great Chicago. IIHnniu. c HIM ill l i ' . liiij’: t f r o n f i i i c n t c lie s A m c J l g 4 ll0 v a i l r o s u k llic i o a t* *Si|rrrd n» ■ rr.n 4 rlM * mntlrr ticular, seems to us entirely uncalled for and the rebuke, g iv ­ H a n g i n g Too Good. tr-rr i . - rr.lr :—hrrrt ■ some talk . . .that the . pinch» October ST, :lain, at Ik* p«»tonicf |IH0 itl.r th.li n it .is II piresideiil- 'lemly* is en him by Sennlor Robinson and those Democratic Senators ■anforit. Clorida. u t i r w t at 9«n(«r .Mr. Lasker’* Million. ml y.mr, dn tided in the past ns ten- use i f new equipment ip 1928.will who gave their party leader a splendid Vote of confidence,j Jmill' to inspire pnnieky feeling*, 1jc heavin' than during 19127, with 'f r-----* .at Mnrck 1 l*tT. ' II) A rllm r llrliklni III'. • I H O LLAND I* D E AN .............E d it o r « «i|i> rljtlH I li» Slur ('«. Krank II. A If mil, u' Detrot, presi­ .cnninnl impravemeiit* nnd'exicnwas fully merited ami we ;mj»e w ’.il prove e ffective in keep­ M. 'H O W A R D l l K I t U ........... M n a k v r r dent ami general jnunilgor o f tin1 inns in hartnulty with the expectt : \ R L K K . JONKIH. M a i u i i l B i E it ilp r ing thy Alabama Senator's speech in the future within the K I.K IIA R T . Tint., Jiiii , It*. A fter . .. .Marquette railroad, declared tl| Industrial oxpnn.-iij f . In car confines o f propriety and common sense. *Stteh railings u ............ ^ in Chicago, this is writ- rn an in erview hist week, says the j|,,:idngs, however, Mr. Alfred sacs morning , S ID U H IP T IO A HATH* »T.«o against a free religious sect will avail little in attaining t h e r e in «.» t?ie 20;h Century, bon ml Imiustiini Index. On* t m l ......... ........................ stv* ll»a «h » ...... .. ............ . *u.rui T h r e e M o n th * . . . . . . . -------- * 1.73 end he professes to desire. * . I cn*l through rainy Indiana. --------—U i t i ! H t i l U f _ L r « a a n d o u i f C f » r 7i - n T r p . " 7‘ i—j p , . y e a r 1927, " h e s a i d , " e l o a *u .l3 U> iL‘«rrl*r prr Work iig k u m p e a n m a r k e t s , f o r j tfj w j t j , c l i r l o a d i n g s f o r t h e e n t i r e H cflin. efli always jmUm-il l , S i r r ’. " v vldl l -m ; n , e a r l u a t t i n g s c o m p a r i n g f a - roim ry cnb slightly lower tlmn 1 | .f l l r r a U . K n n to n la p l o n . r r n e w s im m it jv fc d lt Achen 1ft Tmitl, *4 notui no ' The news,nearly nlwaya tells v m a l i l y w i t h l a s t y e a r , t h e p o std- for 192U. which was the greatest im iu r . n iiliw rt1 .r-. A ir- :O e--tittrrrM .--■ J .U tB U Vlt-ofcilts.-fn9ctt9R ll—111^411 ■ ' U M * t S w r * 1d r r r t r r r r n * n i * * fr o m that I tim going to introduce legislation in this Senate to jfa 'i’inil rials killing other criminals, b l e e l a r i H e a t i o n o f t h e t r u n s p o r ' . - year in the history of American ini* ■i u p r r iu r u m * w r o n n l.n l tun i t l o n in-t a m i p r o s p e c t s o f f e d e r a l admittedly the rafest guide to bus­ who cannot take honest i cit use far rejoicing nut grief. t ) tfcuunnad n u r d * d u ll? r o v e r - deport every man Jiml woman t a x r e d u c t i o n ' , M r . A l f r e d s a i d t h e iness conditions, even taking pre­ i l l * . n il I h * I r n d l i u r l r * l « u f I h r —‘ 4 allegiance to the American fiag and the American constitu­ r n l l r r w o r ld . T h e I. S , S. I* “ * * b u s i n e s s o u t l o o k “ n e v e r w a s b e t t e r cedence over bunk clearances. Thev jM -rtn llr e f f i c i e n t l « r i u » l d « n » o m s tion. I am going to ask the Senate to deport every man ami 'I HIS MORNING attention turns t h a n i t is a t p r e s e n t . " also reflect .these conditions earl­ m a n n e r o f k n n d lln ® M I U * . * » » is woman who think they owe double allegiance, first to- Human­ to Gangster Jack Guzik, chief lieu­ i i l l h o u t r q n n l, ier,- since the movement of g o d s “ Th e e n n d itiu s tiia l c p n fitn t t e n a n t fur Scarfs, e A1 Capone, now t h e U u s liic s s m a n n r e a l l p o s i t i v e generally has occurred before the ism and second to Americanism ." T fce I t r r n lit Is n m r in lir r «>f ih r renting in Florida. c o n d i t i o n s . " h e s a i d . “ T h e y a r e a l - transaction has taken plnce.” all Audit L* i m i l l « f in im r r nl ti lat ini uuw, O U I I U I U 1 IRobinson V U U I I I M I I I IoI If rArkansas, t h illlS ilS , IIM IA 'Il by. W 1* illiam 1111. 1I I I iJen lC O , ............ fn illis l- . .1 i„ , Senator listed luftrnutiunnl Aw>i*liU«n ur I’ nb. . • ,i i . t-, ,! . •• . , In Capones n o R e iic e lfoolish o o n s i. t)u. jnain, ee l c m e n t n r y c o m l i t i o n s , I I * i* r s , A d ip r tls r r s , nm i Bryan the last IJcmof 1'JttlU COIlWlltltlll r.rrn lllllgS nibse Democrats most eminently qualified to serve its stun- lh -* iin * h n iid li nl s H lis r r l* ll* « l ~ IS I n a r r i r r l o i r r l f i i i b s a l u t p l ) n i l r t u l m s a t r l r i - u l n l l o u u s > t r l l us I, tm s lu r s . n ir t k o ili. Sa t u r d a y , j a n . 21. 192s. In e ll) nil^iIrlsiraiJun. 'yt'!U‘?t‘"old,' from nnd t i u - i i i e s s men genemlly c a ll Smtli Rend, lnd„ organized n hi- weigh the part they will play with dard b earer fo r the p a rty, rose to reply, and Jimong o th er 1 inching rrew. held s Odmt c. huull un<* c o u u l) ' . '. - d i t r p r i .s n lr * r u u lr s tu J n r k s „n v il| p . It — (u u u t r n r lln n u f N l. J o h n s l u ­ ,‘ ‘ J -" * 1 0 " 1 ‘" T T 1 ! " . ! '. K ; - ’ f 1 !.’; the fart irmilllls tllut one ulio look.s at Itlstoiy so Mr. 1 n(|( w ith an unprejudiced e ye cannot fa il to recogimce the fa c t Guzik C.utaml, 18, j osc’,,|, |.'UHS„ j i . am „ „ ,„ i„ ™ U v ' ft-- ComnlPtton t it r lirnul Iflrn - " I f you made that speech in Alabama, they would tar and b o s p lln t. feather y o u !" But we arc glad to see that all Democrats do not take this view. The mayor of Montgom ery immediately B1ULE VERSE FOR TO D AY w ire d, Senator Robinson asking Alabama, -• him to „ visit --------—. t.i A SONG OF T H A N K S G IV IN G : — Sing unto the Ix>rd with Thanks­ speak to the people there, and assured him o f no discourtgivin g; sing praise upon the harp esies. And when Senator Robinson tVhderedTiis resignation unto our God.— Pjjtiim 147-.7. as Democratic leafier in the Semite, it was rejected bv ;i vote P R A Y E I? =T w i l l bless the l/>rd Of th irty-fou r to one. ‘ itru-i i i i i ■ e .. g~, nt all times; His praise shall; W hile we hold no brief for Governor A1 -Smith of N6\v continually be in my mouth. !__ York and do not think, in view o f his pronounced niiti-urqlin n m .iK r > H A u r n iim l u n n lrrii .ih* r& J i course. W HEN W little feet j m e r a n d c o tto n g r o w e r , “ e le m e :i, - ( i ! H i y c o m litiu n s ," w h ic h , h? s a id . J kill rats or “ nft. r all me the most important." generally are more satisfactory than they were four years ago, or tvrn in**t year, in Mr. Alfred's cotton , imp has’ found widening maik.ts in Eurtpe. while a tremnnileus c n crop, ns a feeder crop, means-much *for the livestock and gangster- kill gangsters the good should rejoice, Let Chicago and other cities bur­ dened with crime problems ask this question. How can you expert to deal mlc>quanly with criminals through ' -w l:r s‘n,, ' ,h'u'! t :ve ; when profits on bootlegging enable criminals to ppy policemen and i,|,,tfrtiv,.s fiVt. times as much as tibewiWrCnys’ .u ’H- )* x K r nc v/ Vfkrtfiwletrrfc o f -ill*-needs of-this country as a whole, that he ....... pitter-patter is aa logical logical man Ilian for for the the Democrats Democrats to to select select us us their th e ir eandicundi-------— 'is tm Eddie JMl l.*s Vr.-n convicted of It! e. .... .. m™ „ . 1927 Ford 1925 Hudson Conch .......... S5.(0 1925 Hud. 7 . I*ns Sedan ' Phone Tliioranteeito Last iM Baak, Buildng -A ( I*• - ' 1.79— \ V “The Friendly Dr t? Store” 11in ford V-G.1 Cadillac Sednn ......... Prescriptions Filled rnm ptly K. Second SI. Securit H. C. DouglasyMrl . , Used Car' Dept '• ->rD S. 1/eo St. And Accural! A, --- 1 " - ' 1~ •* F irs t N a t 'l H a n k H ld g . S a n lo rd . F lo rid a LOSSING’S | QUICK SKIiVlCE TRANSFER Hauling, Crating, Shipping, and Storage. We are prepared to do any kind of transfer service at R E A S O N A H U i PRIC ES. j Phone -IDS and Citrus Exposition G91 E. ,1rd. St ^° be sure it w as an incident 1lint should arouse all Austria, itcond doRiti* nunder for inUrust to tho world at »ar^o, iiiut w t within a lor the kill- 1 r. MINKS T MKN i.ial worn'ii in£ o f Da\id Walker. That means few months almost the whole earth w:i-. f.lunged into a wilt f "wliv •1, \' Hi il|l|ID*l- capital from thirty years u> life imprison­ mighty conflict. l.llIII*lum-lit ■' Ln’l bang ng or <•ment. •Ilist now the state o| Indiana is not eoheerned with llie l.-tllM, ill i.<»i .id gi-i il f< r it vile m e T QTRAVPn m u T n i P K - P'diticnl scandals that have recentIv come to light, but is iiiiii il*-i rr ? II •w van you fiig h tvi L(?.m1 ’ STRAYED OR STOLEN, stirred to tho highest pitch in a em itriversv that bids fair in in lil-IVI' 1 •i i il m’t ki i t !n-in ? " Y In: u:i ;-g i-; U ii guml, v -* Dictionary, worn but willing. Will l o ^ , ‘;*,,d ,lu 0 ,h« 'u,ll,,n " " d grip e\.-ry ".Main S treet" l-i i ia!!\ |,,t a t. idonp’ tig mi nlv r c . the person who borrowed same until it l o\orbi rati*s with rommonts I roni all t ho Itabbils lll.l iitiiigin r i.ml tin- I'lvf riv i hair. kindly return tu ibis office nnd 1U le whole troiiblt; started nt the i n iver-ilv <d Indiana just a !iri-> i:i t,|ti-iillteilo M lestii'y. roc.’ ive saitablc reward? before t hi* Christ ntas holidavs. Around an nt tractive liltli in tt'iill nt U ytH vnlug l 111! elf! ft'-, •— co-ed,- b titled deeplv in a bistorv book jis she sat in th. um- make them feel heroic. Paul. Hcni-urn. candidate for thee ltopic .................. . . . . go\. versily t n .iin nlibrarv. u r a r v , eeenU-rs e m e i.s m o p i e oof l (discussion, lis e iis s io n . li w i i s o n e ernor on j\VO MEN kiunnpcd and nuiro n au hues h o r s e r a c i n g p r o g r a m , n f t h o s e o e e u r a n e e s t h a t m i g h t h a p p e n .11 t h e b e s t s o f _ r e g U declare« ; t h a t J o h n M u i l i i i " i l l n e - i „ * . . . | . i . , . . . . , . d- i.-d little -ehnol gills. The fir*t i b y D u n c a n F l e t c l n r in t h e ( b i l l l l h i s . b u t t h e n t o l l K n o w h o w l i t t l e I l i l l l g s l e a d I n beaten by . .cv,.,.. ... ..... . . etiniv was eomiiiittcd in t ’alifoinia race for the United States Senate, t * 0" JIOwhere they have capital |intli-llYes, and w^’ll lu-t Park Trainm-.-I! i " aplR'Jirs th at the dam sel in ta ilin g her seat crossed nient. The ciiiiiiaal is now in jail, will leave Paul way behind in the h er knees as Women are Wont to do. A fe llo w student ol having hir incline lala n, reading race fo r governor. course ij/ was a liny, sat across the room wrapped in deep uih “ fun" mail, not much worried —----- '» ---|mediation. He observed the girl and her prottilv rounded ah, ut the hangman, while alieni-P We have been trying tr. ascertain |<n oes. h , h« t ,|,e vnuth da.-hed o f f a p o le lo the fa ir work over him. Mis crime wa.- cornmilled more than a month ago. by th6 recent weather conditions. It knt-LH. T h o littIt thou* upon tim ed u up in high anger and is’ surprising the conflicting opin- ] proclaimed she luul been insulted, and (he m a tte r eventually ions registered. Some sav it has reached the faculty.been fifty |>er cent reduced; Others An edict was immediately issued to tin- 4-ffovt that co­ fay none at all. ef|s j n the future must wear liloomers reaching to and eover- . ing the ton of the stockings. The effect is comparable to take "care,nofn buTglara." Four roh- an cruPtion by Vesuvius. The state was divided into 1 " " beries in o n e month made him mad. camps, one prai sing the faeultv for its common sense. t he He tmined a shotgun on a window other form ing its battle lines in preparation foi fig h t ill and fixed it i:.«t the opening, behalf o f "freedom of the knees." Kvcrvone has been Bo'n n m an w em lo\he mum j hr<U' Kfht ‘ »ie e o n tro v e rs y w hich w a ges on and in the clpal hospital wllli gun i>hot wnutuD m e a n tim q the edict still rem ain s in e ffe c t, in hi* \tz. Perhaps he will undergi U n d ou b tedly, tlie bloom eri m a n u fa ctn rers a rc ru bbing H double *.u:e. th e ir bands in m irth fu l glee. MVJuuj b ig g e r and b e tte r bloomers are worn, Indiana co-ds wilt wear them. But the Governor Murtin hus opened his rrratf.rinl eumpaign with an od- row seems to be much ado about nothing. If parents don’t drexH in Fort Pierre in wliicli he want their daughters hampered bv such ir rule, et them said, "Florida must have more place their offsprin g in another school where thev can wear ■ » ">■’>• 'i1" ’ ««"> «»• IN’ MICHIGAN where they ha vi­ no capital punishment. Adolph Hotelling, an elder in the church i f Owossn, murdered a little girl, i Three days after he was caught he was in Marquette prison to spend the rest of bis life at bard labor. Which is the better s>>tern? • -I A. L>. Lasker, who ran tile hip­ ping heard, once a young, fright­ fully energetic hnv, setting m I Inoutside office of Lord ami Thonum in Chicago, now even more t right­ fully energetic, sits in the in-ide office and owns the place. |le and his wife • have -Just given a million dollars to Chicago unity'rsity to study the "causes, nnture and prevention of degener­ ative diseases." prosper." We hope Governor Martin . will soon give Sanford a good talk. , W IT R IN ’100 years, tho average — Sanford Herald. Tim Governor life has increased from .’!t) i,> 03 expects to speak everywhere iti the 1years, but a man of f»0 has very next five months, and ns a cam­ C IIB IS T IA N SCIENCE MONITOIt little better cliance of life than a paigner he’s the state’s fleetest Political observers in Washington rtntcs. The South i.- t|1(-n hUui to 1man of that age 100 years ago. ami beat.—Orlando Sentinel. 1have recently been calling Atten­ In* tu i Ir * Hiidcllt*." I liin in incvi> ------- o------LASKER W IS E LY gives money “ Ghostmen" threatened Claren­ tion to the fact that Westerners tabic, considering tin- geographic will bold u majority of the chair­ to fiml out why it is that human dirtnbution of party control. When ce Saunders with " the most bru­ manships of the more important tal crime ever committed" if he committees in the Senate, fourteen the Democrats next come to con­ beings after 50 break down so quickly. did not leave fifty-five hundred will be hcai.cd by senators from the trol I lie House, the operation of the seniority ruly will deprive the I f tlie scientists will let him, dollar* under u certain railroad far West, nnd two by senators from pWest and the North of the chair­ Lasker should use some of hi* mon­ In the manships of practically every ma­ trestle. Saunders loaded his gun, central wesUrn states. ey investigating suggestions that nnd called a newspaper office. I f House it seems likely that thirteen jor committee. The Republican vic­ medical science would call "all non­ o f the twenty-two most important n few crack shots would leave a chairmen will he from west of the tory in 1920 was s , complete that sense." A ll nonsense is what the Democratic little evidence lying around on th* Mississippi. There is nothing un­ cnly. 20 cf J.'M doctors -called the theories of Pas­ ground after some of these threats, usual about >uch a perpflnderane r c |)rouen atIvo» cujru* fFinn hoctio n s teur, who taught them more limn other than the South, b uturally,' we believe it wvould have a most nf representation to a particular mor,t of the--choice minority com­ tjiey ever knew lie fore. wholesome effecj upotfr this crime section of the country. The sect ion mittee a* sigmmtHs went lo southgiyen such prominence may vary, cm representatives, who .a* rank­ A DISPATCH from Nicaragua wave. but the congressional . committee ing minority member.-, will bneonie -ays Sand inn, the rebel who killed J. 1L Benjamin is editor of the system is nut adapted lo the alloca­ chairmen when their pfirty cecurcs some « ' our marines, has been Palm Bench Independent—und he tion of chairmanship* by propor­ a maiori'.y. In the H7tli ('ungres*. .‘17 killed by a bomb from one of our h ones cf the bes*. in the state. He tional representation. Republican senutm:# and 172 Repub­ , • . Changes of the party which con­ lican representatives came from the planes. deserves all the good things that The Nicaragua rebels now know trol the House of Representatives rome to him, and tve ure glad-be West. A majority o f the Senate has ‘a’ Job similar to gathering or the Senate anil the operation.of committees nnd twelve of ninteen that they hove no more chance against United States flying ma­ blossom* o ff a century plant. Ben­ the seniority rule which determines major House committee* were v ? in rare cases, the member* chine* than a rabbit bas against jamin write* about two e*'’ £* ’ * r f headed by westerner-— a situation idltorlal a week. Joe Earnian, vtho who ai -• to be committee chair­ not a gn-nt deal d i'fem il from that cap’e . , own* ths Independent, writes any- men, make dlfferent*!ectl6n* o f the whicn will obtain iq the Seventieth That is satisfactory so far ns our ^wiicra from ten to fifty column* country seem at different times to Congress. Nicaragua figh t goer. n f editorial.— Daytona Morning have o special inflpence on legisla­ Tab.-yrrue, brother, . true! But tion. When the Democrats have a Life is to precious to )«. wasted The Joke i» on the dentist, how­ .Benjamin can aay in a line what majority in the .Senate most o f the In chnsiug happiness.upthan ever, when he-pulls a good ono bj it take* Carman u column to;ex- important committees arc' headed miBtake.-7-Sayunnab Nows. by Senators ■frqin the southern Eack1. prrss. v* AT DEMAND CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. '. r . i j Ralph W. Lossing: M gr— A u to ' > r '^ * * "« Laundry Washing, polishing, top dressing and greasing at popular price*. WORK Wc THE s o u t h ; PREMIER c o u n t T- f a i r G UAR AN TEED hail- till sizes gixid used tires and tubes on huiri. GIVE US A TRIAL. = Seminole Tire Shop And Filling Station Willard SPECIA DAYS TUESDAY FEB. 14—Chian’s Day, Garden Club Day, Lake County Day WEDNESDAY, Feb. 15—Fmers and Fruit Growers, Seminole County Day,5Iks’ Day. THURSDAY, FEB. 16—Gernor’s Day (Hon. John W. Martin, Florida’s Gernor, will be present). bRIDA’Y, FEB. 17—Fletcht Day, Halifax Country Day. Hon. Duncan U. [etcher, Guest of Honor. SATURDAY, FEB. 18^'hrists’ Day, North Volusia TJ&y, Putnam County I>. Hnltery Seriicv Firestone Tires Gulf Gns Vulcanizing 4119 W. 1st. Tel. HU3. restone FOR RENT FREE FlTURES In A solid two-hour show twice daily, ,'ront o f the new steel grandstand seating people. LOCH ARBOR Horse Racing ^Racing --Fireworks Johnny Judge Trio Clo Nelson & Nelson Act High School Hor *dth May Thompson Peejay Ringens, Lbot high diving act Five Fearless Flyers Ella Harris The RiiKpch Troupe Johnny J. Jones C^jfral of World Wonders E. W. BROWIfTtettiry-Manager. One 4 room, one 5 room and one G toom house. These houses sre modern in every respect, and the rent Is reasonable. Also have two 2 apartments partly ished. • room Turn You will have to see these to appreciate them. G. S. WITMER, FIVE DAYS I*. O. Box 339 Sundford, Fla. • Felf 4-18 INCLUSIVE p h on e 251 —* M m •Lift •. •hiH- » • . “. * 1 . .^ L IF iVSif ■* . 4,:" * . * ... tL f -%v* - Exem plifying the real''foundation unit this wonderful County o. Vulu:,ia. Beauty seekers are invited to cce and see what the breadwinners are doing in soil products— fruits, fleers, vegetables, canned gmub, ’ ivestock,. poultry— see what we are ring here in the dead o f winter. It will lie enlighteningf it will be ediKtonal; it will he soul-satisying— and a real exhibition staged in ji ltn collection o f buildings v set in grounds that have been highly-decond and laid out in walks/*"roads— all parked. Five highways lead ituil railroads make concessions in fares, as do the bus lines. Th ere \Vlbe horse and auto racing, a full :wo hours free show, jtnd the greatiohnny J. Jones Carnival. The >'rounds are amply .policed and plelloC safe places for auto parking This Fair is jis great as money andf aled management, can make it— and it is for you, citizens o f Florida d visitors to Florida. Your en­ tertainment will be our first eons Motion. W rity i s for reservation*. maps o f tlie route in. and we will tttl tad t-h the < best o f care o f you DcLnnil is ji gracittos hostess for (lie F air writ's,. Hauling-Crating-SJupping Side-Track Facilities Phone S9G 200 N, .Maple Avenue SECTIONAL INFLUENCES . m> T ic k e ts li Roadster..... M. E. Church Laney’s Architect a Knees No Longer Needed fff<ufrN For II £ Mother makes a quick, impatient] CHIGAGI , HtOWING with cxs- , answer; rant lirnat y I’ll |iiti it y. sob ing it* • Sleepy little eyes begin to ween. Some present day sage has ohservtd that we should lu> ra f rir ami qlu-r i-robknis more As .kneeling by her little bedside ; *ly tlmn careful about the small things because the big thing:; of life •nt • : :itall> mil offivtor. • sobbing, m\ • tiny »• t y . si-t an l-x unple Jo fjhe prays the blessed I/ird her will take, care o f themselves. Plant an acorn, give it proper h i . M i,f th- i-i.iir.t ;.. soul to keep. care and attention anti soon it will grow into a big tree. PrneA?al 1lit* iii ir i.tatf '» ' Iliinoi*. , ' tically every le g imiusti, toi.av had it;; beginning in a :■4a.•li,: SHU on KtnU h m \? coil nt v 5110 • - -- —- - ■ little shop. In the same wav unmipurtuul happenings in in ;i !' i t :! t > 1. ol !'*>r Iii ni moils. The ■ liguri-, Format f-art adi.iuih.-d example o f this, the liuhamipolts News points to the slay­ il 1V uiltW'il t >oblige J il lllll f ’ ll .mil ■liiliC * i». l!ifkt-t. piing o f an A u stra n archduke bv an obscure student in lul l. iig. vitizeo ak'ou's.k's- 221 East ] rst St. Opposite J*. O. C o rn e r S a n fo rd A V F: /.nil I } : / . S t . !I CHICAGO chief <>f police go ified that tliat more more than than half half his his men I, ified As they climb the little cottage date, nevertheless we object most strenuously to the injec- Wl’ri> engaged in bootlegging, t stairs, tion o f religion into politics and denounce the man who perSm,r''b “ '‘g.ouzed irimc will la s t a s l u n g ns si uvly organized Sleepy, childish treble enlling, Isists in attacking Smith because o f bis membership i 1Mamma, bootlegging, ai d i at prnliaiily will 'Catholic Church. In st a s l o n g n - p r o h i b i t i o n . W o n ' t y o u c o m e nnd hear me —O— i say my p ra y e rs "’ # Tir^tl 192G Dump . Truck .......... .MoTSUoyr^Sight, Jan.' 2.17“ p |!chn« Ing^notver-of the fn r- . 1925 Ford Touring . .... F . P . R VES Permanent W aves Trinity 192G Stake TWy. Truck 1925 Ford Coupe ......... • In Recital ntul: Imth ]ini iif . uro constdcrcit Fiitv | three wore I men as far as business is concern- | • ------------- W EAZEl.S I in r i t u n e Cars andTr Ol Saturday Jan 21st. and Monday Jan. i3rd. only. Introducing: ................................. f - .r that th e g lo r y o f th is , Republic and the lustre o f th e fla g and “ i,*|;c-n lor li "ride," Fuller and «d. so even die element o f nncci; the promise wlliiJl .lbtt~f4Jtuw-holds are locked UpwbTMll?“^7o«m '‘ T'umnr out at one idncoTi biiiity -wmgi m the positive side pm- j Zeus, and ne^i^finction-has been made, or can belm ade. ;t « i.^ lu s m r n lln r >>l hultilling Kl-nlk— li« u s * s n tjJ ., purliurnl tC, WlltlV religion tlie,V pi'ofo.SS," . k ou srs. it.— A I n n lu u n lt) C h r s l. A n d - Senator Heflin, in unrestrained wrath, cried out. U rn m n lic kidnnped i business for a lime, but the can- I l u i r v l-n llr r .....I n v o o f h U . . . J t a s _______ “it— I no UK11 rnllmi i G s - a i W t JlCwtj m e m o r y , th e deeds, the. a c h ie v e m e n ts o f the A m e r ic a n e it i- •Gaziando nt-nnotherr-nlt-ttend, * n r w fH i.' VERY SPECIAL 29 xJLIQ CortL.r» ^— Tires .... ... $5.50 Bicycle Tir ts... 1.25 R. D. Mann up and robbed rrnsonabie accuracy. j "Thera h . o' course u measure Ihtngs, said, No nj«m who is a Democrat m the finest sense Capone .... deg ' wagons. ! uf uncertainty ns to the nominees of the word would ever proscribe another man because of , o f the politiciil parties and the clS IT U THINGS cannot be d d -{ t:ct[olw will detract attention frbm that nun's religion. W hile I do not belong to the * •Vim" S o f Ci W Milk for Babler a m u t i u ' - j - | liict'y—I’^ llt llT '." “tlH" crated, " m u : itia t.u .o ’s r i i o f a i i i i I — .it c o ie im r ItS- 111 ,\« iir r tis -' ^ ^ iA C r "u lp r a k ^ irhio r7?.V.,.Im BICGERS D A IR Y FA RM Phono 3711 .Sweet Milk Sweet Cream Sutter MHk FACED WITH CONFIDENCE r ^f7*T.V'' :i 1r _ i t ... ' .j M'.,v i , f 4 m' , » -*• * * > 1 �I e * » jr/T F1F f ;,‘ f Eff|(ik*li>• » **•«•« wHiinrni'ftiiwntn .. " ’ •; ’ *■<■....... ........... •«• H4m *« £ g 4 t * i t r:r* -u » 4 (t .*n- . . (/ I) t]f* ........... ....... i k i m m I i i i i ............ --.. ?F6fm HERAf.lft, , * A T t m t Y TA N -nA R T 21, » t f 'A t ' 1 iV; i a ftA * vHfrtniitii tifittiJM *»•**» +•**? ; f '| . Mrs. Mallcm Hostess M r s . C h r i s 'M a t t h e w s At Deligrhtfut Part>r Entertains At BrMgre Delightful Event Of WcdnesdayAi tor noon T" Hostess ~ At AJ- fcidge|fc2yrSMU!,X T3-*:j Is THE MILANE SANFORQ ONENIGHT ONLY, FRDIAY JAN. 27 ^ Personals MONDAY VUtnt 5HUKST • * I •, h "iinitt h#, O llsytwrr* IHE THE STAR. M USICAL H IT OF THE ,(SHERATON, PECFECT' | AMERICANOPERETTA- I * WHA JlSIlNGOOTIi 'TSST | MUSIC TH AT TH KILLS— JNSIMKESt—CHEAT! * . Special Orchestra—Male Chorus of 6 0 j ’ |t were Nlr:-, Byron C. Williams and iDn’mld. M<,:nlie’-*i Mr.-. W. F. DunnMyers, Mrj . It. C. F. MareWlI, hnion, Mrs. O. II. Britton Johnson, Liams. Mrs. F. R. George Huff, Mrs, ^!rs. jj. A. AndcrG aim on, Mrs. C. E. Peurifoy, Mrs. ^lrs. I. E. Ealridge, fwman, Mrs. T. K. fry Jarvis, Mrs. H. Mrs. A. J. Wnl- Mi's. Elmci’ ‘L Tin11 Entertains At Bridge ( j ir is t ia n i'll--. Alexander Vaughan lias reyinlh & Palmetto Ave. tuhieil home after spending the Uil.I,. it; 1.1 A. M. past fortnight visiting her son nnd Ilefl.c'!n g tin ( I b ' I Wo i; hip and rommunion, 11 :<H>. daughter in law Mr. and Mrs; Guele y of tne liostess in S- ini'm, "Y e A ie the Null of aery Dotplney at Miami. |was the lovely bnd: v : ty given | the Fa:t'h.’’ ---------------------Thuivday aftcrnooii l<y 1 lop-i i nnMinii Ei.deuvop, 0:.T0 P. -M . Mr. and Mrs. A. R. i’ layt anD. Ball at'h er ijtiine ( Alugnolinj V.veiling Service. 7:50 1*. *4-■ nounee tin* birth of a son, on SntAvcnti". There were l) tables ' Noi aimi, " t ’onfession." |unlay January 14, ut the Fernablpiayers. A cordial welcome is given lo J.aughton Hospital. The baby lias Green und gold wen the pre­ all lo worship with us. been named David Richard. ferred color.; for th^ afternoon and were effectively c . Tied out BIBLE C H A L T A I RUA T E N T 1 Miss Agnes Sehlirssor arrived with howls of*calendula and ferns Park Ave & "ml. Nt. here Friday from Skngway, Alaska, Floral designed tallies were used and will spend the winter here with The last service will be held in in keeping scotyj fori fridge and her brother G. A. Schlosser at the nt tile conclusion of u|1 number of '*10 Bible Chautauqua Teal NunHotel Forrest Lake. progressions, it was IJ ind md that j 4".v '•"> -NUrli.t Jan. JJ, lb-H- j , BU*,‘ ----- th r first prrse,--«-be«»rfnI-cnnitrr w iB - U v a - t 'A ic a . ---Uml._T.ii Mrs. R. O, Hammond o f Tampa ~ jar, had been won iiy Jl,it Harry |} “ u,r Lih0.rt.,,'!B „ , Th.CA U,’Jli1'. V i ! arrived here Friday night and Is Ilcoren. For having belli next high­ be beautifully illustrated by the tho'gucst of her sister Mrs. A. W. est score, Mrs. G. 1rvii.g Loucks song, "How Betsy Made the Flag" Smith. won a hammered bbars 'lower bas­ w hich.w ill be acted out by the finger, Mrs. Don Luddington, a !NT L \ K E ket. The consolation pi c, u vuso Where women go into the valRed Croaa Nurse, and a Neuman, lando; Joseph M. went to Mrs. C. W. B-fli-r. and n soldier, rejiresetnting the ley of the shadow to bring forth fngton, D. C.; Mr. A t the tea hour the lostcss as­ Harmon, Portland, sisted by Mrs. E. D. JLliJey, Jlra. United States on »ea nnd land, j new souls. See “ Mothorhgad’’ ®t. j: Ifaq Dr, Scnrbo- A. IT. Stono nnd Mrt. | r. Whit- Tins is n program you cannot a f­ the Mil quo Jluuduy and Tuesday. ------ [C. Hanley, Portage, ner served delicious ri freshments ford to miss as it will be edu­ ( , -r 1 { cational « » well as enU’i-taining. • Mrs. Alexander Vaughan Jr., and , Cochran, Daytona consisting y f Jiieken ; !u king, ilir.'K l' AiiguBtine; sandwiches, hot rolls, oL.vs, railed Come early. t#4 get A'wobd seat. ho^ mother Mr*. A . O. Sawyer have rned home frmji Miami whore Briog your fryunejs. scats ritkr: \ofk, Jiwksonvllie; puts, apricot ice, dab squares, ley spent the pant two weeks. free. A ll welcome. , Jacksonville; II. white cake coffee# i caKe and coiiees K.*)iA. Macaulay, Evangelist. tcksonvillc; G. L.. — ----------- 1 ----I’ Those enjoying i f T* ’ lovely 1 "God's sweet miracle o f hirth. ita; Ed. K, Freeze, affair were: Mrs. G. Irvgg Loucks. Buds, then blossom is born to kd Mrs. L. K. Kueip Mrs. Harry Hcerea, M n . W. Tlie- CO NG R E GATIO NAL CHURCH earth.” See “ Jlothprhood" at Cor. Park Ave. S z 3rd. St. odoro Langley, Mrei William the Milunc Monday nnd Tuesday. Moore Scott, Mrs. A. ji. Stone, Rev. John Bernard Root, Minister. ILDEZ Church School; 0:45 A. M. Minneapolis, Minn, Mrs. John Meisdh." i n . John Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. ner, New York; W. \V. Mcisrh Jr., Mrs Calnti Tfuguo, Subjtct: ’ Tjie Son o f Amoz." Mrs. Alexander VaugLn, j|r). ivife, Knox, Indiana; Do your read tho Prpphets regul^nd wife, Michigan Cnuthcn Hutchison, .’frs. J. G. c r ly ? i f not, why not? Some nail, Mrs. C. W. Rakor.jMrs.; Por­ L_ Hobson, Jacksonwords o f prtqiheoy' stand out like luford, Tampa; Mr. ter Pitts, Mrs. It. R- i j o , Miss brad-lines o f u morning news­ Margaret Young, Mrs. r . L. Dum}V. * Flcenor, Lake paper. Paul says that spiritual A James'Oliver Curwood story thUiga/ «Ve‘ spirit upIW discerned v “ TU B OLD COBB*’ Dfcs '«ur modesty* roll 6s |hut Befflion.1 IT. J. Bdl, City; T. wo ar»^ not spiritual enough to ; ‘•Uiny‘ ’ West *’ understand these .prophetic por­ }P «: K. T. Simons, ’ Romance, Pain, Traiiv ih<•’* *»*rr4»* j / !y, Suf- tion* of the Bible? F. W. Jackson, Under tho We^rinesr, J L ¥-♦HrY’V" - t Bp1 -. . ........... ..... .n Jf'-iininil iO etcnn l glory things mo becoming . now?- The P*i 1 • M. Thompson ... • "SCHOOL DAZE' .B. M. Braddy, hfod.” Sec "Mothcrhu q- ay the p j y 0 is not being lost; it is rathi» N. h’. M Bane Monday and Tue (Ly, or Uiing found, and such light a* ■m m s m m m w •—* , ---f ir s p c h u ic h A rriv a l 1 PRINCESS TODAY ip m m Tires & Tubes Gas & Oil CECIL L. RINES Filling Station Mail orders now: $cnts on Sale Monday. Prices: $1.00 $1.50, $2.00. $2,50, $3.00 Plus Tax . i W . ‘i a ‘> Eat — ’ ' . •’ ■ Dance. AT * •• ui ' HOTEL FOREST LAKE SANFORD, FLA. 3ATURDAY DINNER DANCE • \\»■ tv 8 P. M. $ 1 .5 0 We Are Also Offering: A u »«• SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER A t ,?1.50 Music 1 P. M. To 8 P, M. \wmamm>ii— — irai — ■1— ■■ i— —■■■■■ — ■m rm ~~m— 11w■» mi tm+tmm immmxmm 'Ji'di is Said: fv'*. F L O R ID A THE PUBLIC SCHOOL '<K J m ■'I r. Cordially j aura. Ghuluoln is the gem of Florida’s ’ beauttfal' lake aection, "Where L iv­ ing's b Pleasure, Both Winter,, and Summer." ' ■? Special #5.00 Permanent Wave . N O T I C E ___ -__ vJ. A. Harrett is not and hus nut been connected wilh Cleaners for the past 30 days. The hns non Your children and their schoolingr’ ! will he well provided for ut th* County School, which taken the i f: 1-1K pupil through the J u n i o r Y e a r ” d f’'1! iM sr. High School, while at Winter Park, Orlando, Sanford and DeLand, V t* f In a radius o f forty-four miles or Ui u_ )e*a. arc. aaveral institutions o f ‘ er learning. 30!) I'urk Ave. Shop I*hone 193 b /I ,, Hume sites and farm oitea'waiting i "brtw to welcome you. ..Pure'water, hard surfaced streets, h lecjric. ligh ts. li” Prices very reasonable; terms to suit. purctumer. 1*• > ’’ * ***?• *•! Colonial See Your City From The A i r . Write for free booklet snd further1 I : . *■ t -*r*7! ’* '-A HiUI Ipfuamationn^b .t b^t r , Lieut. Scott, who has hgd 15 years flying experience will kIvc ■ Sunday, 2:30 P. M. •- '_T • f v t i f ’ f l '’’ " ,l’d: J>»y *•v ,r 'Ti' ' 5fTu' t kl.*L -■ .■ ( . . ‘ i . ' i v > ..ii- - m u j >. v;?. * -t'*' • J>■•♦** " *m 1 ** USE THE COUPON I Aerial Exhibition’ ‘" " 1 "" j! \V. Hoffman. Vice-President, |§2 CHULUOTA COMPANY^ V . ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA. ,t i Without obligation, please send me the Chuluota booklei. Nsme . Sanford Flying Field wdll carf.v pits.sengers for papal ’| A Bevy of 4 0 Beautiful Gorgeous Girls IfiOI W. First Ut. > T , SINGING CO.MPANy 7)F 150 ARTISTS . Then! For Sale I I* oiil P *1 Singinff. Company of1-1 150 v(. - I* Chorus of 60 The First National Bank It 1 * 'ODAY At rriu* Churches PACB-TimPB >U r:pr- ‘ j\ r never. had is chiuing more and more unto a perfect day. ^Christian Endeavor, 0:d0 P. M. EvcnhiK Service, 7:JO P. M. 'Ihcme: “ Religious Experience.” Mr>. A. E. Mnllem entertained Among the many delightful aocihnne 148 MRS. FRED. S. DA-IGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37. \ promirient educator has said niost^ delightfully Thursday inl affairs o f tile.week one of the thiiU . hc- t u.-u-kraal. Luu.U-grounds • rt::-*neanhr. -qiarty fdVPlie^r irr.v tPift ef-Vridayvnftcr'tTT'hellgloh-imrnr-jreneratton will at her home r ^ h i i d r o n ’ r r - ' l ^ r t ^ / ^ ^ T____ f p _______ . C n ____ l n n____ T r ^ r c on Enst First noon when Mrs. Christ Matthews Street. The rooms were nt- entertained nt bridgo nt her home trnctivcly iTecorated with bnskets on Elm Avfcnue. The guests inWhat 'constitutes a Personal Re­ and bowls of calendulas, Vwect rliiiled the members of the LoltaRcflectlns the artistic taste of ligious Experience? Is it ii drenm? pens and ferns. There were four phun Bridge Club. the In*.less in every detail was the Is It a » friendship ? Is it un nc- tables of players. One o f the prctticsi of tho chi)* In idirb party Riven Friday evening coinpllshmcnt? The Now Tea tat Asters, skect peas, nod’ other Scores for the intcrestipg games _ jL____ lijren’s parties Riven i sen ■:< hy Mrs. Calvin Teatrne at/her ut- ment marks' nn advance upon the o f bridge were kept on ‘ floral de­ early spring flowcgs were used was tho birthday p»r • ,i Wed; 1nictlvc home:.<m M agnolia‘ Ave­ lellRlows exj'orieneo of Old Testa­ [D A Y signed tallies and at the comtlus- Abundantly about the rooms whore Hotel Forrest of sday afternoon Xor Jointly nivl nue, when rhb ertterinilied the mem­ ment times because the religious ioa of tlu’ stated‘ number o f pro­ the Kinoes were jibyod.' The .'loll Stewart nt t. v 11ome iin bers lit* hew even inf: Bridge club. i Kperiencd o f ' the lew- becomes gressions, the prize for top score, tallies were in keeping with the V I. ». Hour at 10 o’- Ifarl; Avenue. Piijk an g-reon were sJMlvcr hacked filled with golden tlty iwrsonnl property of tho an amber pyrnlin dresser tray was color scheme and wore done in the H'o dainty color.- u:ci i this afry. awarded jirs. Ernest Moltmr. Mrs. various card symbols. calendulas and ferns were nrrntig- many. >r» tiiir arid were i can : • mit with G. ('. Fallows who held lowest acore )A Y . • vd with-plensing effect about thw When the games hud boon com­ wjheet ntds4C0mbit)cd .ntrr osparn r '••ns where the card tables were as given the consolation prize. For FIRST IIA P T IS T CHURCH 1 ami sofcinl pleted, scores were compared nnd jfiis ferns..Tip:.* youu lie.-Veisc; yjircnj for . play. V'he colors of PrcachiriR service at 11:00 A. having scored the most points n- the prize for highest score a set Truth ^eiikers ■•yore .tintaty frock.: a pale*:; rpen :rrrn and Raid were further oc- M. and 7:.’!0 F. M. by Dr. Eouis mong the Fan tun players, Mrs. of eight sulml plates wn* nwnrded plioiiisl Churrn (W ^etto cnibroiilercd i the pastel Fred Smith received n box of powd­ ceutunti d with the bridge nceefso- Entzminger. S00 o’clock with Mrs. NE Minnrik. Refreshments o f lints with flu ffy tullr aoy#.. on the ries, and after the fifth proRivsat the home p f Special music by the choir, Mrs. er. thouh)erfl. At a late hour the tables wore strawberries toppqd wit It, whipped :-:ion had been played, scores w ny A. M. Philips, Director; Miss Mat; |ey on Celery Tho ^ chill iv n. or >yeil cleared and laid with hand mado cream, cakes and coffee were ser­ nmtiy ■„dded and the prize for top rcorc. enret Davis, Orgahist. lowing will lie covers ami refreshments of sand­ ved. names, one o f which the dons box o i.s ta tfm e ry -with a quill Sunday School service at J*MO E. Camp, Mrs. The bridge players were Mrs. wiches. congealed fruit s:\lud, cakes In y party for wide A. A. M., Jno. D. Jinkius. Su’pt. pen [n . W. A. ItnyBoeebrr Kent and Mrs. Georgu alul hot chocolate were served by' 1 > iw .fo r ths Kiri.; Won h y ' I'Lltninn. For linvin;, scored the Depdrlment Supts., F. E. GatSuiros, Mrs. John the hic'tcpa assisted,by Juir daugh­ Dolive o f Winter Park; Nlrs. J. Kx [Ties ijickson anti Elizabeth Cameron, The Itnoln »no:u nnhi iini'ng 'the ipcii, Sain ;..diel, J’rof. IL—t’^_Cuopca,-Mrs. went to l.ois Me Cror irdlyTMcTi- It. DiRhl. ii received n cigarette H. Gntchel, Mrs. I,. N'. l l anseil. ter Misi .Madeline Mallejn. Cotirirr, Mrs. (Clifford Walker, f rs. ‘ -> Mrs. Jnne'Sinitn and Mrs it. WT : ill';. Mullein’s guests were-Mrs. Mrs W alter Hack, Mrg.J tU M i Pit*. tho rresbytor- ry raptured tlie pi e for, th ’ holder. •T.JI-WimnsT»,Mw: rtl. *C?*’7tiitiwS?‘ nk, Mrs. Heyward Walker and w 11ij i*JJicLhi^k .1 ..... A t~-rbi-~rr'irtii-~io'i uf ttin RarntT-.1j liitw tw t ~ JfM’r I.iv Yiil|hi*. T re ' *wa i a tlu- guests, repaired t.f the Com.- i A special musical number will Mrs. Mary. Schasl, M#s. Henry Mrs. Frank W. Talbott. pAuxilinry will guessing contest for i u. Riowmips try Club where -a delicious four bo a violin solo by Miss Paulino Richter, Mrs. Frank Mciseli, Mrs. Fred .Smith, Mrs. Julia Ludwig, ho! put uourse supper was served. T h e ' 1 "ok. lip at 3:50 o'clock and thy |>rire a "t “A vigorous, healthy baby is Mrs. William Ludwig, Mrs. Rose hold era Was ■wnn by rs: Ceon'e table was daintily appointed and R* ^ ■ F- U*t Junior, Senior nffd worth a complete ehange in your 1>-will meet nt ■' Broekhnhn nn-l the i nby piire hnd'ns it eelilrn rdecoration a nil- Intermediate Unions meet , at Hilliaul. Mrs. ill E. Tukncb, Mrs. mode of living." See "Motherie of Mrs. Leslie a dainty guest towel \vi Riven u*r vn.te filled Wltb calendula: 0:15 r. M. Fay Isissing, General Ernest Molnar, Mrs. J. J. Mauser, Mrs. Frank Peteri, Mrs. John hod’’ at the Milnnc Monday and KMl. Mrs. C’. llc;cIt. ayhilc two g-naller vpses holding Director. f . Tuesday. i have smoker Visitors arc cordially Invited to Pezold, Mrs. Paul Pezold, Miss A fur. the tnuies, tiie little tliese same lovely bltijffionis wore Ida Kamnieri Mtss. Arnhka Tnkat 7:30' ‘o'clock Ftiosts w ere■invited i to thp din plaecil at either end. all o f these services. Alter­ Judge Wallace Wright left Fri­ nch, Miss Irene Ilrnndt and Miss parish House on ... ... . in # -room were a" be.u iTiil birth nating with* flowers . were silday morning on business for Tal­ Madeline Mallem. Sl)iniuX4.VW.,<(tiy line! been a in ., d. Th PR E S B YTE R IA N CHURCH vet- candlesticks holding lighted lahassee and Qtjincy. HI imvf uiimi IIj . yollmv enthedinl candles, Sil-j Dr. H .E .* ‘Douglass o f Kentucky wUl have nnnuU «\in* » * 1» ’ *"* •“ 1' CAMP FIRE GIRLS * ■ ■*■■■» at. the 1MHMt 1 out in at ream l i f .ling grace- 1 v or io.iipi.tea holding*- green , will preach at the morning, Jiour -t h,i<V,H.L1/T. ,♦---- W*-V* Tim Wasalandeau- Group iiotatkhxl VtlWiTyffi** ^ a ID.-Ih o ' .nci<pHl -JotA to the |■■ml’ ’ yelldiV- ■•-■1>o » I m«iii» wew^Snrrtfar.- DP, Dougf^ti . baa for", tlntt’ Aa tfor.tesje:b ! eonnrra 'b f dlus A lovely f phicbd at Interval^ about the table, n,nny years been recognized as one) ifntnji Fire Girls met Wednesday E8I> \Y . [ iT.i'Uct fillu l with h -',’I •;* peas lied] The plate j of the guests were o f the leading, oiinisttry and afternoon at the home o f Mary lioral Society will 'vft*Ca butliVfly bev pink tulli miirkfil with quaint tallies in keep* preachers o f tho Presbyterian Frances Andrews on 'Magnolia 1 ..viibb h ie' forini'd me the center piet p op . Four tall ng with the color na/tif. Favors of Church ia the SouUi. He is a. Aveuue. TJie meeting came to or­ [j.c , ■lormid ,|>ilik lapels plac. ti ati.ither siii • lovely mjf uj itu^e spring, bonnets forceful speaker. The Pastor will der with the reciting o f the Camp wire ]daced at each place. -After preach al the night service. Fire Law and after business was {o f the Fir.’ t Uap- o f Ihe contrul dccoraj onti cast a -upper dancing .was enjoyed until Fmeet at’ 7 :J0 <>'- soft g]6w over the pf ;t y scone The services for the day are as attended to, a hike was planned a late hour. for Saturday and it was decided follows: le or Mrs. R.' T The large birthday c ihea were Those enjoying tbi lovely affair frested in white uni. i inbossod to go to Lnke Mary. The Wasnlnni It Second Street. 'J:t5 A. M. Sunday School. deau Group feels honored in hav­ 11 A. M. Morning Worship. lent of the Wo- with pn.til linte?1 vv.ct lie s . One were Mr. and Mr.:. Samuel It. DigbKen Mnynnrd p.olj iihort le.i-i-, w;;!1 1*>PP«d with ei die handles fpr ton, Mr. and Mrs. Janim A. Pitt0:110 P. M. Christian Endeavor. ing Miss Anderson, a graduate iri :uan, Mr, and Mr-. John Meiseh Jr., nurse of Battle Crock College the lowed bv bridgt Hero thy, while Neil’s cake held 7 :S0 P. M. Evening Worship. "GU N GOSPEL” largest of ils kind ia the world, Its at oMoJ. tinV eandl’-i. I3neS guest was .\lr. and Mrs. Charles l ’owell Jr., The Session will meet at the* collegians Club, i lo m j h given a favor of pink and gscer .Mrs. Rutherford Douglas of.H en ­ Core of morning and evening ser- with thorn on their hike Saturday. derson Ky., Mr. and M>s. D iia!il P. "R U N N IN G W ILD ” She will also be at the next meet­ Wight, Mrs. W. and : Iso .i( bu«ke| of •candies ' ice ; for the reception of meming and teach bandaging nnd other sportllghl ly and Mrs. Fraiu , Pillk a,,(1 Rrcen'lco ore at aii.l in- rn'itnniond, add --Mr. and Mrs. ■1era. i dividual i-idfs i iornctl with rweet Teague, things that Camp Fire Girls ‘ I’ F N D A M B N TA L l FO O TBALL’ should know. pear, xven ci i ved late i th a lii rIESDAY noon. Those present at the meeting Loucks will on•were; Miss (Binlyre Slcmper. guar­ 11;oj li.i|bera of the A fler- ■ Thoz i' invit* | f 1) dian, Paulino I’rmvhjrd, Lot: iso lmi>pv acen^iun \vi chi'.riu•h tl |cate ltri.lge Club '•MOTIlERHOOn" Winstead, Murjmie Bonis ki, Mary it:g young ho'-t” n \\\ .We­ . ’ # FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Jen-y W. Curler of Juno Preston, M.ueudel SeiveAn interesting nnd clever dcliaCr> r.\, \*uch Dorothy t ll i \ « ) !!'ie MHscli Jr., will \V, p. liulirhuin, Pastor. Tallahassee ariivcd hero Friday king. Elizabeth Motlivin, Dorothy I oi.Liou of life’s greatest prob­ u*n r, 1.11".* jmeiuber - of thy \ ouch. S.imlay ichool, ti:J0 a. in., K. m*d are ih" guests t.f Mr and Mrs. Murslinll. Helen Colbert, Anna I lem. both F’aiucron,' .-■th 1 . Wilt” !!l” Irreoa L’ :;il . i i Wmi \\ . Warner at the !l” 'ol Vnl-1 Marie Cuucli, Man Frances An- I None under IS will lie admitted i M.iry W iggio -. ' ; hitjv 'i /•Ifurd \V. Ware, -iipei in'.eiidcnt. it miPreaching. II a. in.; lanuon. i.cz. Mr. Cuitcr is ataU- liutcl com- pdrews, and Betty Me Kinnun. Tlie J added ! '/An <'m-n, f tn Kllliiel '*(,i-;!!!*■ i)i-e’s Sob.” lilissiolier. j,n*'.l meeting will be held u t, the j Comedy and ne T ’ Jirru’t. ,im ■ r.i :i. Gre:rr rente a Fpwo: 111 Louiiues, (R.’irt a. in. t homu of Elizabeth Metlivin. ' Cu Ire-11 Milano News tn by Ci: ' ’l,/1n, Mniri - n, p. :n •MOTHERHOOD" a drama pre;u lung ■/•r\ ico t.. i Court at, r/ity o' Waii":i White. R i Pi e.-,'I.ciMtt What every man should l.nov ! * J__ sermon, "Enemies of ( liartp,. fear that surrnund* maternity! Mil r, mid, Rul y hnii ;i. Cl.line kb of wh. ii Mi tor.” Milnllo Nee "M otheiimod" at the Milano 3™"" j Nee "Motberlmnd” at the he. t.. i’ I V t hair’ i it* Dio I .Monday anil Tuesday. >| Wednesday, ] ,>tvtlrey and Tuesday. I v, Y ‘ i 11,' I R . t , i’i imp I I’ i.,yer meeting, Tr. m C i .j a o'*. .•) |i. m. . (. i. I '' "I'cii I: H.i '. r.l i i . i n [iLSPAY I Mr. and Mrs. A. li. Pi.-1! of r ___j m; i i ' Thc many frier,us ,-f Mrs. Frodtjnirtmeiit of the Meant Kiseo, N, Y. arrived hoi” nul.V I RONS CHURCH I * ; 1! i Willi-tn f ■f j I* r, i 1 erit k H’. Bender will regret to learn will have fourth 1't•’ -t i ‘ th” ■r, <’( i Tl. id Sun.lay after Epiphany. that she is ill at the Fernuld-I.nu- Thursday to : pond some lisno with "The Bunk of Service" to H o’clock. Re. their son and daughter, .Mo. and ! i'.. Ro\ it. i I, .la n !li 1r. ( ’<■lebi ill i■,11 of llol "iimiuiiion gluon Hospital. mn.!> f"i' In id' •• Mr>, A. R. Platt at linn In,mo on I . M ’i V , I. T . i ; ; 1 A. M. II 1 v. i'l b: » . Magnolia Avenue. ii.■ Lie \'i . ■r, I ll> A i iiuti li N. !nii I, l.i A. M. Man’s great duty is lo rear a ; V cuiju: I'li.yoi and Ncinn.u 11: It :r Lm V ...,: .» • great fam ily!! Nee “ Motherhood” ! Mr. and Mrs. W. S. leak are lR M .lt CIRi I i: E> eiiing Prayer and Nerimm, 5:0(1 ! a .al i . ul the Milling Monday and Tueu- spending the week end nt Juek.-oii,10.11 1 r. M. A -i ■t lug M i . U vi IIf. lay. TH A T PRACTICE meeting of the V'jntig Pi oplo’a Nn uce league, l 1 .Circle vv^a hold in i,nJt rtaiu’. ag t:: jt 11 *1pT Jllip/\v ', . 0 I1 .. M. ii . re Ml. 1 Cl MAKES PERFECT. |) : Ml . I t lie home W lifii Rav.i’i. t ’ ihe p i.a cli'r at the eleven Luke Tlumipson Jr! returned \f> II. I ltd Jen, Ji Jarv’ s on Oak Mr ( Beck Mis 1le Brock o cluck .service will be the Rt. Rev. ■Nanford Wednesday after spendirR c. V. Marshall, Lahn JI1.1. iiovsi'liai *’ h i '.'di.- ( Cameron Mann, D. D. Bishop of the past few months al Binningcircle, presided Miflm rI ! lioreM* of Soutli !• lorUhi.' hum, Ala. # , PRACTICE YOUR 1 Row Boat ami Trailer m i sc-"ion. when « ’arrie \\ hit” , Mi \ Jut 'I ho Reetor will ho in attend- ' I 'l l . \rihm Mas. was c;i" i :i 1 ^uL good condition. RANKING IN THIS k*l Dtr/iMj ]• y j ,1100 on the Aanm.1 ( invention o f Mrs. \V. II. Williams nnd Aliss [I .Tf r- :.il :i : ’rq ’ . 1J v 1 ^. |j "j,*, ; , 11lie !».... e-o and 1here 'till bo no Nell William3 spent Thtirmlay nlM PRACTICAL F IN A N ­ nftf r w Ii Mi i a. Bibb t lahh on Wodi.* day even- Friday at Wildwood ns the guests Jpotato rabid, nl'of Mi?s Janet McFarland. C IA L INSTITUTION i III '• [ VI \al \dar r W $ i.5 o an Street w-m,e( m i. 1' I ' ' ■’ "P* «; •a-;w-fn:.-- -i long ride 12.50^ -1)10^1 fujl tji see • the dead stick fend­ ing, air stuntit'nhd wing’ walking. We are usin^ the "Famous Alexander Eaglcrock" nnd State j mi •-» , -' .MO.'OJ j ___ _________ ■ a i.ift'Mi ,-U .V ’ . w i ■i U �1• * ' I \ f ---------------------------------------------- ■— ■M M ■ —■ :-------------- U p V ,. •J)!; m i I *$<»>; I> mm /■ ( • *•* at , , » ■m oT PAGE FOUR .7'.. * T f:f y ji/ v L K A t r»’ / n -n V • » * *V - .1 ' > P fi) J/.i l T| ' i ' i > V r H *••** ** * * t*fc , *!0U *' A *•■**-• A , - * •* ’ < *u« t ' SANFORR.iE».Oyij?7U S A flU K IM V J ^ A W I l , “ » * • « « I 1 « M H #* At 11 H t J I H I H . %1 M i l i l f t I llilPIHM W* 1* *«• t * « -k. -" f j ,n 5 -\ E m ergen cy R u bber S u p p ly Is W h a t E dison H opes To G ive U n ited S ta tes Soon FO R T M YERS, Fla.. Jnn. 21— ( I N S ) — Thomas A. Ellison's, e\TxpcrjmrrTf’r-tir'th u muruv- -] Jufojlee Singers To ; — Return MondayNighfif *i With the presentation of "M y Maryland", the Dorothy Donnclly- . " | ■ •I in n rl'ii n C. W . Nash Distributes Three-Q uarters o f a M m w u D oii^io . A m oa g E m ployes for- Christmas — • nesdny. Tl1« « Mr. ami Mn Haute ltd •uni Mi . buig K jjr j their win! r LAKE M ARY Mia. Laura Brown o f Salisbury, H, Mondey f,rtr^l -1nJ -IUimbe rg—o jrrrrttu- baaed Mpssn is-thr* gurat of-M rer Hnttio bn the i tory o f Burbara FcictcWei Phillips for the winter. Halt* micMe’ vl and hir patriotic net in 'lh o daja Mr, and Mrs, A. F. Kemp bad as Hie rim-? .J o f ' the Uivjl War, tho Messrs. their guests recently, Mrs. Kemp’ s 111- Mil.,", I■ mShubert bhve given to tho music • mother,* MTS. 01l:t RPhttcY o f Tin "an dmetgcncy supply , be mcrgoncy rubber supply” • .*•■?*- — and dramatic entertainment lovers )Htkn A‘i Y d i ’ M B B S ie jm a t said In im, Interview n* li-G wintor From Twelve To Fifteen Gov­ of America another worthwhile i M i’ 8 chrystat Kemp, .of Tampa A id estate here. He emphuniied that he ernments Are Reported To production one of the latMt o f lll0 pasl Week“ With their is qafp 'jpjf op, Jjjx experiments to K? He Functioning At Present their offerings o f a ser es in this b^ thc,. d wWc Jir.'and Mrs. A. perfect commercial production of .1i-M♦krt.ffj.J field which began with "M aytim e” ,, rubbnr In thin country. W ASH ING TO N Jon. 21— (IN S ) and hns included “ Blossom Tim e" ,v . " a,c b ia ' , ’ ' Mr* and Mr*. Feud Bailey hnve “ T h eUnited States would be par*: - - ( ’ hinn, on the surface at least, in and “ The Student Prince” . “ My D ia m o n d s 11H their guests, Mr, ami Mrs. alyacu in time of war without .-til] 'apparently breaking up into Maryland" opens an engagement ,, 'i!.! , divisions, •• :;_i__ al-1 at the Milano for one night, Fri- k* '*• Hournian and Mrs. Scnrl of n rubber supply o f its own", E*.li. Kdi- ever smaller political * . . . . . . __ ' ....... L ' „ 1 L . H .I I I * ____ Ou.vdhoga Falls, O., Kand l)r. rGoss Bonj aai£ "W a r* arc always prob­ though apart from political and day. January 27. lematical nnd we can 'never tell military control the Chinese remain, to feel Urltuulo who expects to remain Mr. Romberg Is said about them. Every now and then indissoluldv united botii racially proud of the score of “ My Mnry hue until spring. n nt?w one breaks out somewhere nmj economically. Late advices I jan(i/» nn,j Well lie should, fo r it Rev. and Mrs. It. J. Divan of or other and we can never till from the Fur Enstoruvountry show Is musician)}* at every point. He 1Mangel I, Alaska arc the guests of whan qno will heml our w ay." that there are now front 12 to IS hns shown his adeptness in wield- Mr, and Mrs. F«*d Balky. Rev. “ (n case o f war, however, the "governments," of which ten ing original creations and tunes Divan will speak .\t the momlnft United States "would V<o piftctl- nmke n pretense of being inde­ of “ Dixie" o f 1801 Wnr days. As service at the Community Church is a pt7»(rs cally unable to move with its rub­ pendent. Grippe |] a composer of march numbers, nnd a g a iiijn the cveiling. The ber! supply cut o ff." Most prominent among the in­ Mr. Itohbcrg is", in the Sousa evening service will be • - ’ riaHy Uilitms Fever -T h e , .transportation o f food arid dependent "governments" is thdt class or higher. He provided some mUru. ing to > l,lll,K pv<\„e. ' « j j oo8]n cash Was distributed bv C. W. Nash, President of the Nash Motors Company, ali mg employes Christ11 kil'* lb. icii dep men depend largely on rubber since o f Chang Tso’-lin is Peking. Mar- stirring tunes for .‘ ‘The Student the Lmlies Aid hocicty^of-PH -1 ‘,uas E\c. Thla was the largest Christmas distribution ever nude by Nash Motors. No cm loyc was overlooked. the' motor truck has taken_the ahat -Chang holds s w a y -o v e r the Prince" nnd, so far ns populnr ap­ Community Church will ni&tt -r—leaq -in tTnnKpnrtptIon~ih tune nT greater part of the ancient em­ peal is concerned, lie has ex­ Wednesday, Jnn. 25, at the home war. I f our .rubber supply was cut pire of Ghengis Khan, including celled them in “ My Mnrylnml." af Mrs. Elmer Hyotlnlne. (.next v'ear it will be a senior high longing t o ’ME Walter Kuhdtdl " f i dvleetable-dilt dinners, had for o ff, which it very probably would the Three Eastern Provinces of In the operaetta which is about i i i i i t i i fiesta ■ i v . i i a Saturday * veven*in * 11In lr dinner The Crystal Labe Social Club .-.pool. »f * ' - CineinmP.i and Winter Park. bo where wputd tho United States Manchuria ns well as the provinces to open here, it is the galloping, held its wcckjy meeting nt the hoOn g'Hdny the Oviedo ‘ gir'.i Dr. Walhcr' oii, pastor of the j big Dtr. i.ic f instein and , family manufacturer, uses one million of Chihli nnd Shantung. His hold fect-provoking, lusty "Your Lund tel on Tuesday,.' , ' plnye.*. ,'oiir games ' with I yman Methodist (hiui')i dt’ Ov edo, b-r* A dolijfht h courtesy waft givpounds o f rubber each month, just on Kinugsu and Honan provinces nnd My Land" number which (been iuvitnl to |,tnV‘ tlie afuriioon !( n Mine III ineltl one evening I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur True .and ,-j, is „ „ tile local rourt. figure the entire consumption in Mgs been, none too certain and at brings down the hoy sc whenever two young sons of „ , . , c Amcsbury. d lightful card pmty was service at the eoniimiiiity church las*. wee!; w iii the members o f the this country." this timo is threatened from the it is choir o f thg Jr ptsil church o f W in -1; here -kuivai v 2h r.t ':"d o'ch 'k. , „ ! R.i " addition, lhct;« ls , Mass., spent several days l;r i 'given Friday evening, m. in- *k ' Ruljhor i. ('■awing in the United West nnd the south. nn attractive live - duel, The v.eek wtih Mr. True’s brothcr'nnd i all A large nur.dnr tron here at­ ter Park, p :f nted her with.a t^n< and Back Hot* I bv the geiStatcti ^eyi^d /Ah cxpeif neivtul line nsVt* slhrhn^okqA f^ Moderates Strong Same Silver Moon, nnd several wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert excellent quartets (pinrtels nmi nnd * ' ‘ They.Jnro AUW m wuaW ^by'^W hrM f^ leiafloo ,j n i r r w rstage, but needs further t!evi*l^*j>Next in nppiiivnt strength is tho excellent * ing with the muds ment, Edison said. California is Moderate Nat ionalist ^ovemmerj^ M ist wgbnrmlng^W-'filshiofr- J \1|t< Herbert Jewett d r ItmV-V K;1< inU Nhtikih'g, fhg,; vC'Hich’ ts fi-3 )jy Cfcm gfVd Davor about-them. A dmmitfie I (.U.t Mass., who were guests or Mr. Kai-shek and members of Dr. Sun nomber concerning "John Barley- Ull(1 Mrs. william True, •ifford ami Colliiut •“ -1 -"—11 efr is ---used1 with admirable wcre'eallln; n Airs .Green Thar-irtorre. "The Gauyulo plant, while a Yat-sen’s family except Mrs. Suni corn • i t ami co.'.if'iitit! i , , , ... . otijoyahl;- entertainments were hotel managemei.t. First rriienativjhdf Mdxico, has been highly who is bitterly opposed to the poli­ fec . Musically My Maryland »•'* g lVen in their honor. u , a w a r d e d to Mrs. Abide Mo, Airs. K. L. Ity.ir .**••! Air. Ver­ lily al term® They report h<*r ns cultivated by experts to yield from cies of the Moderates. Although I t Is Wise to{ non HI iio i., who is tin house guest com ah Ksing'rom her long illness „ ’ ’ .il , t'Ca Ur. and Mrs. O. J. Miller an risen nnd Cnrl Wliittemoiv. the *'*l ."Ve t li u*i a part o f each one tb'two percent more rubber la­ this group's dominion over tho pro­ ot' Aij*. and Mrs .Brown left Wedon the Kii i < lf(iiy opt r( .it. m ia%" , l ounee the niurriage of thi i, ons •latiuis ven t to M rs Ralph iaj i. . , .. , tex in .California than in its native vinces of Anhwei, Iiupch, Che­ conui along during the past half t. in.-dav ...... |daughter, Theodora I.muse to] Longer and George E. ( rosby. ., . . 1 r a \isir io Daytona ATC I1vourhi ' Mr. and Jd ;. Edri-; o f Winter Mexican haunts," Edison said. kiang, Hwnun, Kiungsi, Fukien and dor.en years. and grip* Ts| Itmmns Ileum Johnson of Nadi The townspeople are greatly l ' Ik- away for an indefinite Park vveu* Rests o f Mr. ami Mrs. slow up. tmpuuia: "Thfa variety o f American grown Kwangsi is' not so strong as that . But the music not **H that vi||c< 'iVnn., at Del.nnd on No- ;>ha-< d , tl’.at the Otunge and amt t* V,1" ‘ hiljiiv. Mi*, asid .Mrs. Collins o f Oviedo 1Bulloek !su rubhbr i i good and I have just re­ of Chang Tso-lin over the territory there is to this operetta. Miss ] vomher 27. 1H27. Mr. nnd Mrs. itl.u k Hotel has been opene! un­ blood and arcapt tuul ceived from Mr. Firestone a set o f he holds, it represents a more im­ Donnelly’s la.oks and lyrics pos- ,|()h„H,)n U ft recently for Winter til i m w management of Mr. and were cabin*, on Mr. and Mrs.Hoyt , Mr. andil IF. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. nrliy with liratlidaI Morgan Sunday aflernooti. |W healey afii Mr. and Mr.s.Philli): oltcn- nanvmg lotlia| tirca, 'fW my pot 101-1 model ford, portant spread of terrilTty. Ile- sess a quality and entertainment p,.lk where they will make tlr.-ir Alls. Allen Stewart, formerl} in Mrs. ( lias, t ldriilgi ldridgt- Jr., and Smith ntotprl to Mt. I’lynmtith warning is M untyci bc which’were manufactured from it. control of Kwangtung- province, in- value not usually met with. The ( juillu. barge of a large *countr\ ‘‘!u'> ■Jn1 little sen win- gVii"t< of Mr. and Sunday anj cut the day. Doan's aiturda I am now going to give it a wear­ ccntly the Nanking group wrested story-unfolded in "M y Maryland,"; ______________ ria i 1k-ti it, Mieh., and who are ■>lr- D\ ke tf I.nl.f How 11 ovei the Several (r,i hurt attended the crease the seerct.oa i| ing tdlt. I have found that the including the city o f Canton, from a evokes a response from every one | making every effo rt to ultra, t Wi Eastern Stai card party at the nnd aid la tjic r!:-i <mi. Gauyble variety to contain u good native government. for whom youth, romance, adven- I , .<• , , 'in- ' by a home-like atniosphe.i Winter Pa**.i impurities Ale cri Mr. I-rad} Maliu-i- and moilie:-, Masonic ha in percontngu »of rubber but it reHankow is still independent of ture and patriotism have an up- | 1 ' p S I l I l l - M a p l C W O O f l everywhere ,-!r> | a'lti eN.celleiit cuisine. Tiiul-sday 4V ing. . mil .M i ami Mr-. R. ( '. Smith quirerf’ five- years to produce. 1 the Nanking rule and is inclined 1peal There are thrills to lie had, '* Aic-itg recent guests register,, i a *t- red *.u Io iieu River Siini!:*.;.' Mrs. BuQi will he mie of the must find a plant that will do that townrd Peking for the moment, and there is merriment rippling )D-s. Charlotte Tyner of Tampa : rat. I ,-u o*. ii| a picidi I incheon on speakers :■ .• mother's meeting Mr. and Mis. J. F. M, I'„i in one year," the inventor declared. but its power has been slipping. It upon the surface. Also there is has been hole for three weeks, land. Girard. 1Can -a- . Mi. o f the \\ . t r. U. at the Hooker an 1 tin- tivci sh(t|e. " I wiis quite astonished to find controls little more than the in­ wist full less resounding from its visiting her mother, .Mrs. Ben vs- Mt i -.ii es la . Tanner Maty menu rial In on Tuesday aft' ( i nr-'o Bryani. A • adi.i. ASTIMIM AVf i *v 11 so maH^“ plants containing some dustrial cities of Hitnkow, Wu-, depths. ton nnd two sisters, Mrs. Noah I-la.. Mrs. ii Woe ! . and noon. end \.i .i S. I.ai iti n. Ibngfuiirr I mLsi part o f rubber," ho continued. "W e Chang Hanyang. A\ a*.i i ae I 4 F-‘.v Wood* "M y Maryland" will he pre­ Fry and Mrs. T. O. Tyner. Fru . n. N. V.. .In*- i ox. .ft! . and have made analysis of nearly 1,000 Mr. and Mrs, Archie Swanson i■ .1 1he Im :*. bqt: gai.u , lie ■ Marshal Feng Yu-hsintig has no sented by an exceptionally fine 1 ,1. Rrynnl, A i "iidia . Fla . C..‘ t »4 . — d i f f e r e d \n.ictios of plant life and definite seat of government, id cast numbering over 100; besides and son Marv.on enjoy.’d Sunday Iv h i . I 1;r in r ' 'vo- !■• High M.- i j ii..y.:, b tughai Ill ton. will probably study from 5,000 to li t'-l Fi iduy , ■ „ though in general lie controls a a large mixed chorus there is, a ■N* b. dr. and Mi*. H. J. U Ctlk. - ' -. I- at I . tan 1 0 ,,000 0 0 0 mbre before we call our J° * 1part of Mongidia‘ iitid'lbc*fiMt‘ilihi'S special male chorus uT pa-ked wef!- Tyner and Mr. and Mrs. MagnuMr. tKid Mrs. N. A. Wee! ;. Or- s i f tin .in. done. lie man; friend; of tli, tieorgo ne. Wg have found rubber bear- i wf Kansu and Shensi in the west, trained train voices. The piece was soti in Windemere. Fndle Magnu- lando 1 in., and -1. G. McEtt' hel l! jng plants which can be grown in Shansi province, ruled for 10 years staged by J. ('. Huffman. The set - ' MiK, Wttrt '*1 with a severe cold, ' la i family *.' ill It • glad t > know A ica :■■*. Fla. ’ I t till tt little sons who have been nil iff the United States. twice. by Yen Hsi-shan. is still under tings were designed ami built by having thedoctor Mi 1 < Sliiil*' i•* I’lill -i't at n ill . i ni-iii doin'; n icei}. Edward, his eoutK'l. Yen's recent thrust at 1Watson Bnrrutt und the entire Mrs. Leouurd Vihlen, Mrs, A r ­ ing ;• ’■>' from Ni -xart.. \. .1 '•bo I . been ill f. I tile paH iln ce Peking, however, weakened his production is under tin-, persona! chie -Kjvaiison and Mrs. Ballinger . Mi Daxid Duugla-^ ninl Mini! "| t . aide to p e up, and about were callers Muuduy afternoon to position considerably and he is supervision of J. J. Shubert. uni, in. spending some time at H .■ i " w bile Robert w ho is a M‘e Mis, Elam l.uadquisl. treated on om* side by Marsha! I — — -----her "Id home in Douglass. s'i a,' h ! !. a i v let •»*» is slowly imThere will be a service on Sun­ Mr- .! K, M'alkei is enjoying ! ■ ; ; « r i i 'i 'i i . A r t ° f H a t M a k in g day afternoon at the Lutheran 1 a * cut i rum his grandson. w>di '■ i T .1 liu ira a e c i- the church by Rev. (), Kil.h.-mit, o f I hinn i in Soul Ii I >akota. I |- .sessor o f a new TfotnPierson, Fin. | i .1 i-. beeomnig better is I Mi i' in:l(I is tin* Kelt oral in M ix James Edge and two littl On the Tihetan border in the In ^jj'der that the wommi o| Nan• *■ a wit Ii it, by means of \he I, ■ .. . , ,, |nnd i .1, s jt pleasatil foi patrol arrived Mon- r,.„ . , , . , , province of Szechwan which has ford may leant tlie inlraaiies of M*IIS Ilf Haines ( ity instructors. l»v Prof. G if . . . . . , 1roie i ■ I o < lock (wey Saiiu Rainbow Chassis,NowFeature been completely dominated bv hat making, Mile. I.ueille, fornurly day for a short visit at the hum ;" |«lfiy all. .......it. Mrs. < I Matthew Of Motor World, Is Ranked General Yang Sen for a number of ,«>f New York but for the past eight i f her aunt, Mrs. A. F. Wester■ •Mi.il from here motored over ij High By Experts,According years and appears likely to remain [ years an instructor o f hat making dick and cousin, Mrs. Barney i " h o ha . I....... in t liu r g f * d iir itig lb. " Orlando Ftmduy nltcrnuou ; I’1 1 ' 1 ‘ 'ur has been obligmi to im-,ToRepoits Received At Flint so for some time. • » .] in a large department slprc cf Beck. i up tui' work because o f ill health *'■ euiuert at Eola I’pik. „ (This is for cash onlt ) The Sunday School received 'L ami Mrs. A, Iv Pollieui, j Kansu, Knkimer and Sinkinng j Jacksonville, has arrived n ,'sunFm ,'veral seasons hack, th F L IN T ,. Mich., Jan. 21.—Com­ provinces in the m rtlnvcst while i ford and will spend some lime in thunks for the $ii sent to the hive (Jumlrcd Club has been m,, l'i 1 ami Mrs. Gifford, Mrs. t'lar); ment from the National Automo­ momentarily in the possession of j this city teaching the art, accord- Jacksonville Oi phanage Chrlst- "! I In* active social centers of tin- t'. Hu rs nnd mother, T, J, |)u--j bile Show at New York, filtering mus time. i ' . dms Bruton and Mi»s Croon ' Marshal Feng, are in fast hide- ing to an announcement today, |dty w-itit a large ntembcrsliip an I ■> I d t s. McKee wen* t:iics:- o f; back to Flint, in licatcs that pendent politically. They are memMile. Lucille is an exponent of | wcrMy attendance. Duick’a Rainbow* Chassis ranked hers of an autonomous bill loose­ Mi nnd Mrs. Brown Sunday after* Gage and Fisk huts and an expeit Ihi.-, year its president j, \|, well up among the many Show i -i ami evening; ly organized Mohammedan confed- in tho construction of the mute c* LongAvood i 1 • F Hardy and mi Wed. aftei noon ‘Ii and Mrs. Riirsell o f New exhibits Mi a focus of public inter­ To the southeast, buut'ring laburate headgear of, women. She I "I ia>l week her lovely h*uu,- ^ , i ip expected to a nice Sa!est. Frum-h Ilido-Chitia, lies Yiinunii, has taught hundreds how to make I ' Manie Ville” was the place . r v Jaittiary 21. Mr. and Mi ;. The Rainbow Chassis, prepared A- farce entitled “ Thiity Min- 1 which Fiance manages to keep ] |iats and has met with unusual sue under'the •suftervision o f Kingston fairly stable for use us a buffer utes for Refreshments.” sponsord j! m vting ami entertainment. Wlnb I l: ■ ell are property ewncr- here j tin- was the regular weekly ■it ,| w ill liuiltl a winter home while cess since beginning her instruc­ Forties, Buick style engineer, state between lindo-Chiuii nnd by the riv il League, will be pre- < |mt ut ing o f the club, it was im L i e for t he winter tion courses. ’ represents months of work. It China proper. sented Friday at the Library, Mr . Me Gruth of I.' nt* Island, While in Sanford she will be when nn evening • of excellent on- I, l rom b ing a regular meeting, a consist? o f u regular 1928 Buick Tibet lias been independent for ■••ho (-ante here during lb< t'hristt Mrs. Hardy had invited in a lnrg> chusMs, extdrtpr parts of which a number o f years. It was at one located nt -100 South PuIntcUt* tortninment is promised. i O' holidays, is liglighti i| wall the ‘lumber of guests in addition t,, 1he Rev. 11. M. Douglass | arc so cut away ns to reveal every time a part of ( hinn, but- latterly Avenue. ante and people and expeels : a ne members. Among whom wej’lxtiviivti ui mtwv h um i>ami*i . f lux-ached at the Ova-do Baptist moving part , in actual operation. its independence has been encou-i 1n I must of her time here dm*EIGHTEENTH AM EN DM ENT e* The frame is finished in soft raged by British influences. church on Sunday from the sub.* ' M' 1 'h i r sojourn in Fla Sim pi ject, ‘ The Simplest W « v m Sal- 1\ a '-K J U * * UT CK' ™ r>" U ' ' ' ^ tan Duco, and the springs, rndintI’ rof. Gifford o f Terre Haute Outer Mongolia, excluding that I Mr*. Walker, Mrs. Moore, Mr* Aa entertainment and eelebrat- vation." or shell, and all other unlncqucf- part which has been held front !' dtane and a winter resident iter-.*, A ,w“ ° ‘f., Mrs. Wilbur and Mt Dr. Thomas Travis, i„,.i.,r...leeturei MMk)py; od pw iai - - imduding goam. in Drop to time Ity Feng, is a mem- ion of the Eighth Anniversary o f a large class of mu je pupils] gleam Inc nickel, Sinaii lump.t ijf Iter of tile Soviet Union, although the adoption o f the Eighteenth JirOm National Education Departla re and in Oviedo receiving In­ Bisides t In*(e there wore m \ na tions front him < .1 wind atal variousjfojjtns *e i oner all'll in- not directly dependent upon Mus- Amendment was held Tuesday inent ut Washington. I*. ('., will tnb|gs of players, who thomne Llv evening at the Junior High School nrrive on Thursday, January 20, to 'ringed instruments. side tlie crankcase, head traits- cow. under tho auspices of the W. C. T. be the guest of Sir. ami Mrs, H. enjoyed the game till 1:30 P. M I Messrs Jeen nnd Aduntico, who minnlon and rear axle housings, when the hostess served delightful I Itayc bocontc famous lu re for their A T HOTEL U>, under the direction o f the W. Loder at the Hotel Orange and and Unaod Srtl»uPnd between th ■ PAR TY GIVEN refreshments, consisting of fnm ______ president Mrs. Fix’ d R. Mitchell. Black. Dr. Travis is uluduled io channels o f the frame, and these sand. Where Maine and Florida* speak at the Winter i*.irk high wi-cliJy bridge pi rties heimr! The program in full covered the flush on^ttllir ft'ff and change htU' school auditorium on Monday united in the flavor of apple and us the chassis' driving apparalu* Rlv' every Friday afterim n ami following numbers: orange; also several different evening, January 80. turns, flooding thy \Vhnfe display , evening at the Hotel 1- >rrcst Lake; Fong, "Onward Christian Kclkinds of home made oaken ..,,4 Mrs. D. M1. Douglas, nurtured i - ! with soft light of many lints. ‘V , I,:',,vhig most delightful. On diers," sung by audience." * W * la « n * [ « « '" ■ The rhassis is snid .to Le the <•'r 1;,v aftenumu qui'.^ .a largu Prayer hy ltc*v. tf*. p. Buhrmnn. with her sori- recently to visit a hostess, as all-present will testi- I brother at Douglus, Ga. —mo«t*VlfiTiftYnio uITernpt ever irade uuniTier of players enjoyed games Vocg) Duct, "Sowing \he Seed, fy. The Young Women’s Association to reVHil the ?ttn< r workings of a duplicate bridge and when tlu* Mrs. Robert L. ti.cmi and Mrs. o f the Baptist church was enter­ motor car. Not only the operation boards h-ul all been played, it was i E. M. Carroll. tained recently at the borne of o f tin* pistons, but that of v a l v e s , *"uml that Mrs. G. Irving Louekx Pageant, "Ratification o f Eigh­ camsliVtft, piifch mds, eranl.eiiqe ;|,'d Mrs. J. Olin Lancy were ho.d- teenth Amendment," by 50 young Miss Alma Entzmingcr on tho GOLDENROD and till , tlu* other interrelated ; t'i"i ° r ,nP score among the oust and lathes under the direction o f Mrs. Dixie Highway, when new games were enjoyed anil the ’ hostess mecifAlVm i s ’ tlididy vlniblt. so ' I’b'yers, while highest scores R. C. Maxwell. T» O. Ferguson, o f Orlnudo, nerved tempting refrushtpqhts o f idaced a laige order with tho, v.«*-WVC. \t that tli'c funetien of inch jndjviHit* uortb and south.players Flag Drill, by fill children. hot chocolate and cuke: dual pp)"^ may Ijc ixuujjly discern V l "L‘ n,H'b‘ by Mrs. J. C. Benson Smith ConiTeU, block factory] Vocal solo, "Redeemed laveul," bn Wednwsilny 2,r* member*i and 1and Mr- H. A . .Schlusser. 5Lm s. ed. , Mrs. Robeyt L. Glenn,. accania guests o f tin* Five-Hundred Club for foundation blinl.4 (9* a lurgo bungalow that Is to He built ut “ Thg, is about as L'uck - and Mrs. I>aiicy were pre­ pap fed by Mrs, B. C. Moons. ■] Aliqnt an' enjoyable afternoon pf once on Lake Pevy. This home is fo r , f e q t t v o l i t i o n a l r d(-siutt,’ rented lovely . irridcticcnt .-glass Talk by Robert G. Davoy rand* ut the lioitie of Mrs,'Edward ruiri My. Forbw*, "as thu Rainbow flower bowls, whije Mrs. Benson , Reading, by Mrs. Cooper who Hardy who seiveil delicious rc- to modern in every detail and i v l>5 built with u large basement for j leceived a ret o f bridge score pails, , , , .. Chnssi^from ordinary cutaway • t ... was one of the contestants in tho fresHmcnts of fruit salad, coffee furnace heat. Mr,' Jerguson nnd ; $40.00 per thou chassis.htith.nto seen. It if the pro­ ' . |, . .Diamond W. C. T. (f. contest last und cukes. *. family will occupy the dwelling On I'la.iiv evening six tables t d , duct of—ulino'ti u quarter-century ■ M i year at Hu tutuipr m, and won Mrs. Allen Stewart, MrB. Alton when completed. o f duS^bflkti'ont ami progicss.—ila( T ^ ^ i ' ^ o n d pi,.A special recent in building was Ragsdale ami Mr. and Mrs.-J. H. .. 1 , ve1o|lnlffltxvhich lets produceTL-tly rive auetiotMiralge and nt thu conI*Kit Hi h elusion o f. the' usual number of I *,<{,,ff* "Ameriru ’ sung by tho Mcnick attended the bridge party made last week, when the friends in-bi4!«t,,i*ficin(’, the dmibliv^drop Thursday evening at the Sanford and neighbors o f Mr. and- ,Mrs. J rounds it was f.-ynd that highest Audience. frantt*.**thc torque tube dri\e. the Mtres w>-iv made by Mrs, George Benediction, Rev. Frank Mar- Yacht Club given in honor of t Itfas. Eldridge having learned! funtop^.i, nypled feature 'Wblcit Mrs. Brooks White, Muto regent thu* they must vacate their home ] M.uis moisture, ^ ___ ________________ , rltuts one dust't o f Daughters o f American Revo­ at the end of the wcejt, met and i with the assistance of Robert I ilever; s p rin g s hydraulic " }* . Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith und lution. Whypaley. an expert builder, laid i rJiborbers und „„„ mechanical fou r-1 t(>ti w(lfBrs! Bnd the latter’s sister Mrs. It. O. HamThe Fifth Sunday meeting of the foundation and erected a five wheel brakes. i» Kit cakes were served at the conclus- inond o f Tampa left Saturday morn­ the s«tpIndie Baptist Association 1room bungalow* and the. Eldridge j I o,\ ,v<»r*v '* ing for Jacksonville where they is schodulsd to be held at D«t-®ofl **, . . . . * * family too!; possession within tin.-1' of the games. * Thy j i l f t ’g rffl were called by the death of (belt S p r ig s ’Vdrtf' nn ull-day ‘ RfO^rwm Mefilt J -*,m*- - 1 > f f R n .-nit *d ' 1 uttal Oil jail. *.0. ., , , x'.p* S il ■ Mr* tnd JMrs. Adkinson of Win­ f p , t -»pa:i0 ' r«qi,t i hppp I mill Itctween Billy EdwgrJ* nephew Robert H. H aw W w.'ui h. aJdaliTt the ■ • -*”1^ • ’’ M" p-.ipiid' , (Announcements from Lyman ter Fit k arc now nicely located,in *11 ••/■is g Y n t i ii> .i Arthur Chanibtfa ,/pf . tljr Aifs. EJ C. Go!:on iutmp,i,'d,boma ■ , T P , their ilmrjyuua recently completed tw'eight ' elmmpionsriptt ot D e t W 'i l to all tile women of America apd 81,000 „ side took .TKur^dit/ from Nashville, Tenh.. ited that ik _ . ii .. scbool is on the Goldcnrod-Oviedo highway the wortd; See "Motherhood" at plucv at Squirrel Island, * rvheie ahe spent the pa«t month now an accredited junior high Mr. Adkinson will have the care K'hvol, whil« it is exjuxted that o f eighty ucrvs of citrus grove be^ M l ^ b ^ ^ o t h c i und m .-u i . unti Ti»*»dtty, 8411.4,1872, nyf rubber-'.vhrrh he is enr­ ryinj oll hero nre,for the purposa o f pt vidlng t^y; United Stales with * CHINA FALLING FAST'NTJW" INTO SMALLER PARTS Additional Society > H l*| ltj| ( After Wa • Cold ,« iM is a 8 W a » W B DOAN’S! MV IV * i • BUICK ATTRACTS MUCH INTEREST AT GOTHAM SHOW |1" D o / our O w n D enoriring ..... ;.. w,n Bc r»»5ht 1,we iSave o n y o r d r y c l e a n i n g , d y e i n u ant! i Qualy of Work Unsmassed ] J F R E E -\ wonderful Folding. Baste:] CILONIAL CLEAN! D5-7 EAST SECOND S >>\ B U RNET Leghorn Ranc INCUBATE CAPACITY, 7,000 (TTSTCl H ATCHING $5.00 per hundred J1Y CHICKS S. C. White Leghorns lancred Strain White iJi^rns I* EGGS S_. C. White Leghorns iM Tancred Strain White L^&rng Ovieclo, Florida f IF;. *- 25$ : 1? ■’ - t fJ’T J Telephone lfl �I - ' - v "■ >■ *< 2 > T TIIE SANfrOftl) HERALD, BATtIRDAY JANUARY 21, 1928 *“ PARE FIVH * (Legal N o t ic e s ) CLASSIFIED DISPLAY} ’ TO PPLING M O U N TAIN FEARED Mi IN - T in : CIRCUIT COURT OF Farming pcoplo o f the Arbedco SEMINOLE COUNT*, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. . Valley, in Switzerland, have been JEFFERSON STANDARD L IF E warned by the Swiza Geological INSURANCE. COMPANY,, ft Cor­ FOR SALE — 1920 Chevrolet Coupe. 1925 Dodge Special Coupe. 1925 Essex Coach. 1924-Overland -Coupe.,-.. • — - ~ 1925 Overland Touring. 1924 For Touring and Runabout. Florida Chandler Motor Co., Kent Building, Phone 17. 6— Help Wanted MaMIe Programs Survey that they muit leave .the valley with all possible speed, for ll. S. L o / f nnd L I L L I A N 1A)N«1. 1A D D D l i J. A. at any moment Mount Arbino is _ h ls Wire. P. C. STANLEY; ItuailltH and R. It. W1UIIT. I>»- 1‘kely to topple into the valley. IVIRBU. -e —N4*t i i »h v*p-MASTr:iP^wgTrt:r- For-n-long-tTTmr—the mount|tn Nottee Is lidtvli) given tlint un­ has been known to be sliding. At der. nml hy tlrtm- of n Jieeri-o of j first its summit moved about one rorrcloMire and Sale entered in the ibuve entitled valise on the 13lh inch every 12 months, but in re?day of Jiimmn. A. f>. Ui!t, t. as uit years it 'has traveled 11 in­ Speetal Master In t'bunci-ry. on ches. During the coming year Monday, the t,th day uf Fabrtiary, heavy rains nml numerous earth­ A. 1). 19!H, sunn- belli* a Ilulcj Day of this Court and a legal sales day. quakes ure expected to precipitate In front of tin- Court House nt n catastrophe, burying lb* farm -tanforri. Seminiile County. Florida, will offer for sale lu Iho-fitglibst under Ions o f debris. Farmers are -i ml best bidder for i-.xsli. diirtna leaving the valley as speedily as *)ie legal hours of sale, the follovv- possible. in* described land, sltmtle. lyijis und tielnri in the County or Heinluole poration. Wumplalnant 2 -*’ 20 — F a rm s F o r Snle 16-—Houses For Ilent W AN TE D — Mnn with cnr to sell FEATURES ON T IIE A I ^ _ _ complete line quality Auto Tire* SM ALL unfuriilslul house close in.I __OVIEDO CKi f.h v t.A y p and-TObtoB: Bteiu sire - -terri to ry.-k ~ u* ‘a ‘ W tliflen '-acres or-nterrmne mile from 6:00— Waldorf Astoria Orches* I city limits, flowing wells. Coast Experience not necessary. Snlury St. fu . -_WEAF WRC W E E I. 1Line nml Seaboard loading tracks 1300.00 per month. Milestone received W'CAE. FOR RENT— Unfurnished cottage niic-httlf mile from property. Price Rubber Company, East Liverpool, ir eent 7:00— South Sea * Islanders—. ut 1705 Mugmdin Avenue, close $226 per acre, nothing down. Pnyat, Ohio. WEAK WWJ WTAG. to school. $16.00 monthly, inquire nWe 10 equal annual payments, |0c a line 8:00— High .linkers — W E A F > ;{W interest 6 pet, at The Herald office. 8— Financial a line WGV WCAE WWJ. Paul P. Harnett, 10 Wall Stfeet, 17c a line FOR RENT— 5 room bungalow jit Orlando, Florida. Phono 8308 8:00— New , York Symphony W A N T E D — ,To borrow $3,000.00 ■u 2121 Palmetto Avenue. 2 bed or 5313. Orchcstrn; Concert for Schools CELERY PAPER for threo years, secured by flrdt rooms, batlt, living room, dining — WJZ W BAL WHAM WRC ere mortgage on well lotntod stucco room am! kitchen. Gnruge. $26.00 21— Acreage For Sale KDKA W LW WJR K YW LIME house easily , worth dojible that monthly. Key at The Herald WCCO KSI) WOC WHO WOW amount. 8 per cent interest and office. and Stale, of Florida, morn parti­ Buy I I Has 64 " lla b y Holdups" W D AF WHAS. WSM WMC IRISH POTATO SEED cularly dtscrlbed ns follows, tn-wlt Fo r S A L E :—BenutHul nrceago n 5 per cent bonus. Address Box tot Three (JJ, of lll.irk Flve'tf.) WSB* W TIC WJAR WTAG between Orlando roads, 33 1-3 134 care The Herald, , That Jte lias committed 61 thefts For Rent— Six "room house with acres, consisting of some high and of riinnm’ n and Tuckers A d ­ . WCSH. n AU M AN BROS. dition to the Cli v of Sanford. from children in four weeks, was eleetric light* and running wat­ some low land. Ideally situated 9:00— Philco Hour; "Red Mill” Florid!*, es pet- pint thereof dotv SANFORD BOND AND MORT­ “The Farmcr'a Supply Store.” * er. Furnished for 'ljgnt-housekeep­ the confession made- by n fourieenfor poultry farm. Frontage on old cf.recced -mon-r tlm Puhlb* — WJZ W B AL WHAM WRC GAGE CO M PANY. 112 Second 212 First Street yenr-old boy in Glasgow, Scotland, The Saning. Enquire T. A. Grccnlonf, Orlando road. Can be bought at ttec'-e.is of Seminole County. St KDKA W LW WJR KYW ,1'lorWs. esponeiblc recently. He is said to have waited n bnijraln with very easy payments. Will luan on Improved business Lakp Mary, Fla. WCCO KSD WOC WHO WOW Te-'n* Cash: I'urehnscr to pay Political Announcements insertion, and residence property. Also will at store doors and when children This is an opportunity for Bonm for IVed. W p A F KVOO W HAS WSM ) iubaequcnt \V V v i n T r Six room house: Tenth, between one to get a desirable poultry farm enthe out with purchases he held buy first mortgages ns security. u oii .s t a t u s r:\ A T o n WMC WSB W BT WJAX * pHftdlui m tM»»r should be Magnolia and Palmetto. Rent for almost nothing,r. For further I lo-rehy Mtmtiunee as a cmidltlula V -i’ onv ii'Xv»,|? » : lUrtifTON. .hem up and told them that the WTMJ W B AP W EEI WTIC information1v; • R. J. Holly, First lo sui-eeed myself an Scnntor from ^In case of 10— Livestock reasonable. Phone '251. H'dlell ir- (or Complainant. wrung change had been given them W TAG WCSII WJAR. National Bunk Building, Sanford, Urn .’.Tth KeiintorUJ illstrlci ooniand that he hud been tent to get liosnl of St-inlnole llrrvard Coo'i9:15— Minneapolis Symphony * FOR S A LK — Pedigreed Police IT— Business Flares For lien I Florida.. "4 ties subjtcl to tile peniocrutlc the, change hack that the error Orchcstfa-WCCO. nrimary to be held Juno &th. t92*. i r t u b o i H c t m cnurtT o f t u b Puppies. $35. each. Mrs. K. U. might be righted. He then disupIf elected I promlMo. to continue 10:0f, Three Dance Orchei.’ WrUfTT-TItlllD Jtm iC lA l. McCracken, Dreamwold. Phone STORES for Rent-Suitable for ;>r,-.Miscellaneous Fur Sale esentatlve fo tro! k for the best Interest of the penred and usrd part o f the mono; cincriT o r t h e r tatb of either office nr snmll huswetu. j _________________ ____ ____ __ tros; (2 hrs.)— W EAF .WOVfc 638-W, district and I invite you to my [ with rates FLOUIDA. IN AS’H FOfl flliJIlN- to gamble with adults. KSD WHO WCAE WWJ. Also Rent reasonable. Phone 801-1. j (IAS Range, four Burner, Oven ti record on such Important legisla­ Ot,l*. COUNTY. I’l.OTUDA. ition will tion as good roads, conservation of If. AHHCIIAFT. Ilucclvor Scm10-A— Poultry And Eggs W SAI first half hour.. formation, Broiler. Good Condition. $25.00 nur niliim l resources, reduction of Inntn County , Ranh' 1'lalntlfV, DRIVER KID NAPPED -Houses F o r Snle slat,- taxes und education 1 auk Phone <516. • wilt assist vs ilie supper*, ot nlf toyat In niormts. BABY. CHICKS:— Send no money. : H t.ONfi, t'cfmd.'ni want ad •N E W ORLEANS, Ln., Jan. 21. J. J. I'AlHtiHII. — —---. __________ We ship C. O. D. Pn)- your mail­ SIX-room bungalovy. with seven i . •m n uil OF PUBLICATION (active. TUB STATE OF FLORIDA TO: — (IN S )— John Mathva, 19, who acres of lunil, sliitalde for* FOR SALE — Good Ford Delivery man. Mixed chicktc $16. per 100 SATU R D AY, JAN. 21. It 8 L W 6 , Hint all persons In iru-.-l; $69.00. Remington Type ro n siiK iu rt* 0 Reds, -Rocks, Minorca*, etc., $18. poulttw, nt Imke Mary. Apply X.| tetostril In the follow Ini; Uesccrlpeil admitted that he waH a driver The Associated Frcs, sllunt(-(l In Hntulnnte for a liquor "syndicate” , told,Pol* I lirretq ininout.ee my candidacy property Ijeghorns $10. .live delivery, post­ W. Williams,' Sanford Ave:, 1-nke Jwriter $16.OP. 25 F’tmt Motor Boat 272.6, WTG Atlantic City. 1,100: th« otrice of Hherlff of Semin­ f;- univ. florlua. to-xvlt: ire today that he had been kid. • nlmnst new. Make me an offer. for paid. Florida Baity Chickcry, Mary, Fla.' *' foils IS n|t<l r>! of 1’ u.tnx Ham8, auto show; 8:30, studio J progole Comity subject to the v.-|J) of napped, by a trio of hijackers lt*t inii.-k, nrrortlluit..tn jilal there. .). A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel. tile voters nt the Jutie Trtruit ruiiry. |-grown col- Lakeland, Fin. gramji^ lV -d d b e* ;orcb«iti*gs'*>>^ FOR S A LE —Sjmnjsli lmu.m now i ■ , J ^ r>* 0CWW*La Nlw » J r t y it f o rU*xl *,'ftmoft*~; tka' IN, bit a >»•:' white feet, /fu«yir<ts>‘ iff'.serbi/fole-Ooiiiirj."’ * ■ 285.5, W B A L ' ’Baltimore, 1,050;'' * ’ ’ ’ } • vented for, -$6Qi>Q|^TWUthlyv j* hi, t / /,, *.> ,i. '' f cargo o f liquor and * taken - to n Flnrhla .call Mrs. E;. Ready to take orders, for Rhode good- location.- ^ Wiil yell 7:30, Jubilee Singers; 8, New York fo r 'F O R VS-AT/H:worth f u r * -------------------------------------“ but V of |Ianmot's r i a l of HanInland 'Red, Baby Cheka* •Mr». W. i rhacl; whole ho tvas hound hand 57al, *,. ■ Symphony; 9, Philco ’ Hour; 10, , mFlorida, reeor<1eil In Pint , hrr.,iyy linn0l" " ! my " „ramliitary n m *rr R. CTuerry, Route 1, Sanford, $6,000.(10 on terms of $260. ra»!i , ni«hings. ami lease on 42 room I and foot and made a prisoner. He announce llnok 3. r-XKe **. nml the balance $75,00 per month hotel. Furnished. Low rent. J, A. fnr i*v-i lu(-tinn lo tbs office of slier- • tot fp. nf lltni-h 10, T I i t 13. of i escaped, ho said, by working somp dunce program. Fla. r > Ownrr may Iff of i-iemlrole County ■u'.Ji'ct i-> [ Heinlnole 422.3, WOR Newark, 710: 6:15, Dark. xrforillnu lo -House contains 6 rooms. I^irge lot, ( ole, Lincoln Hotel, i matches out of a coat pocket and the anion of the voters In thn . I*lat ilit-reof tg at this Wo hatch healthy, sturdy chicks. recorded among Shelton ensemble; soprano; ’ 7:80, • double etc. Address ( ’. |____ e garage, ____ Demon attc primary to b * belli non hotting fire to the bonds- about the I'libllr Ill-cords of Semin­ and paying 1 will appreciate y o u r 1 ole County, Florida. Order youm now. Will hatch A. II: Care The Herald. Woo-I. all .lengln*., foi sale. Leuve June. his wrists. , Villa Venice orchestra; 8, Sessions aup|Hiri, respectfully yours. inses. Apply eggs also. Feulnnlnv at a pi. Slo ft. Couth' Chimes; 8:15, Two Trioa; 9, Con­ Look fod Seminole orders at |511 Mellonville Ave. C. it. H A N D of the lilt- of ttie North line tralto; Violinist; 9:30, Bamberg.;. Hatchery, 1 mile nbrt > of I.ong­ FOR Sate or Rent: Owner here I*. It. Dyson. of HP 1-1 of NE |-1 of H\V 1.4 YOUTH SENTENCED of Her. C T u p m H It. 31 K. for few days: Will s irrifiec two Little Symphony; 10:30, tenor; . wood. II. I. Koontx, I/iigwod, Fin. F oil l I.KIIK OF Til t. CinCL't'r U about seven with west line of Mellonville /■ Spanish bungalow*. S150(1. belopr I NEW ORLEANS, I ji ., Jnn. 21— trio; 11:05, Henderson’a orcheaI'O IIIT Ave, I he iicu run nest fill ft. 1 vUi SALEBe t boarding house sr please re­ W ANTE D to buy— Bruize Turkey rest if takt'ii by January 2titli. tra; 11:36, Bay State Aces. ," , f j thence booth to H-.uth tin*- of I U.-i.-tn unuouune my condldscy * (IN S )— Convicted on a rhnrge of business in Sanford. Centrally for tin nlil-v <>i <‘b-rk of tne Clr - 1 ha Id 8K l-t Of Nt: 1-1 of 8W in, I.ongwood. 1 Gobbler, nbout one year old: Modern improvement■=. Prnetically 491.5, W E A F New YoSk, 610: I attacking a five year old girl at I Inure i'«'ii" Mii-ierl to the will of I 1.4. thence i: 3|o ‘ ft. tine not fattened for market pre­ no ensh required. For pariieulnrs lorqted. Wel| established. making rill* 0, Wnldorf Astoria orchestra; 7*. North • lo heg. contain­ his home In Harvey, La., fifteen :t.« i uers at the Democratic pri-> mtinty. BX, lieraitl Office. ferred. Address I* Villen, H. I). enquire Bntlwell Realty Co.’ ing 3 acres, more or less. h.I u III.'I > I am i. ty.'s. year old Harry* Dcmester was today South Sea Islanders; 7:30, Statatc In Henilnplc t'ounty, Flori­ I. TIIUAHHF.lt. I A or phone 3202. - , Fcnnsylvanians; 8, H igh . • rc-rvlng n life term sentence, the lor's da ' 1 FOR S ALE — New 3 room mod­ New six•loom modem bungalow, Iteg, at the no.-lhexxt corner Jinkern; 9, Fascination Fiddling; r o u siib itiF F veungost "life termer" In Louisl* 11-—Miscellaneous ot lad " A " of Fries Pint « f ern bungalow one lib, k frum f hr -lit iniiiouncn tnyself na • untl lilt) laying hens. Will sell I ana. Ills offense a capital crime, 9:30, Tuneful Troupe; 10, dance. : Srnhnnt trucks, Port Iteed. ucro.'Ulug to pi it f- i she. Iff uf Bcmlnole High School. I inquire at i>i»8 \V. it a bargain, and good terms. au-lij thereof recorded In Flat BU 1, Dcmester was given life intprison- orchestras (2 hrs.) ect. Phone J. W ANTE D baby ra good Hughey. Mil.act lo the unio n of pane l i t of Hnntiliolo •'» rec­ 454.3, WJZ New York. 660: flL ' No. 2)»'r.i Oriotge Ave., Snnfoixi, iitocmtUprimary to be mini because of his extreme youth. ill. ess llox ords ion thence South I (,s condition, cheap. lN CO. Auto neiil in in? r i o h purl of Jur.o 1hSB. A1 Friedman’s orchestra; 7, Hotel . t.linlii-. tlo'-tire west I.Jv cliulns, fiieine |I I"tlda. .Route A. Box 170. F’. , He grinned when sentenced. 1)00, c-o The Heralt1 . FOR S ALE — 76 T.mi lot Very respectively. metnl works. tlo-m e south to Northwest Astor orehestrn; 8, New Y o ric . • F■ . K. 1 UHADY. -----oust h i PnlnicHo . A vomit north j ___ _______ lllnck «*(irn«r ul II. of s.i Id Phone 71C-W. Symphony orchestra; 9, Philco V rt ........ n, optomel-’ricH Save 26', f , O. S. )„u Pint ol VETERANS TO MEET of Hughey .'Street.' Will sariifiee , I 'm o.d and henrt pine wood i *i ft •< ,1.l liriiu »* ••ust Hour; 10, Keystone duo; 10:30, Opticinn. if sold immediately. t” !st, L. G rlffitl I'Olt t l.F.IIK o f t o i i i r IICK CO. Voi*y lull-, i i-m.i t- t'2t) or write J. If. Kulli• H«a i-otru-r uf Sititl I.ot II. KEY WEST. Fin., Jnn. 21— Merry Three; 11, slumber music. Sanford Optical Co., 3 E. fith St luii-lij ai!iu>uii''<‘ mt candidacy Nn ribti* Ave. tile llr** south cash requited and, easy payment ■.an. Osteen. Fla. Strand wood f.,r i-Ii-i k nf tlu« clii-ult cuurt Mihvest eiirncf of uni,l but O. uf (IN S )— National executives of the Eyes examined, Glassed mnde, only 406.2, W F I-W L IT I’hlladelphin, 107. mt the balance. Aiidro-^ P. O Ru* 1.1 \i-d $;Min per cord. 2 ft. lengths ji-.t to tin- will <ii tin- voter" iu snl,I Fries plat of !■'„»t Rrol, fully equipped. Plan* !u* San'onL United Spanish War Veterans left 710: 4:30, dance hour; 5:30, ChlldtinPi-muvrntlc primary to lie belli i h.-tn-c K iihI to \\*e»i ha,* »»f 431, Sanford. 1.*a.t'll per I ol d. Also watch and clock repairingt LIONS this port today for Havana, where ten's Twilight Hour; 7:30, Sylvan- _.t MclI'imlMe A re. tlu-iu-c North June f' I will upprectatc » mir reasonable mites. hu upon lobili: Co. aluiiit snlit Went liiie of Melthey will arrange for the nutiun- in orchestra, FOR SALE Small •tt.lge a: lonrllle Ave tu a lit. K. uf beg. it A U'lliil Phone 137. i nl cncnnipmont to he held there iu 315.6, KDKA Pittsburgh, 950:,..^ tlieoce west lo beg situate in Bicycle, Gun,, Lock i,ties anti ami I'bonogrnph I nonogrnpn rear of lot, M^gn- ’ ia Atemie in t ti niy of \i i IOU <V t'ttA L at 1*’Jtb-minulo Otuitl.v. Flo. I October. 6;15, Westinghnuse hand; 7:1^ I OM T i l K l. D ( i l N I , A T I Itt: southside st-lmol l*h al t'F'ee '■ npet-iid:y. Toys, repairing our t .utN Wood yard. VlIi & CyNt: l-t ot NW l-t of NVV l-t rice t liv i eby iin iio tiite r n n i-au d id ac) Home Radio club; 8, New York »0s bicyrlns, spot irting g.-otB. and fish- live until : ui'Ii time a I:xt ■ lorn o( S-u t luu 7. Tw*|> 10. H, It. 31 !i s phone .‘ISO-A). ( L egal N otic e s ) fu r tlie slat,- 1,-K Ixlnt i-.o-. tD ruuii Pint , tg te acres more in1 Symphony; 9, Philco Hour, , , ( t< i i > | ■ < r I v L I'iies. Geo.|iY, Dnr-ch, is desired on front rrmun's supt l i n e ) HllllJvCt 1„ tit, W ill lit ill,- Vul less, Hitmite in Suniliiulr i'uim* 379.5, WGY Schenectady, 790; ,-i' h in th e iirim .-ii) >,f June ti. “The Bieycle Store.” ' McLnndei gooti ticigbbnriinod. Will -.ell o IN Tilt*: iM UFUIT I’uIIItT f>F it. FI or bit. ind grade mnt- Arcade. W. KN'T/.M INUHit. ( L A S S IF IF D D IS P L A Y H FMIMll.t: I’ttUXT V, FUJI 11DA 6:30, dinner music; Till- IK to give Nolle* Mint ujton 7:30, nigh; cosh payment o f $5i).0ii witli t) lt will last. 11 J inkers; 8:30, musical program; haluiHe payable like I*' It' I’ Ir" JKFFKItttilN HTANDA I’ D l.ll-’l! 1 , 11,1 11 rm urrbelUH F O It N l l * F H I . \ T r . M U '. N T 0>* .1-1 l|uil lew 1^27, ili»* (orrir<ilntf null wan com it covers uj> 15— A p a rtm u n t F o f t ie n l iNKFUAN’i’ K Co m p a n y , u cor- 10:30, dance nreheatras. 1*1 l i b i t : I N H T I I l I T I O N 11,■i II I- -..ii.l i'> ri-'i, ,1 IHe,lm*nr**il in I 111* i*niirt am! the proJjrOil.llO. Imptit 1 at T li" lie aid tlier, und wears 1e t>. tin * l-'all" ' I imi ti CHildldllte for rc-oieetl'JH j pern iluu'i'llHul toirwlo before tins | tiorfttIon. Cumtilnlmini. 'in. ■168.5, WRC Washington, W \ k 7 vs »*,,,istltmtf-tt. to the office of HU|u-f Illtuiuli-IH of'to-,n t o I, .1 up-m In porHiiaiice uf I I... . it ,iitt buy your paint Nit',‘1>’ fu.rniaheil apui tnents wi th off ii't*. New York l b i. in ux otic-,1 t'ci'lud. you ) initill. InNlructloli fin Hroitnol,-1 t|,K writ of attai'limviil Issued h ere-' T L. I.OS’O nnd M A l.t»Nt:. Ul- 6, dinner music; 8, I ell. hone Sanford paint i modern convent Irces. Phm Sanford wlfe, JAMES A. HANDS, nod W. Symphony; 9. Philco Hour.' .. ’ t * ** Will t,,I \, tu-r VuUMU'H", I'uimly, Hub]rul to the lb-in no ratio In Ave. D. 11OSS IT Kit, 11,-fen,In nt s Theref.-re, you rind eneli of you Im-glstl l u l l . lull,till Pi unary. Your support win !,« ap•i. 'ii* n iJ W. First St. 70. Call at .118 I’lilm hto Southern. , N O TIC E O F MASTIJIFH SA L E H 7 i amt alt p,*i nuns^clutmiug any lit* i, ■*-. i i.tn, I,--l>lif 1> blmi'l p-',-clatvil. Notice is hereby glvun that un­ T. W. I. a W T I i M. j teccHt in itic aliove diwirfllieil pro­ TW O rooms furui.'T.i X for light 296.6, W W NC Asheville, 1,010: ■ ■ lull U. lHOi, uf 111,- ill turli-s, i• perty are Int-eby ordered to be und der and by virtue of u Decree or HI-,-ns, . ami In lliiuhousekeeping on first 'floor. 5*4 J L Fartra, Groves, ppi-nr lu'for*- ih>- Ctruiilt Court. In Foreclosure nnd Hale entered* tu the 0:45. dinner music. l • nu-i , ,...i,l- ;<|»,|,t,. x\. aml parol) • r o u t i.K UK t r i t i r r i T c o i'h t nil tor Semltt.ile County, l-'lorldn. utiuve entitled i-attse on the I.MJi 475.9, WSB Atlanta. C30:-7, srk Ave. Phone Private entrance.. 8()( Elm Ave. ••,i ., i »• a w ..roan, >uu w ilt S K If J tu-reby auiuiuncs my cuudldnil) nt S.-illforil. FOR SALK H .ml iu- two story | . ■.1 .. I . upon the tth dny of day of .lantuiry, A. D. I#?#. I. a* Sunday School Lesson; 7:30, BUt,,M/t pulllf III ItU-llst'S. fur tlu» offloe of clerk, of tlie In Chancery. stucco ItmiM" in bi 'it clas*- |..!,l*'.|. I 11..Iii-,., oilier ,tin,-iiH- Circuit Court, -u 'o jc t to tbo action X7irc!i. A D IS3H. tlte snmo tiring Hperlal Muster N E W LY furnished nj artmenta for 8, New York.^ . u h.,r i«, w , iio,-o Napoleon I- ,1 ilu- voturn ' I the June Prtrnsr). u i....' i •? of tbla Court, nut fall Mondav the Silt day of Felirunrv. more orchestra; ,itt,« residential section A, II built rent. Phone 864-J. Commercial nut uttu-rwisc jtirtKineni nr default A 1). 193*. same lielnu n Unit D:l* Symphony; 9, Philco Hour. I li.l Iu it.iv.’ 1,,-t 111** battle of It. It. DKAH. *f SHOP of till* Court and a Icirnl *«le* Will b " entered nualnst you. thoroughly mo (cm hi <M ty iv.i ( W..I, I I. - • I-< calls,' a bail attack 243.8. WIXID CeuttunopBl,*:; Jon anything ir. Street nitii Park Ave me. It lx i»r,1eri-,t tlint Ibis Notice day. In front of tlie Court ll.mse Vuo w ill lust- III,pert. Beautiful gtoainp. and f In iii»»ri buhlF o il n i t . x f i s h s k s s o k o f he p.ibllslied In Tim Hanford Her- • t Hanford. Heinlnole County, Flori­ 1,230: 8, Sundry schorl lesson; ■tie call will get TW O 3 room mode r furniaheu I,,111, nl Ilf-; (ul lo-alllt, <i:tpplh>‘>n TAXN4 ii M r newspaper puhll»hed In da. will offer for snle to tbo tituhshrulis. This proprrt; -Id tV, cul­ .liel Ml",-CSS Just UK Mil,'l> HN N.\ • '417-W. 9 Ratl. I wish tu nnnnuni’K to the pei>i.'« Heiitlnole County. Florida, once nsl and lies! bidder for ru*h. itur- 4:30, Putt.' : ensemble. apartments, privat bath.- gnr- ly for twelve tlnm-and dollars. !,--l,--o I- 1 the bnttle of Waterloo ot HrmlnuliUounly tlml I am a Intr tlte luKal hours of sale. tlte eucit week, fur the period of two age. $30 nnd $35. $aiford ar.d Present owner i< willing to r nit ii ), 'i i'll' Hiiffi-rnm from nil) of anti,II,Into fur rr-flfftliin to tltu of- mnnttiH. next Immediately succeed- fullowtnir deserlbed laud. Ritual,-, <1"--ino-uii i-ooipiallits clinnieruU'd F A M ILY FI'P.D F A T A L LlJ fli-t- ,,f Tux AHHrsHtir, sulijvct to tho lying nnd being In the Countv „r hereof. fice for ti'n thousand. Apply Bo\ i.nv, i *un-t ipni Inn nnd liemor- ■Ic’lHtoa of Ihi- voters In the IVmn- tlteIN date OLD W ALLS Geneva. Phone 216-W Florida. W IT N E S S W H E R E O F , 1 have Seminole und Slnte ,-f nlcun Iu * tiuHltlvely ellnitriHted 36 r a r e Snnf- rd I i<-i :•!■). W A L L P A IN T ,-ratli' Primary to be belli In June this tflb day of Peeember. A. D. more partlrularly dc*crll>,',| na f rm rA G o . an. 21 ( I NS) — ilil FOR R E N T — Apar tieiit. 1101 urn I,-at in,-(lin,ls. Write ul tills year. I'-:;, affixed my band and official lows t o -w lt ■ JIW AND BETi .ill i f if * ’ liti rufurt Cun Hut t a ■ A. VAUOIIAN. A fa tiiiv fetid ■lafcl into mntxl'r Elm Ave., Corner 1th St. Heal nf this Cdreult Court at Lot 7 nnd Ihe North Hair -t| HEU IN FORM Ai ••«*»»$ i-Mnip. ( N l - 3 ) nf Lot ». nf latnux A d ­ Hanford, Heinlnole County, Florid*. hem totluy when J. Viqtnry"Novak, t/ ., I Mi IMS i*im\VIN IIOWKTali, [O N E 2J5-J OR FOR R E M — Tw$ furnished 1 V. K ItOUOLAWI, dition. Hanford. Florida, ac­ FOH T A X fO l . L k C T O n . [•Iwt.. i »*l 1*h\klt l.in Sp**c'Uil Islnu 43, of New Buffalo, MW-h„ shot cording to plat thereof record­ I wish t« announce lhat I am < t riert: of Circuit Court, JER. SANFORD, I I lit * *111*1 Ti . (iiiii**ni nf Hlom* rnnitlitale for re-rleetlon to tit* apnitments, large nor.ts, 913 i ed In Flat llnok :i, page 97 of Heinlnole County. Florid*. nnd instantly killed hi* broth -r*L. |Si a . I itiii| Kt rial I MhfdNfH. u'flrn of Tax Collector of Hemlnthe t'uhlle Heenrils of Hemllials By A. M. W E E K S . Park Ave. in-Iaw, A, G. WlntUU, 28. na iltp * JiIt i■ .VVt' II Uf. *Mia m1nt ot,- County, subject lo tlie notion County. Florida D. C ,1., 11*1*1111111' ttinr* STORE— ProTorm*: Ca*lt, 1’urrhasor lo pav latter left hi* home with h!s wife, of tbo vot* rn In t!,u DeinocrutiiP la in t iff* Attorney» 16— Houses For T o'. Frlnmry' to l»e lielrt In June. for Deed. is, Soda. Wo aro Kmtna. Novak then turn'd the f W. K. W H IT E ., Your support wilt ,ie npi>r*F1ftt«il jr nhonc. Call 103 5 ROOM house on W .Second St., volvcr upon hlmxeif nr-,I irtfli, JNO. I*. JIN KINS Hpecliil Master. IN I 'l H U F l T I’nl'H T. TWENTYu falitl wound. Mi x, Wilicifk f til ’ j ' TIM HD .IUDIUIAL GIIU'UIT, wiMtoN, nnrr.v: a d io h 'DIN two blocks from nsjness disSolicitors for Comptutnani pnn p o i n t y J i:n «n (ns o f all kinds, HEM1NGLE COUNTY A N D HTAT1C faintinji hautdot tIt * bodies of her f-r moii of 1 hrrrby announce nty cnndlducy O F F M 'H I D A IS CIIA NCEHY. it Sl Wall Paper trict. Gooti location IN T H E CIHrtM T COURT O F T H E huMbuml nnd brother. I’olici- y i: I '* 'or re-elect inn to tli* oific* nt J II T1LL1H. Cumplalnunt. moderate means who 'ants to be T W E N T Y -T H IR D JU D IC IAL C IR ­ County Judge of Heinlnolu Couuty Nnvnk hod been jt-alom of flic * (), .Shitiholser, C U IT OF T H E BTATE O F F L O R ­ .•lose to town. S. Plnrldn. KUbject to Ibr w 'll of the ASHI.EV K E L L E Y . Defendant IDA. IN A N D FOH S E M IN O L E cess enjoyed by Winelik wlio »■ i -repairing, piano Phone 186. Di-mocratkVote,* of Henilnnle S P IT FOH HPKCIFIC ti COUNTY. FLORID A. -'oiintj. In lb * UrniucrRllc Primary -------------d. ----- .. _ I'F.UKOHMANUK. nn insurance broker. ta with *7 year* E. It. A SH CR AFT. Receiver Hemc l d t l n i iu b* h-"ld June 6th. IJ.'t CITATM N. music store 5 ROOM bungalow wtiti garage. Inole County Hank. IMutntIff. J \H G. Hit A HON. T H E S T A T E OF FI.OHID A: TO k>t* vg. n 10 & 11 Me$30.00 _per month.TjJ t. BrotherAHItt.KL K K L L B Y . T. L. LONG. Defendant. ro n t i i i : i.EiiiHi.ATt'itK It appearlliu front the sworn Hill tone 832. son, phone 135. o n n E l t OF FU O L IC A T IO N I hereby announce nt> cundlducj >CKS— Irrigation TO R E N T— 1811 Sntifad Avenue. Rose Court. Furiitted seven trnl cement work. Co. J. E. Ter- rooms. Three bcdroini, garage, and Dim Kelvfnator, hot w a t*. Excellent neighborhood. Also wxellent op­ J—Tha Roof F.v* ■fetal ahlnglec, portunity take advaitife owners In and galvinized predicament; due to pc.bled taxes II. Cowan. Oak ai d halved rentals. 3rd W. Ball, phone 306-J. It. Phone H i . Well furnished five txim bunga[ed Female low: modem fVovcments; knted: $10.00 com- tcreened-in porch; g^ f*:e. Corner 21st St. llinery Course to Fnlmctto Avenue und jomo at once bcFurnished Cottage oil] )on’t miss this with use of f|ve, ud prtunily of be- $15.00 per month. New York Mil- House nt Paola, locatJ furnished. In­ Grove, neap srhoolhiJ now located 400 lights, garage, good ollcnt community, Month. |ng woi.ian of good ge . In solicit ads for this Furnished five room Road, Irkld. Strictly com- Florn Heights, on 0 nning lights, ha See Mr. Powers at electric .voter, garage, $18.00 month, Two room apartment xl and fn $17 sewing up- French, $20.00 per \mc if. euce unnecessary; Apply to Jno. D. in* ns nt ly. steady work, Court House. tidrcised envelope Coshen Dress, 18— Warned To Rfn W ANTED : By- coml u lthout childrtn: Small h( at apart • ment, furnished. B. 7. iernld. ed Male r lift wanted on 80 potato farm near FOR RENT — Fun it d room cottage. 1314 job with good !, reliable man n:ar Forrest l.nke 1 snee. Address improvements. Call 4 l'hopc 857-J. f e l a »n o i of Complaint filed in this cause that you are n resident of a State or Country other than the Htate of Florida, and that you are over the age of twenty-one year*: Therefore You, Ashley Kelley, trn -required lo be nail -appear be­ FOH HTATIJ I.F.fIDil.ATFRK fore our said Circuit Court at Han­ day of I « inh to annuu'.ire my candidacy ford. Florida, on the (th fur i hr Stale l.tditsluturc (Group February. A. D. I93S. and then and i\ and will apnr.ciate support tjl there make answer 10 the Util ol Complaint .xhlhlted against you. fhe^prfmarj^ to be heliT*ln June. The above cause being a sujt for K 1*. IIAGAN. the specific performance of that ret tain agreement for deed made F « l l T A X AHHKIlHOIt xml entered Into between J. IF I ht-reliy announce to the people Tllllx o f the first part, nnd of S.-minole County that I um * Ashley* party Kelley, party of the second t-nndiduU- tor tax u*xcximr HilbJeiU tout and duly recorded Deed to the decision *>f the voter* [n Hook tt, page 313 of theInrecord* the Democratic Primary to b* held uf S.-mlnole County. Florida: said In June of this vear. I bay* llv'tel agreemetit Involving the purchase In tnange nud Heinlnole counties ami" sal*' of the following described for *o years. I have *erve,l u* situate, lylnx ami being county coimnlsalaaer on nnd tiff property, the County of Seminole and State fur IS yeara, I have made my liv ­ In Florida, to-wlt: ing ral»mg ntnrk nnd clirur fiult ,f Lot Ten, tlloek Four. Tier I n i and farm Ins. I propose to let every ,.f E K. Trafford's Map of the * liiximyer rurry Iris piuportlonati Town ,nf Hsnford, Florida ao* ■diii re ot taxes by viewing, the pro­ curding to Plat thereof duly of perly personally. Your support record on the putdle ri-enrils of wm be - P . P r . n a u * ; Jf Seminole County, Florida. IT 18 P F R TIH SH O n P E R K H Thai Ihl* Citation he published la The Hanford Herald, a newspaper p u b ­ (Legal Notices) lished In Hemlpnle Cnunty, Florida »nd having a getteral dlrtrlhullnn. IN T ill: IH STH IFT C O U R T Ok once‘ a week for fnur consecutive TIIH 'U N IT E D STA TE S Hfll TH* El IN' DIHTKIUT UF FLA. IN " wiTNK FH my hand nnd tlie seal H A N K li r U T U Y . ........ of the Circuit Court nf the TwentyIn the matter *>f HAl M E L S third Judlelal Circuit of the Slate HI’KCIALTY 81101*. tne. tUnkrupt. nf Florida. In nnd for Hemltiole Saitlurd, Fla. Not Ire U hereby BlV- County, on this tlte Sth _ day of ,-n that "U Jnn. II. U'?* the ftlior.) Junuary, A. I>. l*3». nu nn-d debtor w m 'adjudged a V. It. DOFGLA83. hstiknipl and nil Jan o. 1»ZI bt 'Clerk of the Clreult Court of tn.-ao A. >1. In the ................ . i"® ■ - f t > T w e n t y - t h i r d Judlelal undersigned Itof.roa.Jn 't-nkrupiry Circuit ,>( Florida. In and IJ Phillips Hid*., •rando. KlaFor Seminole County. Hill be held a fir'I .meeliflf of By A M. W E E K S , creditor* or .the nM e named Demit) Clerk. bankrupt for Vile "urp'R* of rl<* JAMES G. H1IAHON Jr.. ro'lnlng 'he bunkeiiui ,-id eon»toSolicitor und of . Counsel »rln* an of ter of o'mpnsHlon **f for Complainant. f,.r the alii of County, mi June F ollow O u r W a n t A d s For1 a Better H ome at Smaller Cost HE lowneu of the selling cost when you buy or sell through Want Ads is bound to benefit both buyer and scl)-:r. For a few cents you can find a desirable purchaser for your home immediately by fully describing your property and insetting a Want Ad our paper once or twice. Dy using one of our Want Ada the purchase and seller ore benefited by immediate’ transaction- personal inveatigation, and the extremely low cost of our W ant Ads. T 'fl’ho Satiforc) Herald -j. 4." L ___ I !’ • C l a r i f i e d 'i f e j i t . P h on e 148 ■ 'T X Legislature, subject to the Gitvoter* uf Seminole In the primary to be held C, 193* M. M. LORD. lO per cent undo t« the hanhrupt, *o the general ered*t-*rs listed 4n III* schedules filed herein. T ltE S T A T E OF K L O R ID A TO: T. I k IXJNO. and all persona In­ terested In the following described property situated In Bemlnola Coun­ ty. Florida, to-wlt: Lot 6. nf Ulnck 10. Tier 11 nf Hemltiole Park. Sanford, F lo ri­ da. a,-cording to plat thereof , duly of record among the Dub­ lin Records nf Seminole CouiD. . . . * *>' ■ ■ ,1 Georgia Man Tells How He Fobs J Relief for Many C o n p lik b • • by U ifay tm rb rn n c -------------- Am Old H ot .Remedy- Lot* | and 3 of Long's First Addition to Hanford, acoordlng to plat thereof of duly of record among tme Public Rec­ ord* of Hi-mlnole County, F lorl- Afhcna, Ga —**I have been married 81 YMn, and an Um father of $•»,, children.* eays Mr. J. wee* G K WeetheTiinwsi WM| * ■ a^w aM #» we trm eaM * N E 1-1 of N W l - t of N W l - t of FeutIon 7. T*wp. 30. H. It. 31 East ford. RF.D.**A* thla city. "About ■ lM: , riiuianliiK 10 acres. Hltuate la th* beet home remedy remedy ]I have1eSrer Fein Inoli- County. Florida. "r l». This Is tu give Notice, that upas found la Black-Draught. 1 cu lt re­ tIn* Kith day ot December.' A. U. member when we haven't need it ja -A--, 1937. Ihe foregulng suit w a s com­ menced In this Court and th* pro­ the family, giving It to the chddnn perty desttrlhed herein before hae for colda nnd minor ilia bem' levied upon In pursuence^oj Uxativa U needed. attachment laa M, writ "W * must bar* uaad herein. Therefore, you end and each aaeh e t f yea Draught ibr 40 yearn, anyway, lafarnnd h 11 persons claiming any rst In the above described pronerty la that time we have tried it Aw | would her e are hereby orderod to ba and ap- M ay ccnnptaiwta pear lu-forc iho Circuit Court. In dulL stuiiid feeling, mid my heed for Hcmlnol* County. Florida, and for nford. upon the Ath day oi would ache and when I would ut Sanford Mai . Ii, a . 1». 1931, tbs same bejn^ over, I would get dizzy. X Hub- Day of this Court, and fa that a couple of doeee of not. i.liter wise Judgment by Da fault will hs cutert-d against you. Drought would relieve thla. I - It I* Ordered that thla Notice be to have gaa On my publish,-,! In The IkSanford Herald, I, l.« a newspaper_ published In l3Kn.ln.t1a Hemlnoto would apit up fr v r n County. Florida, once each week, for the period of two mom ha. next the date I n , mrdiaD ly auceeedlng ^ T Ihl* ta}7 Seal' ford. w I T N E M W H E R E O F . I have l d h day of December. A. IX affixed m: band and Official of this Circuit Churl. Mt Han­ Fen,lliole Clerk of Clr.uH Quirt. Sem­ inole County, • F lorid a. •. fly A. M. W E E K S , ■• ., *. d,. -v, D,■p. '■*......... Ton zebtyv. nnti .two. nntcioijca Jan. 30. IDS*. t 4 were rhippetl rvccn'ly from South fl W...Li.k* l W . COYLE lDferM in UankrupVcy. Africa to Eureptait tout. .. FELT DULL. DiZZ. m d io u t o n . -I it - a. relieved tin*. **IWa juet nn all-round good toedi ■ don. Now that I am 7$ year# old. I havo to take a laxative, nnd Black- DjaEL-w 7 * “ * In u m for! Coat* only ~ »V ai •» •X * ) � 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 21, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 21, 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 21, 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/dcefd5bf834809d725aa5b2a2f4e80b3.pdf b5180dfc33aee6c8774e0d318d7419cd PDF Text Text I ESS Richest Garden Land. XIX. S. WORDS Leased Wire Internal# Voice Travels Mile In New Experiment N E W Y O R h fan. 2 3 - ( I N -fj)—A new vol< : took Us place •In radio broad asting history Uodny Message’ relayed across the Hudson rive through a field telephone wor boomorunged back from a hi fo loud speaker a mile away or the roof r f the Hell Telephone laboratories o a the M anhattan dc. The Magni­ fied voice exp intent was in­ tended to dc onstratc th at this latest type if loud speaker would enable 1 >00,000 persons in a mile-wide urea to "listen in" to roprodu ions of sound without the lit of n receiving set- The exp. rli ent marked tho first time that io human voice had been th row a mile without HistOrtion ncc (ling to, . Dr. H. W. -King, \ io directed the dnjionstrati in l C« <tle Stev­ ens Bluff, Hobpcn. ewa Service SANFORD FIA)RIDA, MONDAY JANUARY .23, 1928 Member A udit Bureau Of Circulations FORSTER B O SLfran* Forster HUNT CHANGES Oh Variety OFSubjects On fff BANK WORK 45th Anniversary In Bank TO COLLEGE OF FOR 45 YEARS MISSING GIRL Offitials-BaffJed •By Carolina Killing BREVARD, N. C., Jan. 28.— (IN 3 )—Baffled on every aide, authorities today continued an investigation Into tho slaying in nn isolated Hogback mountain cabin of Ulys Robinson, giant mountaineer. His body riddled with pistol bullets was found in hia cabin - by mountain friends who heard Robinson’s groans, llo was taken over alm ost inac­ cessible hills and swollen rivers to a hospital here, where he died. Joc'R cvis, tho slain m an’s f a t­ her-in-law, was held on suspic­ ion following the dying man’s utterance thdt "the old man shot U - n Iwiy■'’ l l y "Rnhlnenn jmu i iiirwi VTUiriiiauii, ucniltlfttl young widow of the dead man, was being grilled by auth­ orities in an effort to learn more details of incidents pre­ ceding the murder. On the’ occasion of tho forty- honor, ninf Ihqt the Democrats fifth Anniversary of his entrance will name A1 Smith as their Stand­ into the profession of banking, President Of First National Frank P. Forster, president of tho ard hearer. Mr. Forster has no AH E m p lo y e e s A n d M e m b e rs HankTodayCelebrutesAnni* First National Rank, has allowed prediction to make as to who will O f F a c u lty A r e Q u e s tio n e d versary Of H|s Entry Into hhnocif to deviate from his usual I bc elected-president. T o D ra w O u t S lig h te s t B it Hanking Profession In 1883 custom of avoiding nowepaper ih- When asked what he thought O f C lu e I n S o lv in g M y s te r y tirvloV s nod hn8 expressed hlm- of "Coolidge Economy," Mr. ForscLf upon o^wlde variety of topics Bter atatcd thnt he considered Mr. ,to n representative of Tho Herald. -Mellon,the greatest secretary of When asked What he considered the treasury this nation hod ever, Seminole County's g reatest single hud. "His work in reducing the R e p o r t T h a t G irl .R e s e m b lin g First National Survives Many nsset, Mr. Forster replied, "Celery nntioiuii.dLin. ni-n -ns hnvF r a n c e s S m ith \ Vas S e e n I n i Handicaps, Incbidinir l irt.. — but I thtnk'sdmV "of our fa n p e rj ing accomplished mors fo r tho h B a ris H a s B e e n D is c o u n te d FreezeAtid Financial Panics should devote sonic of th eir time country than kny other individual Today inny be only Monday to to ihe poultry nnd dsiry business," since tho. World W ar,” Mr. For­ NORTHAMPTON, Mssz., Jan. most citizens of Sanford but to He added thnt in his opinion finer ster, who is in thorough accord 23 — "(INS) — Search for Miss one of tho city’n boat known and result*. *.uuld be obtained i( tho with the secretary’s idea of re­ Frances St. John Smith, missing most respected pioneers it is an fa; r'e rs would g ^ together and ducing tho income tax, continued. Smith Collego freshman-heiress, epochal occasion, m arking the form i co-operative m arketing as­ Mr. Forster stated th at his centered a t tile ’’ collego today. LNA/Stn. 23— (INS) W A S H IN G T O N , J a achievement of nn enviable rcvoi.l sociation.) such as they now hnvo favorite pqct is Tonnycon nnd Every employoe was examined to iixtn Pnn-Amefican and tho Cclobriition of an attain­ ih Cnlifornin. He deplores the pre­ that among the English novelists draw out tho slightest bit of evi­ P r o h ib itio n a n d a n t i tee buckled down to ment that is the boast of but L-iv sent "hit-or-miss system of m ar­ he is very fond of -Dickens. Asked dence. Every building was comb­ la w s h a v o b e e n c a s t in* fk today in an atmon. men. ’ ' , ' keting celery. ed from 'cellar to nttic. Ash piles, nr. to what he regarded as the d i s c a r d in t h e W e s t e r n arified by tho rigIt was forty five years ago’ to v -Mr. F orster was umiualificd in finest attribute of character, Mr. scrap heaps, coal heaps, every pos­ s y lv a n la s o ft coal . . "honesty." Ho sible-hiding place was ransacked. the day thnt Frank P. Forster, hia optimism for the future of Forster replied, w h e r e v ice , b o o tle g g in g , Florida, declaring It to bp brightpresident of tho First National bcirves that yi.ii.res nnu "pcraevcrance" iierscverance’ is a r.ncn ol tmith's w * lemmars ‘ .. Each of Alias oSm touchers d o p e t m f f i c ax ’ *Y-"/ Rank of Sanford, embarked on a ,cr .a>tJ „ nt!Yor^ V >.A8. A ^ / t u r t t e l M t ykoly'*vy^br»ng’*tiYf* f «hH 'fA A rt l l t ' j ’’,,, . ^ r . ( flo u ris h ^ ' n o to rio (banking- ck fe m r H h a f 'h d i t o o u r t R ' 4Jn>on* ' W f o r - t t t f 'f i t o s p c r f H * tf f . U o e r s v - . - . ’r- <■ ' qucifldncd reganting her s tu d ie s ^ F a th e r O f S l a y e r O f L o s A n - M u rr a y , • vice e^delegntea 'assembled -Vresf&hit Of ] isK Frcc ^ ta le i.hihVprnthfnenct, M .v »• * success ' and• an country m - general, M r . Forster Thnt the United .Stnto. will nnt* bnljh*, in the hopo th at liiRelCS’G |n _ A n u S e v e ra l A ii- U n ite d M in d , fmcQU n f r s o f t h e edm Arrives In V shington And •uxperience thnt is rfeli in tihdi- expressed_the opinion th at cotniioniftto W ill E n d e a v o r T o E s ­ e r ic a c h a r g e d to d a y .-■*■* •, -rr formation thus guined will nid In romV day be plunged into another which handle the proIs Official): Received By tictuil performance of duty. Thnt tivps would he good, considering ta b lis h Y o u th ’s I n s a n i ty cleaving up the mystery which In n demand on Uia tho ’cdnfcrencc, the ntlHigh Cover nent Attaches 'career, although it is climaxed to­ the fact tlmp it is n presidential grent wnr is the firm copviction linn orounsed nation-wido interest. of Mr. Forster who says, "I conDepartm ent for immediate H the’ principal American year, ami would continue to get LOS ANGELES, Cal., Jan . 23.— day in the realization of a most This minute combing . o f tho pression of coal field law not even guess how Boon it will rlivo was everywhere the WASHINGTO Jan. 23.—(IN S) noteworthy purpose, has not been- hotter. (IN S )—One farther against ano­ M urray asserted t h a t ,,- coodi* Smith Grounds followed tho huge come, but that it will, sooner or conversation. . —Greetings reeved for foreign ivltlinut its struggles, liarebliips Mi;. Forster is of the opinion inter, is pretty certain." He hcliev. two-day effort of the state con­ ther. Four alienists against sev­ those who were privately j sovereigns were corded Willinm and deprivations. en. These were tho opposing lines, in the Pittsburgh district thnt the Urpubiiruli party will tr. that General Pershing Tor the stabulary' w ho^fniledto uncover a ' scandal constituting Irmpalhy with Home of the T. Congreve, pre lent of ihe Irish assuming sharp contradistinction open againnominate Calvin Coolidge Some of those forty-five years, . . disgrace to the com muni Americans and G eneral-Foch for single clue iirter scouring the epressed by Mr. Hughes, j F ire State, wl he arrived in to this countryside for a 20-nillc itrea in today ns tho opening of the case humiliation to good citi: (continued on pngo 3) I’ th at -ids words carried Washington tudi from Chicago, wliit-li Frank P. Forster has sc rv -1ln "P” 0 uf h|3 objections of the people of California against and .a standing menace *tO?L ed Sanford ns u banker, were as th e ‘ vicinity of Northampton. bus weight and v.cro cerWilliam R. Cr c, Jr., assistant disheartening ns could he endured Willinm Edward Hickman drew peace, order, safety and moral Btata Detective Edwnnl J. Mc­ jiave great effect thiough- secretary of stS. officially wel­ ’ of the people.” by any man. Through fires, freez­ Carthy, of Worcester, wns called nearer with each passing hour. ■ In-Amerlcn. comed President osgrnvc on he­ er., panics nnd other handicaps, Pitted against each other * in into the enso toduy when State 'In the interests of law and o ant Coolidge hud dealt with half cf the gov ament. Timothy which threatenend the' town from Dctcctlvoi Joseph V. Daly, sought what promises to be the most dor and public decency, brnlities of Pan-A m eriram A. Smiddy, Irish mister, nccomp- time to time, Mr. Forster con­ his assistance to question Miss Kpcctuculur court drama in tho the Bureau of Prohibition to ■ spokesmen b - ..>* nnied Mr. Cosgi e. tinued his faithful serviru. There Mary Bouquec, of Spencer. Miss history of California, will be tho proper action In tha premia** the America1 * j , '• 0»» inis greet President were times when the job seemed Ihfuqucc reported thnt she had two fathers, whoso offsprings M urray said In a lette r to '*^ lit with cone,i i•e uierick Sterling, almost insurmountable, but nn in­ seen Miss St. John in a \V$»’tfe3- were tho central figures In a crlmo mUifloncr Jam es M. Dffrahi. Inomcnt, The two alio tsl to . Ireland, nnd dcmitnblo spirit nnd courage Beat that numbed a nation with hor­ tcr store. Immediately on receipt o f M ur ther were accepted n ig . o. Al Vuley, ‘first sec - 1 tho hanker plugging nheuil. ror. . Manufacturer Who Has Ju st A report thnt n girl reHcmblinit. A y ’s letter.D oran got ih toud; AccomponicdByln^nnt Daugh­ | a idiom atic nnd ^ < * ^ 1 retun- of th c F i S tate legation. Todny, forty-five years from b Arrived In Tamph FromDcTwo more days of final prepay with Prohibition A dm inistrator ! - dc-tachmentl'1 • • of tho policies of t h e 1 A ter And Guarded By Detec­ Miss‘ Sriiith had been pcen in the ntion erack cavalry- the time ns n young nimi of 30 of testimony by both stato ,D. Pennington, a t Pittsborgh and Rack Ray district of Boston by re-.1 , , X\y ,!‘,an« Savs Men tives Mrs. Lasher Is On way Plater.’ men escorted' tl llish executive he began work ns n teller in the W ill H v H ere To Weekend nnd defense attorneys remain bo- ordered a n .. exhaustive inv Miss Reatrire Fuller was being South To Avoid’Tron Hand* im portant commission ti>rough downtv streets to. the old l.yman Rank, Mr. Forster fore tho "fox" Comas to tho bar tion of the charges. investigated by Boston police to­ of llie day was thut of hotel wlioro he v stny during bis finds himself the head of SunTAMPA, Fla.. Jan. 23.— (IN S— BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Jun. 23.— day. Another report undar in­ of justice in Judge Carlos S. H ar­ Doran..also dispatched a p assigned to deal with four-day visit in ashbigton. * ford's oldest financial institution, "Within n year, Now York busi­ (IN S)—Mrs. A\)ilt$r B. Lnslinr, vestigation was th at Miss Sntith dy's Huporior court. her of special' investigator* flection of public intorPresident Co nve’s schedule n hank having n capitnl nnd sur­ nessmen will week-end in Flrolda On the- one side during the Pittsburgh. They will la Was located in the Hotel Astor, ’ law. • This ronintlsslon CJ.)|t.(i f or his offll rounds of calls plus of $2(>0,000 and deposits of through the wniter," wos the p re ­ w*fe °f the P ’esident of the Ameri­ Paris, France, by, Inspector Lconi, forthcoming trial, Thomas Hick­ can Cfjil-j, C»Jipnnrjind one of the the d rafts qntjJdetVuffect-'tiogrin wlthv n sit 16 the Frri.* nearly $2,000,000. He finds him­ diction of Eddie .Stinson, D etroit man of El PasoFTexas, according iciohratud French detective. very points raised -l>y Mr. State I/Cgntion, n luncheon with self directing the affairs of an airplane m anufacturer nnd pilot wealthiest nmlN m o st’ nristocratir to present' indications, will strive by tho Woshhigtoti a*ontw will woimn in Row England, wns has­ in his sjieoch—indepen-, William J. Ron in. assistant .to institution which is housed in one who arrived here Saturday night PARIS, Jan. 2 3 — ( I N S ) — A by his testimony to convince the independent of th at to be conduc­ stnliility, good will nnu t ]u. attorney ge al, and a visit of the finest nnd most modern a fter u non-stop flight of 1,100 tening !<outb today with her infant young womnn registered at the Jury that hia eon evidenced signs ted by Pennington, the authori­ daughter, nnfident she hud foiled ition. to Secretary of itc Kellogg late hank buildings in the state, and miles from Chicago .in sovon hours a $25,000 vtfortioii plot by a m ar Hotel A ster, who was believed to of insanity____ ties bare u td . beginning of tho second tins afternoon. incidentally his office iR not 300 and fifty five minutes with two On the other side, Perry M. who signed' himself* "The Iron bo Miss Frances St. John Smith, "Conditions in the Pittsburgh (f the conference finds tho President Cmf/e will recieve hundred feet nwny froni the place passengers. Hand." of New York, missing Smith Col­ Parker, it was announced by the district are not oa black* as pic­ 'S tates in mi ndvantngeoii. .Mr. Cosgruve at e o’clock nt the where he started out nearly a “In a year.’’ raid Stinson here Tho President's nddress White House, Pinkerton Betectives guarded her lege student, proveil today to bo district attorney’s office, will take tured by Murray, in my opinion,!* ‘ enfter, Presi- half century ago. today, n n:n.i flying ncrocs the and the chihfin their pullipnn com­ Miss Annie Smith, of New York, the stand anil describe the ^avents Doran told, tho International! News rlninml a t • the inaugural dent Cosgrove cull upon vice And what is the secret of the several days ago. Now it President Daw Chief Justice hank’s success? It is based upon continent will be no more a novelty partm ent, fa Mrs. Lnslinr feared who is accompanied by a travel­ lending up to nnd including the Service. "Pennington has bean do­ ling companion. The missing Miss payment of $1,500 on the night of ing, a good job o t’ Pittsburgh and than It was to take the first auto­ Hughes. The next American Tuft and Speak Longworth. a policy, a very dcfinlto policy mobile ride twenty-fivo years "The Iron Hind’! wns Inspired by I Smith hns reddish brown Imir; the Doc. 17 last in exchange for the every, effort ia being made to keep William E. Hickman, Los Angeles hint will be tile coining of His first day II end with summed up in the commohplaco Inilbergh n* a climax to his dinner by Vine* Massey, Canad­ slogan of "Safety F irst." Legiti­ ago. “ American businessmen de­ slayer of .flnrlon Parker. Mrs. girl at tho Hotel Astor is a blonde. mutilated torso of his daughter, down tho liquor and narcbUfr tra * ■ill flight thrtiughout th.- ian minister, at Cnnndian Re­ mate needs of its clients have mand the elimination of time in Lnshur’s imnodiatc appeal.to h e r 1 Myron T. Herrick, American Marlon, tossed from an nutomobilo flc,” ambassador, hns received a cablo- to tho puvement a t his feet. lean region Preliminary reports of thia, ds of the gov- b;cn met and progressive help the conduct <*f business nnd Ihe husband nni[ authorities a fte r re­ gaticn. High A mother, perhaps, will also burgh aitnatipn probably Will profound impression was cl.nI’m .,'lt ),UVt. b invited to meet extended to all. In addition there airplane dors it. Night flying hn^, ceiving tho f ir s t of throe letters gram from relative* of MisH F ran­ ces Smith asking him to assist tho tukc purt in the court spectacle. in tha hands of Doiran' b y tha’ roll been so greatly developed and imin Mexico‘City here by tiie Irish Presii hns been a faithful nild courteous provecKthat there will: he no delay. forestalled the extortioner. search that is being made in P a r­ Though what;.her p a rt will be has die of tba weak. "W hila. th a -—* E. Hughes' speeeli before A black hug stuffed with chopped is for the missing giyl. Tomorrow’s | mil eulls for a service, extended to all, u recopl not been divulged b y ' defense nt- ditlons to which we d ire c t’ " trth u r Rrishnne travel Al*1*0811 paper instc.-i) of banknotes, was |nn-Amcricnn Congress nt trip to AtlingtfNational Come- that cnaldcH the institution touuy The supposition u* New York torneya. The m other is Mrs. Eva attention ara common in the the continent three tim es a/inoiith on Snturday . tar'y. where Mr. grave will place to boast the fnct th at Jt has nei^er left at tho cttruncc of the Lnslinr H 1 quarters it was cqnccd- ,, wn>ath on th ml* of the Un- found it nccessnry to sue on' a by rail, taking ninilanes ni the estate, Hearthstone Hull, a t Round tliHl the Miss Smith ut tho Hotel Hickmun, who, today was on her ing campa of W estern Pennsyl­ time. He’ll have -Iiiu own plnne Hill, Fairfield, whore the letters Astor might bo the missing girl way from Kansas City to Los vania, we call your Ch] Ihe deepest expression of k|1(|W|| .soldier; nchcon nt the note. arose from u cablegram sho sent next nnd will take a dozen trips in specified. Polcc wnitejl s'iti-d S tate’s political dw- , w hjte j | oU5t.( , dinner ut tho ambush to relatives in New York on Hnt- Angeles. It is thought th a t her tlon to. sth a notoriousr ‘Forty-five yea fa have turned Itis the time lie now makes three. In the W estern Hemisphere . . . i CKaljon, to opting upon whomever readied urdoy-w ithout giving un adequate testimony, if ‘sho is called to the of the Federal Prohlbll hair u silvery gray and have im­ witness stand, will ho of tho ssmo In the campa of the Pit’ ked in tho ’ last <|uarter "A ir mail carriers have demon­ for tie sack. No "Iron Hand” address. President Cos fe will visit Ml. paired the sight of two flashing nnturo ns thnt which the eider Coal Company," M urray*-told strated the feusnbility of night stre td e d forth. Vernon nnd ~ use nnd Senate Hickman, from :whom sho is di­ Doran. Iih ruses in the speech ref on Wednesday, t evening See- gray cyys, but they have not dum- Dying nnd it won’t he long now be­ Still to guard against the w arn­ vorced is expected to deliver, "H. ia notorious th a t this to mutual respect fur nil rotary Kellogg give a dinner .pened Mr. Forster’s cpthnsinsm fore the radio* beacon will conquer ings *Vc are ready to strike and namely thnt hcv son showed early tlon exists ih th a camp* of tb ’ feelings were stre sse d , in his honor at Pan American one Whit less, than when us a the fog difficulty. It will ’ make strike hard," tho raillionihre's wife youngster he drenhied of the day indications of mental abnormality. Pittsburgh Coal Company I s certain to receive a fav* Union. when ho should he the head of a Inmling in a fog as easy as a and hfr-baby departed. th a t- it has continued- fo r m _ reaction in Latin-Amorien. railroad train makes its station. Sir Esmc H« il, Rritirli AmPlalidothos men eye the man­ months past, apparently withou speech in full was printed liasoadore. will e a dinner for big hunk. Ills walk is sprightly, I can seo a wonderful develop­ interference by.the officers Of * front pages of nil the him Thursday, Cosgrove will his body erect as a soldier’s. His ment along this line by next year. sion light and day. Th^ first letter rend in purt: law.” . ipers. There was also some leave Wnshingt ■riday morning voice, is clear anil deep, currying The government and private agen­ WASHINGTON, Jun. 23.—(IN its message with senatorial^ effect. "Wo ire in need of n little money M urray asserted th a t, both Stion to credit Amhassu- i for Philndelphit Three quarter* of a • century cies nrc doing much work ulon*: and tlought you could help us out. S I—Full responsibility, both ns to and women bootleggers sup Jwight Morrow with n shaic. ROCHESTER, N. Y., Jan. 23— io*ts und construction, should bo have nut bowed the head nor bent this line, Henry Ford doing es­ You lave $25,000 (p cash iu your inspiration for the. address. (IN S )—"I was th e ' first and VH liquor In these, camps, th at FIRE ROH GUESTS possesion. One year frum dutc we undertaken by the Federal Govern­ ho the last.” With these words dlara of dope circulate the shoulders one hit. Ho U not pecially fine work. CHICAGO. 21.—(IN S )— scvciity-fivo ment in providing for flood eontfol "Next year," Stinson said, "will may Return the sunt with interest .years old—ho is a NKKU SEEKS DIVORCE Churlcs MacMillan, form er Roch­ the employes, that drunken Three hundred ts at-the fnshere non-stop airplanes running in at 0 jfer cent. “ You are not to say works along the Mississippi, Sena­ youth soventy five yenrs young. ester newspaper photographer, a re -common und th a t fights am del. located in tor Hawes (D) of Missouri declar­ all directions over the country. HS, Jon. 23 —(IN S )—Henry ionnble IJclinon anything to apy one ubout the And th a t Is the picture of Frank plupged a knife into the back of assaults by drunken men and ‘ Stinson flew here with two loan, there is to be no slip any way. ed todhy us the Senate Commerce pretty-V iola Cotton, his form er man no longer a ttra c t more lliois, New York hanker, to­ the heart of tin ortl Coast" dls- Forster today. Eager for another the street in lled njiplication for a divorce trict, were rout day’s work, looking for unothor passengers In a Stinson-Dctroiter Wo aia ready to strike and strike Committee opened its hearings on wife, -uccording to police. The al passing attention. . jliis wife, tho form er Florence scanty attirei«a|today by a fire Opportunity to succeed, he tackle* piano from Chicago in order to de­ hard. ! ., . , the flood problem. ieged attack'w as witnessed i-was by tho Nearly 1Q0.murders h a r a s which started " I t ia impossible for inuny of „ .. lr,' on the ground thnt she of unknown or his bank probloms i^Uh us much liver the piano to A. S. Kirby ChiYoi^are to place the hag with the I f ngPd., cd .ia»lha.FlttabujWh-: D istrict rugo nnd Tampa capitalist. Kirh Vd to return to their* home, in the basemen io guests shiv- fervor us ever. ^ i rushed from the camps,, m any of which i cap hahtsul the extinguished " r 1" . money were married at Mineral cred while fiH> — HeghtniiTrf^mothM^MTfrrtttfiTe *1n jiUsjus *o <*w m n u^-bettretrY ^fiti of yoi}r estate between 5 ond 0 P. toward this project,” he asserted. house, and drove aw ay'in an ante traced - t o : bootleg liqnor. thCTItrirtV ' tfrf'frarjrtrgrtE’ • f w f f t t r 'f w a r — his banking cure.or today, he is Chicago and Tampa offices weekly Nt, Jgi. 10, 1028. You will he Describing the flood control prob­ mobile. Miss Cotton was taken to ambitious to stretch Ids service by plane. Ho plana to fly to Tarn- l waic * * ‘ so no-mistake. lem as "tho most giguntic problem, a hospital, where it was said har period to fifty years. The fact pa one day and return to Chicago Women of Ua coating more money, than any en> condition was critical. All avaiL that he has reached an ago a t the next. tcrprisc in which the United States ublo detectives woro \ ordered ‘out coming interest ' which moat men have long been known a4v to has ever-been asked to take part," to search for MbeMiUan. retired seems to mako him oven Senator H«we3 estim ated tho pro­ more reso lv e in hi* determination ject would cost nearly $778,000,000, ■'.n to attain hia nowyat desire. And including the cost of spillways and Tlic primary jn *e of the club Iparntion* for the organUathe remarkable energies of the other flood control works contained jf a New York Club in Sun- will be to promt more friendly mhn seem to apeak right out in in the arm y engineers recommend­ New Yorkers, relationship bet |to he composed of iocul rcsifulfillment of th at aim. ations as well as plans fo r improv­ ± Jaft. 28 — (IN S)—Prince , who formerly lived in JJew A delightful soc ason is expectToday as he looked forward to —— •> 't x t 'e - " |1 ing navigation on tho Mississippi representing Roumanian BALBOA, Canal Zone, Jan. 28.— t. with events cd to be worke another year, Mr. Forater was the nnd w inter vititor/i from the and its tributaries. . WASHINGTON, Jan , (INcertain parties and from (IN S )—A definite’1 announcement icy, and often .charged with |-e state, uie now being made, scheduled for oa re-k during the recipient of the heartiest fellcl "Some national responsibility S I—1The “white prim aries” of tha sources to ehfonea Aa)eT’ of his flight slneatile which .will fectly responsible for' the winter season xling to an announcement to­ lotions from his associates, *n of Prince Carol, now fav- for the flood .control works alone," South were defended In the Sennta Amendment or to reduce Among those have taken a friends and acquaintances. Bust lead him to Havana was made tip by E. J. Trottor, secretary of day by Col. Charles A, Lindbergh. ' afla’ | rol’a return to Roumanjn, he said, “according to M ajor Gena- by Senutof Swanson (D ) -of-Vir­ MgMfl groat deal of in : in tho m atter Chamber of Commerce, which nesa meif “by the score# came to ral Jadwtn, chief of arm y engine­ ginia. . “ Naxt Friday, Jan. ‘27, the flyer . Iona! News Service learned arc B. E. Squin G. PurjIy and offer tbeir congratulations and ling its assistance in forming ers, would cost the Federal GovernSwanson charged.that talk of en­ tion of the Four . Mr. Kcllehsr. Tl imbej* of Com well wishes for continued success. said, he will take off fo r Bogota, to d a y '1 iy. .forcing the Fifteenth Amendment and thus curtail Th^. Prince,^ now in Paris incog­ ni^it $400,000,000." ttf*. There -came' many messages from Colombia. From there, he skid, he Tan effort to stim ulate inter- merer vdil lend Torts in regisin tho South was an "effo rt t«» ln- or the 8outh," said the movement sevoral New taring New Yorl tnd getting ta t out-of-town, all o^-thsm contain­ would fly to Caracas, Venezuela, nito anil on i secret Miialpn has flucneo the votes o f Southern Rep. - "This, effort df 1 .................................... ..........^ _and _ arriving on the 29th. He will also visited jthe forroei,*“CriJv>n"Pride#' W ltu -P R E S E N T CHARGES ors^have made arrangem ents organization p« ed. With this _ing tho most cordial gractingi resentstives in Congress." IU dp- dulged In. in orde. touch a t SL Thomas, the Virgin i* lstt a t ths iuteri* chateau in Norman in mind. Secrei Trotter toiiaj\ r t n crt |ng the esteem and udinirsft ft i k .. fcj Mftft ___ I ...... |ve a dinner at the Country dy. fiiwrrlewcd •by' b y' IntJrnhtional ALBzWs’K N. Y, Jan. 23— (IN SI d iired tho Southern election laws « n Rcpreventot Islands, on the 31st; Porto Rico on InWrni asked ihat all . Yorkers anq tion‘ witH which the veteran bank,, . [next Thursday night a t 8 o’Prince sUrBHy sa id :! —District A ttorney Charlce i J . ; did not disqudljfy negroes but were contrary und Santo .Domingo imingo two NewifHerilee. Ncws.Hen , cb’ ,2,• M l All form er residents and win- former resident a t the Chum- cr is held by people all over F lo r-! Feb. "Cfrdl'a return uT iWumonin j announced today that ho intended solely to keep HIM * f ■ ; ... ■her of Commer lice* anti give Isitura nre cordially invited (o ids and the southeast. j <aP .i n, lvj ... ’ ”*' ' the charges of for- ' from voting. Such laws, he • ■ * 1 This will bring him to Ilavand woulf undCnbtcdl)' ijib’ for (he gtiod' ] Resent. There will l»r no charge tlicir names. u |irs and state ... larceny msiK- lisvo her-' hit countjnr. Thei'^Yc'cnt politi-( s whether they V * L O rir.tiodof b i “ Present at the In riic time of H tary VII. ef : on Fcb* 'F ro m ih en on dinner,, it was stated! the > V' . * ohisf Mrs. f Spranro E. S, Ennpp, jiubliran Knulund a curious statute w«* i ,)C,v b *aid* h* hss po dcfinlto plans.‘cal unrest tliore Is rtj3»W!>ic and * ■:nglnS< pse« for the a ffa ir being ahar- dinner no*t ww ry qf ita to , in hn l»f*'i Btroporta m m u p p — — Organization ie New York pafsed whjch prohlbltud njl u fh h '-T d d a V Col. Lindbergh expected to !>)nim^lor^ant, but ssll luV W _ • w**u|ti taricd W -.-, . . _ _ __ . ____ _ r those who have urranged it. of the «,200,00-) “'VhqiiWpr oHaxIon aiisea that his -dlsaipear Immediately if the Prince [lowing the dinner, nn organi- dub is expects* rove a stimu , imileety'a ribjccta except tho m»- make a short f Mar. term of n raJbe u im inhcf cf thf rei meeting will U Jield »t |us ta the form* .J£t»vi v iis son* King JHlchacb rt tiino details will be* pei/cct- lev lepresen was saU. tod 1 officers oX tho club olewtod. . f t , V *; ‘ i'fl^L* States Policy tariffed By Talk c-SecretaryDefed At Meeting Is Center Conversations irse Makes Proid Impression [exican Capital First Job Was, As Assistant Postmaster Officers Conduct o Search Of Campus CAPITAUCCORDS OPPOSING CAMPS COSGRAVi HONOR IN HICKMAN CASE S im S lD U E Philip M urray« Narcotic Laws Prohibition A< Flagrantly IReveals Lai Conditioi Appeals To To Suppress ing Law PLAN CAMPAIGNS S01EREIGNS AIRPLANE MAR WEALTHY WOMAN PREDICTS GREAT FOILS PLOTTERS RJTUREINFLYING AND GOES SOUTH Senator D e c la r e s U. S. Should Assume River Control Task Press Photographer Stabs Former Wife ;a .n. York Club To Be Organi i A t; Dinner To Be given Tueay Night Colopel Lindbergh D efinitely MapSOut His Flying Program «■ nian People Return O f dated P rin ce Senator O f Virginia Defends “White Primaries” Held Ih Southern: ■ �;• !T P A G E S IX ' fVi Ace Hudkins Defeat Tendler In Decisive IN' LINDY’S SPORT ACTIVITY TunneyAndRick GIVEN IMPETUS Oh Number O f Fights T h a t |A T UNIVERSITY W illiie Held This Summer __ Is Well I Basketball Season By DAVIS J. WALSH Service^ ... ---•—•••ft I 147 pound* tn 1 , SlHtrta Editor, ____ * the title and Ace NEW YORK, Jan. 2 1 .—Too n.ugh pounds over the said the gent who had used a nail night. flic for a oth brush. Too rough, In consequence h , echoed Lew Tendler, shrewd cagey cr, more durshle Hj survivor of some 'fourteen cmhat- before nnd kt , U n d e r " a >' ' V h i,c B a s e b a ll tied year* - a Ums. p m a .n n jf-a n d -b e r^, •MIpfTeUlTrhL was refe rr ig to neith er nail files TVmg the extra i > •■ » ' „ « jjl V r ^ ^ u V s^ s . c ^ c^--— > •By DavD J . VT*1sh . • , • ^ 1L .£____ S' ■* •f ' r ” per tooth 1 rushes. For, be the for­ tounds, he lean., „ iBtM Bi t t e n l — New**— Kccyi.=es--. fSfXTTvi! - f t u f " Tirra;: o TuThry f FLORIDA. UNIVERSITY. m er ever 1 1 rough and the latter chair, ready t0 tp^ ‘Sport* Editor n o n .., j nn . 2.j j1 (A (Athletic Bureavil— a position to in.iY.i* m>n thletic News . ever hs h r itly, they are so much tint with the belLW ■ NEW YORK, Ja n . 21—D etail.< T1 tW n C .D e /p|<(. the f —t that mid-term cxvelour in comparison with Ace thev HU11 .prom oter, for gun 1(l in the nir^. of an agreem ent readied by tier. on in the r a in‘c3 n t e d to t-» Uevp U - p hit his r-enl t i c k e t j anvnnti'.n* aftdnntP.n* 1I nn th e immediate im m e d ia te Hudkins, tie neanderthal man from cd to stand in hl»t Tunney and Tex Rickard. w hm - »y ’ ,p p y n p .’, f.. • a n o t h e r , he th in k s 1o f f in g .. the delijrhtful s p r i n g w enthN ebraska. , ’officinl deenrum th e champion is to b? allowed t" < • h t n ' y w e ig h t c h a m p io n s h ip e r th a t hove rs o v e r the- l niyerAs the ,-riter saw Hudkins a t I ly placated. “boat” the urn cmpromiKinr. ke r n .. lir.ht n*se a so n is a m p le , llt alty of Florida bn« given a decided Madison f m are Garden, ho Was| — of the Rickard contract tn t h a t ! emit • . w illin g , th e r e f o r e . to let Im petus to *por: activity. toe rough, .10 rough and ju st about ’’STRANGLER | he can fi*rht for h h hoy—tfiu r Mullen w orry about the second n m kethall, enjoying seem ingly, everything for the entire w elter­ -JlnT M tillcn, in Chicago. came u j one. more representative varsity nml weight dividon. He hasn’t beaten WINNIPEG, Mu I the w rite r today Hunt n source! Joe *Dunde# tlto champion, nnd he (IN S)—I’roclaimirj Right or wrong, the whole story fre sim a n team s than in r?ccnt w ithin the official fam ily of the wont—unti he‘ m cet^h im . Dundee to the Inst. Ear! QJ 4«f« on beautifully. Why, o tlu r- years have drawn larger crowds Sladison S q u a t, (iiir*!,n < arl>ora. | be t hup ever before. W ills a new, and is -a‘ fairly representative cham p­ the ’’Rtranglcr*', sq ] large bas*<?thnll auditorium . the ion hut th re have been only two on the gnllnir* in v « , compromUe, i, « .* . 4 & S S t « » " ‘" ‘" w * « m « i m i Florida hoopmen nre enjoying their lm ttling N Isons known to boxing Jnil Yard here « nney when, previously, he had ..... ed. _........ called for , two 4~ " provision*. talked *ul nnd the ct i»r one is Hirtikips. It is morning. only in term s of ‘Sept.? favorite sport ns ^ G ator team s in F irs t, th at Tunney would defend There couldn’t be two fights if he the past were n o t'privileged to do. difficult to ce how he can miss the his title under Rickard** iiannct held Tunney religiously to the Bradv Cowell is handling the vnr-j titlor-if gif n a luenk. PEASANTS I n o t inter than Ju ly , which itrnnedtern s of their contract by m aking • ity, with Dr. Haskell supervising j The onl) break thnt Tendler got • lately would take the curse off his fight in Sept. Then, too, Tun- f r o s h . __________ ______ .________ 1 hTU night m s thnt the bout was MOSCOW, jan. . the Rickard option. Second, th at ney-tutddenly-hax— abanrtOTti'J his V nnJty >pitche»V and cutchers, scheduled or ten rounds. Eleven Seventy peasant* is I m -—Tunney -now fo o t l o n t r i i r t he rnfll- attacks upon Rickard , and from have been practicing-for almost two m ight hav been too much and fif­ kestnn were killed 1 & to r legal obligations, would then Miami has given three rousing weeks, rounding their respective teen woul I have been out of nil by a terrific- blim... *" f r e e 'l " J ^ r g e a purely p e r - * . ^ p,.onloU.rN June arm s into shape for the big open­ reason. Ti dlor. now hovering n- front the Gobi UcktJ sopat one by f.RhtinK Hornebmly ; Why n o t- It is sup mpposed in g .of basketball on Tuesday J a n ­ bout the ( gc of J.he middleweight reaching here said probably Jack Delaney, for Mul- vto ^have been ^ Tunn„yV in j the uary 31. Joe Bedenk is varsitywere _ his, Tunney’s division', 1 t trained to n whisper, p e d a n ts . len ip nept. Steppes in the Jrti coach tins year. barely In ed to the bell in the first place. " 1 W ith thin s la tc ir tn t enrae the a l­ seventh n I ninth rounds. A less from one village More than forty varsity and la!2 leged reason for Tunney's mritlsn • llem psiy quite; nnturully is the William. David Joyce, Jr., of Dunedin. Fin. is three years old nnd Am erica's youngest nvintor. gifted nt :, nnd then* a re - only they were trapped l, freshm an athletes, with aspirations choice opponent for the June date. desire, expressed a few month* ck SharShar- in track nnd no seen •a-* - 1 t i , . youngster looks forw ard eagerly to the* timu he will lie able to pilot a pane. A fter his first about ten housnnd of them, would ami frozen to death. and Delii, field, van can he nsked whnt he wanted next to do. “ Let’s go up ago, it) lig h t twice in defense of But why do you think Jack ie S tate L m n d the Murphrce Field oval each | ( iKh t on the occasion of his third hiiilulay, he was have fold' up under the veneering . his heavyweiKht championship key»was sent before the f ile a I afternoon. ‘Indications point t" ; again,’’ was his reply. Hilly Is shown above with H erbert Meeker, aviator. J e w lU r 1 !* W w i,.h p t,U w ia.ia p*. ..>-Y,lKh..DKSTROIl Athletic Commission to next summer. Already under con­ • L._fit.have ever re___ -_ -— ——— “ fgam o a.* Rood and he proved " ^ u u u v stronger teams .thnn tra c t to Rickard because of sign­ challenge to Tunney? Not l>. caust ASBURK PARK,! it in the -innl round when ho ho was entitled to do so a fte r ’ sn’dhiibVe’fn lc w s tlW c ^ ra c to i up* dcgrA* of intimacy. If he were n ing th at fam ous pact in St- Louis — (IN S )—A fire *t -JT—---------- --- . . JL on tin* stugc had been noted. And street cleaner, this stute of affairs fought tl ' Ace to a standstill and the Bench Casino •% ld Wvfa W* vH udad'vtkat •what*;•'happenedvfjftu Utn had his y low head bouncing back ife was fold to u>« sc» in o* close with Id* candidates, ., when the ccm tfony was over, m ight be generally acceptable. But *F in n e y know’ th at he m ust fight walk here yesterday ^ Boxing, which commenced to gain the good people, men and women, he 1b the heavyweight champion of on his s [alder blades from left estimated at halt ai • twice. Otherwise, his friend, Mul­ dcr to establish |iriority claims on keyed that impulse and gathered the world and so many people hooks to l* chin. len, would be able to do h in m lf a Tunney fight here in’ the event I pnfmlnr favor in the uniM rsity But n lnsh is nn ephei literal wns brought under 1 there proved to be anything ; yeurs ngo, and which now about (ie.ne Tunney to shake his would like to know his pleasures, before four o'clock alm ost no good and Tunney’s oral that •it. the .> a I . at...ft I li.iunjiitt ti*f» Z _ a . tales th a t Dempsey was occupies n prominent place in hand and hearken t" his precise ♦hints, idiocincrncles and various thing, nt est, nnd Tcndler’s last ing. pinm lse a fte r the Inst fight in Florida’s athletic drclculuin at- Public Opinion Swlnfflnif Now munciuthms. other facts of his personality. In­ round ral : wns ‘only a flash a fte r Chicago would become worthless going blind or thnt hr hud deeidi’t hurt Hudkins with n trncts a henlthy delegation of uprtl that enough was nitieh to much. To HeavyweiKht Tltlenolder BEARDED ( H1L 8 0 . it w as said, Tunney begun A ■com parative few days later, stead, they know nothing of him nil. You P goutec any more thnn l>2 i* clftshnum nnd MHut ’ f°r dils nt nil. His seclusion 1» impenetr It is no sta r chamber seen t that As Recent Incidents Show out shouting Rickard, with the Tunney war ti guest of honor at rce iron with n hnt pin. workout under supervision of . . RIO DE JANEWl the All Champions’ dinner-in New nblo. inevitable result th a t they are Rickard looks to Sharkey as tinrounds might have fin­ (IN S )—A child wb logical substitute challenger in the ro ach John I’lomho.. 1 jsjjcw YORK, Jan. 21 — (IN'S> There is nothing like thnt sort York. Tilden, Ruth, Bobby Jones g e ttin g together and, in fart, i»ler; five more certainly in this world was 1 A varied ami sundry program 1 _Slowly but with insistent final nnd other groat figures in the of thing for w hetting the public rondy have done bo. The getting event that Dempsey is not avail­ done so.. he ard trim, war bco of intra-m ural sports, offering appetite for detuils, authentic or ity , that grim,* inexorable pendu­ world of sport were there ns honor•logothcr is supposed to huve re­ able. . City, Sorgipe Pros athletic activity for nil students lum thut is Public Opinion is 1 d guests, too, nnd each wus form ­ otherwise, ns Mr. Foril brilliantly . Mo reports from th on the Florida Campus, is in oper­ swinging toward uml in favor of a ally introduced. The diners cheered surmised when he wns about ready tenth, dfroping Tendler cleanl* , Hudkins •carried ever J reports said. \vai ation, and meeting with success. man wlm, less than a year ago. " :,s the «il hers with hearty good will. to come forth with his new cur. for n coun of eight in the and seventh and mill pt the third th' moustache A. L. Browne is director of intru- anathem a to the average palate, 11 Hut they stood on their feet us a Finally, tliere is the m atter of The child’; father i| Tunney’s ability ns n fighting man. round wftl n left to the rotunda not n barber. nniral sp irts. one was to believe all he heard. tribute to Tunney. When h’e dethioned Juck Dempsey nnd n rig) cross to the jowl. Too Tennis, with an array "f •xeel- Gene Tunney, heavyweight chant S a y thut you will, the man that | lent placet s, advanced in inteiest t,jon of t |ltl world, is coming into bus that compelling type of per- in Philadelphia, tunny refused to much enfluiasm for the kill-stop­ PRISONER ped l l u d f s from getting it in this ! th is week with the opening of two l ,K. popu|m*ity that the title in «triii Iit y that -demands and receives accept the verdict us final and they round ju ltas tr.o much gameness OTTAWA. 111. ■!« I fine d a y courts. In addtlon ; IX 1 question is tacitly but often c t.'ti- r, poet. The church people gave it resented Tunney forthw ith as n l(t*inent courts offer. u|.jH»rluuily 11>()UBiy Hupposed to eiulow fts pos- to him because his life exemplifies man whose only claim to consid­ on Temlli s p art nchelved the — Additional guard Hiitne reA in the ninth, in which f, r llenrv Flay Evims’* proteges , r their c.inception of decency, physi- eration wus predicated on the fact Hudkins Maggered his man into about lla rry R'U ft*’ thut he "had profited by another skill. Within recent w<s k.«, two dim»non triul .for l!»t- allc( to tletnom Irate then ,.d nqd mental. The sports world the ropA w ith n left ni.d right man's ineptitude. In short, they , itrutions, effeetiv, ly pointing the The >|‘>rt\ links of J lie Gaines­ is g ltiwg abound to that.point hut and latca- loomed a right to the his mother. Mrs Elial :»:• \ It. diifn't think he could fight. f "'in \w ,iy to 11 |t" condnsiou Stuii* ureurNF.W YORK. Jan. J l - - ( I NS t when Sheriff 1-Toyd I | ville Country Chili, n mile fur icasoiiM dissim ilar and diverse. t». They now are beginning to rea­ body with u degree of sincerity peeled 11 plot to kidu)| ” 'te d . On CTiristmns Dr.y n r Miami. 1 Ttnnn y'* ra(ltpr pr.'fouml dignity Tom Heeney will meet Ja il. 1' . he Florida catnpu , nestle the afthat renil; seemed too much for laney in n fifteen-round bout h. , 111101* students here who Flu., a famott* pr.ifessoi ..1 Yah- i; I . " inning to. have its tm-rnl ef* lize that he can. That second vic­ human flee to withstand, Tendlet underway. c i i* d d iie re.l liim sdf 1 I n s. 'in 1 mum 'eet upon tin* sensibilities of tJtoTo tory m Chicago, including the de­ on M ar. I and Jack Shatk*. '• „u,e *.f r*df. wns so npniulniit about it, in fact, he m atched l> r the same d> •• What every this m mill of .Inmmry, at one of tie. , hurdles. It was a 11 un til ami about him. His un- tail of getting off the floor in the that he inked very determinedly \, • seventh round and from th at point rinq-'e direii and withal 1 f"i.c« • with Johnny Risko on M ’ know! See “Motht 1 .uni refreshing in i ' -* kjii'. i * atlitmh* says that he is ini to a ncutri, corner. " The survivi t i will I - • • ,q. | ’b 1 id.i I ntM-r-fitV fid me* sage ill'll tin* cotigii gutioll ni limit. Somehow, "n one yet has going on to win convincingly, has Milam* Monday and1 Hut lnn*SBn’t expected (o heat 1 Mm nnd th<* winner w.H iinr. it'll I'.ikit’g ad­ i-. presumed in hav * I***, n dull ■ to work up the feeling Uigun t« have it** inevitable effect. 11 m oled, t Hut, at the o.ai. *li.| il ■ L* “ died with Gene i ,:r • . 1 f this v.iouU'i fql that I .* looks down "it "" impnrtworld's ehampipnslup. l*> . that tin North can hut lit- gather i.bout ill" In Hin t. I 1 man •**u m.in One as readily might look n y -T of tlo- dn>. t" ; t 1 infol mally l'i) .............. Mount Blanc from the will take plnre in J11” '’ n’ ,,;,ie. ini. :il th:> season. \ l! 11 1 \ 11 m ji* i i r t Ini 1el ai'd I ' el f"i kee Slrdium hen if ■■ ' ‘ erc't of a subway kiosk. In i' t 1 t |;i. (i * _i,,i uiti** In I" hal l o. tlon< pi di.ee nn out-taiKlm I'l.AY Another element that iit^ ap tu r Tv*> I - I • ' n • ‘ ' TKX tS TEAM MAY r j , dill (lit II and u pl i f t. 1 a m pai n' d tend' r. li *tt 1 »''.1 1 t •*' i IN GOTHAM ing p .Mi" interest is that Weffabli to 1.1 t that it did in ‘ (Hiiercd e Jiu-lt D nq> • v I . - I ...I I'M F .in while the g«v«t titan nfystery w th •vlilrlt Tunney Tunnev’s fir 1 <-PP *'•'" '* '• * N E W Yt IKK, J an J l — (IN S) — 1•• u l.eii to hi* ,.|i, mo t e o n v in cin g j ha-* surrounded himself. Many men Kirk-iid will hold h ;s m a t ; m e t •odny on n I •* So ithei it Ml thod: -l C niverdty. « f oratoiv. tin* a p p e a r a n c e o f another j know him casually, few with any 1 II tl' lo r Sept., (! lively to v ’<• l • ■ • I. whoM* fm illK ill •t V. .11 Ink * Ini" 1‘ ijiM a s • t •M ••Ip w eight champion. . p Inn) 1| 'handed m vernl surprises to i.t,( » a i(**rn 1 "ltd .u* .-I “ If Dempsey should g<t r* f»l>l the giidiron last season, mny^he •!oir= n a r k at Tunney and regain ! '* , ioii-y f> •• ; era! weeks. H h" will .„*, n in New .. ,York ......... 1W2’J . Tin .. ,.j, |. Mi A"-" ^ it> ' title, there will be no fm lboi the Ti.x„ns have opened qioncd negotiations I »•• nt ’ J* *"tr Rotti ro-Rojns, tltnmpionship tc u ffling this year. iiilh iillilelie authorities at New Thnt is the way th r heavyweight I (*i»l!,*ait t auk"'-, on Jan. Ut*. On York University for » l»*»t ««•«i : , n;< be will fight George Godfrey M situation shaped up today following . -•*. « ... *J* ^ho\ , u| *p „ uiino |,„wl son game in Dallas for 1U2R and •Kc .I c n r lm o of T « S M - j J »* .M l a game in the regular season m n months vacu.ion in H orida. »>« 1 V* . ' , th(. l„KUal con- New York in 11129. The Methodists * *1 a Suco will confer with Tunney in Miami . rig.it back among uu u ai are already hooked for a trip to and guard his interests against tenders, whether R uk.m l Mno« I West Point this season. CrtOSl those villainous Chicago promoters l*>r nut. . it I n te r n a tio n a l N cwh J C ____ L CHAMPION GENE GROWS RAPIDLY ' " ..........^ .. ........ ................ ..... ! Tom Heeney And Delaney W ill Battle In A Fifteen Round Bout Next March B u ic k B e a u t y * FLYNN TO TRAIN DEMPSEY Promoter R e l a t e s .Chicago Boxer Wins P l a n s Of Tourney Bout From Filipino For H eavyw eights At Mullen’s Arena NEW YORK. Jan. 2 1 —.(IN S )— If Jack Dempsey returns to the ring this year he wi|l he condition­ ed iiy Leo P. Flynn, who trained the former heavyweight champion for his two bouts last year. Ac­ CHICAGO, Jan. 21.—(IN S) — cording to Flynn, Dempsey will Eddie Shea, Chicago Italian fen-. come here next month to begin theiw vight. on his •....... pedestal for ua uoui bout with Gene tltciw cjgiu. hack umn. ........... - ' preparing tor * 11 *i* - unnt.y. J•a c k* said ' * 'in1 a letter thnt w ith local lioxlng, f a n s today, Urilowing his te n round vtsto ry lust , ju . w a s fjne condition lition nnd uou wns **«* I.. M 2 1 NEW YORK, Jan. 2 1 —(IN S) —Prom oter Hum bert J. I-ugazy has announced plan* for a series of heavyweight eliminations in o p ­ position to the tournam ent which nig h ' over Ignacio F e rn a n d e z , the J no trouble w ith his eyes Tex Rickard is conducting. F ilipino M auler, in th e w indup 1 j,jynn in tim a te d t h a t D em psey A fter labelling Richard's troupe • Mullen’s Coliseum would meet no other opponent ns a flock o f hurlesqucrs and |»rc- r * nt 01 . until he faced Tunney again. dieting the competition would lead > • It was it savage fight all the to nothing hut u third match be­ way. Both boxors scored many RECORD ESTABLISHED t w e e n Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney, the K°od rdprior Kai<l^_ JuNEW YORK, Jnn. 21— (IN S )— aggressor throughout uml held « - j m J r m f t h r t b ' B f f c t * T ttc V a n ts m on A. New American record for tho un safe margin on points when the opoRutic hold” by producing slxtey yards free style swim ‘opponent Tunney cur hot sidestep. final goug sounded. was on the hooks today. Miss O'.tun Von l’orat, the , Norweg­ Fugazy 1* negotiating for a ian heavyweight, mode short Ethel Lnckic of Chicago covered match between Geoigo Godfrey fork of Sammy Hilverhcrg. the I>e* Dio distance in 0:34-3-4 In a sanc­ new black menace, and Knuto tioned time trial here, clipping Hansen, who hasn’t been able t<» troit substitute for Al Rood, who 2 l-f» seconds off the m ark es­ was unable to appear on acm unt ot tablished by Miss Adelaide Lam­ •get a m atch here since he *U>p|>ed Phil Scott in a round. Fugazy an Injury received in training. T)«o bert In 192i at Whltinsvlllc, Mas*. hopes to bring either l^uls Firpo Norwcgiun stopped Sllvcrberg in ATIIELTES MEET or Victor Campolo here for a the srcor.d round. Spug Myers of Focntcllo. Idaho, match with Roberto Robcrtl. CamNEW YORK, Jan. 21— (IN S )— polo, a hlgh-toutod young Argen­ won u close ten-round decision tine heavyweight, u said to be over Frankie Bchneffer of Chi­ Lcuding athlete* of Chicago, Bos­ mailing for New York this month. cago, and Juck Spnrr. Lo« Angeles ton, Philadelphia and W ashington ur y will meet the cream of tho M etro­ Robert! is a young Italian giant welterweight, outpointed who has been howling over second Lawless of Syracuse. N .Y ..♦ ^ a n ­ politan District in the Brooklyn raters. Paulino, declared out of other ten rounder. K. C- White College game* nt the Thirteenth Rickard’s eliminations, may g*> of Nevv Orleans, bent BUly Brent Regiment Armory tonight. More of Chicago, in the four-round th in individual atjiletes will . under Fugaay’s banner again. A crowd I| nnpear ... in ..a ,program of twenty(tm trgrncy lout. --------- — ------- ^ rvert* including fifteen re “ Modern medical advice: Pi J 5 />0 u‘ f«n:t J raved the nenr-zer.) | thrit weather t j u t the ahoW. 1 lays. Lloyd II. Hahn, of Boston, .e n re ouy ’ m oth' r» and _______ __ _ —| America’a pr-mier middle distance 5,t \ American airplanes are ronner. i* fevorite it) the Brookbabies/' See “Motherhood’ Abe Milane Monday nnd Tuc?- 1,uiwl by the n svy of Uraxil und>h* College sprint. Feature «v*nt . | state police of Sou Paulo. of tha meet. » . •* -* ., . emm • ‘1 ...... V . T ' v *‘ •; ' O O K a t a ll * ♦ B u ic k L u x u r y ♦ * ♦ t h e s e f e a t u r e s a id e d B u ic k P e r fo r m a n c e w ithouttncreasim tht . 1 * • N e w f y o u - g e t- r e a l b c a n i y — r r t r / t o m f o r t ^ y & r y e f - formancc. You get the unrivaled value result­ ing from Buick’s unrivaled production in the quality field. Come in—sec Buick—compart; it with other cars of similar price—then let the facts decide you to buy Buick. S E D A N S $ 1 1 9 * to $ 1 9 9 5 * C O U P E S $ 1 1 9 5 to $ 1 8 5 0 S P O R T M O D E L S $ 1 1 9 5 to $ 1 5 2 5 1 BUICK Sanford Buick C o. ■" • '.H L i Y / 1 0 ) New Fisher Dudles New Fenders New GM R Cylinder Head New Fuel Pump New Crankcase Ventilation New Carburetor . i You can buy a buick closed car at price.*) as lo\r as #1195, f. o. b. factory You can buy it on the liberal G. M. A. C. plan—with a moderate down-payment which may be taken care of by your present car in trade. These prices mean maximum value, and in Buick 4 -W h e e l T U D Y the new features ofttod in S the N ew Series PontiacSig! Udom has a m ore im pressive list bcenffered 1*-* B ra k e s N<su jn ifo ld s and Muffler New ■id Greater Power * New ross-Jlow Radiator ‘ Nqw herniostat N$U' dter P um p N$w u tru m e n t Panel Newolncldental Luck New Dash Gasoline New Stop Light New Steering Gear New Clutch New Frame New Axles New Wheels hie this added value. These k*1 assu re sm oother, sn ap p ier, more 1 erful six-cylinder perform ance-'' I n a single. annoua^RA eU M Jn^w ca* —e r safety^nnd 'co m fert^^reater •' th e of a n d o w n e r s a tis fa c tio n T h e y 8 ‘v*.« -- ----------— ---------------------m --------------- w --Mnadd* . - . . w — cd —— value—(he * iiiw greatest sw as vever »v . ed w ithout increasing th e pr^—beprfe—bo- a *low-priced . . . six! . C —om e .in today . Increasing n .t • *________:_I • cause Pontiac’s past success m akpossi- see for yourself. 2-DOOR SEDAN ms (A l Foe tot)) Coupe . . . $745 Sport Cabriolet $791 Sport RoaJ.ter $745 4-Door Sedan - $$Ji Spqrt Landau Sedan $875 , All pi Ifn » l /oftot j. DWiivrr J priest l.rlw lt mini* * * hanJIin* rharert. Euav la b d ) M, <K« C o w ' - 1 Motor, Timt P a r w u n u . le Motor Co. R I ^ S G ARAGE 2) i V. First Street �/i»i Career Forster Fill ----- 1---------- •— y ---- - - '« ! he :iw «l. “ necuiisa I CRITIC SAYS ACTORS « g Events .i;'! i -re— A lintel aim iv t.rcr. HERE ! mow*! i I. 'l i t . ' f ir s t jo b Declares H um ified Motion h u e vvi ■■I *ty jiK-tina.-tt r I’iclurc Industries In Knunder t 'I tti'inus E m m e tt n‘pc Will Not 1.tire Many Wilson. 11 held this position for Qf Their S tars Hack Home Forster points with pride to the a year and w..- then "fired " i cfact that today he <<n!) di i .uiK 'I h' wa> a Henii'erat. I.atu lU N ItO X ,' Jan. 2.1. -Thv behy4_. rector who was a m f .u . he wii ..: i : ^ .: t ,i p u & i r o z n n * n 2n«t t \xrnnrrr*-i hwnk': M~ hdm luiV iration f ' u n K u rn p - w h y have m a d e f a m e • *7 'continuously in thnt capacity. • «nd in 18,>2 was remo\*,-d fi i turn fjc-.u ntm* »ti*i* f' tun*1 in M illy wood a re not In 11*08 a fte r the F irst National th a t of fire. again because he was **nxh■t:s to ipiit America and try tln ir luck in the revivified motion had occupied the little brick litiild- " .Democrat, ing for some tw enty years, the I t was a year a fte r leaving the picture studio- of Kurope, was e?:stru ctu re underw ent extensive re­ post m astership that Mr. F orster pn-s-cd by Iris Murry, film critic pairs and alterations. P a rt of the began his lung service in the of the l.ond •» "Daily Mail." in a brick was removed and the build­ hanking profession. Or.ec identi­ iei.-Mt article. ing w as veneered with marble. A fied with that business, he en­ Mis-Vllan.v recently returned large vault was installed and other gaged in no others -except for from America where she made an changes were made in order to a brief period when he served extensive study of im.tic-n’ picture j care for the increased business of as th e jd jrs t general freight and conditions., , , , , thee institution. ticket / IS c n t o f . the South F lo r-. Tvv” thin^ t have alarm ed the In„ Jp20 11*20 the hunk's blink’s officers o ffiocrs wore-j were- -da Rdilroud. . film c-imtuunity o f Hollywood, !■ with faced-w ith 1the problem of doing | ,Mr . J ^ rs to r was Miss Harry declares, “and not w ith­ as an alderman one o f ' two th in g s :' Its quarter* j jn tho t.nrly out reason. city government of m ust he expanded again or another j Sanford "One of the growing reaction aan i 1921’ was honored new stru c tu re m ust be constructed guinst the domination of the ly thicitizens „ of Seminole A fter some consideration of the sei i ells of the world by the Ilollywith ejection to the m atter, the bank decided to erect, County wm-.l product. A nother is the , de ... « new home and the corner where s ta t i legislature in Tnllnhasq;. . , . , I'U' lie n-tii.-.i tie u i th tt- o f f tn r - r r f - im.fH nm!{il)ir is beinR tk r« J . . . U - .lm l ter serving one term . . , conducted.in n lunatic-m anner, and big real estate deal • consummated Mr. F orster holds' membership in „ warning has been issued, a perin Sanford and was the "talk o f,the otdy one fraternal order today, the I em ptcry command fhr reform. town" for months afterw ards. Masons, having been- affiliated Hack To Kurope ' Construction nf the building, n with the Sanford lodge for many " | n response t<* the Kuropcan six-story brick and sKjr.e finished years. A t one tim e he was .prom- distaste for ah exclusive diet of structure, was started 'in 11*21.' incut in the affairs of the Knights Holl\ woml-mnde films they threatWhen completed il cost approxi­ ■( Honor, fratern ity that has been, cn Hollywood might retuliato by. m ately $250,000 and was financed out of existance for many years, -ending back tc; Europe all tho w ithout uny outside help to the in­ In 1891 to 1892 he represented famous actors and directors, now | stitution. The stru ctu re was erect­ the state of Florida in the Sup- working in the studios there but J ed on the “cost plus 10 per cent" reme I-odge of the order, which a t who i riginally came from this side plan and in this way its builders that time boasted a membership of the ocenn,* saved an estim ated .amount uf $2u.t o ' about 500,000. He was for 10 t "**y C o n g ra tu la tio n s HelpedForm Fi.rst N ational In 1887 F ra n k P . F o rster •— F iib p iji^ itli'e x p e rie n c e s and a s­ sociations ns interesting and pic­ turesque ns those of a story book in the.’ life of F rank P. F orster, president of the F irst’ N ational Bank, who today celebrntes the fo rty -fifth ohrttv’e rs rrv of his en try W - U i i r b o n l l n s rr7 .-c .lo ri. I '” ,'U . . . Monday ary 23. 1883, th a t a young man t-f 30 sta rte d to wotk for I.ymnn Bank as n teller. In taking the job young F rank F orster was begin­ ning a career of which he had dream ed since n youth in his teens. O pportunity came in the form of an o ffe r fropi.-the Lyman Bank' and he accepted with u suddenness th a t surprised even himself. The Lyman 'B an k a t th at time was located in n four-story build- fepxi1*0^ ate. it.va sUne/ ‘.p f th p i * ii «' a ’ to 1 FiriP^National Head Started InBankFolAs=P68t--------- i*or 2 Yearsl A i Local Bank W as Only One Of 8 In County That Hid Not Fail iv. iituii * bl the airport. t<> Ijj .-tp-hy'lhe ciiumPci"’ ut ">I.I -f i ; ; r H«« f f i'H * - rr^]nk P . Forster on his on the anniversary of his 45th year as a banker in Sanford. Best wishes from * «v . t MiLady’s .Shop ... .. * 43tn anniversary - as ■ b an k er in Sanford I, Frank P. Forster President of the First National Bank on his 45th anniversary as a banker in San- ^ »* . • .of- the One of thg chief features about tifnixatfon aMtl’afso served «' term •’ .,-Tt«licuiivv narrow-minded­ 1 in Sanford, a fact which the bank the hank's quarters is its steel as f>rand Vice Dictator. ness of a p art "f the film ’commun­ The Sanford hanker is an active *'* ‘ U l c e r s were exceedingly proud o f . vault, which at the time of its iii ity. Hollywood obviously felt in and one which they exploited far j slnllation was one of the largest and enthu-iastie member of the need of Europeans like E rnst J/.iand wide. A t th a t tim e Lyman ] in the state. The huge circular dom »"1 .iila Bankers Association and L’.tseh, tleginald Iti any, Itonuld Phelps was president and Fay S .; weighs IK tons and is 12 inches in a t one tim e served thnt organiza­ Column, Ernest Torrence, Victor Phelps w as cashier. thickness. The rear side of I hi tion in the capacity of vice presi­ Me Laglcn. Clive Brook. Holme* de! t. The Lyn.ltrrWink"Went out of ex- door is enclosed in glass displaying Mr. F orster derives keen cn- . Herbert, Ileibe'rl Brehon. Pmrb ittence on November 1, 1887 and «n irjtricate locking ■m cchiiavm . joynu-nt in reminiscing of the Loni, Conrad Vcidt. and Emil. Jnq^ wrlth its departure the First Nation- The combination is eleetrii ally early days of Sanford. Among the nings, since it is prepared to make >1. Bank w as organized and Mr. operated. it is .worth their while to come to Forater became cinnecled with it At the time of It- erection, many inti lis tin g facts he recalls are Holly v r?d. To talk of retaliation as cashier. Those instrum ental in Sanford people said the Undoing that T. I iersun was mayor when by exiling al! these people is. rulijv its form ation included men whose was too large for the needs o f t he he came here. The hanker well hisli F.un-jie ask* notliing 'better! I-J i n a ils the opening of tin- njd names )}are been linked prom inent- city *>n*l th at it would he year S-ir-fi rtl House which took place ‘■Incidentally, there D hardly j ly w uh the 'e a rly history of San- before its numerous office spa e« .■a January 1. 1hsi« and remember.- <t- e <-f these tm-n, Insides more | ford, among them lic fig Moses could he filled. In answ er to ihiil used to lie the ie n te r of t * an a few "f the Americans,' Lyman, Fred Lyman, itev. Lyniun o f'iria ls of the institution toda\ how v. ’• i tlui > nut plan tn go to Europe social .activity. Phelpii™ II. L. D eForresl, It. It. point to the fact that of 77 office l-'i\*i- years lu-fure the opening l make picture* at the earliest Swope, J. C. Chase,-W illis McLain, rooms available On „f them ........... of the (unions old hostelry, the I •... j 11>It- opportunity, Adolphe Men-* P. H. Rand, and Mr, F orster. ' cupied and have been f*»r <one. South I-lot iila Railroad came into on. for install"-, has rucii an idea THP battk Was capitalized a t $50,- time. Sat ford. I’m stdetit (iian t had vis- in mind, and In U fat from being 000 and was housed in u building. Today thv building and lot m e iti il the city when con-1ruction nf alone." f r h td E m c w occupied by the West- e jitsrrvntively valued at $:tnn,0iH> the road was stinted and amid S e es Rig Waste ffll Mtiiun• Telcr-MSDlkLOonnipiiv. I t , «»»|l its fu ru ilu te vztf»l (iN.W.rci ..'{i.„u iure tupup c u tuiaoiuus.. iiaj JLliU'l Mis.* Ran y dwelt in ‘•nine detail tC Tnr.Ht w t Tbrtek i i f building f iM DJ’-wevlT.-nUT-ni'o 1 0 iok,,f“f ;?llvltUv,. won the Iniwn tin* J*4M open <harg-’s of iieuieniluu.* waste south of P aiatka, it is said, and was hook* a complete valuati, u «,r only spadeful nf ilitt. Tin- fir-<t etigini- i f ninne'- iii the making of Ameri­ two stories in height. The institu- $20<!.25(* is cariied, the l-idldiug lu-- |ni- list- on tin- new t ailin.nl. nam­ can pit t m tlon enjoyed a steady grow th and i**g appraised at SlHU.nnn “The waste «,f numey in many ed 1!n- "Seniltiule", weighed five In 1887 ut the tim e of the big fire. Som ■ idea of the gmwth o f th-- tun- a lii wtls slopped In Sal.fold • a i » i* almo-'t iln retlilile," slie dewhich destroyed alm ost the whole institution is gained by a com pare by boat front Jacksonville. i-hm-'i. "S tars are kept on eon tract town, it hgjjL deposits of $250,00(1.1son of figures on its capital stock In *lK8p the second railrond for mi.nth, idle; it i- tin same with . The 'Bunk faced innum erable ' und surplus. Organized with a capi- came into and sreiurists. Big Sanfuid, being the director* trouhles for the several years just tal of $50,001*, thi- amount wty, rr- .liieksiinvillc, litiiiPit and Key ceta-s are cnnslructci] hut never followlng the fire and its tillsifies-*' tlueetl to $25,000 in 1^05 rollnwlng U 'l-t Railr-ad. The two mad* In t­ uti-3 And more: the exhorbitant suffered ns a natural consequence, the Big Freeze. In 11*11 the capital el merged und Kiwtfim! was gi\ ■ilaiies of the n u n wliise fnnetinn The town began to rebuild and with lock was still $25,001* Out t he r e '•a ml service between southern it is to guide film production are herculean efforts began to make ex- was a s u r p l u s o f $25,000. T h r e e and northern parts of tile state. added, l»e*itle* the sheir waste, to ce llen l, strides a fte r four or fiv e , years later t he Capital stock hud Mi. Forster Imd a pint in Un­ pnnlllt tii II rust yearn and with its progress tin* been increased to $25,000 and tin- io n -11 in t ion of another railroad, "These film niugpett, drawing bank's business began to increase surplus to the same amount In t he v.ineIt todii) i> only- a memory, i In- salaries of Eastern prince*, until its deposits were $200,000 intervening years the leMitine.-. of din- Itankui was one uf the fire are the very men who permit the ju st before the freeze nf 1895, the institution have been gradually men who were ie>pniisilile for the extravagam es, the wmte and tin* O vernight almost the deposits linnneing and installation of tin- iniiioiis folly 'whjyh aie drawing slum pqd^io $150.000 anti finally its surplus s'.infold and Everglades Railroad. tlie wrath of tile, fiianciers on dwintlletiXf «* Tow as $00,(100. The , 11 alley line which operated hc- Ilolly wood." capital am*k->ba<i-to Ire reduced to the capital stock represents a stock! twi-eti* thi^ Vity and the section $23,000 and the institution found dividend th a t hits been declared wliielt now cotnprisgs must of the the w a y exceedingly hard to travel. from time tn time hut which has celery delta on the e a st side. Through the close anti careful m an­ been added to the institution's re ­ The beginning of the celery in­ agem ent of its officers, the ban}, sources. dustry is another favorite remin­ Following the Big Freeze of IK- iscence of Mr. Forster. Shortly was kept in operation and in so do­ ing ..it achieved one of the note­ 95, the hunk's deposits dropped as after the freeze, lie recalls th at! low ns $(50,000, In 1915, 20 years local Ini-'ii.t-ss men began tn curl w orthy fents of its history. A t th a t tim e Orange county com­ Inter, they totalled $317,299.85. A about fur something to take the i posed a territo ry which included us year Inter the deposits had climbed place of the citrus crop, which he-] fa r south as Kifsimec, ns far north to $3(57,255.21. In May uf tlu- same fore that lime hud been the chief Dune Vug Expert Decluifcs Sew as Sanford and as fu r west as Eus- year they had been increased to source of revenue for the commu­ Era Of Terpsichore Is lietis. A ltogether there were eight $522,230.78. In 1920 tin- institution nity. At that time 15. F. W hitner ginning Tollring AboulThe r banks UaedUia. eBouniy and all of boasted deposits of $1,080,023.82 and Sr., father nf the cashier of the Downfall Of I’opular Jsleps ---------them atafom bfri to the financial a t the close of business for the year hunk, was growing celery, in his 1 . PARIS, Jan. 23,— Jazz i-dead panic A ntch jodlaw cd the Vie 1927 thut sum had been increased gulden for private use. Freeze nikept the F irst Nutional tn $2,201,7-12.54. Today the hunk Upon the suggestion of S. 0. ! i r lit least dying. has about 0000 accounts. No less an authority than |lauChase and others, Mr. Whitner Bank. This accomplishment is the one i The hank's business today is was prevailed upon to experim ent' rice Chevalier, leading French J-oinwhich Mr. F orster prides shove nil manned by u staff uf 17 persons in with the product to ascertain its ediun, with a record <’f fill ecu others of the bank's signal success. eluding Mr. Forster. Three of the possibilities for commercial pur­ years on the “boards" for ilany He recalls th at there were times officers have been connected with poses. Three fourths of an acre years of that period the partulr of when it appeared th a t Sanford with th e institution for.long periods, Mr. j were planted on the shores of the famous M istingucttc, is re{|innerores oj^o tl\a» \ pities would be F orster for 45- years, Mr. W hitner Ijikc Jessup. Thu luml was irri­ sible. fi r the statem ent. And Mduricc, actually hclitving wiped out by the calam ity and it for 39 years and A'. L. Betts, assist­ gated by means of wooden troughs was a period of grent sacrifice and ant cashier for 22. Other employ­ and the celery was blanched, by what he says, is remodelling hi* ees of the hank include: placing the side* of orange boxes own *t.vlc, minimizing ja;./. t mga untold hardship*. A ^ F , jCollunv J. E. RavdamLand jJ»_R»CJti;uu;nLjuix.L lu. Ua*^4ila u t.-|a n d .i; 0Ju:gnlritting <m-the-alrf*tyhy ^Y*ith Mr. ForsVer In - t hese drying times wax n nion, who Rr'CTThfaslier , tellers; Paulk Ree­ -In 18117- the first commercial cuf ‘cone,’ swiftly ly sung nai/iitive lerable vertff, bad become associated with the ves, H. E. Edwards, R. II. W right, shipment was made and it was ton* with innumerable Mr. Out of Date bank in’ JB89 and who today is his (). C. McBride and Russell W arren, brought uii excellent price. “Jazz Is out off date,” nayJ (’hei right harylfitian .fhThe institution. bookkeepers; Mrs. Jean Michael F orster reculls. Shortly a fte r th a t B. FJ W hltner Sr., had started ouj, and Mrs. Evn Mae Speeds, discount Mr. W hltner and u man by the vulicr. “Tho public tires rv*n of •ix ’yeur* a fte r Mr. Forater, work­ M. V. Brqdhury, Mrs. F. P. Strange, iiuine of Cnmphell begun the .prqr the best things, adm itting thm jazz ing in the capacity of bookke^ter. and Hope Huff, collecting and ducliuiirt>f celery on u large scale may have belonged to tlml class. “ Neverloss we must not tender »A fter the freeze, Mr. W hltner was tra n sit departm ent, und William and others followed until tho in­ n a d e teller and the two men work­ Ballard, janitor and “ general fac­ dustry bus attained its prefent'- jazz too much. Even if it Ini been ilny proportion*. overdone to the point ’ of .-isising er* flt’e by side, each contributing totum " for life. The hanker remembers that the nausea, these Americun and negro Mr. Forstvr was horn March overy .minute of his time to "mak4ng bath ends m eet" in the bank. Ip, 1853 in Ohio where he llvvd late George IL Fernahl brought rhythm s pepped up our old tiusic, .For semetime Mr. F o rster and until he was a young' man. He the first automobile to Sanford injecting pew blood and vitality in­ Mr. W hitnaw M re the only persons left hhi home, 8U mile* north of ufter purchasing a second-handed to it. “ We have watched the,trium ph In tho b i nlc M rTW hitner recalls an Cincinnati, on November 22, machine in W inter Park. Mr. ForccafSlL. wbrji J J r . ' F orster was 1875 bound for Florida.- Jfivz st«a doesn't recall the year of this c f jazz. It probably would nct^nve illen f f j j c t i i f f l r l l f t snd how he dayz later he arrived at.M eR nn- Mmpoetunt W ent but sayl it was a been ns ffreut a triumph hcie if it ^stajr^fft the bank all day ville, cast of whut is now Snn- ‘ ‘4oBg time ago." Another early hud not been for our in ul tit alts of long because there was no one to ford. Hb cam l from J a c k so n ­ auto owner wu* W. T. Johus^.op­ visitors, chiefly American. Now I erator of a railroad restaurant th in k 'w o are watching its dccorelievo him. Under their guidance, the bank made jts way slowly but ville on a boat, no ruilrond con­ hero. J. N. W hltner owned the dcncc." necting the Two sections a t .that first Ford in Sunford, it was de­ Chevalier is now staring in tlie ’surely, clared new revue a t the Casino de Ih 1913 M r. F o rster was elevated time. reputation of tlie town ufc the Jur$ lu’foro opening there hw aim Mr. Forster’s first n ig h t it* to the vleo-prcsdcnry of t*\" ' - - k lim e J H the 1887 __ big fire in jo o i'wwax a s pie tctl n tour of the province*, iuk•n d Mr. W hitner was made cashitr. Mcllonvillc wr,i spent a t the old UnoT A '2,500, Mr. Korzter said, and eight Ing w 'tb him only a jazz band, put, l a t |f iti 1918 Mi. F orster Paco Home and the following day later ut th e time of -, the r h o two extra pianist/. tlui presidency and has he moved Port Read where he years freeze it wu* about 3,500. The Sang Own Bongs i re fle c te d annually since th at opened a small store. His fir«t population showed a *decrease for • “Often I sings eii ^ forty-sixth b o w ’• ‘tb a brother-in-law, several - years a fte r the freeze, with ’Tdxno "•“ •rotmipunlfnem',1* his eleventh • ~ r ’ ’ ■** Deroan, who lived on many people moving away to plac­ tb* Jnatitution, Mr. Golden Lake. An interesting es wb»ro they co«H **cutc -work. maid. “J found my audiences re­ ferred thpt to the wild al Dr. Wm. E. MacDougall Chiropractor Idione 482—J 1st. Nat'] Bk. Bldg. B e st W is h e s iversary Frank Forster on his 45th anniversary S a n fo rd as a Sanford banker Hill Hardware Co. DIFFERENTDANCE SUPPLANTS JAZZ IN FRENCH HALLS Congratulations Frank Forster on the L .K Brumleyl ex ten d s felicitation s anniversary! of his service to Sanford as a banker .1 6* Hawki A t, �V ’ v— THK SANFORD :ws On Variety Subjects Given Bills lit Congress Construction Plan Sanford Banker N ot To Get Action As ‘Sheer Madness’ WASHINGTON; Jon: 23—A deluge of anti-prohibition bills has been .dumped into the congres­ sional hoppers, but oven their most ardent supporters do not tinticlpato favorable action a t-th is ken asked If ho agreed with •Aston. The bills rn*f?e all the way from r Bleasc thnt the Democrnlic ightrortl f c lr g a ln j^ ta ^ k h c derib-M r.amcndment-JT *1 the— Volstead— Act Iter very positivciy-vcplieaHn to local optloi and referendum on negative. Ho ndded, however, [he would not, be surprised to the Fourth Florida Congressi District, of which Sanford is |rt, go Republican before many b yimrs have elapsed, although tad no predictions to make as (IN S )—The* TOKYO, J Japanese Tenim Association today, decided to send a team to compete In ttft* next Uhvis Cup 'play. The —An attem pt to burn County -^Courtw -llouac wajy pro- team vented early today >when' Ohtn, firemen from four com- entm panics extinguished n blaxe in the main lohby a fter a large hole had J been burned in th e ,flo o r and the stairw ay considerably damaged. EV A refuse can filled with trash Bobb; iftfSTtnintenr irolfPr.-boasU a brand the aid of arf oil sweeping corn- new honor today, Bobby is now the pound. No arrests have been made but police nnd sheriff's forces are seeking the brother of a ' young boy recently paroled from the state reform atory whore he had been sent a fte r adm itting several incendiary fires, nnd who lost week was indicted fo r arson after breaking Ids parole. ntiuned from page one) 'ranch display! more mUii genius during the-recent conIth an any other generals enKd,. including the German -Tlpponentfr-rTf-a-big-nary-ntWcd to Bomb's smpiKirt. llornh wob aroused by a speech of Admiral Plunkett, head of the Brooklyn Nnvy A nrd, who said war was in­ evitable. Borah declared Plunkett named Great Britain ns Amoricn’s opponent. Borah said a British nrfliiiral recently hail made a similar statement. "All this Is a part of the well organized plan to prepare the public mind for a naval race,” Boruh said,'"A limited number of cruisers to help police our com­ merce can be justified. But this program together with the wild nnd excited statem ents about war, is sheer madness.” The House Naval Affairs Com­ mittee is holding hearings on the building program. ■gresslve thought and action ■ that sooner or lite r some such Rbinntion ns a League of Nat* p is inevitable. Mr. F orster does R believe the United States lu ld officially recognise Russia KiJ the people there have \r L e way demonstrated their nbi\ to governfthemsclves, As to Issolini, Mr, F orster holds that K man is too conceited and th at ■ will never e tta in any. degree of lernaUonal Influence. * [The question was put to Mr. I n te r "Do you believe in women loking?" and he answered 'very ■itlvely, “I do not." Neither kg he believe in the . so-cnlled Bnpurlin note m arriages.’’ lie dose [t think, however, that the young FEDERAL ( VNERSH1P ASKED [ople of today are any * wilder Is though nt» doubts If they , arc [ought -up to nho\V the respect r their eldnrs, or to manifest L samo degree of courtesy, ns ley formerly were. Mr. Fora ter [lieves in college educations for bung men nnd women, but does pt put any faith in the Darwinian jeory of evolution. [Mr. Forster believes forty-five, [ilea nn hour is reasonable speed mit on state highways. For cerlin crimes. Mr. Forster believes i capital punishment, hut does nt think a man should be convic>d on circumstantial evidence. He ?gurds telephoto nnd the radio s the two greatest indentions of [■rent years. kmateur Bandit Shot In His First Attempt [CHICAGO, Jan. 23.— (IN S)— but of work five months, "nagged” »y friends of his wife who urged per to have him arrested for non[upport of herself and their 3 year tbi daughter, Lorraine, Edward hrahatn 2t , turned would-be banpit. and was shot to death during kis first attem pted hold-up a sham affair without a gun or any other means to enforce his command of [‘hands up", Graham was shot accidentally when a crowd of s|»cctntors near a crowded picture theatre jostled [he arm of a special detective rauring the discharge of his revol­ ver. Arthur Bedard, the detective, Fold police he had not meant to fire the gun. He tried to hold up khe theatre. M VRRIAGE ANNOUNCED COURT I’ll INCH ES AI’HS ACCIDENT MALTA, Jan., 21 —(IN S)—Sir Alan Coblinm, - British war ace, took off today for Benghazi, North ( Africn, continuing his flight ubuiftui th a t .continent. Cob ham started from England sev­ eral months ago ..but was rietuined here by bad weather nnd the necessity of making repairs on Ids machine. LONDON. Jan., 23—(IN S )How the rrihe of Wales narrowly missed scrim injury in a near accident at leltoc Mowbray ■«Sat­ urday beenn known today. A heavy lorry J kidding badly at the Prince’s can amc along the rond, For the first time in more than 200 years visitors to the old Coop­ er's Hull, London, are not being received by a man named Boyer, tin- last of th a t name to nerve as clerk, E. Lawrence Boyer, having died at the nge of 70 recently. NEW Y O A K e -J a tw Z S ^ Five person* (TvCTtome^by in' n tcnefnentTiouse G r e a t Avenue and 42nd Street U< nIght. were p r a p p U M ^ S ^ I gvr -TM y'~ frefr when carried dfiwn extetwft ders by firemen. Congratulations president, The First National Bank, Frank P. Forster 45th anniversary ** N pTho 'W aiiyirtgi Parsnh” wn? put to work in the Prison chair factory upon his rn iv a l nt the bnstile following his conviction in MeCklenbuig County Superior Court for bigamy, lie was sen­ tenced to serve from eighteen to twenty-four months. But Rtjv. Jordan, who is past his sixtieth milestone, found the work to hard, and his hands be­ came blistered. So the ex-minister wiih put to work in the prison I lower garden. A few weeks ngo he fell and was injured. Upon his recovery ho was put bock in the chair factory ns fore­ man. Rev, .Ionian plans to re-enter Ihe ministry when he is released lim n prison. NEW YO K. Jan. 23—(IN S)— Fodder of ’ To still is the high scorer in l i Eastern J liter-col­ legiate Bask ihnll League today with a tola if 35 points in four gnmes. Lay n of Cornell is the real leader however, with 30 points in on : two games. Ijiytou and Deep o Dartmouth arc tied for second ] ice. Cornell kept its record unblelahod by defeating Columbia* onKaturdny night. The Cornell-Briny on game on Wed­ nesday will I the Inst league con­ test played mtil Fob. 11. today. Strong winds hhtd of yolunteer firemen h t the (levasUttrif ‘ liMfWJ firem an, Dan Blackwell, ably fatally injured. -*" LOST:—One pnir of horn rimmed spectacles Friday evening. Re­ turn to Mrs. S. R. Dighton nnd receive reward. RALEIGH, N. C. ■Inn. 23.— Three months nftcr lie shedded his ministerial garb for prison stripes, Rev. Thomas F. Jordan, allegedly thrice-wedded Methodist divine has been, made foreman of the large chair factory nt State IN SCORING ORDERS honorary supreme archon" cf the Sigma Alpha Epsilon, hl» college •fraternity. The honor— the highest in the gift of the fra ­ ternity wg'n bestowed by lha grand headquarters, located here. Jones (TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY) Preacher Bigamist Runs Chair Factory In Raleigh’s Prison (INS)-Gover nciit ownership nnd operation, ol all telegraph nnd telephone lin i would he provide <1 under bill i traduced lotlay by Rep. Berger S) of ‘.Wisconsin, He/ raid the Ant rienn Telephone and Telegraph Ci a p u n / "haB destroy­ ed practical! i all competition in tho telephon business. Dominates the field in hich it operates nnd is piling up einendous profits by purchasing . apparatus from JAPAN JtNTfcRS TEAM Attempt To Destroy Courthouse Poile istlo Pitts & Littrell as a b a n k e r in S a n fo rd « $ Expert Auto Repairing: Phone 406 105 N. Palmetto C. E. Myers* president . Ji.isit aid IMorin N. E. Corner First and Elm Sts GOODRICH SILVfeRTOWNS Extends heartiest Congratulations to Forster .1 i ‘’iu «irhv*» on the anniversary of his .'ir.jiaTj -■nwx'ji**; I'I'll .toll. SALESLADIES WANTED Frank P BLAST SVE3TIGATED BOSTON, \ Jan. 22.—(IN S )— I Announcement' ha* beeri ninde [from Windsor, Vermont., that lAIrs. Rachel Littleton Vnndeibilt, divorced two months ngo nt Reno, Nevada, from Cornelius Vander­ bilt. Jr., and Jasper Morgan, son of the famous yaclpsman, Edwin D, Morgan of New York, were married and on their honeymoon today. Mrs. Morgan was the form ­ er Rachel Littleton, of ChnttnAt a whistiy nooga, Tonn., half-sLster of Mar­ tin W. Littleton, famous New York England, reck named Luck’. lawyer. S a n fo rd B an k er .-mbi•»>*>» 71V Ml hijiiq.x i mi in or. -----------------—------------------- *r <j(j t, * • >'rjint.il A < the winner w m Telephone 0063 and 0061 M o rn in id e i Edvirard Hitjsrins. Inc. A„\Z J t * * KNICKERBOCKER HOSjlTAL , (Form erly J. Hood.W right Memorial Rspital) t 1 ■ / y m t % j§ 1 * •' C o n g rra tu la tc s m * fl Jdij W iit ;1 1 ' I ' ]| g| 131st Street & Amsterdam Avflue U n c o m li (i. F o a t r r , P r n M r a l llo n n lil K . l i r a it ii, N r r r r l n r r XV, II. i l r r a a n l . T r e a s u r e r l . u r j M. IIw o re , H u p r r l u t e i u l r l i t E$i f Productioni, Inc, idgu Buildihg, Frank P. Forster , * •, * 1 - f ~ * I Thnnk you for perm your photo-play, "Motherhood.” The plot atory carries truth and conviction and In « •trc tiie s.a great, fundamental truth. me to view bnorbing, tha crly way, it From the medical, poin founjl the production accurate in every del ha ni»he a ignorant ideas which for years hirv "MOTHERHOOD" c and dincere endorsement. Let me cor during this splendid pathfinder picture. Cordially, y c friend. LU< M. MOORE. . J on w a • : Iits , • \ % y ® if X |M ||ij # • (0 g i t Ilf Vi ^ 1 45th annliversarv ■ ’ »* 9 • - ■‘ , • « . y i* 47 . • [)• 1 1% ■ » n 1111 I as a ban ker in th e ’ city o f Sanforditfn 1 l% f T* * , * , 1 * "y ■l’ j * Success* 1 ' * r to him for m any m ore years o f ip |w * * * f 1|1 ■ w| i 4 1 pi Attention of Lita laiwrenco * My^ilear Mias Lawrence: . 1 • banker in Sanford a,nd best wishes . * sfiii / l* * w a . l H 11 l Phone 845 Building Materials * 8th St. & French - v^i*. �lU h rd * » » r r « l l r r » M i ( r mr e |i I Ml * a n f » r « . I ’l o r l S a . A v ra a r,, *■ Thft Herald wishes to take this opportunity of publicly i'an-l.atin Amcrira. expressing to Frank P. Forster th e high esteem with which To Fight Eight Mile* Up. *T i *uT m i *p"a«Ta*f!r» he is holtI bv tbe Pc0P,e of this community and of congratu- No Motor .Price War. n.rirtn. an of lating the other officers and directors of the First Nation* «r iurrt, a. iMtr. n| Bnnk upon the remarkable record of this institution nn- GorDinl* I* Dead. II) A r t h u r l l r U b n n r . I*«»|ii r lr H i H*-*s Ii ) S lo e l*o. .jou Aiiii jim mi — .MirasKrr b*8 'onK »nd able guidance. It is seldom th at a bank, or jfWH tt. ju x k s .MaaaitTwK Kafinr'nny other business concern, has the advantage* of being OUR MEXICAN friends a t the M rilS tltllT IU I under single leadership for so long a period. IIA T I'.S Pan*Ameilean confcrehce In Jlnv*7.00 U M M kli *>.■)• .H.I.l. ..*« ............... lllSH That Mr. Forster has amply proved his worth as an ............... _ ........ rn a rhowed yesterday, perhaps M o n th * ..... .. . . •I.T .1 able financier is not bnly attested by the beautiful building unintentionally* hostlHty ‘ to the t r i e r * r r \ \ «rU • 0.1.1 ncy to in which his bank is housed, nnd which will stand ns a mon- i United Slate*, and a tending l lr r a i d . K u tlrrA i p lo N rrr u r n * £ iUDlfilJt ta-liim .foii.m~any.,.V 4uu:iuU aaM nor.butrd*lso icj iniwn-of-hnttn-Ameriea~ ............ By- t h e . U .................. r ” * I X r w » I r t r lItf t ) r r r r h I n k f r o m -c e a s fu l weathering -of several serious—storms, from the •■li,,i,:nuting this partially “ Nor* l i y r r l r r ( n■rr n < o r n n n ls n llitn bnnk ‘ ic" rcpul,lic*___ t .r t__________ b o n * n * 4 » v« r * « d u ll* n i l r r "r- freeze of 1895 when the First National was the only ____ l l f h r lrp<1ln,f i i r u l a o f I h r • t i e r r r u r t d . | T h r I. A . S. U -•«- in old Orange county to survive, to the stress and strain of \VK HOPE, FOR everybody’ll M r r f f l r l r M t In I 'l u r l d n n n n m last summer when two local hanks closed their doors, nnd Mike, including the sake of “ Latin >Mnr r n f b a n d l l o n o l a t e m k i »■ I h n i m n o i.‘ the First National alone remained to serve the whole com­ America" that the tendency won’t munity. . go too frr. Latins have had n good • A* ----- H e r a l d la n m e m h r r r f - O r deal to do with ull pact* of A m er­ v a i H X M iernn m l < 'lr r n ln * l» n * . o n ,n nri,u,u «r i*uhTo° mUcb credit cannot be given Mr. Forster nnd his la n n I■ A A naaa a rl ica, beginning with Christopher A a r mr l b r n , n n d A a l% rrtl» -. associates for the way in which they have ahj^i.vs resixindCclumbu*. Jewish citizen* also, | in Mr n.CJrhi..rInhmu 'S ;0(1 to the needs of this community. LencbrSTprogressive; ah not exactly “ Nc-rdic” although * 1wnyR looking forward, they hnve shoifn the way, while jm-t n* good if not better, liava I building, yet liuilt up more than their share m j . h M l w w m rth.M li> .. with such necessary restraint ns is marked by practical the big institution* on,th(se conti*! neat*. And then, Uncle Snni a* n i common sense, and sound business methods. ONDAY, JX N . 23. 1928. On the forty-fifth anniversary of Mr. F orster’s en­ unit might in un emergency ho j H K H A l u i i l I 'l l O i m A I I trance into the banking business, all Sanford will pause long useful to Ids neighbors. Several j r In r l l r a n d c o u n ty those neighbors would belong to | t r a t lo t,. ' * enough to note the worlf this man has done, to congratulate of some European country n’-w, had I A v a ta r r o u t e * t o Jnelc* themselves upon his presence in their midst, and to wish there been no Uncle Sam. rtlnik af J o h n * I n - him many years of additional service to this community. t ( 'a m i . t l a n a f* m u n t h l f |l P a y ■■■■ — o------- :—--------------- :— -NFKMtKTAin^OF^ W A irn .i 1 - I tWUI*r Ill The Least Democratic . T t M j r ^ d C 'T r a l f i l l u i p ro a«ae» fla le l* . a p a r tm e n t m n n lt i r C l r r » t le tla n i t |l | b r a u llf Iro * * « « rv a . a a d t a a d r r n k M o p lla l. An article by Senator A rthur Capper, enuirmah of the Committee on the District of Columbia of the • United States Senato recently published in a Sunday edition of the BIBLE VEU3E FOR TODAY New York Herald Tribune, gives us something meaty to A W ISE MAhl—A wine man will think on when it comes to our government. We like to •a r, and will increase learning, and think of this, what we call “democracy,” as the most rep­ man of understanding shall attain resentative form of government on earth. But the facts councils.—Prov. 1:G. presented by the Kansas Senator would lead one to believe JPBAYER—Teach me Thy way, O otherwise. -ord. and lead me in n plnin path. Ho is, of course, referring distinctly to the District of Columbus, and his remarks cannot he taken as at all appli­ RISE AGAIN cable to any other portion of the- country* Tit ere nre)'Kowj \L/*(V ’they "veblp 'you anfd they ever, some five hundred nnd fifty thousand American peo­ •trip you, ple living in the District, aim we find th at in the govern­ And leave you sick nnd sore, ing of themselves they have about us much representation i the depth* of torm ent dip you as a Chinese coolie in Mnnohurin where Cluing T ho Lin rules And sere you to tho core, with nil the autocratic despotism of a late Russian czar. o not grow discouraged, brother, Senator Capper says that# the four hundred and thirtyThough a-w cary with the pain; five members of the House and the ninety-six members of it« .your lip and ‘ta k o * ^ grip. And rise again! s the Semite rule the city of Washington and its environs. The people there havo no vote, and no representation what­ hough •-w eary, life all dreary, ever in Congress. They are not even permitted non-voting {And your plans all gone awry, delegates or commissioners such as Hawaii, Alaska, Porto vorythlng goes all contrary, Rico and the Philipine Islands have in the House of Rep­ N ot • bit df use to cry. resentatives. ta s a repining, there’s a lining Congressional committees, decide to the last cent what To each darkening cloud of rain; to do with the twenty-five odd’millions collected yearly from ease your sighing—keep on the people of the District. They have not even the power try in g ; of suggestion. Congress itself decides all questions of Rise a g a in !. municipal administration, which streets shall be paved, —By Jnme* Well*. what schools shall be built, what trucks the fire departVolusia county is having nn in- j rnent needs, where street lights'shall be-placed, how many ittetlng little h in k cnae o f’lt* own. j p o lic e m e n t h e c ity needs. < . -O--------But even worse! The Kansas Senator saya th a t, General Sandino Im* l»een r**-! s t a t u s o f 1he people5 of Washington is less than lhat orted killed, Lvontually. why n,,‘ aliens: they cannot bring suit in tiie Federal courts of MEANWHILE THE Japanese determined to show that the Paci­ fic is their ocean by flying it.ahend of all others, n r / building two special plane*. A Japanese pilot and mechanic will take one. It they fail the other will stall immediately. We have the world's crack flier in Lindbergh, but if Jttpnn under takes to fly the Pacific ocean you J Washing, polishing, top dressing and greasing at popular prices. to F ran k P. 4 5 th F orster GIVE US A ^I’RIAL. 1925 Ford And Filling Station Coupe 1920 Dump Truck ....... $ 75 100 Willard Uatfcrj Service *Firestone of his banking career in Florida i'lres 1925 Hudson Coach ......... 40!) W. 1st. T i. 893. 1925 JIud. 7 l*na i Sedan 1 On improved residence M ortgage . . V-6.1 Cadillac Sedan ......... and business Loans . . FOR R fN T Seminole In p r o p e r t y - ------------------------ LOCH ARBOR Baldwin Mortgage Co. One 4 mom. iuc 5 room nnd one 6 room hiu.se. See our local counsel S. It. Dighton, Sanford, Fla, Security D a n c e a AT •• * • {•* * 1- y * ' . * ’* 1 Row Boat and Trailer it Tires & Tubes Gas & Oil CECIL L. R1NES Filling- Station * G. S. WI11VIER, LAKE SANFORD, FLA. 1*. O. Box 339 Suilford, Fin. phone 25i— M D IN N E R DANCE every T U E S D A Y and S A T U R D A Y 8 P. M. For Sale to * see these to*apprccl#c them. HOTEL FO R EST Also have two 2 room apartments patly furn ished. . $1.50 We Are Also Offering- A SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER •At $1.50 Music 1 P. M. To 8 P. M. IGU1 W. First Si. CITY TIL fSFER & STORA( CO. Hauling-Cratin Shipping utilities Side-Track Phone I (i 200 N . Mapli Avenue Ralph W. ossing MBr f Co. H. C. Douglass, Mgr. Used Car Dept. II1-S. I/?e SL These houses re modern in every respcc . and the rent (a rensonabb. E at 125 150 .450 600 700 1927 Ford Roadster . Gulf Giii Vuleanizi g Sanford Novelty Works LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Hauling, Crating, Shippinz and Storage. We arc prepared to do nnj kind of transfer service al R E A S O N A B L E PRICES. % 1 Phone 498 601 E. 3rd. 51 Sanford —Oviedo Truck Grovers •wait* of Senator Heflin ns "A oaring Jackass." We know of no rtte r description. ---------o , -----Every now und then llie best tally tree will benr a nut.—Times (Jttion. And even cedar-lined oaeta sometimes conceal skeletons. WHEN MAJOR GEN. Gcoige THE ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD presents it thus: When a plumber makes a mistake, lie charges for it.1 When a law­ W. Goi-Otals died yesterday Id* yer makes a. mistake, lie has a chance to try the cases all country lost a good man, the great udder who made tin* 1 *11101111:1 over again. When) a doctor makes a mistake, he buries it. Icanal, seven years of Ids When a judge makes a mistake, it becomes the law of the life to devoted the great work. land. But when the EDITOR makes a mistake—GOOD­ France, guided by her greatest ... . —a ---NIGHT 1 engineer, De Lesseps, bud trie l Beautiful dnughtor of wealthy ---------------o------------->nnd failed. GocthaU conquered all obstacle:! including disease, united nnd rend­ ered service to all the world’! KAItASOTA TIMES countries. President Roosevelt C & : ’ ll T-* made it possible for him to do it. I t’# funny the pluMi fund* nlwnv* ‘ Tlte list of citations made liy jerk irritutingly out of Privnto to be getting the Republt- tin- minim* corps for gulluntry in H arris’ reach. To stand erect un­ Honor to them both. itta In trouble. May ho It’* because 'action in tlic ‘recent fight will' fastening them is highly dangerous, HOPE DEFERRED mnketh the te Democrtits haven't got any I Snndino’s men confirms our *us- us Private Hurris is well aware. icney. Tiie scene that follows is plain­ heart sick. Ask the Wull street piciun tliut tin- leatherneck* more —----4> thun lived up to the tradition* of ly visible to anyone who lins had lienr, he knows. He snuggled Into One thing we believe a lot of their service on that occasion. experience cither with marines or led Inst night, with thnt longedfor "m arket collapse’’ still in the •ople huve learnetl 1* that you Hut, of nil the citations, llieri* i* mules. i»’t keep tin* woU from the door • We are not acquainted with Pri­ distance, nnd prices going up. h i to us stands out in a ^ b rib in g hint with meat to stay ^ } ,lV' itself. , vate H arris—we rather wish we “What goe» up must come down," Here it is: #ay. "John A, Harris, private first- were—nnd we do not know whether ruys the poor hear hut that doesn’t class. Harris rendered himself con­ he is given to profanity. Hut our always happen, notnldy in the ck Gold, winnrr o ' the Derby spicuous by exposing himself to mind’s eye can picture him, wrang­ care of Elijah and his chariot of 1924, broke a leg in New Orleans heavy enemy fire in order to obtnin ling with n recalcitrant, triply fire. * other Iiok day. ilnv* *1Most of the yellow emmunition'frtVm the hack o f J H U k .InJitu,m id«-of D r i n g f ^ - S a t u r d a y -n ig h t— wttt J itv 'y i'*'* ltceu-*-!-1“ rtifirinuTe. mitT.r tr ~ millets -m uttering untold threats, find poor Mr. Bear going to bed lim e. - That - sentence, somehow, give* pleading, and calling on.nll the m ar­ disappointed. Don’t sell this coun­ ine corps’ gods, outlining the exact try short, hut don’t gamble or you n perfect picture of the fight. foin th<* m vv and see the world’’ One sees the thicket-dotted scone details of the mule’s unspeakable will lose. . a trip to Nicaragua, hut doe* f action. Kliuki-clnd marines uncestry, consigning mules, Nicnru*lwav» Includo a return trip, o' GOOD BISHOPS of the Church gunns and jungles to the deepest ido Reporter-,Star. Oh. ye* sprawl on the ground* grimly poer pit—nnd ut Inst getting the fasten­ of England rewrote, the prayer ing along their *rifle' sight* nnd ■a#*. They always come hack in firing intermittently. The a ir i* ing loose und handing out to hi* hook. The “lords’’ npproved. King or other. form full of an lunholy. ami bullet* comrades the torely-net-dpd am­ George was ready to approve, but y. noise, nnd the “common*," tho power of Itri rf rucks meks und and ,ffldp /ffhlp- munition. you esnrr been kicked by n arc spatting off Yes, we repent; thnt one sen­ tnin, said "no,” a fter sonu* mem te hushes. ()c/aaionping through the ' IJ W rit if forty o ' ’em were to tracts with H\ grim- tence in Private H arris’ citation her made a fiery speech about the you a t h«ce it won’t do half ally a man contracts • and rclaxf)i hi* describe* the battle better than Church of England drifting toward ace, rolls .over amajre that la don* sometime* many reams of copy ever could. Itomo. * 1: ' you g e t’kicked bV a woman. grip on his gun: And wtt’d like to endorse the cituInto this scene cgmvs a mule >tros* Journal-Herald. Who’* ALL * ENGLAND IS excited laden with amihuntio'n: Sweating tlon, If we could; to add our own ycu7. 1 men, cowering behind rocks nnd cheer to the plivdits for the lan­ about the prayer book, nnd religitern-jawed marine who wrangled ous discussion, most hitter, and _____ upon , iponei Ua* called the log*, Icok up and cry., “ For God’a police in Miami and prpmD-1 •■kr, let’* have aom ^o’ them cart* a peeved Missouri mule while Nic- hateful of all, I* made more im-’ s a good bov as long a* he I ridgea!” Private Hnrris, the mule’* nraguan riflemen took pot-shots p<*rtnnt .than Britain’* pressing prchlems. • t city. In I-O* Angeles he escortf* prepares *V) unstrap the at him. It might surprise "Ion!*," “com­ ■0 gajfa ■ W tm rM iitlcn. *•’ ‘hut -* he bandoleer* from th ^ m u le ’* hack. mons’; and the king, perhaps, to Dr. Raymond Pearl maintains But it takes mo"rc than u few o ' lHcr- juat the same. I U erf hi. Miami l» hard up hullft* to knock the cussednrss th at brilliant children . generally learn what little difference meru _ _______ ________ a marine spring trim undistlAgulshr<| pur- words make at the judgement irirt*. Wut w f-s ie afraid1to out o ' a__mule—especially corps mule. The inuie moras w lthU nt*. WheO*U*tcnlng to proud par- seat; how much depend* on.whf)thcr Florida tlUa* aKJHfc I. • ™ • .• i bmAI dmb Last.) IlSSM —* • rimlnol*. » contrariness ..horn of his father, jenta we rursMvc* havo been struck iher you really moan what ypu r-lcoaw wealthy ;£ l, * . Satan. Buckles -and fasU ninga.hy tki**'7Punch* ) 1926 Slake Bdy. Truck 1 We have nil *ize* goad used tire* and tube* on hand. a n n iv e r sa r y . th e . depend on it that she _wili i of lf' 1 the DETROIT OPENED ITS big wl j country. Sixty-five thousand people in Washington, gov­ automobile show yesterday and ernment employees, are barred from participating as jurors simultaneously a bag of rumors, Senator Heflin Inisu't Imd much i nay since Senut<»r Rcddnsipi t«»«k in the trial of criminal eases. No Washingtonian* can vote Talk of ikw models, iu-w price* in the election of presidents of the United States. The peo­ and an "automobile price war" ie pep out of him. ple are not allowed to petition Congress for their rights of (.title forth. Tbeie will he ao price The way to euccess is to Keep on desires or to furnish information to the national legislature war. This statem ent is made on tile authority of the nble«t auto­ H ju mp, especially if yun aru try- in their own behalf. mobile makers, including G. M. * to cross n s tre e t. We do , ,not voice that this , system , isi Williams, president of the Mormon | , . it ns , our opinion , any w h o w ire H f l .„ m ladinnJack Delantry begin* to look wrong or that drastic* changes in the method of governing k« the most logicnl contender the city of Washington should immediately be inacted. We nptdis "the price war is not onlv do not know that there is any complaint against the present improbable but impossible, ill>r Gene Tunncy’s crown. -------o------system, or that any other system would be any better. We though competition is and will ly ^ i f e Imprisonment", of do know, however, that certainly this is taxation without ! continue to he very intense. wo moan life imprisonment, representation, and that as loqg as this condition prevails l , Automobile meg uvo competing Ot parole after eight or ten years. __t ... ____ i..... ridiclilolls when ...i.... .... ..r our __ fill quality and values, with no we only make ourselves we t___. boast of foolish “cut throat" prtco war Sun very democratic form of government. The Columbus-Enquirer ideas. ew York broker disnppenr* from nlth college. Somebody else been •ding the newspapers, we sup- Cars and Trucks W ORK "G U A R A N T E E D oh the who sets un example by flying a g r.n t ile.il on hi* own account, hn* ordered five* fighting plane* built to tight dght miles up in the ate, with special oxygen equipment t i counteract the thin ntmospham at thnt height, nnd nn insulated fighting cockpit CHpocInlly heated. AN AIRPLANE eight mile* nr 42,240 feet up would lie invisible looking up, hut New York nnd Han Francisco would be visible looking down, and nico tnrgcts. _ Lindbergh may fly the Pacific going •• ns hoy*. used-to rros* tahrook, on stone*,* w ith .a hop, skip nnd jump, one Mop nt "Honolulu, cne at Midwny Island. Major Tien loti Huang who flic* for the Chine*; nationalist forces, invited Lindbergh to accompany him in a three-motor plane next rummer, tatting two or three other good flier*. Lindbergh likes flying alone, hut e. tran s-l’ncific flight would he lath er long to keep nwuke. A uto Laundry C o n g ra tu la tio n s Inc. | THE WAY WITH A MULE ex ten d congratulations to J Frank P . filid -t Forster .(I, 1. I on iD ‘> his 45 th as a ■Er>; •• • -• * '• *. ■ /’ : banker in S a n f rd. z •_ — __ l.'.JI*Hye»T»s^ �* 1 t THE SANFORD,HERALD. MONHAY JANUARY 23, 1D28 At A Meeting: Of East Side Parent-Teachers. MRS. FRED^S.-DA IGE1^ Society, KditorResidence - TcL 37 PAGE FIVE Personals One of the loVelieet aociul four- Mrs. L. A. Brantley, John Brant­ ley, William Brantley nnd Mm. M. J. Lchmntti m6toml io Jacksonville Friday, where they accompanied ■'Ml's. Jordon, who has been the truest of Mrs. Urumley nntl was I cn route to Savannah, Gn. The regular meeting of the K nst, thrieflnite stay. i.m ' i Side Parent Tenchers Association -------- ; was held Thursday aftrrnoAn ntj Mr. and Mrs. Frni Mr. and Mrs. M. R. pinwlddic of Crown Point, Inti., who have hcen the Hast Side Primary School tin-.«''d nU*ce "f Jncksonvil the guests of Mr. mid Mrs. H. J. shower tendered her Friday cve- der the direction of the president j Wl*tk-end in Sanford. Miss Lucille Bolz wmr Lehpinn left Wednesday' for St. ninir by Mr*. George Brockludwt anil Thursday evening at n must de­ Mrs. Wil'iam A. U-ffler. It w n s1 Mf(l , „ W(Ul>r„ Petersburg where they will spend lightful bridge party given ut the Mi - K. F. Cooper at-the home•o^deciderFt o hold nil future.incctuiga^hs^u^fc^nvllivjc -awn, ■sw w oiint-w lsders -returning- U. TkTrttue, given in honor., of Miss home • of Mrs, II. C. Mooro-s-on t lie- 1 firmer* wr'Pnlmm vt"*'^xrtmet T f t lit- iu gnnlraHntr on''tKe fo u rth ; with her sister, Mrs, their home. * tm j Frances Riddle of Orlnndp, her Magnolia Avenue. There wore Sweet pens nnd ealemlulns were Thursday of the school month. A Adams. BbAY. Vsf I#If fonary Society of attractive house guest. The occa­ four tubles in play during the lavishly used In decorating the committee was named to purchase *4 ’ , IChurch will meet sion was also the fourteenth evening. rods and rings for the curtain Mrs. E. (1. Tyner of Vero a r ­ An interesting amJ'cleYCt f the church. The birthday anniversary of the host­ The rooms where the tables had recently purchased for the school. rived here Saturday to spend some •» i ’***# * delineation -of life’s greatIlls** been arranged for play were lid’s “Missionary ess. \I *•«• The prize for licit attendance of time here with her daughter, Mrs. .*•M’ est problem. The rooms -of tXi* attractive bright with bowls of pastel tinted i charge of the TO D A Y " mothers at the meeting wns Robert J. Holly. , »- !♦ home were abloom with quantities . l e sweet peas and ferns. The pastel The grun;lestand greatest' d - m H who will also be awarded the first grade, Mrs. J. C. ‘ -------/* W of pink and red roses combined tints were furthur featured in tlm Mitchell, principal mcinl hour romance of ail time. , .t t *1c whool Mrs. Jssie Hickson of Chicago, kllStl with greenery. Myriads of tiny tallies which wore done in Imthing nt Hotel Forrest ----- told. briefly "J , le Arbor Huy ex- HI., is visiting hero ns the guest Nono tinder 18 will be tufc* ■ulivsi*; red hearts also added, a* festive girls. After the usual number of ride. I crelaes recently held at the school Ijf thl, David Mi Nab family at mittetl -touch. Games and music caused progressions had been played, Kiral Society w was ?"«! told of the tree planted in t |udr honM. on Myrtle Avenue. comedies the evening hours to pass all top scores were counted mid the prize ively honor . of Mrs. Stella Arrington, . _____ o'clock at t soon mid at n late hour refresh­ for top score, a. vanity dresser Re- supervisor, of the Primary schools, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Schaf­ ments of ico cream, cake and set was presented Mrs. Lillian mptThe feature of the afternoon fer of Pittsburg, Pa., Were among candies were rerved by the hostess Duley. Mrs. J. K. Ritchie, who were was the splendid talk given by the winter visitors arriving in the assisted by her mother Mrs, held lowest .score was consoled tate Mrs. 8. O. Shinholser on .“The Nn- city on Sunday. Frances E. Bolz. The hostess with a pretty shoulder flower. turc of the Child," and it was presented her guest of honor with laite in the evening the card vvera regw ted that all members of the n dainty embroidered bag ns tables wore cleared mid refresh- * >.■ d . Parent Teachers Association could memento of the oecnsion. • ■ merits of ambrosia and enke were MrWfnnt.-he-PiusenUaud.luim-lhis-'Wnn- Urlamlu, spent tiie' week-end here — Misx~Boiz's guests w e re ' Miss served by the hostess assisted by *— !.! derful talk. as the guest of Miss Lucille Bolz Frances Riddle. Mias Ella Spencer, Mrs. Moore, Miss Lunette's guest* Robert W right, Miss Adele Itines, During the r social hour which at her home on Park Avenue. Mr*. W, U. Fort, Mrs. Walter liny,Miss Francos Reitz, Miss Hetty were Miss Katherine Young, Mist Ilinterm lstcr, Miss Mnry. Belle Nell Williams, Miss Chun Rankin. til*!*, Mrs. It. C. Maxwell, Mrs Guy followed, several readings were Mrs. J. T. Edmunds, who has Walston, Miss Sara Maxwell, Miss Mrs. Sid Rive, Mijta Virginia Mr * S. Sclniun, Miss Edna Chittenden, given by Ft'anies Johnson, after Seats Now Selling: Mbs Ruth Glllon. Mrs. J. ll.-Ruy, which refreshments of coffee mid been visiting her parents Dr. and Marion Waldron, ip s a Helen Daniel, Mrs. J. R. Rtcliie, Mrs. II Mrs. Mary B. Phelps,. Mrs. 11. J. sandwiches were served by the Mrs. F. D. King at their home on IBS BAY »- I* f* g Houcks will ett- Douglass, Miss Dorothea 1-nwson, C. Moon-, Mrs. Lillian liuley.JMiss I.eh man. Mrs. Ralph Warren. Miss hostpsss, Mrs. li. II. Guthrie, Park Avenue, left Sunday for her Miss Carmen Guthrie, Julian Pon­ Ellen Hoy, Mrs. Mary Michael, XiHull Welsh, Miss Vivian Crosby, Mrs. W. T. .lackrim and Mrs. F. 1.. home at Knoxville. Tenn. |licrs of the After* jente Bridge, Club der, Frank Dullose, Robert HighMrs. Francis E. Bolz, Mrs. Dwight Woodruff. leyntnn, Wallace Phillips, Jesse Ilahhilt, Mrs. Arthur Moore. Mrs. , ... Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Walker Meisch Jr., will Jarrell, Britt lloltzclaw, Gregory K. E. Brady, Mrs. John T. Brady, 8t>th ItIH IIID A t PAR 11 of Pittsburg, Pa., arrived here Kinlnw, Pat Lnnier, Dan Hansell leniber* of the Mrs. Annie T. Cooper, Miss Bessie . j Sunday to spend some time and noon Bridge Cltth nnd Hendrix Lyle. MRS. ARRINGTON HOSTESS Boyce nnd Mrs. J. Maurice Allen. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Walker cnare stopping nt the Hotel Forrest her homo on tertnined fourteen guests ’at din- luike. nir.Sunday evening at their home r Banco v iu r. Lii JtUt?,JtflK?.Vnni«ronn TMhnrt--.pn ml 1 >i j R 3' ' SVinter " Pnrk. ‘bishop*1 ' of,,J"S<Mlth w t 1 Com rate ratty SI ■ 1 1 Friday afternoon i day anniversary of Mrs. II, L. I Florida, spent’ the day here Sun|h of which Mrs. FORREST L \ K E net! the members J Stuart, mother of Mrs. Walk er I day and preached at the morning I chnirnm'r. Dinner Jam es Fyfe, Glasgow, Scotlami; rs Club at her The attractively appointed din- service at Holy ('loss Episcopal Front 0 to « o’clock. Charles R. Wnlker and wife, Pitts­ venue. An a h u n n o r table was centered with the Church. burg, Pa.; Frank W. Schaffer I r sd a y > spring hltmanitj. Inrge birthday cake frosted in jmitli will entertain and wife, Pittsburg, Pa.; Mrs ns and snap drag- white and suiuountcd with a houIf the lively Week S. M. Aldrich, Worehcstcr, Mass.; ;h pleasing effect quet of sweet peas. Upsides the [:J:00 o’clock at her Mr. and M rs,.!. T..Gill, Miami; ml* about the wishes for p happy birthday, mi­ luli:i Avenue, Mr, and Mrs. U. W. Trover, Rnllions home. P is-lo th cr delightful featuie of the ufwpartmcnl of the ehoter, N. Y.; Frank E. Jennings, ; events and la te Tuir was the presentation of a will have fourth wife and niece, Juckonville; D. W THE PERFECT Ira afternoon hours .basket filled with new one dollar to K o’clock. Res- Packard, Wilmington. N. C.; J AMERICAN OPEflETTA [ A id at five o’clock, hills to the guest of honor from ke made fori bridge F. Caldwell, Lakeland. M. tj. Law were spread and her children and grand children, Mr. am/ Mrs. S. S. Buuinet wh > KuU LvT-K i-S cJe . Y i n i t i i ’ ^ rn i ber will he served. on, Boston, Mass. creamed' oysters J Mr, nnd Mrs. Stuart have enjoyed me spending some tinv at Itiuu*IDAY oil*, olives, pear. sixty years of mm l ied life, mid are w iek, Ga., with the latter’s pm ness meeting of the -hurt cake toppodTtiolh ftnle and hearty ami are ble«- cuts Mr. and Mrs. A. Zelmonovitz. DON'T MISS IT AND HE SORRY AFTERWARDS* tr held et 7:30 o’am and coffee with seven ehildren, Mrs. E. J. spent the week-end in Smifoid on If You Knjm Thrilling Musir—Itetnitifiil '’Costtimes [hid Fellows Hnll Walker, Mrs. M I. Fox end 11. (I. business. let. linportant that —( 'lean <'nml tly — l.ovo—Riimuiice—Advent ure— ordial hospitality ; Slum t of Sanford, H. P. Stuart e present as there Then You ('annul Afford To Miss This llicgcsl Of All ,, Mr*, Henry'Me- of Jefferson. Pa, llonior Stuart of Miss Mae Holly and Miss Mary M(mini I Shows in- tl. Pace, Mrs. Brownsville. I'a.. Herbert Stuart Elizabeth Pulestoii leave Friday It , llariy W ard,1of Stculu ii«vilh‘. O h m anil Harr. For Boston, Mass They will enter Mr* !,. 1* Hagan. Stuart of Tallahassee, West Va . Massachusetts General Hospital in- and Mrs. Rov Iivoiity-five grand eluliden ttlld six where they will lake up tin* Nurse’s training io n ise. great grand children. Miss Bolz Entertains Miss Olive La Zette "iVsies with whe.h Mrs. George Muffett, a recent bride, link, been himIn Honor Miss Riddle Is Hostess At Bridge iue«l v.ith, was tile jmtwellniujiius MONDAY P R IN C E S S THEMILANE JAN. 27f H p t e l A rrivals A Awl Satin s, B rocad ed V e lv e ts , E m b roid ered •*> G eo rg ettes, F lannels, Mallison’s and other high grade Jersies silks Phiine Crept*. Dark Hhade«. 10 inches wide. Regular Price $3.50 yd. Stile price Wednesday, per yd. One table of fnnev brocaded Velvet and embroidered silk. Regular price $7.00 yd. Sale price Wed­ nesday, pe.r yd. Mallison's fancy Pussy regular rice $5.0(* yd. Sale Wednesday, per yd. Madison's plain Pussy Will light nnd dark shades. Regul Price $3.50 yd. Snle Price, yd W ool Jersey,. C assia an d Flannt Jersey, 54 in. wd. $2.25 yd. Wednesday $1,13 yd Flannel 54 in. wd. $3.00 yd. Wednesday $1.50 Flannel 54 in. wd. 3.50 yd. Wednesday $1.75 yd ".vttwAwi �/• Says American PopeMay Sanford Audience Hearg-Lecture On Be P o s s ib ilit y Christian Science By Paul Harsch Some Future Date "Christian Science, the Power of chapter of Science and Health, We For Scientific Experimenting Mrs, Eddy, • its author, declares ROME, Jan . 23,—'The possibility God,” was the subject'of a lecture th at "desire ^s prayer” and th a t of an American Pope a t some fu­ delivered Thursday n ig h t, a t the "no loss can occur from trusting ture date if the Roman question is Woman’s Club by Paul A. Harsch, member of the board of lecture­ God with our desires, that they -settled to the m utual satisfaction ship of the m other church, the of the Vaticanand the Italian may bo moulded and exalted be­ , M arian Parker, should not be hnngF irst Church of C hrist, Scientist, State wn8 seen hero today. bo kept alive as a od, b ut sh o id ............. fore they take form In words and laboratory” to be liumn ‘ Should the breach between the a t Boston M ass.'A large crowd in deeds,” This was the prayer heard the speaker who was Intro­ ^experimented Upon by stud! Vatican and Quirinal, which has of E lijah answered by the “still and alienists. ; psychi oxisted for nearly 00 years and duced by J. C. Benson. small voice,” this the prayer of MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 23.—(IN S )— kept the Popes voluntary prisonThis unique suggestion was ad­ Mr. Harsch's talk in p a rt was Nehemlah answered by the Her. vanced today by E. O. Heinrich, The Republican and Demoeratie ers in the V atican,-bo -deflmt*ls4A*-^Q^ ow*i T oU thm -of-Jerusalem , this the noted Berkeley criminologist, ,1 v. critninoioKisi, solw iimifcVfta m jn i i.ifi■ ■iifji i w i . i "In the te x t book of Christian prayer of Jesus before- the tomn v o r.o i many of . the Pacific coast a ^-ntiatlm‘ Otovamtona-WOTTO B*krA healed, -th«r Italian-N ationr^ooncr fam ous crimes a fte r a careful an to inject the beer issue in the or later, would be bound to lose Science, Science and Health with of Lazarus, and this, my friends, alysls of the Los Angeles murder forthcoming presidential cam­ tho privilege of having the Su­ Key to the Scriptures, Mary Baker tho prayer of thousands of Chris­ preme Pontiff constantly chosen Eddy, its author, thus deftaes Otr paign, according to on announce­ from the ranks of tho Italian Car­ Good. "God; Spirit; omnipotence; tian Scientists today. A prayer or that in being daily answered by •*The state has spent a fortune •at omniscience; omnipresence; omni- the healing of every sort of sin, to capture this boy," Heinrich de­ ment today by William Green, dinals. clared, “the sU te should profit by president o f tho American Feder­ Re-establishment of normal re­ action," (Pg. 587) and it ia pro­ disease and discord.” O' M ———------t » taking advantage of) bis possibil­ ation of Labor. lations between, the Vatican and posed to present the subject of a a tl ities fo r cinical examination. As Christian Science here from this Scotch Singers W itched * The two m ajor parties will be the Italian State would hasten the such he is highly valuable to so­ standpoint, th a t is, of good and it 3 time when n. non-Italian would be asked to put a 2.75 beer tank in ciety. If he Is hanged, this value is power:—powor inherent,in it, con­ W hether the singing of “Annie lost and only vengeance is satis­ their platform , Green said, on raised to the chair 'o f the Holy stantly being manifested by it and Laurie" In the churches of Glasgow, See. fied." Mai Scotland, would lead to prosecution ground th at beer of that alcohol­ •I I When this time cam e 1 about the inevitably lifting mankind upward of th l singers, was a question rais­ Heinrich declared th a t Hickman and onward to God. probably was sane when he planned ic content is not intoxicating. Last chances would favqr the selection ION "Deep seated in tho heart of ed nt n recent meeting of the Glas­ th e kidnapping of the Los Angeles year the American Federation of of ah American Cardinal for Pon­ girl. He was perhaps actuated by !.abor went on record as favoring tiff fo r a number of reasons. The every one of us there dwells a de­ gow Presbytery, the' senior Ecclesi­ motives of revenge, but when he nmondment of the Volstead Act. very act that the heads of the sire to know more about good, a astical Court of th at city. One of the officers reported that tho Per­ brutally killed his helpless captive, Green mode it plain th at the church deemed the time opportune yearning to attain to the secret Heinrich believes he was the vic­ Federation is not opposed to the to go beyond Italy for a Pope place of the Most High, to that forming Rights Society, Ltd., was becoming very vigilant and th a t if, tim of a "brain explosion." Eighteenth Amendment; but me­ would reason in favor of going point o f understanding whereby there were sung in a churrh hall-orProfitable Study good may be brought m ore, large­ ' rely some of the provisions of the beyond E u .o p e .______ 1 IKWIe. balding no brief.for Hick­ Volstead Act*. His decision came ly and more specifically into dai­ church m any songs that long had rSS: man. Heinrich believes the case of ly-experience and there retained been thought immune from copy­ German "liim le t". Scored right restrictions, there might be the vouth presents a problem which a fter the Supreme Council, m eet­ and used. ' Seldom has a great man of let­ would afford profitable study to ing here, heard the plea of the trouble. “Annie Laurie" was one of "Prim arily, the desire for good, the songs mentioned. Rev. Stewart United B rew ery‘Workers for real ters been so severely criticized as alienists and psychiatrists. Some eauhe fo r th e “brain ex­ beer." Gerhnrt Hauptmann, Germany’s —for tho guidance and control of Cameron said th a t the prosecutions plosion” will be found in the back­ most famous poet and piayright, ail intelligent mind, God, m ust ex­ of the society has caused a sort of ground, perhaps in Hickman's ear­ following the recent production in ceed all other desires. The seeker bandage on churches as regards ly school or pre-school days, Dresden of his version of "Ham let" for divine good m ust bo able to their music. A committee was ap­ llaln rich believes, Which would ex­ Hauptm ann’s theory is th at the say with David, "A s '1 the hnrt pointed to confer with the per­ plain his mental collapse, and lny fourth act of Hamlet, as it is to­ panlcih a fte r the w ater nrook-, forming Rights Society regarding thus -tracing the youth’s career CHICAGO, Jan. 21— (IN S )— day, contains only the mutilated re­ so panteth my soul a fte r thee, O songs th at may be sung. information of value m ight be dis­ The new- home for Chicago Civic mains of whnt Shakespeare wrote, God." Such desire is prayer. A covered. Opera, a structure to cost $20,000,- and th at the first actors who play­ prayer th a t is always answered. More than 2,800 homes fo r work­ 000 will be ready in time fo r the ed Laertes, dissatisfied with the There are no exceptions. w ing people will be built in Glasgow, “I do not believe,” said Heinrich, s ta rt of the 1929 season, Samuel t. afl "On the first page of the first Scotland, this year, - t r v ,..,* , Mth a t Hickman was insane a t the Jnsull. president of the organisa­ part, filched lines and scenes which given to Hamlet; tlm e'h s planned the kidnapping.tion announced today. ;u.|*w*>* C* Shakaspcare. From w hat study o f tho cose 1 was ’•’'The Building will be-a 42 story IIiuiptraunn gives bade to the Dane o*•ifpu.fiy 7?1able to ' a a k s,* ! /- .reached»tho •con­ revenue-producing project, design­ the lines he thinks ho should have, clusion th at he was actuated by de» ed to insure tho tjermancnco of ami therefore puts Laertes a t the | finite motives and th a t he had no opera without depending on public- head of the rebellion against King 1 ulterior designs on the girl henelf. spirited citizens who now under­ Claudius. Ho 1ms w ritten six new “When the hi# netchief beganproblem to closebe­ in w rite it. scenes and. interpolated nqw lines, around him, Tho mammoth building, which und has moved the "To bo or not came th a t of concealment. This with the girl’s semi- will cover an. intiro city block, will to be" monologue from the third to ( fact, coupled coupl eel condlton and in reallza- incude not only an operahouso and tho fifth act. i hysterical * tlon of the sM ous nature of his act, Bmall theatre, but also shops, stores and offices. I t will be located on the unsettled hla mind. Slx blind men recently gave evi1 "W hen he killed the girl ho was Chicago river between Mndison and dence in an nnsault case In Hull, Washington Streets, ‘ utterly insane. And, in my opinion, Kngland. L he Will never be wholly snne again. I Search Twisted Mind "Hickman should be studied with i a view to prevention of sim ilar I casts. I t might even be necessary • to trace his personal history backv w ard, to childhood. At somo point r in his career will he found c turn• ing point, where his bright mind f w as swerved into channels which jj eventually would lead to hla own • down fall. Thousands of children in ) this country encounter such ob" stacles in their mental development ' juuLcvexxjuic .at ill esc ls .a potential criminal. :* "Hickman has brought untold suffering to the family of Marion g P arker, He has been the cause of ! hsavy expense to Los Angeles county. But, in my opinion, it is possible to’ gain somo return for this loss. “This youth with his twisted mind should be made the subject of clinical study in tho hone that in­ form ation night be gained which would prevent th e development of sim ilar cases." , ' / aSSFSSr a b or-' Federation To Seek Beer Plank In Party Platform TO BUILD BALL WASHINGTON, Jan., 21 — (IN S )—A ^entpoqary auditorium seating 25 0 0 0 persons will be built in Houston for the Demo­ cratic National Convention’s use, Jesse Jones, chairm an of the na­ tional committee’s arrangem ent committee, anqUince<> h e re foe* day. G a m in g th a t her husband assaluted her with a fry in g pan be­ cause she h id hed her hair bobbed, a woman recenty applied fo r government relief a t Newcastie-on-Tyne, England/ v. Traveing «nt,- Mbs , is the oldest w «»' Unload} *® honored «nt held at WOMAN TO STAND TR IA L i ______ HELENA Ark., Ja n . 21— (IN S) = 4dr»r-JulI*-V iughn-*8r'w ho w a r released from the state Insane asy­ lum a t Little Rock recently, will go on trial hero n e x t month for the m urder of Miss Cassie Marie W arren 17, salesgirl, whom she shot to death in a downtown department^M ore in April 1920. >n« to 4 5 •J5 .Chicago Civic Opera To Build New House *2 ( i if’,i Sheiks Spurh Planes, Autos Airplanes and automobiles failed to impress a party of real sheiks when they recently visited a small in Soudan, but a staircase aroused their, veneration. They were fam iliar with trees growing in groups, but they could explain the shade-givers being in rows on­ ly through the trees being able to walk. W ater faucets amazed them, for to-tum -a-screw-amfr-aec water rushing out of a wall seemed mag­ ic to them. They bought a number of the “rods of Moses” from a junk dealor to hang on their walls at homo to spurt water for them.When their error was explained, the deal­ er took back the faucets, bbt later each sheik stealthily repurchased them so th at ho "would not be cheated out of the white m an’s magic.” on 4 5 th anmver: as a banker in f. A service for sending photo­ graphs by telegraph has ju st been started between. Berlin and- Vitn- : « kv;*rV*.< Builders (: « ^ M B v f r rV ! coi •'» / r i-i fly- Felicitations Congratulations to to T ra n k P . Forster ! on th e anniversary o f h is 4 5 th y ea r as a banker in S a n fo rd . P. Forster Husbands' Paradise Found W hat has been described as a paradise for husbands has been dis­ covered by an expedition in the island of Nunlvak, off the coast of Alaska. The island ia inhabited by 170 Eskimos, and during five months in the year, by thousands of scats. A native custom orders th at, directly the seals appear, the men, who live by selling the skins ah^H move into a camp known ns the "Kashoe” and live there until the last seal leaves the island. They are not allowed to sec their wives or their families, and their food is brought by their wives to a cen­ tra l spot, where it is collected. A fea st a t which the bladders of all seals caught during the year are thrown back into the sea to prop­ itiate the seal tribe ends their per­ iod of Isolation. p ar ie ks Ing ■r d . « -erj Iyt on. til aut Y< M ing • ft i t. in D* ey. id »le t k( •rib lack 124, £oth 1* 4 5 T * w r Mi W ish in g h im m an y m ore years 1 «*• - 3 I I i o n th e co m p letio n tod a y o f 4 5 er in S an ford an d S e m in o le C o u n ty E. E. Brady Loading* Candidate for Sheriff Biggers’ D airy C o. ,1 extends ,.v .4' A G eo. G to ; •jr . ' ,*v ** C? fi t. V’t k* • ,%'B. anniversary Benaud B a t te r y Shop • as a • '• / banker ■ :x . in Sanford. „ E . F . Housholder * •to Generator and S ta rte r Service Leonardy & Leonardy i- ■ . (White & White : V ..' on his - r a . 1~ e t 9 .5 0 ' >■* T i s r ■SllMI ! S . j.s N ix "~ Frank P . Forster .n ; f N ext to Bp emcees Top Shop U -D rtftt Garage Wilson & Boylt Jarafe G . Sharon Elton J. M M4 W. Second Bt. Herring ■ • * N a n Bank BUg. Sanford. Florida. years o f service as a bank­ - o f su ccess. BOXING AT LUNCHEON Boxing matches w e n served be­ tween courses a t a luncheon given to a number of sporting men in .P aris by a prominent figure in the pugilistic world. The table was in the form of ft horseshoe the center forming a ring. Here with each course, was given a boa t ing contest, representing a period * J s f c t e M ,tha-xpoit. - — - •* ' I t to •jI '< ’- ’ i lk 4 • • •"1 S. - A . B. Wilkinson lies �f t 'W V r . w f n PAGE SEVEN Ite For Job iptroller Is [n Sanford [tended Emory UniLter completed u law Ifcei* in Mncon, (»n. extends [Mr. Martin raid to ­ nes to ca rry nut the hesitation or favor everything to place on of nil sta te banks icient- system of opmn teeing ileponitofs Frank P. Forster ire—IteitHf- k>m every direction j Lining to us. Under J e influences of our j Otne these people are ■I into on (treat spirit lot and success. With system of Rond roads l excellent scliooU nnd relies there ic all the why our banks should 'ie highest ' .!(*>> 2 s * r , r * $ { *.»; 11 EXPLODES ^K. Jan. 21.—<INS>— l thrown into the see­ the home of Anthony Jamaica early today, ur prisons as they were Miss Florcnrv Fannie II', Thomas , rn • it. Police held two - tpiestinning. president of the First National of the beginning of his career in Sanford. b ^ v * !- ■<■ > -}^x Tpt, In e pank •or - (Jviedo also wishes M r.1rorster < -i -tit iOa many more years in which he can serve inole County. Sanford career as a many more years F L O R ID A prosperity N A T IO N A L , BANK. WITH I I M S I I I I .P A K I M F M v iii i n it r . c K i t i n Pit ESI DEN T JACK SON VILLI'], FLORIDA Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida Leesburg Gentlemen It lias come to our notice that you contem­ plate issuing within ihe next few days a special section congratulatory to Mr. Frank P. Forster, President of the First National Bank o£ Sanford, on the occasion of tlie 45th anniversary of his connection with that insti­ tution. to our director, Mr. Forster, sincere and hearty con­ gratulations on his 45th anniversary, and the success he has attained in building the First National Bank up to the prominent and sucessful position it now holds in your emmunity, which position has enabled the bank tr» vendor curb vauable sei’ vice to your City and Coun- felicitations to 1 'iu m I:,t » IT4JW Frank P president the First National anniversary Central *Florida as Very Truly Yours, (Signed) Arthur- F. Perry P resident S lttf i banker Sanford iti.tT w ii �- - \ ■ *- \ u . V. V~ •. : *^ * J-JT©ttS'*-» m a w .nftj-iii . »* *r ■ 7 '»r* * 3 « v , ' - - rZ-c'-*I' • t - 2~ w " a' _k—4.W• ■ *- - ‘ »I »•- -- »j * ’ _ _*•- *.. v «•*..* i-» *- '..*T-' • a EnrOjbiZ’ ? <* ' ■ '■'• i .*t •-— , jr"' 1 J . ■ N urC. ,. . G et '■ •• -.tim ^ J„v —1 , 14 .t |tm*f ** *’ F-'Pr ■ ' ^ -1 * !* .it**.' ••1 * f ; ...a v . 11.. ■ pfei r Lri-' Ai'Jt Am ale-lien 111" :n tul Un Anierican.” 33r f " I < J ’ * i ' ;:• * i i i it ll> D a rk .1 . Wnfch ln lcrn aliin al News S c n irc Sport* I diior. ‘ NEW YORK, Jan. 23.*-.W m :^ itig to officials i.f the A m at.u r Ictic Union. Charley Pyle, arch.seducer of am ateur - rectitude, or mhybe a first string substitute si> tloccr, soon will sail for Finland td Attempt to get Paavo Nurmi out of hhock oik w ith the athletic uncle* nwith brpjul by pc persunding him to turn |; U Ch ., 'h a le in the total of |•ur liitf :* was 23.GI in 1924. ^ The United s!li" ‘‘ »i ’ that time w m -M her «ent. In 1»2« the British -hare was 19.5 and the American ,,l'r e t,u ; Last year the British sold less 1 V0" ‘■“ W " Am entum while , •• •, m m llcvcigh ■ | nf daliboraleh " in 1: ! •il •■I f:’ " Conpcr < . ' iJ1'i ”*t*v 1 : • • • ar '.Mii'm lie in the third round nf *i**innk'crs. 'fuiM, A A. U. of i ’ . . , ' :' ' ' Ia10* m'w i;< iccupying P>h ' { l i: “ lk‘ 1 , 1 ' ‘ Hl<1‘ :*' n,*h ll,i r,• A i.o n iin r to the charge levelled *'JIU> |u lh" Vanderbilt . , alnnt Ro* WlUlanw tho negro America sold close b 50,000.;The , l , u J ,rc t'A‘ Wei!\\\ntr _a„ , . ..... innr.c lo r ngneuiiur. hnt i hr is alleged t„ have accepted a‘\ ^i jr5.U r .c m m urseis arkets for ngncultur1 I v(1|1' s c inni'' ,,f hmng up Uaiin • ’ . ’ ,-a iiiWlor nl machinery and for cotton goods " l,!’ n.vii\ved pivfessinnahsni ar* _ ,• .■ * '* nl ■(.‘‘belong to America. aInvut nil, only n u n - so, and noth fur fouling hi> opp >nin[. The British have two strong,T he m atter, 1 take it. will la- i»« h n s b e n l u a r d that would con- • l J ‘«?^.-dSe 'c h ! u i in Argentine trade. Britah. d is c u s s e d in-the universal language a f- it \\ ide witli auch n pr .jict. A•^ , »ho m atter cor*t!,ols the A rgentine coal maro l the fountain pen in order that <r ; :i,! H trr Ih .ilo”, • .. 1 . *f , i ‘ Y .. , l;ct and thn m arket for woolen there may he no mlsunderitr.ncing. tll,‘ f'-'inier cannot leave l injn l * •' ts William :'s n-oved iruiltv —especially woolens for The pen not only is m ightier.than h- make, his pre^mee high-. J“ lu . If W I I H m m e n ' s d othhrr. The coal market ___ ^ “ L ayiggl-hlil far lr«» 11-hTe to f.v ^ y ^ 'i .ttr ^ U .uJ hr l in.:., by npnr-- P,---•7 . ^ : " '’. ' ~f c ilifo ri in rines ,4nui,! l,«ld wticcau.<e of lliein o re m isinterpretation; in fact, it.i ines- >nK hl: am ateur past. an. . in th f ^ y 1• offkiaH connecUd favornblo freight conditions ruling ; sngo dnunlly is quite c lc ir if you y051; ’ ,1 l ci.r.vr, t.ie A. A. U -*in p- _ • t.on,n,i«doniT' from l,lc T’r*jl«*'1 Kingdom as compurr: I with the United States get the name right am) confine *” t-’A uig no chapccs, if that y ‘ ' . j pared | ports.” j^tn-self to numerals. ■mun' -■There snnie A. A. U. o'ficlnl-. '-I'w-irdi . f one hundred i.'.viThe report sums up-"-with the Who arc t r y i n g to get from unde- ‘n’-ion have liven issued t.. the Q f ' j j i r l r p v C l n T l V i n P P f l 1 ^ ^ c lu 'h m that the United States* and thus escape the mius of spun- M(,,r D,,lit,,r to run In meets since W *• “ 1•» rcplncliW Britain as exporter to* BCTing anything that m ight lead T.crmmi officials op«‘ne«| the door W o t f l h r . fF IV A lA 1 the Argentine for. two reasons: . 4J 4 fc* »* i. Public Accountants and Income Tax Specialists C on gratu late^ prcfeosionul. 'N p resid en t o f th e F irst N a tio n a l B an k ‘ ‘ CHICAGO, .Inn. 23— (IN S )— Howard Bents, Milwiiukcc middle- | weight, and Teddy Estcvbvook <u f Cleveland, will appear in the* tenround feature bout of the Pioneer Association’s show. They 'u.ve agreed to weigh 1011 poun-l*. Di y Showers of St. Paul, am] BUIv lltulfield of Milwaukee, will ninth in the bight-round semiwindup. They also heard of Pyle’s plan Heel Seal,.. TmiighlV game is the i"’’bP" ^ M Vvlnr«.l‘th a t’^h o " i / rntilled to bring Nurmi, Edwin Wide, the irst Southern O .n r,rrm e game l« , { tJ Tuntu>y v.ithoul wllh „ i n \iminary H err Doktor, and, If possible, Lloyd be Played by the otnto team tins Uhkn, together in a series of races J'tnr. mutch between GOO yards and one mile. F m th er proof of the popularity Fpiling that, lie hi ped to send N ur­ O l'T riE I.H K It TU.MMII) of Tunni*y as a ring opponent was mi running in the general 'direc­ , . “ . ’ forthiuiuiiig from New London. tion of New Ymk in his proposed LOS ANCA'.I.lv.s, ( alif., Jan. - . ('imn.. where Jack Hcliinuy's manWOMEN TEE OFF fsllcn-nrch go-if-you-plense from — (INS) Johnin r rcih i irt>, mi ■ .J,.,. Jacobs, declared that coast to coast. Willie Knhlcmuinen, fielder of the Hollywood I ucifit* |i,.|oney will accept only.a match SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23 *. brother of liannes and the stand- Coast League Club, has been trad •<! xvj,j, tj|t. v-|,;t,,1| 1i,,|l \{ iu. defeats j <INS 1 One hundred hundn and ten * cut pro'essional mnrathoner of bis j to the Memphis Club in the South- j , mi n (.L.,„.v feminine golfers toed tei off in thg] dr.y, is another Finn who is men- <in AiFodution in «::<*hiinge fml at: mm I Women’s Nm Northern Cnlifortioned ns u ill*, starter in this Dick Hennclly. pitcher, anil a ca-ti \ber.l mi. Scotland, has a m ove-' " i*‘ Tournament here today. Mm., eoutest of sw ing America fir t.iconsideration, is the defending meni (or nm c cleanly metlmd- "f Brent Potter last and too much. nail,(ling fish. litlist. The hook up with Nutnti and Tin re me 1(> times a< *11 tr.v . t|ie F in n s In general is ulleited to cafes and dm iler place- as bu’;mFederal einployu s nf Atisfrlu Lomhni has a run of dromes i b t Been th r o u g h the lath e r chisel jes jt] Fnince, neenrding to a iv- are asking salary in, reuses aver-1 wliieb the bei>ritua wear nttractnfsocintlon being maintained be- cept census. rping 17 1*2 percent. • Ive pujamns. ■• . '• on th e 4 5 th anniversary of his career as a banker in Sanford and Central Florit m a a i - mtmm §n * 4 At h Congratul atioos ■-* •*-|Rw to Ik \\ - il-' H Frank e*r % wishes to extend hearty congratulations to Forster, presidlent of the First National Bank, Frank b orster on W * ,1 P r--.. 1 45th anniversary rm$ president o f th e F irst N ational B ank on the ■r ■•■■:....: :jfe s1 ‘ v . s 1^ 0 ‘ -« 4 - 1 .-a -i . •. ■ a* *■, 4 w , “ H.T iis service as a banker in » . . ‘ - V»n+J ? t-;./ f»' . •■*■', ’• - -iV-Yg w ish es him m an y m ore years o f su ccess and D ro s D e riti - • - y , r • ■■ . 1 <■ - • ■, . -j • , >- +\2Y. ~ I * ■ • -I • �; •i ___ i m . . . . . .4 ’ "• t " Vi / .■'afcrtv* iletion Of Air-P6rt> London The Finest fne Terminus In World , Jan 2.1.;—(INS) „ be i» i»n11V respects wrfoctly equipped com_ port in the world, the bn nlr terminus r.t Crnyc o p e n e d for trnffie b> ’January. Id equipped at n -cost of Lilli,,n and ft quarter d»l(c llritish Aih Ministry, btatinn displaces the oju Airdrome, which, built in [years of commercial av­ is loop since proved in[to handle the ever-growle 0f aerial traffic between hml the Continent of Ku- set of lights will tell him the pre­ cise rate a t which, he has reduced altitude, he is nearing the earth be­ low, At the Inst moment, as n .fi­ nal aid, the powerful lights on the airdrome will come into action. Itelow the tower is a domed looking hpl|, where the prnspcctvo passenger will he able to buy tickets for places ns far distant as j „f the old system of inJi angers for the huge p.tsI tines, the new air port (two huge hnngers enpnhle Imodating between them |of the largest passenger blit planes yet built, f Control Tower * presiding genius of the Irdronu', however,- wilt bo Id feet high control tower. mechanism has been in-i this tower which dominlairdrome and which Is virl c brnin of the airway. Its [*, who will control by Hephone air expresses flyHreds of miles distant, are Fie officers, radio operator, Icrcologica) expert. They |rooms in the tower, insur; stuff will he available 3 and night. bunting the tower is a mast Lio.-. installation; enablingP ’duty * to -«*ell ■ a irm e n In, Fhtre they nre, nml guide the airdrome in mist, fog . At the summit of the nn indicator which prints |l in the tower ,of fluctuuf the wind. [hfs In the control tower Ing into action nt night a V jtyslcm, including flood ff 700,000 cnndle power, will make the landing area, has been enlarged and irni almost as light as day, and Neon beacon, the rays of penetrates fog, will bn visairmen for thirty or forty Electric Signals ltd the landing area is tn he [cable which will send out ral signals to guide the riir01 he is above the cable. The [al guidance will lie so ncTthnt he will he able to folL> .cable, gradually deacendJid warned by changes of collights on his dashboard should Ijntf from bis path. Another Moscow, Copenhagen, CotuUnlin-Jc! r ^ r ^ ^ m b n ^ c A tm s r ' * • S The enlarged binding ground will enable plnnes to have n take­ off or landing space of nearly a mile, • ■ . -_____________ ..... «ss3E*<sr. Briu.iv ro sndo which ho‘ inaugurated shortly after ho took the’ office last yea'r, forbidding the sale of‘all morchnn disc not recognised as necessities, The governor also banned Sun­ day golf, am! moru than a dosen golfers, worm arrested,—only to»bo acquitted by magistrates. A modi­ fied blue law- bill, passed by the state legislature last year, was promptly vetoed by the crusading chief executive. . Allow Sui 111. AVIATOR INJURED S r^-FIn yit~Wi Imot t, t nmmcr« cinl aviator, of TTuntlngton, today was reeovBring recovering from injuries suf­ snffered last night when his twilTmotot-cd monoplane fell 1,000 feet and landed in u tree, near here. Wihnott was attempting to land in llluefichl when his plane went in­ to a tail spin. The plane was bad­ ly damaged. COLUMBIA s r l»n * n •OHreMna-u-Irt nm tbine to have "gasollne-lcss” Sundays, although uneommercialixed golf will he permitted, according to the ruling of the State Supreme Court un the Palmetto State's famous "lllue Law”. HPY8 UONVICTRD The decision grew out of the a t­ tem pt of Governor John G. Rich­ LONDON, Jan. 21.—(IN S)— ards to enforce the three-century Wilfred Thomns McCartney, a »ra PAGE pit•>*<»». *53*5 ..n ~ . v - —------- were - •--*------sen, 'a 4German, today sentenc cd to ten years Imprlsorrnront on charges of espionage in behalf of Russia^ The senteneo Includes two years of bard labor. The two men were alleged to have made ent]»avara ^o-^ecurtr'inform ation on British military and nfcval matters for the benefit of Rus­ sia. P arti of the trial were held In camera. 3H N F. PEA R SO N ‘ WfBhes, to .CoTlgf&tufdW ______ I -* « K .- oft his > 45th Anniversary as a Sanford BafHfter A now heater for enclosed au­ tomobiles utilises the exhaust gas­ es to warm fresh air and elimin­ ate* danger of back pressure oa a motor. • ■ •......... fa... ■ qiii. ,. , t Congratulations— X n •, t ■ ....... i - ■ii *Mi - _ • n*\ T « ■MM. A - ............. .. -L ji - ■■■-A ■ _K* *' ‘ ■ - !• to Mr. Frank P. Forster — •--v *■ ' ® * r- *— -Vi " ***»- *• *4* *-v* 4 on the ■M 45th anniversary m « of his beginiiiiig his eai^r: asj a « banlicT * n f* * i i* _ i *'* '« i • t* in Sanford and best wishes to him for many more years of success CELERY C IT Y THE sV >»tfl 1 ** _ . -V * ■ . LUM BER .w . VM* t t j ” /■ V * V ■’ * jC O a i- m(Ml '■I'-Vr. i m ~ •. i i E m ployees CO. i <v« 4 •.»/!#*• M n .'V J & ■A c»*4 > • >“; * '• : , I ifti I -V Vi Sanford Laundry, Inc. extends congratulations to Frank P. Forster -pi A N ational on the Bank E x ten d 45th anniversary ',9 : of his hnnkiiiK career in Sanford. Phone 475 819 W. Third S t V their chief F orster, F rank '■ II - .,‘- felicitations »• I It’s the newest electrical servant for your home A new, a different electric refrigerator. So sim­ plified that all you need do is plug it into the nearest electric outlet and it starts. Developed after fifteen years of research in the great General Elec­ tric laboratories. It is w inning overnight popularity everywhere. "!• S3 V.-4 4 5 th anniversary i as » Now we offer it to you on a small dm w paym ent with a whole yair to pay. m * an ford M # '1. r r r (•< ,3 See Them at Our Display Rooms 2,8 E, F J r s f ^ S l. w . A. LEFFLER S. O. CHASE B. F. WHITNER J. E. ROWLAND R. B. WRIGHT RUSSELL WARREN M. V. HUADBURY WILLIAM BALLARD L. A. BRUMBLEY T. L HAWKINS A. T, GOLLUM PAUI>" REEVES U C. McBRIDE MISS EVA MAE SPEEDS HOPE HUFF. C. S. LEE H. C.* DUBOSE JOHN MEISCH A. L. BErtTS R. C. THRASHER H. E. EDWARDS MRS. JEAN MICHAEL MRS. F. P. STRANGE A. P. C0W6UM V *. . .w*V] .. V V ■■ • c\X, i|V^a,L ji . F .t t B A t J fe , ** ___ v i •’ •* ,‘t. i v-1 i ____ I 1,1 ll .1 ..............* ............ ................ ■-»*- | \ ‘n j’ �\ 1 I • * ■. 'f * 1 Ew YV t . £! I f f O e» a :iv-o wr , *:**•* * ■ •v i . l T a /' sw LGE TEN . . •• • ' r* ' ........... THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY JANUARY 23, 1928 ■-.} . Grave ing Ben . Mouldering In As Colony Awaits Resurrection x- fiWCTON ILUIBOB,- Mich-----»P r« M llu r has reached cross-roads in )|* grow th in the United States as A nCsult of the recent death of “H ijg l’ .Benjamin Purnell, uged tig Jag (head of the ‘ I I oUm? o f DavTa'* ctllohy near here, 'King Ben,'' wum the xelf-styled Sevr#Hr*;M «inn!ffr;" and the “arch .la*. * W3-rtNT). —Occultism aoifid fcf eternal life.** H i* fulluw- cnlHirileved he could not die! But he did. "Hint: Hen" expired at 11:3u, Friday, Herember lit, in ti.».'Mdianiond house," one of the cuhmy dwellings, while the hewil'd e rtd member* of hig* colony stood j nllout' p r i pared to uitnr <»i*d‘ rt'iurrcc: rt'surrecuiion. The. new* of The .o' oi*d' ft’ death Mas kepi secret fi»V three day* during which an hdnor guard of die:*'* .faithful difciplbs kept vigil to notify other num ber* 'of t he'i'utor.y a t iiiu .DrgLjdgn-of lb c rp^ettd' “rU.ntr’-' from the hlei. A tithe fiv.1 of three days Qie eolony physician filed the legal death ciMWicatF. (. *«. ^ ^ f h i l H I-Io o u nd " inc« t h a t t i m e Had bee n un- Escaped Death On i S 1,.1 Several Occasions Mitre from l\ * becoming stopped up.' lie ia nble to take o soft diet and ATLANTA. fin., Jan. —(IN S)' oftentimes make valiant efforts to spenk. but this particular fac­ -Death has hovered near loh 4* ulty is stubbornly faulty, according . ___... , , , . j yenr-old - i t ayrannd Barry.-mfcATt-Ho4ri»-tittLmiauU____ * 1 be—c ectrd now Tnnt.'i. m arc-Thau a score of time* I . Doctors pointed out thnt the pow- • leader of the colony. his confinement at a local or to breathe naturally nnd speak "King Ben's hodv is to . he pre- during hoapital since November 25. Each coherently invariably returns tp repved eternally if possible, a* time doctors and nurses attracted most diphithcrin victims in a short' were the m ighty pharaohx of hv his heavy breathing and mann­ time, hut that the case of Raymond Egypt. Purnell's followers are ing. rushed to his assistance just is rare in that it has been almost planing their faith on; his event- in time to prevent him from snlfo- two months since the operation on hi* throat. ustl re tu rn ctinh, and the a it of the i 'a t ing. In unstver to questions the j *-nil. til i t . r. * I’olioowing an attack of diphilnod his head. hern and the subsequent operation . I,ibl can on Iv---------------on the throat a silver tube, known TI.AM KS CONTROLLED I I I .'P O N T D I E S ns the trachlatem y lube, was pineHILLSBORO, Ohio, .lan. 2 td in the lower part of his throat, • IN S)—A fter a four hour fight by extending down into hi-* chest to ItRUNSW irK, tin., Jon. 2 — (ire departm ents from three clt- make it jmssihle for him to breath (IN S)—The body of William J . ie« last night*, flames which for a At limes some foreign substance Dupont, millionaire powder manu­ time mensye<] the entire town, obstructs the tube, making respir­ facturer of Wilmington, Del, who impossible and only the at- j destroying the jinstoffice and ation tentivetie** and quick nc'Zion of ' died suddenly nt his winter home th r' e buil,lin^ - werc und"r ndrses anil doctors in removing j here yesterday from heart trouble, control here today. ‘Exact esti- the tube in such an instance save i left early today for his home for mates, of the Ios» were not avail­ the child’s life. i burial. Dupont, who was 73, colable this morning, but it is exPhysicians say that Raymond’s 1lu’pied suddenly while reading the pected to total approximately I case is an unusual one. He wna ad- j newspaper, surrounded h>' memS2r.ll.00f). ______ ______n1 iptciLto-Uie hoipituI Nuv«*mI»er-2•'» bois of his hmisehold. * Legal Proceedingh TiJtrniJl died in the midst t f ley^Gprqsyeding* coiacomitant to ita tu tc ry charges brought again t hit)) by Sint - and l-Vd rul oiliciul . or\, wiikh the proiccut.ng nh.lhori-1 tie a '& d hoped to send "King lien" to pV'sor. fot the reinaimlei of hilifft,Xpr. alleged assaults on youiu* ", A f la n f il u -M l i aa os I able to ecither xpenk or breathe i l ---l m U » l«a* —v -V m I I I*I U hi.« nope or mouth, lie la ___ _______ . j lay on hi* back'during ^rtsv.n**, * to P. Forster -— - v*fr'»*?•*j* ' T he who today completes 45 years ot splendid, active service . I 't x . Mf*l • •’•nl *•^ I r| nr this' tnnl. eoupleil with similar revelations of immoral proceed­ ings anil practices of other occult organization* in various pails *>t jCauntry, with tin- lesuK that ik-U-iniim-,1 ii gal vffoits win- on<i&T Way, when Purnell ilied, '.*> fqVce 'a legal dissolution ot the 'Jjfiu ie of David" colony, t-r oilu-r ciltiii have Is-i n broken up in the ^ .V irast t w o . yea.,s. Tbc ptoperty of th e colony, vi•aluc'i at ?:t.oiin,no;) J • • '- -■ .... " ■ m - i .c m i ‘ B c u j a r i i ' i P m in-b's i . <- i •. b-a i (ix tiiji in n c rii It i -lii n t:n itilerestI* big study in lh.* growtli <*t u-ligi OUs c u lt s in tliia r ii u n ti y . II w a s l*orn in JUay-villL-, Ky., in l L ittle is know n of In. pa te nt ,, I. it hi* .re ligion fu r v o r e a r ly i i s . i - i i r i (.(self, and he be-. iim.-J.nuwn a "l»py jireatiw tUlStcd ■ Lvc" V til cult tile lio lo rlo I hi loiu.diil glllt, Derailin' ol Commerce The I .ii- itninoi .tin 1 of his service as a banker in Sanford . J^ollwwing the n 11 e - t 1111. 1 con ftiClicn of till- bll’lct. nod the*!.tontllg (if bis luliil-liiuii d InlluWci' Ml tllr *.lleel . of I' ti-.it Veneer Co. I'uiii.-I' lo c a l cd in IliPUDti Harbin, and , "in lttita Jii* fuunci<*i| thi* “ IlnUHu nl D a v id " t • l*nrnrll ImigliL llmt d eath eaait {ii the' World tlu o u g li - hi . HinlixaPm he d e c lin e .t, wns to pi-'k ' u’fr'thrtxe w ith o u i sin and m. lo.l-them <|n the colony, A rule of celibacy m u impo-"-l cw all iinrmbers of the colony; tle-y forbidden to cal meat 01 1.1 drihk- 7ntoxicanl.s, and all mule n f m l e r ) wore their hull long and cttltlvntrfP VMskers. This was to ctntinuo until 141,000 perfect men j,. and women had horn giillu red I j »fi«f\ilhc race of perfect men ami -• xramrn would again r e p n p u la u - tin Ware , | t a* ! congratulations | wishes to congratulate . 1 ■■ •f’lp'pt-ll founded the col my no !> “ shoe iitring," hut m any poisons o com parative w ealth and neemingiy i porfers of reasoning were I ultiAetwd to the xtrenge Coctrine. ilo » t -.1 thcnc turned all of .th e ir * M B if goodfe qver to Purqcll u p ­ on ib ^ t^ joining th e eolunyr and thljiL p r o p e r ty was supposedly fippkd fo r all th u member*. In':)Y«rs the joint property of tin (w*s valued nt 53.000,000-or W A o w n fBnlty ~ p r w p y r tV r a Frank P. Forster Frank P. Forster 5* ■* ttm9 T on >_w . hiwi Mk.vft.- president of the- First National Bank, v the ‘ J• on the o f the beginning of his • ell Idpiaelf wns not a cell^ ‘ Jyiqtly *hared tlie )ule of prty v/itli "Q ueen" M ary I, consort o f th e “ King." ough the Stuto c h a rg e s th a t ’ uec o f D avid" was never m o re th a n a fraud for V* enricl iin cat, tr a d e rs of Miy hbpe t h a t th e udlgnant nu-(libers, plus the > r of. otheVs t h a t th e ir rra lly dead, b u t v l l l , „ C hrist di«I, wdU.hoW togH . . . . .hf r. „ It'.la to 4 v^?, was held in Purnell's he was l)ic “£lntr." 1 AVilnny Drew Itirh tllv it* growing wealth, the ny and Purnell liecnme forces reckoned with in the politic* Berrien County, whole the rolos located. Although for year* of immoral practices ■ m m w ii ‘tlm'rolrmy, pcrtkulovly ns J ^ y ^ f i t Z I r . certain “ rile!;" exprdacd ig (k l|'' under rellgioua c, v.-eio eurrppt about the .MV* D*c long-haired occult er. balked effort* to prosecute */ extends FRANK EVANS eirth, - *' • • 45 th Anniversary "N i« Deli ,< uf “ Crim-e" *1 - b.ud wa.s .1. ..L- 1 and th e " I M i .i e " was s *t .i to pn th n on a r-.-l-iii'i-y c harge. ? • A* on the Mich., by "I l i m e " Miilin.-I K Mills nhpuL 2."i j e a r ago 'I In- \ • * Sanford Chamber V Otli *.* Ai*li\ilu-s \y w 7-l i e cords n'loiv th a t be w.i*. con i • _ (Board of Governors) Frank P. Forster 3 • k# a bEinker in t his community wishes to congratulate Or rpore, i* i-ven now in the handa Of a q u a si-c iv il rcr i v c . -hip. is not t l r ■ i evolution-. b-.v,«ver( which i « i . •• i» throaic*’ thA life of o. . but i i fne revelations, i I■■ .Ugli tin death* f " E i n g Ren" end or.- or two ificr boi ull I uiders ilint lie<b*eiples Ote n-.l m w. ii- i .o n ..... . tttl.* - i i . • career as a banker .i o f his b e g in n in g -se r v ic e as a banker i n . S an ­ Sanford and wishes him many more years. ford an d S e m in o le C o u n ty , arid to h o p e * for h im many m ore years o f -«r -., 1 :■v/.; r, t ■ - ‘^fjvrfgff lG * v* .Tii/., \». *y ■ pr i'-i ■- prosperity. ■ •/v't-'- - v > T. >/•; t ’.w ' li I* / * ■ ■ . '■ J . �uJBJ -• \: — I V, .•* • - ' ,v . /i - ~ r T I I E S A N F O R D -H E R A T ,!). M O N ITA T J a W > t R Y ^ 2 3 , 1 9 2 8 PACE Political Announcements FO»t HTATK SKVATOH I lic rcliy u in m u rfc a ford U»Uj AD. RATES |. C*»h In Adrane* ads. will be recelred an# and collector «cnt lely for payment. ■ ............10c o line ........ ....8c a line ...:__....'.„,7c n line rated on request. Educed rates nro for insertions. prds of average length a line. jm charge af 30c for bh u Radio Programs can d id ate t" nuccrvtl myself os S en ato r from the a 71It (Senatorial district comtuned erf Kemllfolo Hrevard t\»untlc-s subject In th e Ooinoei atlc tirlm ary to l>r held J u n e fllTi.~!S!i If elected | pronttHO to eo n tln u r l i t — IA v e s t tic k 1“—Houses. Fttr_Salc_ ^VHscclInncuus For Sale to tv tn It.Jst llm -lwv..li>UiUH.oLAiyt diktalel untl* I r invite j u u tt* tny KOIt SALK — 1’edlgrccd Police b o lt SALK —76 Toof lot falling New six-room ntuileni bungalow, r te a rd on surlt Im portnnt leMlalu* ll"ii us Mnnl rnnds, ctttiaervatlon of Puppies. |3B. each. Mrs. K. 11. oast on Palmetto Avemn- north and -100 laying hens. Will sell n u r n a lu ia l resources, reduction of McCracken, Ore a in wold. Phone of Hughey Street. Will sm ific o ln t a bargain ami good terms, ntnio Ittars urut evlucntloil. I usk Demcvcrnts. 03S-W. if sold immediately' Yen little N V Orange Ave., • S a n f o rd , tltu support of nilJ. luyul J. I'ARItirtll. rash rei’iuircd and easy paynnlit i , Elnriiln. Route A. It.ix 170. F, on the bnlnuce. Address P. O. i:t,x Wood. all lengths, tot .sale. J-eave CHICKS—Selected stock, deliver­ ■IJll. Sanford. orders at 1611 MHlonville Ave. ed. W. Leghorns 100, $12 ; 5(H), F o il SALK—Small cottage on i !•'. 11. Dyson. 168. Heavy m ix e d 100, 1 $18.00+1rear uf lot, Magnolia Avenue muirt —•-------------- ---------------.— ■ — Hard Rocks ntul R. I. Roils, 10*1, j soutliside school. Ideal p'Ace to [ For oak and heart pine wood $15. 500, $70. l'h. 278, Emerson | live until sue!) rime as large l.n -,.] phone i)'2lt or write .1. If. Sulli i* desired on Trout of property. In van, Osteen, Fin. Stnmd * wood Hatchery, Reoaksville, Fin. good neighborhood. Will II on mixed $i*.Ud pel* cord. 2 ft. Iengtli3 F R E S H e g g s , Unity chicks, a n i cash payment of $60.00 v. Hi the $«.*!*) p e r f o rd . ljatching eggs. Cnckleberry bill..nee payable, like rent, pi ice $:iroo.on. Imfuire' 'at The 1L->,-iTil Plenty o f - WOOD ,v COAL a t I>UFarm, I-ake Mary. h a r t ’s Wood yanl. IRIi & C y ­ offii e. press. Phone 58ti-M. W A N T E D to buy— Itemize T urkey Monday, Ja n . 23. 7:110— Roxy a n d Hia G a n g — XVJ Z XV112 XVBAL- XVII AM XVRC KDKA KYW W H O WOXV W SR XVBT WSM KXVK XVJR. 8:110— A. P. G y p s ie s ; F loridn Pnffcrnm — W E A K XVF-EI W T i r W J A It W C S H XX'LIT XVRC XVGY XX’C A E XVTAM XVXVJ XVSAl WHO XV'DAF K SD XVGN. 10-A—Poultry Anti E krs I far ole the c u l t HIIKHICC hereby nnnnur.ee my candidacy the office o f S heriff nf S e m in ­ Count) subject lo rite will of voters nl the J u n e printin'). I K. McCI.Kt.I.ANI). • Milt nilf.uiFI-* t heroby nunouiico my candidacy far ^rt—elect Ion to the ofllcc of alter* Ift ‘of Seminole County sub je ct lo the action of Die vo te rs In 't h e liemncratlc tirlm ary to be held nexi June. ,l will ap p reclat* y o u r 1 support, respectfully yours. C. » . l l AN 11. 0:00— Musical lar Classy:. — XVNAC XVKilL XVJ AS WADC XVGIIP W.MAQ Album; WOK XV.MAK WAIU KMOX Popu­ W EAN XVCAIJ XVKRC XVCAO y - Farrar As Lieder Singer * Stirs Musical World .AsfF With a new s ta te m e n t of her a rtistic creed, as d e f in ite as any­ th in g site has said in th e past, Geraldine F a r r a r addresses h e r­ self to the public today. "O pera is finished. From now on I work in m iniature,” unnounced Miss F a r r a r in a recent in te r­ view; the first she has gra n te d for several seasons. Even while Miss F n r r n r w as winning- and m a inta ining her high position in t h e operatic world, critics were HEAVY TAXATION MAY BRING A B O U fis RUIN OF ENGLAND- Hrilish Financial Expert De- ■ •dares Drastic Flan Must He Adopted To Prevent T hs ' Sroe.hilming her a gienl artist of . Complete Industrial Crash u> concert hull. Hud she ever won fame in opra. LONDON, Jon. *1—Sta g g e re d her achievements as a singe r .of by the loud nf ton h ’tgh taxation, songs—lieder— would iu them sel­ j%ertising is restricted with 1928’# arrival Britain . It IF50—G eneral M otors P a r t y ; ves Jiave placed h e r among lhe_er classification, L aw rence T ib b e tt, soloist— leet of the musical world, critics gradually sinking into financial Gobbler, about one y e a r old: error is made The Snnl u ll t I.KItK (IF T i l l . ( j n t ' t ' I T W E A K XVEKI W T IC W.IAR CHASSH IKD DISPLAY hove declared. And now Miss F a r ruin. This In the opinion of Regiwill be responsible one not fa tte n e d fo r m a r k e t pre___r o f i i T ___ ____ ______ AV-IAG XVC.SH — W U T — U'-UtY- T ^ :rrT T rT \1 X lrT lirttn t-'n ^^ -im n tM nH,t* -M eK emm-formim-urrect--insertion. Ictrcil. A ddress L. Y ih k iv - Jt.~D. I here!.) announce my rn ml Ida By ■^TiTTRnrmtr a urn iir.T~n.* iluifrKoia c WGY WGR W EAK XVTAM tive c e rta in ly th a t there are nf the Exchequer. * \ . | 1 > I l | * U t h « | l i f * l«v l l n t t u l lllt**l for the office uf Clerk of ta e C ir­ A op phone 390% Irtiser for subsequent XVXVJ WSA1 KSD XVGN uf I c i l l II H i l l Mi II I. Ill I Mr l i lt? : * F A l l t « l * cuit Court subject to the will heights of artistic ability and re­ I#iw British production, capital ' Is. The office should bo lb" voters nt the Democratic p r i ­ 1*1 U l x t ’U**: . " Il >.«1» Mil* C M i i s t l p a t t M l VCCO WOC WHO XVOXV finement to-be brought lo the.ic flowing out of t h e , country, and 11—Miscellaneous [ immediately In ens$ of ititt! H I" (u*i ntirMi'riM’tt'tl, yi»u mal') on J u n e ii. IS!*, WDAK XV1IAS WSM \VMC FOP SALK Handsome'tw . ■•toy l»ll \ •*. Ml V III I ■ « X• . tit* I" VO IIH ll*4HH| with the frescoes of opera. D. I.. TIlUASIII'.lt. foreign tra d e barrier# too big foe Consider the rich endowment Britain to combat nrc all, naya M r, Save 2 5 ' , ' , Cl. S. Vaughn, optoinewsn XVRT W JA X XVTMJ i-lticco 'bouse in high tku«# l i i t l l ^ f S l i i ' i L - i i i n * i i v H l i v e r , b l l h i i l n »l I Hl ’fc V, 1i ■ Mil - In IU|rll l i l df kt l t r :st. L. II. G riffith, Optician, ji in-Mini seel ion Well i n ' ^y'l |.n*>?‘«ii a d v e r t is e r ? KVOO XVFA A. . • ' which is Miss F a r r a r 's for use as a Me Kcnnn, spelling Britain’s doom. »*, li.ti ilffiiiit*., •*f tlii* iirtctrltt*, F llll n llK I II F F lieder singer. Here is it voice in And tlicdc problem# ,ht< says, axial S a n fo rd Opticnl Co., :105 E. lilh S t . i tlm citglilv modem in e \ . i, ' i i i i iu 111 * *11h • . mi iI 111 11 n n * 10:00—Cnptivnlnrs O rc he stra ; I hereby unnouncr myself na a ilernbl representative Eyes examined, Glosse# made, only i pc, t . . Beautiful g r o u n d < i<1111«11 i 1im|«i *\ . dud imritly- r.'iiidldaXe for sheriff of Semlnola which are combined remarkable becnu#o nf the large national debt Popuplnr and Senti-Clusaical **!?-, U vnil »iit .» n Minim* yttii will County subject to the action of lily familiar with rates fully equipped Plan* in Sniiford. <, hr„ u> This purity and luscious, richness of and the necessity, therefore, of |UMlniiil> I .i x • -| ^4i ill nk null hi' n. II" Democratic prim ary lo no Music—XVOR W EA N WNAC ^nd classification will Also w atch anil clock rt-palrini*— j * . . . ? tim bre; flexibility capable of nil I '.iil.b » 11*•.*.*»• *, |«|||j‘r «llHrnj«* held In the early part of Jur.e 1S2I. XVF11I. XV.MAK XVCAU XVJAS high taxation. complete information, reasonable prict-s. ' V twelve thm sand d, b u s. *h ,111riil Ia, r i *■ vi *1 11-1j Nii,|i n11*nil Is Very respectively. m a n n e r of nuances from the most WADC WAIU WC.HP XVMAQ _ ______ _ _ ____________ . 1 l resent owner is willing to #nitf•'.till i'« lta\» It'-f ili«* Inilth* nf wish, they will assist ■ 1{ II. HltADY. The totnl income of Englunda nro* tender to the most rapturous; :i V\ iifih'M i*. .mi i•i ii IumI attiurk KMOX XVCAO WOO. [wording your want ad nieyclo, Gun, Lock ami Phonogrnpii fit'1' for ten thensjniil. Appl*. It ix 1 .*f nrganitationk voice th a t yearns to express the ductlve bunineS# I| *»|M| | f . 1(1, A Mil XX 111 |fl»«» III*' repairing our specialty. • Toys, j 3d care Sanford Herald, it more effective. l u l l I I . F . I I K O F I III n r ! I i i l l l " p i IIIJ• i c . a l l l i , h n p p Im -H n was much lower during the p u t intimate. bicycles, sporting goods, and fish - 1 ‘ 11i»i -I.... ‘ n,M '• "urrl v il h K*l * I 11•-1 1 1y an impure tny candidacy Here is perfection nf diction in year than the income of the an* j •m111«•i* |*•f*i t . »*f Wairrlcn f..i t lurk of the circuit court Mih MONDAY. JA N U A R Y 21. rrninn’s supplies. Geo, W. Dev.rh, G t n u a n . Preach, Italian us wgl( as pvoducUva industries. . Five billion , in .th .- v r lll- jy ta h f i- v o v e r a in)* -J72.(F-XVPG Atlantic Citv, 1100: anti-Pound T^~ in English; nnd with h e r feeling dollars, says Mr. Me Kenba, -npra*III- IVmwiiillr' primary tt» he held ■„ ■< , • u . ... ... ri '/trrjTflc*, . ^ 7 , I P*■? « , V •. -v: -* * * | “r ’ *■■■■ 1 tlliM l|»:fM*‘t» u n i t I i r f f i n r - June .V I will ii|i|.i-ecl(ito your " ' Auto Show, 8.*10 Studio^ I ro- for languages goes also the rare sent# the income of England's nonl*ll'jlll** *'»»! 111 t ix mIx ctln liiittiril Muppurt. gram. 10:15 Novelty progrnm. power of feeling the poetry nnd s*\ m u 11m it • 11 iim i ImmIh \Vivii** -Collie l>og. O w n e r m a y — U o o m s X V itlicut H n a r i l li A C'ill 11 285.5— XVIIAL Unltimore. 1050: the dra m a of her foreign songs os producers. The combined income# •#r • nil i«*t it 1. 1 1nt in •- . i Yin mil in nine by ca llin g n t Hus _______________ _ of her profession#, employment* , ! l u b Xt it lM t*| I. i 7:110 Roxy and His Gang. !• Rivcr- could be expected only of the Iscribing dog and p aying Om* bedroom, III Park Axe. and productive business hardly I'l: h »s * • •I: w f\* 1|n\VKliL 14111 r u n l. m i I hi . AT (in *• j side hour. H-.IIO Jnilit Recital, I. • * •. I French for their songs, the Ger­ equnl# that sum. fad and expenses. Apply ♦ SpHrlallxIni: 4 h. i.l.y iiniinunc* m> canillllaiy jmm W O lU N e w n r k . 710: 0:15 I * *i j m *n t of S Inni* mans. the Italians, each for their Herald office. Hi— A p u rlm e iil F o r lif n l f"i It" h tntr IcKlalaluri-, Hiriinii . ... , . \_ , ,, ■j f 4 1 11 PlH«'n«r*H Capital Leaves 20— F a rm s 1 n r >ale ')||"I -uiije, I t" the will Of till- vni. I p h i King tu le .X i ( m m u m l n r e r.n- own. x • t(n»* i irinritlit, Trade with America illustrate# f \ n e l y furnished a p a i t meats with ei» in i hiprlninry of juiitC.__ rem hle. 7:55 1 S essions Chimes. Add tn this Miss F a r r a r ’s wide ........ nit:* C \V. FNTZ.’WINOtCtt- 8:20 K rc u g e r's l.leders. :• Musical range of dram atic ability, her the flow of capital away from Brit* all modern enm-eniences. Phone OX I EDO ' I I lid X I.A ND 7d. Call ai Palm etlo Ave. DODGE Ten mil'- or n m e mil" frotu r t l l t s t l'l l l l l VTK.YDKNT OF A lbum . 10 C a jitivators. 11:05 keen ordering brain which puts the nin. Tho British bought during tha r t iii.ii i x s T i t t i~riosi | cars ami G raham truck!, city limn s, 111 u .ig vvell.-. • " ■ I’nli lieu I Xmimmrcmcnt m inutest shades of expression in­ pn#t year a billion and a quarter O rc h estra . I n o n d l i l a t v far i s-eleclI'm tid Fltli Street. Phone d. NFXYl.X' furnished apart meats for Fine itiul-Seal i- .id binding tnul. to th e ir exact places, and you hnvc dollnr# of American goods. Amer­ l nil i nl \ i V < o XI xiins | i i m : ii t" lli.- off Ii-.- ul superintendent uf JJM.5— W E A K New York. dlO: rent. Phone Kdl-.l. t'lMOineivinl one-half mile r ■-->w i j.ipcity, l*t• • ' >m . . Mini 1 am n pul'll.- liisliiii-Unii fur Semlnelc 0 XX’nldorf O iv h e s tm . 7 F iftee n the lieder singer p a r excellence, ica bought nbout one-fifth of th at LS & COWAN CO. Auto Street ami Pink Avenue. I I .iflilo (if (*1Iit ii t x (■**■ii.11s Mil'i' i-l Iii the Dcmnuralli' $225 per nvip, m dl.iag down. I’.t ’'•“ in IhH rlrt N*«». a, I'l""."". V•.iii support will be up- M inute F e a tu re s . 8 G re a t Com* iie r own unassum ing Words per­ amount of British good#. Britain ami sheet metal works, i 1 to |tr eiiiiiii .iiitl’tiil | i' 'lit ■ haps hum up h e r new jiosition also made a large payment 00 h o | *I • « 1- 1 '« . i f i ll I* Vi* I » f i t , " u i i . - i l , l*osers. 8:;it) A. A P G ypsies, lull Avenue, Phone 710-XV. TWO .'I room modern f*u nisfieu j ii t. icsi d p i T W. U W T O N . * • "• i 'ft** f'rlmary |.» best of a ll;" A t h r n r t I am a clas­ war debt to America. !>:.'ID ( ic n e ta l M otors P a r ty . 10:50 a pattini-nt“, |oi\at<> hath, e arh M i \ ir i o s i Paul P Fit' ’ v11, l i XV II S ti , . : . sicist with a passionate respect fcx'FOllD lU’JCK CO. s r i.oNM T he claim is that Britain*# t a d Moon Magic. I t Lope/. O rc h e s tra . for line, beauty nnd simplicity." I .......... .. Ii I l II4M’IT ( Ol ItT nge. f:td and F ;5 S an F o d and i it land", l loi idii. I'll till Magnel’.i Ayc. I I. .i u u ' i i i u c o m y C a n d i d a " ) of production make# it noeetaary -t5l.il—W J Z New X'oik, (100: (I, i a. I'liotie 2 Id W m \ i or e.'iFt. . , i The program a rranged for Miss fi. i "lib . >,( * clerk, uf the Phone tl'17. 4 i >* th f people Cl> >u I'liuil. aulijucl to tho actlun Hotel M a n g e r o r c h e s tr a . 7 K lein's Fat ear's concert in Milnne Theatre for her to keep buying other mw 1 a r**-*t *‘i-mitit v Mini I am it *1*1 I11• i " i . i i a t tin- J u n e P rim ary Scremidera. 7:50 R o x y y ^ in d His '-■* Foil HKN'I Two furnisher! 21 — A n e a g f 1 or Sati on Felt. 5 is a rranged to meet the lion#’ good#. Thi# means c a p l t i ^ ' t .- 0 ' a l l , It i »\ ,m*i *inur Huliji'fi »|t"S m a r m o n s It. It. DMAS apartntent.-. large rooms, !>U' | '" il,. •' '1 I III* X Ul P I N III G ang. 8 M o n tg o m e ry W o r d pro- requirement# of the most exacting flowing out o f th e country. Aa tlk» [ifniij Automobile Ct>. I!!. , I' i kinn i v In In* hi*Id cage, l - 1. 1*. ;7J Park Ave. capitnl keep# flowing, f l n a n c l t t P .. l i »i : \i l | g ra in . !• Riverside hour. 10 S trin g a s well us the less aurious. . t inuli.t Ave. I 'hone (L eg al N o tice s) *i .*i I l*di.( Mvud .* i -a l ■t*; u ♦ •*>(* O.rlo.li 'na­ see the possibility for reestablishQ u a r te t. Mr 50 Sliojie and Gt'os*»*i ** JlHTlidi* I’ftlllltlf'Nl t — ------------------1 JH--—1 louses Fur Ken! t u ; -v; !f*2 !' -ate. I :• Ii and •it r* 1 It.i x*• »*ci v»*d a** in m i: «m c i:iT c o n n , t w k n - veitor. II S lum ber Music. ing British industry becoming leaf) For advertisements in the/ last lin e s; S e r v i c e ........ on mill n rr dealt v i' aatt d •*» t (• l - ’A 1 1‘ * ‘ ■ TV TMIJil* Jl lilUAI, i*MlCi:iT. 5 15.il KDKA Pitl.s b u r g h , 0511: (litre issues of the London tele* nnd less. I f mV, made my 1Iv­ i . RtinXI (" its. mi \ , Second Si., 1*41 | ..'ih i y h-tiiii I 'lolling’ "ii old f ;■ IN AM) r«Mt SKAIINMl.K i’l'I ’NBritain dare not rnlse her ta r if f ' 'ci i in! * il i n.' fruit (J:|5 Little S y m p h o n y o reliestra. |ih"iic directory, the. British Gov­ lx STATK V JP Kl.uU1|)A | two bljirl.- Iriau Ihimih' ss ||is l irl.. iiilu ii.ii 1l. ' e be lullin',! Ill PAINT, ■ 1*4,' . I n led e v e r y for protection. She depends <m th* V S VY11.l«l AMS, *'(ini.|>lu Ilia lit. 7:50 Roxy an d Ills G ang. 0 Sutue ern incut received $285,000. 4•i *•|»«ill kmiat * il. No -• i mill gi ide mu! I lint*. t Iliad h I 111lull Ini' 1111111 <>f i baiTail) vv,t Ii vei v easy' pay uie"ts x H. incoming goods for her very livaliT <■' Im; i In |>rn* \ W M.KT.HWN a s W .I/. 10 P r o g r a m front W.T7.. I'l,is ih i i-pp.it nitty i i ■ ■ nit* j a ml HAMt'III. J It I. t ■ ineiin* wilt war ts to be nit .lie that will last. It l »*nr m i p 1*0rt hood; for her own resource* a t tha 57ti.5 X X ’GX’ K eheneetndy, 71'0: MII.Lr.lt and \x if.* Ill>lTil It. a at " gel a I* i.dd | .no it t y t a I in j r to town s < Sliinlnd.ser, it I ci .in-" it covers up, * ,\| 11.1.till, l MfnridiiitlH present production-rate fail fair i I'miecit. II Lope/, orehestrn . | .'nl' alni" t ■ ’ * ■ ' f it t io ■ 0:50 D inner Music. 7:50 Musical 1 1 ! e 1 .* * •» . * m i. t »* riiiti:«*L<»si: \ ■|a< i" I- ! . Iit*i . ami vve a r I Itl 'ift i n . i t i i •! ■e I. d I F tty . I i! ! 5511.0 WSM Nashville. 800) short of supplying the nation. P ro g r a m . 8:50 A. A- P. G ypsies. * \ n •h t m a m i :. r x r : ii i i i in: Ib.foh1 y i buy j mir paiiil i RimM biuigulow Worker# Burdened « IT.VTIMV gara g e Naleiji.il lla .k F iildo J- Saatold. , 7:50 Rosy onjl His Gang. 0:30 0:50 G eneral Motor* P a r ty . nindldaey I \\ M. lxi:«i\Y.\ and SA MI 'I :i. St ja il. Sanford Paiit'. Florldn. * H er worker# burdened by thelir S Ill'll |,r | in, ai j 1| liret lid Motor# P arty. 10:50 i ’1.1 in * • M ir*}UP j Iii8.fi XX'RC W a sh in g to n , 040: G e m in i Mll.l.l K ami x x if. KIMT11 II I 2 XX. F u s t St. i l 'll | . i r < nf* Mlpfinrt III MiM.r.i: citKivTrNMS high taxes cannot hope, it la II. |d.»l e 1:5. ii W a ldorf A sto ria O rc h e stra . 7:51' Frolic 23— W auled i{t.;t! E. daf e I** M In -flint Vmi ,ii* h* i **!ix iii (|«‘t **i| !*» In* 4*n*l Roxy and Hi* G ang. 8:50 A & P. pointed out. to produce good* 2tHi.O— W S M Il N ew Oilcan#. I 1 * II YUAN 14 11] I**Jk1 I •« I • »! i *«l|l *•*| 111 I '* i VJ i t ! "till ininiC**In •no .' . Well t a I Iii hl‘l| ti e WSMIl cheaply enough to sell them Gi>ypsies. 0:50 G e n e ra l Motors 1010: l<:50 O re h e strn # ; ill* ('..nil ) i i» ii h•1 in .St*it r**rd. S•*11' C |iN i»*s, \\ X N'T t o heal to m "U'li i h.n.iig Ml |M m X m onti; IUMI i r n r tu n till i " i n . n t in: V11**1*’' * *•IIIIIX M|(l1« *4f l”"1**I lJ It, till Pai ty. foreign markets. Before tho Bri­ Phone Special; Dunce Music (2 hours.). faiin f" *ai. m 1 l o ida. lit tl»|e 1 ■ ■ III) I'illl'Illl.lC) III* .( I >*• X• • l l t l l l v ' l f a tils**, t h i * h . i i i i d ini * i m u.-i •! in |« • i ii 240 1*— Wt.'OA Pensncohi, 1200; tish goods get to the foreign buy­ ■ M11LJI!I' t ill 111*# I d ' I I I 14, H I Mt l t*a J ' f i l l d JliNfs a M( *l I I — — d lor get e riel I'uruong and - tends, | K 21 - I I all tin \vci.n» ■ ' 4if ScMilniitf* u a b i * Mil lli** M i l ( l a x III I ' T l i i u i i f v . s o n ' l l L i t N. 0:50 Piano; Vocal. 10 Novelty e r there i# ii ta r if f duty on th* > 'tiUiy tn In* a lug* i I■.I il. 'I i «1>11*111 ai d I 'VVA l». I''.’V t Iii* N.IIII* iH'iim a liul** ,j,. , a. (!• w*<• . I n dti.t. Solos.. 11 Fiddler and Dude. goods which makes their prief l l l ' i n I R 1N T S H O P (ijii * * r iitk' ( * m nil, i*i in •» * * * ,'J u V\M A si it* \ iIU% 1010, I ala . I i i in !>•■•! i t ar.e 1 • *1 i asli mi ■ I'din i . linker. prohibitive. IX' service on a n y th in g in WIt It tt e lit t IVe M. M 1-0 It 1 > ih. i * iii * * f «*aini»initit 111 * 1*111 f 1 1 i i»;*ir» Diimn MiiHii1 . 7*l*r» A^iirullaid 1I.J2 it I il'M x i(H 1(14*1 (' ll **I i *(f yiill **t . | 14 * I 1let ' I. ■ \ i t..>1 i This combination of fiendish |nV X plume call will gel - 1 '. n i l | I C| I t " III II. f n i i < «»t ' v \ j i i h ; i ; * 1*1 lli*' >s.i i i i *' x x l l l bt ) l i i l a n .t h *‘»>i|H i v «* 1 p1*1 1 0 0 . force, say# Mr. McKenna, is work* liii. I'ii-iiie -I If-XX. II liilil* i 1.4 < ■ iii > c;i In! |i| nr y * r * « H « i l a n i l fi*M**xx«*(l Lx a n a p p m | 7 a . t P W S I l Alhuilii. 11*102 7 : 1 1 0 til i Irani'" 2 1 — I .•»! s l o r S a l t ' Il.i.i- e at P.I"la. lot 1 III** «•f I |( '«• *»f ing for Britain's financial fuliw • * ' VtTlii:it HiiDFitl-D n.i.i|R "X v (tail lli« Gang. 14 MontgomS r Hi I l i n k ' M u l l It l> I ,rn\ i in ai i li .iili "lli." ; i hu 11i And there i# only one way Britain ♦(• lit** will t*f TflH 11»1*0, id . 1*1 i*i I'ul.lkPilii.ii. in- im!*-»i»ryWiinl pnipfiam. 0:.”*0 (ivniTiil trout lot rr. v< *l ■••. *’t" I i'l l S A i ’•it ttf Sr*,Tl!uii'* l»>|,*.| m Till: HANI'OI(I) 11Kit Al.lt, M n t n e * P a i t y . UP YOUR OI,D W A LLS light s. gut age. i " lie points, to u system o f " N a ­ . F a :i "* Ad'llMagi" 11 . i idl' iil i eriiniuitily, $I''.4M* per .. ,i . i * mec* at ir I * i kmnry ,i in*xx Nf hi |*i* i | i i il*l l»sli(' tl i n Siiiifttnl. IHY MAX XVAl.L PAIN f tional credit" which ' wil) pug 245.8 WDOI) rlinttim onga. i t Jilin* .lie 1*1*1 S p i i i i i h i I' ' i ' n m i I > . F l d i I d a , *mv** 1 ii a'd ■ i esblent ial tioii. \" i riilM. N E W AND 11KT- luiint h, l \S ii. SIIAItON capital into tile hands of incipi­ .•itch x x * i l, fi.r f m u i iiMecuili.’ ( 1250: S i Hawaiian Trio. 11:50 StuIIwin g will suelOlt H Ul H E R INI OHM A- I'Nii uislied f u n f " " h c"ttiige in dlstl i t I XVp r I* h ** * ent business enterprises with no Act quickly in a cold. It may lead to I ti io " I ’lngin m. run i \ n < oi.i.i:i“ioi! t J I V I . N i i 1111•*r i n v h a n d n n d I h o I a r m s ; A d d r e s s lCALL PHONE ii:’>5-J OR l im a H e ig h t., on Orlumln Roa|., i ifi " i a i u *— 1» I#* ,(D*i4Kiiir#, Mint I ntii *i 4(*ut d f t * n l d F t i u t l i* f i I It i n l Iii* t* I It 5 8 1 . 1 - KTIIS Hot Springs. 780: grippe or tin. Break up a cold within I interest charge. The ennital wiU II*-: ild. I. C. POLLER. SANFORD. electric Htdio, h ith . running r D i: . fiiliiillc f141 1r-t*|i*r 1l<ltl I*• MUi d a x t d l . i l n m i x A I* 11*2# twenty-four hours. HILL'S willdoil! I lie seemed by first m ortgages on twenty !• Plantation Mclodii’#. 10 Spanish f l ' t >•< T i ( X • *r 4 i I(»(*| n f I l f H»*11lit1v »:. noniLAKH. Wiilir. g a ra g e , SlA.oo | ut mmtlh »t require-1 tlie produelive machinery It'll* ' tis Combines the four great •' - *l 11 •• •“■ill* J' *' I in i Ii »> ii r I i i *vi t ' o i ii. So re unde. 10:45 Dance Frolic, 2(i— X liscelkirem is F u r S alt' Two innni ii|ii<rtn -nl ill'll and meats. Stops the coldfn * ■ • >i< i - ii Ili«* I*rrnncr;ifn* Il> A M WKCKS / | he invested in. And in th a t man­ 522.1— W IIAS Ixiuisviltc, 050: dsy. checks the fever, ”S F R I T , S T O R E — P re- t-1 eiii-h, - 20 on jut in* 111ti. ....... f*• •- if k«1 ni .fund I U pul) ClHlIt ' I 'onl Delivery ner, whut resource# Britain hat f u r s.v i i .1 i H " ' ' Alii -1 1 * 1 1 (1|»1'f*(*tnti7< l open! tha Ixiwrl*. tunri the 8:50 Ktililin Cnnecrt. 0 Montgom­ H ill's ii \\ \\ \ iii : linn-. I •i ' *g >, S'idn. We JirApply t • .luo I'. I inkins ill entire a/item. Get red bo* to­ INM l» JINK INS F iniiigtoii Typ S n nfi*i *i. Florida, will lie put to work in establish* t rin I- • ery Want piogram . 0:50 General S t o p s |J "U i* mi photic, t ail l o ’ ('mu t 11" i a-. ds/ at SQ/druccut, 30c. A llnriicy f o r t 'o in p l a In a nl I .a | loat ing her industries and m iltb"/ h#:; V\ I Illl Motnes Party. 5 C o la s i nit 1 HI \T1 AkkEliHOII n r H I L L ’S \t ihi me an offer. unci’ more on the road to f in a n ­ almost l t %\ i :m tipper Signs of all kinds. IS— XXt i med To Ken I 5 )0 .0 — WMC Memphis. 680: C o n n — Br*wl4* — QalaUe f i f!* ili'lii'lllH p 1(1 !lift I»rup1e il \OTI! I-! OK SIIKIIlFF'S *4%I.(:. ...da Hotel. cial prosperity. ,i , .1. A. • 1.1 Paint A IVull I'upet *•1 >• lli 41IH-l« i ‘nil fil X 1fill { | am i\ lie vliiii** uf it rt on*1rut Inn in mV 0:50 General Motors P a rty . 10:50 | . . i(4 |X t< 1 Futiiislud three ' ' • | • * • * 1 * ■ t i * l ti­ the nfRENT ! i- tiR ImmhmI out of I ,,|»ui»*> ; on.mi woi i h fur- i ll VD lit.' tmnrii*. T *1.4^ \ , 4-*.r F ! l! E. Fourth S t . ! +'(>11 > A I I’Nnirt In mid for OrmiKi* fnuniy, rt Ifftil mt IJ! 41»4 1-'ll ■i| 1i'l X‘*4• IN ill t lit* 1iriim - Flnrldn, In Hu* null of <*Al.lt »N PUKAPII rejialrli.g, piane Imi 12 room ala- IF.i.l Modem 11 ’ .1 1*11lilt.' 1* i •• i(» hi h| hi .1uu*' IKON WOllKH * MF«t ««• IB by " \ | i t I s yvitli J7 years near F.or"-> I Call i" \1 d .ol hulct. Fuc id ! V) 1"llt. .(, A. KM >KI!»A, ,i ,-or,mein tun, ne *l,i"l f'i*i‘. S u i l * .1 mus ic si ore ilngroV! ’iii*nl'. A V MJOIIAN, xvowo. mil I iff k EndaCold In 1 D a y ! ft Sll"|'|ie, Riiiim ill \ II Mr- Aii a,;,*, pleine K22. , Ib.t. I. Pholll' x i *-.1. | i ; — 1ItiusiCs I He l l e n l |*INtI ('.LOCKS— Irrig a tio n FOR RENT t nfuiitlshed m tla g c aqd general rv m in t wo.*k. at. 1705 Magnolia Avenue, rlo-e • "in ;et" 4'o. .1. E. Ter " *u io"it ?l 5 on iiii ittily. ■ *r. Prmi 3rd and Eon Mp Wanted Fvmaie . DM Its \\ unft*d: $ 10,00 eonjJt CCi. -JdiJtwU»T wVt.iUW-T"**'ladies. Cmne jit unee Jie* Ixo" late. Don’t mb* thi* gfful opjiqrtuuity \ti boV hMru.ti-d by New. York Mil•lefen'hees furnished. In-f-'a 11‘- Here now located 100 Palmetto. FOR R F N I' > muni bungalow at 2121 I'almCllo Avenue. 2 be.I moniM, hath, living room, dinin'ro-ijn and kill hen. Garage. -$26.0l> m o nthly. Key at Tin- . l p ’i a l l oft ice. For Rent-* Siv rum i house vsitb| ft'ir lYyafttrinr tN-rfH- *•• e:f. 11shi I for I gilt-lion I n !' in i . f I'.in|Ui ic T- A. (i rceideai, l^iko M a fy. FI11 Fix room liause: Tenth, between ..Mugnolie and I’almctlo. Rent rrnsoiiable. I'lioite 251. W a n te d ' TIUN wutdinl by young lady •-* year* experience; Dookln*r. pushier, typist und geitretnii clerk. Roy 118, Oateen, ids. ’ * *-■ 1 * SlX-ioani bungalow, with seven u -rc s of land, nuilable foe ’ multry, a t Lake Mary, Apply S-j XY, Williams, Sanfw d Ave., Lake M a r y ,. M»-. • •_____ F O R S'ALE house duw r e n te d l > r ? 6 0 . 0 0 monUily. In ill." 'XVdl sell for FU - - j . , W r n w 4‘J.t .$0,000.00 an t e r m s o f fji&O. cash nr' '- > n./, - cured b y '____ firatT t,n ,I (Re balance $75.00 j>er m onth Bate on «■ H located s tu c co H ouse co n ta in s 5 rooms. U i r u e lot, VCMf o ' r tb dntihle ' tliat double g a r a g e , etc. A d d re ss C. ju ' ‘ - n t . I n te r e s t a n d A. II. f a r e T he Ih-rald. inancl ul ‘ A ddress Ikix : * r* TI"* H erald. T 1!)—I louses For Sale Follow O ur W ant A ds For a B etter Home at Smaller Cost H E lowness of the telling cost when you buy or sell through W ant Ads is hound to benefit . both buyer and seller. F or a' few cents you can find a desirable purchaser ‘ for your home immediately by fully describing your property and inserting a W ant Ad in our paper once or. twice. By using one of our W ant A ds th e *purchaser and seller are benefited by imm ediate ’transaction, personal investigation, and the extremely !' low cost »f o u r W ant A ds. T | 'i | j § # 1 ; i" ii l ; | M jj{ GENERAL* BUSINESS CONDITIONS 1 m m [TkD: Voting wound} of gor<d 17— I t u s i u '.s s 1 ' l a e c s F u r H e n ) r*ai,0U'e to Milii it ads foe this J f f l l i v Herald. Sti icily etim- ST O R E S for Rent --Suitable for e ith e r office or imall buelnei*' l"n bans. See Mr. Powers ’a t Rrtil rtu»onalile. Pliutic Hiil-.F llltiald. 'itu a liu n \ >| 1’l llVIS unit J. 8 I'l' ItVIS, a# ro-|>,ii tm r« (l atling ni"l 't"tn« tiiiHtni'ni. ii# StIMtNOl.i: i VINSTItt' i( TIDN ClMI'.tXV, I Inn.- I"»i"'l itlMin alt Mi" rlahl. m l" **(*<4 •" It'i.Ml ».f 111.- Mill A M Pt’ItVIH -M From tho Monthly Bank Latter fog January Iisued by The National City Bank of New York unit J, S- PPII\*I8( ii" i u-jiarlnera n a ilin g ami ilolnr IiiimIm.Mt. t>» SKMI N'4' I. I! i'ON ST It l"<'TI* i\‘ OOMPANY. In . amt tn the fntlntt log ilewrth'-'l |i.r«"nal p,-"|i.tl). .ItuHE course of buiineis during lowering of long term interest rates and tlie amount of foreign fut: * it" In S"inlii,il" 4VimU), Klnjtilu. t"1927 was characterued by a makes possible the refunding uf employed or on deposit itt N* r « Ii: slow start, a gradual rise to high coupon obligations at lower York is larger than before the w I P,o»a I’lnw: I flnml S|iODkbut the fS'sition of New York t t lur; 1 .M"dlittn Itmiit Scrn|i". I satisfactory levels duriag the spriag, ivmrni Mlxri: S Nllp Pan*. The United States gained about world finance is different from w,’ a seasonal recession duriag the NOTK'li If lurr|j>- Riven Dint >'11 it was then, and seems likely, to **•_, : .Mnnrta). thr Mh <to> "f Fitirnar) summer, a disappointing recovery $56,000,000 of gold iu the first half main different. Although it tt qu,!^ ..I'l A l»„ liHHti-n Die hour* nf during the fall and a decrease of of last year and lost something like t • n'rliti-k A. M Mini J nVI'ick I*. in the final months, accord­ $200,000,IWO in' the second half by possible that these fund* may be in­ Jl nf mild da), at Du- front done activity ing to the monthly review of 1 he excess of exports, making a net loss duced in amount, it is iniprabat us nf Ihn.t'niirl It mi*" In mild I'ouni). I ul l l ’v.ll all III.- i Iglil. Itile in- National City Bank of New York, for tlie year of $1/1,000,000. The thst such changes will be of a sud­ li*lr*l n|V Ih.- »nIrl A M !'• 14X18 j.xthich .itoiw *.,im l ^ y i o v .l'ltds JGUikiW!juu p*<»<* den-or distuning.t&wasjeii,.. To­ attrf other factors in the balance « Hailing and doing lui*lm-»» a* closes with evidence of considerable that numerous counttiei are able to ternational payment* »re not *ob)*Ck SDMINOt.i: CONHTIU’l'TION 1 DM slack in the industrial situation. lake gold fioin u» in tlie unprece­ to sudden changes. Indeed, Uwr* U PAN'V, In und in Ih" mild iitmv* Production and trade have been dented volume <d fotcign borrow­ d"*crlti.il jimiii-rl)' at pul’ll'’ ing licrr, this b*itqr the cheapest reason for thinking that th* tim* llnli In thi- lilaht’Mf litddi’i fur Urge despite the recent decreases money niaikel c<i large capacity in for abrupt change* la trade *s4 ex­ lUIMli, In siitlxf)' Hit1*1 «*RrrUl I'Mi min in some lines. change relations baa gone by. ■ill main "The most unsatisfactory feature (lie world. Europe appears to be firmly estab­ •liven under my hand nnd *'-ai of business in 1927 has been the de­ "The l nitvil Stales is a low Dili 7Mi day nf Jiinuiu) A. J’ cline shown in business profits," the inonry market in which a great ag­ lished in permanent relatisaa am l*. Jl' H A N D . ■* S heriff. review says. “This is the result gregate ol loans lus been made to the gold basis." The bank discusses at lengthi fb# lii.rruwrrA uf otlicr countries in re­ both of the further decline iu prices IN COl'ItT OK fof.NTV J t’DDF. HKMINOl.i; COl'NTY, 8TATI. HI and of the decrease in volume in cent nionllis," the review explains. domestic credit situation, KUHIIDA . . . . . . . many important lines. During 1926 “These loans involve on our part to the large expansion of loans 'IsS . In Hr 17.lulu of DAIIKII-.I.D and the first half of 1927 business tlie payment of principal sums, the patt year and particular! f Hl'im iN. Diir tri-il. which unless offset in the exchanges the fact that thia Increase hag o nil cr.dllor.. Ii-unt"".. dl.trltiu- Was enabled to make a good show­ trr*. nnd ull i n - r . m i H h a v i n g ing as to aornings in spite of fall­ by pay meals running to us, tend to almost wholly fa financing th* p rhilmn or drnuvud. u«.i|n*t m»“ ing price*, because volume was still lower our exchanges to (he gold chase of stocks ta d bonds. It ~ i-slalr* phasiies the fact that a point. • You. and rsrli of you. urr lirnt') holding up and unit costs of pro­ export “Our loans abroad create imme­ increasing supply of bank credit I ni'tlflril and rrnulri'd to prr.rnl duction could he kept down. With any claims und di-inntul. « hlcji >"U. a slackening in the rate ol .output diate debits against us and prospec­ been the most important fitte r or either-of you. may have awlnst such as occurred later in the year tive credits in our favor thereafter. the stock and security markets, lllr r.tu lr of IIAltKIFI.D lll’UTDN. 4""en.rd, 4ale nf Hrmlmdr I'nil III/. the effect on earnings quickly be- The volume of regularly accruing sounds a warning that the 0d| Kinrtiia, in the lion. Ju*. il. Charon came pronounced. Naturally any credits on this account is incrcaa- of bank credit, cannot go oa •’.lunty Jodar of rirmtnnlr count}.. ,„ i : n, i_ i- . <ource of [ng,from year to year. The debit* creaajng utiles* gold is addtd to 1 ai in. ofnor m th.lii'ii.r In Urmlnol# fount/. Florida, disappointment, but business men arising front new loans will decline monetary stock or the lb within twelve innttlh. front thr of experience will not he discour­ ol course whenever the volume ol banks issue reserve credit in 4 (lair llrrriff. • by thq year's showing. Total new lokn* declines. The invest­ of gold exports. Datrd Jnm iar/ M. A. D • . aged It would be unfortunate, say. Hrorporatton profits will not be as ment of foreigners in this country MATTIK IM'llTtlS. Admlul.trnlrlx •>' ' li" K»t»tr of good as in 1926, but most corpora­ if sold for the purpose of taking review, il the resources of tb* P i tIAIIKICl.D ’trilTON. tions have earned their dividends the capital home would create .deb- serve bank* were thought to b by a substantial margin, and in urn* itr'afrainst us and a desire to take limited. They ha*« the *ft« eral the cash position of industry profits might Induce such action at in their hands, bob'they can this time. On the other hand; fo*-- talu control oaly by hoi is unusually strong." eigo investors have been freely buy­ balance of power between Among the reasons for entki- ing from us the foreign loans placed force* For them tfi inci atinf. better business In 192* sr* in thia . Relieved without market. volume of hank, credit•end bepk ry conditions, low la­ "do«ing.’’ RuboQ v "Foreign deposits In America^ abilities while thefi, the likelihood of Al­ together with the banka and -foreign Investment* in diminishing tb would be bui T at Thu Ih'i'ald o ffi e. }l. I f D t i n N G - The Roof Kvsting. Metal sh ir glut., |4!p te a r, tin and galvir.in-d 1 See James H. Cowan. Oak *nd Thu 1 St. Phone I I I . "1 dache — - *■ � 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 23, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 23, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 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/2fa33fb97fb0311a49abecce93042990.pdf 33ab44f7c86031c69b13baeeed27373e PDF Text Text PflS vijj i i j P| •> T 1111' , . , . TJl 1.' P * YOUR Ill,' lushed l « 'frltifIda’s t World’s Greatest \egetaWe lion. Its R ic h e st GardenLand.l volume XPE«- *• -* ■»* IE W E A Tl I 'Clbudy With rain 'In eai south' portion* tonight; We^r I duy partly clouxly wlth ral- 1 south portion; colder in iwrth por _ i .lion-Wednesday— » Leased W ire International News Service S A N F O IU ) F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y J A N U A R Y 24, 1928 NUMBER M cih b er A u d it Uurenu O f C ircuU iiionc t President Coolidge Raps A rm yA n d Navy: WhoStir Up Talk O f War [[CAL CO. fiiam Interests Of;r SchemeWliereby iusclc Shoals Will lc Financial Asset fs Plan Would !e Great Benefit PoliceUniversity Track Athlete About Missing Smith Girl --• II AIM PREDICTED ON OF COMMISSION RIVER CONTROL WASHINGTON Jon. 24— (INS) lagan (lists, the President hvilcvc-t NORTH AM PTON, Mass.. Jan. — rresident Coolidge today ver­ that the pres* has the responsibi­ 121— (IN S)—John Paul Stack, for­ bally Spanked army nnd navy o f­ lity of not taking such talk seri­ __________ , ; mcr idgli jumper at Cornell Uni­ ficers and others who have been ously. C ity H eads T o C o n fe rS h o rtlv A d m in istra tion D e m a n d .T h a t versity and later manager of a necking increased military approMr. Coolidge is certain, fur his W ith H o n r is e n la U v w O fT h e V aliev S la te s A ss u m e F o r - 'local inn on the edgo of Smith ptiaticn* through inflamutory own part, that there is no rensnii F lorid a P o w e rA n d L lg h tC o . tion O f E xpensesM eetH R it-l U'diege campus was located today statements about the possibility of for taking seriously the suggeaH clu tlv c T o P u rch a se I'lo n ! Ic r O n posltlon In of wn:\ • ' tion that the country is in danger til H's official attitude was out- «f attack by nity ppwc.r and he is SSk ..w i uuully sure that the Unite.I Stut- Engineer And Auditor Control Committee • ^ ' lined in clear and vmphutic emphatic lan­ guage. lie told callers he had no « s coutenipintes no notion of ng- Arc To Make Survey Divided On Subject sympathy whatever with the giession against any other nation. “ Jingoists." ■ The executive pointed out Hint Plant D eclared T o H a v e L osl Solans From A ffe c t e d A rea s A}1** Smith disappeared Tito President mentioned' n.» in every session o f Congress the .rames^ but left thp Inference that j Post QffkC—Appropriating—M -----— — Vvp C m T H i p r n 1 remarks were called forth by j *ure, one o f the largest of the •mers V I O U l I t l i V i l i , tntc*mi<nt attributed ^o Reur Ad- money bills, passed without any Plunkett that war inflammatory propaganda as to States Would Gam miral Charles -................................. with Great Britain "is inevitable.' v. hat might happen should the de­ From Development Senator Borah (R ) of Idaho, chair- I artmcntnl piogram ho cuitailcJ. man of the Foreign Relations Ho sees no reason, therefore, why A L D IN G T O N , Jan. 2 4 — Committee, hu* nlrtmly replied to ; r I pioprlatlon '.ills for the military. 5)-^-D evelopm ent o f M u s- I’lunkott. t stablishnicnt: shouiil hting forih lionls a s a fertiiiV.er-prO'; Although ho docs not feel there from quarters interested in nato je c t , w ith th e g e n - 1b nnythihg lie can do to .offset j ionnl defense an avnlnnrlu- ..f wai ing p i '. • s it • s 'a u x il•• the influence of the military pro- talk. *■ litur o f |/»w 'er ''a jiiid fin a n cia l s u p p o r t.” urged upon th e S en a te culture f ’ o m m ittc e to d a y Clrn II. H ook er, re p re se n t­ -I E ^ Smith who was only a freshman. i V City of Sahford may soon WASHINGTON Jan. 21— (INS) Ho-added that hf was acquainted dispose of its gns plant. Ncgolla- - A bitter struggle over the ad- with several Smith College girl tii ns looking toward' its purchase ministration's demand that valley students. At the same time, St. Jolm will he opened within the next few states assume part of the cost ot Smith, wealthy Now York retired dnvs with representatives of the i controlling floods on the Mu»isbroker, announced he stood ready Klofi.la Power and Light Company, sippl River was forecast today ns it was. learned Monday afternoon the question was debated n Uolli i<> double the ton thousand dollar |reward if his daughter was restor­ during a meeting of the City Com- Senate and lou se comnrUUeo u * Tht* IIoum* Flood Control ih lulu- ed to him. mission. .Miss Ann S. AJerrrow, daughter ly ypiit ou llio question, it wus Joe H. Gill, vice president nni the Florid.i disclosed as Mnjoy-ticncml Edgar of Dwight W. Morrow, United of v..cgeneral mnnngcr mnnuvw m Jailwm w;|!1 fille d a< the 1 last henrfor REGINNING HICKMAN TRL States ambassador to Mexico, re­ vealed that Frances was cast down because o f her low Scholarship —— — —• ■■yft standing, whereas at Milton Aca­ deme last year she was nn "ace Last iVeparationsAr* ccholnr.” , Progressing1AtFev' Stack was a member o f the cr Pace ForOpeningv 11121 class at Cornell and later was a member o f tho reserve o f­ . Of Case Tomorrow ficers’ Training Corps at Amherst College. Official records disclosed that Stack was admitted to the Northnmpton State Hospital. esenput j twice, was trnnsferreiL, to the, Bridgewater State .Hospital bud ' r tf r n lifn M lk later released. He is about 2'J O lllC r U I ^ a i l l O r i l l U years old. Slayer Greets Son The town o f Conway, where In Jailor’s Office young Stack lived, was often vis­ ited by Miss Smith while spending LOS ANGELES, Cal., Jan. her vacations at tho country homo of her father In South Amherst. 24— (IN S )— Los Angeles was Residents o f Conway to(il stale a city in suspense today. . , With last njinute prepara­ officers that Smith College atu*. dents often took automobile ridca tions progressing, at fever pace, an air o f expectancy to Conway with Stack, Defense To Clini Jo-Insanity pervaded the thoroughfares and byway^ of, the metropolis, ns (he hour o f William Hicknuui'a ^upiictirauce ^Ucla^e.. tho liar o t ' justice drew nearer . and nearer. HAVANA JURY t FIRE STATION TO CITY COMMISSION _ _ _ _ _ _ _MEETING CORONER’S ... ]. Viu>w,-Vprk.. uhumigaUin­ . . . . .PACT . . . . . . . .DECLARES .... YOUTH RECEIVE REPAIRS G W E S - P R A N C T O J ^ ^ r a ^ ^ ^ l S B PROPOSES Yd LEAPEDTODEATH AND RENOVATION TO UTILITY FIRM TffiTO AID AVIATION LEAPED TO DE S * • ) t A» k •* v It was tho Inst day accorded i and defense attorney* for the mnrdeclared that such a plan i hailing of forces in tho impending II prove o f untold benefit to court battle. Tomorrow in Judgo farmers and "should return the . . pal plant. Mr. Gill replied In f| |a a(JJ|t;isl and that ____ _ Carlos S. Hardy's superior court, lament over $.'100,000,000. affirmative. pule ral Govern• , . ... ftiiluie nl’ til S ta te s S on O f P ro m in e n t D ir- the "F ox " will como to trial on bole burden 11 em p rch om iivc Finns l o r D e­ nki r’s plan which was ombod-j-p,. Florida Power and Light «>f- iiiciiL I- ixicul Department Moves Its FloridnPmverAnri U glh i C om assume the iningliatn B u sin ess M an D e- charges of kidiuiping and murder­ will ' velopinK C om m ercia l A ir ­ TrucksAndOtherEquipnient p:|nyGiven iiO .’lO-YenrC i a Utter read to the eommitte e _______________ . - „ p.'tnyhlven -Y en rC on tn icl fic|n| «tntc<l -thm he would semi an , m () 1(ll ll)Mul t„ n„ .0| plans wii lih era leiv ju m p e d F rom ing 12 yenr old Morion Parker.w a y s T h ro u g h o u l A m erica s T o P ark A v e n u e l-o e a tio n ; H ilt N ol E x clu s iv e R i(;h l i o o n K in eei and nuditoi to Snnford im( l.i continue government conTo Park Avenue Location; lltlt Not F ’ * ~ Judge Hnrdy’a courtroom will be. W in g O f PassenK er Plane J.>f Murclc Shoals, but place (k m sid ered A t C on feren ce Old Home Declared Unsafe OpernteW ' V ith in M u n icip a lity nu.diutely for the purpose o f mnk ' )a(|wm whose plan o f floo the cynosure of tho eves of a nation til ninnngeiuent in tile hands of --------ing a sprvey of tho local plant- control was approved by President MAl'ON, Gn., Jan. 21 — (IN S)— as whnt promises to be California'!* HAVANA. Jan. 2i (INS) rtriul experts. The unified conThe City Commission at it.i y.'iih this completed, Mr. Gill r.iolidee. stoutly maintained Hint The three-slory 4irlek building Testimony that S. tiraiitlnnd Ir­ most Hpeolacu!.ir mint drama bo-i Ci.inptoheii dve plans f..-r the devel­ Iwould eitlier be directed bv the Avenue, which Imus- inerting Monday afternoon granted |,j, f j ,m would lie in a better po*i- Congress itself hied established the opment of romnirrrial airwaj** win. ran of n prominent Birming­ Itiht, et.iry ..f War or by a nut ionnl on * ahuotto «-f making lornl enmmuni- * to the Florida Power and Light *i,,n to negotiate for the plmit in All o f the resources of tho de­ ham business mail, who was killed the fire department, will shortly fit , i.ii-po ..I of gover-r.rs of Com puny a .'t0-_yyar franthi*,* t»» U . fnrtlii omiitg i (Uiference with La lies |is\ part of the cost of flood throughout the New World were in a fall from nn nirplnno yester­ fense will ho thrown into tho of- -'ti laid bcf< re Hie I’an-Amoi ienn C-ono.ljoiniuir .Mu ile Saoali. and undergo extensive ripaii'K and al­ operali' its cleetrie plant in .'•tin- Commissii.il. noilrol. livers and harbors im­ day, deliberately Jumped to bis fort to prove that the Kansas City •l fereiice toiiay. lu s io n s ordered by the City <'«"•>- ford, tiius carrying, out the utility la. m hjiikra._____ Work of the utility experts in provement and other engim erio/ ,|onth from the wing, marked the youth knew not whnt he was doing .Vjj The plans wen* incut'perilled in I'-tti-i' insisted that "those mission as aq emergency action, conipany’s request submitted more appraising the gas plant will tak- work undertaken by the tinny euwhen h-’ murdered tho banker’s ^ a projected tienty on eonimcrri.il coroner's inquest here today. in' i It. mu ally minded must condition of the structure. than a year ago and which was (our or five days und shortly therm ginei't her bodyavia'ion which was placed before: .|iuk Astnmft. n veteran pilot, , daughter, dismembered cltsmeniDcreii per roajrj Hops Kopp lit) of Iowa and iju, i i.nfei iiiit- Co................... .Com- whn wax at the controls o f the ' nml- tn*?r.l her mutllnled f^rni at postponed and sidotiaekcd from after a meeting between the Coin but in charge." "I stand ready The building, which is H years to hi.v i i i i i o .” Hooker stated, “ to time to time. mifcwaii and the Florida Power and rtf* of Wisconsin qjm s nutoe at ions by Anibas-’mlor Henry ,,|.i„e. said Irwin tried three times Hie fect-of a borror-strickiui father gjd and one of the landmarks of together under il guarantee I Vy 1I* f»*r I” 1$1 V•.hOO m.ispni ......- r ... mon.fg&a —----« • The* Commission, in response l<> Light (fficiuL is scheduled to take |T,«v «l«-l••• • of Jiulwin. iirsnilcil b I* |- |i'ti her of the United Slates to jump fnnu the plane. Twice, ,in rctyrn Uir pity, i* Haiti to be fairly totMr. Gill expivased liic nplu- S,>utlit-•11 n.embers of the commit t .<>i i :it Ir, tin* needed leader i in .......... .............. All of Hie energies o f the »tat« j a further request of Joe 11. Gill, pluce. 'I'll,, ('onimisaton pix-viously had ,\s|u raft said, he motioned him 1-ling on its weak foundation and Ion yesti iday that some plan of tee. The .1 olivili plan <onteniplnte l.lii-tM uii'.J ngiicult.iro to guarmaneuvered*"to' prevent will be i-nipK-vml to batter d“ Wn I Mr. Flcivhrt to prepare am| m m danger of collapsing at any vice president and general ninnu|. t i1• (Muscle Shoal’s) adtransfer v liich would be foe the |h:it twenty percent of the $-ttK), « " A. " ! .................. . . .. f The third time, and demolish the plea of ,f nol L biui from from hraping. . Vibrations caused by the gcr, waived its rules and passed the m u u i l . f . t of both parties ..... . mgineers ft..... eon- »«d submit a epoit with y nrecoin-1 v n -| him ,1'inn the fundamental hu.d- tune, oidinnnee authorizing the franchise mutuui Ashcraft, Irwin guilty by reason of insanity" andi | , I . — , | in , i... v|,.»ca mem ations. on the particular prop- la-cmdiug to ontinb of such an under- passage of the L ui'y f **Sde-ral »*iv in one reading instead of three as could he niaikcd out without un> find ph... will he pan! h> Motes inu-matbuial ...mmoretal cried, " it ’s nil over now,’’ ;t*ns rent* Hickman to the gnllfiwm. is said to have added considerably Four psychiatrists, hia-’d by tl nml Io*el eommiinitlca. lag. is usually the case. The ordinance ...... . plunged downward. His body fell ntu w,l is <lt) Of ....... a n -1J" thje o t th e ^ stnic .was passed by a unanimous vote defense, will rite the conclu»lon« The Commission in raid to have. K.xpluunng the nrmy eniguet-n The draft convention was pre1.200 feet and was crushed on a , — IPre. The walls air dccluri.ii to u. i-f'ihgjr study of tho defendant’* i . t -i'll h .-lm * prepared a , extiaoidinarily narrow for a build­ ami Mr. (fill expressed his appre­ b id the a. Hon in mind foi some ?_»:»iT.<iii(».«UMi plan for controllmir p.irrid under the auspices o f the mill mid trnpk below. view o f the fact the uii-r. Jadwin said that the Pau-Ainoriean Union. A* submit-, Ashcroft landed his plane in „ mentality to support tlw conton-" I 1 ►imiin I-- .lie introduced in tlu» ciation und that of his eompuny. time, espei i»Hy •" . Ing of its height and are without In Representative Madden The franchise bupersede* the old. ^hat *tlu* local plant bus not been .Mbsocppi K inr levees are as t-d liy Mr. Fletcher, it contain-, field nearby anil summoned help. lion of rnfntal almorniality. Sev­ ,,, ... ., " T ; oroiier supporting arches. In nddill'.hv_>liould I5«i. Tin* ‘ It ven p*yihintrisls, retained hy tko d Imois \vh eh would nccept . ' , ,i„. ...„ns more on ......a........ ’ paying bn-i* since its puri littse ' ’Ii i H' tliirtynlx* nrtiiles covirun: every The body Was brought to a Macon state, will ,„i.I lion, it is deenred the wans in one, which lias two or three summon ‘ »cien(lflu' Hie American Cynnmitl >oine places have I'racked as much years to run, and was made effect' \|10 immieipality about three c(.. ' mily pulley, ho suid should be pie silde phn-1 f com nn icia l nvi- undertaking establishment. I ;i t< rminology to uid in csfnbllshlug • , , |i|iauv foi the property. This as a half inch in d numerous other ivp with Its approval by the Coin- N, al., aK,, Attempt* to remedy tin He urged spillways to rJpplement Friends of Irwin here said be k. Stink, and ha.rel." «•«»*•". An inti. •uclo j »• •ai e -.ltd give the goveni- ,|,.fells are said to be present. missioner*. Situation ban- not been successful, discanled "I that every nation bus full sovor lii'il be ti depressed for some time their conclusion that Hickman la sane mid that the crime, to which bt ii f- ii per cent teturii on its The City officiuis passed ,011 the ( ,( Was said, altliough the loss > s level's. ^ D p < uy UlllL’ilim | I»II m*’ It .......... . , , . . 1 i-ientv ever all lllo llil* above itfollowing some kind of misunderIn anticipation of the proposed lie has confessed, was cold-bloodA delegation o f L o u isiu n . bustm> . 1 Io- ii .i .inclU over a period o' matt 1 r onlv after they bad r.uti<haat to lo.ie bfi'n materially re , , . , biiul nml territorial waters standing with relatives. An hour amj „ 0, lho pru. changes, Whit h a if expected t « cost \i at 11- v ineii. attorneys and linnkers other elnuse- guarantee freedom after Irwins death, a friend ntti\- , ' fied Un-mi elves that the franchise ' )hlct,,| , ...... »*A.. i.everal thousand dollars, the fire duct of mental deviation. i nut - 1 V rris (It) of Nebraska to all eommcrcial uir- ed with « message from his family did not imivey to the power firin' ( .|(^ George A. D -to l­ approve a flood relief bill placing (|j. f,i,. departments trucks and other In (he Mime room when tho trinl i-il f--i i \..teli»n bis resolution tin- bin den .......... of cost- -on the federal , rafj under slapdurd regulation* win Ii probably wouil have pre­ lin' exclusive right to operate in ,, IH| j , ark ;„K iron* from m New -» York me ....... - ----opens will be fathers *of the two |rtin-.- i"- government to i-oiii- equipment have been moved under Sanfoid. Coinmissloner F. L. Mil­ tes, just went in connei tion with g ovciiiuicnt. # , , L-orresnnndiiig’to those governing vented bis action, they declared. h principal figuri"-* In tho tragic - ti. \|ii:i l<- Shoals project, but i lie supervision of Chief Mack ler introduced a letter containing wbelu litigation now pending against H»- " The delegation Hmugb Us sbi|>!' in international trade. Irwin climbed into the machine Cleveland to the new temporary mnuiutti-i ilcfcried action ou on ooiiiioii bv Cary D. Landis, ,-i ........ \ o t i . . n a » B a n k , reported that spokesman. II. D. Uufiiur. of New There are special provisions for iih a passenger, several spectators crime. Tiionin* llickrfmn af El . the marking «>T niivraft so that said, and Ashcraft made no objec­ l*tiso., Texas, father of tho Jddnapttu-ir nationality may hi* deter- tion, bn vine flown with him «ev- ur-killer, and f’e n y M. Parker, , , niincil from tKu‘ ground, for tlu-ii - rra| before. A number of, father of the victim. Whether Mm. Kvn Hickman, ' passage freelyy lltiwpn across frontiers on i( ,,p|e vvero at. HIV the II* field to < see . . .. ..---- 1| J»( WV’IW m, III *«» Wiliam Edward’s mother, will through trips, and for (ho equal 11||(, t|,H( f|lg)|t. They described h treat meat of all craft without dis the plane looped and twisted , » « t ify during the triai, wai1 aiUl q„j,i„n lv they *b,.v uncertain. crimination among nationalities. Suddenly, ------ - It- is ,believed ,, ,that «ihe Hi rough the Tito draft uiso contains a clause t)1(. body hurtled from Hr." " ill be present when tho trial op­ 1u n d e r which commercial craft mny I p|ani.t while fascinated spectator* en* tomorrow. She and another ItV impossible for many of Io, forbidden to fly over certain j(Mli<P,| u,|t thinking it was a para son, Alfred Hickman, nrnw d Ik Los Angeles from Kansas City these districts to |m>- twenty per ureas used for military and naval rbu|0 jump. cent of the cost of flood control purposea. The American delegation Ashcraft is said to he one of l’BAcri • Tho meeting between Mr*. Ifick- f works,” said Du four. “ With some wishes ...................... to strengthen this provision ())(i j>e>t pj|ol9 |„ Georgia, having districts unable to pay their share, **Jug ,0 Kmu,l particularly tho Pa" held a license for more than 10 inun and William Edward took there would he weak links in any iima (’anal nml the naval base a' yours, lie recently obtained a per- . pbiie in Jailer Frank Dowar’a of* fice yesterday. Alfred, older .than . . the depurl system of flood control. '* it li weak Guantanamo Buy. mil to conduct a flying school at j will be thoroughly renovated und franchi.-c fi,.* the distribution und the “ Fox," was present. All tHn-o J |e*. | links, uny system would fail. The KI.IH-.lt I'l.ANS BOP Miller Field here. the front enlranee remodeled to sale of electrieitv to the inhabitants wept. Young Hickman's steely bile curly ibis ufternoon whole river must be proteitnl adeThe body o f Irwin will be re­ permit the entrance of two trucks of the City of Sanford, Florida." exterior collapsed. He huriej, tiuyed tip- l»i idge tender's homej quately." Fan I RANCUfUO, Jan. 21. . turned to Birmingham today. Seition seven of tin* franchise the Lake Monroe bridgi head in his mother’* bosom, as r s i Until Kldcr. Atlantic avi-;«U the unniv time. small section of Hie tcplustcrcd Bet* forth .hat tjie power comp- |',aln*""cd slin inn her fingers through hi* 1*'. v; pi San Francisco toda y., Tlu* walls will Id other minor a n y’s rates for electric energy fui. () uli an extent that Pm:: i. vauduvISlc m^aicaincat. ; mul repainted and ,,| for lighting lpurposes ■ permitted t.» cross, ... ........ confidence in - r p o .e . (aiiai U I |-“ P in Inc e t o n n e ;'» c e , cenU-n-nlnld Uld,. n l.h cl r-c ftcMIn. II cents.per kilowatt .if success, Miss Elder a n -: vvjll U advertised wil im the n ex t' n„t -exicnl and upon tho Commission’s ‘ The bridge " a I uicil lur intention of again at- few days following the uppio *lioi cst a further clause was added tunporuiily* repunei cum — tIN S)—Three thouiuiid mile It ng to span the Atlantic by by tbv L o.n m ^ 'on of final plans req—m “ -All ^rate, ^.hall fao bo mlb. sub- , lwrnill permit curs to pans either h.ta sometime totravel, from Lo* Angeles to Mi­ in the near future. ject to lawful regulation by the, this' afternoon or ^Cliurged with operating a still. ami ...... _Beach,. for the .purpose of ofBALBOA, Jun. 24— (IN S)— Ite„ City Cominis»ioi. of Urn 'City of morrow morning. have John Motllock, negro, wa* fined firing himself us a passc'iur r* on 1 parts thut Col. Charles A. Llndthc projeeted earth to Venus, bergh wa* on tho verge of a ner(» r the tw o' . J t j " . " e ' e n ‘ o I T .lo v l i" >"« i S V i S l i _ _ •Dwelling Is Destroyed By Fire In Afternoon Proposed Flight To Planet Venus Gets Operator O f Sti l l a enger O f f e r s Report Of Lindy’s .... Fi n e d $500 After *.... N e r v o u s Collapse Ua S. Marines Make Arrest On Saturday iiKutt_Thr..« ihousundmiles of St a t e d Erroneous Qgjng^jruuigtRcbcl DespiteRoughLand (anlord Grove Owner SeeKs Keliei Inj[nip rove . I.. __ i I... lu si ni'imr Mt,v«leal instructor of the ___ home Hie young aviator is slaying. uny In practically all of the cities ; w|j(n tbo flames started and did Medlock was arrestrd Satunlny, v night as ho was in the net of Condlt told him he Emphasising that the Flying In which it operates, it was de- not discover presence o f the y .. ,u„ Kwv rork Colonel wus in good health us a |lkiluie „f the City to install I written 0!' Ki‘b' |8’1|1 j ' 201' .‘ho k f l i c la red. Under its provisions,- the unli| it had gulncd consideiabW "runn ng o ff" his Hhuu- ut n pluco " about three miles west of Alta- eould’not use him «s the aky-W k- result of his recent vocation nt “hr. light, Btts un,| sewer c o n -. Icr said that he be lime. I ‘ h f “ • City reserves the right to purchuse headway in the kitchen und dm* v. , I t trip projectile-In which Condir Bo<|Uito, in tho interior of Pa­ and make other im prove-1orV letter constituted i monte Springs. > * r * .................................. • in San/ord Grove, devcl9p - ' and b u u l i n g on the City, um w.tn the property ut the expiration o r ; |n|| rooin. nama, Col. Fisher told the Inter­ the franchise term. ' , ' -j-he house was completely 'to»national News Service that hu lfr-t In (he southwestern part of |this in mind stated t iu Uoycd as well us tho furniture nine Mol.!, yesterday afternoon Jcom* befort the Commission to wus unable to account for the ]>orted, nnd wus preparing nti. Condlt received u letter today runny reports to thu contrary. and personal effects of the funi- o ff some more when tho officers [is file, from E. C. Miller, pre»i find out the status o f the mutter Five Coses Heard lie stated thut he had been com­ from Georges De Mengin, form -1Anyorui' seeing CoL Lindbergh, his F "f the copi)>any, who appenr1 In Municipal Court » >• Th”firem*1 " p,rt f‘ apptchcndcd him. The raid was cr Fxenih caught and spread tolMthe soldier o f !'t. Main could observe that his P More the. City Commission in pelled to pay tuu-s for improve­ conducted'by Deputies C. C. Steph­ draw. The flame* were funned by France, offering his services. Bv health was not failing, ftislf. of some relief plan. -,. ments thut had never been mude enson, George Gray and Booth. Only five cuses were heard yes­ a light breexc-and by the time Mr. Miller told the' Commission and, that his development was tho Jerome Robinson, nnother negro, said that Condit would have .to | The general impression here the fire department* of Sanford, terday morning In Municipal Court* only one in Sanford which had E11• ho liad received assurance ii-.- nun assuiunre u...* .,,ii;,v plead guilty yesterday .to driving guarantee to take cure o f ' his was that when Lindbergh arrived lifo r e Judge W. E. White, on« of Orang City and DeLnnd had reach­ l>eforc the improvements being m ude'foiled to Iw gi'en I a car while under the Influence twelve children- in the event h e , ip Balboa he did appear "shaky" these being continued until Wed­ ed the seen* considerable damage o f intoxicating liquor, and Judge mncVthe flight. De Mengin hud I but that since hi* vacation he Fter the development became a connections Briefly stated, Mr. Miller asked nesday. S. R- Moldcrs estreated a had been done to the atructure. Sharon assessed u fine of $250 or read o f the proposed flight in n 1 01m* rested, ft w«n pointed'out M of the municipality and subS10 bond for dninkenoas and R. t'luV-the “breakdown" report,may Shortly before 3 o’clock tho gave him thee option of serving - |-uRcj, nawspaper. l Bed letters from City Attorney for one of tho three things: first, ftorge A. DcCottes and the then that the City comply with ‘ G Hunter paid n $5 fine on tho fixe had been extinguished and five m o n th s ___ . »*»s nrre»t-» . Robinson ' **l>urcda\-il Art" Fisher, n stud.- Lave grown out of the fact that work was.speeded to clear the debCol. Lindbergh took time for a charge, after Forrest U k e, which he agreement and muke the cennectl-e o O piling, Pilings' “and td -h* lHp^ aviator of BloomlngtCb Edwr.rjl Tapping e itrcAted a $3 lit. reinforce the r ^ moetingt withiy a;, accident on tGen- vnt^ ^ ^ l0 >»•. vacation. »Ud. sulmtantially let forth'that lions* Second, that he develop__________ ______from the ( By bond for vWuUon ox ->i» a * ! * * ; ; ; k . 's ; ' b r i d P ,™ .d ;V o r -t ™ fflr .!'” '’' Un* wHh •" •“ be irmoved F-e W'irk nf mnking the eonnec- frtcnt ern Avenue. * nlso wgof Condit, asking to goAMERICAN .LEGION HUT limits nnd n given relmte on taxnnj |j>Roy Dixon, ^charged with jjrt. prevented passage of tho r.0Rs "oukl Ik> made. The letter Cotylit says he expects to the subdivision (icing drunk and disorderly con 1 |, eamer City of Jntksynxille fur tlie City Attorney, he stated.' ru or third, thut ready to make the attempt die Dfe Untie Ji<o F iow lv 'of.tb o Miami Drcm ice that - the nronertv I tie permitted to remain in the duet, was flmd $15. Carl Thump-1 the taxes taxes re,,on charged charged- ^with being drunk and shortly become a part o f municipality and the re^ A —. ^nUnuri'l bridge h .I I i .. *on, .. m ■ a .1 a. t — S. .......I to City. . Idueed until such unit as'the clt> disorderly, had hi* case continued. ^ j ^ Jvtcni, U - letter from U ke, Mr. Mil- could make he improvcmens. Ids fnmily und If your fe%t jre< civile I Mayor E. F. Housholder 'n "; Hiis father. The ing was placet) : uranic to /cover M |.r-»lr a , W S L K - ’ S i ... (to City A.(.:.ncy - * U -* from 11*12 to Il'U*. amount.' he he started shortly after decision o f the ( mnmisslon *> . s dM*’ " f the the Utter, letter, which . . . be hi made made within a Jhort flme. wnti r. >v which was S J t d ’j i SSrtac to z . 'z.'ZA sa-s r s V I being made towards suppression of the revolt led by Gen. Augustino Sandlno, despite the wild and difficult country in which opera­ tions are being curried .op, accord­ ing to U. 8. Marine officers today. 'I*he 1.000 marines being sent up to tho front to reinforce the men ulrcady on the line, will be used to run down scattered bunds of rebels. Couriers report that 8andlno’a main force It breaking-up into small hands. ‘ A few rtbela remain in the El ChipOte district, whero Sandlno was recently reported wounded during an ucrial bombardment mu ripe*, butjthcir number* significant. Brig. Gen. Frank R. R wl|o was appolnlrd by P: Coolidge to supervise the iguun national election in *: •opferrlng with represenlati' governiacnt. He h*ld ^h if �I T H E 3 A N F 0 K D H EH AI.D , M O N P A Y J A N U A R Y M , 19X8 "A U K T W E L V E Texas Dem ocrats Ready Vienna Has No Desire To For Big Battle For The Becom e Seat O f League - O f Nation ’s SftORT 8KIRT8 BRING TIEALTft Doctors nnd fashion experts of Franco have declnrcd that the death rate-amongst—Prcncli wpmcn is in adverse proportion to the length of their skirts. French wo­ men arc said to have never been so healthy an since the abolition of the corset nnd the coming of the knee-length skirt. When they were covered from neck to heel, nnd their skirts swept up the dust, they were more liable to tuberculosis than men. Present medical statistics show that to­ day, after five years of “ reform" clothing, women comprise only one-fourth of the tubercular pa­ tients that are under treatment. . VIENNA. Jan. ZV— Because it might interfere with Austrian plans for'union with Germany, the Austrian government is not enthus­ iastic about the scheme to move the seat of the League of Nations to Vienna.-This is the official viewmnt~aa-set fnrth-by a prominent spokesman for the Austrian gov­ ernment in nn interview with the International News service. “ The League personnel and the' journalists connected with the Lea­ gue have started the action to move the permanent seat of the league from Geneva to Vienna,” said the government spokesman. "But wc have nothing to do with it. “ Of course everybody under­ stands the humnn desire for the comfort and recreations of a me­ tropolis on the part of persons .who are livng in a beautiful but small Geneva, .which may be nn ideal place for repose, but Incks the feu- tures of a big city. "Geneva with its population of about 100,000 offers but rare op­ portunities to the ardent workers for tha peace of the world to for­ get the worries caused them by the untamed militarists and defiant dic­ tators whom they encounter dur­ ing the day. Naturally the gay life of Vienna, a city of two million people, with its fplendid theaters an d 'chnrming society life attracts the men nnd women of the League to favor it from o) human point of view. */ , “ But the political pont of view is more important in this cose. The Grent Powers are avowedly dis­ inclined to the change which has been proposed by private persons. Britain is against any change which would shift the League to Europe. “ Moreover Austrn is a German B ELL PRODUCE (L ake M onroe) president of the First National speaking country, the population of which nutuMlly Kjmnrnthlte* with Germany. Think of the Anschluss movement aiming at a union be­ tween Austria ahd Germany. This icMnt to call forth .llan opposition too. French ap sr hand, circles favomg the union between Germany and Austria fear that the League in Vienna would be n great ob­ stacle to thelf plahs. This is the reason why the Viennese them­ selves are not* over-enthusiastIc about the proposal In spite Af the fact that they are sincere friends of the League and of the Ideas rep­ resented by .the League. Persistent couch* and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with Crcomublon, an emulsified creo­ sote that is pleasant to take. Creomplsion is ■ new medical discovery with two fold action; It soothes and heals *•>« inflamed membrane* and Inhibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote o Is ree­ ognixed by medics!1 authorities ai . high -----------one of the greatest healing agencies for neraiitent coughs end colds and other forms of throat trouble*. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosoteither healing elements which soothe *ndV*J the infected thembranrs and stop the Irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goe* on to the stomach, it *bsorbed into the blood, stuck* the seat of the trouble and checka the growth of the germa. eCreomulsion 1* guaranteed satisfac­ tory in the •treatment of persistent roughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and'Other form* of respira­ tory diseases, and J*excellent for build­ ing up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold is not relieved after taking according to directions. Ask your druggist.'? (odv.) elicitations president o f the National o f his career as a banker in Bank, com pletion -of his uatlftaa to bold a convention ut 1 SLlt ' ‘ ' "F^riper, Jim” Ferguson, once npenched Governor of the state in committed himself to the candacy of Senator Janie* A. Heed, Hsaouri's fiery favorite son. llsiiutrucled Delegate* Politician* here do not believe iat either Reed or Smith will n*k rr an instructed delegation from exa*. Rather they arc expected » ask for nn unlnstructcd Uelcguan of “ representative democrat*,” nbridled by the Anti-Saloon Leutie and the W. C. T. U. This, in is final analyst*, i* exactly not hat Tom Love want*. , A club already ha* been formed, nd the preliminaries lire undcr ’ty for the campaign for an un­ istructed delegation. Hcadqunrtrs for the club arc in Wichita alls. Love and other indent drys” characterize tbi* move a* un ttrmpt to "deliver” the Texas elegation into the band* of Govmor Smith. Governor Moody lias ikeij no stand on the question of hethgr the TexuR delegation *liull o to the national convention inrticted or otherwise. Many Texan* believe Hint II overnor Smith is nominated, oody would bo a but choice for .e vlce-prc»identinl nomination. >Us giving the "Empire State of •mocracy" u place on the national 45 th Year of Service Sanford, and to hope for him many success more years and prosperity. \JN the banking profession in Sanford, we join with your many other friends in extending congratulations and good wishes. Longwood State Bank ^ ij S f c & a M We honor the man w ho for almost half a century extends felicitations and w ho through these many years has always stood for principles of safe, conservative banking. ... ' We trust you may be granted many more years in w hich to enjoy the fruits of your labor. > anniversary se rv ic e S a n fo r d and CAPITAL $100,000.00 a banker 94,072,165.00 nber still to rsport, amf subject to revision todl- - ki l l <* has worked for the good of his City, County and State, iasoline Tax Nets fennessee S i z a b l e turnTo Its Tresaury NASHVILLE^ Tenn., Jan. 23.— INS)-—Tennessee’* coffer* wore tercased by |4,072,155.06 through ho' jftsolinc tax for tbe Tennessee Urtobtfhwny.department, ly s itn iv m . figure* gi£us« r» ^-The^gtWO-^TWggOffiv* cd. This sum is tripled of the first year, Whi n Bine tax wa* inaugurated and is an increase vf over *r the amount collected 1020. don* during 1023 fcmount1,227,655.3* for 1024, fl,H : In 1026, 93,217,200.82.; 1020 13,873,801.30. lantn of August saw the 1 i '.gasoline coiuuMaptissi Hh a total tax of 9*48,7154*1 AM Jftto the state treasury, BepMnbar followed-second wit’ , taxes Mtouxtliig to paid. this the 45th. Anniversary of your entry into and SURPLUS $20,000.00 AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC N A T IO N A L BANK OF JACKSONvj"^ Sa n f o r d . F l o r id a �■• *% V* | ||m< ^ „.*.i i f J f m » 't--i.I• ■Tl> *" ’ »•/- '/ • »4' •■*-*- \r - : y x o B 1^ y > f t ; ! r - " “ r : r : . i. i;:. the Sanford herald ' ------- " ■< ........... — ......... ................................................. ........................................ , A Likely Candidate* As Brisbahil See’s" lV ’ •! vQtir R&atidAd With LatimAmeri ‘America i --------------------------- m DY SALVADOR l)E MADARIAGA Suggestions for the iogical or possible standard bearer All Kinds Of Climate. ftor o r the Republican party are being mmdo with such tep id ity f hupy 1 may, he nllowed to put nn.c, but it laid down In unmlltakA MngnrtCuzzIr.ind .in. . __... such ____________ voltimp that r_ Jt is MMtrrcd aa elaaa matter and . difficult to keep track o f all lofcre the lenders o f the World an able terms the unilateral character Wisp Old Capitalism. ir n P S I • «■* • ^*| iw m * w Coolidge, Hughes, Mellon, Hoover. Lowden. outside opinion of the relations be- o f Jhe Monroe Doctrine, i ( Nan U ral, S l o r l lpl a , t M n a r t a t (h e contenders. No German Worry. O i a a t t n a t Starch 4 . *StT. Dawes, and a score o f more lesser lights have ail been m en­ tween the United States and Latin "The Monroe Doctrine was proII) A r th u r Hr l* lil,» r . .— K4ltsr tioned and have their appropriate hosts o f follow ers. An)C£Kjj. As a..SpankiVkLintinmtely- elalincd-Aiy the -United.. States-on iiuliiaud l . dka X CniiwUhl lll-M It) SHIr'C*,^ It. IOWARU _ □ KRO.W .M aPa a n rr ------- The Demucrnts-diave been m ere cnm*m’«tn rep _ <>nej-, eeted wi'Ui ihtcmatrfrrjal—a f—Let-iron-authority;* At-Blu-Byr'hfts. . .. . t C K. J O I t K l..M iia »(l* c K t l l » r fnlrs and inclined both by nature b en maintained nnd always will fnlghtrhave expected much noise around McAdoo, but an» far ^ *ulli'n(f J f^ A lik a N i « ! b ru m tu rT ro x n'ATKS and experience to think internn- he maintained upon her own re­ Ode l’par ............ »TJX) we have hoard no mention o f this Democrat as a possible l n d i c , thcjr friend* lying hair sponsibility,” . , *> * l t M on th * ................ 1AM There has been some some* talk o f Jim Jleed K een ami we naked or. the Minds of Florica, Cal­ tiotydly, I hope I nmy be trusted T h r c * .M onth* .................... » » . f * candidate. In 1923 Secretary Hughes exl y f C a r r l a r p ar W w t _________ OO.IH expect to see his name prominently mentioned in the lo dfstus: the subject without next ifornia and the gulf .Oates, , . ; prejudice. I have no ax to grind, j rctsod nn identical opinion: T if t H e ra ld , S a o fo rrU p io n e e r a »«v a convention. Most o f the ballyhoo at present, however, scorns| And the thermometer does not “ The Government of the United I am, moreover, deeply convinced •m ore, r u la t r ih r * ta i k t lo t e r n a tfcll everything about the weather. that international quesUons should btates rcsoryes to itself tt.e definith reat J f ld lt t r r r l r r , r t r t l t l i t fro m to he centering around A1 Smith. Ih N a a p rH ar o e «» a ra n n la o llo n W e were, therefore, somewhat pleased to see a . very New York shivered and growled always he treated from the point tiai, interpretation anil applica­ n «| M l* i h a w u i t n o n l « d o llr e n v e ryesterday at II above zero, while U f a lt th e I r a d la t m a l a a t I hr favorable mention accorded another prominent D em ocrat Donald McMillan, Arctic explorer, of view of the world community, tion of the M onroe Doctrine, and n a tlr * a h r i t . T h r I. X. * , In “ v * his sent word, through rndio, that he is the best interest of which must of further, the Government o f the I l f e Z flr le n t la F lo r id a ana « l* both by the press o f the country and: tho legislature o f United States in asserting and .e r a t h a a d l l a i M ute a i n a i> home state.’ It seems that the party leaders o f Tennessee finite ci mfortalile at Flowdnln, Lab- necessity coincide with the best pursuing its policy has commonly tk a M e * < u l. interests' of all -the nations con­ have decided to get behind and hack to the limit no less an rador, with the temperature 35 be­ cerned in the matter discussed. avoided concerted action to main­ H r lla r a ld la a m em b er a f I k r eligible than Cordell Hull, long famous in Dem ocratic poli- low zero. A « d H ' B virvaa a t C trrn lo flu n a , a a The American Continent can tain the doctrine even with the everr U «if1 SHMlir »t S n t w ^ FI*tUi< m H M m II* Avenue. m Wm. u *v i t A u to 'm m a r iy : 1 Washing, polishing, top dressing and greasing at popular prices, W O RK Cars and Tr GUARANTEED 1!I'-G SUtkv . We.*, have aU- sizes good used tires nnd lubes on hand. Bdy. Truck ... G IVE US A T R IA L . 1925 Ford ... Touring Seminole Tire Shop And Filling Station, Willard 1025 Ford Coupe ........... 192G Dump .. Truck .......... Battery S e n ice * Firestone Tires Gulf Gas j . , 1927 Ford .. R o a d ste r....... ! Vulcanizing 1925 Hudson Coach ............ 409 W. 1st. Tel. 893. It depends on humidity, elevation, still 'maintain its originality in in­ American republics,” for, ndded ozone and other things probably of termit i '/ a 1 affairs. Old Eurtrpe, Secretary Hughes, nuoting Mr. recently adopted by the law-m aking which we know nothing. ,, , , „„ lL. . , in whose small territory so niany Elihu Root, "the Monroe Doctrine follow s: “ The Dem ocratic mumbers If you arlted, Can nothing he ,intion:4 n r e croW{|c(, t0Belher. cannot be transmuted into a joint %imiatrinn i from Tennesspo in both branches o f congress unanimously .more powerful than something?” or common declaration by AmurlfcpfcrM fc«'i.~ . mrih.HU._______ |nnil nn^MHiiDitiridlv direct the attention of the Dem ocrats you would get no serious answer. must carry on its international life land enthusiastically through a-hetwork of prejud ices--i 1!1*1 elates or any number nf ., • iaL.jal, political, .. . . . ’ linnr '•TUESDAY. JIN. 2». 1928. |o f the nation lo Cordell Dull as the most suitable and logical Dut haw ih, you explain this fact, lmtioM„|. histori- I them.1 announccd by German science and cn| ur.,| nlutcriul, woven together together I Thus having erected a fence in man for the Democratic nomination for president.” >roved by convincing experiment? in cxi)Iiaible.iajiii plication. Kvcry^^ order to - keep -out—Europeans ;~~ttnr r ills ItR IIA M F ft 1*1lo t; IIAM ‘During Judge Hull’s 20 years' able anti patriotic *serl la r llf »ad r a i u l r | -----------.. -------- --- ----- --------------- -— . . . . , ----- - A-hnihm* rmwgncT iv mi move in Europe is determined a s - United States explained to their lo J . , u . vice in con gress'lie has became generally _recognized ns n than n's^lli* much by ancestral forces as by v°*Ameriean nations that she fjx-oigpar, J-tleeii student of domestic and world problems, a sound, **a illlr.. ------i present-day necessities. As much meant to use this isolation to act rd C aoa a itn ilmi rllju at Si. M id tl-visioned, lilieral and conslructivo statesman, an outC <11a ik * lIIIv«-v l l r r r C'aanl. ill!-. AHSLNCE of magnetized as by the living, Europe is govern -1,l? Hhe pleased v.ithin the fence. l A l a a a K i r a l l a a a f a t a a lk lf |[l*nr „ authority on revenue, fiscal and economic proh- metal inisiili- the magnet increases oil by the dead. America, on the What use has the United States ind well versed in all government a ffa ir s . its magnetic strength. A magnet other hand, is politically almost a |made of this liberty? There is a a lt a p a l l i u lllt a g p ro ''v lr lu . a g a r lm r a t "JmlgiT'Uiill's counsel was freely uptight by I’ rvsident containing four hollow lamellae has virgin >ml Neither history nor story of u German professor who One A room, one 5 room lu iia lt ) C h eat Wilson and other party leaders. He was one o f tho princi­ as much lifting power as one con­ tradition hinders the freedom of tried an experiment in order to p ortion •* il| b e n n tld rn taining ninq solid lamellae. nnd one 6 loom house. her piesenl movements. There is ascertain whether n lamb could pal authors o f the economic policies and otherwise played a '^ s r' U«h nxd modrrii k n f l l a t . no reason why America should feel j be accustomed to share a cage large part in the formulation and enactment o f the marvel­ These houses nre modern EVERYTHING IS possible In hound t•> imitate European policies. ous constructive program during the Wilson administration, chemistry and physics, now that at­ There was never n greater oppor­ witli a lion. When afked whether TERSE FOT. T O D A 'f in every respect, and the the experiment had been successomic construction nnd the horrible tunity for creative or original ful. lie replied: Most successful, TfrE UNIVERSAL CALL— Let ,xlth in Peat* ‘ n,ul WMf \ ’ . . . . . . . rent IS‘>tnsonable. than in America , only now nnd then I had to replnce everything tliat hath breoth pmlse “ W ith such ipialities o f sta te s m a n s h ip and le a d ctsh ip , power and speed of the tiny elec­ statcsuuii.ship trons have been added to human today. ' lbe lamb." No doubt the inmb Also have two 2 room the jLon}. Praise ye the Lord.— with u public and private life without htemish, with an ab­ knowledge. Hut that hollow mngNow, what are the fuels? I doesn’t always behave; yet, though. Psalm 150:6. . apartirfcnts partly - turn horrence o f every form o f corruption, with prestige, esteem m A* . v^. thing 4,0.., piiMle * The ' American " policy o f (lid 'fhe'cVaim could scarcely"lie made: P RAY K.R — Now.thcrefore. ished. • r" ; ^ w*t^ v c.*?!T'. ^ rvand confidence' national in 1scope,-in the p rim e-of ” rigorou s sdlcnfe. v’ ■ 1 ’ < ' I United States is determined by ‘ bat he ever tries to devour the bshk nk thte. andpk-uise Th> ^ anhoo<l we consider this great Democrat nn ideal cantlitwo factor.-,: the Monroe Doctrine lion, this explanation may, for all giortous nafne. You will have lo see ONE ADVANTAGE is possessed and tli - Panama Canal. date, upon whom all members of the party can unite, and beI know, have been given as the these to appreciate them. i hind whom they can march to a harmonious anti glorious by wise “ capitalism,” and unknown No one knows exactly what the reason for one or the other of the ' l TO YOUR CORNER ] lo liolshevism, revolution, organized Monroe Doctrine means. It began cannot be doubted that the obvious [ victory for dem ocracy.” Oh yefe; my fine young man, I do |labor and the general public. C ap-' „ s a warning gesture o f the hand, American interventions. But if ■----------------------- o ------------- :--------Adigit that I am fond of you. ‘ italism is always grateful, never j addressed t„ all non-American political immaturity o ' some of But“ nbV.fco fond I cannot see Terre Haute s Campaign forgets a ..... I t’-rn, rewards |states to prevent them from est- tlie Central American republics is That you are also fond of me; I*. 0 . Box 3.1!) Sand ford, Fin. friends gem-rmi-!y. ! alilisliing their political systems urn* o f the primary causcH of the DekWCi the line indifference difficulty. It may be fairly argued on the American continent, but it An educational campaign on facts and features con­ You dabble in at my expense. p h o n e 254 — M cttrmng Terre Haute, Indiana, has recently been-inaugural- Rg L.s H E U s M e x i l e s TRor z- hits grown since. Some one bus that every one o f the cases of ing has n .... ....... ii U i —nnd f thiT^ f Lnune h uldcFt said of liberty that it dwindles American intervention could he So may I ventme to suggest 1(>d anil according to an editorial in the Tampa Tribune . , *».-s»r tJ1Vlt t t > IM. more or less justified on its merits. down ft mil preceilcnt to precedent. Yoift way, though nice, is not the movement has met with singular success in arousing the Of till* .Mom o<» Doctrine it has Yet, when considered ns a whole, , ‘ oivic pride o f the citizens and disseminating accurate inRE\ OEl TION IN trance gull- belli s:i i I t tint it broadensout they suggest a general line of CITY TRANSFER Mined Dantmi, it> nbl-*st man; rmni Pre-iident to President, And^ - Ci i formation to outside inquirers. policy which seems more inspired Winn the R ep ublic of Salvador, by military preoccupation arising Koryiu. If first vou made me' The campaign, instituted hv the I e n v Haute■_! enl es- guillotined Rob,-pierre. justly call* of out of the safety and power o f the & STORAGE CO. 1state board, has for its genera! purpose the compiling nt an ed the "im-,*-iuptihle.” an,I would wishing to join ||U. League ace guillotim-il ,'dualiea.t bad he* Nations, loiiml a Monroe Doctrine Panama Canal than by a mere de- j im­ ri i dii-d ] Jgvo wou more than you love nic. industrial survey. Fifty ijuest ons involving t hr* must Hanling-Cra ting-Shipping laser* at imi embodied in Article sire to contribute to a peaceful „ — Marne in New Yorker. portant features concerning conditions in that city were XXI ol the' I ovet ailt, she wrote ami independent development of ! Side-Track Facilities VS I HR I ill gi-iK’ial public, it i '—----------------------- t, nrojKninded to leading business ami proiessioual men. \\ hen to Pi* si,lent M i Is*iji asking for a the e ■untries concerned. , . h not . **•;. tnnk' d*,. its frimi.l* ( k i | ji(|, ((| Fhone S9G ; ■ tiofiiu inerchanta tell us their the reports are finished thev arc* expected to form the most the*-doctrine. Sccrebuaimaa Is poor. Of cuurim it is; accurate picture o f Ten*1 Haute's possibilities which 200 N. Maple Avenue j has i.i-i- (uilf ilie time It iirst idolized, j ja| v leidieil, referring Sa!M ben m e of our many unofficial i lien insulted because be „hgy do not advertise enough. . vaib o a speech delivered by iiiv«.>s arrives in Mexico City he ever been painted. gave a boils.* in bis " i re. And it A few of the questions which have been compiled by thirw Lindlieiidi' father out of* I resnlent VVil-mi on Jan. (i, 1910, might dri p a wreath on the tomb Ralph W. Lossing l dU^'thwyer In Det.and ......- .......say.* . i befiqe the Seieiitifie Pan-American "f the Unknown Candidate.— De­ e* Is broke. Of 'ourse be is; i the real estate board are as lulloMS. fcmgresii l,**i no t* be was not stlf- [ M ur— ,r*n g :g«s. Thi speech contained troit News. h on trial for robbing a bunk “ What is tin* monthly , jhvi*oI1 of Wiiu fotvtl. (i. t*-» lilt* ifeientlv 'i-rvile to financial int**r- n t-n.v u lofty, stutesiuaiilike utter•—-------o----- -— |sum of the pity rolls o f ail industries ami businesses in your i t •. Hot big Inisiiii*.-^ lives up t*i ?A It- nioito “ Never In go back on We wVnl to see someonu stick u Icity .) j mir ft ieials '* to t r r n a llo n a l Aw-vrUCUia * f r « b - , • t l* h r r « , I d v r r l U m , and A d r e r t l * . ) u c s va A tt a la n b lr h r - g a lr t a ra eh11 A resolution was l- v k lu k r t a t t n k t r l a anhinlt la Ih tr a u s h n n d ii li t>f i>uh*rrip«i*«. body o f Tennessee, as V i * J ( I *<1 1925 Hud. 7 .. l*as Sedan ... ''P r e s to n e FOR V-G3 Cadillac Sedan .......... Seminole! Security ti REN' In LOCH m ARBOR II. C. Douglass, Mjt,| Used Car Dcpl. 111-S. Lee SI. 5 Tires & Tubes' Gas & Oil CECIL L. R1NI Filling Station] 1601 W. First Sb LOSSING’S QUICK SKRVH TRANSFER S pth in Sandino and see whether “ Is the per capita wealth u*' buying power liigli «c jumps, before wo will believe ..j s t |1(, im|llfi|l v varied so ns lo make for stability ill GERMANY IMPORTED la.-t year ae,l« dead. business conditions? i noils \v,,rth a billion dollars more P i' , “ Dues vour citv have good trausportalinn so that sltop- ll'itn goods exported, including ■W* ■ <-bnnbus Enqu.rer-Sunjpt<^ can „ ni, nUv t, , m„ storesV $ i:is,uni),Him of |>n 'iiil-t.s sent to Uya it luuk$ as .. .. .. ....... llo- allie. Under the Dawes plan, h 1 ' “ Are the streets well paved and ts I In* Hal lie wellI tr agninst Smith. Well, Hoover is 'nnl paid lor. in addition. Germany hqndlcd si * that customers may readily drive to s to r e s ' Lt * good man. la- es annual payments of $(500,000,“ Is there a market for the city's goods among persons (: •, --------- ° --------C>0(> a year in golil under the sana* i 1 If women keep »in ill their fight outside the city? Dawes plan. Get man business worI'- for equality, it wor't Ik* long ba"W hat is the extent ol\lhc tourist business? I le>. fotV men will have to 'begin a ‘ ‘ Are savings accounts increasing in ^num ber and campaign for equality with worn- am ount? If so. how fast arc* they incrcas.ng? Itl’T THERE i« always emnfnrt. t "en" • “ What shipping facilities for merchandise are avail­ Excess uf Import!* over exports is imt ucetiBsiuilv « calamity. France ». ' The Strawberry Dollun* are able? Eouin Sixteenth managed ti* “ What/ advantages does your city offer in tin* handling miller rolling In by the thoiihuuds every get her'exports above imports, and then the revolution broke. ilz^ now which in a pleasing sltu- o f mail ? “ What advantages does your city enjoy in getting or | atlon for everj’body.— Plant Gily Courier. AS TO THE $1)00,0110,00t> a year sending express and mail hy air Iransjmrtation .' I blu e:, gold plan, that will be "W hat is the percentage *»l hnnu* dw iuts ? The editor of the Bradenton Vtd-!' luuigi-d, if only became* such pay­ "W hat are tlie chief industries? Is their annua [ ' Herald writes interestingly of cur­ ment is physically Impossible. A ing "dementiu praecox." We have ume of production increasing *n- decreasing ? little hoy bets **n million” hut does “ Are the banks well established and stron g’.’ Do they not pay it. Germany cannot pay hrdrd it ntated elsewhere that a offer good credit facilities? gold ihat she cannot possibly get. | leather strap Is effective. --------- o---------“ Is there a good public auditorium and do conventions IT the City wins in its suit to re­ come to the citv often,? If so. what k*nd ol conventions .* EXPORTS o n NO exports. Ger cover the certificates of indebted“ Bow does the Chamber o f Commerce co-operate in uiany leadk European nations in new held by the Chane Chase Nntiimnl, Notiimai, . ___ „ r .i,,, the ‘ depositors of tho Seminole , p i ° nioB t> ^ retail district r County Bank lose; “ W h a t are th e fr o n t-fo p — .—. . ,—— . - —. If -- the — Chase------* t values in the National wins, the taxpayers lose, i at the present tim e. Now* what have you T It seems to Tlie Herald that this is the kind ol a J °--------- movement that would prove advantageous to any city that might see fit to follow it as has Tern? Haute. The matter o f arousing citizens to a deeper sense of appreciation o f their town is the incidental benefit to be derived. Greater still is the value sqch a survey woultl he to the potential resi­ dent, to the man or firm which contemplates the establish­ ment of big business or industry. *,**'».„*, in . . u Too little attention is paid to people who lo u k a b o y t «jLd thfi°Dfllkl L l f» r' ^ i ^ b i g a— Xhtw*-arg-wtd<*omcd- inttt ‘ n HWwflT*1ntro(lucnl gaLka ttt-NortMmptim,that the miaaing Smith to a few' prominent citizens and tajten for an automobile They h body will be found in Uic ride,* but are never given convincing information. a, aomewhat alietd, to piece*, donU get what they w an! and a.j a result they go elsewhere. ilieone else been reading toi A survey such as the one conducted in Terre Haute is Ute h Hickman and Hotelling. kind to hand unj investor. Facts and figures, null mere fan­ cies, are what they want. (Mief Bagger of the PaRAGra- Out in Wlaconain th«y call Heflin-"B ig Mouth Benin” . It doean’t makfr any difference which part of **" countiy you point to, or what jgtoua aect you belong to. it’s to find anybody who agtcea the Alabama aenutor. ---------- o ---------- PAINTER’S arc constantly to G em Farm C rop be met and over­ ARE "Tim e Tried and Crop Tested” Our Brands are the Ac­ knowledged Standard by which Growers of Florida have judged all fertilizers (or neurly fnrly .rears. "(Jiving all we can for whul we get instead o f getting all we can for what w e give” is the poliev o f THE E.O.PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. ' Jacksonville, Fla. matter REASON ABLE Rhone IDS Dance every institution will as­ sist you to over­ TUESDAY and SATURDAY $1.50 8 P. M. We Are Also Offering A SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER At $1.50 of Music Try a ih| sec! 1 P. M. To 8 P. M, Deland DfekcTs , A . P . Connelly & jSons . Florii Since 1 8 7 8 . O n e of ^Florida’s leading Department otores * r,v * \ Cordially yours, J a n . 2 5 th , is ! ?. Dollar -_v * « tiervjge” D ay , ■* • Bargains in all departments of our big store The First National Banlc “ Tho Bank ^ M l E. 3rd. DINNER DANCE An account in'this n*itl nfter-the-war icvoveiy. Sin-1 wiped out her interim! debt, and sold to gullible foreigners, willing lo profit by tier misfortunes, bil­ lions of dollars in paper marks or which net one cent was ever paid Even at $000,000,000 a year *'• would take n long lime for other countries to get bark what they threw away in paper mark's. BRITISH STATESMEN hav made up their minds to frunchi wj'LQQftAW.KFMft- by.AakJuvg -vote way from paupers, all those re The above hketeh watt made reiving a !‘ public dole” . There could be no greater m is-1 from an actual phptogrnph. tuke. Not the self-satisfied, pros-] porous, Intelligent vote is most use fill, but the vote of the unfortun Four Injured nnd utr, unsuccessful man. He know* the cars Hnuislud there is something wrong when I * 250,000 willing to work have no Four people were ------------------ _ o -------------------seriously *»ys' he wants to are the work to do, and he votes to make the tb here instead of play bridge hurt when these • two cara government realize it. That's yhat the ahortlinera gather In (GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY government needs, and take the crashed together and the car (lenton April 2. First time wej vo$e from the unfortunate and TAMPA TRIBUNE > ! heard o f « woman who had owners faced damage suits they make it unpleasant for you. r do something else than 1 The jury system in this country ' ly up to the judge, Instead uf the < as well as heavy repair bills. Nothing like a safety valve, es­ bridge. Of course, the request is frequently eriticlzeii f*ir iU* shor.- j lawyers. The judge usks tentative pecially, when in danger Tif ^n ex. Don't wish you had propfcr be granted.— Bradenton Her- romingH. Yet It seems to he true jurors n few simple questions to plosion/ insurance after an accident. that no one has a better system to discover their intelligence and the ---------- o - -----fact that they have ■;» confirmed suggest. Make sure o f your protection STREET—part of it— r® was a big scare in Nuval On the whole, per baps, it works opinion in the case which would not turns to betting when the ticker yield to evidence. That is about all now. ■ the other .day when tho best with comparatively unimport­ ,1 ship "R tlief” unexpected. ant cases. The bigger the ease, the there is to picking them. In Eng­ stops moving, on the theory that ad out of San I*edrp har- more .the Jury system succumbs to land. too, very few persons are ex­ betting” is man’s highest activity. Call on this agency for all Bets are even made thut Coolidgo Wives and sweethearts on the general evils of court procedure cused from Jury service; it jH con­ sidered one of u citizen's most will be elected next year, the odds form s o f Automobile Insur Lawyers are allowed to demand w had visions of a big explothat .v .r v m.n r .u T ,, important duties. Here, Whole elas- being one to four and a half that ance. . at sea. and Naval heads had the next President will l)c named wny begun to antic!-—xemt urc exempt from service ami ir congressional investigation about the case in hand. If it is a far too many others e-n get off if Coolidge. F; .r Will Rogers b«t $50«Q cvcii they love much. It turned big ease, then the only persons so called. qualified are citizens with little Our jury sys'eni doesn't so much tuney, or wanted to. on C*tolidge in ba a false alarm, but Intelligence or interest lit current cqo6xe,Mhut need to be thrown out entirely as 1928, after tfee “ I f t User* have been a furore affaire. • ga 1 him $10,000 t*# it does .to b* taken seriously im.- W. R. Hea r»t gave tw or more of additional Iq England, where the Jury *yatheory that ry that-the odds lost' In "tnaneu- t«m appears to work better lisrf proved and separatod from K0|U„ $5000 on Established iswt if th6’ 4wi nablts of lenM ‘broodJ mem , ipyrnrorff* surc to here, the *eleetion of juriee ia chief- urc,—Tampa THHtac. _J$t Magnolia Phone <8 win. 1TUCE SANFORD, FLA. • many We are prepared to doi kind o f transfer senit* HOTEL FORREST LAKE what your occupa­ tion. come them. nnd Storage. AT and come no H a u lin g , Crating. Shippi^ Eat DIFFICULTIES Simon Pure Citrus FERTILIZERS ,;....... For Sale 1 Row Boat nnd Trailer] good condition. G .'S . W I T M E R , { r ^ . iA . Dreka and C o. �V ' • “ Motherhood” One|lrl l^ i under Ih. h eh l'ti/ iHU business it was nnhouneed'that - A '^ . « W » U * A A r W b lV I U v iS the Guild would glre a cabaret, FORREST. LAKE 4 Tuesday everting February "14 at e p h o n e 148 M RS. F R E D . S. D A IG E R , Society Editor Residence Tel. 37. D. L Williams, West Palm the Hotel Forrest Lake. Elaborate Bench; G. Fred Schumnn, Tampa; ’’ Motherhood", tho first1picture plans gre being made for this a f­ FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. A. Zimmerman. to bring to the screen a dramatic fair which promises to be one of 'Regular business meeting i f the Philadelphia, Pn.; J. \V. Pettijohn, discussion of the modem problem tho largest and most unique.affale. .Rebecca* .wULha-hcld at— lt30—<rU J ackaonvUU; -M.- H - 1! rower,-Cam- -at znatpraDcr _ w apegfolptf-Tbe—social—season.— d o c k 'a t-th e Odd Fellow s—Hall TiriUgc, Mass.7 - Charles Williams showings ‘ nt the Milnnc Theatre At the conclusion of business over the Basket. Important that Dr. nnd Mrs. Rutherford Douglas and wife, White River Junction, today. Nobody under eighteen an Interesting program was ren­ all members be present as there dered which Included several de­ of Henderson, Ky.Jarc visiting here Vt.; George L. Brower und wife, yenrs of nge will be admitted. will bo initiation. Cnmbiltjgc ,Fass.; It. Flynt, QiThe picture was muije by Blue lightful readings given by Miss with their daughter, Mrs. Charles N. de V. Howard Chapter U. D lando; F. O. Hankins, Montgomery, Rny Productions, Inc., with tho Eloise I-anier, and a number of C. wlli rt.oct nt 3:00 o’clock at the Powell Jr., at her home In Rose Ala.; Miss Eloise Ifnnklrs, Mont­ cooperation of the Knickerbocker, beautifully rpndcrc«l piano selec­ Je s p a v . Court. home o f j Mrs Fran|t Ijj'Mfller I gomery', Ala.; P. K. Morgan, Jack­ Bellevue and Allied Hospitals of tions by Miss Ruth Pcarman. At sionnry Society of Magnolia AVenuc. sonville; Janas Schmidt, anil wife, New York City, and of leading the tea hour the hostesses served It Church will meet Dr. Allen Jones of Now York, Mrs. ,W. Theodore Langley will Tiit the ch'uVch. The ndertain at bridge at 3:00 o’clock who has been spending some time 'Secuacus, N. J.; Vnl Stcller and members of the medical profes­ tasty sandwiches nnd hot tea. wife, Union City, N. J. sion, who acted In an advisory fmld's "Mlssidhary Among i thosd* present were tjher home in Mayfair, honoring in Kissimhieo, arrived Monday in capacity in tho screening of hospi- Sirs.'Clyde I)erby\ Mrs. Wilfred VALDEZ |in charge v f the Itjs. A. Dial Gray of Laurens, S. Sanford to be with his mnthrr, Mrs. |b who will also bo W. II. Tallmon nnd wile, St. tnl scenes. Back of those there I®ew!s, Mrs. M. Minnrik, Mrs. , Phflring honors with Mrs. Grny Minnie E. Jones, social hour 1 ill be Mrs. Arthur Hazard of Augustine; J. T. Duncan, Moultrie, is a well-kbit, engrossing story’ Chris Matthews, Mrs. W. E. Hen­ of two women; one who hails the kel, Mrs. Heyward Walker, Mrs. Mr.' and Mrs. Chester Fanner Ua.; Robert D. Kenyon, Boston, approach of her child ns the sup­ I ot Hotel Forrest Augusta, Gn. Clarke Lgonnrdy, Mrs. Mortimer Mass.; Leo Tyler, Palntka; A. West Side Primary School will and son,'Brady, and Mr. and Mrs. reme achievement of life, and th* Glover, Mrs. A. B. Peterson. Mrs. Hercules and wife, Jacksonville; [choral Society will have book Bliower nt 1:30 o'clock. Edgar Campbell qf Kissimmee were other one, obsessed by harrowing Braxton L. Perkins, Mrs. Cauthen |30 ircrocs at * the Program under direction of C, D. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Binfnrd, Tnni- fears, who attempts to destroy Po; 11. Enton, Miami; Myrtle 'O . the coming life, inther than to Hutchison, Mis. George 'McRory, Dossey on Sunday. W olfe, secretary of Y. M. C, A. Crump, Tampa: G. O. Rawlins, give up her social nnd athletic Mrs. John W. Melsch Jr., Miss SATURDAY of the First BnpFrances Graves, Mrs. R. W. PcarJackson, Miss.; J. H. Joyner, Jack- activities. Dinner Dance nt Hotel Forrest Ll meet at 7 :30 o'Rev Mortimer Glover left Tuos- Fonvi„ n T Whit HoIcJ' h N> mnn, Miss Eloise I.anicr, Miss nc o f Mrs. R. T. Lake at B P. M. The story, by Lita Lawrence has Ruth Pcnrman and Mrs. F rcl day afternoon for Orlando where ( . c 0 DulK,r, j llcU, onv„ Ie’; j . Children's Story Hour at 10 « ’*■ he will attend the diocesan Confer- A Alth nst Second Street, produced u storm of discussion. Dalger. j nckMmvi|lp. j r — - ence-Trf Hmith H o n d a w hwhvr11* Tf ir<!ge s, ~J a c ksonv il]»~; 57~ rid and [ It—brings-vivtdly-lo-the-foTe-"thy iment of Hie Wn-' ^dockat-lH e-library r MONDAY ’ accusation of race suicide that held, January 24, 25, nnd 20. 1)a„ Joc 8u, ^ 1 HI hold short buai. TYRK-EIILBRR WEDDING Miami; Woman’s Guild of Holy Cross was made u generation ago by al lowed by bridge rbinson; Captain nnd Lit?. John Robin James A, Pittman leaves, Wed­ A. J. White, Wnshingtdn, D. C.; Theodore Roosevelt against native fists at 2:30 o'clock Episcopal Church will meet nr Thu following clipping from the j ’h Club. Hostesses 3:30 o’clock nt the Parish House. nesday fur Jacksonville where lie O, 11. Finison, JucksinrCillc; S. -Americans, and squarely presents "Nobles County Times” o f Worth­ will spend several days on business. Weil, New York; Ben RutT.awuy, the question whether native stock ington, Minn., will ho rand with tul Wight, Mrs. W. tCHINKSE DINNER DANCE hae the survival courage of its [ley and Mrs. Frank much interest by the many friends Limn, Ohio; T. O. Brown) Orlando; Ancestors. of the young couple who were for­ Mrs. John G. Leonard! lias re­ J. M. Stark, Jacksonville S. Ivey, A unique nffnir on the social i ______________ JNKSDAY mer residents of Sanford: “ At. tfie calendar for this week, is the Cliln? turned from Jacksonville where Atlanta, Gn.; J. M. Dale, Tulsa, log I.qucks will cn- C80 Dinner Dunce which will be she spent the week-end. Parsonage, Monday af­ Okln.; 11. II, Cheaney, Osceola. S t Agnes Guild Has Methodist [mbers of tho After- given Thursday evening at 'the ternoon, January HI. occurred the , , t i t 'u plicate Bridge Club Yacht Club by Circle No. four of marriage o f W. J. Ehlers nnd Miss Mrs. W. E. Renkel of Talladega, •T^ea At Parish, House • Mr. nnd Mrs. H. J. Pemberton The annual tea nnd social meet­ Mmole M. Tyre of Sanford, Florida. A ll Souls Rosnry Confraternity of Ala., is visiting in Sanford as the of Kebrlng spent the week-end v . Melsch Jr., will wh|ch Mrs. Elsie Walsh Is cliuir- guest of Mrs. Heyward Walker at hero f " the guests of Mrs. Pent- ing of the St. Agnes Guild was They were attended hy Mr. nnd members o f the jpnn. Assisting Mrs. Welsh will be her home in Belle Air. I herton's mother Mrs. H. II. Chap.- held Monday nftetnoon nt tho hernoon Bridge Club Mra. J. E. Gradick, Mrs. J., C. Manpell. They were accompanied hoinu Parish House with Mrs. Clnrke at her home on ten Jr,, nnd „Mim Mary..McMahon. Mr?., Clyde Derby, Mru. C...C^ by their ismAll daughter, Lotlise) Umnardy-, o n d o M z a M...Hcyw»i:d *• ‘1 > f.-> f 1* >■I-. i* Dlriner, with tho-piece' d o ‘ resist­ Chaffee and Miss Frances Gruvos, Walker nn hostesses. Calendulas Iner Dance, at thu ance o f real chop sney, will be ser­ delegates from the Women’s orgnn- who has been s|x*nding the past had been effectively arranged fortnight here with her grand Jnder the nuspice.i about the spacious Guild room. ved from 0 to !• o'clock. Dancing izhtions of Holy Cross Episcopal four of Rosary Con- will be enjoyed throughout the eve­ Church, left Tuesday for Orlando mother. A short Imsiness session was Word htut been received here of f All Souls Church. ning. Card tables will bo arranged where*they will attend tile Conven­ held presided over hy the presl tho death of Rev. Dr. Clement T. Elsie Walsh, Mrs. for those who wish to play. The tion of the Diocese of South Blanchot, father of Mrs. Annu dent, Mrs. Fred Dnlger, what rout |Mrs, Joint C. Maurer setting will be yntirely Clifneie Florida. Van Ness Brown, former librarian Inc business was carried out und Mary McMahon. Din* and all sort of unique features will i ODAY annual dues were paid. Mrs. Clyde of the Sanford Municipal Library, fved from C to ‘J o’- be Introduced. Mrs. James A. I‘it Iman and Derby announced that the loidbrs * . "M O T H K im utm niul carils througlismall son leave Wednesday for Or­ whose death ueeum«d Monday training course had been complct morning at bis home 1331 Market Tho grandest und greatest ro. |ng. ed and that the Guild would be . Tlie many friends of Mrs. Chnr- lando where they will remain over J. Dolly Jr., will Ipa L. Parks will be pleased to learn the week-end as the guests of her Street, Jacksonville, after n lin­ divided Into groups fur the study manro of nil time. members o f . her that ahe i» nble to be up after an parents Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph Gar- gering illness. The funeral ser­ circle which would he conducted Norm under Dt will ls> admitted vices will be held Tuesday after­ during Lent- It was also decided , luncheon nnd bridge {l|ncs8 o f several days at her home rpttson. addl'd at the Valdez Grill. in Edgcwood. noon ui four o'clock nt St. Mary's that there would be no hostesses comtey an,, , Club of the First tending the Massey Business Col­ Episcopal Church, the Rev. Chur- ot tho business meetings and that Milnnc News 111 will meet at 3:30 Miss Margaret Peters leaves Fri­ lege ot Jacksonville, spent tho les M. Frazier, rector of St. Mary's beginning ul the next soclpl [home of Mrs. James day for Lexington, Va., where she week-end here with her parents, will officiate nssistt*! by other meeting the hostesses would come West Tenth Street. will attend the Washington-Lee Mr. nnd Mrs. H. J. Lehman, at clergymen. Interment will be In In alphabetical order. Mrs. Hey­ ward Walker was appointed ns lUltSDAY dances. She will he joined there their home on Palmetto Avenue. West Evergreen cemetnry. "A TEXAS STEER" i Smith will entertain Sknday by. Miss Olivo Newman, hospitality chairman. Mrs. Clyde » with * of the Every Week who is attending Mnrthn Washing­ Derby, who is aim president of The many friends of Mrs. Fred­ Will Rogers. I.oidac Fazenda lit 3:00 o’clock nt h\r ton Seminnr.v at Washington, I). C., erick W. ilender, who has been Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Gili of Miami the Church Service league, wns nnd Dougins Fairbanks Jr jnolia Avenue. nnd who will he the guest of Mrs. ill at the Fernahl-ljiughton Hos­ who are spending n short time named us head of the visiting added IDepartment o f the M, II. Mabry while in Lexington. pital, will he pleased to learn that here at the Until Forrest Lake, cummittce and all mimes of new pb will have 'fourth she was able to be removed to her entertained most delightfully nt comers should he, sent to her. The >" BROKEN CHINA" 4 to K o ’clock. ResMrs! Alice E. Hill and guest Mrs. home near Pnnlu, tin Sunday after­ dinner, Monday evening nt the gift to lie sent to the convention and • Hotel. Covers were laid for Ml', hy the delegate Miss Frances lie made for bridge Alice Woodcock of Ireland return­ noon, i ; A W . S „ F , ADZES’’ ((i Ippcr will be served. ed home Kntinxlny from Miami where they spent the past week und Mrs. Robert .1, Holly Sr., Mian Graves, was voted upon. Of Greatest -Films Produced In Years ' Personals WEDNESDAY Mrs.-A;.Jr Ehlers o f this plan*. The Rfv.' W ;'!?. Mnhte officiated using the ring ceremony The brfdc and groom- will leave soon foFDfctrolt, Mich., where Mr. Ehlers will re­ sume .the concrete pipe business in which he. was engaged In Florida. Mrs. Ehlers wns connected with the .■' foY scvlrrtf'Warn ilia'ik member)of.tho younger Sir. Ehlers: for some ttmfcWYf?1 the McCracken Cnncrato.THtf'Com- pnny o f Flpridn. Theht rt!8 3 t , friends will Join ip '‘wfsMij&.U>Wn every future happiness." v FLORIDA UNDER FIVE FLAGS . . . . At the Woman** Club ■ Under the direction of the Ljtyrnture Depnrtmeql,,,^,, V Thursday of this tveek ?!iV.* , *'< Art Unique EntcrUlrtjhent^^ . jy Depleting Representative j VJ -Fenturejr *trf'M ....... Ye .................. Iflor ............ ids' UttjftH*-. 5^ the Indians nnd under lhe Flags of oWMiin. i i-^iglsnot ,Thf ; * Confederacy, and the United States s»fw4merten. • _ ■ " Beginning at four o'cloekt-tn the sH'crnobfi w h e ^ f t i n r ' ™ - - ^ eating historical objects will be on exhibition with 5:30 to 7:30 consisting of courses chartetrristir of tneso^^ periods and nccompnnied by song, nnd dances nnd olher-enter- ^ talning features typlcnl of the ^-nriouik'races which hpVjf:j)\(ldr^. iswny fn this land of Sunshine nnd flb^;£Ys. )* Dinner tickets, which includes admission, $1.00 i,* Admission alone 10c s Bridge and Whist tnVIe.s in the balcony. Resenaituma<nn fit -| made with Mr.i. R. K. Tolar or Mrs. W. ML .Thigpen. > This delightful entertainment i* not confuted to Club mctivbefs but Is open to the public. Tourists.«ro especially invited-/« BBS FRIDAY Seals Now Selling fttSSP S V t f & i E f / . t! THRUi .Of A‘ LIFE T/Me ^ i^ tA S T a j 150 * G ftc A l S IH C I n * SO U )lt'R CMORU! STAUO UVOl ? W/P t CHAl v l */.»4.» g/j« t'.l t’.; AW . . f.w_ DON’T MISS IT AND IlK SQRUY AFTERW A If You Enjoy Thrilling Music— Ifcnpt ifol CfisVMWfS — Clean Comfcjdy-rlAtye— Romance— AdveplMre— Then You Cannot A fford T o Miss This BIrrchI (If AU Musical Shows , »i Prices $1. 551,50, $2, * Pins Tax , ,11 I M Now on (i fl - ‘ *1^ • ‘. ' - '/ ■ J •j 11 > vit f*'1 ' S a tin s , B roca d ed V e lv e t s , E m b r o id e r e d . G e o r g e t t e s , Mallison’s and other high grade F la n n e ls , inches wide. Dark shades. price $5.00 yd. Regplar Pricp $3.50 C a s s ia s . All Regular Sale price VI W ed­ nesday, per yd. yd. Salt* price Wednesday, per yd. Mallison’s faney Fussy Willow regular price $5.00 yd. Sale Price Wednesday, per, yd. pinin Satins. co^ors^- , 4Q inches wide. 40 and silks One (able o f Plain Crepe. J ersie s $2.50 $ 1.75 One table o f fancy brocaded Velvet nnyl embroidered silk. Regular price $7.00 yd. Sale 'price Wcdnesddy, p*r y d .’ pik&JkJ. «•>*«* t *:o Beautiful metal Cloth in all fancy colors. | Regular price $7.00 per yd. Sale price Wednesday per yd. . Mallison’a plain Pussy Willow light and dark shades. Regular Price $3.50 yd. Sale Price, yd. I/ n ’ v \ .... ■ ’ v .it iiJ l 'I * < • oh i . ISJ Jersey, Cassia U I Jersey, 54 in. wd. $2.25 yd. W edensday $1.13 yd. J W Flannel 54 in. wd. $3.00 yd. W ednesday $1.50 yd* •vs.nM.f. .n FJaipel 54 in. wd. $3.50 yd. W ednesday $1.75 yd. , ;■ ’ • < /w; i •bM'h jj I p f T i * >x * .1 vi •>*»< * t* H * i. ; * l ibofe" To tisa fo izrf-'Gtba*. ‘ r ”’ t*i *»*ht xm v i* m 'tt\ : »|t> ‘•lift1 •«. 1*^ * * ^ ■^I,)!*Jiit -, rA •tG bns*. ±dIs«u ./A •*-)*• L j, L, i ■ Mffylt. * . a * * ■ ■ ■ ‘ : , aw and 7M ;S1 a '^ ~ -fr ' ‘V . i �- - 1T^ I . Tj. ■ ‘ © s W 'T -.v1 '■ ■'Tf*1 * "• .1" ••. v' m Vwf *T ■ W , ' ■ ' ji, " ■ .••' ■ ” -»Yt - ■■■ * EBMh ■*R - - r •* ; ■, - Ptl,'*}j •*«*■♦^Ufc. 4V- *ri i^AnKTronir TT ,; i J r 11/ 7 /) a JVu H'- <Tr'r*-n> K¥* W f * - ...... r» **M »■f W ■#*,■>•. 4 •>«*»-IT **<**'*■**-T’ jr?_*r »• WarnV— •*»»* t.t"t**w ,* «* « '‘ ■•«t**a «« tlfHanaUHIIWUMll!1f i -V T H E SAN FO R D H E R A LD , M ON D AY JA N U A R Y 23. ifa B ~^r T :M j*> r> Scene From Musical Sensation “ My Maryland Additional Society 6 i Ti M Certain Cure O f Cancer By UsingP oten t Radium Rays u (M yMaryland—Is Called National Opera Because O f The American Theme Bride Of I Charged «ui.mint wji gainst pith, * . tint Jin. youthful |1 months, chtijj! . , , Research Committee o f the l.ondon *ome nxt.»UVir. i l years certain forms o f eancor will Association of the Medical Wo- Smith T i w ! 1 be cure.l by the use o f indium, it is h>darntion. ton mill foriZ * predicted In an unrignwl - article "They report 117 rases ylth 1,6 The indict, appenrnig n, The Lance , the o f - I (!, aU) din-rily duo to the 1 tWat-.! follow in g^ "1 fieial medical journal u ' (-rent Brit- , „ cnt. Fifty per cent o f the puses Thoma* K . - H pin»J t,anted inofe'thun a year a g o .lire dm . Itiid*.iiu tl The article is interpreted ns be­ stated to be free from signs hnd ; cinlmed that \1* J ing the official view of the publi­ Hjfmptoms " [ cancer; the perccn-1,0 t!l(, cation's editors, and is Important tnge operalilnlity o f the ^nsc insofar ns it foreshadows a day wns not more than If, per cent." fiml ntr .if lVtty," when radium will roplnce the use of the knife in certain forms o f the Bill Asks Additional disease. .. Army Appropriation *°y™Jl'v “ Ill a few years, the article deas the most effective form of WASHINGTON, Jara. 24. - 'treatment for ccrtn^i forms of Mnn, 70, WugAl (IN S )— A bill for an additional cancer, $7,000,000 appropriation, to sup‘.'Surgery lias been slow to adSpecification! («] ml; :.fri..n, nk m ... .w . in 11 appropriated for housing the ar­ combatting the ravages of cancer, nniie, who said I, ,1 but year, by year the evidence my, will be introduced next-week, the Board of Ih^l grows that radium is of real util­ Rep. James (It) of Michigan nn- Ireland, ivcrnily,^ nnunerd lodny, after a conference ity. him n life partner , with President Coolidge. suggested that “ The supply o f radium available James recently returned from the mate. "I d0 ^,1 in this country lias never been an extended tour of army posts lull woman, large, and those who have used it tttidying the question. He told the ior of n long ik. In a scientific manner have liccn President the soldiers are admir­ "and would like few, hut the result o f their work ably housed in some posts, while hohlied mul shinzlei,] is beginning to make itself fell." in others conditions nre "deploy neatly slmveil, p ,, The articles deals to some extent able." In the Canal Zone, James who would aImp with the largest report of the Modi- mid, he found soldiers occupying ilnfo shave. I cnl Research Council on the sub­ ant-infested shacks erected |u w*Gt pond eyniz'u, ..——i..i.— ........ ...i.— —.the i-—canal was has a. Oiste fii, (i.— ject of cancer, It riuotcs a state­ i.— house laborers when ment by D r- Helen - Chambers, n Wing built. James is-n’'member of bnve.io'knjt well-known woman surgeon; -which the House Militniy A ffairs Com­ for them; but 11 throws considerable light on the mittee. that the lady hb’tt Flu- might In- inch*, development of the radium treat­ ientlv poke it ir.t«i ment in England. COURSES FOR MEN affairs, and. V * ! “ The immediate .risk o f the ra­ MASON CITY, Iowa. Jan. 24 mine." Tin- board dium treatment is practically nil," The d. duration of Sir Robert not know of .uiy The nsicnation of Hanford Mtte- Mi*s Chambers declares. “ The Horne, speaking nt the Glasgow was not in demini Nidei as assistant secretary of war lives of many women, quite hope­ College of Domestic Science rewe thought the joke bud gone far has resulted in a vertinld^ flood of less from the surgeon’s point of poor anti isonted single men should In a lii iid-nn oxii enough and had Kessler notified mmols over the state as to his viow, have been saved for ten years r'ently, that o cookery class for vnl airplanes in Jq future, but those elosrst In him and mire. The treatment can o f­ be established, has found many four aviators w«t| there was a mistake in the name. here ore imlieed to take his "reHe seized a hut her knife and 1m u to business” as the real rea- ten ndieve distressing symtnns champions among leading educa­ even when it does not save life. tors of Europe. J. I*. Thomas, of threatened to kill nil of us. Ill - nt for resignation. "The success o f this treatment the Battersea Men's Institute of One rumor Inis had it that lie is lepends entirely upon the use of I.option, strongly favors the teach­ wife fainted when she heard it DIGGERS PAH wasn't so that Mnmtie was to h ■ I k","c f' ,rw" » ! Phone m| »!“ • scientific-technique, and it requires ing of rooking to men, and his in­ the Republican mnnmal.m, r,.r a „kn|(l(1 Byilliet.oIu|.iBt specially stitution Inis established a men's pat din ed. We were awfully sorry.’ Sweet Milk Sa h, I ...led Stales senate in I MG. lrnjnw| Wlllk> without this. class in the art. Among the pupils The rich booll.-ggers like *n wiun tile term o f Senator Dun butter radium is often dangerous and is urc both married and single men piny jokes on Rennis ton. Renin-, thick, Iowa’s Democial. i-xjiires. Milk for I practically always hopeless as a mul the instructor is a young wom­ man liked Another'is that he lias eyes on the means of saving life. an intense, i nergetie an. The entire duties of the kit­ t» play hull and to win. IInn i it " )-i e -idnel's chair in the event. chen are being taught, but stress "Very few women can obtain was a pitcher for om- of the p i General Da Wes slcns aside nt is paced on the preparation of VICKY m ■on Itasoliall teams and Retllits in maki the luce for the presidency this modern radium treatment, and homely dishes. At each lesson the many of our leading hospitals me . Ihi:-. though is mere spvculatioii, tin* other. *entirely without (In- facilities fm pupils' luncheons or suppers for 29 x MO Co "We Imbed all o f Remus' j'k iv Ills ha nds a*s( it, and they point it. With, extended the next day aye prepared. ers with cigarettes or money arid out .hat In* business interests here providing Tires kllowltdge, it is to he hoped that In- couldn't win a ’ game c\etl [ really need I is attention. He lias Chinn has 440,1100,000 pnpulatthis state o f affairs will soon he ion, ticcctding to latest estimates. ili"'.ich he h:id-* rhi •in-st-* team,' ‘ his own.bond business and it is geiiBicycle Tires] llant “ lie would gt-l up to , orally i re-limed that lie gradually reell fied," n Refeiring to a particular method hat ho'- a left-hander— hit tin* f will take over the affairs of IdSaturday Jar tVlcLaulins lull dn-ll I- r first, lie would h.- Inline, Chillies II. McNidrr who i- of radium 11cut men t which lias Monday Jan. produced some of the best results -life l-.v two feel hut the umpire n-pullcd in poor lieu till, ENGRAVING would shout, 'You’ re out!" Itemus Tin ■Idcr McNider is pre-ident of on iecord. Dr. Chambers said: F. P. RIN Diamond Mounting “ The largest number of cases would la- fil to he tied. And when I tin- I n>t National Bank lu-re, and 221 East fir Jew rlrrs-Optometrist one of Ins players would full down I his von is vice-president. In ad- treated by this method Have been tlppo-itr r. Watch Repairing at a i i nr ul spot (having been,)ilition t ilds there arc large real under the auspices of the Cancer lin'd lo ,i > s,,i there was no hold- estate holdings and the maiiagi - -■ -----ing him. lie didn't know In- was |im-nt o f i lie Northwestern Slates ’ " Icin'td mil until nficr In- got l'oill.iol Ci'iuenl I’oinpaiiy that will out i f |u i -hii." iliiclv, upon Hanford, who is the l.emti * and llaar now laugh |only child, —- » |i-hout llo.s.- days ill jail. They AM Kit It A NS THREATENED \vr?v 11<*t v*» I**!’! at liim’Hi % £% ££• PiP<-‘ Organ Club Hasj Donaelly-SIginund c-rettu, Uonlintr with the* putrioti Meet At Mrs. Bryan s. ntory o f Barbara FrU-lchie unJ the stirring days of 1802, which An exceptionally interesting the Messrs. Shubert will present meeting i f the I'ipc Orgnn Club of nt the Mllufte on Friday night, the First Baptist Church was held January 28, has b?on slylcd the Monday afternoon at the home of National Operetta, pnrtly because Mrs. Leslie Bryan in Ed (towood. o f its American theme and its Narcissus were used in profusion American music and partly be- b the rmui)lt w|,ere the mancause it is the first o f its kind. bers assembled. It has also been termini ' the Roll call was nnswered with perfect operetta," because critic< scripture verses. Routine business have failed to find a flaw in it. was carried out under the lcnderThis musical offering has- a r e o ihlp-of-tho-prcsidenL -M rs—J—1L »rd~of more ~than~ftOO~ consrcutlvo Colclough, qnd it wns voted not to performances nt the Lyric The­ have n bazaar this year at Easter, atre, Philadelphia. So Instantan­ but instead each member pledge to eous has been, the success of “ My make her contribution ns Inrge ns Maryland," tho producers nre pre­ possiblo nt each meeting. paring ft d ’ *enr out no fewer than Following the business session, five companies on tour. The de­ the Mission Study class was ably mands fdr this operetta have come conttfletcd by Mrs. A. Kent Rossifrom all over the (Inlted States ter. The next meeting will be held and from Canadn. Monday afternoon nt 11:30 o’clock “ My Maryland" is packed with nt the home of Mrs. James (5. thrills, sentiment and patriotic Sharon on West Tenth Street. appeal. It reveals a wonderful Late in the afternoon a social story, in ipusicnl form, of roninnee hour jvns enjoyed, when refresh­ and adventure in the South during ments of n salad course with cofthose bloody days of conflict. Mr. /vyOv< !h -.W ^ ed hy.the hostess-as­ Rpmberg1a score <ip . a . naira rkable sisted liy-three dainty maids wear­ . example o f the genius possessed ing pretty aprons and caps. They by this populnr composer in wield­ ing his own original numbers with were Martha Bryan. Virginia Einold familiar tunes and popular sel and Pauline Willink. Those attending Monday's meet­ melodies of Dixie- and 'the days of ing were Mrs. Francis E. llolx. Mrs. the Cltvil Wnr Old-time martial l^slic Brynii. Mrs. F. J. Cooledge. NEW YORK. Jan. 2 I - ( 1 N S ) nirs arc so skillfully woven into the action of the play so stirring­ Mrs. J. 11. Colclmigh, Mrs. A. ( . Rootlegging in America was dealt |(()(| ,lIllw wh,,„ „ K. lllw rinnlly ly sung by* n big soldier chorus, Chamberlain Mrs. It. F. Cooper. ' .... there Is no wonder at all at the Mrs. Robert L. (ilenn. Mrs. James lll» wltl‘ ‘ “ '“ 'g*' 11,1,1 enthusiasm thu operetta invokes (1. Sharon. Mrs. Moreland, Mrs. It In its audiences. Performances of E. Tolar, Mrs. B. C. .Moore, Mrs. |landed him in the federal penitenthis musical play have been mark­ T. L. Hale, Mrs. W. I), (iariliner. tiary at A'lanta for violation of With Remus ed, time after time, by nudiences Mrs. I. E. Estridge, Mrs. A. M ., tht- Volstead net. u V o m r „ t hts hrniny rising in their scats and cheering Phillips, Mrs Robert Myrrlwi-uthi-r, Mrs. II. <i. Melhvin, Mrs. Robert . the singing of “ Your I-nnd and My Masska, Mrs. A . C . MeLendon. Mrs. I‘n ,‘ 'ier ami a dozen associates. It Land" ami oilier thrilling num­ when a “ shork bers. Miss Donnelly and Mr. Clifford Walker. Mrs. Sidney J. wns United States inaraliul, . with handNix, Mrs. J. C. Mitchell. Mrs. A. Romberg who, it will be rememberS Setmnn came to get him - Remus. In their present musical romance Kont Rossiter, Mrs. Guy Srntt "king of the bootleggers" who and Mrs. William Moore “ My Maryland" they huve found though be was minim.c, who l« i»d wero responsible for “ Blossom lieved the milliou-dollar wall o! Time” and “ The Student Prince," Florida Under 5 Fla^s protection lie had built up would a worthy successor to their former he pellet rated. To BeAtWoman’sClub lievRemus •r mi£j|£(A .gems. Imd to forsake his beau­ ie Messrs. Shubert are the rccThe tiful mansion on rice Hill, (hn“ Florida tinder Five Flags," will ognizet^1leaden In the field of <oinnnti; hi* •“ ReniuU' lhiildhlg" III operetta production. They have a be presented, Thursday allernooi, thc same city, his dozen or more long Hat of successes to their cre­ and evening at the Woman’s Club distilleries, his oilier vail bidd­ dit. All they have learned by theii under the direction of the l.iteraings. his friends—even hi> wif *, long Experience and all of their1im c Department Hith Miss Mar Imogeiu-, who lie later shot aid knowledge of the art of the the-1 guret Young as general ( haimian. killed. It was Ins dark hour. atro has been applied to the pro This is a unique entertainment de­ Others At Atlanta duction of "My Maryland." pleting representative features of But when Remus got to Atlm< Nor is this operetta without a lift- in Ehiridn among the Indians to he met othei hnnth-egei-s aod fund o|v<coinedy. Throughout tin- and under the flags of Spain, life wasn't as dull m the "bool nctioyjpf- the story there is a France, England, The t'onfederaev ripplo^Of; merriment that some- and thi- United States of America. loggers' family" ns In* hud |-uliii ed it would lie. Ill fuel, some of timeaajtttfomes a wave. It is good, Beginning at four o'clock in the the most comical things in Remu-' clenti’ nmf wholesome comedy, tpo. afternoon when many interesting An operettu ns worthy of rank­ historical objects will he on exhibi­ career happened to him when lie was in prison. ing ill the highest class as "My tion t*»h ibunci from iV..'ll> t<> 7SIP Always adept at bulling people. Maryland" is, deserves it worthy o'clock consisting of courses churRemus passed out motley where i*. cast, and that is just what the uctcristie of these various periods MEXICO CITY Jan. 24— l INS) did the most gomj as nuojt as In* 21 J>risoners ICscape Messrs. Khubert have provided. and accompuiut'd by song, linnccs ,, , ai Several members of the Ameri­ After that jail and other entertaining features life was not so irksome. He even From Detroit’s Jail can colony in Mexico City have retypical of the various races which K” t , n,n sfcm d ccjvi I threats of death if Gen. to have la-id sway in this land of sun- a better prison—-the DETROIT. Jan. 24.— (IN S )— Augustino Snndino, the Nicnrugn- 1 prison—the jaii jail at |shine and flowers. Twenty one federal prisoners held an iiibt-1 leader k* killed, it wni Athens, (in. Bridge and whist tables will be for trial in the Elmwood Police learned to’day. Tliese threats are The very day he went to Ath­ till u.-.-, o,«i« I placed on the balconies for those ens Remus slipped a $."iU lull into Station muler custody of the Way- understood to have ranie from th.|who wish to play cards, and reser­ the right palm as the prison gates tie County Sheriff's oUiee dug adheii-nts of Sundino among tinvations may be made by telephon­ swung behind him. Instead of be­ their way lo freedom today. Using N.iearaguuns living here. Tlte Cniing either Mrs. It. E. Tolar or Mrs. ing placed in a cell he \vas given pieces of nii-lal ripped from die' Iril States Embassy has asked the ’ \V. Morton Thigpen. two rooms—a "suite” . He spent wash room fixtures, the prisoners poliee to investigate. This delightful entertainment is a few hundred dollars to huve thu worked quietly cutting away the not confined to club members but M)om redecorated so they would heavy bri k wall itt the rear of tinFLYER SIGHTi-D is open to the public. Tourists are )lM)k lli(.t, jtl.MU|w lllwil>.„ tll(i ,ikl. jail. especially invited. The general ail- n|ce things, even in jail’. A general alarm of the escape CHILLICOTHK, O/. Jan. 24. mission is ten cents, while tickets Willie Huur, tin- "adlniial .,f was sounded in thi-» section of the UN’ S ) — Hurry Brooks, Ford lest ! for dinner and admission are one the bootleggers," bail been trans- state. Most of the prisoners were pilot flew over this rity nt 10:40 dollar. The following menu will he fcrrw| f , „ m Atlanta jail to Ath- art used either as dope peddh-Ys or A. M., today In his “ flivver" plane, served. I en« with him. liddirts, and some of them are nltlr on his non-plop flight from De­ Spanish Dish, "Spanish rice and -W e )„l(| „ k,r,(11t| lillu,-< j lllur sideied to be tlesperate men . troit to Miami. Tortilla." told the writer. "Ours was the French Dish, “ Salad and Chntii- life of Reilly. It rosl us plentyI pagne." hut it was worth. We had it easy A SCUI98 S O C N T iS T C tA J M S I Briti'h or Colonial dish, Roasl in Atlanta, ten. I was assistant bee", potatoes and rolls." nftHBE "THAT'S T H A T TH E NERVE C E N T E R S chauffeur fur the warden and was Confederate, "Sillibuh". •BE-CAUSE VO oVeJ out almost every night—taking in IUHICH R E A C T TO M U S IC Modern American, "Coffer or the shows and seeing my friends. G<SK y=\-AT A R E IN T H E F E E T . Tea." "\\ hen w-e went to Alliens with The spacious club auditorium forty or fifty other prisoners our will he divined into five sections1rixiwd (the bootleggers) managed ») each having exhibits typical of the tu g v t special favors W>\ -WUtilig•U*J .r^EH..soufciu: *-'u- flag fnr which It" staritf* nrift't t ir jip F liiem. We had*our thorns- s c TO fAE UXE (ollnw ing committee chairmen linvt novated.* We* had a completely m e w ’ RE: tiei-n named; “ indiun or Primitive j equipped kitchen. Wc had radios__ til Wl Ftuu out America," Miss Margaret Young; even a piano. We hud our own NEW AND DELIGHTFUL "Spanish", Mrs. K. D. Brownlee; waiter to serve ,,ur minis. Our Small check* and plaid* arc rtt- "French", Mr*. S. O. Shlnholser; friends wen- allowed to see us trerael) (ushsmahlc (or the develop­ "BriliMi", Miss Young; "Confeder­ whenever they wanted to. Mrs. ment "t>l (rock* (or girl> and junior*. ate", Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen; Iteniu* came now unit then. My A twh-p’cce cllcct is given thi* model "Motifin America", Mrs. R. E. girl* were allowed to come and by allacliiiig the plaited loner front at Tolar. see me. Remus' kicked ubout this. low waistline, 'live long sleeve* arv »voo. CAM’T \\e didn’t wear denim like the trinuiied with turn-lack culT* wliicb PR.OVJE it an other prisoners'. We wore business SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION. oorretpond in odor and falitic with suits. l 'u e • ME the collar. Medium lire, reunites Hi •ft . . —-------, i . .. :• J 1‘nid fur Fuvura yard 54-inrlt *frlj)cd llanmd and H A number o f .member* from G o t c h il b l a in s !. *7 yard Jodnrli plain silk. . , Seminole Chapter No. 2 O. E. S. J understand it cost Remus attended the School of Instruction, $1 <,000 for the favors he got at At • COBGRAVE REACHES Monday afternoon ut New Smyr­ lnnta and Alliens, it cost me more a CHICAGO na. This was thu district school than that, but I'm m.t kicking life mul coni prises llarbcrsvlllv, Cres­ wusn t so hard us a convict, al* CHICAGO, Jan. 24 cent City, Dclaind, Daytona Beach, though I want no more of It "• William T. Cosgrove, prcMdcnt of New .Smyrna and Kjmfonh Monday Emmanuel (Manny) Hester, the tho Ij-ish Free State and h{a party, evening the me m byrsolt ended the millionaire New York bootlegger, arrlvtfl in Chicago today forty Jmeeting of Chapter No. II of New wns one of ., the Remus-Hoar five kninutes behind schedule on Smyrna, This* being tho official crowd" In the Georgia-jails. /-o o -, the TVcntleth Century .IJmited visit of the Gruiul Matron. Among Iljtur loin n ntory of how tho other u ftcq i the train battled snow those attending were Mrs. Glenn prisoners, including himself, faked stormy for .the Isat 200 miles of E. McKay, Mr*. Wurt W. Warner, a telegram which t!„.y had dellvthe lpurney. Thousand^,; Jo mi nod Mrs. I . M, King, Mrs. Sandy erc-d tm Kessler whom Ham- de/-Kf; A C H E S ' IlM ine ^pnatie the l|i Halle ciir Street Station as th« Amlmson, Mr^..James Huff, Mrs. set Hied qs * "character" InformTHIS MUSIC jlshed visitor was met by Eugene Hlgjlns, Mrs. J . 'E / ’Chur- ingj hiiu thut he would be distinguished vi W 9 1 II ,1Rol. 'TbOCHC^ 7V\\J n g r tip of rity city officials and rep* ler. Mrs. Jack Scott, Mrs. Dwight . : ■ , In I f I' , itMiipitives of civic organsatioas, BabhIU, Mrs. Sybil Routh, Mr*. R* flunnitf went Wildi.wlthi W qV l.j A.-1W., ... tiTaaqaai^wwNSBM)auima«'A>* . *r related. "Ui* wifBt wj,o wn* if. I 'Mrtrrwimer H €O U Ll PLANT CITY— Bids to be bpi N r|. T, Whueless and John din|ng with us when the news ir I for construction of S Musson. » Artt!i e'*!ul th>t-J,h e -°!« "■ H B IM sm ile gave nwsy all 'Suit Remus AndHis Bootlegger JA,c.tjvHy. Friends Had Easy Time O f causes Comments Serving Federal Sentence i V MS.ii ./J t¥« A1 '1 ‘*1 la *r I* * The Yowell Co. Daily Fashioh Hint CO H ave the That $ 16.75 A nnounc Pr iv il e g e of $ I yo u th fu l »w »i> Jh- sb the to Pr e s e n t in g j L\ %A' J (t^ hWO / Honor DRESSES IS OURS EXCLUSIVELY IN *1 SANFORD e OED D icnncs ore *Ii: Accepted choice; of the wdJ dressed school girl ant^ the youthful matron.Thcy exemplify sniiirt thought in modem Fashion in£»fln^ f. .fff If arc created to meet the needs cl i.*u. ^tylc* .vy;isc-^mss who; knows im ,t?tivcl)\ .• ' »»’ • n . ' . ------ . ------------11* / till 1'■ -• • q " Jcet jtoU1 ' " *■ .*!'*' ,'SMWUL w g -l. ■JL .*LV �\ • 1 f- tr ffl I _TlfEf SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY JA N U AR Y 24, 1D2R Of Herald Ads. UaiaW-------- 10-A —4 ’ttuILry-uVnd _ E g g s _ - Iif— Houses. For Sole.___ Radio Programs **tfK ' n JLU dJB STUDENT HEALTH WORRIES HEADS OF SCHOOL BOARD .L’nliticaLAnnouncements —— ■ - ---------N lnety-F cr ( ’rnt*OL Element* FKVTl’ RES ON THE AIR. v»; FOIt TAX ASSKNSUIl BATES FKE8 H eggs, Jinby chicks, and hOit SALE—75 foot lot facing l hereby ary School Children In Kan­ announce to Cut people’ east on Palmetto Avenue north ut Seminole County that I am a Hatching eggs. Cncklcberry sas Cltv Are Suffering Dc* Tuesday, Jan. 24. [in Advanea of Hughey Street. Will sacrifice fiuiUldnte tor tux uxxnkxur eubjetll Farm, Lake Mary. fcct'i Of Physical Makeups 7— Voters' Service: Ambas­ to the decision ul the votrre III if sold immediately. Very little the Liemocratlc Primary to be held sador Carlos G, Davila of ba r«al»*d J.1— Miscellaneous cash required and easy payment* in June ot thin year. 1 1mTa lived KANSAS CITY Jan., 24— More collector a®®* uranae and Seminole counties Chile— WEAK WJAR WTAG on the balance. Address P. 0. Box in tor 10 years. I have nerved in barmrat. WT1C WRC WGR WCSH WOC thnn ninety per cent tif the clemen >fB| Save 25^1, O. S. Vaughn, optome- 431, Sanford. cuunty commissioner on ami oft ___ 10 c a line tr’ st, L. H. Griffith, • Optician. for il years. 1 have made my lie -1 WSA1 WHO WOW WTMJ tary schbql children in Kntm* ____;.8c a Une, Sanford Optical Co., 303 E. 6 th St. ini- raising stuck and tllru.- trait WFI WCCO WHAS WCAE City'rt public schools are mi forinp amt tannins. I propose to let every; WSM WON. __,,+_7e a Hne Eyes examined, Glasses made, only taxpayer carry lux proportionate physicn) which arc jeopon requestfully equipped. Plan* In Sanford. Hour; iliun- ol taxes by Mm inn the pro*) 8 — Stroinberg-Catlnon prrty personal)). tour support Quintet and Orchestra—WJZ Also watch and clock repairing— urdixing to their health ami in I rates are for a III be appreciate*.' , reasonable I>rin.a. •jT, • many cases dungering Uicir lives. WBZ WDAI. KDKA KYW • II II. RILlIKtt. Irtlons. »tot® WHAM WJR KWK WREN. averaga lengtn Bicycle, Gun, Loch and Phonograph This was disclosed in a recoill ( 8— Sclborling Singers; Hans PO Il S T A T U l.r.r.ISl.V TLH K examination of 40,000 pupils be |no, repairing our specialty. Toys, Barth, Piano Soloist—WEAF tween the ages of mx and sixteen go of 30c for bicycles, sporting goods, and fish­ FOJl SALE—Hami&oir.o two story t wish to announce my candidacy for the Htate l.eluxtaturo ((Jroup stucco house in high class WEEI WFI WTIC WJR WTAG conducted by the departments of erman's supplies. Geo. W. Declch, vi amt will uppn-c.ati* support in' tig la restricted WCSH WRC WGY WGR WE­ physical education nnd hygiene in 'The Bicycle Store.'* McLnnder residential section. Weil built and the primary to he held In .Tune. thoroughly modern in every res­ flcatlon. HEN the days begin t) shor­ in a shallow baking diih.” StW lf;;'." . L. I*. U.UlAN.s AK WTAM WWJ WSAI KSD Arcade. the schools nnd made public by Dr ■ made Tbo Son* pect. Beautiful grounds and ten and tho children come six cloves in tlie hem and cover ■ -WRHM • WOC WHO W Llfl Fred Burger, (Rreclor of hcnlth anil Qi be responsible stamping in from school the top with sliced pineapp!a..fAtI,‘. f o r T u n E K tiis L A 'r i'n n shrubs. This property sold recent­ WOW WDAF KVOO WFAA physical education in the schools. with their faces rosy from the Sprinkle generously with brown 12— Wanted 1 hereby announce m) candidacy, fcorrcct Insertion, ly for twelve thousand dollars. tor vhe Legislature, nubjrct to the WHAS WSM WMC WSU Even nt that figure of imperfect­ cold, tho wtso housewife realties sugar nnd pour pineapplo -syrup F for subsequent WANTED— Small farm for truck­ Present owner is willing to sacri will of the voters of Seminole' KPRC. ion, Kansas ‘ City children me in that tho time has now como to aroundninm. Bake in a moderato [office should bo for ten thousand. Apply Box! ‘ -’“ “ P1* l,« « pr" n" ,y lo ' ’8 9— Kvcrcndv Hour—- WEAF jUghUy^bcUurfonditiorutlum__Uil, make tbo fullest use of her oven xlvcm-(233f» F.) iorty-flvo minoteu ing with house,jiot too_ffttTrDni 3fice (lately In case of 6 ~card Siinfc rd Herild;----------- [ uu-Jmia- JL-ira •M M. UJltO. ~WEIT WJAiTlYFrWIHI WGY average city’s youngster*^ record., IK's town. Floyd McKac, Seaboard Oil l>lr/ Jyr ».r ... - - i _ -baking operations. For to oi:o hour, or until pineapple In __ WGR "WCAE V C f A M 'W J Co. -v - m '<nn ing to the intert stat'sties. baked foods aro especially en­ well lirewneJ. FOIt CO t'K TV J t IIUH WSAI WGN KSD WCCO WOC IUTISERF dorsed by all food oxparta ns bring riac.-.pp'.a and Rice an Gratis ' Few ^\te. Fit , I hereby ssHnllUr niy candidacy' WDAF WHAS WSM WMC |(or re-election to the office of representative Although it would appear that healthful. It i.i easy to bake dishes, makes n rcurishing dish for oold ,-cijs 14— Rooms Without Hoard WSB. ICounty JurtHC of Nemlmtlo County. #lllar with rates the number o ' 100 per cent physi­ too, for such cooking requires p tlay.t. Coo’: one cup of rlco in ' Florida, subject to the will’ of the TWO furnished rooms, convenient Di-uincratlC Votes of Seminole [ 10— Auction Bridge Games; cally fit in U»p institutions was minimum of watching. Real econ­ boiling sailed water. Put a layerv, aI£' sssification will omy is involved, ns several dishes County, In the liemocratlc Primary I Wc.*t vs East—WEAF WEEI hath. Gentlemen preferred. 717 llcte information, alarmingly small, a steady dicrensr can ho cooked with the ear.io in the bottom of grjn«od. bnking'-.'i-r.i, election to bo lo-lil June Atli. IS.’ I I WTIC WJAR WTAG WCSH II*3 . uovi.r wiin pmenpp.e v^i. dish. Cover with pirtcappia tn,tbi* ,cvfV Park Ave. i, they will assist JAS ti. SIIARON. ( WFI WRC WGY WGR WCAE of children undurwciglit; to the ex­ amount of heat used for one. bits, bits. Fpclnk'o with prated chevt-ity u . kg your want ad tent of ten per cent or more bar KOH TAX COI.I.KCTOI* WTAM WWJ WSAI WGN silt and peppe*'. Add rice, pinesa bre effective. Good Pineapple Dishes I wish to announce Unit I am n 20— FarmH For Sale been noted, anti in the hint eight One bedroom, 411 Pork Ave. oppl'!, P o u t’ , KS1) WCCO WOC WHO WOW »rp ; . nml cheese again. - . cntidldate for re.clccllon to tha Of nil the pleasing dishes that over it one cup pineapple Bynip, 7j'< O'flce of Tax Collector of Htniln-! .WDAF -WIIAS WSM WMC years the number has decreased 'ound 15— Apartment. For Renl OVIEDO CELERY LAND olo County, Hphjcrt in tha action i WSU WTMJ. from 31 to 16 per cent of the total aro good for winter, pineapple is nnd dot with three tablespoons-,' mocratie Ten acres or more, one mile from I " j, thB '!“ **/* In tha Den student bodies, for Dial length of f rontlncnL Coming from uunny butter. Bake in moderato tr/erf !l1rtl . I,*. Primary to be hct'l In June, bpy’s gold bowed cltj limit*, flowing vtellK. Coast) Tour i»up|>orl win i&p|ir• . prx'latsil. time, lhe schools have hern 'fur­ Inwnii, it seems ns if it had cap­ until thoroughly heated. . in** pr please call 829. FOIt KENT — Apartment, 1101 Line and Seaboard loading tracks t JNO. i> JINKINH nishing milk fur Lhp undernour­ tured some of the warmth and Elm Ave., corner 11th. SL. •To, maka -Phicapple h * T f v * -y t. e ». 1 * k one-half .mile.from, property..-Price |<r . ■ . • . 7. * 7 ^ ' 1*> / wr . , ( ^'vu*~ f * r t. • WtUEKD'AY.'JANUARY- 24.. ' ished'students--and fresh air,-or irheer ‘pf that .lovely-climate land Torts, heat two eggs tmtfl light g s.*>y 4 A . V/ / *•< < $225' per here, nothing down, i’ay-f • *-' * . * Tin* Associated Press. open rtass-roonts for those with was bringing it piecemeal to the Add ono cup sugar, two-thirds ctip *r * J old liver colored Furnished apartment, 1119 Myrtlo cold North. When baking, do not hread crumbs slightly browned, n blc 10 eq u a l an n ual pa ym en ts, j j tifreb y aimouitci* £ h a m nJftiato 272.6, WPG Atlantic City, 1100 : any luhcmilnr tendency. [| collar with InAve. Inquire Mrs. Julius Takach. interest 6 pvt. I to nucon-d mynvlf aw Senator from . , , forget the possibilities of p'neapplo one cup chopped dates, one-halt 8:30, Auto show; 9, Dual trio; 10 , Of 37,568 pupil t Kinder notify C. Phono 697-R. thfl Z71Ik Svruitor l,\l diBtrlrl com* examined, 2 0 . _ not only as desse t but also with Paul P. Harnett, 19 Wall Street, pnN cup drained crushed ITnwailan y*. t-d of S«*lYitttolc CnUHhd receive rownrd. Orlando, Florida. Phone 839d tlfn Mutijccl Ui tli«« Utnnocnitlo auttioii bridge; 10:30, dance ur- 336, or (Ktproximalcly 70 pet- cent meat and as vegetable. pineapple, one cup chopped wal»l. Jill, chcKliits. were ruffering from orthopedic de­ prliiiavy to ImlU Juii*» Gtli, l^SV. Or 3313. naked Ham and Pineapple iftits, one teaspoon baking powdarl 1 Nicely furnished apartments with If **Ii»rii>d I pro nil si* to continue 285.5, WBAL Baltimore, 1050: fects. including incorrect posture Is made In this way: cover a and one-Jialf teaspoon sa!L Mix] jjfr to work fur th»* Ut*Ht Intivrcul of |% it* nil modem conveniences. Phone 21— Acreage For Suitand flnl feet, and other defects « ' ‘tUtrlct ami* I Invlt?* >ou to my 8 , Stromhcrg-Gailson hour; 9, Elitlleo of ham eut two Inehcj thick well and-put in a fthattow pan. Bok« ....'; 70. Call at 318 Palmetto Ave. on Hut'll Import tint the butte structure other than teeth. with cold water, bring to boiling for forty-flvo minutes In a s)<nr , j$ stml'ic. 10, tintice music. thin m h m u u i J ruHiU, coiiiri vnllon tif DGE Of 10.HKD Mib(cotetl to the tests, point, nnd cook for thirty mlntdes. oven. Cut In Bqu*rcs’ and serraj. NEWLY furnished apartments for FOR SALE:—Beautiful • arceago «»nr iKitnrnl I’pbou. con, reduction uf 4 - 2 .3 , WOR Newark 710: 0:15 knd Graham trucks. between Orlando roads. 33 1-3 rsi nti* t i n PH n n d «»ilU(*iUlun 7,434 or nlunit 90 percent were vlr- Drain off tho wator, placo the ham hot, with wliippetl cream. 1 lin k .J. Amt lie an Sjioech Pioneers; 7. rent. Phone HG4-J. Commercial ucrcs, consisting of some high and Hut Huppoi*. uf all loyal In-mocratm. Street. Phone J. tims of had teeih. abnormal t msils, Shelton t nsenilile; 7:30, Byer'* Street and Park Avenue. J |*Alt ItiHIt. — ■ —r i-xit'.’ some low land. Ideally situated orchestra; 8 , Sessions chimes; 9, defective nose . skin or vision. :OWAN CO. Auto TWO 3 room modern furnished for poultry farm. Frontage on old Arc Grwlcrnmirisked New \ nrk uvivi'rsity; 10, LlaterOrlando road. Can be bought at Jihect metal works. rtm s iin iu r r apartments, private bath, gar­ Virlually all of the defects mav a bargain with very easy paymenta. |<*nuc. Phone 71C*\V, l hrrrtiv nnni>u*,c*t’ my rntulle!acy ine h"*:r: 11:05, da lire music. age. ?30 and $35. Sanford and This is an opportunity for sornn fo r (hi- o ffli'i* o f H lir -r lff o f Hi’in ln * be traced to an undernourished ton. | ' q L o C i l t e M iS S illff I " WEAK New York, 610: «nif C m in L v t uliji-i-t 11 » tin* w i l l of Geneva. Phone 246-W. ■on in^ lo physicians gen* l dition, ("’ Cimins iinynicinns gen, . 5 i n •" , one to get u desirable poultry farm uli* t) BUICK CO. 6 , W. lo; f A-ioria orehestra; 7, tl,*i vut**iH at Uni Jim** fii nary. for almost nothing. For further G ir l )gnolia Ave. J I' McCI.KI.LA.s'U Vo I: i Set vice: 7:30, National erallv-Thai cond’ .ion is brought on ^ n U l I l C o l l e g e FOR R E M — Two furnished information »e) R. J. Holly, First not siniii-.h through huneer. but j ______0 one 3C7. Musk.i.lilies; h. SeiberHng Sing­ apartments, large rooms, 919 National Bank Building, Sanford, P* n prescription for NORTHAMPTON, Mass., Jan. ers; (1:311, The 7-1 Gs; 9, Everrndy Inrgclv bv improper foods. Dietary r u n M ii'.H i r r Park Ave. Florida. Im a r m o n s I itfi mmnr«• inv cHiidltlrtuy hour; 111.30, I’uluis I)*Or orches- insteneih •» and continual presenta­ '.'•I — (INK) - - Spurred by the offer Colds, (Jrip pc. Flu, Dengue tion o* rul“s of hvrirne. i*i •*>« f t reward of $1,669. effort!* were lutomobllr: Go. for 1v-rlrt'Uon lo Hih ofiltr of nh»o • trn; II, Hufliruu <rrche<trn, 1(>— Hmisen For Kent 23— W anted Kt>«l Knlntc iff nf HfiniPiili', i'oiiitlf i*ul>i*'Ct t*» tve. Phone 137. ela-s-r oirr and lionie lencther with redoubled today to find u trnep of Bilious Fever and Malaria. *- Ai tlu- nctlon of tl»r \titer* In tlm 154.3, WJZ New Yolk. 660: 6 . eoneetive It kills the germo. V :V FIVE room Imuxe, corner Oak WANT to hear from owner having I»r»nocruttu piim.»r> in |i»a hrtd iim^i excreises. is doing a Miss I’ lnin-es St. John Sinitli, Until Mn tiger orchrsttli; 7:30, Jtinr. I will ;iuiir«*i'laf n your eigliteen-ytMt-obl dtrighter of u and Hilt St., all modern con­ great ileal I l l i w m l disease and lo farm for sale in Florida, suitable NopiHitt, rrhpufU uU> yours, (Service Melody Muskclc-ts; 8 , St'om- ------ ------------------- ) . . ■ ■ veniences. Garage. February first. for general fanning nnd stock c o iv c t ib feels, niemtwrs of the New York broker, who vunishml c; Sr. i Ia n d . berg-t 'urlsiiii; 9, Oonlinentuls; <r l from Smith Gollege under eiieunt-* • Phono 864 J. or call lit) Commer­ medical ► iuff point mil. raising. Send description and low­ fAINT. 9:30, Tot rid Tots; 10:30, Mue tt‘ . r.iK'es utt myslifying us those nurcial St. The Kiris lutve n sl'ght margin of round ng the unsolved disnppearit r - n i l . c u tO tJ iT est cash price. John ('. Baker, i r o l l r i .K i i i t ( 01 Slnghi Breen; 11, Slumber Music second grade matHT i belter health thnn the bnv*. unci' in Nov. 1925, pf Jlisp Alice M. |{ thut will last- It SMALL unfurnished house close DcQueen, Arkansas. ' I hrii-tiv announce m> caudldi c>* 315.0. KDKA Pittsburgh; 950; Of th- fulal of 39,992 exuiaina. flnrhctl, of Utica. N. Y., Smith I for flit* offlx’t* of i ioi’k of t il® Cli* 6:15, Little Symphony; 8 , Stromloose ' ft" * (fov m ’ Up * in. Rent cheap. Apply 308 W. tions given th- girls. 33.6117 proved College Sliident. Until girls vnnish. cull Court m u Itj vet to the will of 21— Lots For Hale farther, and wears 15th St. Acute Indleestiottt lit** votoiH at tin- 1n*iiiucratlc pri­ hcrg-Cnil-uii hour; 9, Continen­ de'ective, tvbil- among 38.456 in- i'd on Friday, the Lit It. Ourtbocs, Cbolef)_ mary mi J ulit* *•. 1:«va you buy your paint tals; 10, convert from WJZ. While the fren*ted search contin­ FOR SALE—East front lot on Miectioits made for boyx, 32, I) I. ntUAHIIKIl Motbus, Bloody Fly)( ."’*h kurt. Knnford Paint FOR RENT Furnished house ued, officials stated thut they were '*79.0, WHY Schenectady, 790: 921 were imperfect __ __ _ Magnolia Avenu?, Evans Addi­ Colic, Burn*, etc. ^Bplt 112 W. First St. Avocado Ave., apply phone 388. tion. Very desirable residential working on five theories. These 7:30. (luiiitct; 8 , Seiherling Sing­ Sweet Bugle it a purely t r,t« ! r o ii m ii.itirr were: vrscublr Cv»mp<HJml >kJ It p#f* < ANOTHER I'ltlX'KDMNT I h«i<*h> unniiuiir.' my»elf uh a ers; 9, Evert :uly buur; 10, miction 5 ROOM house on \V. Second St., district. I^irge lot. Owner will sue1. —Thut Miss St. John Smithfriflv ».iic ei cn h t ihr •rital|rit thilJ, A M f t W* , v * hi itlge. t: ami lit** tn lor hlo-mf of H#mliiul« rifice on easy terms. Address l arirj, Groves. two blocks from business dis­ he I in flit: iiuublr* ft>r which u i« rrfomimem(#dL * ? County Mihi«**:t to l ho action of W'c mi (tils m11u ul the Atlantic was ululueti’d and held fur ransom; . ;______________ Park Ave. Phone trict. Good location for man of C. 1). B. care Herald. UiH.fi, WRC Washington, 610: * - ^ 1tin* I>rinociatlr |rhnnry to o® her father is reputed to be a miltirlfl In Ihl fu*1Jv pint of Ju*".o l ‘j - a 6 , Waldorf Astoria orchestra; 8 , find it difficult to keep up with the liuouire. DR. E.L.VVrLU O U U K t’ S s moderate means who wants lo be ■iir.oilvclv. V i* I) irl|)KOtlVl,l 26— Miscellaneous For Sale close to town. S. O. Siiiuholser, 2. That slur took her own life. 1: K . UHAD1 Seiborling Singers; 9, Evcreody developments which arc occurring |PRINT SHOP '‘min time to time in the old world. h'iur; 10 . auction bridge. 3. Thut she eloped; friends suid Phono 186. FOB SALE—tJoud Ford Delivery vo on anything ir,‘ Ken reelv any attention him been she luid u love affair but Iter rela­ .. .. .. . AT Y O q R DRUGfJJ^T’ ^i Southern, vuii ci.iaiK ok c o c it T truck, $5.00. 25 Foot Motor Boat phone call will get 5 ROOM bungalow with garage. pniil by ltitpromt dispatches to the tives denied IJ. h**i**|j$ aum »uitrt* m y c m u llt lu r y 296.9, WWNG Asheville, 1010 : lone 417-W. -9 Hall$30.00 per inonth.T. A. Brother- almost new. Make me an offer. fur rh*rk uf thn rln-utl court^Htib- 8 . Packard program; 9, Old-Time loci'nf action uf the British govern­ 4. Thut her mind became n L A N K Y ’S DHL’,T. STORljf * J. A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel. I Jvrt lo th® will of ihr votor* In son, phone 135V--''* ment in uruviding pChidon* for the blunk from overstudy; sin- was In*- .Mei-ch Bldg, Kynli.rd. Fla.-. 1 Hu- I>nnorr.4tlr pinniiry t<» lu» li••I■! music; 10, bridge lesson, * -*•*«#* aged folk of the British Isles. A- hind in her college wmk and hud fu r -! Jtni«» f* 1 win .«ppi iu?i.*t® yuur 175.9, WSB At Junta, 630: FOR SAIJ-'.; *1500.00 wo^h FOR RENT — Furnished three bet’ll “ plugging”. fOtlil OLD WALLS Mo REYNOLDS DRUG CO:.' V H U |iput t. crurding to reliable sources of in­ nishings oral lease on 42 room Selberling Singers; 9, FJvcready roam cottage. 1314 E. Fourth St. It A COHl* 5. That she met an accidental Kunfciiil SUV WALL PAINT formal ion i tie und one-quarter death—was M Fla. ^ bit by un automobile , NEW AND BET- near Forrest Lake Hotel. Modern hotel. Furnished, Ixiw rent. J. A. hour; 10, auction bridge. millions of people ure to benefit to or fell through the ice of pomp [JRTHER INFORMA- improvements. Call next door. Cole, Lincoln Hotel. 243.8, WDOD (|hnttanooga, KIIK srrKIlIVTf.MIRVT o ? LAKE MARY PlIARMACVffjjd the extent of receiving ten shillings river or pond in ibis vicinity. n n i.ir la s r m ction J PHONE 235-J OR Phono 857-J. 1230; 8:30, clnssirnl program; 9, Luke Mary Flit Now' six-room modem bungalow, I nni n .nmtlrlale fur le-elertlou per week. -On.ly those who have Purents of the girl, whose home iCLLER, SANFORD. and 100 laying hens. Will acll In tl.n nfflre n( su per lot undent uf studio program. traveled uhroud ran appreciate Is in New York, were here today FOR RENT—Unfurnished cottage ut a bargain and good terms. pulin'- lusiruetinn f'<r Hemlnnle 381.1, KTIIR oTU Springs, 7 8 0 Biilijeci in dm i>.'nmer«tic what this means. \Ye here at home personally in touch with the scutch ut 1705 Magnolia Avenue, close No. 2f>09 Orange A%e., Sanford, Cntiulf. 9:30, bridge lesson; 10, Ballad Primary Vmir support wl.l t,o upmay be inclined to scoff and laugh for their daughter. prerial nl. [llUG STORE—Pre- to school. $15.00 monthly. Inquire Florida. Route A. Box 170. F. Favorites; 10:30, Jack Crawford's ut such n pittance for we have no T W. I. a W TOM. |)rLh'«, Soda. Wo arc at The Herald . of fi^Cf p liand;____________________ poor us that term is understood in your phone. Call 103 •Vood. all lengtn", tor salo. Leave POtt « I.KttK (THCt tT ( Ol'XT London, and in the densely popula­ ^Legal N o tice s ) FOR RENT — 6 room bungalow at orders ut 1511 Mdlonviile Ave. t herehy unnnUm'e my rundtdac) ted citie- in England, Ireland, Scot­ for tltn office of clerk, of Ihr Signs of all kinda. 2121 Palmetto Avenue. 2 bej K. B. Dyson. **My knuckles were so Sore an;l ciM c u ir c o u r t o f i'll cult I'ourt. su.ijurl 10 the action is t i i k Paint &■ Y/uil Paper rooms, bath, living room, dining MRMINOLF. COI’N TV. IT.OIUH.X land and Wulcs. swollen with rheumatism I coakir 't of the volrri 't tile June J’ rlmaiy. PERTUSSIN loosens the in­ M ouiver. this relief is grunted IN i'll ANt’ KRY room add kitchen. Garage. $25.00 For oak and heart pine wood It It DMAS. hold a pen in try II A. WAItli, (.'oiiiplalnuiil. in the face of it huge deficit in the fectious mucus, relieves tlie hand. Alter mao/ monthly’. • Key nt The Herald phone 920 or write J. If. Eulltt» (Legal Notices) I fail'*-1 F ll— repairing, piano office. MARY Hl NTLIt. .t rt. Ovf.nl British exchequer, yet the people cough spasms and soothes the .an, Osteen, Fla. Strand woe.d .i nts. Jac [xperu with 17 year» teem to be willing to make any irritated tissues. It does not nixed $9.00 per cord. 2 ft. lengths cu uf i j p :. ii ‘ ation Oil’. Al mo s t itjOntirt and tl.ui to. tntercat. If uny. Till;•iiim unford muric stnr* For Rent— Six room house with • acidfice that those destitute und OF FI.OR10A T " upset the stomach and may be .’8.00 per cord. held h5 >ou nnd each of ytiu msv M\RVhTATi: stubtly toe pain <’ *» tpe, Room 10 & 11 Me 't int ItHANTLY / in dire need may hove their con­ taken freely. electric light# and running wut he dlvcaled out n( >nil and eseli III 'NTIilt.III .N apjKared and s* t ItOllintT I.CTtiN und lie. Phone 83L jr. Furnished for lignt-housckcep- i’ lenty of WOOD & GOAL at Du- of you and Invosted In the Com­ PERTUSSIN h. Ind the.nprovst Ms wife. If lit Inn dition bettered und their distress niy IitmL wvic n !• und that any nnd nil claim- nnd If l.l'TON ing. Enquire T. A. Greenleaf. deurt l> > all parlies ehtlmliKt hart's Wood yard. 9th &. Cy­ plainant ofpbytieiani former 20 )e»i», became relieved. mil agi.Vi" which you may, or any iif you may Interest iliidet the sul'l MAIIt IHI.QCKS— Irrigation Uiko Mary. Fla hate and make In ami to suld.’v Hi)' press. Phone 386 M. Those local folk who lust sum­ it it effective without dope and it . -St. < Y HCNTHIL lilt A.VTLY /. IICNTKH lands may he cancelli d , lit 'HURT l.l’TON s i i d -------- LU­ mer traveled through England turmlcii, even for little children. I general cement work. is lor gur#oId r *. »IT IS THKItKKOIlK, Ordered, that X' Vrcto Co. * J. E. Tur­ Six room -house: Tenth, between CLASSIFIED DISPLAY. 'N. Ills wife tluCeuseil t.r "III. i edy fur the p a i n s il this Notice he published la Thu Wise, either us helfs, devisees brought back reports of idleness PONT DOPE YOUR COUGH f in. 3rd and Hun Sanford lleruhl, u 1newspaper pun- gr.-ntee*. Magnolia and Palmetto. Rent aches of Kheu’i' *■ I>sn levs hr olherwlsc, on the part o f hundreds of thout im utlpatlon •■■I H»u»errfcaWa llshed In Netnlnnte ('minty. Klnrlda. tism, Sciatica, Nv freasonable. Phone 25J. (Mnsllpatlnn Is wild l>> noted med- once a week for fnur (I) con­ nnd In the heirs, devisees, legatevs. rends o f able-bodied, men nnd wo­ )KlNG—The Roof Evgr.ilit. es or uthvrwlHv vluimltig ritis, L u tnb a g at, it-nl authorities to he the ‘'Kalhcr secutive weeks. I men und thut problem of unemploy, llitorvst llndei-' WILLIAM Mclal shingles, 17— Buslteirs Places For Rcni .f I 'Iseiise." If you hi.- rimutlpatrd, WITNK8 H my hand and official ant ____Sprains and Strain*. dvemsed. and to mtjii is perhaps tin* greutest and I Hlltl allow It to so nni-orrrrted. >’ou seal ,pf thu Circuit Court of the Cxi.I.IKIt. ,J*a tin and galvinliod It goes directly to the seat .of the ill persons tsitve and esvept the iaVi-, or will have, nrrvousneaa, Tu m l)-third Judicial circuit of most important facing the British ernes II. Cowan. Oak STORES for Rent— Suitable for .mlluealluu, *luiiKl"h liver. Ullluua the Hiate of Fltirlda. in and fur (*iiiii|duluant herein, having trouble and draws out all the “ouch”. •" It works every time and doesn't burn prd SL Phone 111. either office or amail bueiness ittarka. headachea. hl^h blood Hemlnnle County, an this the Sttd chinning to have uny Interest In government todnv. There arc «mm> In following described lands uj tu the follow I itu descrlltetl lanus . , _ .ireaMire. hardenliiu .<>/_Jh<; arteries. the skin. Get a small trial bottle of R en t, jtAifrA^blSx^Phoh.0.baiyjtllbdle t^tmjqr.,‘FUu^tarItt'KiU loqfcjuan.ihl^. hgjLJpy c A* p T T r f g h P i r a d d 'ftt*-Hm» ♦*S*r j tedWfOff* arirror cnStftrirto-' ra n te d T ^ r r ia le ' Tlu* rfuUth ILilf o( theilllllrt.it noiitu tendency towards sucinliffn but on lemorrholda. apoplexy, and paraiyciefk Circuit Court. Semin­ II,. If o I k .. Northwest k,,.elliu'Sfal Quarter * •' . , , j. d»v. and sec the magic. llnlf off the lfi— Houses For Sale «t». If you are a woman, you will ole Count). Florida, the other hand the vast majority iN’ VV'l.t) of Houthesst Quarter ^riihahly—-,-tu»ve' "painful manaxa, s w U> A. -Al'.-WUKKH, foung woman of good IHK1.1), HoMin n 35, Township cf tho En glish people have deter­ iladder trouiite. ana other dlaeaaI). C. 1 to solicit ads for this SIX-room bungalow, with’ seven • :i Mouth liuliue -Id Kset. * peatillar to woman. Napoleon la tURAte) mined thut those able to pay. Bhull soil loti and cs«h of >«u are hereacres of land, ‘ aultnble for Herald. Strictly comia|d to have lost the nattla of II, M. WAT»3N, contribute something to the old and li> eited, notified. udmoiilshfd, Solicitor far Complainant. ls.‘ Sec Mr. Powers at poultry, at 1-ake Mary. Apply X> vVuterlpo herausa of a had attack in'|i-red, cumiuuiuJi't! unit reuulr.d infirm reaching the age of sixty.f iiemoryUulda. Vou will loae the to appear nt thu office of the i’l< *rt» W. Williams, Sanford Ave., U ke Vat lie of life for health, happlneaa IN CfjiJflT OF COUNTY JUlXJH. of this Court In the City of Han- five. mil succea*. Juat ns surely as Na­ SL'kIINOl.i: COUNTY. HTATH OF ford, Hemluule County. F'urlda, on Mary, Fla. Experiments such us this natur­ poleon lost tha hattla of tVaterluo ~ i ' —- ' 11 IWhite woman to live FIX>ltlDA . Moiiday the dth day of yelirtiui'* ,f you are auffarwiK from any, of tn .re Katat u of JOHN L. MILLER. A D l#H to miswvc th* UMI " f ally create world-wide in'erest und take care of an old FOR SALIiV ~y(M,,li®h house, now lih eomnpin ;cnfnp$ilnle enumerated . Drreased. • r ' * i. * (r irnid./fil^iSO .pO ’monthly. In ihnv*. fnnatipathrn und lieinoiwj To all creditor*. Ii' uhu-.-*, illetrlhu- Complaint filed In this Couit the result will be closely scrutcountry. Mr*. Harry -isi'lnst you und each of you In •holds can he positively ellmlhatwly N iw i. and nil persons havlnu inised. sell for Box 154, Ixmgwood, good location. At ill raiiaa. Said eaUK" hulng u Null >y our non-suritlcMl methods. Wrlld , (ll>lm< or UcuiHiids uyuln-l salJ till* |M remuve clouds Ulld quiet title of 56,000.00 on terms of $250. cash •>r i-iill for free literature. Cutisulla- ■ r-iutc: III" I'nmplulnutu. -A. WARD, 111 SAYS SCOTCHK8 GIIIAV. EGGS ."ro ll, and rsrli of j on; ure here, and to the above IIdescribed |»u without eharxe. * ..t /S x ind the balance $75.00 per month lunds li) notified und required tu present nit. jus. rottw iN itoWKL^. { \ i , BR [lal ~ ~ _ _l House contain* ^ room*. I-orge, lot, leslsirrod Physician Kpeclallilng «ny claim* and demands which you. wherein Complainant pra>s,. for at ---— ----\ j |hr-cither of you. may have against Decree of this Court decturiug. | - That Scotland lags behind, not loublo K^rJg*, ’ eL-. Addrew . C.- n the Office Treatment■ of — Stnm V fl [ iTo^ ’ i7~a n d ~ m o r t the estate of JOHN U MILLKIl. . ^ S V W - W V ' s ^ i d lunds^io) only a* n country of egg produc •irh. Ilnwei and ftectal Dlseaaaa. It. Care The Herald. JMPANY. 112 Second I#0 West Qore Avenue. Orlando, drresced. Islo of Seminole County. *r in IM* L'diiipiuin.tnt. ronflrmln*f* rri but aUo as egic eaters* dcclar* Florlds. to the lion. Jas. O. Hhsron Florida. Telephone 11>t FOR Sale or Rent: Owner here Cuunty Judge of Rrmtnols County, ^ ' r i i ^ o f ^ ^ p u m a ^ r e z l rd Kir Robert Grieg to member! Improved butinest at Ms office Iif the Count) Court i Rood and Indefeasible title In fee of the Scottish National Poultry for few days: Will sacrifice two house In Kemlnole Cuunty. Florida, *lm|il«» derreelna all right, claiot property. ’ Also wit1 Spanish bungalows. $1500. below Political Announcement within twelve months from the ir Inured claimed li> •u>i Or mo >' 11 Cuuiull at a recent meeting in “etgag-« as security. ■ ^ * HP» dale hereof. •ost if taken by January 2 flth ir any parry or nartir* rlnlmlM Edinburgh. Americans, he said, re­ F u n r o r x t r r o M M i« * n » N iM i Dated Nov. IMh. A- D. ISST. or to claim under you m uny “/ y*Ju Modern improvements. Practically |tock '>• 'I <vlnli In uonitunc' that I am. a U ’ l.A A. y ril.L t'R a and to said lunnn t>> tw wholly quire five or aix more hens per ‘ , *— 1 , — for rh» nfflce of ('ount* Administratrix of the Ratals of null no cash required. For particulars •audlilale und void und uf n i effect what* thousand of the population than "iiininluliiniT from THsirlct No. S , JOHN L. MILLKIl ^hovvx, Seeds, Lime, cnquiie Bodwell Realty Co. •n-ever: pertwtr.oR' , n 'ilrtlliK * «l does Scotland, where cne hen is nildrct (o rh»*Mleel»|on of tho volDei eased. rr-truInina you unifrt-u< h of )ou ramr'* Supplies. Bau,r* In th* Democratic Primary lo Wit. HKAHDAJJ.. ind your auentu ........... * and At­ not overworksd to produce all the e^iirlior foe Ccmnlslncnt.____ FOR SALE—Small cottage on ,r held on June Sth. A. D. till. 121J ’ir,t SL f •/ r* . . - i , * . torn*)* front asMU-llnj un)' claim eggs that one Individual cats in a I s. r. ix ) no . rear of lot. Magnolia Avenue neat Uy D*ed of t'onr*) oive jn»P or year. In Canada, he continued, aiherw'l**. or Inlrrfi-n tig In no)’ [fry and Eggs southside schooL Ideal .place to l-'On COCXTt A*»IS«SOIJ op way with the |io*uf*aion of Ih* four hens Isylng at full pressure TAXB1 live until such time as large house C < mplalnsnt. hi* .i**|y'n*. granl- are required to aupply each egg I wish to announce to the peapla •yeted stock, deliver•e*. a**nt* nr Allot nr)*. »»■ K PiMlnole Couaty that I am • from aksertina till.' «o said Una* eater. indldats for re-*teetior ta the efJ ®ghorn» ,^09^ fit] 5W, or ws> p«r| or naivel .itiereof; raice of Tax Aeeessor. subject to thd “ 1-*■ > " -1 ^ mixedv 100, 113.09, wuaii 'l i'Hnx you-aud epch of )<>u *o *»t cash payment uaj Mtvi** of — - f- » 0 0 with --- th< lecislon of the voters, In lh e p»mn- V , I HArchitect About 1*7 per cent of the 60.**f forth th*. nature-vf >our ra»pedUv» First N a fl Bank TM g R- L Rede, 100, balance payable like renL Pri« *r»ilc Primary lo b« INI4 In Juno sa tuifffriil ■-i.ilms aijgffurther pr»*y* ‘ h* 1 J-ilt -la., 090,000 inhabitants of Netherlands r ftaalord- F lorM gt elulm* <rf,‘ypu «* *aoH uf you mar l^di.i nre nntives, $3500.00. InquireHtralo •f this ».*«r.. T i C . * - ^ ’i- . .................. a |te*T*** W this uj .1 fttf, ; ' *h ' ’ *. J ' ' 'ifB-.r * ■ A iif; 3 ■- * '| H i m BAKED PINEAPPLE DISHES W i Efforts Redoubled 666 SW|ET BU6Lf KNUCKLES ACHED Tt C lears the 1 THROAT/ raSw f Safe for Every C o u ^ - A P u blic Institution This clearing house of wants, of- lers and opportunities is like your telephone or your electric light— always r^ady, always efficient. It is helpful alike to the man in busi- . ness, the woman in the home and t f is & s jw w & ir the boy or girl seeking employ­ ElUn J. Moughton ment for the first time.,: / AtJDfiW fr - ; , ', , - -, - > ‘r • » * ja j* I* * ' .>*7- * T I’ L f-v# .< � 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 24, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 24, 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 24, 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/fce877871b4e5a57140766a5088c3464.pdf e202dc89308ebd58e10f189ad7f81d4b PDF Text Text M f'iH tth iiitM - M i f f * # i. vi *‘ 1 r11 >.< IlHf ______ it Vegetable Ita R ic h c a U Sardcn L a n d . =5 ~ Leased Wllfe‘ltitc)rnaUonal News Service JV! El** T StormT^kes Hcby ^EADERS PLAN^ usslan jt i o jn jimmas rrnn|jrrif\ii rvAudience b y WavingHands *V ufX ftli Ui JqDevelope Music Sounds GOESQNTRIAL RALEIGH, N. C„ Jan. 25.— (IN S )—Property damage run. ning into ths thousand* of dellont was the known toll today o f a tropical storm which swept the two Carolina* Inst night, unroofing houses uproting tree* trees, and crippling- V.:re nnd olcctric service, the storm sirucck all of ih e larger cities in the area, Raleigh, Charlotte, Greensboro and Columbia, K. C. HAVANAM EET Polide In v estig a te Pastor’ s 'Abduction LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25.— (IN S)—Authorities today were investigating an amazing *tory told by Rev. F. E. Webb, pas­ tor o f Hoover Street . Baptist Church. Dr. Webb *ald he was abducted and tortured because he refused to perform a mid­ night mnrringo between a beautiful girl, gagged atyi ' bound to a chair, and a man he had never seen before. He dlaplaycd swollen fingers which resulted, he said, from being itrung up in medieval .torture fashion. i NKW^YORK. Jan. 25 .— (IN S)—\ will of the porfornvr than nay And Indeed ,\ good looking Russian stood on other instrument. r It the stage In the Hotel Plaza last nothing dors intervene between A tlan ta O fficials F n le 0 / S la v e r O f L os A n g e ­ night uiul made music by- waving the mind of the musician and the les S ch ool G irl H in g e s 'O n In form al C onversations A re lieve TheyHavel Declares M uch hi* hands In th? air. An nu.lj- tope produced; he hr.i only to Held In E ffo r t T o E x p id lte T h e T h in L in e >V hichM arks cnetj that included Mrs. Vincent move b i» hand in tlu- nlr to trans­ dehce That' Frai jouthernProduct W o rk O fS ix th l’ an-A m erican D iffe r e n t In sa n ity D e g re e s Astor and Sergei Rnchmnnioff ,-jnt late his musical thoughts Vo the AppliedForPr (la th e rin g In Cuban Capital Insati^facjtory In enthralled, i ml nppiaudbd gener­ ears of Hucitors. t D efense M ust Show ously. . ' M anu facture The principle is that of the howl Co-ordination Need The young performer was Leon Youth Unbalanced which every radio fan had heard. Seen By Delegates Theremin, whom they call “ the Tire human pody ls a conductor of W ill A tte m p t T o D rove T h is Russian Edison." He waved his electricity. Prof. Theremin erects B y T e stim o n y O f T e n w i t ­ hands before a nlecb o f hpparntus C om m ission H asIieenCom pel* a slender metal rod on on? end of n esses A n d 36 D e p osition s that looked like, and broadly Authorities In 5Stai led T o Shorten Its D elib­ his set. Tie turns on the current speaking was a radio set. The era tion s In ISIanylnslanccs and the set howls. A.* he moves ------- ny^ATthUF l - Marek H avelnform atiolfl pqimji* rmanntrd from a hr.ttnry-u. rica Y ield H a sD ehi* hand nearer the rod, the pitch International New* Service Staff GirVs W hereaboi HAVANA, Jag. 25. (IN S)— I lout? speakers. The illusion wn.s rises; ns lie draws his hand away, Correspondent ied In G ra d e T o r International leaders in the Fixth •o f a competent performer upon t " the pitch- falls. 'A s hi* other l.OS ANGELES, Cal.. Jan. 2 * Conference got to- ’cello. ATLANTA. Ga., Jan. it H a lf Century F lo rid a l’ oWCT, L ig h t C o m p a n y !Pan-American The bleak for nthurj,.' a'sorieH ‘ of ‘ informal Prof. Thou miii was demon-jhund moves n-arir to or furthei inp ull.nn „«lny « y of ... *judgment --7 n bns Francos fmmnl Prof. (INS)— Search for F . ( T o Send E x p e r ts -H e r e N ext l!.(„ 1.i/l.<nlions to(lftv j„ t.frpr‘ m a tin g In* invention, the vlrturel away from another metal rod at W ilUnm Edward Hickman bo St- John Smith, misfclng E N S . G a., J a n . 2 5 — W eek T o G a th e r S ta tis tic s . . ’ , j. , f vvhlfi, h,, asserts. i* that it fr the other end o f the set. the \x>\- comP. Already tho shadow o f College Freshman,' can’ gibbet reached his cell as the Careful Guard Is Kept On Ad­ U A n app eal f o r b e t t e r F o r R e p o rt F o r T r a d e H o d y u>’ lhe " 0,K ,,r th c,m i „.ir e to thojunm decrease* or Increase* 1 ’ •* * **« « tho « * Atlanta todajr after morseless youth who _ 8tolo__nml dress Given By Mysterious in [w us v o ic e d t o S o u th — dais at the federal-bui con'111 *With eight different An extensive industrial ftirvey riaughtcred little Marion P o ^ i Writer Of Note T had identified her pr pwera b y D r. B. Y o u n g - of Sanford, compiled by men ex­ sinners consider Of Missing Franc >h as tnai that of in c h a r g e o f th e c o t t o n perienced in gathering statistics phases of the confe graph m »a gin applied vesterday fot for a j . led yesterday J ion re se a rch o f th e l . and data concerning the resources it hns become npp DETROIT, Jan. 25.— (IN S )—Po­ port to France. Iricu ltu ra l D e p a r t m e n t ,, n|)|I |)0h(,jbHitie8 ■« r communities,- or co-ordination is needed to exlice toduy continued, thclt guard on TFNNFSSFP aUm chnncc ofA r*Tho gtri balUnrwl 1* . b«- H U *. iin g nn a ss e m b la g e at v,j.| s|104tjy j,0 made o f the Son- erilito mntters. Four of the eonlrl l,vL+kJtjlijl-V, .rr , 0n>. VRo' -raVlmva an apafiment house. at {2732 '8<cxi, Li?rS k -IXVI -J> 'y;v* Vf,,. iBfn ^fno \rhich fonns Mio ond noulevnnl, the address given Smith appeared at th« o ffl Charles' A. McGrow,deputy cl« J i I,order between sanity and insanl- by the mysterious writer) o f a ran­ J \ y By plea of "not guilty by rea- som note to the mother o f Frances of the United State* - DU • j s o n o f i n s a n i t y ' t o t h e k i d n a p p i n g St. John Smith, 18 year old Smith Court, with a requeit for a’ pass­ ast tho.*quality o f the crop J. Holly, publicity director, follow- j urdnys.. The schedule calls fur two port that would permit her to meetings each morning and two College student heiress, who has ill-: a conference with Joe II. Gill, E ffo r t s A r c D oing l ’ ul F orth nrd murder charges H to meet .the' existing refrom Houston. Texas, oh Lotte E agle’ Rcturnsl F rom U n meeting* each ufternoon all at dif­ iieeit missing it days. The letter T o K cstore C om m u n ica tion stand* convicted or the cn n u L;nts o f American' mills,” vice president and general m»nuFrench linor Lasnllc, Feb. 14. KUicessful H u n tin g T rip In ferent Itours. W ilh S e ctio n s W h ich H a v e since the law presumes cvcr> threatened death to the girl. Hood urged,,saying Amerl l?or. i'a n a m a A nd T h e r /l ry sL u ck The result has been that each While the letter may be a hoax, Liners are consuming cotton ! What Sanford has to offer iiv NORTHAMPTON Masi^ J * "r; At T h e B e s l IT sh in g G round. ™ nK 8,#n" ' JTmS S v police are sparing no pains to — (IN S)—Convinced that Imr higher 'in grade and! tho wny of inducements to pros- j commission hc.< been compelled to Mr rhi.« [length than those produced pcrtivO manufacturing establish- j ilmrCcii itsdeliberations in order NASHVILLE, Tonn.. Jan. 2 5 .-| en ce " " ^ ^ ^ r d i n a o ^ P r i c i l p r e check on its authorship, and the Frances St. John Smith, miwl ............ t COLON, Canal Zone, Jan. Us­ search for the girl hero was widen­ ftthern growers. Using the ments and other industrial con- Hint its members who maylie sen (INSt—Fivx? children were dead! reverses ; ; college freshman, took her °' , Jklahoinn cotton . growing cents would, lie set forth in fncts ing on another commission may (IN S )—Col. Charles A; Undberga and many bolievod Injured today of murder trial* and } ^ m n ix ed to include practically all law en­ life and th»t her body will bo I order to save hi* neck from the forcement and welfare agencies. . an example, the research ! and figures in the proposed nur- proceed to the meeting of group. w«s due at Franco Field today ns th? re-ult o f a miniature tot­ found in this vicinity, sUtoM etro, i . . .. noose, must at the outset prove Tho large delegation from the after a brief fishing trip to i vyEvery possible clue is being said both <“ could material- j vey, according to Mr. Holly, blnpundo (lint swept across middle H in.c.,onderanco of evidence checked carefully, and expert* aps th e Joseph C. Dally started a new ( ....... ....... United States permits the nssicnjn* Island, which is tho best fisnJrovc the quality of their |ping advantages and other mar |u, Wan At the tlrn*’ examining the handwriting of per­ intensive search by airplano and . ( improvc their1kethigfacilities togetherwith im- n(int nf member* to different iug ground along the const. n - TcnncMice Inli* yeslcnlay, nvcouland thus ing to reporta received M b re. ■ -m,' Kidnapptxl and munlereil hi* sons in the neighborhood of the on the river nnd land. 'commissions; but where tlicci nr«* cidcntally the “ Lone hagie an * linconte without increasing 1portar.t data on the extentof prosent industrial activity would uls • on;y ta „ delegates roprestnting a ed hi* versatility by svMicmnu Second Boulevard address in nn e f­ Coifirmmieution with the turnl jm i,. victim. ' . . . JACKSON Mich., Jan. 25. (1N 8) ‘ nation, the life of each is one eon- fi-im a land plane to nn nmpniman ilstrict* in the vicinity of Sparl.-,; Upon tho te.ti.nony of ten^ «l - fort to solve the identity o f “ M. — M. E. Brogan, night clerk o f tho ing the past 120 years the be included in the report. ' rive witnesses and •!« Jieposiiiuii-i R. Spring,’’ signer nf the ransom the flight. ita wealth, monthly pay Jackson Hotel, reported to pol letter. today that he was positive ■ The letter, which was turned over France* St. John Smith, ml* to Now York police nnil forwnnlecl Smith College »tudcnt, h*d •t»yM . to Detroit for Investigation, is not th* night at hi* hotel. ns crude, police *ay. ns letter* us­ Ho went into police headquart­ ually written by cranks in such ers and asked to see photograpt '• to putting the finishing touches to fnenil* Imped it wns hotter than i certain the hnvoc wrought by the tjm0 0f hi* frightful tlood. Ilir'K cases, hence they are inclined to of tho missing girl antLafUr ' rgia, the agricultural expert lie compiled by tho experts, .. i 1 " . . • - • u -- • _ ,— . —a..-. . man must ho sent he survey , ............ . to un asyium give it rather more consideration glance exclaimed; **Tbavit?i cd, producer! more 7-H inch lhe survey will probnhly be n,.r0f,n(.nl!t nlrendy icacbrd. Sec- Hint ef In* alligator hunt, whoa, i’vdoiu*. -ted next week and will be in on,|( pressure will be put on the Kfter four Itours’ in a blnzing b C j ’ . . • ^Reports brought liero by llmtsf .r tho m*y Jc- than usunl. (Injmder, and less 15-10 star girl.'’ ’- ; The lettvrr retdi: > .x jcg(t inn impoAgnt* cotpmiM ions to jlt, anw only- one baby “ gator’ J^on Webb, a bwi.drlvm. thnt fourl M .th e and ^ (^ u>I.mlnL. (, „ uin than her Ichatrge of two men, who expect to less . W O oV s HOLE, WMI, Jan. Mrs. Smith— , . I fijS i . r ’ o result finish the job in two or three conclude their work in’ order thnt )rhB than 15 inches long, children were killed, and a score t*, ^nditlon and If ha Is We have not harmed your daugh­ — (IN S)—Capo Cod, from th* art i.in.lhergh is "nil set” for others injured, mimo perhaps fat- ^,",,,,1 t", hnve regnlacd hi* sanity S fc . . . . ^ J c o out o r wtekH. Mr. Holly Vald. The report nil attention may be concentrated | ter so fnr. She is well hut not hop- colony cottages at Provlncetown u hen the school . . . will he brief but nil-inclusive. on the more important duties ‘>f|)li(4 |,op off f.»r Bogota, Colombia, will he returned to you to the "presidential estate* . at l ,a,„| • t i T l hv he can be set free, the conference. on Fridny. The distnuee is about • . . was cl-inolislieil b> , ArrHyei| llVninsl ., ........................the defense , j°"0„ *«cc,p t o f ^4.000 in Buzzards Bay nnd the Island* o f A special effort was mad - today r,HU n,||r.^ ,in a straight line) and tin turn, ..... cmild not lie eotlfimied. (,x|iprl witnesses are seven alien- | ^ m„ ncy nn() hl?r return ticket Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket artd J to speed up the organization of (,u, younK flyer hopes to make It owing t> interi iiptcil wire conini,,.tnlned by the stute to oiitho lesser isles o ff tho southern l the I’nn-A in? r lean Union n* tin- (n j ^ tlmn five hours. I’urt of serve Hlrkiimii’s every ( ,n package as com- New England Coast was combed ;; centrul instrument of Ran-Air.eri-, the ,|nu> h,. will be flying over un­ iinieulioii*Ki'lliuil u lin !»r#» 1‘t*U(l\ D) IHK today for somo cluo to the who#** it is hoped to get this Yni.iri>1| i.n itory . where an ne about* of Miss France* St. John • Smith, missing Smith College freshman. I >ved Crops Aid Incomes FIRMTO MAKEINDUSTRIAL SURVEY OF CITY DETROIT POLICE STRIVETO SOLVE RANSOM LETTER UNDYTODEPART SMALL TORNADO -- ' ‘l» H 2^5 ^ aWMwsrs*- Michigan* Recognizes H< i*«~!«-j5usslst DETROIT Mich. Jan. 26— (IN S) — Michigan authorities today roBumcd th* search fo r Franeea St. John Smith, wls»lng coliego *tudent, with renewed Intereat after J curt! to new ..V. ...V -, three clue* Indicated *ho may be SmitlivUle, huitable |y *V»f r-tnplo of am acting on this slim chwic*i and somewhere in Michigan^ 1 niliiu, weie resting up today for McMinnville and practically nil |h». more uniform in ■‘l " suggestion of Frances’ of receiving t to Tiunti Circus Men Released l-olnts cast o f Nashville nre com­ I « “ S T Ihs and o f lietter chnruesui, . . j • • Thiir famous plane. CHICAGO, Jan. 28.—( v pletely cut off except by automo­ On S m u gglin g Charge money from you. So right yoursel J American and foreign ......... mills >T ,*sQ|l n | 0 0013111111^ .. about this, nnd you can do n* >,ou The theory that vongeaftc* may bile, while fallen trees and other li take them at suitable- prehave been responsible for the my*damn please." . debris ure blocking some of tho KEY WEST. !;>•. JftnThis letter was written on a sin- tcrious disappearance o f Frances ((IN I NS)— Nine of of thirteen thirteen au*P«:» suspect* , " h „ i o f naper which apparent- St. John Smith o f New York, main roads. S)— Nine .« (INS> 1 “ it This httJbccn the most trouble- over «lml cleaned ho motor. arrested by federal lnu,,ii:rat ^ ' h !\ vn, taken from a typewriter, Smith College coed. W * y i| W M ; / Except for tho repotted dia­ J” . ( INS i —. t cis. im o, 1.. VlmmDruii _____ . ,t„,ns penntl tho flight t NEW ........ YORK, ( Jan. 25.— nTlfl lifl*' pc officer* Inst night following tht , > fonow|ng wonls were typed Chlcr go authorities to renewed *f* ler in Dekalb County and in the Upton Sincluir, whose novel "Oil |some t............off nI^ proUH cn. ‘ (Juutemala tomorrow, the aviators _____ t nlioiiH Becre- I»r ino ioiiuw h # L . «Wc numerous cn- -----lorw Ul their ....... „search hero fo ^ tho fort* In ono „ ............................ Idc intend to spend two nights there, gunerul section o f the Cumber-1capture of thirteen ulkn* Mcr ^ thp bottom 0f the sheet v. ns barred front Boston luH sum -; U’en th. land Mountains, from which no ted in car* o f the Johnny J. J i Krcat| y regret thnt wo fnl^ d *, missing helres*. mer, today faces further I»ruble ani, nnliVq eonstabu-! taking off on Saturday for Mcxi*“ ' ' ' : . . !t„n,| Mountains, from which no Carnival Company on t h e .l. and your last order. (JJ ^cvory fel... ' --------l-i cause of the aition of the Mas- nt.it n iu ii-- ................ .. i,i, the other. It was violently co. word ha* bu n received, no loss of o . , ;ir ferry from Havana, were ,ow of nur society b a d | NEW YORK, Jam 36, rnchusctls capital c e i w * . He sold ! •»»> his latest"novel. “ Boston." to "The ' attacked (rent the air on Jan. •I W e was report«*l. Murf.vesbore. released today when the nlions 0n lho strength i P c l b ll l t y that Franc*. SL J f »c weekly meeting today o f the for KCrill| publication.! and for a time was quiet, but lute. C a n t o i l K \ C C U t C S 4 8 . Hmith, missing Smith College Franklin and other cities also failed to identify them ns .having i,ollce nre considering the p«»» Imi.s Club was featured by an of a Tim . 3 vvua dcscrilied the email h a jb * B e l i e v e d T o B e R e d s felt the fury o f the storm but been among those to whom they Ity thnt tho letter may have been heiress, may- bo•• prisoner -— — ■*Mnh by Judge Wallace W. f t, written by a stenographer or « “ prosperous looking *business ra,n publishers n* Sinclair’,, reply l" paid money to bo smuggled into eh*, whp spoke on the relationthere was no loss there. youthful student » f typewriting. threa time* her age came out of Hie action of Bouton in suppress­ ftcores of houses hud roofs, Uie United ,8tntt»i. W S J I : Lo n d o n . [of u civic club to its comniunithe maze of conflicting tips from . ing bis previous work. nu-nt of marines has taken up a Execution of th fuspcctcil Com- swept away nnd n number of Four pf the carnival eomimny all over tho continent todajf But today it was announced that i « sition upon El Chipote and will mUni*t» by the Canton uuthoritic* automobirts’ were .demolished. The were held on charges o f amugglIdge Wright forecast an era of ccrnlng the case. Th* laUst Slue is the Romford Dress of Concord, N. use it •» base of operations unti following the discovery and fnw- - vob umtoa ill.w oXmutt;, /iJ.nbud ing alien*, it was ulleged tha [perity for Sanfonl with t'lt‘ being thoroughly I n s t ig a t e d by. biting of ita celery crop, the II., had refused to print the mnga- tho n e ig h b o r h o o d i» peaceful. El trat|on „ f H Communist plot waa erul hundred thousand dollars, it they were pnid prices ranging O t l l l t • ’ police hit*. It waa ' furnUhad by * „ wooded mountain, sur- reported today in u Central News heath by ling of n new bank nnd other tine hereafter because of the In I vvus conservatively estimated. j from $100 to $200 per clusion of “ Boston, scheduled to , Chi; ore ^ ^ jun8|CH. Charles L- Smart, of K ins,-Pa-, Dispatch from liong Kong. rations of a return to the *ub____________ »— the aliens. end lend* support to a theory pre­ make its first appearance in »| g 0 f nr a# can bo learned fropi naThe plot, the dispatch added, Itinlity for which the City hus __ -« viously s e t forth that th® girt t* POLICE AGITATED Feb. insuc. * . . Sandino has retired from was synchronized with the eelebraK’c known far and wide/ The rtiagazino was requested to ttvc* . . , Stinson T o Fly From | «uru under’ the Influence of some strong mind. . ' ' Upton Sinclair Has Trouble Obtaining Book Publication V mord Kiwamans ar Judge Wright ion Civic Spirit Budapest Court To ’Queer Case, In Gland Operation Tam pa To Baltim orev,,, ^ w - g - . .. „ 1 termlne tlk* question o ' ‘‘TAM PA?" Ffa.; ’ T.Yhr'TJJv-- V ^ ^ f 7 ‘ gliHiT^pfe gt'UIIV. V........ .. |*| Hiu UVHlg »• — Eddie Stinson. Detroit uiirlano uThcr areas In Ncw England " The marine*, who bus just completed ihog(j BU5J>ccU.j, ttr*. pended to tho Klwonlnns- the manufacturer and aviator, will hop client*' of an ^insurance company of helping to premoto these Sncco-Vanzcttl case as well ns an inst»cctio., trip through N carao ff from Tampa tomorrow momOther Massachusetts controverring on tb'c first non-stop flight [he 'address was received ,vvitb 11us of t1te past decade are infrom Tampa to Baltimore with J. ward the client. I « « • •------1— < eluded In the bbok, among the lat­ huslastic applause by the Ki­ A. Stevens, International New* Recently an insurance company Jan. j . 26— (I llians, whose attendance todny ter being'the Boston police strike Service 8taff Correspondent, and grunted an unusually advantag­ D e s S r a U ^ ’o r |n|lcd til per cent of the incnt- in which President Coolidge. us A. S. Klrkeby, head of the Chlcn- eous insurance' pedley to an tid*r- prisoners today still were at governor of Massachusetts, play­ riiip. The program was in charge yo-Tumpa Development Company, iy man. Tho company .^ter.leafn following yesterday a break- 1 O fficer A verts Bad ed u leading role. J. A, Pittman hntl C, M. Pow^ WASHINGTON^ Jan. 25. UN'S) tion arc now so heavily in debt that as paasaagers. ' ned that it* client hau undergone tiie Elmwood breach of W reck On Elevated —Thousurtds they cannot potsibly shouUor the |Jr-" . ■, . Bodies ,O f 3 t y ( M ngf Stinson flew to Tampa from a "Vorehoff “operationo f pcr» 9n* would have ■* ■ “ ■with, rat aat- ty jail. Th# search centei sisitors toduy Included the fol­ extra taxes which thoy would have Chicago with two passengers In been drowned' in the recent Miss­ Youths Founa In Bay isfactory raaulU. Under the vicinity o f Jackaon and ding Kiwaniuus; W. O. Fleming, to pay if their states are roquireu tho record time o f seven hour* I NEW YORK, Jan. 25— (IN S )— _ the __ where, necordirg-to __ *a “ issippi flood had It hot been for i* of the Insurance policy fos; David Peel. W. G. Vaughn to meet twenty per cent of the More Gian one hundred (mssen- the perfectly organized rescue “ '’ ,1 tltty-tlve minutes last ^ j ^ J e ’r w as’ t o “ h are’• an annuity . .tatu H ie * , an annrd MIAMI Fl». Jan. 2 ^ — 0 NS) Clyde.Trammel, ull of Melgers on a Brooklyn elevated train work of the Federal Government, coat of flood control works, I arker Plana for a return flight wen j noiu ^____ , up a truck caravan,-kid j>mo: M. B. Smith of Titusville; Funeral services for Carl Rich­ were saved from injury and pos­ qdded. river system' changed when the rvlatcr d e c'v J from the company. that1driver and eicaped with c W. G. Kespess o f Jacksonville, mond.. Wiliam R. Cooper, ami sible desth *ariy today when po- former Governor JohO’ M.*Parker, Maintenance of the rher sy*un . . . k Ualtlmore J n l.. Now tho company claim* that o n #» u ; '2 I^juislana, dcclurcd todny ht I-'0 p,u.» --r---limbed of I-ouislana, aeciurcu iu«n> i .......... . . .. . lo t ie ,iaio augsipt also A. W. Prait o f Orlando Ralph Miller, all youths under titPolice order* to “ shoot S o"7 h ” . . ^ i s,nu... M M . » * . ^ Russell Snow’ o f ;Quitman, Ga. and that the Lbrougho tbn, the former g o u ;v h . -a --------- ms h..n, ?f »»«!' ‘ S ir.tt'5 his ..»« life • their bodies had been found l>’ “ » ° . i jew (,!* whistle.to warn tr»l problem. . jj c<l, pointing out th a t1j"Vil\ud Tux’ ARMY GITTS MONEY * Hiould.be • v o u «i. Th, . h i « . lM. „ ^ _________ MAN ELECTROCUTED o f Jho war matrrisl ® ■ - •• --------- * ,ht. operation plcaced in answrer nddiets and l Eqrapc cojiu could noVt-r #• i t • Mlss-J MU*.J vWASHINGTON. Jan. 2 5 .- ,|mt ev.iry man has the rigb* t"- J t^ y , j n,, J*\, f.qropo fA S H lf »A8HV1LLE, Tenn., Jaii. 25.— younUy if it were not 'T ^ ; Or-I ormy engineer •prolong his life by every The boys *, Jjtnsing wcr> centering issippi and fho p o p -51 . .............. •. . ................. T (8 )—Telling his mother tha) n a canoe-for »»**•*•“ *—» 'i wind* u w » *"» • ..-j nroblem as one would *ee her “ In heaven,” Bt’ i across Biscayne Bay and h ,‘l ” ° l Bidldlng under con»tructton. It J^b d h Jj* J ^ 0(pcr|tv. Th? tian r.’ )wlcr, former Ueputy sheriff, tdhglittRn) [id with hit life in' -the clectrir were seen floating In the bay laU J^Iged on « e thint ^ 11. n,#l(}, paralyxfcd the -transport*|r}r at btute prison hers ttxlav cvsplnk ty A. B. Chalk. ><,c“ matonnm fuib-J |0 ‘’ ou^ t \ . ;. tlcn /ysU m of tho lower MDrisf - the me murders mureera of a physician an am Ji csef * T,i;!r cnroa x n t faUltd nrl until almost upon the gi«do*. > . J jt o , » . « « . t C W M ». • W f f l v V a liS iiw a m M J W M . A IM . 3 i w Sr i b . - - . ►tiler wa$$ baptised jfrpW tu jt tur . frt»iu ulittmclluD# ft»dlng to ihe Baptist rite. I tbc •'»>’• ’.TCirl'L-f c!Governor Of Louisiana'Testifies At satisfiedwiththesituation. |^ Hearing Of Senate.On Fldod Control ! Prisortehi ’" From Detroit Jr:i LS 1m-- >- “*■s: isu. « » - « • 1 -srst Xj&rS-uS'-tX........ .. ?ix SK S" «» w a ‘Y fe;.h .“ ta . i,/ l«v. V < cmA \ ! �( r RAGE ST*‘ % Wall Street Favor Gene Tunney Faces Challenges From Yanks To DuplThen TWmild-Rn Champs! Last Yeards^JSemformanci Ily Davis J. Walsh International News Service Sports Editor NEW YORK. Jan. 24.— Accord­ ing1 to Wall Street odds, establish­ ed in the great emergency today because the season will open in nt lenit two and a half months, th world’s champion New York Yan­ kees ought to finish no l etter than first in the 1H2S American League pennant race. The Yanks arc he’ d at odds as short as a brcalhlc* •< pant. Or ntnyhe a pair of them, by W. Lam Dr.mcll and C .iupatiy, b it­ ting tommis: h rier* in the -n calkd street. Olio dollar, in fact, eon get you ns ninny n* two provided th • Yanks don’t win. i-----------Tlu* PUuhnrgb-Fi-mi *. i x 'i Nnr=~ itnn! League Clmni'iions liitewia' ant .esteemed -over their fi, hi but ■ not' prohibitively so. The Pirate* nre ns 2 to 1 shot, alike in Wall Street and in the winter hooks of > ’ the Middle W e t, with the St. I-ouis Cnrdinu1-- and ;*•>• Chicago • Cubs a half-pace bail: at ni l- ot 2 1-2 to 1. Meantime, <>jr Mr. McCrnw will getting abng r.inly with*.at the 125 runs that Regers P -rn.-lij* drove in last year that the Giant; hold at ” 0 to 1 nail the Phils at I0f» to 1 and the Mi.gg.t v. h.» w ant-to l ack them at thU or any other j'riec may be fount! all piled up under the nearest semi-colon. Tliere are several . urprlscs in the American League prices, irre* rpective of tlie fact thr.t any chib, li \vi ver plnurible, f hould make you want to place two to win <-ne. One of these purely, academic surprises it the fact thnt. i j some books, the Chicago White S r. are looked upon with email r.av: i with tbo Phi!l«!'.dliington Tiger.*, Senators r the q iiirtit is held at '4 L> t,- al­ though many handienppers think the Athletic.; *- hollltl-lm a xlloM-'C pc1 r >KNn '.ho S"nnt irs and the Ti­ ger- itn ! that the White Sox should be a lunger price than any «>f them. Tlu- Cleveland Indians are rated at s to I which seem fair enough, rrd thc-Rcrtin Red Sox at !’.<• to I. wbi' h Is fairer. However, vy.i ran' n>'inve me that the Red Sox are ru ire t'uun three limes better .->* t than th ■ St. 1 ouis Rn wn but -ite' ill " i to ear t » lie. Ttm di-nianth-l D own: nr • rcix«ined ni-totl in I and all c f their back' r tnav b • t'limd dln-ctly in tfjun; ugwVWRIttr THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY JANl) A ftY . 24, tlirn Obtained n Germnn intcrmcili;.ry, the Ot'.o W olff Steel gohipnny oF DitoSM'lilorf, ••Germany, Which puts up 7»*'per .rent security for tin* loans and in turn gets tttput 75 ty H(f per cent of the. or­ der, f for machinery fo f MnkeyenUy. The soviet Rovbtniuent will pay nine per ernt interest from the Placing Of Fortv Million Dol­ time parts o f the credit are-ticlar Loan In United States poritcil in German bn' k«. The IsKeprarded As Most Impor- hanks will pay out sums to Otto tnnt Credit Move Of Russia n iA R K O Y , Ukraine. Jnn. 2! NEW YORK, Jen. 24.--(IN S> I lacing the 1? 10,000,000,000 iron Unite 1 —Gene T Jpnoy will be confronted industry loan in , the Statt'.< is r.gnriliu! in mnmiwith chalk nges by Jack Sharkey ai d .lack Delaney in .Mnr. when fnctuilng circles lure as the mowt the six months ullowtd the cham­ important forciRn credit operation , pion to defend Ills title expires. i f the Soviet govreninent o f the Following the e>:nmplj n* Sharkey year. It will holster up the weak­ in iutlgiag a ilrfi with th? New ‘ est link in the whole industrial York Boxing Coniir.irshin, Dela i­ chain which the Soviets nre fevcy bat filed a challenge against t risking attempting to forge. • T u n m yw ith the National Boxing The production of pig iron is Association. The nr- . iation hit* way below pre-war level. Steel ^iiri-diitimi over twenty-sis stales. ipills, developed with the aid m Delaney’s move U itttcmlctl to American cnginccnt, r.rr not work­ - _ el ec’ima.c • SharkeyV .ambition;* ing i« capacity because o f l n ?or a titukir match. The Bi'hlge- : hnrtage of Irop. The Mnkcyu/.kj port shaipshootvr’s clndlen *..•. toumiry in the Dun Ilasin, for V.'jis ir.’iile with .llie con ditiun thrt he knocks out Tom Lcmicy in thrir btiut here on Mra 1 Delaney contends thnt If he stop.* ut»t) tors o f jiT: Tlt.’ iicy. who held Sharkey^ to n Smelter draw. In- iliotild n o f b ; eo.mjicnc'r; l et|Ui]>p"i ’ jt c ci-t Sitarkey before taking tin ' Ikbuilt, cnlaif !. r-m DEFENDS TITL! SCHENECTADY. N. Y.. Jan. 24. (IN S )— Frank Tabers ;i, of Schemitudy, wiy defend hi* title ns p ‘ Let billiards champion tonight in a match with Arthur Woods, Pawtucket, R. I., the matcii to be —-r-vt-H— in— ttnTf— titoTT~ iTT UID I’ ttid near tile Krivoy-ro>; (eroo’ ed horn) quart rite deposits \vh;< i have an iron content o f from !I0 t1 t!.*» per cent an are easily mb. -d Tli.' fi-.-hl iui« lecn rr.timated tTFrm no ffangcr* o f a raw r. It rial .shnriage in micIi clone |i • imitv to tV* priiellery that tin ore rail be moved l>y buii.■ . chain-'. The S< v "t KiiVcrnmeiit e g i-i t<> inve.it ."25,000,(10(1 in the f '.m iliy a- n::;unst ? 10,000,000 ol' I e'g • eapii 'l. The financing is <• •• . I :Ji mo t InvoKed ill the hi:-*. ; nf Stivic conrc.euons. Aided D) Germans ' I i- uriilir.sttiiHl that A iiih 1 <t I i mi t. tw l. xce—wTii,vl"- .eenrltv for (he iiedit*. >’■> I'ln l INf vc York I" Strrct ngd are rated cqaallv with \ the Cincinnati Rci!h at -l4to 1 in the 1 Weft. Another reaclii :i 'Ti th" [ Hornsby matter j? the fact that the | Boston Braves, hitherto worth all o f twenty cct.ls on the dollar. Iinv*- 1 been elevated to the statin o f a ncnr-contcnder at 12 to 1. However, thciv nr»‘ no 1 to 2 ch oice . In the National I.iuvue, that linction tiaviua keen le.-’crw d f >r the American League Cl.ib that v on the pennant bv i.i u teen La!) game in 1027 ami suffered n .tl.inr. o r ' ptrsibly less, bv the i f f se a -a i. trades of it i uamidiute riva’ ». TJie A*ank< arc 7 to J". a o r e intelligent price, in the West lm' , neither there nor in Wall Street i there n gent :n-b in utg|, t > "I " any i•ri».- wiintaoev, r ng: last th. finlrLing ...... ml or tldr *. Bv contrn-t. tlv* Naliom.i •. i looks tlie pari of » vi iy hot fii" h ' to the gambrdeer . Ill f.ict, only' t».o entries the Brooklyn Dodger* ' and the Phillies, i ., no’- given :*• least n v bit*.* aian’ i ebr.nce t'< get Up with the pate. 'I'li- 1J igi r- m • mull : wb i in " ' i t ialeil SWIMMER FAILS the de p i i i i *o g a in s w e ig h t - ( I N S ) - j NEW YORK, Jnn. 2-1— ( I N S ) TANGIER. Jan Rome doubt ns to>\ the reason* Promoter Humbert KuRnzy, w:n which forced Miss Mercedes dispatched an emissary to South Gleitro to nhnndon her attempt America to induco Luis Firpo to| to swim the Straits o f GibraltaV return to the ring, reports that I after five hours was expressed by several experts here today. The report that Miss Glqltre had been cuvght in n w hirlpool. was" looked upon ns tligiUJy exa^ccrated.-ilav— eml pcirnnrrierlnm t tha-svrhnmer: merely bucked a strong tido eddy against wldch she was unable to make any headway and became exhausted. I'KLTZER with-modern Go:.nrgn and Ameri­ can machinery, as is the'intantioi Strihling* Knocks Out tlii- smeltery will turn out ne:til; a million Ions i f ir>n. Burke In FirstRouiul ’I lie Makeyet.ky foundry Is ft Ml \Ml, I’la.. Jan. el—(INS) Yifc.g Strilillng ef Macon tda.di ed hin'w.iv 1>a ruviL knockuu hen 1.st night uv r Marlin Ilurlc 1926 keepkouse witk TO III N ‘ For a time we tried to get alonp withoutt j phone. Henry thought we could a .t J much. . . . but never again. NEW. YORK, Jan. 24.— (IN S )— If the permit to Dr. Otto Peltzer to compete in the United States is granted by the Foreign Relations Committee o f the Amateur Athletic Unit'll, his first race in America will be run in Madison Square Garden on Feb. 2, it was announc­ ed today by t fficiiOo o'! the Millrose A. A. They Mated they had re­ reived a telegram frrai Dr. I’ eltxcr in San Frartrisco declaring that he wished t'» enter the Millrose Games provided tho A. A. U. committee grantci) this nermitDr. Peltier’s opponents have not yet been named. ‘It was the most ghastly feeling—to he iMJ cut off from everybody— not to hear the vJ o f one’s friends except the few times 1raJG away from the house. AnJ those tiresorseja to town— to do my shopping,. . . 0h| im*j then I’d use the neighbor's telephone, ht always annoyed them, and embarrassedm ‘After two harrowing weeks, Henry deoiddj the few cents a day we saved were ivitvi tlir-warry^-of-kiwwiug-lMlw-antH-VTrnt here witliout a telephone. And nowth*. have one, I’m more convinced than ever4 couldn't keep house without it." SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY , (bicoiromtiru) Your Chance TflfpliPtif r<itfs arc so Inc that the service cf protection and con­ venience f.:r otiWreigh the tnfhn j ceil. Ailt our local office to itisull ycur telephone ot orce. of a life time to see your city from the air. Lieutenant L. H. Scott, ex-army avia- AltW ? H i M tora, r*T2 ., are going- to have an opportun­ ity to ride in a real airplane during the en­ tire week for the small sum of $1.50, which will equal former $5.00 rides. * t Another Special <’or this week will be trips to Daytona Beach and return for 312.50. Also this week only will give flying instructions for •'7.50 per lesson of •/» hour. Famous Pitcher of the Pittsburgh Pirates, write; n— ■ HIIdIII11 I-N‘. Sir.; . ; i KBltn.t*-/ -• — ll requires splendid physical condition and steady nerve:; to u:kc; regular turn on the mound season after season and in looking fa cigarette I was anxious to find ore which could he smoked niti taxing my wind or irrigating my throat, J. decided upon L'allies 1 can safely say that l am never troubled vrilh ,, a cough and my wind is in splendid sh a p e” / S/a < ■*/ ^ Campbell, Gallant British Driver, to Race Last, by Courtesy American Opponents in Forthcoming Florida Speed Trial , V(Ur>il Di. on ra x Aw*<Wezir. v Wv-c Vr t.frU A •Cetl.-'i'/l'tH ie i^ream or the tobacco C 7//* Mtirtfti "$"Holock; o r soul'hJ ■?CC0HD OUMOND-OAYTONA DRACIt. I lo c ju r d . fcpicil. ami Mill more s p e d .I p o w erfu l au to A vib lle In tlie xY rid. It Man want, to lia rcl b« tact .with u* is tqiiiyj-.cil m Hire" cquijjpqit v ilt:i il.n-v it H-p,ayp'^a n ir-. ,. UlUi;-ur.B.er.-ca^ii«.tkiat*>-rramm<— wefWy-jvTnfr-r-r.T.rn-r.* v? Iiuiiilrctl ton drove nt a rote ut l i t miles jn-r Irene |,*jv.ci' > u when brl^ytr moo hour on OrRionil-Uoylona Hearn In levnlmiona per | tntnute, but tln-se »W0. but Inst Marti) | ir It. O II !m\e bt rn ''ii up" r.a that they have clone ov.*r llurs tliou.-oiul ir »c lutlons per njlnute witliout lead. Th.* enRlue id Cant. t'anipUfU's cur U o i n in . ntrd I. unde r government Mlprrvikion in u the u u U io rltlct have granted pci mission to cuter the ruce' Owing to the lu il that Campbell n defending the title now h eld byCIfeot Drtlulu, tho Daytona lle a c b Cham ber ot Ccmmerco Raring A ssociation , in charge nt the meet, and Cupt. Camp­ bell's AuirrUun oppon en ts tiove n greed that he shall race lust. T h is will give him un opportunity to learn how fast lie must go to surpass th e speed o! Ills American rivals. Ormond-Daytuna Deuch luti* Desch Pcb. lb to S3 Inrluitve T h ey will bo driven by Prsnb liockhart, who on April loth, 1037, streak­ ed u mile in 31 it MPenils o n Uie'dUcd I u p bottom o t Mimic IatIce in Callfurt u d . . by Captain ' Malcolm Campbell. Xlrlllih speed acr*. whose irourd ot IU7 miles prr hour lii Ills Niiplrr-cur.lntd Blur bird was f ill ihArt st Pcudltu* B*acb. Wuhp, task Pohrusry. by |x>ir beach cmidluorvi. WUl by J. M. While ^ir. White wtio Is s well-known n a n u f u t u r c r o t Insulated sutomubUe wuc. on Hero in the Southland we know good Tobacco. It is born in us and it is the livelihood of most o( us. ‘The Cream of fi the C r o p ’ i^J^oUglu for LlJcSCY STRIKE. I know for it h a s been my duty to purchase it on the markets for years for this biand.” mm A y e r o f Tobacco which N o Throat Irritatlo n -Nf^ r/sn . • “■ - i■i ■—*' �j*5* / t : - ■ - > — •. Ui.‘ VJ* .r >i t • C AGS W O n«- '*?* & - The Sanford herald ■—■■ " a ■*iT.r. Mm ■■I.W' ' — *" I - j 1 ' ' *• 1 '• SANFOljp, HfenALD._WEDNRSi)AY .TANT.'R V 2"), 1S28 For Better MarUe^ng 1 a '«1!B risb m ie ^ e sjt V I 7 .......... . r ^En mE wW wS sP pA aP pE rR rS A C IT Y JnUm DG D nv B Y ttc ITS -N S ■.-• ,‘ -l| pf* )■ ■r >1 ff* * * * T _3 Hjj 1 Auto Laundry SAJIASOTA TIMES •• In an interview published recently in The Herald, tran k Dead .Iff Minute*— We heard a visitor remark the THAN. IT EVER DID, although Forster, 'president of the First National Bank, made a HUg- Dun’t Start Too Soon. Washing, polishing, top dreading I t S ls a a v lls A f t i i r , other day that there does not seem business conditions in his home gestion which we think should leave a deep impression in Mlirds Sing on Sunday. and greasing at popular prices. t l i u m s t tr r ty r iiilr sr. 111s# r*»rf to be anything wrong with Sarasota,: town are had, and his firm was While de­ The Little Man. 'IB, at ( h i I’ u a to ftlcr the minds of the farmers o f Seminole CJounty. al (it statement he made after being actually attracting business (hat it ■ ‘ r i . t • rid *, u n d e r a rt « t ploring the present hit-or-miss svstejm o f marketing, he WORK GUARANTEED a rrh h, (BBT. Il> AM bu r. I}rl»l>n»r. here two weeks and looking around >*wou|d not otherwise secure if -it L‘o. t '*>!*> rl*bi I I U by Alar expressed it ns 'his opinion that "fin er results could be obWe have nil slic* good used but I tin find that there Is too much did not advertise in the afternoon I h D K V.V _________ K 4 lt* r H U D ltM U ..... . ..H o a a g r r tained if. the farmers .would get together and form co-operMTCHAFi.-t. Hinyh, »s year* old.1 talk .and cry of "hard times'* n- newspaper. His firm, he further tires and tubes on hand. jp X I U .i» a n a g ia f ¥fTvc~markctrng:associatiuns such us. they, luwti iu .C aliCocc^ 'filOcR«lT:li-llvc jwircj cnrrringr&OOO tnoiur the. business, -man. espmu.lU mentioned, . concluded, that. tint a£.t HATKB........... IT.tM G IV E T T S ~ 7 rT R IA T T ^ ~ volts and, according to doctors, was the merchants who Hc«m to think ternoon newspaper-was-the paper in ” r. ah We are notifnmiliur with the intricate inner workings "dead for half an hour." Quick ac­ there is no silver lining to the dnrk that was read by the multitude, n •*■»*•#•**■»•**■■**•*•«•# 91*TB tfk ..... Mali Seminole Tire Shop of these California marketing associations, but .we under­ tion by firemen brought the. boy cloud Ihnt is hanging not only over conclusion reached after n ertreful —■...... ...... —« -4- - wSnhasoia but over the entice nation, survey .conducted along business IjRtk (o live. ■ . »■ . . ♦ I f H rT a lC * a «a f»tT U p la a r r r » « « < stand that, among other tli'ngs, California farmers have, like lines. irsd'ar ns business ik concemcd. And Filling: Station B > H (| a M H c ilh ia (a th e In te rn a * A( first hia mind •wandered. the long haul from K la a a l t n u . l t r v l n , r r r r lv la a frnaa been able to get lower freight rates on Tliis visitor mentioned ,that in Sarasota has progresstvj.* nierThen he recognijcd friends;' .. — —. .. r . «thla ■ a a c r la r « m o r a a a la a tla a the Pacific to the centers of population on the Atlantic Sea­ Willard llattery Sendee g w r n t r U H M a l w n t a tla llr r a r e r * knevf his own niuno, who, he w a s I his home city the merchants ha\e chants, a fact that cannot he denied, M l MU' th e lea d In* m a l a e f Ih r board than Sanford has for the shorter distance to thdse and it hat he had heed doing in the been as hard hit as in Snrnsotn, if |lUt they, do not seem to appreciate Firhstone Tires w n tlre w n rtd . T h e 1, H. N. U .•ii t mar­ previous 18 vears. not harder, but they are holding on t|10 value o f advertising ns n busi# r t l « l l f e f t l r l r a t la F lo r id a a a u Ha same places. This, of course, has nothing to do with Hull fins , • M I M T a f haaMllnM a ta te a t t t a U keting. but it shows what can be done through co-operation. T, nriRU ,!,«.« tho I with grim determination and fac- IU.SS stimulator, which is not only J illlM a h w in L Vulcanizing 1 nM of , , ; linK *-l,n!" ion wUh “ our conclusion reached by their fallC o-op eration might well be called "team-work for want 1*77 “ ' * I T : u t,nV’ l,oon Ion realizing that there will be u better ure lu ndvcrtl.e their stocks of • Thv | l*ra id la a m e m b e r a t Ih r o f a better synonym. In football, for instance, team-work 109 W. 1st. Tel. a a d it B l i n a a a f d t r a l a l l M U , a a i 1* | i . _ H onc rament <l,1<* u ^u n l *,l? deflcitn of the tfoU(js# bUt a conclusion reached by la lrra u a tlon a l A a a a rla tla a a l l ‘ ak< Jr absolutely essential to the success o f the. team. Thu for­ imi, perhaps, as nc ^eanust prcii(!nt wiu 1h! ,noro obliterated b y , out of cvcrjf )0o persons wlio lla t e r h , A d v e r tis e r s , a n d A d v e n t s * go eleigvman suggests, as long aw n the greater Imsincss that is in the t t,ome jnlo tf,is ejty • ft* A tta la w h ich r-«in 1rr* ru rh wards must open holes fn the line before the backs can billion years, waiting for tile world I'nh lhah ar m e m b e r l a anhralt la a through, and the hacks mnst take advantage of the holes offing. ia e a a « h a u d it at ■ ith seelalles A lesson in the value pf advertis­ to end and (iabricl to summon us? The city’s “ g\iest" had particular « l» * S n 1 a l d a r - 1 » -reel t f n b a o ln le lr opened bv the forwards if ground is to be gained. And sinting might be gained by the nnnoua ll r h lm a a t r lr r a i a l l a a aa »*rll ah *“ emphasis upon the vnlue of ndverilarily, the ends must take out the interference if the hacks t i a r a I fit| * ln ru turth .mL». ccincnt of many of the larger firms YOi.Nt; gentlemen of Y’ nle vole tising in the afternoon paper, for, of national importance who have are to got the man with the ball. , overwhelmingly for Secretary Hon- htr KUittii a visitor forms ids or her J A N . 2.*i. 1928. Complete co-ordination o f the team as a whole is re­ 1ver for president in 11)28. Tiie impression of a city by its newspu- declared that they are going to , . .. i spend considerably more money W- •. . quired, Each man docs his own little job for the sake of voung men reflect, without know- purs. Let a person reach a city and h of I028 than formerly.in I t i ii : U K it A M i'a r i i u r . i i . m Individual glory must be sacrificed for ing it, opinions o f their fathers and glance over the city s newspapers. d ^ o a iiM i la e llr a nd r*n *r> the entire machine. r •adUoai - " la la lr o H a a . ' » adaalali other older men. particularly the afternoon paper and " ! l, , . . ' . , .I . '. eaaaai .en ter ru a tra la J a ck * the honor of file whole team. It profits little, when a halft . tw rr rtltn u M fiffk i - X sn tv rd . K ls rld a . Cars and Trucks 1926 Stake.....C» Bdy. Truck ....,$ 1925 Ford..... 4 aa | Coupe ........ X « D 192G Dump *.... Truck l.......... 1925 Hudson .. Coach .............. /-a rlu U 1 1925 Hud. 7 . . . . AnJ Pas Sedan ....... U v|) V -63 Cadillac .. Sedan ....... .. j WEDNESDAY tliih ,.... .........— 1----- ---------- --- .'bn ck~m it k es’ irstn rt ling-play-it nd-g**tH-n-big-hHnd*-i£-the-Um in. -fl A a l X m UJ 1927 Ford....... f /■*'] Roadster........... *XuUI 'T i r e s t o n e I w C a a r t t a r l l a a a f At. d » a M« I n ­ d ia * H ir e r t ’a a a l. I r - l M U f i i r a l l a a a l ^ a a n th lf ||l*ar I li* IVm C • a lin e a l kw ln fln g *ro*1a tr ia , a a a r ln tr a t /Q| I 925 'F&rff'..r.Touring ............ ■ br“ " tl ,,f «oods^hokhl m »| i UU] Seminole FOR RENT Securities Co. AMONG •Democrats, Governor j without advertising therein, nr.d im loses thb game. Neither would a tackle be inclined to allow Would Wnt. Wrigley lie the tvrt in nf, ttnusUullv rouph opttorteM lo Ret ihrdllRil St> that,. Jn- Smith of New York js the favorite. I mcdluuly, lie further declared, thy man he is today and off tl Btewtl o f liimself. » back carrvittK the lmll miRht be bruised. Jby a big majority. 11 r" 1 1,1‘ progressive on “ “ ty,rJ'is "without liter•mU-*» «»f nickel packages of chewing So it is, we undcrsXami. with celery Kfowcrs. It may! IVicutlw of Secretary Hoover chnnls, those win. believe that ml- cum. if he did not advertise. No, ■ a 'a ilr C h ra r V vertising is a stimulator of husl- he would net, nntl Mr. ngiey hint,.4*11*1 t t l f b ra a lllir a * appsrentljl profit .-certain ram, to ship his celery ttrocp or | •sell’ cpiphasizen this fact in nil of One i mom. one 5 room neaa and who realize thnt when a littici RponK.v, but it does not serve the icputation, ot pros-! piartcrx nf a race with case, Init “ and m o d e rn haaaH al. bukinrr.s isMslack then is it ncce.t- his statements made aiienl the val­ and onc 6 room house. peri|y of the entire county. It may seem to benefit one far­ nut tiie h .xl quarter. ^ snry to (dug away nfpru uonsist- ue of advertising. i - ' BLDLB VERSE FOP. TODAY mer to cut early and. sell at a low price when be anticipates There is no doubt about the fact | These houses nre modern entiy \v:tIt advertising in order t>< fl'GENEROSITY — Withhold not a decline,;1iut such action on bis part certainly does not tend P1TTSBURGH judge decidea attract the trade. tint a city is judged by its newspa- ! in every respect, and the 4Tt>od from them to whom it in Jue, to stebiliXQ the market. that I’ iltslmrgh's aymphony society This man is a- prominent mer­ per.*, particularly the advertising! ,OCH ARBOR H. C. Doug;.tss, Mgr. Used Car Dcpl. I l l -S. I/Ce SI. f Klrt-Jt U in,the jiower of thine Only through such lentn-work as a football learn em- may give concerts on Sunday, al­ chant in ids h one city. AND HE carried by its merchants in the af- I rent fs reasonable. f hand to’ dot 4t.— I'rov. 3:27. p]qy>t can the b e st results from farminR be obtained. A though the Allegheny County Sail- MADE *1.111C STATEMENT THAT t*::iotn newspaper, the paper con- I Also have tw o ..2 rroom r ■. 1 apartments mti d o g t . V N " . ^ . ‘F b r - S h l e ^ ' -’ partly . furn ished. MIST mDokc from jeweled ciiuldrnnR . dawn the mi?tH uri*o A ROARING JACKASS ilia familiar mountains GOLEM Ill'S KNQFIREIt-SFN i(^own usual to our eyes, HANKING gcnlii ircn tell lluMaking Rapid Strides little man not i . invest in stocks or walked inmagic Senator Heflin of Alnbnmn.. a despicable pnlitirnl figure—:i ■•ven iiiiii, s. hut put Ids money in r% ilh Veil* of mystery P rogress o f the South in I lie m a tte r 'o t education is make us, by denial, savings bank'. abusing lii> p*ivileges i a United |man who. if lie |mssessed lirnins. forcib ly ilenionstraled by figures recently made intblic by Have eagemes* to *re. That h mind* you of the little States Senator, again—and as would lie n menace to the pence of the M a n u factu rers Record, an ardent ch am pion o f Dixie buy will, didn't want his sister to I his country as he tins been the de­ in ev ery nlifisc o f its development. T h e number o f public fill llie big blue huttlefly. He usual h:i> attacked the Pope, Adrift bsck in silver stroyer of tolerance and good-will I'ntholii ami Governor Alfred K ,the vasts of -ir— school pupils lui./ increased to such an extent as to give us wanted to hill it. Smith ,,u the floor of the United among too many of his state. And Srhoid the mountains pardonable pride in ou r native seel ion. which h eretofore If ponds ami -.’locks, industrial |Stales Senm• The fanatical nutray* knew wcic there, has been tilt* target fo r id I kinds o| c r iticism levelled ■by am) other*-, viebl (>%,fiis gooil for Mmrst „r Alabama's Itt-tired senator above nil, in matters political and it eaW tim e with new.wonder northern edu cators who pronounced ou r hack ward ness as big •oiU'<,tlif, why not give thr led Seiiatoi lfobiiiMin of Arkansas, religions. Heflin is an unscrupulous - w « see heights shining clear astounding and c on stitu tin g one o f the grave problems c o n ­ litt’ i* man a rhunee 7 leader of tin* Democrats in the Ini r. : U f mirta, each time discover Senate, to take the Alabaman to Wlnoi Heflin hail completed ills ti * New cause for being here, fr on tin g the nation. Snvs tlit* Record in a recent issue: have j task bn his Imk of sense and de- asinine tirade. Senator Welsh of 11II tv MA NY milliuiia i'll . ' .i,!* Glen Ward Dreslu.ch " I n the decade ending in l(r*M the num ber o f public Mel- ceney Senat*11 Heflin's reply «n* _____________ school pupils in the South increased from Tdit'.l.iioii to rrei.ei a k II. Kckt i . o f tin; Moit'aiui. u t’atholii, arose and .it,. I'oriiji.iiiy; I ' m iilelit to thmiten tlmt should Senator l • politan ! plThtvQiti' Commission finally col- y ,4 1*1,001). o r 2d per cent, while during this period public Mil, hell. o f Du National C ity' Itotmison make the stum* remarks calmly inquired of the president apajd bptoie the charge of the school ex pen ditu res in that section increased nearly 2"iO per It.llll. I’ fl :d<b hi Gianiimi, ,,f the] in Alabama tin Arkansan would of the Senate what was the order Lift k . brigade. cent. In 192*1 the South bail about mu--third o f the ct mdryY. Han;, , f Italy mi,l tin* Ibim itidy I.V'he gi-. oil a cent of tn r nnd feathers. of the day, Had Senator Walsh . i 7 0 Senator population, yet it had • '!!) per cent o f ( b e a g g r e g a t e num ber ( ' o i p o i . i t ion. ami inzi-iis o f otht* ea Uflvidenliv Heflin was. n*ked wliat was the disorder of the j Th#' Tmiea-lJnlim suggests that /•the next generation will be "sit- o f pupils in all the public elem entary and secon d ary schools, made foi Ili ii b klioltlcrs by wise Sjicul.ing foi hi lawless cnltengues day the iep!y might appropriately' t,i,l<i| mill - I n k In 11*st lit i'll l a 7 of the Klull, but liis dastardly have been, Heflin. pretty," outside of the bond o f the country. boast will lie •e,etely condemned < oimulnis Inquirer Sun Mr .Min hell iiia,l,. millions for tuea. "N o t otilv does the Sonlli show 1«» b e lte r advan tage ill hi* bunk Inning govniutm-nt Imniis by Iht* decei t element in Alabama \U public school enrollment Ilian the eotmli'v a> a whole, but , t ' --------- o----Perhaps ii t> ju-t as well now) II *IUi •sful jiolitiriun is nicy below j ar, n In n little pciqilo were . A national election is approacli- a larger percentage o f it - school ■ Idldrcti are to he lotmd in a> later to *|>ca frankly of Heflin, who l ei-ns m hi* toes all the time unloaiiing ( Io n, fthg in Cuba. Amerirar munition its secondary schools than in the cou n try as a whole, and Alabama’ s i oaring jackass. Heflin hui Will* II ■ver gets on tile other W liy not a i oiiimittre o f honest •factories me working night and w h a t is more striking is Hit* l a d that about one-half o f the I llliirieiors (,, loll l lie litlle |)eo|iiu is not ntilv a i indent egotist hut felhnv's Virginian Pilot. ettriy. South's high school g radu ates e id er college Public n orm al' what I■+ b o \ , afely ' school enrollment in the Smith made an even hettei sh ow in g, HanaUit Heflin blew off again with tin enrollment gain since I'.M I ot l i per cent, n on pareil TH E Kineeroi o f Jn|i:tn sets an Jon Monday. He is affording the 1111>t ■ in eeononi) carries a ^f> Igaileryltes and otLers, mure nr with II 1.5 per cent for the ( n .lcd Slate.--. n nteh, ■nil n ates lii* own rie<* field. " I n 1921 the Soul It had ov er lb m r cent ot tin* c o u n ­ •lew dislnteresti'd, a great amount |of plrASutu, l>ut lie is doing more tr y ’s p rim ary and secondary school enrollment, m ore than That would stir|iri«e his g re a t•to «levt* Al .Smith pies id cot than " 7 per cent ot the cou n tr y 's private school and academ y Bieist-grioidfather. I hill Mikado, Jany othar^lemncral in the country. students and more than L'l pet teiti o f the countrv ■* p r i­ In1 lifting a fin ger could eiuqi o f f anybody's Iliad, mid he did. ¥(' - - o -- . vate normal school attendance. It had nearly 27 per cent "There is no room on this earth o f all the university, college and professional school studJ a p a n e s e , iiUcvor Hun we*t•for twisted, crooked brains," says <•t n niclIiiHis bring in went era ngi-Jib* Orlando Sentinel, Thr Sentinel oilts in the United States. T h e statistics which tin,' M anolactirec Record luis* totton. |*oliti**. in .la|ian js «liviil>:tl |*jnay be right us far as "twisted sig tiifica ill. afut m u s e mtn n d it f r l ' b now, imlmJing ||nralns" go, bn! when it infinder^ Tjrttfi * able to gTitli Or'fire esliertallv JVrooWd hr*ln»," we feci thaj it is the Baltim ore publication to declare that it is hard to uti- f'.ur ini»,r imriim. Thm mils fm poking In a lot of territory. derstnnd the luisis fo r som e c r it ic n?s when we leant Ihat lllollghl. Jlere we haven't even one labor nearly half o f the high school itnidm des in the South are party and woriy about ImlsheviMii, 'I The Herald most heartily com- en terin g college, that m ore illiteracy exists in New York |Hruend» the City Gommiasion for its C ity than in the mountain regions o f Dixie and that public faction In giving the Florida Power education below the Mason and Dixon line is g r o w in g m urej Git FAT Until in is "wnlehing the United State# carefully, suspecting Jand Light Company a new thirtytin American challenge for world lypar francidsc. No, we have not rapidly than in the cou n try as a whole. Educational grmvlh in the Southland is keeping pace siqiremuey." Jvold out to the Ccnimission, and we x M -____________________________________________ $ 1 * 5 0 Maiuitncturingi This ii untry duesn’t jinttlculnrl.i twill probably criticise them uguln with prog ress in other Gelds ot endeavor. •when and if they do something nnd Industrie* are on the inrrease and as a natural c o n s e ­ want any world supremacy. Plenty twhlch, "in cur opinion", is not for quencc (he wealth nt* the section is m ounting rnpidh Not of room, plenty to do on these two best interests of Hanford. Ilul only thnt lint the S o u th ’s tlevehqiment o f its natural re- American continents. Hut if any­ at doe* not prevent us from rx body must have world supremacy, Handing our compliments when they sourees is greater in pronorl'ion to anv oth e r sertimb mid why no( the United States Thi* A t $1,511 in ev ery way we m e m ak ing great strides. It is no small is n real empire and will last |do constructive work. w onder then that edueationn*. possibilities should become m so well organized. BUSINESS men tube one look | Now if the Commissioners will at tiie stock market page, see thul "lapose of the gas plant, we will on stocks closed strong on Saturday,1 raC a movement to erect a monu ant (P them. The statement hui , pencil stronger yesterday, with THE MORE YOU KNOW H made that the gas plant hus cull money, psed for speculation, RY GEORGE MATT 11EVV ADAMS en losing money for the past tew lending at 3 1-2 per cent. That’s more than likely ever sinei 'wield i* able to fare with faith all they want to know. Pom hears. By C•purge Matthew Adams I bee#me ptunlcipslly owned. Y’ et A4I growth is bused upon know I and understanding such tragic etr;M1is, pad those of most nf th* •dgc. The uneducated, the unlenrn- venls. VICIOUS ABUSE NEVER hurts, eop^ we’ve se^fT have been high !<i, the inexperienced, art* ltie first 'tin* more you know tiie more when It Is false. George Washing toug^i apparently to take rate of L,n. a ta U u itn > oh tsiu J l.v.u il*i.L i#u ._K yH ii.iiu , o b U x i . U « k - . U a u u . x i e v u u s l i k . * U i w d » . * w U w * * f lfc'bth^tB#*H‘ ftr’f h e * ^ '• ' ; nt' aiiH Ah the history of the race pro|.*,„- lift years. I have loved mid " r I'himilng to make himself king itas, wr are told, wmipure f, UV’ r, uressed. as people learned of as- rend liuoks, hooks. Yet I am just Amcriy#. t hat did not lllirt him ably with those of other eities, h'" hut L- ‘ — or kn hU repntaue** re(ITtta(inn. • It* is — what you ft*r all^ you know, It* the totul ’ ronomy, z o o lo g y e le c t rieity, nnd beginning to feel how very little are, whut you do ami what your in inatomy, they heenme more tonfiI have read, and how very little I )»unt nf the monthly bill thm tenjiiijta-are that counts, not what tent of themselves, and begun to have absorbed from the great books other*- suV \ubnut you. Let l.a lots. i amt the Unknown. of the world.' Each yem I 11-> to Nacion fa Ik and abuse and let u» Su thnt t< day »,• have in our p"- crowd more ami more Into my miitii, An our )>dst in build iqi this North Not #o many month# »gn Prcsi- ites*inn a precious heritage one I euttm t see why there ate so many and South America continent, espe­ i f , Itttit Coolidge railed * eonferrnce ‘ hat inspires us to look farther who neglect thy chance -riven for cially our part of it. And let ii# ^for the further limitation of arm- mil beyond with. utrreused .cour­ self Impiovemenl with such vast kec|i ready, always, in case word# ment#.’’ The meeting failrd, we age and with diminishing fear. treasures open to all at pi ml ii ally ihould change to action, if we are n«Ihr*Und, because Great Britain ill trading tiie lives of very great 'no cost. Nearly every town and i ity* ready, they,* will not change to »uldif> agree to such limitation. lien, a# well a# of women, I hive lias it-s free library. Never hu» the nctiun. Tet noW'WB find Secretary Wilbur 'tilled that us death iijqirooehed, j world been filled with such a THIS PLANET i# ready fur landing of Congress huge ap* there was iio fear o(.,n tin* part of wealth of knowledge- inur!i of it The Colonial Cleaners are known for their an improved race, Colorado. Ari* apriation# for naval gxpansion ?ach doer of uselul tasks. so newly discovered. zona and New Mexico would pro­ baolntely neceaaarj- if the na* Joseph Conrad, in one of his in­ excellent service throughout Central Take Shakespeare and the Bible vide iioinea for tens of millions of Ion U to maintain itself upon the timate letters to one of his friends, alone. Each a library In itself. Head them Florida. in ^magnificent scenery, M l* In time of war," while wrote that he did not fyar death, |t the same time Great Britain lhat did nut seem to him u #urf or hooka Unit have stood the teat. brilliant, aimahino and beauty. »l» the construction '*•-*-( '•■ayic thing but to him the great Their your knowledge will Hand When and if human being# do be­ the test. come civilized, they will fly out of ilAer# sanctioned long bet ore *tagic thing in life was to lose n Try to keep overcoming the un­ there high plain* to live under I.Centra conference was railed, friend by death, Y'ou and 1 who known. i Icar blue aklea Instead of crowd­ aourae, Secretary Wilbur want* have gone through the same ex­ ing like ante in hideous cities, the big nary appropriation; it isn’t perience, are aide to understand "Seeing i* Relieving" hut if mo* gunning expuoung m e tX siipnlit simnia , ,, _ Pr° !k u mo<4 y h o serv ea bcsl explioting the # / /on to be eecrctary unless you what he meant. UituU-would tee more n larger r 4o^epetid.* - • iniMMfr But only one whu has gone nuniter.wpqld heJiving. AiUula - . o - ■ -■ enjoying through much searching in tfii* Constitution. stofice, and executions ■* *’ ' a .,. a *■ You will have to see these to appreciate them. FORREST LAKE P. O. Box 3.19 Sandford, Fin. p h on e 2.71 — M CITY '< i * and & STORAGE CO. H au lin g -C ratin g-S iiippin g S id e-T ra ck Facilities P hone SATURDAY l i>. laundry D o Your Own Delivering ‘A \Ye are ’’ rrrare'd td'do'&ij| kind o f t r a n s fe r service R E A S O N A HUE PRICES. I Mgr— On Phone IDS impi’oved residence M ortgage fiOl K. 3 ^ . St| and business Loans property Baldwin Mortgage age Co. Sec our local counsel It. Dightun, Sanford, r Fla. ‘Electricity^the Barometei o f B u s in e s s ” . To 8 P. M. your ’ cleani ngf;‘> TiBS L" Second SL S9fi Ralph \V. Lossing: 2 0 % saving w Colonial Hat.ling, ( 'r u lin g , Ship|iini| and S torag e. 200 N. Maple Avenue :*! ! • , We Are Also Oft'eriny A SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER Music LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE j TRANSFER DANCE * every TUESDAY Ifit'l W. First St. TRANSFER . SANFORD. FLA. D IN N E R Tires & Tubes Gas & Oil CECIL L. RINES Filling: Station G. S. WITMER, D anc e HOTEL 1 Row Boat anti Trailer ii| good condition. Cleaners says St.Louis Glohu-Dumocrit "Fieriririt) is of almost universal use. It enters to some extent mt" all industr), and to a very great ex­ tent in man) industries. it is thr source of power for all facilities ot communication except the mail; and nearly all the transportation untih* lies except the railroads, while it* use in railroad transportation is inrreaslng. It enters into the majority of homes. Three are said to lie more than <*'>,0(10 different uses of electric­ ity. A force so general and m* pervasive sorely indicates by the tv.-’S** ure of its consumption the condition and trend of business." HEN a rommodit) becomes an easential ^tdcnumt ig y. mapy *>(: . a, people* minifies that its consumption i* an index of prosperity, the efficiency of the industr) which pro­ duces and distributes it is id »iia| inijHirtuncc to , every cltlzeif r ■ L% jb The reason the id(z of electric power serves so well as u holiness baro­ meter is because it means so much more than a inertUse of power. Electricity increased (he groductivenesa of IstH>r lJo% in the last 10 )«*arH. Ihrough the rapid exten­ sion of electrical service the American worker has from four tu forty times more power st hi* comntand than bis foreign competitor, and his wages are greater in proportion. , Hut just ■'S for the woik, er. high corning capsfd) ■ sof living, depend on fna* xidual fret*dom, so for thr (lower industry freed«» of Indiv ieT-.j.-tl Initial**? and on sihundatit flow »I , rapital arc necessary . .1* • meet ptihlic demand: With earnings limited by public regulation to ** minimum fair return; it ** ensauital_Xtw.. the proUc* ** lion of the’ .consumer/ right to an adequate sup­ ply of electricity at f**r prices that the principle af individual Initiative, the wcllspring of Ameri­ can prosperity, be main* 4 talned. rhone 481 .J i f f . . Aiks • 4 * 'r �K. I V V i ■ * •>* v ■nrnr . . T h e hall needs a new rug. • U „_________ « • ______________. • ■1I|W|» '|V»I M ore tow - ‘ * l els are needed for the bathroom, and the • •i *% V' • Xi 7 . , kitchen floor could certainly stand a coat of paint. i ■/ H ie children need shoes. T h e car ’■ will soon need tires. • W ell, w e b u y a hun­ dred new things every year.. Scattered throughout the United States are manufacturers w ho make the very things w e need. Their products Certain certain stores within of these products, and certain of these stores are especially fitted to take care of our spec­ ial need. But which products and which Stores? W hich can we afford, and which do w e think is best? - — L i—- — - W e must look to ad- * ■' ’ , vertising for advice. Advertising is the straight line between supply and demand. It saves time spent in haphazard shopping. It leads you directly ■ *» * • ** to your goal. B y reading the , advertise­ ments,- -we can determine in advance, where the best values are to be found. From the pages of. this ' paper you '**J can m ake up , . * if ‘ *•'* ' T: * v a shopping list that w ill save you m oney. * ’ .«•> I >n.i *t*i l ( j h ' , ,i,. • , i, ^ • 7f 41, - 'i.4#ii \tfUf o ti; ' j)•• • ‘ '■ • V**, s Ljptij-.iyryrt v L'f; • liariT. VI ' * ■ i .• » t* » ■< •’ lilt r * ‘ /i •* f t, .4 t » . i . . « WMWt* • - - ■ - . ■ *- * { br i • •: • �I t « \ 1 t*AGK TUI T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . W E D N E S D A Y J A N U A R Y f 5 / t9SS n ^ T P ito * n la c h ic k e n M ARYLAN sine* his operation in the Florida . 1 tGm?tnffari~Th ~Oh?arnftr tail WctF"' j nrsday. out his many friends w ill i nv be pieeeed to learn that hr ia imrrh j , better and will t e brough*. home in |m i FH ED:a bAIGER.''8i>ct»)r Editor BtoHwto T A » . rd fp W « Hl) ^ Miss Farrar Meets With Much Success In Three Ventures Personals ouImp were Mias Doroiiy-\ValiIron, The Mbses .Caldwell o f Boston.) , “ Miss Ruth tireer. Mas Pauline A. E. Wung is spending a fe-w Stin. nTlt )|iss Ruby Martin. Miss M ao., who are the guests of Chu-f days at St. Petersburg and t* S>.|via u « , i n(r. Miss Mary Griggs, luota Inn. spent several days at] stopping at the Suwan^ Hotel. . . Mj„ Mildred Thomas. Miss Flor­ Dunedon Dies last week. Miss Geraldine Farrar, who apence Thompson. Mi** Alice Lessing, WEDNESDAY Schdfcl was dismissed at Wmsar'hBrar*,--at.jtHt jj a t t a t t d t o a a J B M w ii a .u^Kt-iday _ Hr*. _E._H. Hickey of Riverton , Mis* Sell Williams, Miss France-’ N*. J — u..* *p*eted to arrivr hera-x^r.-rrn^; Alargarrt Martin. TaaC.TESlSfiy raw? a c c o u n ts era. Yacht'Club, under the auspice* county teachers* nfectir.g In Satin Saturday to visit her sister Mrs. i j| j „ Marietta Duncan. 3Iiss Fl«sP** e t Circle No. four of Horary ConM. Martin at her home “ Martin , ie n 3Vid. M. T. Fort. Denver Coraka fraternity of All Souls Church. Cottage.1 dekkni, Jesse Milam, Alva Roundf W ’ Hastcases, Mrs Elria Walsh, Mrs. Mrs. H. E. .VnsiBW* Am — tree. Alva Milam, Chall Harkey, H. 5S5 J. E. Gradick. Mm. John C. Maurer with t ^ gustine arrived . hare , Snturdzy Mrs. J. E. rnmbpell and Mrs. Greer, E. Stinson, Jerry Beck. Herr * jjf* gad Miss Mary McMahon. Din! Rogers. morning to spend, several day* E. R. Bass of Atlanta. Ga., are man Jean, Arnold Martin and Mr. will be served from , 0 tq id o'Douglas Filrhatb with Mr. Vossmus who i < doing the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. N. and Mrs. Stinson. — deck. Dancing and cards throiaih* ’ added — some building for the Chulita Cp. Robson at their home on t h e ---------------------------▼ pCt the evening. “ BROKEN CUBitf, Fanforrf-Orlar.do Road. ---- JJ'J, 'Mra. Samuel R. DighUn will enAn interesting program was giv­ it1- and ' * J i» , tertaln at 8:00 o'clock at her home en by the Oviedo P-T-A at our AESOP'S FABLES' •Mrs. M. -Martin is in Orlando ^ oh Hughey Avenue, honoring Miss school auditorium Friday night for sewraidayd attdrtjing the Dio3 a -M a r y Elizabeth Puleston. who and was well attended. THc leaves Friday for Boston. Ma*s. there is amply reason. «*a n Convention of the EpiscoPORRF-ST LAKE Here arc Ross Snow and Sophie Everett, two the premier per­ Oviedo Orchestra furnished mu­ THURSDAY . • •pal Church and is the guest o f . THURSDAY •F.nt of all. everyone w U trav, Thomas A NVaL THURSDAY formers in Schuberts" latest and most popular operetta, "My Mary­ sic- between the plays and Mrs. C. Colleen Moore‘s . Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Allen. North L. West rendered a beautiful solo. W Mra. D. L. Thrasher will enter- H i or works with M in rarrar land" which will be presented on Friday night at the Milune Theater. I-atcst fun film that *He *r*nd« morp hour* — r • . .. x, Two plays were presented dur­ ^ j t*ln at 8:30 o'clock at 1*20 Sanford know* . , * . ' , . . t Mr. and Mn . \on AIlmen and Grafton, Mass.; Mrs. F. L. Bur"HER WILD OAring the evening and received |Avenue, honoring Miss Mary Eliza- in. the Sheerest toil »t her task Mtlg Et(>anor Von Alldian of linger. Worcester, Mass.; Helen added- • ’ both Puleston who leaves Friday than pyobakly any other Bring *r. _ U uisvi|le. Ky.. arrive.) here Tuei! hearty applause. list. Her endurance it phenomen- day for a |hort Jtay afl(1 arc "FIND THE KINGfor Boston. and ".'-.I.. ' Mra. C. E. Myers will entertain at. Her persistence and the clear- m M tt Mf.-'flVrd^STrs. Cliftof, TrililiTe “ UiH hrtdf* >1 3:00_ 6*clnfR_ at~l:iTr ness of her thinking .when she ha * ______ Del-ami aecnmpanied by their aunt: Milane Ruvicv.,, in Franklin Terrace, honoring a definite-object in r i e f *ivw:k! be A social affair of much pleasure |*Mr»' Ro” wrri* '? " ,u»r» 1‘* thc 1 Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Stark. Miss- , or %on AUman' " T ' ll/U L W JA 1 1 P n „ f t r r, Mra. Rutherford Douglas* of Hen- formulated in test books for young and Olivia Stark of Mr. ant Mrs. Von Altman, lymis- \\ it ll VV K O g C F S was that rff Tuesday afternoon, " -w demon, Ky., who is the guest of artists. There is no detail of her romniercc-. Ga., spent the week- ville, Ky.; S. A. Posette, New * f ----— when the Social Department Iw tU I ■ H"jJher daughter, Mm. Charles Powell work p’ glccted. She spends fr.- end h<re a* the guests of M isslyork; Katherine Myfrs, Ih’Uadel"A Texas Steer. the famou<, jt(5 uauai fortnightly tridge party; tkc Women's Club on Royal Neighbors of America finite thought not only on every Annie Hawkins nt her home on [ . , a ’ pa . John Mc Manu.*, Sovan- farce by Charles Hoyt, has at la*t ;(t the screen with Will Oak Avenue. This affair was ar­ phrase, every word of a text, but Celery Avenue. , _ »s ' * * ... . , ■ reached ill meet at 7:30 o'clock at the ■** nuh, Ga.; W. A. I^vette, Jack- Roger* in the roll of the Texas ild Fellows Hall over'the Ba-kpt. on her ts-aring on the stage or it* electcxl t" Congress ranged for the tourists, of San­ everything Alfred Robson of 'Orlando who sonville; M. M. ( ri^well, Jackson- yanicmifc Society arrangement — on ford, and the hostesses for the uf1 0 - Methodist Missionary ville: Mi. and Mrs. W. A. Stur- against hi* wishes, _m *ill meet at 2:00 o'clock nt tlie which could possibly tend to ^a* been spending the week-end The photoplay, a comedy special **•* Church. Mr*. T. C. Banks, president make or mar an artistic presenta- here with his parents, Dr. anil Mr*, gesi, Munnasottc, New Y*ork; II produced J X. Robson, left Tuesday for Oc- f; llsnl Daytona Beach; I- G. produced by -Sam E. Rork for Fir-t l-anglej, Mra- Irani. L. Miller and 4t the Conference Missionarj’ Soc- tion. The Season's Bigffest Musical Show!] ala unr-rv ho will ^prn.| a Abort _ *r lk » w n National Pictures, as the outstand- Mrs, Hal \\ ight. ^ l^tJT will conduct a school of inManagers greet her with • time on business. ^ Swartwort.,. Tampa; ________ i ing laUgL laugh______ feature o f the_________________ year, will A beautiful setting for this af. gtruction. sigh of relief, since ce she j* tho —— liamt; West Palm Beach; Charles ||(, ut the ililane Tlwatie to- fair wus arranged.with uu abunMra. a . F. Smith will mtertaia hi'jH .sensible,.level -hended arnl - re- ^— c <M« - A ^ •afttsaL^V-WraWi* arid b i thembet-s'. o f the 'Every U'eA liable ab prima' doirnas imasy ih* least ,,r who have l<et-n spending some W. T. Iludgin*, 'Jack.onville; M.-i While Roger*'Is in a natural role feihs carrying out the color Bridge Club at 3:00 o'clock at K r (given to extratagance or temper- tim,. here visiting nt the home of A. Carroll, Atlanta,; Carl C King, ay a i Vngressinan after having .scheme uf orange, white and gre?n. home on Magnolia Avenue. f Literature Department of the amcntal nonsense; the most prone Mr. and Mr*. Victor Schmelz on MorrUville, l ’a.; George f- Coch- kidded Congress sw> many years, yjj,. lights wi re covered with cul. Woman's Club will have fourth i to do business "like a man." Men thi- West Side, leave the* latter ran, Daytona Beach; E. C. Barker, none of the cow boy.humor 1st * raf etylula shade* which cast a meljj|ow-0vxr the pretty scene. n dm u al tea at 4 to 8 o'clock. Res- of affairs etteem K*r as musi- t.arl of ttie week for their wir,‘ .New. York; A. C. Tenney,New . huiiM-r ie missed evenin the *u i - , jow York; E. B. Hammett and wife, titb-. A ;ur of the pit tin*, >e i(jnnit.H„ f progressive bridge orations may be made for bridge tians apreemte her Iptltsc sei. ter home at Hollywood iousnexs and tab nt in her art. 4 Or whist. Supper will be served. Atlanta, Ga. also » i-ute l' " " 11 111 ' H' *w e r e enjoyed throughout the after___________________The a!l-<tar supporting cast for _ . ... . • , FRIDAY Dr. and Mrs. J. X. Robson arid I. . i, , l ,. | noon and at the conclusion of the VALDEZ Mr. Rogers i* headed by i,oui*e Social meeting of the G. I. A. their house guest* Mr*. K. R. games, score* were collected by, Azarian Circle Meets Ba*» and Mrs. J. E. Campbell . _J___ Fazenda a* "M b" Urander, his w U lb , held at 3:00 o'clock at the Mr*. Earnest Galloway, Mrs. F.mior Charles W. Spalding, Water- wife; Ho*sy. the daughter, i* Ann home o f Mrs. R, L. Griffin on W ith M rs.R.T.W arren mot jred. to New Kmyrna. Tuesday Curlett and Mrs.. .John . . W. Sneed,. Myrtle Avenue. Hostesse* will be where they spent the day very town, Mas*.; J. J. O’Connor. Jnck- Rork; D.ugla* Fairbanks Jr., »V sonville. Fla.; Mis* Elizabeth Wei- the dud- sweetheart, and George and the prize for highest score ?**• >LJL Moye, Mrs. F. L. CrosA most interesting, meeting of pleasantly. mnr. Jacksonville, Flu.; F. L. T u n -I Marion Sr., the original Fishhark. among the club meinler*. a Spanish jr, Mra. J. B. Crawford. Mr*. Hie- the Azarian f'irrle of the First i*. Miami. Fla.; N. A. Farris, negro politician. ,,!i Minister to Da- ewer, wus nwanlcd .Mrs, W. J. taking, Mra. A. P. Bandy, and Mrs. Baptist Church wa< held Tuesday Rev Mortimer Glover, Mr*. Jacksonville Fla.- Geo. T. Staeb- homey, ha* the screen thnracteriza- Thigpen. For having scored thc , k . M . Telford. evening nt the home of Mr- O. Chase, Mr. and Mr*. B. MiAlexund.r ler, Toledo.O.; It. E. rancl*. ton Other* in featured rules are most points among the visitors, O f; " Regular buainesc meeting of the Ralph T. Warren on t'nion Ave- Whitner Sr., Fla.; ,Suv- l.ilyan T.i-hman, Mack .swam, l.u- Mri. A lire ‘ Vooilcock. received a •7 f Rebecca* will b,- held at 7 .'to nue. Narcissus arid calendulii ugh. m. Mr-, M. Martin. M r i.. Tampa. *n ____ - E. M. — Gilbert, ----------- -— ‘ ‘ .inn I.TlHefieM. WiliTam Orlnivor-T fr:u.,.|l Florida scene. The low­ ' dock at the Odd Fellows Mall * were u«rd in profusion u’xiut ih.- George M. Rory Mr* Clyde De*hv. annah Gn.; Fred Newlserger, “Sav­ GREAT SINGING* annah, Ga.; It A. Palmer, Jack- » r h u r H -t. Bud JaitiPson. \ * H r i the Basket. Important that I room * where the members u--ein- Mr- I I t h.affcr est score wo* made by Mis* llow. MALE CH RUS^( Richard Wallace, w ho tnn'l "M — Y *11 .member*.fee present a* there i bl*-<l ->,n<. ille, Fla.; V. , N". Walton, Pali ruv*■-. \lr .,r | Mr aid, who was reittirlcJ with a j Faddcn'^ i la*-*” na • "nr dv ntFn. Fla ; A. K:Curinghanr, A t­ fnltlatlan. a short business - .r.sMn- v a- Ml*, riiffr,- A .-If duuinl mayoimnise howl end Indie. lanta. Ga : Foster I.. Bullard, Al­ tn im p h f i First National, direct-d sr*K, 4w-V. Howard chapter L*. D. |held, presided over by -he Sri ith imi Rev. A I-at iti the afternoon the play­ bany. Ga.; K. J. S.vaii.-truui, Tam- "A Tex.i- steer." *l a:<W oVI?ck “ l *hl' .dent. Mrs. I. T Ship,,a, i •*,..., er- were .'oiiied a number of pa. Fla.; Robert 1.. George, NlnniMr» Erank I.. Miller on , rf,utinp buaines* teas . arn-d out :i SI* EC IAI BAG (J ACJ E CARS OF SCENIC EFFEC ■yi. gile-!.and ri freshpieuts of, Mr*. T. i . link -, vf laikclaitil. '* 1 ‘ ^ * J, •*. »I "| -* , |« •**, i#* #,. i „ , / . fs. cj ^» |. J Towia1. Wis . I_ Jl. Bradley. L*unAvenue. At the conclusion of business, iKe Ztl.l fed peai >:ilad. iiiee.se straw*,1 An»; J w Kiank, Miami, FI*.; f . president ».f thc Florida * onl* rTheodore I-angleynv.il lnj , Mltn >tUll> . wa. ............. ORIGINAL CAST D IIIE IT FROM FI'S RECORD suiitnes and coffee w re nerved (i. Baxter. Jacksonville. Fla.; 11. m u ' Mis-i-iary Society of t •Otartain at bridge at 3:00 o'clock [,y jj, , |, j.,r '. Cohen, .)»( ksnnville Fla.; P. K Method.-t t ■ ;n h will speak t * > 'hi h> -te--e- ii.-t i-teil by Mrs, RUNS IN ALL THE LARG ER CITIES W { At her home in Mayfair, honoring n Metlmd,-* r ( tl 1 I m* , M rs A . W*. Kpp.s I \ Mra. A. Dial Gray of Lauren*. S. I 1' Tile |au nt-tcachei. meeting, Brown, Paliitka, Flu.; D. M. Walk- the women <T the ir. Tampa, Fla.: J. U. Freyernruth. Church. Tl .•-•lay nfliinouii a* " 1 M-- \. U r Smith. There L * C. Sharing honors with Mrs. Gray . n ‘ 11 w ■> ,u 1 DON'T MISS IT & BE SORRY AFTE R IT HAS G0X p»!*..« for thej- wbndi v.a, p »•t|Hined lost Friday, Westein Cllioli; Ml. (tml Mrs It. 2:0(1 n'i loi , .r the Church, on to trill be Mr*. Arthur Hazard of ' ' -* le.s in play during held Monday afiemoon at .1 "••((. von h;, Mia. A. 1 • hamberof M omen Seat* Now Selling: Price* 31, SI Jin, S2. J2Jil). M, pits* Tti Augusta, Go. ** •lot k in the -f t,(i | auditorium. \V. Harrison, N*. (>., lot.; A. It. "flr g iin iza ti'e . arranged Crosby. Miami. Flu.; li. T. Swack- W o m e n M ii - " Evei v w* limn <i ■ I ' West Side Primary School ••■ill lain and .Mr-. L. T Siu-ppuril. Re­ 1he pr'.giam lomniitt ■ rdially invited and * *~n have book rhower ul 1:30 o'clock. freshments >.( a tasty ala.I i-dur-.. u -hort enlerti.innierit which was hamrner. New London. Conn.; T the church with coffee wen- served lute in the E. Andrew*, Penobsrot. Me.; Mil- urged l a tte d. BTI Program ut-Her direction of C I*. ■ onipo-i d of a vi» *|. .-election by overling by the hoste--. Jun Wolfe, secretary' of Y. M. C. A. Mi- Lively, n< cnmpunii-d by Mrs. luril Jamie>nn, Franklin, Ky : P Member* present w.-re Mr*. Ai - L Sin Idorr and an interesting talk Adler. N. Y. C.: J. T. Marshall , Venzuelu i • H>a| •' SATURDAY Tampa Fla ; II T Rutland ladiutl- long the » "itti Jle* Dinner Dance ut Hotel Form*t thur Gatchill, Mr- T 1. H.P , on Norway by Mr*. Annonson. the prial it te n Mrs. A. M. Earp, Mr*. 11 F. ‘ U k e at H P. M. The business meeting was open- |q vnnni, Mr*. II. A Moreland. MrChildren's Story Hour nt Id o* ed by the president. Mr-, Kndot , S. A. Stapleton, Mr- II C Moor -. Curlett rlock at the library. The ll-ual hu-ines- wa*] Mr-. George J). Me Call, Mr-, A 11un-in ti ll, and at the close of thc ; MONDAY ‘The Friendly Drug Store Laney’fl *. Woman’s Guild of Holy f'ro*c ! C, Chamberlain. Mr- Newton J. meeting Mrs Curlett instructed i * ?tfot Epireopal Church will njeet ui [ Steristrom, Mr* Iru Southward, the member* in the duties of the Prescriptions Filled Promptly H -inford f'lths 0:30 o'clock ut the Parish House. Mrs. Verne C. Messenger, Mr*. It paren*-teacher association*. |«m |' ‘ Pipe Organ Club of the First F. Cooper. Mrs. Roy J. Kin g. M r * A social hour followed the servAnd Accurately E . S econ d St. G. llasty,-m g „ f refreshment* 'of sandwichei, br| Baptist Church will meet nt 3;.'h> L, T. Sheppard, .Mrs. Mr* A. C. Hair. Mr*. C. A. An"rt B’ftock at the home of Mr s, Jame* frail cake and eoyi.a served by the ' alt G. Sharon on West Tenth Street. ileraon Jr . Mr*. E. M. Walker and refreshment eoniriiitteo composed of Mr« p x. Wakefield assisted - Kathleen Mallory Circle of the Mr*. John Muxtoii. M . First Baptist Church will meet ut by the high school girl*. Miss Nellie it. Nn-ti of this Eg J 3:30 o'clock nt the home of Mr*. city ih v is it in g in Savannah, Ga., A new ice cream delivery truck |V*TG, A. Betts. 101H Oak Avenue. “ i Important meeting r.f the Mcrn- for a abort time and i* topping i- equipped v.ith an eleitricul re# i* "* , frigerutitig plant instead of ice. ' hership Committer of tlie Woman'* lit. the Hotel DeSotu. t i m v Club ut 10:00 A. M. at the i hilt Calendar H otel Arrivals Milane To Present S * ^ A g S * ? « { j ^ | w ^ ^ i i ^ e x a s SteeF Today |r##u* i £ ? * i 5?r*3r 111 F. SANF0M ONE NIGHT., ONLY FRIDAY JAN. 2i 1 0 % PEittCr AMERICANOPEMTtA Convenient ■Sb— - _________________ TRUTH SEEKEHS CLASS The regular busincs* and racial llkan WraGoe « f the Truth Seekers ('la** Jv * f the Methodint Church *»• held y Monday afternoon at the home of • Mrs. G. E. Camp on Celery Avenue, I I (With Mra. G. E. Camp, Mra. II. H •dDjChappell, Mra. W. A. Raynor. Mr*. E. Squire*, Mra. John Vaughan, )*QKn. Jame* Hickson nod Mr*. W. Aker* a* hoitei»e*. Routine busI'Jne** wa* carried out after which ^**^1 most delightful social hour wa* I* Enjoyed. This date being the birthanniversary of Mrs. Camp, a**a 1* 1*tant .teacher of the cla»*. the ••jnembera presented her with a lovc'*‘ tly rift .a* token of appreciation of - U.Ve^btneoC* ,ot. .ttHMlcJ| M chea, pickles, angel food calc and coffee were served late in the l*” * Afternoon. A b o u t T»0 were in at■ S w tee. ■ - A DRESS E VE N T FRIDAY Your Beautiful frocks in new, hand-picked, styles. Flat crepes, Crepe - de - Chines, Satin Back Crepes and Georgettes o f the very best grade, such as T H E O U T ­ LET- 4ft famous- for; - - Friday Only W e are offerin g <Jne hunr dred and ten o f these dress­ es that are valued at $12.50 and $14.95 for ! * Introducing D on’ t fo r g e t the time and -• the place 'Guaranteed to l.atl • * - ■* # . jf \ Opp. Post Office I c i - h ^ IlO X i •■ A * 4Af E xcellent l iU ' * V workmanship will i Ilitml-ninrie Bnby U w *akoh « ix i -sUfrfrrrf: TbrmglDsick your clothes looking Bftby ninnki’tfl, UohbH anti Japani'M- CouJtfl like n e w ----•0 USE " * - J l YOUR '• Vantn Underwear, ’ TELEPHONE *•* •* - r *%,- ■f S hirts,, Band* Bi ruler h Infants to 4 years. Baby G ltU and Novelties ........... * ** ykrm- * * Laney Dry Cleaning Co. * % 'v ‘ ‘Sanford's L ead in g Dry Cleaners” •____________ a i l bfAqwiP. i OUTLET F. B. Robbins, Prop. will bring truck »,to. your door - - % .*♦ f TH E telephone * $7.98 $ 5.00 Permanent Waves 509 First NatM Bank Service OF IM PO RTAN CE fiocces* has attended « p e r imenta bl Palestine in Uie cul'.lvay o n 'o f high grade lobaeco. Bt Cleaning Phone 465 11 ,-UM EP m 110 E. Second St. ,.ki«-vrr ' ■•* m xr .(H i ? *• ^fi'•* THE YOW ELL CQ. TUJ51 �■nr{ . • . »* • * •' • ' . ■.’ ' ............ V' > mrnrnm V - 4 , * * ....... * ; •<m:\' * /*! ' ? f c rni ft t<r a. «v ' - t ' it-1/ V ’J‘"1Cdr i p .'f /,->??*, r HfZT'I. * * ‘n \ .. ;'v.* jg iE _S A N F O R D •*#**>» w mmm m H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y J A N U A R Y 25. 192R PARE FIV E •r T n t r t T T'r t r = U*r*J« ’a d . R a t E S 'duuAd««* fc fijg B gc a )l“ e a Hne on reaoeeiratcs are for ■?;!««. w * 30c foe ting is restricted Station, is made The San, Mill be rwpon s blo . -.Incorrect Insertion, tur f°r subsequent m office should be .-diatcly in case of ?VEKTISEB.° 10— Livestock PUIUNA Chows, Seeds, Lime, Hay. Farmer's Supplies. Bau­ man Bros., 212 Firat St. A fo-A — Poultry And Eggs FRESff'egga, - - Bab jrr chicks, --and. Hatching eggs. Cacklelerry Fafni, Lake Lak Mary. stock, deliverCljlCKS— Selected £ td. W. Leghorns 100, |12; 500, $58. Heavy mixed 100, $13.00, Bard Rocks and R. I. Reds, 100, $15. 500, $70. Ph. 278, Emerson Hatchery, Brooksville, Fla. 10*11 Plants and Flowers FLORIDA GROWN non-blight, good eating Fear: Stuart Pe­ cans, Japan Persimmons, Plums, Prunes, $4.00 to $0.00 per dozen, delivered. Write us. Reeve Nurs­ ery, Cottage Hill, H a. 1 1— Miscellaneous braid representative familiar with rates This clearing house of wants, af~-~ fers and opportunities is like your telephone or electric light— always ready, always efficient. It .,' ■ t hereby an n o u n ce m y ean d ld u ay fo r the offle- o f c le r k , o f th e O il cult C o u rt, au’. ije c t to th e a c tio n u f the v o lr r a « th e Ju n e P r im a r y . It. It. D K A S . 9 — Holster hour: Symphony orchestra and vocnl — W O R W EAN WNAC W P nL W M AK W (*AU W JAS W ADC W A IU W K R C W G H I' W M A Q K M O a W CAO WOWO. T O T irr-v om K ^ oF s r r t iv o L r 9—Ipnnn Troubadours, 1928 Serenade—WEA F -W E E m T H C is helpful alike to the man in busi­ ness, the woman in the home and -ft CO4 XTV Olllldidate fo r t e .^ lc c llo ll to tile o fl w ish to an n ou n ce ib a i I am u ! fle e o f C le r k o f th e C i f c u l l C o u r t . I o f S . m inute C o u n ty , U 'h d ld a . su h Je e l In th e .d e rl-ln n it| tlte Ile u m -1 "'mttt t 1- tj eratle Voters of Seminole County, In the lifinocriitlc I’rlmnry lllec*, (Ion t In* held on June fith, A. IV .i t V o l t t L i : | l K Of* C O U R T I hereby announce my candidacy f o r clerk of the circuit court s u b ­ jec t lo the will of the voters In the tieinoerutlc primary to be held June i., I will appreciate your support. it a c o n n the boy or girl seeking employ- t.)* ment for the first time, •• V. t:. M O f U l.A S a . con M ii.ttid ' ** I hereby announce myself as a candidate tor ■sheriff of H on ln o li Co,unty subj.s't In the action o f the Peinocr.vtlo primary lo n« • •<m z Save 259?., O.-S. Vaughn, optome­ •' • trist, it. H. Griffith, Optician. classification will Sanford Optical Co., 306 E. 6th St. rtimplete information. Eyes examined, Glasses made, only 19—Houses For Sale 27— Money To Loan ■vish, they wilt nM,<t fully equipped. Plant In Sanford. 1 1 i rdi»^ your want ad Also watch and clock repairing— reasonable prices. pore effective# FOR SALE— Spanish house now THREE, five, or ten year loans* rented for $f»0,.0() monthly, in | will he considered on first Bicycle, Gun, Lock und Phonograph Will sell for |mortgages, improved city prqpcrjgod Found _______ repairing our specialty. Toys, good location. bicycles, sporting g ’.ods. and fiih- $6,000.00 oil terms of $250. cashjty. at 8 per relit*"interest, t Sdc if boy’s gold bowed ermnn'a supplies. Geo. V/. Dectch, and the balance $7^.00 per month |Rhodes Lockhart,' nioiie 882-J.‘ ' Ipider please call 82'J. "The Klcycla* Store.'* Me Lender House contains 6 rooms, 1-argc lot, ______________ ______ _____________ double garage, etc. Address C. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY i t Arcade. A. II. Core The Herald. |* ____________, __________i____ •• bill fold containing 12— Wanted CixikHpafluu mill IlntiurrholtlM W. R. Connelly, >4a* • W ANTED.— Us*d- •-high •‘•chair.. FOR. SALE,— 75 foot lot ,facitiu Cuuxllpu.U>lit Is said 1<> iiuti-d moll eaa't on Palmetto Avenue north Phone 194-IV: * ’ of Hughey street. Will sacrifice |and allow ll to Vo uncoil i-cted, you t*r V*#»rv littln IlUVf, «J| * 111 IlllW, Ill'll IP*r old liver colored WANTED— Small farm for truck­ if sold immediately ^ Hluiiklmh llvpr, billoUH foil collar . with incash required and easy payment) u lt i td .v livadfiUi\*s, hl^U blood ing with house, not too far from ])| vsmii r. hni ili*nim; uf ilii* urlurleM, Jf, Finder notify C. town. Floyd McRae, Seaboard Oil on the balance. Address P. O. Box Itrluln'N itlN4*HM', und hi tlitJi' i 'and receive reward Co. 431. Sanford. h* tiini rhiildn. a|»upJeK>. and jiarulv- iJ-i held In the ea-le part or JU^e ISIS. Very respective! ely. IABV. ,iV. ' I! li. HIlA I . r (Legal Notices) » < 3'fiC v u tt'riT c i if i t r o f Titr. W TIC VVJAR, W T A f- KVOO WRAP Ki’ RC. 9:30—Goodrich hour. WEAF WEE I W.JAR WTAG WCSII WL|T WRC WC.R WTIC-WCAE WTAM WWJ WSAI WC.N KSD WCCO w o t: WDAF W ilAS WSM WMF WSH WHO WOW WFAA KVOO WGY. 10— Columbia Phonograph hour Musical progrnm—WOll WEAN WNAC WFBI, WMAK WCAU WJAS WADE W Ail! WKRC WfilIP WMAQ KMOX WCAO *WOWO.“ ...... - - —re— 10:30—Grand opera, Faust— WEAF WCSII WI.1T WRC WC’ AE WSAI KSD WHO WIIAS WSM WTAM WSH WTIC WOW. jr v in x u c ir u v it tx st a t i: i'K FLOBID.v.* t'lT A T IO S * The nbtivo photograph shows n simple in its conception, required Swiss watch which has been cun- considerable time in making . the v.rtcd into a clock by the skilled changes, and the intricate parts hands of O. S. Vaughn of the San­ were placed nnly nfter painstaking ford Optical Company, 305 east care had been used. Mr. Vaughn hns worked at odd Sixth Street. The unique inxentiop is on display at the Oasis times on the invention for the past enfc and has attracted considerable set'cral months. The watch has attention o f pnssersby. 11 n jewels, several of which had - ~The— tnrrntion—tsmsists- of a |to be plactsl in it to insure per, watch moulntetl on n frame and1tect working o f the meehamsm. having a pendulum of about mil Mr. Vaughn is a graduate of inch and half long. The balance; the Bradley Polytechnic Institute vvL el was icmoved and a verge of Peoria, 111., art! also of the Colarbor inserted in its place..Swung lege of Ophthalmology at Chifroin the verge, which o|*erates rngo. Making Unique devices such back nnd forth on the verge arbor,: ns th.> watch with a pendulum la is th ■ pendulum, he work, while* a hobby of the watchmaker. FEATURES ON THE AIR WEDNESDAY. JANUARY, 25. TOWN tn* uVIKIHt, KUmClhA <\ 272.6. WIT. Atlantic City, 1100 : , MCNICIt'AI. I’ UliCOKATJItN, L o m lA N if.n n am * l:\ircijk*i 7:95, dinner music; 8, dunce or-, studio program: CN'HKIt T i lt : L A W S t»l* TMtl chestrn; 10:30. 11, dnuce music. " V Kt.nim».\ vs , 285.5, VVRAL Baltimore, luEtl): mc l l.t-IUHA. Ka >F*» |8. WltAL Trio; 9, Variety hour; I MU.I.AlUl 4I..MMITH. *^Tt^ j : r rt|0. Marylanders. 1 4>11N pUll 1 11i*J l ^ ^ I ^ j it).) it it'.iik »* | —tii V . • n n irn —* W C S li,. f J'lAVWiVv-Tlltltli JCH IflA l.i'lltf l ' ! T n f l-’ l.i iltll'A IN AM* Cult r SCMiMil.i: I'til'NTV. ' T in : ' ? ' *--» Programs eoit CI.LKK U HCtlT COURT Public Institution. r = I L i . A & J r b ’A l a t h c J n t o . C l o c k ; KOH Mll'KIilxTt.vilKNT o l' - rtnLIC ISSTRl’ CTlON • am n cnndlilate f o r re-etrctlsn to thn o f f ic e of superintendent of puldli-* fnstruetfoli for Semltrote County, subject to the Oeniocraile I’ rlmary.. Your support w ill be iipprvcU u d. T. W. I.a 4VYOU. r t = ir n ^ r*^ .7 ^ .oreh ea tm ; , eiiiiile; 8. T, ( omnuvlors------- -- Mableaunn Coruv hour; 9, Bolster hour;* HI, Columbia T l l l t SI'ATt: u f KLultlDA.: Tu t iii : i fi iZHNS a n t> TAN- ] I luuingrapli hour; 11:05, danci o r . Till: To w n 1 i Racing A n d WageringHas Been Abandoned InM "Afist- Short-lived & MIAMI. Fla., Jan. 2 5 . - ( I N S J - ,hat businc« is f i l i n g a higher 1The long drawn-out controversy level than before, which could not tvilliitf 610: "ver racing and wagering .in Miami have been attained hnd the public \ II liltr, As A> ,i.1 Iiviiiiiui t'llllUII "sns na Ifilm] lieu * 191.5, WEAF O l.m New York, 1'll 4*1"!, [ his It you un* a wyimin, fu n will In . Ui.u.-.1, 1'RU ^ on Iiilj (; t Wnlcltnf A ^ t u i b i*ri’ lu,Htin; 7. f*% j l » a t IftRt, tin* rncinjf been permitted “ to squander it* ■ ----------------— —• ----------— |Huiialil> liavc inilnlnl hipiihi ' h , 14— Rooms Without Hoard i in I bladik'i* U<»u.»ir, a!it| other dlMorm* by il.V 1 IVV||' M| m u 'd o , Kh»ri4ln. n * SyiuiKTUKUO SCIvifcn; 7:110, Soconvwns finally luid to le a l ic»money on races," ua unc civic lead, [ilK ' »*k tin ttliar to w41 curn. Nm»n|uou |b nmiii* >i* 4l *'» i i •r••t|4»ii tirKtifiUnl j nils; 8, (IicJit .Moments in HiMorv; FIVE bedrooms to rent. 317 W. uald to iiav** lu»t thi* Imttlr tit uil'l i vi^Mlir It 1 1 *11 1r !*»•' l.aWH uf lib' u ,fil n i. . 'FL.. er said. The last link in the days of W a ten loo hi'fiuiHo of si hud at tat: If S i ,......... . r ...Li,, „ o a m M the m m .*! string q u arte t; 9. Ipana 3rd St. PODGE • 1 lii inoi ptioids You will Los*- the ni l l u i \ i:«*i MIL LAH O ll T roilimdoitrs; 9 : 3 0 , Goodrich him:'. “wilit plunging” in Miami vanish­ Kacu tracks have drained thd tnd Graham truck.;. l a 111r id lift i n litalth, happIneM* TWO furnished rooms, convenient ed here when the operators of the * t ami siu'rtpHH, Just. an burrly sib Na* fti'Y: Street. Plione J. Miami purse, they claimed. Per­ ■ v I , Yr,l r i . r f c ,,t5 !i,:;i"*rliv ,m l * r u ' ,,p o n ,; ]ioI«mjii lost tin* l.atifp n i Wate rlo o il,. T"* i-,,i ii»i'*«h'. ftorlila. In I h e j i l a l K W n p s orrhestva. bath. Gentlemen preferred. 717 greyhound racing tracks closed if you aic hiitf.Ttnu fiuin any af slim s f VKN T ll u PH AN U KO_l'H down their plant and announced sons who could ill-uffnrd to do so Park Ave. 451.3. W.l’ / , New Ymk. lilill: 6, [ * , COWAN CO. Au tc FOR S A l^ l Ilalutsotr.e two story Il>>- eoinnnm cmiinlalt.!- m u m e i n te J III I l> * »T ........... p o t .L A P S . t: . . . I...... ul'iiin t:»iiMi|t:,lii>n und lieinori > ,i iittaln Hi'Moliitlon Meilite: r.iM-ans; 6:30, Jciltli. Iligli- that ittelig w\is "definitely off." sent money to the track coffers jheft metal works. One bedroom, 411 Park Ave. .stucco house in high ulass , ( s tllll i,, imsktlt-u rllnilnnteil iiuili........t it i $tv ,,.t i-v (in* T o w n L 'o u n e ll The real reason was that patrol* j a[lk.h wom t<| other Whlls Ilrenue. Phone 71C-W. residential section. Well built and |m mir nnn-muOcal nunlioils. Writ® ni“ th* T'lW’n f ivInto. Flutiilu. *'i» lauiierx; 7, enneett nn-hextra; 8. were not inteleslcd in the running * (Itr .Clip J.i> • 1 *•%»!>. A I*. I?27. Fhaiiipimi Spinkein; 8:3IJ, Sylvan15— Apartment For Rent the bulk of racing receipt* wer* thoroughly modern In every resfa * ,? ' ta T'ovc'leis; 9, Vut iiity limn ; II), dogs but in the pari-mutuel bet­ RD BUICK CO. pect. Ilcnutiful grounds and I m i .ms rninviN iniWKl.L. rntllhiM " A « i t'Holui nm I*$'itvidlna f*u* j FURNISHED Apartment: hot and shtubs. Th is property sold r e c e n t - 1 Uentst.we.i n.-M i-i.io s,>r.'tati*inu Meilitf i rancaim; 10:30, Smulle anil ting system which was in vogue mt)dc up by Miami citizens, little, S ignol'a Ave. 1111 l.vtlH *it li'illtls h> lilt* ThWn last year and which the stale rul- if nay, money was left in Miami, , . . .. i ■n Mn tin* Uffli-.' ft. .1 in. ill uf Stoni­ j cold water. Garage. Reasonable. ly •if tivh-ilM P h i id.» lii tin- stint one 3C7. Rubcrt*mi; 11. aiumber mutic. for twelve thousand dollars, i n , m ,.| „,„ i uuenne* •*f si . vcn Tih»rs.\Nl* F«»ri: i d illegal ; Apply 110 W. 19th St. they sunk •315.6, KI>KA Piltubutgh 950: Present owner is willing to sacri-i Jon .u v n .ii.im -, orlumtu, lit NlMlKf! f t : I'Mittat I Mil,The clo-ing of tin* dug track was I . A U h . t li" \» f r o m #lh** [•j;A{{MON'S *>:15. Utile Syniphmiy orc.hc»tra, ' "Thu campaign lor commercial | I OR R E N T — Apartment, 1101 fice for ten t^uusadd. Apply Box 1 tytli* t$i**i ***f l»« ll**4*tl t*» JM*1 ■iyi. ■said to le a victory for what the Automobile Co. 8, Fhainpitm Spnrk'Ti; 8:30, Syl 30 cure S a n fc r d Ileruld. fi a 11 f i l m i n '! * th* cost uf v1*! • Elm Ave., corner 11th St. and industrial prestige has been Ave. Phone 137.1 _ t Jin **tt**t i ni i•i i*v*fn**nt * asvnnia 1'qtextmn; 9, pingiam frriti,, ) spot’ting element terms "ruling Political Annouiufments i»irH*nd ;iu.iln-l Him iir iv u t d ' minoi uy," w hich battled tooth given some impetus t>y the aboli­ •♦i\’iii**1 t> iiliiittItias said I W J/y Furnished apartment, 1119 -Myrtl» .•hid nail the plans of rat-; men* to* » i m tl yr l nii|ii >\• in» Ut > . tion of racing, und Mlnnii, instead Sendee j 379.5, WGV Sclieuoclaily, 790: Ave. Inquire Mrs, Julius Tnknch. lit^r U - (tn in a inI e**i»il ft Inn ' ».i r o il rouA T t .ivsKMun o r of following the ‘ bang tails’ or 17:30, agi icuRinal pn-gnim; 8. operate m Miami this winter, *aft| lininSv (n In* Mu iKMiml lillil t a x i :* Phone 597-R. 1 he track opened but two weeks ’going to the dogs’ is beJraving i*l Iiik tiu i »■4iik in$: fund lit micgimi bain 1: 9. Ipana Itmilia! 5V||iI) t*i .UlUottl,.» to thd PAINT. Ut Sl'UtltUlI*" l* till Hi ^ tlt.lt I Mlil .t 1 1 >r th* j*i »nr til **f |*tk11 *-kiiii I ago and its lirst night drew a herself this winter so thnt when ■loins; 9:30, Gnmlciih mcliestra; ■Kg inontt grade mat- |Nicely furnished apartments with 4*ft mi iilat •' fur r* •*!*■.•! l/tji 1 0 ih»* ui* •ml |lit *' •>! •( said htillil* " crowd of more tliun 8,000 spectat­ f 1Cf nf Tail AfNt'k.Mit Mubjrct If* th** And as Anif nd.*‘d. h> ihut *‘*'i'l a In | l|Uai‘lct, dull summer rolls around she will |foe that will last. It nil modrrn conveniences. Phone i d4*i*ifflon nf thi* v-if* t^ m ihr Uhmn* !!* Mlntfnn t|.»(»*i .l»imnir> Unil ■ -I6M.5, \YRF Washington, trill: ors, The races v.-erv run off in the not be on a lean diet," a representfiwtsosc it covers up ora tin P t lm m y t-* Iinld In Jun«* ***M Itit nl**d usual manner, but the thrill was 79. Call at 318 Palmetto Ave. nf thin \ «*.ir 1A it* N.dllttnti .tun ndiltv tlnit 16, Wublnrf Astoria firvheatrn; 8, |di larther, and weari alive of the Miami Chamber of 21— A cre a g e F o r S ale lacking- betting was "out”. v VA U G H A N . • • rtaiit Ki*>nlutiuti 5**l**n t**l k * v j Great Moments in History; .*, i you buy your paint TWO o room modern furnilhog Commerce said. tlit* T*iVi n I'tuit!*’ !! «»f tin* Tow n Frowda decreased daily Until on \Ipnnn Troubadours: 10:30, ntiiion»rL Sanford Paint ••c Hliiuht Miutita, on i In* J-1rd apartments, private bath, gar­ FOti (1)1 STY 4 I)>nilH.HlONKI! the ninth night a mere handful of ( FOK SALK :— Beautiful arceaKO « | * v n( .tub • nf It Ini , al giand opera. i Co. 112 \V, First St. age. $30 and $35. Sanford nnd 1 u'Uli |ft .1 it*"*' ihal 1 nm i* A ItcHulti t Inn pr* iv hit iik t " T TIIRKKIID'. R DAY FOR iHftwccn Orlando mads. *13 1-3 camlltl.'t spectators watched the greyhounds 1 1 * t **r tlm* o f C oiin i' Southern. Geneva. Phone 216-W. .m Issii* uf t»«iiit|N hv ili* Tima it acres, consisting of some high nnd BEGGARS (hnIi/ u .m from MlMiirt Nit C * >r uvliit*' 1*11*1Ida in tin* sum | 296.9. WWNF Asheville, 10U): 7, spurt madly alter the mecnaim-ai i Nlllljrt l In t h^ il ** Ix11 1 1| o f 1Hr Veit somo low land. Ideally situated it s k v i ; n t m i h * s a n i » r»n*it rabbits. The stands were virtually i srn-j. Groves, FOR R E N T l— Two furnished dinner mutic. IIIM H IK I) ( t 7 lull on) |Mil, for poultry farm. Prdntagv on old r rs In iht* I»f m*»< r t * r l r n a i > * to Because of the great number of empty ami gulo receipts, alter IF. Park Ave, Phone its,) largo rooms, 919 Orlando roaJ. Can he bought at I*** it«-11! ftn J u it* 4ih. A I>. apartments l. \ u s. tin* |»riie«*nls fmin th** 175.9, WSH Atlanta, 630: 9, counting the passscs, could be beggars in A-id, usa I'a rl. neatH F. LONi; ■ air 1 lirri'itf I** !»*• 11 h i il tn 1 »ii I Park Ave. a bargain with very rasy payment*. » Ipana Troubailours; 9:30, G mil rich reckoned in two figures. The dub Tokyo, Japan, they have dnwn up t i.i 11v flimiio* thr cost *>f vi't This is on opportunity for somo ! JhIii st(n't Im|UitVfin* ti(h kh* program; 10:30, national grand n m TA.\ \ s m ; n n o u 16— Houses For Rent dosed down the following day. j tin n g r i mrnt Mimifyitur the numI lt*rrb> .*nnuuiiwr lo the propl*! • • *»*.. d . ik a I list the firtvafeti 'PBINf SHOP one to get k desirable poultry farm opera. ^ huiiimI |irn(ii‘ itv ah ui t Iiik sahl nf .Si-nilnolf Ct>unt> (but I mn it lkr»c» oil anything in A previous attempt to operate *"‘r ' ^ 1 V for almost nothing. For further i*ulidlilat*‘ fur lax a«*>'M»or aubji'i'i hI If*el Itrill In Vrlfl i’ ll IN |ti inft It* FOR RENT— Bungalow. Nicely 213.8, WIHJD Fhattanooga, greyliounil trucks was inuiu- tm sjv'u b day. a beggar may ply hi* [P phone cull will get information ‘•fi It. •?. Holly, Firbt lo Hu* tleclsiuu *' I th«* v o te r s in inu tin form and mndltlons nf furnished. Well located. Phone National Dank Building, Sanford, th** Urmurratin I’ rlnuiry tn lis hrlii 1250: 8:30. »nscmble; 9:30, organ season by a group of |(rom»tt-rs 1"'rnde” more than tbr.-c lir.ura In *mid hniidf lo In* Insiii'd anil " ee 417-W. 9 Rail'in Jit lie 4il thi* Vi.it I Ha Vat live 4 99. lunvifttllK fur n elnkiuK fund tr'-iFl v recitnl. Florida. who bail arrivm hue a mount ago -* Th e tigi cement in Oranav and St-minole countie s f* i the |ui>m*nl nf |Mlin'h>.il f ft i" in vt'iiri I h;i%r itirvffl us the highly touted 1 ,U ’ '•"t’ fudl'U . .......I by ,*m l litii-rrst nf b.(|d I ihri I n " 381.1 KTILS llol Springs. 780: to stage FIVE room house, corner Oak rutin! v i,nmm«hHinM(,i un and o f f .m»l m he Ishu* <1 imrMUint t*» * *■i 8:30, Seoteli TOhlt 01.1) W A L L S & Irish Favorites; middle w e t c i a ioiirsifig rae TsT'^M h-’ n jn ..* v . io . 23 — Wanted \ { c n \ Estate and Utb St., all modern con­ f4»r l i >r4rs I 1o#v•* ituidn m y 1|v- 11 m Ol den* nnd UeNnliiMnns nf I In [H.W W A L L P A I N T Ina m l* inn stueh and rlt r us* fruit Timm nf iHlvdo. Flnrldlw* a1u 1> luut HI, chamber music; 10:30, dance Twit dogs were used in each race pile tlu- sin it hours, eoll.-et n - r 'v veniences. Garage. February’ first. and farm lnc I |i|op«M* l<» let ev ery Dtid adn|!ti(I, said llnilds (A he ^n frolic. J j M w A M I RETWANT to hear from owner having und livu Jack rabbits ruiTti l<> $35 a liiuntb, which are considered l a a |i.« > **r 4i»ti> h»H ftr'nport lovtut * . (In d 4-1111ml ita i Inn «»f ONI*. Ill *'• IfTRTHF.R I N K O R M A - Phone 864 J. or call 110 Comnicrhigh wager in Japan, r t,-i !. il'v322.4, WIIAS Uiuisville, 030: 8, fnrm for salr in Florida, suitable s It nre Of last's It) \ l i n i n g the pro | I *It KI • fflini lift) |h>t.I.AUH. ••iii’li death. WO N E 235-J OR rial St. tin,tight an 1 l,ie begtrurs sleep umitr thj perty person.11l i . '>” ur support | ,, ,,IB t i , i a i ilu- rat, *>f six Great Moineiits in History; 9. Ipn Races the first day for general farming and stock KWnLEH. S A N F O R D , (loins of the temple. SMALL unfurnished house close raising. Send description and low­ . m, T.<,ui,..dours; 9 = 30 . Goodrich enormous cruwtl-together wub ft .y.-it, RILUKU in. Rent cheap. Apply 308 W. est cash price. John C. Baker, .........it Jul> 1st or ..1 <11 >eer. seel hour; 19:30, national grand opera. storm of protest when the tlops foh vr.iTtj LishixLaTfiMs FKAPl.ASES SAIL I! •OIc If) It** (til lllil«*f*l'*1 F*•!1HI 4*ifII\• loth St. WMl Muinphs, 580: 0, slaughtered nearly a dozen rubt wish i<» anoouael- nt> can dida cy |»- <r,,pt on*- to m-ventx-lone <1 lx ,,, 516.9, " ’ , , „ „„ _ 1 : 1 DcQueen, Arkunsas. hURLT. hTORE-Prcfor the stat*' Lidkbl.itmo (Oroun j n hqtjt iiiimix-r, 1 uc 1 1 1 -.it, hiiii I.I| Ipana I lutiliatJutiiH; 9 : . 10, tioodncti bits. Humane societies howled, Sudu. We are FOR RENT — Furnished Jan. J) ami "III abpiKWMte ►Ulttnyrt'-ln •nintbre serially in th. toUrbvina KI.Y WEST. FI lutur: 10:30, 10:30. nuliunal Im house •"■f hour; grand opera. the prlm a rj to hr held In June •nur uhone. Call 103 nuuuier, tii u li *7"<i ml In •u,-ti ,.f I «-c\i v ....l.. iil.. unn. n stormed, and fumed. | t|\** > -Nimtt-en »eitr,lares of 21— L o i s F o r Sale Avocado Ave., apply phone 388. L. P IIAUAN til, xears t"c;i In ................. . 331,.9. w NM Nashville, 890: 9, The plan called for the "ttaln- VT-9-S. Navy . et.dien today f • ,ii • .xrid liirnt o» in i',r.x. and Ipana Triiuhailinirs; 0:39, Gomlricb •i'lr, of FOH T i l l : l . n i l X I - A T I ' B K 5' ROOM house on W. Second, St.. grand t,j>eia. ing” of rabbits as well us dogs to Ft in Fuegos, * t'ulet, f, • w;e r f*‘nt L Wall Paper anawncV- no « . S-UjOL y., V. .7.5’ ' « * » » ■ ' • ** two blocks from business dis­ LOT BARGAIN hut 1, Evans I,,r> h-r'f.x the I.eglsUture. suhjecl 9 I f t L , , , , ^ lkrM uiTKu'tInn uiUi tin UiMj.il, W.SMI Nt'W Orleans, "familiarize them with the uven- j maneuvers xvuli the t- e • n Sif Tcrracce, 63 x lxr>. Corner Mag­ will of the x oter - ,.l Hf-ailnoM r , . . „ 1MJ(r ,l( T..wM, in t,i. t, to Vo c a linsl trict. Good location for *man of ues of escape." There were two _I-I’tr and Teal as guar '-. instrumcntol; .u n ti in the p r .m a r j to he held K, lluV). |„.rn , . t „ moderate means who wants to be nolia Avenue and Hughey Street. lo on Juno ' IV .s ,, la, in evet'x e v e n re-p,,-t r.-sp.-.-t and nnd In in -Irlel -irl, t tlOJlci* dajice lutisit*; inusie; t theatre h e a t le pr< program ( 2 of these, covered over with bui lap H repairing, p,nno M M I.OHD close to town. S. O. Shinholscr, Friee $750. Hnlf cash. Best buy , , ,u,.o ntlix Wnil Lj« and Mint Dj his. |. ’ o f which only the rabbits w e r e ' ^(ryerta with ,7 y^mre in Sanford. Phone 783— M. Phone 180. ran i o i > t \ ji m m ‘ »Rnl murlc store n,' ijo't'n, V'vi'kt nlituo-'o' inoi'n.' r' i 249.9, W< OA Pensacola, 1200: : MUpposed to*know. Hut the rabbits, t lnui'ltv uni'nuniT till r.t till IA Uf I' «. Room 10 A ll MC. 5 ROOM bungalow with garage. (..ma d precedent to ami in Die i- 9, bridge lesson; 9:30, Naval Air Jin the majority of cases, were fur rp-flHtlon tu ihij, ufrirti o f ta lly! I’BCtie K.V, o f said It.,m l. h a ir r slrii.l Ntution'latml; 11, organ n ty Ju da c uf Heoiliuitw Couoty $30.00 per month.T. A. Brother- FOR SALE— East front lot on Cou li.ippcm il i*nd hiivi In * n p* i , more bewildered than the dogs und Florida, hut»j»*( i tu ti n* will o f tht 1 ** ill Mugnolia Avenue, Evans Addi­ Was Suffering Dreadfully, Jiul son, phone 135. Deinncrulle V otes of Her.i 1 nol, . >i*,l hi ■fi’ifiiiViir uriil iltu* (luu.'l ______ _ _ the confusion brought dcuth. am! iminniT r«*(|iiir«*il l* % B b 0 c K S _ Irrigation tion. Very desirable . residential F o u n t ; . In th<- D em ocratic Prim ary ? 1 n “ Wailing Away." Took (Legal Notices) Spectators saw the parallel of ■PMr»| cemeft work. FOR R E N T— Furnished three district. Lar^c lot. Owner will sac­ elect Ion t*. hr h—Id June rill. J^.-* > A ,. v TllliirRKrfiTji. Ill |oir- ,t JAS U., 811 AftOS-1 .li,. i v. ,\V of ait Order nf Die Fniiri In i* • IN THI riT lictT FnriiT 7.7T s i : m 11,1,11 f'gbling room cottage. 1314 E. Fourth St. rifice on easy terms. Address and the coursing I' Co- J E. TerCardui, and Says It 3rd »nd in iiiiidv, Knllrn Is In-relfy aiven that IN luces (piletly etmed one day when i nn t a x rd i.M ir r o it I N ,d .i: FO t'N T Y . I I d U t t l 't near Forrest I.nkc Hotel. Modem C. D. 11. care Herald. I xcltth t>, an n oun ce tliul I am a tin i*11 IsetiN and Taxpayer* of ilnFIIANFLH Y. Helped Her. tnok official improvements. Fall next door. ■-Nuitlitaiu f o r rt-.clp rllon to lit* Tl-ii n of Oviedo, Florida, or. I,V .LIMPS .MOtJt7IITt»N. Fold plain humane officers lnNC-.Tht Roof F.v. sa id ’ Order r>*uulr, il lo he anil up •j'flco o f T ax Collector o f S em in ­ aid action. i Phono 857-J. 26— Misccllar.eous For Sale id shlngla*, ----------- --------------------------- —X k ole County, su bject lo Die aCtluo 0..in before the I'lreull t'onrt Arlington, Texas.—A resident of General opinion of civic lenders o f flic voter* In Die tn-mticrutt* She Tw rh ly -1bird .Indlclal F u n m 1, M .vilMtCItuMD I K. i,nd-4|ATTIi; *r ift**. Ht r%I »* o f FlorliH. •*(» •it*-* 1**11 >MF.liFItliytllli:. Id'k o If... An o of Miami is tfiat the elimination thia town for many yean, Mrs. J. H. '.niLnCo5*1Vlrn t F0U KENT— Unfurnished cottage F O R S A L E — Roll-to p desk; refri P rim ary to l,r held In Uunr. Jackson, nays: f •Fflirti:ir% A, l» !»?% Y our Mipttort xx III .>* n npieclated 1 i d i - i *i *i : n J i .. n i f k f o n s t a n at 1705 Magnolia Avenue, close g c r a lu r , cllcap^. \Velaka A p a r t - . ___________ _ JNU. U*„JtNK14 W ,, jjiiWx. iUJrtL.sJUU A.*H«yA.-i>*winaiLv-^*rVN**r ■ x L \ w in t e r - a t t n w U a a - la ■-A’JTyiei- w f l i A M n d M I y with t t t * *** 1 IJ sT liw b'*15.00 monthly. Inquire in 111.-ruiunt; ofMemlltide uml Slim si'iCI'T I, A.TATH IIAIlltV (!. ,, ... . . . ,, , . . incnlM Np. 3. Phone 692- W « r u n S T .tTK ? l i \ A T < m ,.f I'loflda.Don,und Dor.- to sh.m wtfAVlIlt. tv, |».TlltiUNTirN, | 'he best thimr that eould have aching all over my body. At times at The Herald office. [*nle<J Female I licrehx aiiuoiiuce a* a can dM a le ...n... If am they hate. »h> «si<| ,,.i it L Mnoitl-*.. lisf.nduili. haitis'iied to Miuml.” Thev said my head would give me so much FOR SALE—Good Ford D e lllS f to succeed n t )« e lf n* Seiialqrt ftoai lt.,i.,l» kIioiiip htji trouble I could hardly stand it. 1 o i* ,.,i ,j MALIC, o n ,.P " r i " * ,,t,y _ l„ valhlat, ,l .n*,' NDTH.'K <»K ir MAHTGIt'H ^in FOR RENT— 5 room bungalow at lnW : SI0 cum rinnrtt. ’ I Not Ice Is herutjy aiven Dial till* truck, $5.99. 25 Fool Slolor Boat tin- 3 7t li Senatorial district conf. had been in bed for weeks and il poked o f Seminole ttrevard f'oun tvlTNFCMM nil hand nod Ihr -,.i l , and b> x lrtu„ of a Decree of 2121 Palmetto Avenue. 2 bod almost new. Make nte an offer. Ilea *ul,Jv,:t lo looked like I was just wasting away. wilUntry* 'course. K im* n dc« llie tJeinocrallc .1 Hi. Circuit Court of Do T w i n t . i - . . , - . -li.kiire and Kale entered In the "I took 9 bottles o f Cardui and my lulntary lo I*,* Itx-ld June till. I f 21 1 1, 1 1 -1Judicial Flrcnll of the Slit I ,, l,, I. ,' i-nutlcd enuse ,»o tlo- Jrd 71 Il*w Ruckrnni lo rooms, bath, living room, dining J. A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel. If elected I promlHe tn contin ue .f Florida In nml foi the Fount; ,ia» ••< January. A. Ii ISS*. I. strength began to slowly return. as **7 before too toom and kitchen. Garage. $25.00 Best treated witlioui to x.ork tor the l i c i ln t « r e » l o f the .1 8. tillable, this the H th da) >'f;S|,iCial Master In Clin Kerry. x.n "Sinco that time I have used thia Key at The Herald FOR SALE: $1500.09 worth fur­ dis tr ic t and 1 Invite you to my l.iini.iry A. t> i s ; * . h l*n at this price. monthly. ; Monday Iho «th day nf February. tiosing— Just rub on medicine a good maid times sad it V. K Dol'tll.AKM. \ l> IPS*, -nine l.vlnu a Itille !•«>' nishings and lease on 42 room recu ld on Mich Important Ic k IoIh^ J M uur mute rials1. office. has always helped met us good romlN. r o n s e r v a t lo n of Clerk nf the Circuit Foorl I ,i ibis Court «nd u legal sale* day. hotel. Furnished. Low rent. J. A. tlon ou r natural ic k o a .e o * . r eduction of of III* U rd Judicial Circuit I in front nf the Court House ill "At one time I took Cardui for Six room house: Tenth, between Foie, Lincoln Hotel. xlate taxes am) education. I auk of the Stale of Florida In I Hanford. Mrnjtnole County, Kloridu. w V a p o K un several months regularly. 1 would, i h „ kuppor*. of ull lo yal D em ocru i* Magnolia and Palmetto. Rent und fift- gemlnnl* Co nil I; . will offer for ko.li* to the hlghcM o r c o l o s o r A ll t h c l a m i l v be afflicted with sudden spells ol J. J. PA lilt iSK. - —a r: \ 1/1 New six-room tnpArnv bungalow, *i x • * ) *ii rf hcnc bidder f o r i v » l ig 4 - e l n a reasonable. Phone 251. dizziness when I could not stand on ItT ^ u •lnmr* o f B°od w i ' K l i N A BOYt.li lh>le aa l'h ou r * o f nule. tho JpDoxeand 400 laying hens. Will sell r im m iK iu iT my feet. Everything would tun* , .tu xrnnys at Latv. , IKK described land, eltuato. Ijln g 17— Busliesa Flares For Renf at a bargain and good terms. I hereby a n n o g t .r , tny candidacy --and being In Hie County of -Kenilns* ^('>••*1- KlnrlHn black before my eyes and I would . com„ie and Mtnte.of t-'lin Ida more parfor the office nf Mb,rfIf i,f Kcmln No. 2609 Orange Ave., Sanford, ^ Mr. feel aa if 1 were going to fain*- A t (Uscrlberl as follows. o l « C o u n ty . i o b j e c t l o t b « V.ill ol •N t i l l - DIMTIUCT C H l'ltT HK TllK tlt-iilarly '. a ; STORES for Rent—Suitable lor Florida. Route A. Box 170. F.x times I would be quits ■■■«■■*■* I . * > -,i 1 . -e, • ; .* til* v o fere at th e June P r im a ry . V C V ITE D ’ r r A T f ^ r K lCTIICItN lo -u it: either office or small business. lart P o r t v r ih r e c • H I ) „ r J. H. turned at once to Cardui and took J. r StcCLHLLANIJ DIp TIIICT HK P L IN HANK1‘uert** Subdiv ision of Hluek in the m a ile r o f K, J iJONZAL* U till I was solely through." R*nt reasonable. Phone 8G4-J. Wood, all lengtns, for sale.'Leave C U C U D M M IO O IS "C" o f .Mellonville, uccordltiK * °m,n ‘ o live r u n s iic u iw p tlCITCV, Cardui is a mild, medicinal tonic, orders ut 1511 Mellonville Ave. Taka HtU-S lac aukk, to Flat I h ereof recorded In Plat I hereby an n oun ce m y candidacy t:Z llankruttl. KonDj-d. KIj 19— Houses For Sale Urartueh rmulti. Pain* mads from purely vegetable ingredi­ Uook I, page *1. o f the Public f o r re-election to the o f f i c e o f onerNotice la hereby gl'-en that on F. B. Dyson. rod fever atop. Tha Record * o f Memlnolt County, Iff o ' Mem Ic o le C ou n ty s u b j e c t lo tan IL US* ent*. It bos boot* in use for over £0 III** s l o t . earned Florida; e x cep t Mought on • the action o f the v o te r s 1n the lehmr wax udJudevd a bankrupt ' ‘ -ongwood, FOR SALE— Small cottage on years, and In that time thousands Lot* I. J. 1, 4, nnd i . aa per For oak and heart pine wood D e m o c ra ts primary’ to be held aesi •nd on peh. a. l * * » *| i « «0 A. M'£ i^ 5 * V h*si9oli ‘ t o f women have written that Cardui Okeckrd. You tlfetlfa -. rear of lot? Magnolia Avenue near description and nlat th er eof ii nr. I will an preclato your n Die o f f i c e nf the nnrtrrslz ned phone 920 or write J. H. Sulli­ J■upport, ter io a lew hour*. helped them beck to good health, recorded In Mlarelluneou* Hook reepectf uJly yours. aouthside school. Ideal place to -tefrree. IS r h ll llp * . OrUlivan, Osteen, Fla. Strand wood I. pane 33*. of tit. P ublic 1 _____________C. if. HAND. Sold by all- druggists. In. TU., will be lie* I p r m l inrrlftC-til live until such tim* as large house Records o f Sem in ole b o u n ty , Price 30c fie Sure I t k ^ ' n* of creditors at which tln»a mixed $9,00 per cord. 2 ft. lengths ►■on tT.tfnit o f r u t c i n c t i T Florida. is desired on front of property. In •reditor* mav attawd. p r o v e their tO lB T ____ T e r m s : Cash. P u rc h a ser t o pay sleet a tru»i,*e and transact good neighborhood. Will eell on $8.00 per cord. . j herebv an n oun ce m y c a n dida cy ■laJm*. orh oth er hiurinea* as may come for heed. f o r Die o f f ic e o f Clerk o f I m Cir­ ■AV. L WIIITIi. cash payment o f $50.00 with the Plenty bf WOOD & COAL at Ducuit c o u r t s u b je c t to th e w ill of ,tf.,re the meetin g, Special klastcr witb portrait | balance payable like rent^ Pries hart’s Wood yard. 9th A Cy- thr v ,ier* ut the D em oor atlc prt- ’ Jen. J|. 1131. i, n conn tvn-KON. hovLK a. dic.iiton. • $8500.00. Inquire at. T h e ‘ Herald preisi, Phtiiif 286 M. •11 J1 | Hniieliors for Complainant l(efar«a io Bankruptcy ......... ' ,% . V ’ rH »A *H R .l j * “ eurity. c ffW . • 'm m M *»miii.ai . •— — ~ I I' il i — i i ■ ■ in — ‘ ................................ ... PAVBttti 1 ut’ i niuiic. T firi ! : § 1i l ! 1 H yfl ................ ............ ACHED A LL OVER i ▼* ‘ ■ i Vt- i J ■ o u tsa t y ’s C o ld s it VJCKs ■ttfajr"* OLD 7«ur,?Vf ? °,J wts. UININE j edits a ^ _____________ — ---------------- ■ i —— &H 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 25, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 25, 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 25, 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/28391a5ce56dc794c9b1ecd6d1e14a4a.pdf 320912cda95616b6c4642f86ed68a5cb PDF Text Text 1. y___ ■ •I.in Ijfi)* ■i i'll. ’a . •& ?!$',;• ' j ; ■• ___:!„, ill!!, 3& ." V •111 l*artty' cloudy tonight and Fri* ; day, warmer in cast-central por- j H e a r t. V C M t e s l V c in U b t e W *f __ ) Uon. . • L --------------------- -- ni^MlGlirdeliLand. • {ion. [IX i, m a e d . W l r e I n t e r n a t ion al N e w s S ervice HI AC T C lliMonroe bridge W ill D U ttu 1 SANFORl) FLORIDA. THURSDAY JANUARY 26. 192? . Member Audit Hureau Of Circulattont. 3 B e C lo s e d P o E - W e e k Because the proper timbers will m l be nvairable for scvornl dflya, repair work on the Mon­ roe bridge hn* been delayed and the spnn will not he opened t> traffic for another week, accord­ ing to nn announcement today by I*. B, Thrasher, dlviHlon en­ gineer fo r the State Road De­ partment. Dnmngc to the bridge, hi greater thnn first estimated and Mr. Thrasher raid todny that approximately 100 feet of it w ill have to undergo thorough repairs. In the meantime traffic Is being routed by way o f O.Steen, • i HICKMAN WILLZ?r"ler RANSOM-NOTES R eforestation E ssential lAlVt M A I M To Stop M ississip pi R o o d STIR INTEREST TRIAL FORLIFE INSMITHCASE T A V V C T A M n IM Bank-Robber H urtIn Leap From Train HARRISBURG,. Jan. 20— •— (I N S )—James Tuttle, 20, of Hartford, Mich., suffered a probable fracture o f the skull .vhen he leaped from a Pennsyl­ vania Rnllrynd train today os he was being taken to Altoona, whore lie was to face charges of bank robbery. Tuttle was arrested in Charleston, S. C., as the train neared the city limits be locked hiihsclf in the washroom, nnd leaped from tho window. He was rushed to a local hospital. He was to face charges of robbing the hirst National Bank of Altoona of $6,000. . i foods ii re heaviest. Spillways :i r m must lie built to relieve this pres­ sure,. he said. Reservoirs would also help. I*aren ts O f F ra n c es S m ith R e I’.utler added, but beenuso of their c c lv c C om m u n ication s D e ­ great cm t and because they ran m anding M o n ey F o r R e v e o lbe used in only a comparatively in g G ir l’s W h e re a b o u ts few places along the Mississippi or its headwaters the ultimate value of teservoirs is problematical. Duller stressed the national im­ • ' " tions of HuSouth, nutln portance o f the flood problem. evera l D e a t h s u-sii »■ ; „ ’ hlaircil the m lling away o f for­ The people in the lower valley D e s p ite L e t t e r s A u th o r itie s th III C h a lle n g e A m rro s iic c , , ,, „ „ llv C a u sed B y W in d j » «.• / . . ' cst* as one of the principal cause states, he said, nre not asking any P ro c ee d O n T h e o r y T h a t S u i­ l i v e J u ror N o t M en tally i of thc lk.;upi./ 1Io branded one to pay o ff the losses they have cide C aused D isapp earan ce Mistaincd; they ure simply nsUin,: E qu ipped F o r Insanity Cnse tills ■•our national waste; our lh.il they he relieved of . fu rtlwtH.. ____________ imlionnl— ----------Iff ' U^ ' , “AV-uVm-rir LOS ANGF.LKS, Cain.. Jim. 20. ; Butler said the levee system • burden* In connection with flood] interest in the strange ulsappcar1 -—<IN'S)— William IMw.i'm H ick-1must muuia tin backbone of 1 1 event ion because they are now anee of Frances St. John Smith. flood prevention, hut added thm virtually ponilejiB ns the resuult of who vanished from Smith College, W A S H I N G T O N , Jus,- 2 &— • man will tnke the wll -► .and in v -- - no matter lu-u high the levees are Iloods in the past. Northampton, Mass., on Jan. 1 ,1 , ( I N S ) — A lo n g and d e v io u s his own behalf if pi-tiim'.-il by his built oi bow perfectly conatructe.l n v YO RK . Jan. 26— “ These people are the victims of wn* heightened today- by a widely -Frigid weather pro___ tr a il, lin ed w it h m U llon -d ol- j our failure to prevent floods,'' attorneys. Just before he entered they will always he in danger of cheulnteil but unconfirmed report . * * * * • L *- *** Yl? Butler asserted, lie asked that n > la r d ea ls bu )' (5* crumbling away unless some /Umart kidnupei*. layer of numoimg 1 J.1 trillnv ill th e I C u u today the nil- ,.i„m.|.. ................ . -t* afa .. c .»»e diIbi b y*\ that the cightecn-yenr-old girl F n n -A m c rlc a n C o n fe re n c e R e ­ c iitl yy . M U ylilger W c vi em in» . o rur w ia v.' em plan he ndoptrd that would tax aboard 10UI,V __ I ^ ^|n n v R o u t in e M a t t e r s ; Marion Parker reiterate.; his ill- vice is added to relieve the execs com m en ds M e a s u re s A im e d w it h sealed lips, to d a y was being held for $60,00 ransom. . S e n a to r . T h o m v « ' ke 0 » 4 '... tu-olvo VL'lir.S I S e r v e d C it v D u r in g G r e a te s t site to be n witness fi r himseif. Isivo Strain which results when tlie-e victims. A t E v ils O f Im m ig r a tio n fr o n te d Parents of the' missing student and their le gal advisers’ were snld ,\n d O th e r R a cia l M h tto rs W a ls h , th e S e n a te ’ s ‘ ‘ oil p E f yeSfeiday roS S d S in g le D e v e lo p m e n t P e r io d -And when I get up there and ■ ■ — itch yesto . e c u t o r ." n »£ * r c h f o r , to be in communication with those •tart talking, I ’ll tell plenty," he o th e r demanding money for revealing H A V A N A , Jnn. 2(5. M ! « . W O ff c o ™ i c S | c ity M . n » * r IV. II. W illiam , boasted. "One thing I’m going to her nlllegcd whorvaboitls. That Measures designed to Improve the 'the (iefunct Continental Trfi* hir g Plate glass w ill- today was bu.y winding up his af- tell that I never told before is a - ___________ American of the species through­ in g C om p a n y , o f C an ad a. the report wa* a fact wars denied, mnA .Jj.._ obiles 1fairs nnd clearing his desk o f t tiupmc autom .... .. The Inquiry, directed to w ? k however, by Langdon Mnivln, NVw- out the New World will be recom­ number o f routine matters pre' on tneir sides, wrecking pnratory to relinquishing the o f­ learning whether any pablfc otuc? V.; morning the police ca’nie lo>my •- - — Yftrk City Attorney; nnd- rinse mended to the attention of tho Inin shared In the (V.ntlncntal Com­ ami leaving scores infriend of the family. He said Mi** 21 republics by the Sixth Pnn• • • . • fice' to his successor, George H- aphrtnrent, looked aw .over and; Smith's parents hail received nbintt A mcricnii Conference, under a re­ pany’s larjess during the 0*7* tral deaths, directly nttribut- Cnirnx o f GnlnesviHc, who is ex-. nu lit, looked me over and then ten “ so-called ransom letter*" but port being drnftod today by the when the nation’s great oil reserve* ; . t„ the storm, were reported pected'to-nrrtvc either—Friday-or-iYitpjt Went nwav without arrestiirf were being leased, ran into a series I hey bail ns yet had no reason, to commission on social problems. liyicjH parts of the Fast. Rnil- Saturday nnd begin his new duties il1*’ilfu d O f F a r n iu w E x c h a n g e Is M y s te rio u s Fcraun B re a k s Inof pitfalls. Tho five men who orn E? Tin- measures are based upon place credence III any " f them. I had taken the in gold I traffic was slowly returning on Monday of next week. ( ) f O pinion T hhua ^ l o l l o l e l R oom O f M rs.Lanl/. igiM u c h F ro Despite the ransom report, the tin- findings of the foremost ffuniicd tho cni)ipnny» nnd who, Ifv Mr. W illiams leaves the city .normal schedule this momWilliams t ie eii, noU.H the ransom money which -. • Anti A f t c y l l i t t i n g H e r W it h lTu l T h e r e Is g ro ss Is M a d ec liu authorities. proceeding -on the American authorities on eugenics all plibnhmty. could tell about body was looking fi r by th • tnj the vicious gale itself has mnnugership a fter being In office Heavy NVcaponTnkes Letter the, ry that Mis* Smith might have nnd homoculture ns prepared ab these bonds, hnvo scaled their Up*. RoomForMorelmprtovement out to sea in a northeaster- nearly five years. He nssumed the •erics numbers, and stuffed it up . iv i- i I.drowned herhtlf, continued to drug the- meeting in llavuna last month wh|lo four of them have fled tho duties o f the position March 1, behind the ironing hoard in my IlsTtlim. W ASHINGTON Jan. 2t5 1 ,k ’ 1te Connecticut River at Hadley of tin- first New World conference enuntrj’. Tho fifth. Horry F. Sin­ In answer to an editorial «P H IT lev England was particularly 1Q23, two years after the commis­ apartment;'' clair, faces trial on a charge o f penring ill The Herald under t h ' scene1on these subjects. Police today were running dow.i jj, N'ortlihtimpton. the sion form of government was A "supoi-inlelleetuiil" jury to sit caption of ’ "Better Marketing, I kit. Heavy properly damage ,fcus in capture the mysterious „ f ►overal suicides, utul (dulls went . The program has two phases: conspiring to defraud the govern­ . judgment, on William F.ilward idoir in manv cities of Mtissa- adopted in Sanford. Mr. Williams in t'. M. Derry, president o f the Sail- iktiwicr who last night eaten d a forward for a scouring o( th>‘ i-nin- •First, the improvement o f the ment. while those who went aW»V k. f ’ for the kidnapping- and f i. ril Farmers Kxchniige, today Robert E. atti. Rhode IMaml and Cornice- tendered bis resignation several Hickman peoples already living in the were •***«*»• — “Stewart, „II. .. downtown hotel end slugged Mr. (reside hv airplane. An amusement park was months ago to take effect January nun i !i i ..( )2 year old Marion I’m go\i a statement to this new»pnn Jeanette l.iinlz over the head with Americas. Second, the selection of nisckmcr. Janies E. W e i l , » j l oft Mr. mid Mrs. St. Joint Smith, 1 , hut agreed to remain in office w ill hi sought by the defense. i r in which he .alls attention to ltd tv the wind at Fall River. a heavy weapon. She was injured weighed down with grief und nnx- only such immigrants n* will j men. nnd Henry Smith Osier, • I until his successor could he chos- This ’* 1 was revealed as the trial en­ the fad that much progress ha- seriously. ,eU. were meanwhile hetng del- ut lengthen rather than weaken the Canadian attornej. tered oh its second dav with op­ been made in the past 20 years in l New York City the gale rose t vn. . . . ngi d with rumors, reports, giic**r .V , Mibants and her husband. ' usinglv t a seventy-two milNo definite decls on has been posing cuunsel prepared tn buttle the marketing of the celery crop, William bunts, of Millbourne. Pa., , s ;.ad suggestions from ull parts •pace.battering dow-.ysigns, reached by Mr. Williams as to Ilia ever the selection of a jury. words of the experts in liberty bonds In Ihe h*?ctlc Q^ but hImi stresses tho fact that „ f the country. The parents nre In the future courts in business. Ho may ••\\V will challenge any pros­ there, n -till mom for improve­ ne heif t" testify in the Barns in •Northampton hoping for -some slir.r ’ * . in" themselves, they,-seek "the Idlogi-1 dnys of 1022 nnd 18**. These bsnft If. Vlncrr.il r.-rtempt trial She ve-epter the contracting business, pective juror who Is not mentally 5 ment m di-tV-bulion methods. the American |were purchaned by his I mled al'o that while they were favorable news. N’ "t since tho di* m l betterment of #l” i% he has followed ull of Hyva Corpotnltan and while, w>f|,-jl ' equipped clearly to understand The work d ne by the three In absent mi Tuesday then- lintel uppenrunci* eighteen years ago of man." O f course, in tlvrir sense hooks showed none v^ipp dUpqnd-vj b i t e r front saYd hcV«m W ;blS life except for the period he pathological and psychological cal co-o|s'iativi associations ha loom was uinsucked, with cL-lotiu another New York heiress, Dor"- of the word "mun’’ lne\mlc> both of during those years, the actual .. aotbiag lik - it in years. has been city n ia n a g e r o r h - m phases involved in an insanity ...- been good thm far. Mr. llcrry dc end papers strewn over the floor ' thv Arnold, Im* public interest ai- (linn and‘woman. bonds wero in Sinclair’s powesiloft. wires along the A t - ! " “ CPt a city nianagership - fensr'," ih-clared defense cuinscl Other matters before the confer­ itiinud tho beiglil it has in tho mysdare., hut imc.-s the prediction and bed. The Senate Public U nds Commit­ Sfitmard and Inland, too.,w h eVe. At It I'kiH CUM* “ f prrtty. litiin-nnir- ence today included the intcrthat the ila\ i- near at hand when Richard Cuntillon. tee, backing Walsh, will seek to \1, |..,n z coiltphillled of feel A rjric n ii uunimcrelal aviation „ The assignment of Judge J. J- they will hail' to co-operate mole mu dl at tei \eslcidliy's couit sc* i d Frunees. + * * * " '' " f nWffl,l, I h o f t a and will make his de­ trpco' those bond* to and from tlm " I uui Mitu him *' ^lill nil vis treaty-, the codification of Am eri­ tnragrd in th wink of re- cision as soon as lie has given Trabucco to preside nivr the luar- closely ImaiiM' the needs of the si,,i, and went to her room t«. res' -aid Mr*. Smith "She was a dc- ca,, international law amt the pn>- hnnds-of Sinclair. in? them tixlny. thor development of tho in­ ing paved the way for the res­ liusiiics- w ill demand D. them a more serious study. Ait, i dmn, i I .tint/, came into the ;0KTREAI„ Quebec. Jan. 2(5 — \ cl,,-. i idationship between i ,.|„ and 11and tits >oinig wife licate ensitivo m *u! l In-Hove she i,-i*i for the organization yf tjjit On the eve o f his retirement umption o f the trial today ami un­ vent teslinumy by Nathan C. hiding snmevvhori Dan-Anierican Union. S)—With blizzard c.iindilY'n* here. Mr. Williams today express­ ran away and •* htiiuig Lenfestcy. cashier of the National tangled the Ugnl snarl brought the ilisti'‘ ;it"is and a mine sys- belli,.I 111 ml and font, and gagged m il lii-.ilfrom her I iffnl into h fnrv by a whirl- ed Ins thunks and appreciation of In ull three cases there was con­ City Hank of New York, that hi* ionic t>f controlling the xv,ib ., i,,w> I After recovering and that vm about ycstcrdiny Rii|K*rior tcnmti* ,-in age mn-1 keep "up » i ■••ui-aire.” M siderable difference of opinion talf that send* huge drifts of »he assi-lance of the ( ity * ominstitution handled $1,734,000 In hipim-nt ...... ecu by Mr. Bony sonlew lint Ml I.nnlz dc*lai-»d Judge Carlos S. Ilutdy «li<qun!it twi.thie in moiinlain-high i'll till* Yi'lirr *f among Hu- various delegations ns Interest payment* on liberty essentials to better that a man ill a gray hat and •> Smith mission aml the support ami h»y- fied himself. Juilge HuiJJy was a-, the tv., an. Eaftcrn t’ anrila t-ulay was I,, ili,. lotuses to la- pursued. The Mr. ii arketioi: I’he chief fuct or in the i,In,. . uii , a ire into the loom nod bonds, of which ^ "■ ’ •000Tr ” Pa‘ d nlty o f all city employees, c’ . targed with projudice in an a f­ program for speeding up the work to thu account of James E. O Nell, rrip uf the winter's worst liimed from Inst with,ml a word of warning hit hei also .. grateful for the Williams is . — I L-wi r tenipi- :! ir e - ntol cr.-oja ration given him by Sanford fidavit submitted by Jerome Wal- |uu»r l'l M.p. „ f the conference demanded con- now n resident of Europe. Walah .Mr. Berry attribute.* fin on the load with a heavy weapon. rah - :ire fort-east |,y the citizens and declared that it had idi „t Kansas City, Chief counsel \ stain sessions, which kept the announced he would seek to learn t„ oven....lint ion and in subslnn. landz, although n iuctant to t bureau. for Hickman. di legate* continuously occupied. whether public officials received ! afforded him much pleasure in be­ tiatiuii ol this calls attention t" a talk ol his connection with the lAtWrCity. teeming with AmerIn announcing that lie wotilfl of the other $1,610,000 o f In­ .similar statement appearing in •* contempt cnse, revealed that he ing able to serve them. MF.MDKR EX PE LLED butists fur winter sports, is . Praise of Mr. Cairns, whom Mr. insist upon a highly inUlHgeiil C. S. terest payments. THe face value j i ' o i i i prelo'iisivi- report by tb, was summoned a* witness by the If tnowod under in the teeth Williams has known fo r several jut*-, associate tlpfciiBe attorney of the bond#’, which piled up these i Bureau <-f Markets. Tin si.ii, men; lefetiM- to ailu.-k the clinractn <>f SFW YORK, Jan. 2.5- (IN S ) — A immim-emt-ni f,,i I,-.election to Ifr'e.i that, lenders travel on the Interest payments, it ' ,, , , years, was expressed by the City Cuntillon explained that this .step in full o folhiwiM ill am J, .MeMalien, ex-Hurn > Hie office of county prosecuting Charged with conduct "Inconsist­ would total pearly $60,OOOJWt. O - ; tlrwiM and linn » J: ....... * who urged 0 eoiilinuaa- was iiiad'.- necessary by Hickmans t.l t y •»»*•••»*• n*nitw. 1 MuiinRi'i agent .tad leler governim-nt spy. attorney was today mode by John ent. with just nnd equitable prm- Noll’s sham of the Interest, R.W1M 1 “ Kdiloi »> midor trans- ce of ".lie smile wholehearted sup­ plea „ f “ not guilty by reason of -sunloid Herald: has been expelled from the added, would coinc from over $u,Mr.Mullin m a star witness for the (J. Leonanly. Sanford attorney and port to his successor that hud insanitv." to . “ .lust ji few wonls replying • has Iwcn expelled from the i government, having testifit d tlmi m rm brirof the firm of Leonurdy -Inins 000,000 worth o f bonds. ’ been extended to him. The life of Hickman, attorneys your editorial of Jan. 2olh. under he wa* foiced by the Dura Agon- and U-onnrdy. rostrum of the New York Ex­ ATIII.KTF FRKKD Mr. Williams served Duiifijr i pointed out. dep^ids upon the I In- caption "F o r Better Market- 1 ey to sign a false -ffiihivit uhout Mr. Leonnrdy was elected to nu , Image, it was announced taduy by tinWIKI.li. Muss.. Jan. 2*5- during its greatest single period jury’s deci<ion on the question of ing." a Fnll-Slnrlnir juror Im wn* present office in and on Jan-, Walker. Stanley, former 1of development and under his sup- whether the youth was sane or in­ Herald, under it* pie-out shadowing. tuny I la-gnit hi* second year in "H i Mltl-ti, >t ,r. was freed of a \ervisam hundreds of thousands of sane at the time he kidnapped nnd niunagetmnt. t* comparatively u ; A search uf the room revealed that position. The incumbent seek* since 1021. 'oral agents, Walsh announced. Reck-jclitii <hurgr,in connection ; dollurt worth o f mun etpu m killed the Parker girl. This new,.,met m this field oi you that one letter was missing. It was re-election, believing that hi* om$1,- ords of them* bonds weta located 4. J i tj ik-at'i „ f Peter Fulco, by 1proVeniepts have been made.. The would know that periodically tor Ocala— Marion County scU* vear record Justifies his return. lin u Now York hank. ....... nf a Berkshire I City has doubled in size and Mr. is the only issue at stake under a the pu*t twenty yean* tin- same a note from Mrs. Lanlz to hei hus­ During the 12-month period just mm,(too road bonds. verdirt band nnd contained rcfeteni-es • new California statute which projury• openpd in the Miner- 'Williams boasts tile fuct that pro- new California statute which pr lor better marketing bus gone ■i v McMullin. Lunt/. suid that McMtil- J om iI Mr. U-onardy secured l i t tmlav. I (Cpntinuedv oii( J’ age Four) vi«les fm an insanity defense. I Mart Inen Kill when out muinstuy in farm­ lin formerly had helped him n* a i onvictions tn County Court, many • ' * _I* . I. i isoiunn Pnntillnn wti Foi ilii*' reuson, Cantillon said, ing the celery crop, ha* become ,,f theni for violation of the pro­ the defense' wants a jury capable , ndniigered .>• bus shown a back­ 11u f fit- officer in Millbourne. hibition laws. . o f understanding ttv* technical ex , liding triidcn, y u* i( did la*t >l'n‘ Mi. Leonnrdy is native Moridun. planations o f alienists who will Is son and as it has, so far. Ihi- -cahaving been ■liorn end rcureil in ealU-il as defense witnesses in an Osteen in Volusia county- He at­ tended the Florida Agricultural attempt to prove their contention “ Tin wi Hi t of this I n* pa *ml A public hearing in connection rnn. Doytona Beach and St- Aug' , . College at l-ikc City and luter cnof H id.mun's unbalanced mental through foui Midi periods ol net- . - - in »uthoriting Hta Ivity in trying to improve nimket- A R p i n t T R e C C l V C ( l tcicd Slctsoq. Univeraity at De* with the preliminary examination u,t^ cn condition. Ugwing a pi climinary t hearingi thaA.he made u statement to Ing methods and l uni glad to sa> 6 . l.i,i,d, where he receivo.il his law of a channel from the St. . construction of tho interco«*taJ To combat the insanity defense, W con*unn-d all of Wednesday sister of Ilia in Sanford that ‘a ‘ selected the , degree in 191(5. RivpJ- at Snnfonl to the Indiun water\vay w>, Ida llournc. Oviedo ne- «o t drunk and in one of her l*J district attorney A»U Keyes bus that each o f those times *mic A number of registration* lime In 1(118 Mr. leonurdy came marshalled seven ullenists and progress ha* been made; so much already been o f f j J ■River ncur Titusville.will be held route. Information Is now detlrod , »as bound over by Judge J. a.taW icd “ Lolly" Mann to death received by tj«‘ mainly In respect to any n*w The Home woman took • the psychiatrists who have examined so, in fuct. that ut the present Chamber of Commerce for the Sanford nnd opened luw I*," u" u'1 nvtion of th< being' joined in the firm sm era i; in Sanford on Feb. 14 at 1? o clock conditions, which may have arisen time mqro tThm half of the ban*ur>* in uonncctiun with the stand and said hei husband and nnd observed Hickman and wlp> ford ccleN^/rop is controll.d t>y New York dinner, which wdl be months ago by Mrs. Lcciiardy. at the Chamber of Commerce of- since adoption ofc^tho route, •ami Dabbing „ f "Lqiiy” Mann, Owoii.Washington, on their way.to will testify that he is now sune thivi farmers' cooperative marketing given next Tuesduy night ut the Speaking in interest of hi* can* I j xclf, ucconiing to word received which may warrant the expendi­ 1®att who hoarded at the Sonfpnl. had picked.up Fann ami nnd was Wine at the Unit* of u*roc-lntion*. It is my firm belief Country Club, according .» un an­ Uldncy today, Mr. Leoaattly so ld :. ’ f Mark Brooks,’ ture of federal fund* to provide .. thvup ...........Washington .. ...... .. ryturned with>t\lm to the house crime. a» home, tliut hud these- cooperative n**<»- nouncement today by Secret at J "M y record a* prosecuting “ l- , . , Vllr tjp .! a channel from Sanford to the In. . I^bcr who wus also arrest- beyauso ho was drunk. Mann was Court attache* predicted today cialions not come ipto existence J. Trotter. toVney,' I feci, has lu-on one which , distiM eng neer rt|Bn fiver. the Horne that the selection o f tho Jury when they did und operuted ns time of ihc slaying,.wal plated " ' * on the * 'Iw "l and" **"" A reception committee toi the I can point to with m * » In „ f th® hearing is to woman unj Washington remained Ii of ili*ml»jed upon the sug1would not be completed until corly they have, the celery buslnes* at <u„tcitainment will be eonipor ing for re-election. If chosen to .......^ information ncccssa.-y for hald bm an a r Hi v b k of Elute’s Attorney Mil- with Mann while Frank H o"'^ next week. This, Uiey said, would Sanford could, ’ • never ’have - ......hed| M r and Mrs. G. E. rear ............. ... Me Kay, Mr. servo the people o f S* nd" ° K tacUr rei;«r o U o 7 o f U n?port Oh the 1k Smith. ’ wont to Sanford. Ida suid she did delay importunt testimony until the magnitude that it has reached ' nnd Mrs. Wiliam Ruyner^Mi,. ant County for another term, I «>, Pn» „,„m lnatlon o f the •'oral witneoses wen* culled by. not know that Mann was injured M IA M I, Fla.. Jan. 2«.— <IN 8)»r* «l»will the latter part o f next week. nor our funning lunds have ut- Mr*. Hughey. Mr. and Mrs D. E- i„ . , » continue until intends arrived and they Captain George Holdemon, co-pue* tut.; r,an<* 'ailh the woman and t,lined the vuluc thnt they huve. Squireu iinil Mr. '®|S# * *#‘ i tlnu. u ffort. thut I have Jevotu.1 JJ ^ n" 'Ju, ..„ „ ,u „ ,t t o n . Int. Mcunwihle, u venire ulnnst evenly with Ruth Elder on her attempmd look *'tun«l In their made the discovery that he was Fuclt of the times tliut there bus tn »tho office in the past." Purdy. , . . . w divided tietween men nnd women, portunt facts and arguments trans-Atlantic flight made * half. The hearing w a» fea* deaej. ,. The uffuir i* scheduled tm » been u tryin g noed fo r something should preferably be submitted in ecssful takeoff from.one o f M iam i* Washington In Refutation ->f this awaited their c«ll to tl*> jury box. to bo done something bus been o’clock*when a buffet supper oy conflicting testimony, ei,T A X DEFEATED * * writing, according to Col. Brookes. busiest business -street* today with ■tory testified that when he und h r / ,nion(f the principals. done thut secured a certain mrus- be served. Following Hu* a I'Uis_ The engineer’s notice o f the two passengers, lie landed in W in­ IPJsa wx* stabbed over th® ltorpe„/ound M»nn staggering,In ncss session will be held at which Jun. “ uro of improvement. JACKSU N. Mis*., •. iripg , _.IJ .t /.ill *nld tL that full Itifnrai information the loud, Minn made the temark wj the night o f December 17 "W hile the three asaociutioiis time a New York club will be «' • (IN S ) A ten dollar tax upon .un- h ^ - ; , - ^ iubm,Ucd „ to tho na. ter Haven one hour later. taw scver.1 hours later whllo that he was wounded und that ho operating hero have not seen their gnnixed und officers will be e i - married males * ndnowidn°.WC" ^ ' , ur,. und extent bf the Improvellm* «-f the slaying. Neigh- (W ashington) , told Horne's wife way clear to cooperate thoroughly til, t w « u ,h . . « « . . ( to lr r f . " . uffcrr<1 testimony that that fact when tho trio reached All' winter visitors from the em­ COLON, Canal Zone, Jun. 2t5.- among themielvos I ballcve the the house. After Horne had gone. lUw,i * ° *ntorkatod.condition ( I N K ) —'Die French trans-Atluntic dn y'is near at hand when V y pire sfate und former resident* Z T : t,[ , th clayin g. Neigh- Washington said ho and * Ida di*•* 1 •*• have to do this because thi arc eligible to. membership nnd nil « me Horne, testified to andJoud voices “ Sift at the Homo t m k * ra‘ l,lun 'vn* said to i j . “ n^‘l “ ket from pver me A i/ fat Jiu- wlUi that ,h» H ----i v 90 ,U the" "aid to ■ * .will eut-you." * l-‘4 ,l!1 mi. sounds were tUts,"' !!'* ^ou*v until same ... ‘* n friends o f Hornes errific Gale Rips Off ICornices, Demolish Ics Plate Glass And IDisrupts rraffic [elerans Along River; ..jnt State Storm |Severest In Years WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. I.' (I N S )— Kt-forcMiultati Is imperii­ -* i live if disastrous floods’ along the l m ilh fill S la v e r O f D nrulhv Mississippi R im are to I k? pnP a r k e r D eclares lie W ill \entcd in the future, former U. S. T e ll .IM entv W hen C o u rt' Scnulor Mnr’nn Duller o f Nint.i A llo w s Mini T o T a k e S ia m ! l’H" ’lin:l d.vlami today at a Senntu ncnnng on tho flood control I problem, the rvpreaentntiv. ‘'leaking Defense To Demand Intellectual Jurv Notes Fail To Show Concrete Evidence noh-pnlilii-t!l business orgnimn- Must Search For Fun O f Liberty Bondslh Defunct ContUiental Trade Company, Montana Senator y Conducts Inquiry To Find Out Whe GROUP Any Public O ff IMPROVEMENT OF Partook Of Profits AMERICAN RACES SOON AFTEITFIVE YEARS IN OFFICE tlrts)—,680,000 liberty bond fnnd W * IMPROVEMENT IN INTRUDER SLUGS CELERY SHIPPING WIFE OF WITNESS NOTED BY BERRY IN SINCLAIR TRIAL j. Z T A ^ ’i-S S f"' flbrCisS«rTm .T.n^d « J o h n (L Leonnrdy To Run Again For County Prosecutor ......... iHorne, Oviedo N egress, fifeld For Grand Jury In Recent Fatal Stabbing Registrations F o r N e w YorK Dinner French Flyers I^eave For Guatemala City J, Public Hearing Will Be Held Here ,; February 14 On Proposed Waterway �* •' * " --------- . *k -T O • THE S A N F O R n n m t y w g P N f e g P A V JA N IlA IiV 2*. IM fl ■.,.1I I »V . » W- Motorists Urged To "Procure Auto Tags Additional Society T T . v '■- , Sanford and f-emminok* County motorists ate urged to get their •11028 auto license ’tag* at the earliest possible time be­ fore Februray 1 J because after that date prosecution o f offend­ er* will b? pusheci, accorlingg to L. E. Jordan, state auto inspector. Lets than half the motor ve­ hicle owners In this country have 1 defy Sul JnrWir Service, ef Ar Economics, ; |Hall, Mi*. Aral Mr*.. Phillip .Smith, representative. ! Mr. nmi Mr.1 . Whbaloy, Dr. and .Mrs. ! Lii hten.itcin, Mcwinmes -Jlampson ‘ATter rather light 1 arfd" Dottenclti, Mr.- Schaffer, Dr. celery on Monday, Dr. Mntherson of Oviedo Mctho-Uaftd Mrs ; 1 M clier, Mr. r.ml Mrs. pels got bn:k to the -pulpit of Ward, Mr. and Sirs. Janies Wcll, .r!!'ti Church ....... occupied - ................., I |J„- ('immunity Church Sunday at n an nn,| Mr T,a}c, Bridge wan the yeste nlay c.>pe: inlly •I... afternoon service../ diveroion o f th*r rveninp r.t the conteo Section. Ill tatt Special-violin nunib. rs, v • rvh- ••'u'ion o f which tif ic.oii ; refreshfrom the Sanford ,;(.ifd hy Prof. Clifford rrd .In . nicnU o f sanr.wtchcs, not coffee, Moroccan Chief, Who For Two j rotured thcirrtaga, juJi-tmHng -t(r*-*s--ioUoww:--y-f^1(55y fin tu, v-hr* also accompanied the homo baked cakes an I c mdy^iwue j. Y e n r s Defied Two Nit lions, Mr. .loFdanr^vho sounded *" * “a warn­ ' W ay cross, 2-Weit Ail .• -ATtfiil -tinging:------ * " ' Torvpft/- A'-t*- rven ^p-rrT unalloyed J\rritcs Many Fervent Fleas Inst minute rush and one each to Fla •rf> TrpA ccntmtlriity it sorry t<> learn plrnmiro was the report o f the- ing that a should be nvoldcd. The local li­ of the resignation’ o f Rev. Reid guests. Ily DavU J.-WaUh Providence, R. I. W a ffie r - \ V lir iJ a T t !e LONDON','Jan. 25. (IN S ) AlMci Another o f the delightful series cense luyvnu uis located in rear Savannah, Ga„ Atlan^ Vo ' . from hi. pastorate r.t Winter Park. Inlematlonnl News Seri ice /. v Rev. Reid wns a former pn*t«r here o f parties given this week wns that o f fthe Y ald ez Hotel. Sports Editor. . • • ,■ ■ -• ’ were thirty three. t* o f % n surprise party given by Dr. r ' J j ' : ' and ir lovad and respected by all, N E W YORK. Jnn. 2r»-Jnck . ces of France and Spain in Morccfrom the Mutuin c ______ ____ an exemplary Christian peptic- anil Mrs. Licfrtenntcin compliment­ Dempsey. the well known husband, rillC A G O , Jftfi; -5. (\.*> ) Co nn,| thrcatcniMl fV»r n U’hilo tn n -; which 1 0 went to Sa* ing the birthday anniversary of man. The |>oople o f SLyirt are to today started the unpleasant but Mick:*;/ Wnlker, miildlowc i^hl rou|||. M ni| Moslem rWnic f|rek.s Re-KIccl on t, congratulated on iheir .-election their friend Mr. Rt.berf Whcnley.! altogether necessary operation o f chnmpkn o f the world, h a p n n ta -.,n jjorlhcra Africa ,la enduring hb 1 2 to Wnvcross, f,a., Vnnrc K. Dodplnss, who today „ f a minister. The vacancy he has Some twenty guests iiuletly assent-, putting what is known ns th eM ivcly agreed to meet l.eo |.oin«ki fl3n, !lt Saint D e n i in the craion point*. The r»c slujr upon his host pal and least ; j „ Chicago Mar. I*'.. Promoter Jim isi.,n , ,,f u.-union, in the Indian threw his" b^t in the ring fo r re- <r, atcd here will he a hard one 10 hied at the Whcnley heme tnkclng ; W E W A M ITC H K A Jnn. £.r. — A f- w ire distributed on* the hnnr.n-e by complbtc surprise *cr speaking before <>IK) •farmers severe critie, George IxickthtfsafC Mullen announced to..ay. Walker y ' v, itf, trUl. Oriental ,ntu me, d ie t ion as etcr|c o f the circuit f,ji ersburg, Vn., rieveUndl remindimr him.. him- l»y bv their prinre- 'n j,au] f,-Iin|„,rn has mnnv friends ind reminding , *bi- town o f Althn ruesdiy, .ipi..t.in Toledu and Rjckard. It may be explained that enroutc to Callf.imin to indet Jtc : L ,.(.„ri)i, ij. p., K,,-M .tl.i,-.i. w ho- codrt which office lie has hold for ’ this w ll be unpleasant only t . Kearns, his manager, stopped over , u i[iff ,-idcunin t , ilt, .the.past four years. !:< ,'w h i were price* d at th« news sensations.r.f lovely gifts that .he *,,,v . John Martin went Into Gulf ‘ u 1 n:y tn carry on hi. Jtkknnl n/id in regarded an necen- h(rt? for n (tinfcrrnie with MuiIfji. ^ # • — --------------- Ills campaign ! \ ' tal y g ghjp ■f .the accident in which He v n:v. so hod reached another mile stone o f lo ,in:y sary only by Dempsey. Just to 'yhc iniddleweigRT champ dtcbno! lA ';r’ . . ' ii- liV o n / * * * K ,-i-verdv burned nt hi lw.nn in Or- life. Several progrisMons o f bridge i^or the United States Senate, U rday were l l « cau.1 t*i 7j<-c'.ey * c'.ey hU ....g m . ' , l ..... * - - • T < V t itv mj.»J» gut the records straight nr.il thll>- he i,P is anxiou-* nnxinu« to his way Iflin . . '"' t.! lin,v ‘r ,,....l,\ « I 1uC L He reviewed ids administration shipping 211 and New yJ I. 1 ,:*. . in- morning Jfl>U week. News were plnylvl, at the conclusion o f! adjectives distributed ir.poiti f.hi cbmlition is noted with inter- which Mr. Whealey, who held high in the courthouse last 'night be- sides the 0 1 from Flori ately. •* •l. ad hoping for a Report of im­ tcore was given a beautiful cigar I fore r.bout U00 people, after an in were niue cuts >iiippcdl w r w .iim iv o K two o f >is wives from Ins former, * /-.« 1 r \ n r 1 _____ j .Some persons, o f ccnrscr mold case, a whisk broom, fo r low score e, I troduction by p . W. HiniCey, 'father Monday front I’alif*. Walker told, Mullen he believed 1 numerous harem. Ills other c o g f i A S proved condition. * and baser instir.cts, prefer to the laimskl bout would prove n p.inion. Jn ie j o f the county which wns crcatrd in were not previously nre ) is brother. Sidi ______ Mi. Waters, win* for U»«- year. wns given Mr. Edgar Hall. The know tbits process us "the bee," rtopping stone to the Loughinn 1 -ltlb.,mllll.lj< |,|a unth- Ahth-al-m. I,evn employed liy Mr. R. euisnlntion prize. a salt and peppevr! 11125. Tin- governor w ill speak *iov> K Diiiu „ fcC) Thirty ono->4t^. ii x. cleik iif tii . J’** •ff**T->Tr^ w r tY;rn:r'.maii Id The TT. re wept-t n-M n- ■ Amm.in UuWq niglii in I ’iTrTTit. doe, the other having passed the Pot j f.i tr v .i'iiwd ; r s im . . Meftt in-tuctitin antr-stnrt niiiir- i4 iivii,te to 'Tate to coax ei?n< r .. ... . ,j l.t-ctl-.r on t*. the o f . r iin i< grove-, move*! v.ith' hii vut». At 11 late* hour the guests re- town o f Gulf county, at..! move or, during the tiTehty ■ ‘ .-r h,H emallduey for r.'-.H acy In thv - presentation of the , <(iu, hnin „ r Jimmy Slattery of ‘ ’ ill'll ' .r tinnns" fainilUr Oviedo Ium week to take pnii-x-cl to the Llchtenstelh home the next day to Apalachicola. pievlous tp. 8 , 0 . m..t« uncle. fire v.l it h he has fill printed word. Tex Rickard is not u(lffni(t into tj.e riqg with him. ur'ijss ’ entrv in1. ".liiur position with Mr. Eild "h ere a banquet, spread on 0 long Cnlhoun county officials carried «s follows: 18-New Yi Wears European Cluthes f«u r viai-s. .Mr Douglj ______________ to be bitten by a small insect. Hv , table,-at which the entire party him on a tour o f a part o f ; tji more, -l-Bostmt, r."-Phil* Attired in Eurr.peari clothes, the tn tii tatc ir.creusc.i the field t* l'nn.dl of tlmt place. is to be slugged by n big mammal f > c „ v u H p r i< s i(> n r A UtvH r.iitld l.e sealed at once, was. nerved. rich lumber and agricultural laud Newark, and 1 imh of the R iff" now four. L imi cnce lingers r.ud friend Mr. and the latter enn g » right ahead I> 0 .\ C r S U C L lS lfm f.n ni-r "Sulla,, o From the abundance of delectable ycstirilnv. Ji ,n-i> e-perinll;.' town, Albany, Il.irii.«kJ Mr. Douglass’ experience in tin- I.iii .i * of Minmi were railing <>n and sue nie If he wants tn. Q f K n O C K o i l t l l l j l i s i ,u\f \!,rn. '"H .V'-r food risted/The Dr. should hr.vo been treal. Six cui: yycre hiU r.i:!> fl for him. The Inure emuisu f 1 -,en.i< he~c recently. clerk’s office has been extensive, Anyhow, I happen to know thut _ ______ r.ignment. Five curs of only a ground floor and a lir-.t serving u« dvputy clerk fr*mi tii'- Tracy-V.'urrcn o f Ohio and .laugh- butty nhxi day curing for- patients H IG H W AY DEDICATED Dempsey wnirts a inOO.OOfl gunr\VAUKEE, Win.. Jan. 2.'*.of hk own making, hut to dnte m> nnti ibning the same fleer with a vegetable garden, an D.rmntioii o f the county in It T I t-i* are gui'Kts c ' hii* *"ii. Mr. Har­ antce for hi* next fight with TunPartisan’ argnm* nts folorchard, and a meadow adjoining. Jan. 1 . 11*25 at which time lie be­ vey Warren anil fnmil*- at their rerultihg illne*-' lin* h-en reported, K E Y WEST, Fla., Jan. 2 5 . - (I- Cleveland and 2 for ney and today lie prepare.! ,to ap- , ‘ ‘ . loilnv itl h „. v ak*- ..f the Rud pnd ih lv prni.-.’ T for tiie festive "Rut although Abdel 1Crim now calm- ylcrk following hld'iimnina- !■■•. ly lion,-.’ on Echo Lain . N’ S) — Florida today officially dedi­ car wns reconsigned fn prize Rickard o f the good tiding- Tnv|„r.phii Zwick. fight h'-i •• l »*t ho; pitali'.v of Dr. and Mrs. Lich­ nati to Toledo. diTS'cs iii European clothes," h- tion ami diction in HUL t-ai! anti Draity Muther» v.-i-re tenstein hive hern heard from the cate.I tin* overseas highway con­ by telling Ills New York ripre.-en- j . M ruvlor, Imntanni'iiulU chntnTile f. o. b. 111:1rl;et The officer seeks re-election on I’lisiii'-r 1 visit-in in S.tnfoiil Wednecting Key West with the main"tatlvo thal ho Wiim fnr from rcrtntn plop t.r the world. • * « „n •by a •bnoek •- c* ntl-iu*.* t * nbrcrve the custom* •>' appreciative guest.1. id. countty." Mr. Roger-Mathim continuedto react ta land o f the North American Con­ his record in ud/nlnial*crlng the a f­ he wojilJ ionic buck. The writer, 1 ut in the K*c*in*l r un*l, according nerd i.v. ; • Mr..nild Mrs. Russell ..f Rnldwin, . incidentally, is disposed to concur t “ ' 0 'f'fi(;in, ru|;Rtt. Zwiik m. ’UV.-rl wiites, " f i e fullest frupilinn is ul- fairs o f the portion and helii-v**TIa following guc 11 pat to>. : " f New York, arrived Saturday and. tinent. heralded as one of the great- ward trend m, the iityl him ... 111 m. thi ircnpccu lur* j, js a Don-.ovratle principle th-iv act. lie l< 11 N- ••• . . , , i... i|.i<ve w m I nun ^ i ' k s 11•• .... with ttiat idea; in fact, roast dud: rud "tii- d*.iieacics that are the. guests o f Mrs." Russell's ert read building f f a t i ~ fuM f-e. yesterdays Only a few - somewhat ahead o t It;- lle^f* 1 ^ ?? . ‘.".niBcte th., :rr./.«-iint.vtrp o fM lancr ^hnn a man hn-t served his e«nsti* g . \ vli it-ut another one " f Me-srv. United States. mode;- nom’’ of the * . *u*ng * 1111 t UHL * 1 r . . . . . .1 . « 1 1,. I * brother nnd yvife. Mr. and Mrs. bunging S1.7:. per cratrl ' fVbhr certain that Dempsey will 1 k” °D01,^ 'vvns ch.-dub d for ten number o f p." pi.’ rn the island, efficiently be is returned to Ins .'«•( a ,.:i,i Adriatic./>» fameux duck Robert Whcalt-y. Mr. and Mrs. Rtisami la 1 ft.-ii 1 a. • long li»u< with offii-d. lots, some tu t m> goad | ’ * ’ C c 1 Sunday evening. Mr. and DIVORCE (JRANTED C "LC t e ; k nV°," I,B. C0" 7 rounds. Early in lb- -rond m i n-t-ll cxpi-cf tn locut • in Sorb-urban demand.was litlit, h« During b - tenure of office !• .Vi hark, the first referring to mat- Tn vkr (hot ., |,-ir.l I h t . th.- but- hi frinu!., the n r t iatinuitr,.<f K. !,. Croom. 1’ rof, and Mrs Homes nt nt, enrlv tiiite. there wi’ie really to.i fd A * 1* . n rtlPif.nnd the Second tu ! - nr(, t|r„ , , b.-. -:rer- uhbli 1 the lieuliuiaiu i f gemlar- hnr tiren r .nitueuderl rat pevi-ral nr ' , 1 Gifford, Ml : Ha R.* 1 .1 and i DETROIT, Mi** Dowen and Mrs. McGVaft . ‘ K' M J ‘" ’ - M .— f l X S ) - CHtahlish a mark. ,-11*1 ai* bv tin- state auditor hi, l T I 1i.urance. mntti.s merely gesticular. A t .......... , , , |, M,cd V n,or ie. wciv Orlando visitor.* Saturday. Adolph R. Ungucr. wealthy yachts—The Rif'* ch.-iiiiin, coi>iptr"ll.-i for the excellent 11,11 N< w York mm Let: l| , Dempsey got only $175,000 by s i t i < I , i'.*i. -r. • iValtc. Il»i i.\r, AI. * l.cinli.iit . 1 .Mi.nni wa* man, was granted a divorce today vp*ii.N a gi.- i .|i*iil of b's time tii!- r r in ivhiidi Iii* rei-rr.1* have ht-'-.i 1 loudy. 17 Calif., and wtiy of a guarantee nt the Chi- hen mird hi -va, !<•. In’ - . . li ng at the 11 C. Tarker I,time from his v.ifc Gertrude.'tile former ••vatiug hi piii-dcii. which i~ h<-pt ui'il the pnnhptnen and .t1 arrivals. Supplies liber rtigo fight, a fart tlmt may not /wick «:•: |.ui|‘ i.- \iilii tag**. H' 1 Fritzie Wnultcrs. Mrs. Wagui-r v.-i* it. '. - V. I t I t o lit 11 III Cl •. III. pn’ rh v it), which he bus conduct. I Smtdnv. ' -low-, market u e.ik. generally" In- known. However, ,-l>,.|.,r,.| |,. b:t.| t* -t trcck of tin D: i<. Matln-is ... I inoilier wi rix 1, 1• n r«x denied alinu.nv by Judge Theiuin'1 •, ,-j.t • Mid In in.ili> r take ii* la. iticss. huh er.itc* I &• dej this was of.i..in|>arntive iiniinpoi- count. Ringd.li- »'• cim a r ... g’ ii. r gut Is . f Mr. and Mr-. It. J. Richter. She was ailov.t-.l only Mr. D .oglu-.* wa* I. >rn and tea. • -oiii>i S i-niay 2.25, f. yv hirhi i , X* tnnci- nt tlmt time becuiisr every ■( with the 11 fen-- tbu* the * leva ,1 ipi'-nt walk: i:i tb ' oiniry. but attorney fees.. Her attorneys im.ioL .a.s dii 1 .| a- Ai.i*. vvi.nit n. ..I Iii flgilun’ n but has made Sanlu’s Sl.mi-1.50 i*-or aill ofte knew that highly .litin il bin.I fit I li 1 \va • till ■•• • • 1 V tdady K« is.-y wii.* 11 liti*icat.-i| t!;ey would appeal immedi­ H-olir'i w 1*b•» 11 ill.-,, i i." b il If f 1.r,) bis In.ale for. n nutubir > mnn^y was to pile up in the vc«ti- wlicij tiu- ui, . o.int >wi 51.25. G n e i all sue* { I ately. >11 lie ui litre Suln.duv n*-! —• 11il. d. >14 14 , " ■ bule and that Dempsey i/oul.l get a.• -a \|. — K**l--**y is i» , oiit.--'ant Want* To IMurn NORWICH. ( 1.a.. . laa. 22. his shatL- of it. Rut they urn lalk- ’ 1. -ui. * rip. inn eont* 1 n .u I.. - • IN S ) I’,.lav an,| f'l.iiu n today MW Ml "Wb'-iu - -r A*. I I Kiiin . ’ *•'* IM g 'how o f h.dding tiu- fight in n r 1 1 ., ,| 1.11 h, a S.inf. i d w• 1 island 1 .10 1 1 . no* ill I­ wi--e dragging tlm wa’. irs o f OnNeik Y.uk and with n Oli.lMHi mp dji M ’ RIN'tiYIi.I.E. .Mieh .Klun. 25/ >.i — ai .- .its ■ ♦» , 'Mn la. Let R iy.r lo r, f,.r tlx- l.odneily in the offing. 'Jlv l|ll.-Stio 1 ! ’ ■ ..-i , M 1 -. t,if ."■ • IN'S) 1 1k->i1,ire Hiask’.i, ,a < of tu.. ilulilr.ii, y ie 'im of a of 11 guarantee is nlx.ut n« ,.1. 1 , t- • f Mr, a-i'l '•!1 Sin.fold H 1 r* k ami killed i.i- uif,. Mildred, I tingl'd; whij'h to..!, lip. live 01 0 ipiportnnt os a punch <m lb.- n ,*••. pll • Sa>urriny f . ■nine ,.J I l'ir*t N'al’ l Hank i lain’ !' ’ f M-vea lu ie la ai.'b' v. i. 'i a -hot gun today, seriously Tim D«m|n«cy me«sage. wht.-'i in ;! h * It ’.fin -b.ill 11,1.1 Mi * «u S ill da Sant nrd Fi/irk ll' ib. 1 . Whitaker. :o. I. - y. I ■■ tiii'li I I'cr ndmiror. Fill, t: S probably will be r.-b y.-d t>. Kid v. .i ..r t >vh do y 1 < • 1 ailing nr. 11 I si. •I '- an la - 2‘. ( I N> ai ' 1 Heir fi\r eiiildri 11 yiel. ill-own Met'Ir. 11. of Teeiin, >•!,. nu.l tin n nrd nt Miami, is that In- had been 1 - in .• 11 . <u-n- ( i.ri me t • *,*. «i o l yy lu 11 their ii.it.iio 'l.il.' pultci I dl .1 bii't-clf |» 1t» t ’ .. M * by I..inks in Floi,. th the * ri aic gun. I , »•i •-. 1 i !»• 1 m.ilf Y. l • *1 |l t i Working but ei-.t-nd, n- \i,- *ny u* n il ii* m t \\ iay J. > II IH * •iltitil ♦»! 1 • . • i • 1 i*n i I k ■ n p, inlcrve'i * r -i. .rply t i one * i.e 1 . avoid :-ik- lb. -l ..'.ling oecuivd v li u, HI'i-ka the Itlai-kftinitIi ’ m. be nu- In- «,.n 1 . . "iidil 'ol, M b.,1. I: •. 1 . 1v. nmi II' ’A l W 1 * .. 1 r* • f it. nuD*.* im if | in lie -ii!! of the *»i" a m. toi.-yclisi. i n.*|n'o through •"’ im In- wife and Ji ('lain togetli- 1 trm-ted a cold aid didn't really I•.•■. • .11 imn l . l ry . _ • f * 11 I'b . again I AH-et MV t• •} ♦ i m 1 •«11 t •• » !•;. -' ivoo.ii-a railing ,.' 1 !•,•. * m • r :u (ii* In.no*. know ivhy a sum- m in *l|..|-i 1 *i - 1 m ils .'ml ' . ,*.* t 1 S|# !«• » 1 } 11 «• ! ’ •"«• * In- 1 1 . ’ T> ill II « ! 1 ( im* 1 .it in | . C•1 1 .gin ~lali’ ■up.tin 1 l'i a! r< li'Ti and )iltii<ue.i 1 tl . 'vork, anyhow. A* 1 7u it. „i I'l I >''V ! I.i im».i'll at <1 ID.” iiit! I'ji •. »||.* J j . 1. ii t:* . 1«. *| v» ' Hu m i r lii-lim Ii l1 .•! 1. ■. 111 w )»i« Ii I He I IN I l.'S liV I T I .I . S I OIOI John isn't ipiitr sure win it, 1 n. -I t . • t a.ni.t* . It D\ t III* N•air ••• it.*: • - 1 th tn 'll M li t I’arl.ci 1 a p ,-I ip .' in all i■ * I- -d ’ I" I • t Hi • lia b ..ly ol Mi . \VH. ,.k. : doesn’t ehoore t" fight , 1 „uiyh• . 1 ! \V .• • • ,* • 1 N . mid I: a . ic r ini >.. i» .1 : ..i • , 1 "d to th:- -III f l i c She i n t .. •1 !• - d.-iitn. 1 »l -nley . b«.o it Is that I11' is if... | t,iu,I 11, 1 11,| N'l.W 5 •'lily, .l-in. 25.— (IN'SI ...... ell, . "1 r 1; ,VS !H:eri-.|".i .- p„ui it1 , nil ib lit in nlm > d tinging io I . , ,;,m| 1 . „ if lie want* any li. Ip ,|t 1 . A:'ter liattlmg wind and son-, tinlull 1 I . Vilili-n o" I >1 V! i s. M. lie. ■11, . r iail" . • III hnli> . Fkiliic. Tl„. 1 nit . .<11*1(11 . were allow’ 1 11, r liner A'.'iduniu is e x p e c te d 't. I will volunteer to m i |,.,i |,, II 1 . Iv -i. I a "t ends a! Ic. ,.|g.'. I. I u*i*.p *..i« e ••»- 1 Saturday Jan. 21 thy Wb tal:, 1 . :• an,I I n, il... I Ian* to ha. 1 .1 . Kivk.i <1 ali.-m! r> 0 h tbu |. a t tonight, i, day and a tliK .( ■ • li’.noring Dr- Li 1•:.-ti-1 E I'..| • Th 1.1. disturbed by S l i u i l . i ; , |.,,|. ! iialf t>(. rdue. Six ntlict lin. r . nil Ai(<nday Jnn. li.lrt) 11 ., .Mil (• 11. • lia* been yt-Vtng In ; i. I Im lupil>i:<t i -ii -I *• l-t 1 '.'ii ke, p y 0,11 good -ii1,<r 1 11 diiay.d <i am| tbi lael. ,,f jt di-riiut.- , ,.nl> i from L u i.<,.<• m,. Hu I'h la'ii .. Min- tlm Christ im.-I .• t,.,IIi..i . ..f doll.I f dark bln. 1 nritou tlaiiiu I S a m a i Rotterdnm. Ibat will si ini loin away ft ..m ti.. F. T. ItlNEl Ann u nn ti.'I'il.i ■ . I, hi mg l' i t,la I". .1 v. .11 keep 11 shiny. I.ight riann, I l.g.liiil • iit i.intend- thd der. into making him hii off, , l-arau-r. Adicitii'. Mip. <1 and 221 laid First N . 1 V ! In1 al event w . . (.. . 1,, permit tiu oi*imig. •li-y Inis *• ’-ii pay mg *ui„light with almoht as mm h in.oiLit I,mini... Opposite I*. (J • •litre.I ■ 1 I 1 . u.yy .S'.AiUil.aii pier 1 11 .1 1 1 • '.t ; <mncly . d*ey us Tuiiiu-y, the ntbi-i imun 1 clitl gi-uuis, will 1 , i.it*. bunk* in 1 i* gi 1 Till r. U' i" •iy,• table* at pinv a i l R l.n fN I * TOW N. 2‘. were ."’iinti’d il yyu in li.- fall in tar win ti ■■ I'- j .it 1 h.i b- b * t i l l . vp- a be h 'I' fi.iiad • M'v I’liillip Smith held I 1 to . i* I*-, I m il. 01, 1 ».! ... 'la i'li ' 1 ha'.i aeix fib I Ir high ■ • and rici'ved as a p' U. 1 lijtv .i#. 1 1 •bit 1 i- •'em '1 '■* 1.10 ( rio< •*> pet fo b M IAM I. I hi . .I.pi. 25 l IN '. • Itanii ll'-i.y. land lim n s of a <li I. ... cm.is. Air* ilamp*' 11 111 1 to. ,1 :’.o 1 pb-dgi........ . h'd.ll'ic * . . i i ’ received an a ...Miami, il i* In knowti no ., 11 - ci'-nt i>. tin- • tilled Slate tb n 1' • . 1.1 •'• ^g.n" 1 Man\’> I ! . k ;>• tali '.i.iigi' .core pad and uluicl'iil turns win- i .1 . pin l*i uutUi'eiiM’l Yid.iim; si,2'ia ngiun-t ;»>. Rank JACKSONVILLE. | |„.f g;,. if defeat. >! Mere hr:,:,de l .. ( i l >■ p c . il Dainty refreahnieuts ive v Mill have a., im <• .'-inula) ilau- 11 ; hi Gov J ..!,,1 \Y. Marl 111 loniglil. nt I i.iaglii and Sl.fiOO uga 11-t the .'. i .'<1 lie t lie hostess. — (I N S )—.t luitg.s agiiinsi Char must lia > •1 l,i-ii and niulit >bit. bank ut Mtivsville " -re HU.de. The lie iintiou.-d Ii i . . utupait-ii lo,lea II. Griner, i>ii-sjdiut o f tin- 01 eln-rt 1 a ecu • playing at midl'i'. foil.living g'ue.-ts were ent.-r Jacksonville t'li-;,. hau- ' ... . the Sell-,..- by n-ve \-ing Iii* .id It.ml; ,.r Ml. Dm a cheim-.l 1 , . oiillug to 1*0 1 a 1. * ■1 T !:ursray evening at the night Salui.l. ' 1 in the bank < • Uni'g.i. tin. chared k-fo,,. Die Notion-! Ib.-e <dll I <d I ullllt .' oil, ,t.o Rud, 1 *. liilllisll! * . 11 ' . 1 mil pr >1• •>• lit. '.m l. >.f St t i n t claimed $2.- I .. I 11 yy I...me of Mr. and Mr ball Coiuiuissioii at t hicaip., a, ■ It Taylor. * '.dL’ o llo lv . t rie * . . I 1 Via. n t ollic-utt. Mr. and Mrs. Stan­ .;i * 75 cg iinst Hu- haul; at Monte eonllng to C ilff (Jr-i-u, pi-.- d i« TIaI ’aunty Solicitor'.* .-.IM be re. ley It.Mi.ainin, Mr. and Mrs. Fdi.-ai ztiiii 1 and made the' *am «;l:>in» of the Southi astern l.cngu.-. • t caiiu- after a number o f eon,plaint " ( v.i:l ui.,.I:t -rn’ cm i> .ho Ae-iriiitig to Gieeo. the daii ■..* of from 11 hi.|.-nts i f the city that y»U r* ol I'lol i 1.1 I'.n-* if til* yvon't- against the Imnk nt Ra\.*y„ the lian.i of Clena.'iit alleged ;.ti inthe Florida State l.cngu.- jmlge- they could 'not Jeep uilli ll> 1 led 1111 to the Ser,a*e I It not debtidiH-* •» $:i,052 ug.u- t th.nieilt of $ 1 ,5:10 a-.-a-ii.t (Din.-r p,mining h.i-.opiioiien ami slim flue- Cl |>l M i l ' l l a |»m 1 n il 44s 24n n p bank at Omega and the Fu-i State • l.itv | Kranted at the Dallas ineetiii'.- fee! and iiccninpuiiied mci 1 uu.-iil 1 . i> t i n c u t *' th e* ; : d v r i i i d i ’ Rank of Cli >im.nt mmie a • hum of Wcro overruled by the National ■ui Sunday nu.ruing. Dane- bull 2 :Y t l v I h *i * m n i i u : »»f *ti • i | i c r * : * i . $255.1.1 against tin- lain) .11 Doug­ Commission at Chicago and tie- 111 n-it i-losi- 11 ..III midnight Satin **»» t i l l * i n 1' . ’ p i c o l t i l l - * * t . » t c w a n t I.iinraulrrij las. Tin* bank of Clerni’ nt also nmi >•»»»* t In a t Jacksonvilli- president given "a diiy- to midnight Sunday. 1 m tn k** p o i! y o n l i n g f o r •mr jrn f o1,1 IliilltO * laiim-.l $•'.,<>t2.<!5 ii m ilu .ink it tlllC C clean stale.’’ Charges of guipblint: pa> t in 1 D i i v t * ( ' t i i - i - i g t * i‘ Muttr field at the Jaeksonville Roll I'-uk, th v i' \ i l l ' s t !l**\ • 1 a i l • , y ' . \y ' i l l Generator ami Sturter Si-nice however, are IniiJt itivi- .Jp.nt.d I allots. I yvouhl'iT •al, ltcnnud Hat (cry Shop by the comniinxion. alovdlip. by apoo.lit - ‘ *t 1 llridexmiiul' y'iio 111 1t-lti 1 t to en- ti.mi that f.-ict. I " dl take fm pan u.,, b „ Wi.|| I’urish Cbuivli. Not ting-i .101 W. Second St. in lb i ampaign of anyone fni tii- liAm, England, will. In-ad - uncover­ Y A L E SETS R L ( OKI) W ASHINGTON, Jan. 26. (IN Next to Spencers Top Shop ed, will In- refu.-od admission, ucgi,y i'l unr'. office. Si A lar.elu.oti at the While The exis'uliy,' yyil. fcoe-tl; at Al cor.liiig •.. a ivi-.-ni yvurning given NEW HAVEN, Ian. 25.— (IN S » 11dime yyil I, I'residcnt nnd Mr-. U -D iliU Garage —Tiie Yale Utiiver»ity nwiminjnjt C'.ielldgi' yvaa tliy high light of a •ha tomorrow and lla-n g>> int.i bv ReV. S. M. Wheeler, tin- rector. full . I .'I I .('4.2 team today yyu. hailed n* the ,M, , V ( ,!n ........... , at for William Gulf county ami and a -pecci, in 1 Wc-waldlchkii tomonoyynig!lt.|| f. !* « " " T "* lh c 1r,l;,*u,t T: Co-gray.-, pn -ole.it of the lrl*b ,.V it-, ahutteiIng auven worlds and ,,m . s ,a,„. jv,-,x ding the 1u„, hcon From there he will go tu I’url . . .three Interrollegiate .rrconU heh- • c 0ligr,iv,. miangcil to go to A tl St. Joe. Apaiucliicola. t'arral.elli- | . Ia«t'night. Oppo.iug the frtahnlen illKt<t|| (V a a t .iv t, place a yyr.-ntl, ami Sopclioppy on l ucci-.-tVe. days., te*iri In « meet ihattlyned hy the „ n x, (jf thl, unknown noldITT-'' lu icjiw ii’ifioip Athletic. ;\init iit’ f\s i('iiiiIIAH N It) KI N ifrttfrcidiegitite A**to«la _ 1g l '1!' A. A. r . , lbv L'I* Vv ^' L o u u . - U l^*t--»n»w-i-tfo—.................... ........ rt Irish nilnist.-i -N E W A R K , N. .1.. Jnn. 25.— ' ir ffm e a brok«~ tcrord. at ever o f Tim. thy Smiddy, di.tiinceid tempted-except the 2(10 ( „ yVa .Hiiiglon, Cosgrove was up (IN '}') — Lloyd Halm will make hiyard breiut strokeand (ht16“ - t arly thi. aioiaiag for a hor.ehack mcoiuI attin.pt in a* many \veeka yard back .troke, fide thrimgli the winding path* o f to crack bis own w.dld’a rx-ordTor ..- A i r , •r-,*. Rock Creek Rack. He expresed a thou.aml y.ir.D in the St. J«>»O'ROVRKE DEFEATED g ria l enthusiasm over hi. vi.i^ to epit’s Catholic Club imleor triu-k America,. ' , and fieid games lieie tonight. Co* A T L A N T A G«.. Jan. ;‘6 - ( I N S ) the fomnoxt athl, to ute.r;,. of tl,c Attawuy, Rout hern midMarring with liidiu are a host of * LEADS TRARSHOOTERR dlcrvcight el an,pi*hi! won a techni­ country. / cal knockout nver f T o n O’Rourk • RINKIIUR.ST, N. C., Jun. 26. Af Atlanta at the end of the sixth (I N S )— Two >>f the lending trapTORN AIM) HITS TOW N V ’% * * v round lust night. Atlaway Roun l i l.iH t ir . of - the countrj’* Mark cd O’Rourke ulu.ut the ring fur idx Ari., Olympicchampion, and C. F. MEMPHIS, Tern,., Jan. 24.— (1fast rounds when the letlc-r'. hi c- R.igart, Samhul y, O h ioi tied for N S )— A f least tlir. e home* were V X. . UsJk! - Sir,.- ; >•-■*/’ * • ond. towed in U»o towel. It wa. thir flrA po.uion m - the Intrnchiotory bliavnidowni'Mimnl oflierx unroof-ittlfldlrwelght '(tiampion. sc wind . event of the ;-iii! inter litre, ear!, id and other d u.i.i.,' done thi. '» f - ! victory over the fiphting Irish- biinuiug^theh total tu J'.'P hy tamouti.when a t.-.-Mfie y-'intUlnr^.) ■ mho, having def.-aUid tgiit over 1inrAini” th,- l\i l luiu liv d , bird.! ' swept nrr.'ri* Mi. ;i,> •’o.iaty' nmi «... m*' ittruek a rvltlioi'iu t,i:y Raitlett,a year ngu ip thj. city. . . .Haight, " Ti tin. No live. yy. .. known to have . China, u.if ’c* nipcllliig tly- txam im i-, ConMrucli, a of inveral railways b o a h .*t und hone i.'portcd injured,/ _tl(UJ of all zliiptm-nth of aauaago U to U alerted nt once in Arg*:i- although telephone minmuiiicatlon • • With Ui.it l ecli” , r o u t . l ca- ings vKpurtt-d from that city. tlba. l/^i • GOLDENKOn D e m p s e y R eve a ls D esire F o r H u g e G uarantee t o r Gt) b a c k HOME C o m in g Fight W ith G en e Lomski In Windy City Martin Makes Two Acldreses lit Gulif 1- ..... Seeks II e-Electjon Cld’K Of C0Urt Police Drag River •or Bodies Of tw o Drowned In Wreck I DeLnnd (i« If Team Heats Sanford 5' \\in: Petitions Of Banks Of Florida Grantor! Bv Georgia Court* Elton J. IRoog Archiiccl VERY SI*E( 2.9 \ 4JO (ord| Tires Bicycle Tires 1 Marlin Denies Deal With AnyCandidaJe F or Governorship National Com mission i Clears Pres. Griner Sunday Dancinu: Will He Stopped In.Miami Just W ait!! W o o d r u f f .& W a t s o n l BATTERIKS $9.50 Dines-With President Irish Free State Head Your Chance of a life time to ^ceyour city from the a>r. Lieutenant L. H. Scott, ex*army avia­ tor. is determined that the people of San­ ford, Fla., arc goin^ to have an opportun­ ity to ride in a real airplane during the en­ tire week for the small sum of $1.50, which will equal former $5.00 rides. It ' <• rl BEG IN S F R ID A Y AT 9 a . Store will be closed all day, tomorrow " . to prepare f o r buR^ mess. Another Special v . : -. Ip. i£ rm for this week will be trips to Daytona Beach aiu| return’ for. $12.50. Also ‘ this week only will give flying instruction^ for $7.50 per lesson of Vi hour. ’ I ' ■■■■' ■■■■■.■■■ ■■ !■■■■ H i: 'i M i .* ft a. 1 SEE tom orro1 HERALD �V v'". » 4HfV' *«!&> rAa& m o ■-rf i f i r r • v. rs rfJPP Tiin f i f f f <%itffc #*•§•*!* T t t I r t i f t n t » m i f t n i r m i n m m t m t a n n v t t t i * n t t t t i -r...............---»■?«»*f fr r The Sanford herald Not Much Of An Issue * *** r * v v v? ” Ps ^t r* *‘^ aI tt;| g b | • * r r f t i f t r t t m t **■ r m w i w* t t * t f * * * am ni ^ srrT ra c ‘■-i— t 1As Brisbane 5ees It tMfcrj . W HY? r d l k M m t f it lM H M n t t M < ««4 «r alt U M w i rta rtb . I l l . J I a l M l I a A tw ar- i r T i mb i IjV • l -v II- TRAN SFE R C IT Y HOMESTEAD LEADED Judging from the ..comments we have seen in those I The Fjivvcr; Flics.. newspapers opposing .the .omUidacy^oL Fuua iluthuw^y. for Ttlc* noTIa’f Tillies.'--' & STORACE CO r' * ->fo-Fc:7in rtrfn ;.6 t7 '-ywui hM M itT r -r T h a r e T ftr t'‘cnKiprtirrrj* rjTTfn:~ » governor, his chief defect lies In the fact that he is running rnce-track gambling have definite-! What now is left for them t'>Try,, »>rl»k«f 3T, 1111, at Ik* P w ltR Ir* fi. hood, Ural H, Had. l.v vbttlcd the law o f Florida uponjjf ihey would continue to collect , Hnuling-Crating-SWpping at taafart, tttrM a, t t i r r art at for one office while holding another. Doyle Carlton, him­ Diligent In lluslness. * V.iWtttM m l March X. IWT. ,the subject. 'criminal profits? Obviously, they] Side-Track Facilities self, a candidate, has made it known that one of the lljr A r t h u r llr la lin n r i n o U . A X D L D E A N ________ _ t U U m r big Issues of the'present gubernatorial campaign wiU.be the TheJnst twtr (w e hope tbr-lfrrttrmu'A andaxvnrtf) chuo*«-candidal**^ ---------- T h o i i c - 'j 'J G - ^ -------t«| i)r l| h t I E l h r * la i- (.». It. HOW AMU BKItU---Haaaarr WHIP11-brought" in the "’ Federal |fur the legislature and for govert a i t u i f - J o i c i J t — m t ^ Mau>r |failure of Mr.-Hathnwayto resign as chairman of the State 200 N. Maple Avenue A T 7:15 YE STE R D AY morning. Court, in the hope that the United nor in the June primaries, who will Road Department before announcing b-’s candidacy for gov­ Harry Dro< k*. air pilot, shook States would interfere to "protect j favor legnlited gambling, t r a s ic n im m i u t i :i Vmr .... —........... ........_ IT.M ernor. 192G Stake Maaih. ......... IlM hands with Henry Ford and Wil- property righti’’ and permit gnml) - 1 Frank .Shutts, publisher of th? I Ralph W. Lossing ml krrr JMaatiaa Mrnm Bdy. Truck .... ....— .--------- •i.ra Mr. Carlton explains that in a number of states there] i|nni jj. Mayo, Ford’s chief engin- bhIT, j Miami Hernld, hn« been attorney fu> carrier Mr WrrK -----t*.IS Mgr — 5— ------cyr, nrtd climbed into the air in a are laws whii^i would compel any official, appointed to of­ Judge Clayton o f Alabama sit- for and probably financially interT 192s" Ford H tnM , alsarrr arava In tiny flying machine that Detroit ling in .Miami, dismissed the suit ( ested in the Miami Jockey Club, r -r «t, n t a r r lt t ) la ihr latrraa- fice, to resign before running for some other office. Touring ,... brought by the Biacayne Kennel which owns and has operated fo* llaaal Saaa I t i r l n . r r tH lIig Ir a * other state's, he contends, those who have sought to carry calls •■Ford’ii flying flivver.’ IH* aaaaalaa a >a« - * r « * > iu il« * Club, upon the ground that there three years th e' racetrack at IliaBrooks carried ts'gallons o f gas­ 1925 Ford . IHrair t k n u a t aaaraU tallr rairr* on a political campaign while they continued in thdlr pres­ all l i t I n t liy rrrata at Ihr ent office, have met disastrous results. He cites particular­ oline, one <|iinrt o f drinking water, was presented merely a scheme to lenh/ Coupe >. ararM. The I. X, H. la •a* no food, and started to fly from evade tin* laws of Florida, mill A. J. (Jack) Cleary is a director LOSSING’S IT afflrlral la Flaaltt a mu ata ly a recent Georgia election when a chairman of the state Detroit t o ‘.Miami, non-stop, in 14 i that it did not appeal to the con■ M l at lu i t l l a f state a m i M o f the Miami Jockey C lu b ,h n r 192G Dump roud department ran for governor and was'beaten. houis. |science of the court, to be asked haft raaal. QUICK SKRVICE in its management Truck .We have not investigated the attitude of other states A little after i! p. in. Brooks was to lend its protection to u plan for politically, am) has always drawn TRANSFER" a T b . I l r r a l d la a a i r w h r r a t Ih r gambling. toward office holders running^ for other offices, in as much flying over Johnson City, Tenn. A * 4 H I ta ira a ia M t ’lr r a la lln a a . an a salary from it. 1927 Ford .... So that, at lain, our courts have la f m ia t U a a l A a w l i l l n • ( P a h * ns we are more Hauling, Crating, Shipping, concerned with the attitude of our own Charles H. Brown o f Tampa has Roadster...... U a in a . t t t r r I U r n , a n t A d r r r tla staod the test: n test, f» severe a* A s ra ta aahlrh r - a w lr r * r a r h state in regard to this matter. Wc can, however, without , y o u W IL L KNOW this morn- that rome individuals were uiifahle nbvays been a director o the club, and Storage. i a h l U I x r a * r m h r r l a anhaall l a a 1925 Hudson much stretch of the imagination, see Georgia citizens vot- j Ing wheUi r he finished the min­ to withstand the "influences’’ x!int n" 1* hu'‘ hu<l otln;r business reluh »ra «a h a a tli «( > * h * * r lg ll«i SVe are prepared to do any .--top High; or not. n r t r r la a r r l f r a h a s t a lr lj Conch .......... were brought to bear. . ■ w '»h Joe Smoot, its president ing against a road department chairman, running for gov­ r M Im a ml e l r r a i a l l a a aa *a rll a * kind of transfer service at I f he didn't this time, lie or A fte r the courts hud spoken the " n'1 }vilh Fran,J Shutts, its spokesh a a la r a * i n r l h * t i ernor, more on account of a lack of personal qualifications 1925 Hud. 7 .. ♦—* ^ somebody will do it later. law cn'orce’nent otficers stood mnnREASON AIILE n ilC E S . than because of his jsjsition with the road department. Fns Sedan .. TH U R S D AY, JAN. 26 1928. leading candidates The 'three In England the tiny planus are firm upon their sworn duty. Indeed we cannot see any reason in the world why bcsaid Phone 198 601 E. 3rd. St . . • V . . |' utooilrt oiitnm nt irn liv ‘ alie.i ’’.Moths." with u wing spread Last April and May u determin- for governor are generally g V-G3 Cadillac t m Im i w m i i i m b ig ch airm nn o f a s ta te road depot tm e n t HhuuDl nutn m atinm > j o f nbt)llC ,J0 fei,ti ff(l mi,J.s nn Cll lin); w ,u K11!,*ldiu*d effort was to he Hathaway, Ciitts Catu and Carlton. riio o iiA H r*«*n i i« rlt» Sedan ....... *. Locating Hathaway, disqualify a man lo r som e other O ftill! Wit Inti tin g! ** hour, and are in regular use. I made by those who wanted “ hottest i Shutts is boost in ■ S w Ia ft e v a h U a . —a. A « l f » r . .u lr * In J a c k - people. W e can see no m ore reason w h y H a th a w a y should i t have the Florida I.t-gCleary is for Catti, and Brown i* gambit I'r-iui D etndt. to Miami in one hM ^ ... Cv of gasoline trtn n r r r ~ n :i'a - t iw I d i |ulh.al 1j.V Hacking Carlton. ' jr* al._JSUM *..la..resign I'ms L Why than why John Martin should resign as governor before would make intelligent railload nniii eminsel (or t'u racing infer■ M IIh ml .n n a lh lr in’**entering the senatorial race. If Mart n can run for the men thoughtful. For Sale "■ * a l h u in lla * B rap u if, 't a l r U , a M O a r a l Senate and still manage efficiently the duties of governor, 1 Row Coat ami Trailer in A L SMITH MR. FORD HAS BEEN making we have eter.v reason to believe that Hathaway can run for • m w m h Ii f I 'k M i good condition. F E M AJM SH II' FORUM (ite tU a -f ilj b r a a l i l l r a - governor and yet continue to prove himself of inestimable 'fly in g flivvers f i r some time, hut hud not put them on the market, worth to the State Road Department. a tm irra h a s filla t. Cnir.ting, for the sake of a rg u -. three-fourths and probably an even probably for fear that young peaTires & Tubes As a matter of fact, is it not more or less cu.Uomary f«r: pIt. u„(l',tj )(l, |(.mJlU.(j t„ kjn thom. meiil. that Al Smith is fitted for j greater percentage o f democrats. L FOR TODAY H, C. Dour,ass, *\Igr, dn n ii «* foifffic fine* iiu j»Mtpin 1111IF „i.. ti n v.:. : all-metal .n *.. i I tile Presidency, is he the only mnn lie is not their leader, and even if Gas & Oil nil office IwiLli holders f(t to 11 use one ns n It S tep g stniu* stone tu to R0]V(.,«, 11 . hills his \ big Used Car Dept. LOv L 1 raise y* another? We believe that m ost senators, repiusentutivcs, ] three-engine planes, which,’ accord-! in the Democratic party so qunli-; they could bring themselves to sup CECIL L .R IN E S unto the 1 1 “ I nm] governors, even pres.’ dents, w e might add, have at one ! ing t.i Mr. Jackson, Vico president I fica ; Surely, a party thnt enn poll , '"■•t him nt nil. it would la* a grudgIll-S . F^e St. J andofhis ... ........ lt___ held less i__ _ .prominent, . . . . . , „ i . ,.rr;,.,.^ Tln.»linen lmliann nn. .. is -... not ,reduced . a , « i « i ing ffrlfcmu'nnn '"si praise mt* —in Psalm . tim e or another offices. »* They have , uf «f the die s'laialnrA Stniidarit OH Oft of nf^lndiana, are Ij r a ..........:n:........ million vole* in,; and 1,11 net nn enthusiastic sunFilling Station i{l^ |S tarted out. as most men do ill business, on the lowest rung a* ’!i' - :i' Fullman ear?. t(1 BUt.|, ;l state of poverty! There l" it. rred with that sort nr spirit lfcil.W..First S « ^ - V . T V- .( V ,* .(*. y. y> ■ c lita.jhe >rank- uml (ilo„- itw - Dam- ► ! «Ve u>? m».n.V, r>aMlfsi»whr v isn’t ' going tn* win * , i • >■*. T.-1 ■ ER— "Thine forever! God of the ladder, and worked their way to the .top.,.. This-movuL■.Vi-,‘Iv v i Ii'XTirPvv‘i ' nuo'Vadmit W *li Hew V s W i . 'n t l f d . , v............. i . - . S next year or un.v hear uit from Thy Throne of Hathaway’* I* not umnmal; why not export Cark T r a m . P j ^ U 'A W Thine forever may wc be, mell to resign as senator before running for re-election ! J nt,w (,,)11{ir « ntl|y tlje I’r.sid>my. that under the othl,r yt>nr Constitution, he is qualified .fo r Here%nd in Eternity.” We submit, then, that even on It is our humble opinion that, ft man s fitness for office ( tr(> „„n,jn.,| i,(iftiv wf eurreney.’’ should be based not so much on the present office he holds ■•Tin?, buying pow, • „i the d-IMr tlnil office, but waiving those rea­ the score r.f availability, Al Smith a u n tWJNTER y W A IJ t — or the citv in which he lives— as upon the efficiency with ,, ,n ,,,.u|ute.^ niiinry :.,ul prices." sons for the time being, and coii- lines not si and the rest. If nominat­ siifcring only the inutUst o f avail- ed, it would It" not merely against whs the brilliant nfterA di J i ( p a vi arc any who which he has managed that office. If there are Seminole Securities Co. | rttoj, doubt th a t F oils H a th a w a y has rml m ade a ca p a b le a d m in ­ T h e t * i i White sky, flawed with a is tr a to r o f the S ta te Rond D ep artm en t, w e su g g est that flake o f moon: th e y tak e th e ir cars ami d r ve fro m J a ck son ville to T a m pa X.eunlizht fc** like frost and F o rt M y e rs , fr o m T a lla h a ssee to M ia m i, alui then talk Wheql t|ia long winter grass Is w ith som eone w h o m ade th ose sam e trip s som e fo u r y e a rs and cold; ig o . The kka hail glittering waves u> --------------------n-------------------sUurji ns steel— |ut smoothly on nn unseen Modes 01 Procedure QoioLcd. air blew ligid whiff cA| whlfL-x-.w^ite eamatiun, fulled and lErsbly stiff. *m 1 sanfe with every bm ilc twig, T 'k ftB the dry leave* whirligig; Aerooa the cold slant uf the sun I letCnbtMiad^ phUeiTruri: Against the winter’s stern indict- A G ENTLEM AN T H A T |,a* ability in a political emergency, is read but h:r r't taken the w riter’s there at y Democrat who is going iu'viiv about not selling things to snv thut Smith is the only man a l.i d yesterday: "W hat tn whom that party can turn for m a le' • i,.i w. •, t 'i . t ? " leadi l -hip Il lie is, then God save To la gin with, a (io'lar is worth the ptnty, !oi nothing short of rai re.:*- ti a- lyrni’niyU. w illti Divillr mienentiim tan save it. lu ll \n>thing that was intrinsic* j Ncuify cvi iyhody knows that all'- " " I t h a li-dlar years «gt> |th^ gi.an m a jo ilv of Democrats, < -A nh a . » • and Ml cents n o w .m .i a|V nKaj „ st Al l> * sell ahull, but don’t Rum-. Smith They deplore his cnndidacy. L ie. lH.,1 i and leivently that xuniething may t.nr..-pile to remove him from •i<>HN D | (H K U H 1.1.ER. Mb ., . . , . ; the politiiul field. Then if he • ar *>l.i invl " e g beyond that i ..............■ f ........... nr- m im i-- in- g<i: ..... o.une from f-hould get tin* tioiuinution, it would i • igm hole- o. -i\ holes, “ Eiglit be jiu.i 11*-t tin wishes of certair.lv I idea mi' ....... . for n muu of my itge*.” ay !,e. ^AOjOttw.^S 4b to ller to'l . a g a „ | golfer far six hfde - t ha 'I a l>:ii| g o 'fe f ‘"o eiglit D R IV IN G LIG H TS $1.95 le.le- ' SANFORD To o . i.. < ' ii ar and physical Booster I’ bitc.iTi Lout it i .a . I a,, t, i of long T h e point is, as w e g et it. 1 1' you m ust v io la te local law s, be* an am b assador. A m b assadors, w e n titliT slaiitl, a re im m u ne to any action on th e part o f police a u th o ritie s to r in fra ct ions o f local laws. Su vs F eetio u I I I , Diplomat- r P r iv ile g e s A r t , an am b assador " is e n titled to e o m p le l'' in in m n ity tro u i the j lit' isd ietion o f tin: local e o u rls e x c e p t pi rases w h en - be su bm its i to o r in v ite s th e ju ris tlie tio n o f th ose c o u rts ." T h is fa ct w n?Vf^". e fW r lv h A i ^ h t out in the a u to m o b ile a rrid en t a fe w w eek s ago in W a s h in g to n in with ii th e Mrilish am lm ssa d or w as a p a r t''. It seem s that h i- son. a lotirI burned,** fire of excitement. teen v e a l- old bov, w as d r .v in g tie* m i in w ln rb tin* am bass*7 — By Mary Lewis, K * a ilor and bis w ile w ere p a ssen g er-. A < liiitl. a lig h tin g tro m a ■— In Cum m olten I AI TO POLISHES street car. w as stru ck and in ju red A law in the D is tric t of C olum bia plat es the m inim um a gi fo r th ive rs at sixteen . TIRES A TITHES ' Captain llflb e r l H art'))', forNOME MEN SHOULD Im! cm Hut tin* Hi* t is I i a m b assa d or was S ir Esina H o w a rd , a intrly. chief e( the l.eviathun ha, ” I’HONOGRAPHS quit llie Navy aftci th iilyd iw . g riitlrm a u , and o f cutirsi*, an am bas-iidui'. lb ' " a s iu im u ni' t<> pl"> i'll Gi write Mi I’ m kofcllcr'iie.ii.it beigmpby Dr Ludwig, y ta r s .a t sea. The old boy got mat - any suit, but firs t ul’ all tump u ;i- th r c a tn ic d . l i e tc n d o iv d F. I*. KIN Eft \vIui "lu te ini excellent life uf rled oLotit a' yen r ago. ; tin* child fin- services i*f l b - i ntbassv sitrgenn and n la tcil a '..tp-le'in might iL' it <>-liognr-ki, 221 Ka-i First St. tun* at i t » disposal. T h e fa m ilv s o d fe d ;it the idea u f leg a l Im lUi.v-run. who wiiite the buek (Ipiiicm,. f . (I. There is.no trutb in tin-*,- local procedure. " T h e H ritish am bassadur was d e ep lv g r ie v e d at mi dr mm i.e y. xeiilil d1* it well. Mr. kidnapping stories. We suggest I.i'ttmer, uf the Siit'iida* Fvenmg that nerve-tacked mothers inclined the accident and p m p e rlv ex te m le d his deepest sym psith y. I'r-t. cmilil do it even bitter, but Hut a sim ila r aeeident w as pointed tu w ith hniniu' by a to dwell on morbid tragedies con­ i probably too busy. fine tjjeif news|iupcr reading to ll]i' recent issue o f T im e , in w hich is recm in tcd an accitlent in I'n tell the meat ul hlstury " f line society pages. liOtnUm p a i'ticitjated in as p a rtv of tin* firs t pari 1>>' th e ul tin- world's most suece-sfui men Spanish anthassador. ()n e ut th e em b assy Jitnou sines t rashed ----- ii -""Util be u-eful. President Cirdidgc lightly rep- ,a m otoi’c y e le and upset a m an, Ir s w ite . ami eh ilil. -Ml w e ie rimartds ) ihvu I heads for using " “ c ! Iw i’ ised T h o v did not sue. k n o w in g perhaps that such a ctio n "SEE ST T IIO II A MAN diligent ,U lk .fr -n effort to put over big w o „ )d a*v n i, Iln lhing. hut th e v appealed lo r aid. T n w h ich the hi his ImAnc.-s, he iJinM stand lieivy Bppropriationn. It would w yvf lore kings." — the Bible. He r S v y ’ right if Uongio*j dlviu- Spanish am b assador w ith som e hau teu r re p lie d : "U.v y o u r d is r e g a r d o f th e ru les o f th e m ad and o f th e * Sec,i thou u man diligent in the *T retiMn'r IteritiJ i^yitogether, m ost e le m e n ta ry precau tion you jeo p a rd ized th e lives o f y o u r chain'store business, be shall stolid I- o|ttc iii the : i I was so .< h i 1 Lir^bajgl) *ook h nip in n »ob- w ife , y o u r baby, and y o u r s e l f ............. M o re o v e r ynui action among kingf o f rmr.ey. <-i my skie 1 - nlvvays IJntcbcd I he V* ootwurlh stoic- corned v* ah jiio pies iriqp the oHicr d»y staying tin- in flic te d d a m a g e on m v car, w h ich w h a tev t r the insurance I wkhcails and at lucre lMun S.'i.lIUy.OlH) last year. Ten I dtp jMc water fo r forty minutes. com pan y m av h a ve m ade good fro m a pecu niary point tope* itclii ! i of ' r, I bad tried cents l-n’l i i i i w . five cents seem- i vet) lliiti: ;o | trans-Atlantic aviator v ie w is a lw a y s to mv loss, not on ly hel nuse a d e fa ce d ■di'. miragi'd that i a i. 1 Couldn’t 1 little B a ^ 2 <> injkels moke one del |{o continue to, fly. lie better • Ii t., take Jiopc in h o w e v e r w ell rep aired , is n e v e r th e ■-anu*. but also because it ll.tr. If vtiti hndftill the en|tprr pen :i.n tiling. ) i , ■it no.igiiuy mv surmt of thoM* submarines. dim in ish es th e v e h ic le ’s sale value. I nder th e circu m sta n ces oies in the United States you would piljc tbc-irf ■ u i one a|*t>licaiiou of F iulcs M o in olphur almost coinreceived If Ibr • letter the it is on ly rig h t that you should hear th e co n se q u en ces .and 1 l*e worth $5 0 .01)0 ,0 0 0 . plrlcly rlc.ii.il ti. -bin. I could have laV fdam Park Trammell ex- Hope t lie v w ill m ak e o f you a m ore c a re fu l d riv e r. d.ioccd vviiii j i > ! 111 a short time you TALC’ O TT W IL L IA M S , good wouldn't kn g wlty he alone failed to loy skin—it Was »o r,-wspa|M?r mftU, wlm noioogi’d, ik-ar, so r -it and White.” -blhaon a vote of confidcnrc. Joseph Pulitzer's school of journalThousands m people arc Jiscovcring net believe that John Martin, i-m. is dead, and probably answer- * '*** *kc«c n a remedy for skin trouble “T A R R E D A N I ) F E A T H E R E D ’ ere senutor, would do thing? mg Jotcith Puliixer's qflestmn* in ” itching cc/emaI It's'the MONTGOMUin MIVERTISER requ|ro such lengthy ex­ heaven Cu" ' *‘!m,on *>f mlpbur an,I ons. ■ ?, . „ , ..... inciitliol — sulphur for clrarimr the Y o ten la y Senator Joe Robinson the PloU'stailt Smith the am I . No " ; a u « what Pmfcssor w,|. *kin. mnt.hol for healing the broken P fa rlo ,'It* Miami finally raised of Arkansas, Dcmoern.ic lender of rhittnher that has excited the inter bums tells him, Joseph Pulitzer and Irritated tissue. Kowles Mcutlio interrupted est o f historians nlso because in it will not be satisfied. He always Sulphur is inexpensive aiwj nli 'drui: l^uawk against Al Ca the upper chamber, - . •. " was dissatisfied. Ti*..a rhut’s whv t.he ciifc F’i*** nintilv* stipjily it ... m I--.. jars ready *to ure. presence in their midst to Senator Heflin - viHioln hnnmgur , Be sure it* Kowles, against AI Smith und the Roman succeeded, , t«B- police department into Catholics to rebuke the Alabamian t"""* i,:' ''vbM cr. of . lusxurlui|f rjcj, mclt.cmildTcave such dir>. X llk im . Miamians don’t Vest and Uqilon of Missouri, •atisfaefion^to their hem* instead for his uttucks upati n branch o f j >-etl»; LnCft^n- knife battles, und of leaving them-money, the son-1 rigftwi tmt when u man car* Die Catholic church, llrflin , ulwuvs FdniumD of Vermont: Dollner and would do better.. right therew ith the hot rutort. i A ||i*«n. of low a; Root, of New v J tparbin* gun in his pocket, ."dared" Robinson to make the . . . . ,, . , , , - t in k, nod inunv olheis. it^ lh in k it* time to call a halt. same sort of, speech "OH, NO TH IN G ; JUST u little irt Arkansas.] “ ‘ •ifc . — -------------Robinson, said he not only would1 lJi,» un> «.»■’ >f these men ever udd in the head." You have often I O k debate on the prohibitinn muke it in Arknnsat, hut in Ala-1 dare a colleague to come mtu his heart! your sniffling friend soy* that. Learn now. .lu iu i itulharily, ErfciL'Ulb^tj^r. day in (Wngrrst, bMnk'BdhWCikC , ,,.... j tKJr.e i.Lu i * to b*-''turr«jJ-anJ feuliiinatot*“fhvBWon "Sem tor H *[B rv1u Jyf «>»■ ni .mu w ay, rV-f jircd V ’; ‘j/Qi an^H ie iS f th_vjn cap- that cpjds In the hgatl. .cost this' cotihfry in lost t1mtVroftors**hiH»v] aokocm’ such vehemence in joined; ‘'Y ' iu' i I be turn'd ‘ ana able of ihis? * W A aha.yone thousand, five .huiultcd » no one knows what murder- feathered if you do. One 4 rftom. arte What a calluu* and . \vAte bed i'plJlim^.dollurs p/^'or, e 5 room , hnscquince would follow if Robinson threatened In resign us Cold* weaken toe bodyS power taka a drink." "That shows Democratic leader. Jim Reed got up demagogue Heflin is! Whut a dis­ und one G room m il(ise. ih u p good sense," the Virginia und left the chamber. Copeland and grace to a proud satet Ihnt it's to resist disease und cause* pro­ These houses xrc modern ita r replied. Yeh, that was others shook bunds with Robinson. Senior Senator should invite the bably ope third of the death*. There ‘ *Twae the mutter with Judd W'qlflh, of Montana iCallmlic) Democratic leader of the Senate'to is no *uch thing us a ’Tittle" cold. In every respect, and the dryly railed for the order of bun- come to Alubuiiiii to be "tarred and rent iw reasonable. BUT OUR President, eungress incus. feathered" How humiliating and A (fe r in e and a Gob in NicuraThai's Heflin, Alabama's Senior depressing n .tiling it U that such a and army and navy departments, Also have two 2 room remember that several id u run-in with a trio of United States senator. TluitV the man should be the keeper of Ala­ should apartments partly fura countries in Europe and ut least The Americana were arm- man who'sits where Morgan and bama's good nunu* abroad! ished. one in 'Asia exceeds u* so greatly th automatics, the Nirurngu- Pettus .. sat, where Johnston and i O that the heart and soul of this in air pdwer that they could do to |th machetes, The Gob's auto- Bankhead sat, where Underwood people hud u voi(;e in the United You will have to sec Us, If they chose, what wc have fired twice anti then jam- saL He sits in the same chamber; states Senate. just dot}* to Sandino, these to appreciate (hem. the Marine’s w o t’ J '.’t fire ‘.hat has runj with the «loi|uenct* O chat this cup might pa*» from We need fighting air planes, not Although the Americans uf Henry LUy, John C. Culhoun* the Upi o f thin people! me:Gy a sample force of the NlcUltod ail three o f their Robert Haynr, Jefferson Davis, o f j _______________ the wishes, but over the violent protest of a large fnujnrity o f bis party, lie would thus be unpopular in bis own parly, an unwanted candidate forced to the front by a noisy and tricky minority, taking advantage o f peculiar circumstan­ ces enabling thnt m incrity'to r.iic fin* the time beingDo the Democrats who love their patty only next \o their country, wish tn permit such a tiling to hap­ pen? Surely not. and it can lie prevti’ U'd if the Democrat-., reniemI" iin^ that theirs i< a party which believes in majority-rule, w ilt-go to work, bring out a leader and organise their majority for the fight. Elton J. Moughton A rchitcct 1 irst Niit'l Hank Uidg. Sanford. Florida af D anct A ’i HOTEL FORREST LAKE SANFORD, FLA. DINNER DANCE every ■ and SATURDAY TUESDAY S P. M. 51.50 We Are Also O ffering A SPECIAL SUND AY DINNER A t $1.50 Music i P. M. To 8 P. M. M y s k in w a s '' a s ig h t" j FOR RENT It takes YouSackto tfielMountains! in LOCH a J’ t A4.” 3 W IT M E R , Au optimist ‘ ' f i r m # "h ifL ’ead A spicy( morsel, qf.jfe,exhilaration o f mountain air— ARBOR S39 fejittdford. Fl t L f\i Clarks A pinch o f the sparkle a mountain stream— cootness o f ^ A dash o f sunshine and clear skies__ ■—that’s the magic formula for the flavor of » ER R Y C om �/» * I <• i/ • » V . * > m m s A N ro n n n m w ............................. IlfBIIC-A S H IE L D IN ' they could bo met by an eight rlj- Dining Coming Back all who prefit directly or indirect­ nnd half mill levy; which is de­ ly in tfiis great crop of ours. l.ntcr dinners among faslilcnable clared the smallest assessment 1Something more will have .to he fo r that purpose in effect in any people of London are passing. Vhe the shield o f David,.and which liaa T dune than we, so far, have done if progressive city iu the state. nine and 10 o’clock tueals that have \ve nre.^goin™ to continue to pro­ been liooki-d up with cocktail par­ lieen enrried by devout Jew* foeivtMr. Williams is largely respons­ duce Llu.se huge, .vtups,- for. with ties uvt_kviug.iepUiei:d by compara­ b.uLH) year*, .rs-hdug .cainmiM lalti. ible fo r the lM*autlficnt(twi program r thfit lias been —followed— in the oilr present- methods <bi distrlbu- tively demure repnsts-ut seven and ixed in Kuropc as a lucky charra. i maintenance' of public grounds, t!un"nnd sale, we are heavily over­ eight. One reason for the change The fad started when it was told • is that women are learning that 1 paVks, nnd streets. Shrubs, trees producing and inevitably' face the eocktnil hour, followed by a that Levine had the sign on h(s ’ nnd flower plants have beep set the altetnative o f crop reduction very late dinner, with more to eat airplane when he flew the A t l a n ­ I out-under n fixed scheme, ns preur else a better method of or'drink in the early, morning, is tic. Malm-1 also appear* on tlrbV' t .pared under his supervision. distribution uiul snle. ' , endsiiijg them to put on weight. Ark o f all synagogues. t Itelng an experienced construe'T'W-i C / ’s; Rtiremi of Markets, tion onglcer, Mr. Willlnm* has in its comprelier.sivc report for been ublc to give particular, nttenj'llie. .seiiiou. of, 1PJ7, states plainly tion to the upkeep o f streets, sldeat llir beginning o f Its'report that ■walks nnd bridges nnd maintain* ' •*Tlie prevailing low price received different markets, and this, too, I I that the City hps incurred nn |judgments for damages sustained will loll l dlvu’ ging any 'tnidi*- ’ for l-’bu ida ‘cidcry during tho -1DU7 sreretk" of those marketing ageti- season con hugely bo 'accounted L. during his term of office. |vies iVnfiding siu-h information to Im in one wmd. O VKRI'RO D U t', i Under authority from the City the hoard. i TION*.'' Tin- Government ts cor­ |Commission, the City Manager "A # an example, last season' rect in lliis statement, in my opin­ gave personal supervision to thi ion. amt instead of bcihg proud of ■|laying o f water, gas nnd sewer Host op was given thre.1 times as the fact that Florida shipped 7507 - mains, and it lias been estimated , munyfenrs of celery oil one day as curs of celery last year (o f which r by engineers in charge o f the it slunild hnvu had. My own o r­ Seminole County shipped lk’!.'l7 ganization luiitptr.fd to move two .. work that this program wns car­ cars) we should tic ashamed of the ried ont at a saving o f approxi­ cars of celeiy, to Hostoji oil th.i; fact. J-'nr, if we could have put a mately $50,000 to the municipality. I day, but we had no knowledge thousand cars of celery in storage • This work included the following: that nthpr shipping agencies were at this end or thrown them into i 10 miles o f water pine varying iu using Itiiston heavily that day mid I ake Monroe or kept them o t'f tho » sire from two to in Inches; dr if we could have been informed by ,i cilery-hoard lliat Sanford was ntnikcl in any other wily we would. to Have made a profit on our celery shipping twelve cars o i Boston that day we . certainly, crop last season instead of losing' would have put ut least one of our half a million doitnrs." “ Until we greatly improve opr own cars on some other market. "Also, in the ease of the small­ marketing facilities we need no er markets this luck o f knowledge more celery farmer* and tin more of where our Sanford celery Is go­ acres o f celery in Seminole County ing and in what ipniiitily, mili­ or in Florida hut. on the contrary, ta te s against us greatly because we need a reduction in nercage I the small markets are lifrhld tn unit! such a time us our distrihu-, buy freely from us for fear we tion and profitable sale of celery, will put more ears on their small catches up With one present pro- 1 dpetion. markets than they eau stand. "Personally ____whole"W e have made great progress, < f + K A . .< ' L o b s t e r * ' . < f f *• 1 ik-.V 10iiv-donperatU^ s: iWiif-ir i s ’ to- l*e regretted that parirrr’ ntir celery for shipment an 1 e three cooperative maiketiiig at hist are putting up n.w nshei; siH-f-itimw at Sanford runnel predict iu certain ipiaiitilies natch under one lianner", hut if which can go direct to the consiuuBANDITS GET H A U L ey are not yet ready to do this er willnu -S-lay nr further work F lIirA G O . Jan. 21 — ( I N S ) iej might at least cooperate lieing done on it hut we ure yet Four luindits, armed with Thomp­ 1100- 1 lu-msclves, ns they are far heliiiut in tlu- propel distrihtison suh-mnehine guns, walked in­ rmitted to do under tIn- ('upper- thm and marketing of our proto "Dan" Jackson’s gambling ■Istead act, in the proper dis- duct." house early today, lined up sixtey dice players und took $5,000 in cash nnd double that amount in 217 Sanford Avo jewelry. They escaped in mi nutomoliile. I m p r o v e m e n t Ini C e l e r y Shipping N o t e d By B erry A m atuer Secretary D on Ferris By Ravi* J - a ndioasl News Soorts BdMor v YORK. J.». to those-progressive ! hl arc making ready to ja themselves into n large * B fx t month that the status * & Doktor Peltier, ns a n inat*<ir runner without liliolsrathn, has remained withc-it change, in spile wrprttfliions jo the contrary. Statement is not mine. lt Native property «r r^ftvtary treasurer o f the ^and'itTti ember-of Important foreign relntl^W Hue, and it w»s mnde to me T ; , y of clearing up what _ o f , i m- Fine M a l e Chorus To Be Heard Here In “My Maryland” Until the advent of "The Stu­ dent Prince'* the musical piny had suffered from the fnet that iu mule choruses had been recruited from among the group o f men who did not suggest vigorous masculin­ ity. The male chorus in "M y Mary­ land," when it sings "Y o u r I-Aind My Lund," contnins n group of singers whose 'T n n g m n iT 'power arc equalled only by the tuneful­ ness o f singing nnd the nggressivc masculinity of the group. As one flapper remarked in the lobby o f the theater the other night: "I never had n whole'lot oi men in a ctowd give me a thrill before in my life ." There is nothing worse tlinn n chorus, o f jncknapes mincing and attitudinizing in imitation of the men they lire not, and by uie same token n group of rollicking “ hem en"; with .the unmistakable-signs o f masculine thuhder* in thdir sing­ ing makes it n Joy. With the "M y Maryland” group the four choirs are well balanced, the vo'ccs indi­ vidually nre fine, the leadership is inspiring and the emotional re­ sponse is 11Irong nnd sensitive, Prior to the presentation of the “ Student Prince" companies, mem­ bership in a male chorus often hnd n certain stigma. "M y Maryland" still further impresses the hearer that the male chorus has become what is should be— n stepping stone fo r lending roles for men who are working toward that end. In view o f the fnet that among the ninny women o f the singe 4 great many, if not most of its stars have come through the cho­ rus (and it was not so many years -ago thnt a g ill in the chorus was looked upon will) askance by Mrs. Grundy by the mere fact o f her occupation), it is pleasant to know thnt the real male chorus hng taken its proppe pjpee. "M y Maryland” tho musical rnmnnee comes to thel Milano on Friday 1 far I persor/illy know, hdiriiiual members of the com- night for a matinee and night performance. i u v feci juhI us they did hev»W b" tbt were so, then two vote*. 1 ofi (luntavus Kirby, Now , qrj Ju.-cph B. MucCahe, CHICAGO. Jan. 2 «— ( I N S ) - st, kill stand against 1’ eltzer’s Joey Sangor of Milwaukee, re-' Umccn any American tre.ck. ccnlly reinstated in the good irdr «n, then Joseph Reilly, graces of the Illinois boxing solft*. *111 nut vote for Peltror 011 s, lias signed to fight Hud T a y ­ IWhiter, promises to run in lor o f Terre Haute, Ind., world's Intitnil indoor championships, buntamwcikiil champion, here Febplj^i not committed himself rnnry *J, promotor Jim Mullen an­ Ik 1 understoorl that A very nounced today. They will box ten Chirago, nnd Robert rounds to a decision at 120 pounds. k , Los Angeles, remaining M b tf the committee, favor lpM*J three competition* for h&lildc members o f the expecting to have the Wfati in hand by that time, H| hold a final meuting in ta*S»turda>\ To the affirm i tif Brundagc pnd Weably will he added those * and Reilly anti every■1be Jacob. •Wit, that would seem to he * l«! procedure; in fuel, the '**• So long as good, common • otiji- remains an Amerlcun •*.I don't pee haw- the hoys can wrxUt. The point, however, ■ hast one member of the •She can see his way clear ■attinc that they might. a S (continued from Live and PICK YOUR STOCK AND HAVE IT DRESSED [SH D A IL Y V lams-re Oysters Shrimp Smoked W ater Fish Fresh and Salt- Fish. Kendall’s Fish Market Perfections t easier ARE MISSING The best savings o f th< season if you fail to set the hip values we are of ferinff in Made-To-Mea sure Suits. Some wit! free pants. S. W. X BRADFORD Instant lighting P e r fe c t heat control in teach 18 First National Bank Bldg burner Roomy cook ing kurface M en’s Sweaters and Boy’s Suits H a n d y w arm ing cabinet and Sweaters. tru s t the newPerj m t any cooking p la n s ! •Who, Jhh. op,— (I N S )— FButlci and Freddie Mu*wkler», have signed conJilh the Uhicngo Cubs for ^ mi nf uj2* i ji was announ^5’- Butler, who played **»en with Brooklyn, w ill •dr third liase. Maguire, . *ri1111 Toledo for n reI»irc of *30,000, will tackle r•nuani*' uld jot, at second P Touch a match to tho Perfection wick. Vigorous, quivering heat pours up Perfection’s long chim- neys No wit con direct to the cooking. In every burner there's heal to get things “ done” ~ ^ n d in a hurry, too. WK ANYWHERE YOU $1.00 IF 0-CORN” DOES RJD YOU OF CORNS Fryers, Hens Ducks , wh * ’ wa S tew lots o f chicken, bakq dozens o f rolls und u huge pudding, boil vege- In the Men’s and B oys'. All Wool Sweaters. All stvjes and colors. Values $3.00 to tables, make gallons bf W m chow der, fan- Cook anything— in any quantity! Tho ing flam es stay where you set them. These deu $ 1 0 .0 0 * — safe stoves need no watching. froi — 1— Special Friday and Saturday the " P erfection SYo vk Co m p a n y , A t u n u B ranch 1 A ’a ts Y d «S •dvr tcit* Fnfab J, I f i O i d r ^ I ’»N««tlon Wicks on PcHsctloa • r t t U m Others will muss trouble. U * tc k im * 0 b * M ----- �X . ______ r,w-^— — -------- i t t w c i— -.--- «—r------- ----- 7:J " ■" ~ •' ■‘.J/41. '. **■ i >• • v* - .'gf y ‘-*t' ' --* ■ •*; *_^ - ^ l*AOl ' $frs. Hill Entertains For Miss Puleston O f(Ife Telephone 148 MBS ’ FRED. S. DAIOER, 8oclety Editor Residence Tel. 37. 1 -r Circle Number Four, Of All Souls Church Has Oriental__Party. Social Calendar— ■e»- Personals I. C. Meckcn who hns l*en spending the past ten months at Amld a picturesque Oriental Manchester and Liverpool, Eng* setting, a Ohinese dinner dance ^ 'h ^ ^ ^ t u V n e . T ’ home” ' ’ . TH U RSD AY was given Wednesday evening a: ______ I-i Mrt; D .jtk ’ Thrajher will enter- the (Yacht Club by Circle No. four Lyman Buttclph, formerly of I* u ln At 8:30 o’clock at 1820 Sanford of All Souls Rosary Confraternity i ] 'Avemis, Honorlt* Miss Mnry Elira- of which. Mrs, Elsie Walsh is this city, but now o f Np>y York, » i beth Pulirton ftho leav« FHd»y chairman. Assisting Mrs. Wntsh spent the week-end in Snnford as William *V f° r Boston. _ were Mrs. J. E. Gradiek, Miss the guest o f Mr. and Jtyy. , j I* M r^ C!'E t Myers will rntertnin Mnry McMahon qnd Mrs. J. O. Moore Srott. 4* at brldjr* « t 3:00 o’clock at her Maun r Jr. The Inrge club room Mr. nnd Mrs. It. H. Greer arc | - home In Franklin Terrace, honoring bad h son transformed into a veri­ congratulations upon , Mra. Rutherford Douglass of Hen- table ‘ Chinese ten garden with receiving dersoit, Ky.t who is the guest of all kinds of Oriental suggestions. the arrival of n son on Wednes­ P e ll' her daughter, Mr*. Charles Powell The walls were hung with quaint day at their home on Sanford I ;* Jr. Chinese prints alternating with Avenue. v Royal 'Neighbors of America blue and yellow panels depicting if Will meet at 7:30 o’clock ot the rcencs o f the Orient. The" windows ‘ Mr. and Mrs. William Hnggs nnd ■ Odd Fellows. Hall over the Basket. and door ways w ere1 hung with It. y. Wool folk of Pittsburg, Pa., * Methodist Missionary Society fringed draperies of nhie and gold. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ! will meet at 2:00 o'clock at the Over head gay colored Chinese William Moore Scott, Tuesday at i Church. Mrs, T. C. Banks, president lanterns were susupended' and. their home in Mayfair . ■ o f the Conference Missionary Soc- cast a rich glow over the pretty i iety Will conduct a school o f In* scene, * Mr. nnd Mrs. Sanford Doudney atructlon. The dinner tables were centered announce the birth o f a son on Mrs. G. F. Smith will entertain with- bowAv.ctf-f'hinear narcissus-: Wednesday,—JtnvUftiy 2!» nt the" ibtfi~dT~life K'Fcry Week and from fi to U o'clock a most Femnld-Luughtnn Hospital. The i, Bridge Club at 3:00 o'clock at h\.r delicious Chop suey dinner was baby has, been named Alfred ! home on Magnolia Avenue,. served by a group o f demure Cecil. ^ Literature Department o f the Chinese maidens wearing gorgeous ^fomatj'a Club will have fourth Chinese costumes of satins and Mrs. Charles W. Fnrnior nnd annual tea at 4 to ,8 o’clock. Res­ silks richly embroidered in gold daughter, June, o f St. Petersburg ervations may be made for bridge dragons nnd brilliant colored flow­ arrived here Tuesday nnd are the or whist. Supper will be served. ers. In their hair were chrysan-' (,ll(,stx of Mr. nr.d Mrs. J. B. FRID AY « thomums to match their dainty Cnghurn. Social meeting o f tbo G. I. A. costumes, These maidens were \r will bin held at 3:00 o’clock nl the Miss Rose La Verne- Hurt,. Miss Mrs. W. E. Watson anil father, home o f Mr*. R. I* Griffin on Julia Higgins,. Miss , i 1 Margurct Dr. R. S. Keeler, of Cranford. N. Myrtle Avenue. Hostesses will be rV-,‘1* T h u rsd a y Mra. J, M. Moyc. Mrs. F , L. Cros- Ml4s: Nkon,! -Fell,wUa,, 'M itt Alice Crawford; :Mr». ftie' Palin Beach where they will spend Creamer, ’ Miss Irene IJrandt, Miss sovevul days. Tfklng.M rt. A ^P. Jlamly. nmi Mr*. Ira B. Wnthen, Miss Madeline L. M. Tflford. Mullein and Miss Katherine Han­ rR tgqU r business meeting of tin.' Mrs. Harry Miltner and two non. The hostesses too were utRebeccas will Id held at 7130 o’­ tired in elaborate costume of the children of Cadillac, Mich., ure clock-at the' Odd Fellows Hull East. expect,-,I to arrive In-re Thursday over the BanktL Important that afternoon to visit her sister, Mra. A fter dinner dancing ami curds members ' '*be present as there were enjoyed until a lute hour. Roy Symes at her huiin* on f'ryrtal \A n will be initiation, Ijtke. m N. ‘da V. Howard Cltnpter U. I). Music was furnished by u lutul orchestra nnd the evening wus C. Vffl! meat at 8:00 o’clock ut the Misses Mildred nnd Margaret p botn« o f R r t Frank L. Miller on one of cxceu Ilona I pleasure. The Siemens of Orlando were vhdtnr* prize for top score nmong the Mfcgrgdln Avenue., In Sunford, Wednesday, coming up p MtJ. W. Tliaudurc Langley will bridge players awarded wuu .1 to attend the bridge parly given ! entertain at bridge nt 3:00 o'clock hnndsome black satin pillow em­ by M rs..A. E. Hill honoring Miss ! *r at her homo In Mayfair, honoring broidered in u lurge grdtl dragon. Mary Elizabeth Puleston. i Mra. A : Dial Gray of Laurens, S. The men's Lop score prize wus u Sharing honors with Mrs. Gray novplty mh Lay. Mrs. II. M. Hutton of MrDonThi* wus one o f the InrgeHl a f­ otigh, Gn., is visiting here ns the will b« Mrs. Arthur Ruzqrd of fair* given this Henson and was a t­ guest of her son and his wife, Augusta, Go. Side Primary Echopl will tended by nut only many local Mr. and Mr*. Monroe li. Hutton, h&vi book shower ut 1:30 o'clock. people but a large number o f out at their home in F.dgewood. Program under direction of C. .D, of town guests. A incog those from Hunf usi mot­ ^ Wolfe, secretary J. M. C. A. Miss Charlotte Stryker ut Phil­ oring to Orlando Wednesday even­ Dinner Dknce ut Hotel Forrest adelphia, Pa., who lias been tlu- ing where they ultended the /.ieggucl of her aunt Mrs. Ralph iielil'* "Follies" were Mr. and Mrs. Lake a l V p . 'M . HdretiV Story Hour at 10 o'- Wight, left Wednesday for Tampa i Charier E. Henry, Mr. and Mrs clock lit tho library. where she will spend a few days J. I). Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. W. M ONDAY with lie, aunt Mrs. L. II. Mclx-ml O. Hill, Miss Mae Holly, G. W. Worn nil’s Guild nf Holy Cross C ross |before returning to her hum,. |Spencer, Hodgson Bull, Curley Out­ Episcopal Church will meet at law. Miss Elizabeth Stafford, Don 8:80 o'clock at the Parish House. H. M. RohiiiMin of Orlando aid J. P,.avers and Mr. and Mrs. J Pipe Organ urgon Club uiuu of or the trio First f irst s,u.llt ltu< d„y hl,ri. Wednesday Merriweatiter G. l-ewis. 1 Baptist Church will meet at 3:311 transacting business, y o'clock at the home o f Mrs. James I _ — > G. Sharon on '.Vest Tenth Street. I ■ ■■ * Kathleen Mullury Circle of the irst Baptist Ui First Church will meet at 3:30 o’clock at the home o f Mrs. Betts, HUH Dak Avenue, Important meeting o f the Mem R berthip Conimittcc of the Woman's |tl Club at 10:00 A. M. at the duh t, house. ■G j --■> I Mrs, E. W. Bradford of MontH gomcry, Ala., who has been the gueit o f Mrs. J. B. Coghurn left M Monday for Wauchula where she |,jj Will spend a short time before rcturning home. i { M3 t >■>•1 1 m ■ . THEMILANESANFORD ONE NIGHT ONLY FRIDAY JAN. 27 t*m +4 Exquisite in every detail was the lovely bridge party given Wednes­ day afternoon when Mrs. Alice E. Hill entertained at her home In Rose .Court, honoring Miss Mary Elizabeth Inilcsten who leave* F ri­ day for Boston,’ Moss. The .rooms TtfTfiln spacious home wrre abloom with quantities of sweet pens, pe­ tunias, violets nnd ferns. The pastel tints were featured In both decora­ tions nnd in the bridgo accessories.' Tallies done In bluo and gold bowls filled with spring floyrcrs were uned In keeping scores fo r the interesting games nnd at the con­ clusion of the fifth progression, scorcs’ nvere collected by Mrs. Sam­ uel Puleston nnd tho prize fo r top score, silk hose, was won by Mis* Mildred Siemens « f Orlando. The cut prize, n pocket'vnnlly case done In lavender was won by Miss Mil­ dred Holly. Mrs. Hill presented her guest of honor with ji pi ecu of lingerie ns n memento of the oc­ casion. . At the ten hour the bridge nc ccssories were removed and refresh ments of creamed- chicken In pat­ ties, potato chips, anilines, olives, celery, punch * Melba topped with whipped cream and Individual cakes iced-in—pink -were-nerved bje- the Inratoss assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Robert A. Newman, nnd Mrs. Puleston. Enjoying thia delightful uncial courtesy were Miss Mary Elizabeth Puleston, Misij Mildred Holly, Miss Mae Holly, Miss Ava Wright, Mi** Mildred Rlcmoniq o f Orlando, Miss Kitty DuRtrse, Miss Margaret Slemon* of Orlando, Miss Helen Mnrrntitte, Misn Helen Vernay,’ Miss Elizabeth Turnbull, Mis* Margnrct Lloyd Boylp, Mra.- A; Dial Grny,< ..... MRS. MEISCH HOSTESS m f r i T T ty r i.l'tfc fr B * 't k J o lR ^ r * . ErAmctt Suggestive of the pproaching Hunt, Mra. tlawaru P. Sm lU LM rs. The'. Ladles \ o t e l A r h v a ls VdlenHrre seaforr were- the decora­ John C. Smith, Mra. Tom Bolt, Mra. o f th e' Lake Mar/ - g . tions and other details used at the C. E. Rnwion. Mrs. Calvl^ Tonga*, FORRBST L A K E Church'will givo i chi«kVi lovrly bridge paTty given Wednea W. F. Minn Ian, Springfield, 111.; Mrs. Ralplt Stevens, Mrs. Earle R. nt the: fcqmmuiilty buildia day when Mrs. John W. Melsch Jr., H. H. Preston, Jacksonville Dr. entertained the members o f the Jonfs, Mrs. H, B. McCall Jr., Mrs. row' afternoon ■bfcglnfffif| William Cowart, Lake Butler; W. Wednesday nfterqoon bridge club at Hugh Torrence, Mrs. George H ar­ o’clock..-The -oommiU**: den, Mrs, Cnuthon Hutchison nnd is comftoaad o f Mrs." n, j T. Pinkston, Lake Butler; I-eon B. her home on Pork Avenue. ExquiO* Mrs. John Melsch Sr. ftp red sweet pens, glni(lolln and ant, Mrs. .Lewis Stephen* l Thrasher, Ocala; J.-W. Kcelc, Palf . L Smith. ■' baby breath combined with aspara­ atkn; J. U. Webster,-Tampar-Mr. gus ferns were Invi6hly used In ‘ Roll your-hot doughnuts in pow­ and Mrs. Victor Gailuci, Flushing, decorating the rooms where the dered maple sugar and elnnnmqji Mra.,Corner. Rtrifilatuj , ivcd fYdhl Menipiili,* Long island; M. C. Dowling, St. card tables had been spread fbt while they are stHI h o f. nnd yop, rived wll) discover a new, tqiitiitzinr;' >w.nziukvi, oai winter. o Shau. Petersburg; F. B. Rapn e.nri wife, play. ' fla v o r.. her hopu},ot.tbg,.Cnrgyl*. .j■ ■ . -• i -.r/iTallies nnd other bridge acces­ Middleton, Ohio. -■I. i ”, III Li' , sories were dene In Valentines, and -w after the usual number of progres­ SEM INO LE HOTEL j iJu<; tiL. G. llluckbum, Los Angeles; sions had;been played, scores were collected nnd the prize /or top score J.-D. Penncl,’Orlando, Fla.; R. E. . .• J.lv t. , v * » among the club members, a framed Raker, Harrisburg, Pa.; 11. A. picture was won by Mrs. A ; W. Elder Spring Wnter Co., takes pleasure in nnnomj Gaydrn, I’nlatkn, Fla.; Ed. Klutz, Epps. Err scoring the most points Pnhitkn, Fin.; J, H. Dixon and Inp to Doctors and Charitable Organizattpps, •J ! among the guests, Mrs. A. Rial wife, Tampa, Fla.; P. P. St eke tee, nnd colored— that wnter will be furnished, a Gray o f Laurens, 8. C., received a Muskccgan, Mich.; C. A. Clark, dulnty embroidered guest towel. charge, nt the Spring to those not able to buy. Jacksonville, Fla.; J. S. Ijiwrenee, When had Macon, Gn.; E. C. Cooner, Mont. the , ,card , , tables ... . . . .been . . g o m ey , Ala.; Mr. an,I Mrs. C. B. 'E lder Springs Water po, made covers, Ihc hostess assisted Fostrr, Rochester, N. Y.J Bill by Mrs. Melsch Sr., served refresh­ . W. W. Thompson Bryant, Jacksonville, Fin.; Carl the color Alcliec, Jacksonville, Fla.; W. V. ments carrying out Coilc, Jacksonville, Fla.; W. L. scheme and consisting o f rose aglad, .......... A. C. L., R. R.; R. F. sandwiches, olives, date and nut Moseley,. Princeton, III; I). E. Kirk­ hnrs and coffee. Enjoying this cordial hospitality land, A C. L.; D. M. Ijimdin, A. L.; Mis A. A . Porter, Jackson. nL.Mrs. Melsch aero: M i*, A r Wr villc, Flu.; Mrs. C. R. Lucas, Jack­ Epps, Mrs. Jnck Hewitt, Mrs, Hen­ sonville, Fla.; Mrs. C liff Hart, ry Pur,Ion, Mrs. J. IJ. I.uwsnn, Mr*. Jacksonville, Fin.; P. A.•Bowen, Jacksonville, Fla.; I* J. Morrow, Tampa, Fla.; J. Emdon, Cincinnati, Ohio; W. H. King and wife, I-okee n g r a v in g 'OjJAV pilU ||tt|! (J •}( 'pu*| Flint, Mich.; T. I* Meadnwes, South. Bell Tel. Co.; O, Wlllinmi, Jewelers-Optometrlat South. Hell Tel. Co. Watch Repairing y •' ■ ..... 1 1•** W W F H a .: . « . . - a . . . />'^ . n NOTICE o t ic e ;' McLaulins Diamond Mounting: ......... < >>> < y 8 & M resses Friday Only MRS. LOUCKR ENTERTAINS Ono of the mast cnjoynldo soc­ ial affairs given this week was that o f Wednesday when Mrs. U. Irving Louck* entertained the member* o f the Afternoon Top Duplicate Bridgo Clu£> most de* light fully at her home on Magnolia Avenue. Bowls of sweet peas, vloluts and narcissus wrro placed with artistic effect ubnqj t)H’ where the card tables had beep been Hprcad for play. The games of duplicate bridge proved mast In­ teresting and at a late hour when a cres Lad been added it- was found that the highest scores for the afternoon had been made by Mrs. Hubert J. Holly Sr., nnd Mrs. W il­ liam Moore Scott. At the ten hour the tables were laid with dainty ,-overs and refreshments of hot tea and taaly sandwiches were served. The guests included only the mem­ bers of the cJub----------- Beautiful frocks in new, Flat hand-picked, styles, crepes, Crepe - de - Chines, Satin Back Crepes and Georgettes o f the very best grade, such as TH E OUT­ LE T is famous for. We are offering one hun­ dred and ten of these dress­ es that are valued at $12.50 'in: and $14.95 fo^ “ — 1— $ 5.00 When you see These really exceptional values you will surely want several. Permanent Waves Guaranteed to Lust TH E 509 First Nat’l Bank Building O U TLET F. B. Robbins, Prop. .M IL A N E Opp. Post Office yrtirnt- A R T IS T S S E R IE S Frl. r- THEATRE : fv ,'wal — Lion'*— ltotary— Woman’* Club* .operating. iD l FEB. ‘' f ) CAST GREAT SINGING- . M ALE C H O R U S 60 0J,5° Massrs. Bcbuhcrt k ORIGINAL CAST DIRECT FROM ITS RECORD RUNS IN ALL THE LARGER CITIES DON'T MISS IT & RE SORRY AFTER IT HAS GONE! Heat* Now Helling: P/Ire* I I , I1J»0, 12, ICJiP 83, Plus Tax IJtUi i» SPECIAL Pair Children’s ^ Shoes $ Patent leather fancy strap in turned soles. 31.30 values i i. ml Men’s New Oxfords 9 mm Ladies’ and Men’s Felt and Leather FRITZ SLIPPER S KREISLER THESE ARE JUST A FEW M ANY v SERGEJ Kve. M AR 3 SPECIAL HAG GAGE CAUS OF SCENIC EFFECTS prpjent *’M Y M A R Y L A N D " A' musical rumuwt, of the crinoline days with a distin­ guished cast. Ringing chorus o f sixty. 9 Frl. PBUFiCTAMERICANOPERETTA FR ID AY wmmrn Full-fashioned with pointed or squurc heel. , Mnny colors FARRAR Thur*. R 'c . ' 95c for another pair Ladies’ Silk Hose GERALDINE Eve. • 3 Cqlleen Moorr'a Ijitest fun film •IIE R W ILD O A T " added "F IN D TH E K IN G " and Milano Review 75 pairs good style slippers added to the bargain table at t'hnmbcr ,,f f.immerce: Klwania FEB. 9 Slippers ? Oxfords in plucks and tans. Walk-Over and Smith Smnri Shoes. $ 1 0 values Smubert " — Stylish W o m en ’s d j Watch our window • nrwnc mm WW II...... $7.98 Introducing f v ■' M FRIDAY and SATURDA’ T omorrow The Season’s Biggest Musical Show! B * /;;* < • rt:> b c- »» v ' & * & ( * ' & RACHMANINOFF Couroe Ticket*: 17.30, $6.00, 33.00, on aale Jan. 23rd. to 38th. Rale for Mingle concert opens Jan. 30. Price* 13.80. 12.00, *1.00. Mall Orders arromnaqlcd bjr remittance filled in order of receipt. Address P. O. Box 710, FOR1 FRIDAY AND LLOYD —rrffV m SHOE Hr. J . Vidler,. Chiropodfigt rrv SATURDAY ^ ■ % * v a ,, l > , <K ■. '.,i4Vv v >1 bbje-*f criY* 4 -a .. . iX ?1’.J L - ' ■ *rtj o f I PRICED Ck . COME ..E A R L Y . TO BEST Jl-lH 'JH tI ■ wdW dW ii- GET Satin Face Canton and Heavy Canton Crepe Attractive Styles A Good Selection Of Colors Sizesr‘ p , .« *<i4 SELECTION , x. T l a t J ----- 4 ' ’Jr .-. 'M S '!_l __ _ ■ *'■ — * '» mat 5ti*B>* �1 PARR P1VR *: I/.*'- PAD. BATES .C u fc t a A d f.»« J T 7 m be received collector P U R IN A Chows, Seeds, Lime, Hay, Fa m a r ’s Supplies. _ B a u -.. innn* Bros.,* 212 Flfht -Str— _ — A ^ P u b l i c J n s t i t u t io n ~~ 10*A — Poullry And Eggs’ . FRESH eggs, Baby chicks, and • Hatching eggs. ■ Ccckleberry This clearing house of„ wants, ofi * g * r ^ ^ ’»T><*if ’IMe' . Firm,- Lako-*Marr. ^ T oVVmumi. ( C H Irik s— Silefctod stock, deliver­ fers and opportunities is like your if far P‘ Tm” ,e* t |ine IKc ^ed rate* i 7 « ™ p ch«ISe ■« . f°r to»**>* oI 3° C t0T Sun l» S m T h . Son* Id will be respons blc „ Incorrect insertion, L,r for subsequent n e office should bo mediately in caso of idvbutiserp ------ ed] W . L e fe o n ti 1 0 0 , $1 2 ; GOO, $!>k'.'l l l o l l y mixed 100, $13.00, Hard koras and R. I. Reds, 100, $15. G00,’ $70. Ph. 278, Emerson Hntchery, Brooksville, Fin. 10- Jf Plants and Flowers FLO R ID A G RO W N non-blight, good enting Pear: Stuart Pe­ cans, Japan Persimmons, Plums, Prunes, $1.00 to $0.00 per dozen, delivered. W rite us. Reeve Nurs­ ery, Cottage Hill, Fla. 11— Miscellaneous_________ telephone or your electric light— always ready, always efficient. It is helpful alike to the man in busi­ ness, the woman in the home and th§ boy or girl seeking employ­ ment for the first time.- aid representative ifsmllisr with rates I clarification will cmplcte information. wiih, they will aM ljl tdiog your want ad . B(,re effective._____ MITK'H o r MARTBU'S SALK NOT1CU IS HKItKUY OIVKN tlmt under ami In mtrxuuiiL'i' uf that certain llii:tl iliereo of foreclosure ntnl sail', muJu and rtnili'rril on tin!4tli -day of Januury. A. P. 1S3K. In and l,y the I'ln-ult Court, In ami for Si.niinnlo County. Florida, In eiimiii'ty, In a certain cause Pend­ ing W.lureln TIlOJkA* HIIKI'I’AltD la ininlilaliiahl ... . ANNBTTK It. N V K, 4u*UvliLiuUy»aiul -uo—iiuariUalU. tor -* Muitorrrv “A n s i r m r s Y k , a mltlor. ALVIN J. NVK, Jr., u min­ or). and .MALIAN ANNBTTK NVK, and UL.UMS KAYK HANCtX'lv, (he nhuvo and foregalmr de­ fendants belli* all of the heir* of A. J. NVK. deceased, are defendants. I. M. It PI’ llltANVK as Special .Mas­ ter ot said Court by said decree aupolrited shall offer for sale and *•11 to the III Sliest bidder for Cash. M nubile oulery belore tlie fiont door of the Court House of said Nuinlnole I'oiinl). riorlda. Ill the City of Kiuiti.iii, Florida. oti Mon­ day March ISSR, between the hours oi ll -loel; In the for* noon and 2 o'clock In the afternoon, the progeny described In said decree, lylliu and Indtns In the County nf Seminole and State of Florida. des­ cribed as follows: .HU 1-4 of Seetlon 31. Townshin 2n, South Lari ise 30 Last (less heitlnnims 4X1 feel North anil I It I feet Knst of tin* SouthWest corner, run North 1 doKl-ee, Bast I (10 feet, North *!• degrees. West 2011 feet. South t decree. West 100 feel Kaslerly 2 0 0 feel), toyseth. r with all III*- tenement*, hereditaments amt a|i|>iirtin.-inor* therein he|oti*inK nr in .nil/ wind -apiierml ntmr----------------- -------- ~~~[ The saute to to* sold to satisfy said il. ei eo, dated, Sanford, Klorlda, I Jiiuuaiy 21th,-A, l> KI24 s i: nmtitANCK. | Special .Master. N KM KI.IT A In >VKit, • 1 Holleitors for t’otuplalnaul. g SnlesmaJtS^Celery Markets T ravelin Chargcd With Death-, j? Supplied by the Market News ’Radio. Programs Service, Bureou o f Agricultural Economics, R. E. tCorbin, local rcpresentativ«. F R A N K L IN , La ; Jan. 2 6 . _ {I iT ® '’ : * S ) — A minder charge^was W l>C ? 4 L i f gainst If. F. Cloud, traveling safe.*- #j| ' Thursday; Jan. There were 63 cars o f celery n,nn' t,MIn>’ the slaying o ( l^ i^ J L l shipped frnn Florida yesterday, 36 niothcr-in-Uw, Mrs. Julia Berry’, - H—Dodge- PuuituUUutw-XJica1- loin the-^nnford-Section—«n ’d 27. bmL.nii-htr-yt un* rr****y ■i»'’ *VhI,1^ T \ nnd orehe'tfU. -WEAF WEEI1 WT1C WJAlt WTAG WCSH WFI WRC WHY WCAE WT* AM WW1 .WSVl.WF.nil WR* ii m r o l l w o e ’ Who w ow W liA F KVOO W F A A W H AS WSM WMC W BT WOP. KSI). 8:30— IICover Sentinels, popu­ lar songs. W E AF W EEI W F I WRC WGY W CAE W TA M WW.1 WSA1 W l.IB KSI) WCCO WOC WHO. WOW W D A F KVOO W F A A WHAS WSM wmc wsn. 9 — Clicquot Eskimos, Musical Sea Voyage, W E AF W EEI W JAlt W TAG W FI WRC WGY WGR WCAE W W I WON. ' ' 9— Maxwell hour. Native Dances, W.1Z W IlZ WBAI* KOKA W LW WJlt W RUM K S I» WOC..WIIO W D A F KVOO wsn *. iiu iiiiiiiu , ^-onMinpnn, ^-Pet*rq- ^ mt-Kuu at ins mouter-tntiaw, bu rg,'V n ...2-Went kllinnv; v.ns hotel* pruprictreav-find JireV'. i « » d I each t o ’ New Y-.rk, N tV hrlle-tvallA d ealmljroTlt o f the W * luma, Petroit, DcnMninesr’Ta.V El*’*!*'! anil went to another where he |ntirn, N. Y., Miami, ifmgl|nmt(.’.i, j w ai staving. Cloud surrondcrflt to iN . \ Birmingham, L.-*xiputon, Kyi,'['officers who came for him..Clout)kil ] Peoria, III., Baltinlorc.; From the w ife saw her husband kill her motMaiuitcc Section. IC-Wnyeioss, Gn., her ami several other persons In tho ' o-Snvannnli, •l-Plttaburgh, uml l hotel lobby witnessed the slnyitig. each to Cleveland and Boston, Cloud did not utter a word from uc* Total shipments fev tlie United the lime he eqtered the front doontot f States for January 25th were 108 of the hotel until the time ho (.Of .*** car * its follows: Florida 03. Cali- pnrted, witnesses said. <n ■* ■• 1 <* fnntin 42, and New York State 3. — 2--------------------— tij20 cars, not previously iv|voitcd M E C H A N IC A L H A N D DEVICE .H> -Mini' shipped frnn California on the 24lit. A fter years of study, JaNwat i<> Seventeen cars of Florida celery Smith, a Scotchman, has invented pnssid Potmuac 'a id s and Cincin­ :i mechanical hand that will. help, nati during the 2J hour Jicj-jd-prc* i ll vioun to S A. M, today 'destined as “ people who have lost one or*. A F3 WJAX WTM.I W R V A KPttC fid lews: 1-Ncw York. 4-l’ hiladcl- both hanils will be able to eont*...»« ■ , WBAI* WHAM KYW . phia, 3-Syracuse, N. Y.t 3-Boston. pete in the industrial market t * i t l » ’ ' . 7 * 8 10 -Chicniu npern, Aiibt, WJ Z and 1 eaeh Detroit, Newark, anil I those fully equippeil bv nature”.,.,. WBZ W BAI, WHAM KOKA New Haven. 2 cars were held in ■By using it, clerks will be able W LW WJR WEHH K YW Potomac Yanis for reconslgnmciit. to v.-iite and laborers to use pick. r.j WON WM.VQ WEN It KW K ! Tin* Sanford f. n. Ii. mnrket coil nod shovel, he declnrcs. The du- a. IN T i l l : I ' l L i T I T COl L T IIP T I I K WCCO. timied weak at $1.60 per crate for vice is made of white metai, post iv l n t v t i 11it t ■ .ir n n iA i, l ' I III ‘P I T »*P KI.U PIH A IN A N I > most stock in carload lets with a sevses fingers and thumb of spirul v.t ’ .j| | hV'll KL.MlNilI.K rtM 'N T V . IN wire, und a "g rip ” is given by *-w few special marks selling higher. t*ll A .W K llV J' THURSDAY, J A N U A R Y 2 6 . P h i l a d e l p h i a Market: 26 d e g r e e s , merely stretching the arm. K KNTXMINUKIt. Coiuidalnanl 272.6. WPG Atlantic City, 1100: j clear. 1 California, 6 Florida, and 2 MAItHALKT U. W1UTK, I. 12 8:30, Playground Revellers^ 9 New Y irk arrived. Thirty two* cars S T R E E T T O B E B A L L B O O M T v •WHITB.-',*,VXKnMriT-1TBimtW ygneert orcfiT.-tiu; 10*.movie broad- [ wen* held on track’ indyding,brok)«)» .yniCALTV nUIV.t.VV; n 1riir|mraEntertaining gueahi together Jen. Supplier were liberal, demand * ton ■■■rKanlacd and ealntliig - tin- cast; 10:20, dance music. tier th*- law* **f Jim Stale of 285.5, W BAI. Baltimore, lttr*tl: -slow, and the market steady for and using tho street as the boll. Plorldn. I>ef* udantK. *nj 7:30, organ recital; 9, Muxwell Rnot| ,tr ( k anil weak for ordinary room is tho plan being worked CITATION. TIIK KTATK <>K Kl.oniltA ’p i hour; 10. IlitlkTlo hour. ' Istivl . FI »r!dn 10-ineh evntea in Ihe out by residents o f uno side MAItHAItKT II WH1TK. North Street, iAindon. Under tho. ■ 422.3, WOlt Newatk, 710: 6:15, rough und washed mostly early It ai'|ii'«ritiu n ,un the iifflduvll'. shadow of Westminister thv»* o f the Solli'ltio f _ cnmpln'lun’nt piano Pals; 7, Shidtoii ensemble; 1varieties 3, 4. and 6dozens $1.76ars,l'n non'll s!!u'nlr ,1.r"J’hr stSte* of I 7:” ° ’ orchtstia; 10:30. or - iS2.25, 8$2.0010’s$1.60-, poorer all neighbors o f the smnll and a t i - ^ t cient street have become well acV-jj^ Klorhl-i mill that yon nr.- a gao iieeturne; 11:05. dance mu‘.:c. HjZ(.s <t|.O0-$l.75. resilient **t a Stale or Poua491.5. W E AF New Yi rk. 610: 6 . ______________________ qualntcd, and ns their hontos -and. ■ try i*Hi» r lli.tti iIt* Stiilt* of KUn’lr)**. , 1|F , * . . . . ... too small fo r entertaining on 1 ntul iii.tr vhih iPHitii’iitf uuldrirf Asstoiiti ofdii1)tfu i SEVEN FIREM EN 11CRT t« and a.hire-' i- unknown; Midweek hymn sing; 7:30. Cowarjl large scale, they propose to covgl* . V V b V ^ ^ r ^ m W . 'r a n d ^ ^ lv !. ',!. Comfort hour; 8. Dodge Present,.A T L A N T A , Gn., Jan. 26— the pavement with an awning and -;u ^ fn i»t' . iii t .' ' lit ..a Hu* oi11 d.n 1linn; 8:30, Hoover Sentinels; 9, ( IN S »— Seven members of the At- throw open their respective hougr.^,.* 10, r » Vm mn "i ,,.V.'iT.Vttr 'V\l u!Ii:-.1 i r IE-ouot Eskimos; lo. Kmitl laitln fire department were re­ e.s, which will bo used os plac«»s^.^ Bfnthc.'; 10:30, Rtntler's I emtsyl ceiving hospital treatment for for sitting nut. Dinner will bl.*^^, sg.-.'H i '"M lo Mils cause. Cilh'-t wise * . eourenso will he |vni.inns; 11:30, Cass Hagun's or- burns tntduy after fighting what served in each house ho thafc^. - It1 -I V»»l| ••in« i ■ IT was said to be an incendiary fire guests will have tho'cholcc °4? 1 " : i » .Till*: I * Hint T h in ni- chestrn tii rti I m* inihliHliptl in ic* . i i nn ill 'll hn nuhllslicil In i' :: U'.IZ V. rk, rk. 660: 6 , in a two-story from building that least n dozen meats. t3 JpU’’ I" i1.3, W.12 New Y» T h y S j. . r « l l l el«*t f . i.*!*!• l.) n th.wsj'qitnL Al Prtntimn'* nrrhestra; 7 , Unitwas unoccupied. The seven fire­ da utiit.l, s r»TniiiT,T.. iihT.ITsT.il l i i "•JZf n -rh lj$ Hiirp :30, men were burned when 11 falling cd States Marine band; •»s s iiw •, , fi»i f n i'r ' i . hni' i u i i v e w i ' p I. h o 'ch c tr.i; 8 , Retold [ caused a luick-ilraft to sweep W i t ii » « » im Imti'l .nt-l N«*rtl o f lh.» Lorn bnid> : ftt4dvr i r i i iTiii i, ' 111 1 1 o f iiip T w » ni \ j hi i ll Tab's: 8:30, Ampiro Imur: 9. Max i|1(. flaaics over them while in tlm **x»vrjrfa *Vtill It'Ll I i ’ l t r i n l " I r i o t iUil, til if ii*l f u r Si'iit i id * ***111J v <4n t h i s J T111 well hour; 1 0 , llnlkitc hour; 1 1 . 1 building. “ ** ' ’> ’A4 1 slumber music.* * -____________ • la y iif Mit.vnihiM \ I* 11*27' ■s »' *V|4» j . - i j i ft v 1; i x > n i i . A s s . 315.6. M IK A I'itlslnirgb, 969: ' t *1 * 11 ■ f 1 hi • iri iill i ' iiui t »( , Ad J. Cl. Shuron I o Tw • nt> T h l n l .lu tl lfi «l •»: 1 *. L ilt!•* Symphony orchestra: . 1 'ii 4 nil u f T hn ill ii , hi 11 it*! T'M* K ('null’ ll from SV.JZ; 9, Maxwell tn a prescription fnr , ; y-t rtint .lt 1 ‘u n t i l ^ I ' I im hi.i , Allorney-at-Law IS. a M v. KKKh. 1 h'-ur; 1 1 , liulkilc Imur. . CoJdK, Grippe^ Flu, Denxun-ir ni , ’ 1' >* 379 WGY S ch e^ ^ L ^ ilv^ ^ ^ : Will priutier In1 all the courts liilious Fever and MalarIit. _ |11:3(1, fliiinet'’rtiu>ic; .r txif Ex'iiniinullor. o f Abstracts of Land It kills the germs. ciitati.n; K:'IU. Hoover Sentinels; Titles given especial attention Save 25% , O. S. Vaughn, optome­ trist, L. If. G riffith, Optician. Sanford Optical Co., 305 E. 6 th St. Eyes examined; Glasses made, only 1?*—Houses For Suit* Political Announcements fully equipped. Plan*. In Sanford. Also watch and clock repairing— Ktill COUNT* AisLSson op TANK* reasonable orices. FOR S A L E — Spanish house now 1 t wish t*i announce to the |>eo|tle rented for $50.00 monthly. In nf Hi’iulitola Knualy Hint I mu i* Bicycle, Gun, Loch and Phonograph i-.nHIrtnU- for re-etoetliio to thu of* pd Found repairing our specialty. Toys, good location. Will sell for (Ire of Tax AaScNvor, (Milijrrt to tho 1stof! of 1h« votirx in the PemoI of boy’s gold bowed bicyrlfwvsporting tc-uds. and fish­ $6,000.00 op terms of $250. cnsli iltr i-rntle Primary ;tu hr liclil In Julie ffedcr plense call 829. erm an* supplies. Geo. W. Declch, and the balance $75.00 per month uf tula yeur. “ The Bicycle Store.” Me Lander .y A. > NUUjtAjL 1 •*v <»-!>*/>* * v r v* A rc a d e.".*»*£ • U r ' " X : J ” ' ' House contains.5 'rooms. Large-lot, t . i i *■* pm* e n r v r v . r o m im a r o N n * double garage, etc. Address 'C: 1 wish to unniiiuu-c that t am a , jfir old liver colored 1 2 — Wanted A. H. Care The Herald. candldale for tin* offlc.of County nn»U coljnr with int'ominlsxloner frnoi Hlxlrlet No. S, subject to the deelsbitt of the vol»ff. Finder notify C. W A N T E D — Small farm for truck­ era III the l>< mocratlc Primary to ■ snd receive reward. ing with house, not too far from 21— Acreage For Sale be held on June llh. A l>. 1*2* H P. LONtl. town. Floyd McRae, Seaboard Oil Co. Pint TAX Assl.ssmt arceage FOR S A L E :— Renutilul While; ____ hereby announc* to the peoplo between Orlando roads. 33 1-3 of I Hindinnle 14— Rooms Without Hoard (,'nuoty Hi.it I am a acres, consisting of some high and mmliilHti' for tux assessor subject |_G(xhI used Nash to the * 1 or Is Ion of the voters In Homo low land. Ideally situated 'u. Very cheap. Party FIV E bedroom* to rent. 317 W. for poultry farm. Frontage on old the ftsmoeratlc Primary lo lie belli 3rd St. June of this tear 1 have lived 701 Palmetto Ave. Orlnndo road. Cnn be bought at ln In Orange uml Ntmliude counties a bargain with very rnsy payments. for 40 years l havo served ns TW O furnished rooms, convenient D0 DCE ' This Is an opportunity for somo county eotntnissloner on and off bath. Gentlemen preferred. 717 1 2 years. I have made my liv ­ n md (!rahnm truck.:. one to gel n desirable poultry farm for ing raising stork sod citrus fruit 13th Street. Phor.c J. Pink Ave. for nlntost nothing. For further uml farntluii. I iirop.mr to 1 st every information se-i It. J. Holly, First tsKpuyer enrt > his itroporHonat' '%COWAN CO. Auto One bedroom, -111 Park Ave. of taxa.*' by view lug the proNational Bunk Building, Sanford, slinre perly iii-rsohiill! . Your support id theet mela* works. I Florida. a lit he .ip|il eclun'M. Avenue. Phone 710-W.[ 15— Apartment For Kent - _ K. Jl. Klid!BE FU R N LSH EI) Apartment: hot and 21— I/Ols F o r'Sale fORD IlUICK CO. POII HTATK I.R O IsLATm H ’ I wish to niinouaci’ my eandlApey cold water. Garnge, Reasonable. Magnolia Ave. for tlie .Slate l.elgsljitut *■ (OfOUp Phone 3C7. Apply 116 W. 19th St. Jt Hint Will Bpiurr.stc support lO LOT BARG AIN Lot I, Evans the primary to he held In June. pS-KAltMONS FOR R E N T — Apartment, 1101 L P MAHAN. Tcrracce, 63 x 95, Comer M ag­ mi Automobile Co. Elm Ave., corner 11th St. nolia Avenue and Hughey Street. pint TIIP. I.t.iilHI.ATtlBK Ave. Phuna 137. Price $7511. Half cash. Best buy 1 lirr. ■i.y IlllllOUilk in> eanAldar) Furnished apartment, 1119 Myrtle f**e Hir Li­Klhliit ui i*. HUhJl'Ct to the In Sanford. Phone 783— M. I*. Service Mill .If lli *> VUli'l* Of .Seminole Ave. Inquire Mrs. Julius Tnknch. r.iimi > in On* fir in j lo lij, held Phone 597-R. <Ul J Ulb■ 8. It»S* paTx t . • St. M.'Il-qftp. * . IJ J W second rr-'de mat- Nicely furnished* upaiiments ’ with F O lf'S A L E — E a s f front lot on f o r c o t \ t \ Ji ncm Kt that will last. It all modern conveniences. Phone Mngnoliu Avenue, Evans Addi­ t liorHiv ui)fMmiic<‘ my ciindlilucy !•> o f f i c e «*f in-auic it covers up 70. Cull at 318 Palmetto Ave. tion. Very desirable residential fu r i!*,[h :' iI'.'>i nt\ ri.ViitiiiA in !l, I'liiqimi Eskimos. I'uuiit v Jmlu*' S< ruiiiu’n’ County IN(N farther, und weary 1 I'llANt'LItV 168.5. WRC Waxliin-tiin. 6 III: district. Lur'fe lot. Owner will sae- Flofidu HUb}«*tit !*■ will of 11 »• furnished u buy jour paint FOR RE.V1 — Two S>1 1 ......I'l.nii t .*1 .i tx*I State. Marine band; 8, 8eriiln«l»’ riflco on easy terms. Address l>finuv:r.it lc \*1 jt»*1 *• ajf upurtments, large rooms, 919 C*iunt>. in the IhtiiMcmiic Trlinary SUM. Sanford Paint i ■, 'Dodge Presentation; 8:30, Ilooveu C. D. 11. care Hrrnld. tu be h'*M Jmi** 5th. 1'J.M 1 Park Ave. , 1 H timsi.N i '.v l i . it " l i i . i : Sentinel'.; 9, 4’licquut Eskimo**. Co. 112 W. First St. .IAS 1 ;. SHARON. .*t.*l H IlA il. I* 1 1TTIC.1 : In. w if. ’ ’ ’ 1 Soillhern. 16— House* For Kent 26— Mistelluremia For .Sale l l l l l TVX rill.l.Kt.TOR i arms, Groves, \i iTiri*.' i* 1 .v i vs T k i ; s s.u.i: n.i(l t, \v\VNC Asheville. UM0: 296.9, WWNG Asheville, I wish 1 *. uuuuUi..-.- Ilia! I .In a V.iTJI'i; Is 11>■I'.*I**' .:u.u Uml I)-*’ Tark Ave. Phone FOR R E N T iu ik I lilat a for 1 1 '-.-l.'.-imn lo th. miil.o 6, sluilin pcograin; 9:15, quurtct, Bungalow. Nicely 1 111,1 l.i vlrlto* "f a Iteereej ii'fu:*. uf Tux . nr of Hsmlufurnished. Well located. Phone FOR S A L E — Roll-top desk; refri­ iilo CouiU.'. KUliJ.-. t to Hi*' action ..I * "Cecl*. Mil • uml Mil- . uli'i.'.l . 10:15, occhcstni. tin al...*.* »titttl*.| 1 iiu-*- "ii gerator, cheap. Welaka A part­ of tlie v.ilers III to. I/einotrn 11 >475.9. WSB Allwnta, 630; K. 99. 1. nth il.«\ t-i .liiinmiy. A l* l’rluinr> to l.e lieM in June. ments No, 3. Phone 092-W. PRINT SHOP Dodge P icscnlnlion: 8:3(1, Hoover . H iu i f, 1 1 Muniu1 m j *, 1 . it Your .xupnorl will >e inprectateil I V Mil Muliil.il llhi* Mil ■1*1x ut Sent inel.x; 9. Mawcll Imur. Ihnva on anything ir. F IV E loom house, corner Oak JNU H JINK.INH H.iiiu* hriiii; •hi t|i| \ A l» 1 Til phone cull will gel and 11 th St., all mddern con­ FOR MALE—Good Fonl Delivery 384 I. KTIIS Hot Springs, 780: Hi In 1 '41 111 1 uml .1 Rule I hi > r im fcrvrr: s k n a t o h iftffie 417-W. 9 Rail- veniences. Garage. February first. in li-i'iii nt Hi 9. Italian program; 16, il.n liVl.ti N il I f n Heart I lie 1 »-*1 \ HllltriUlP »* *IH II CWIliltdalt* 1 * . | M truck. $5.00. *5 Font Motor Bout (>*f 1 S**ii«hi*l' % ' II M' tu HiuTrid .if rum Phone 8 6 - 1 J. or call 116 Commer­ almost* new. Imi III .. " . ii 4*1f l l leal s;«lt' ] So»>«f' Make me an offer. tin JTih y.’iiatui i.iI illntrlct cial St. I*, til** ll 11II*h1 ii ml Ii14'lM hlllilt » I'll 1 r*ui .9, W M f Memphis, 580: 8 , |)umm| a( Sviimiolr I'.icVUrd J. A. Cole.«-'I.|ncolu Motel. Ini; tli*‘ h 'lt*l limn* ' f ' ITO'JK OLD W A LLS tipH sui»j*-ci to iiu i*«4inocri*tic > Prc ciitution; 9, Maxwell Silt Ilia lull* *v\ 1ntr 1I4HCI iibi ll Lll 'I. , primary l» b** lu*lil Jtim* 'JfcW WALL P A IN T S M A L L unfurnished hbuso clohe l 1nW ami b.'lnu Ill 1l*•• i linin' v11 »i If I pr**nii*4«> to cuntittui* .jPKW AND BETin. Rent cheap. Apply 308 W. FOR SA LE : $1500.00 worth fur­ t*» work fur tho lo*nt 1mi ti-m pf tH" 1‘-intil 1 1 Ka-mi mil** ii Hit Still. "1 .11vii'ii t 14'itlii!'!)' 4-1•'NI'! 1b ' i_ hiu1 » 11,11 [TOTHER INFORM A- 15th St. nishings and lease on 42 room <llhtil«*t .4ml I invMi* you to my *I 4t) " bl.l^ flllluw*. 1M*IVll , PRONE 235-J OR rrt'iini 011 Fillch imptirtiiiil ICBlalahotel. Furnished. 1/jw rent. J. A. tlou Tin* WcM 7 lift nf I#**l'■* l if­ ux gn.i.l nmilH. r.iuxcrvatlon of LCCLLER. SANFORD, .» ROOM house on W. Second St., ts* it 115) und Slnli't‘ 11 (Hi) *f RIGGERS D A IR Y FARM outnntur.tl r.'sogicvj, 1 ctluvQen of Cole, Lincoln Hotel. two blocks from business dis­ Rh.i'lii 1 *1 %* 4M T i n I Mi*' MI lllultl luk.B mill fllUCHtloll. ’!‘I link Rhone 3711 f hit Itlu iin'i'i ihilts 1 S.nif 1.1 < 1 tlt.i buuiioi". of all !« } al liomocrnli* trict. Good locution for man of i 4 I! 1 ; *lt .R T T.iuff iiimIn Miin «*f Sun J, J. I’ A HBlan. New six-room irtoi'.cru bungalow, Sweet Milk Sweet Cream 1 ••1 *1 Klitriil •, uf* |m » i»l.ii ili«r» M ug STORE— Prc- moderate means who wants to bo and 400 laying hens. W ill sell 411 July nf M-ciiiJ in I *! ti t lion Loiter Milkclose to town. S. O. Shinholser, ro w aiiuntV F ■} Dregs, Soda. Wc arc ■ ..n * .|^iu ..:., p,it ■i .uf .I ill.. *I1Iy tin* 1Kni. at a bargain and good terms. I Ii .t .I i * auiiOUM* o>> cartulilary '■nur phone. Call 103 Phone 186. f S* iniimhK uhm Milk for Babies lu Utri’MiiIs * No. 2609 Orange Ave., Sanford, fo r 1 111* office o f Hlirrllf » f Hninlti1 Kim hlii ole I ’niintv *.nl>J**rt In tlie v.JII <>( I'm iJiiiisfr tii I'*1' T« 1 him: tin* vot.'iB nt Hu* June ITimury* ■Sier.i of all Kinds 5 ROOM bungalow with garage. Florida. Route A. Sox 170.-F. J t-\ Mi'i’ l.HI.I.ANl) $30.00 per ntonth.T. A. Brotherw 1 : w 11 it i: •Pliu L Wall Paper ujjll 1 hi l * sen. phone 135. K4iu s i i i a n r r Wood, all lengtri'., for sale. Leave A iu »y u ; I hereby 1 . mi on tire m> cmulMacy U M..SII.V •Jrlliil'H f.»r I'mIII IJ.11114*fit, orders at 1511 Mcllotivlllo Ave. for re-election to the office of sher­ three HI—iepilr|r,E, j,;nno FOR R E N T — Furnished iff r>f Krn.iri.lv I'ounty suhlect lo L . F. 11. Dyson, — ------- -- — '---tF'w j Redden skin with loom cottage. 1314 E. Fourth St. Ills ni'ilon of the Miter* In the .Jnterts with 17 yenrr near Forrest Lake Hotel. Modern Drtnorrullr |irlinur> to he held next IN 1 Hi: 4 I»I in n r T in : I I 'I M ' . h o tw e tto w e ls .R u b Jltafonl music store I will appreciate your Call next door. For oak and beau pine wood June. h luiH, sKMIM'i.K i". >rn t '• Vicka w ell in. Vicks well in, cover cover Room 10 & n Mc- improvements. support. respectfully jours. T.VTK I l f l-I.DIUDA Phone 857-J. < I’hcne B32. C i: HAND. with warm flannel. I t . 1 , lb*. i;-i:it*' " I ' Al.l III.1* I phono 920 0 1 write J. H. 8 ulli­ I* \WKON. I '" • .b.'.I ven, Osteen, Flu. Strand wood y o u ri.icnK u r T in . r i n c v i T IN' I'lt* UtAT'i; 1‘OI'HT ! BLOCKS-- Irrigation FOR R E N T — 5 mom bungalow at mixed $9.00 pet cord. 2 ft. lengths FINAL N'JTICi: I hereby announce my candldsey 2121 Pulnictto Avenue. 2 bed N' lirn I* hi t .li> clvrn th.it, lb*' i|eneral cement wovk. $8 , 0 0 per cord. lor the rjfflro nf Klerk of lae Cir­ uiKhTBlltni'd will, *<i. the SI Hi d-*> "*l* Co. J. E. Tcr- rooms, bath, living room, dlnln? cuit O.url subject lo Ihe will of ..I I . brtiarv, . A I' IsC. pri'n ui room and kitchen. Garage. $25.00 tli*> voter* at the Dctoocrntlc pri­ l" ib* Jlnn.ii ipl. 1 I'.tuntj I mis* "i M and Elm. ACTS M W AVS A T O N C t j*. i,iili">le t' 1.11111 >. t'I'.rldu. In 1 fii'monthly. Key at The Herald plenty or WOOD & COAL at Du- mary on JuneI >. e, I*.192*. T il It A8II Kit il T'liirti. iiix.iiint 41 ml v 1 .11 .'Ii.'i> «• hurt's Wood yard. 9th & Cy­ ING-The Roof F.v» office. A'.inbilHtrnl! IK id th. K 'lale "I I'UII 4 n i'V TY PmiSKCT'TI>4i press. Phone 380-M. E 'Jcl#l shlnglei, \l l lllill I1 DAWS't.V. ib c a r .1 .v rrim s K Y ,.i'l nt aalil time, thru anil I bet*, tin and galviniced Six room house: Tenth, between I hereby nnnuunce my candidacy in..be apptleutii.il In Hie snlil I Magnolia and Palmetto. Rent 27— Money To I-oun k ? * ! II- Cowan. Oak for ri-t'lcrtlnn. t** 41,.- r.fflce of Jiiilg. for a final Belli.'in. Id nf he. 4'ouni} I 'roe ecu I Ilia Altorncy sub­ aiiiniiilstrulb.il of buId • Btali. mid ( “ St. Phone 1 1 1 , reasonable. Phone 251. ject lo Hie "H I of the voters In f.*i and order illa.-haramg hit .*b TH R EE , five, or ten year loans Ihe Democrallo primary on June 6. - ii. h AilmlnUtrairlx. “ time and this i7 "the 19— Houses For Sale • JOHN <1. I.IIONAKDY. Haled till* the Skill day id Pei" , will bo considered on first l l « your hair cut for .inbei', a . D is::. T o n n iT K iiiv T u id iX T o y T sth St. KLI/.AHKTII DA Writ *N FOR S A L E — 75 foot lot facing mortgages, improved city proper­ I’ l lll.If' IM ITlirCTION ,Vh bliiilnl 'li iii ’ " east on Palmetto Avenue north ty, at 8 per cent interest. See 1 um •* 1 ondldute for re-election uf the Kstul.' nt P e lt e d Fem ale ‘ to the office of nuparlntundrnt of o f Hughry Street. W ill sacrifice .Rhodes 1-ockhart, Phone 8B2-J. AI.FIH’.I) I’. DAWS<*N public Instruction for Hemlnnle ..........A l" n If sold immediately. Very little County, subject to Ihe Democratic [ ''anted: $io ComPrimary. Your support will bo ap­ cash required and easy payment* CLASSIFIED DISPLAY IVroistcut cougba And colds lead to preciated. millinery course. on the balaqcg. Address P. 0. Box T. VV. L a w t o n . i**n;x trouble. Yoiacan stop them now -------------------------------------■ KIh .w Huckram .to •431, Sanford. i,-III. Lfcvmuitlan. in emulsified erw (un - 1 Ipsl Ion *nd Hemorrhoids K ill! 4 I .K I I K Cl It C H IT COCIIT ■ * S t ome liefore too r..nstlp«tlou I* raid I.y ''u‘ "d Mde If at is pUwanf to uLo. Creumuliinno'inco my ra n d ld iry j ten «t this price. leal authorltle* to bo the kullier fo rI In-rcby iiu* office <>f clerk, o f the k.uii is a m V medical discovery with „ ( liiheaHe." If you arc constipated, O lirn lt Cuiiri, -u.’ l i c i to the uJtlon |il. Vou* materials inn fulii rcliifn* it soothes ana heals t i k Juno Primary. .i i ,.1 allow It *“ *.'* !,,,L^ fv o i!s ’tiBSs nf tiie vo'lirr l tho June Primal ihr itilbmcd membranes and inbihits ...... . or will lV*J noei b m X It.,,11. KKAH aeMttull, slucuish U 'f r‘ _____ ______ _____ _ ----- ---Ave. grim gruwth, -t Acute IndiccjlU*. ndltf*' hvadaches. lllirh blood fo il IT.K ItK OK r i l l C l T T COVHT .ill nek... Of nil Lnrysn drugs, creosote is *ccDisttboca, Cholci "’S ,, <fcbr< "»ar'«. tiardenlnif o f 4hu arteries, t wl«h la announce that 1 nm a ^ w°nvan to live Motbvu, Bloody FR** •guisal by rigli medical authorities as f . iJ it»ht u ilikCihc. »ud in 4lni« candidate (Or re-election to. the picore of an olJ FOR S A L E — Hano'some two story ^hemorrhoids. cf the gmteot healing agencies for Colic, Burns, etc. khidi hpopUoy. flu* o f 4,’ U.rk o f 1 ho Circuit Court. m s i d a apoplexy. P a iy ; „,, if j ..ii arc u woman, you will of fomln-il* County, Klorldii. sub. Sweet Bugle is a purclj <rsislent coughs and colds and c*ber lia, v painful men***, Joel |o Hie decIMon of Hie Item.,stucco house in high class probably bums of throat troubles. Creomulsion v t | t l< k l< co m p o u iu l » b J ** P * f {.ladder Ir.iu'ate, a'ad ollu-r dlnuaautb* Vbli rs of tirrninole County, IcafIf wfr tvtn Ii ff lilt tmatleii chiU. A #*jic f* ,-uni.iins. in addition to creosote.otb*” residential section. Well built and „ pcculinr to women. Napoleon le i-i In til.- Doinitcialle I'rlm ury Hire- Ic I m l lit j r i y y b l f i fi» f w h iih ll W e-l’nc rlnnenli which •'•rtbe and heal thoroughly modern in every res­ **alil ,!>' have lout the buttle of 1 bin 111 he'bold on Juno (th, A. I). jy s j Vtlairrli.u bi'caune of a bau attack he infected membranes and atop the Wanted pect. Beautiful grounds and ,,t hemorrhoid*. You will lino the Hit. L L . v / L L H O D R N 'S V. K. DOCGLAK8. jtmalitn. and Infbmmaiiun. while tho shrubs. This property sold recent­ l>atile of life for health, happlnoe* creosote goes on to the stomach. Is abr u n c i .K i i k o k c o u r t V,a.n nt*d* *ork. ly fo r twelve thousand dollars. and Buccre*. lust a* surely a« Na­ elixir $ y / £ E T •orbed into the bjood, attacks tne scat poleon lost Hie battle of Waterloo 1 hrreby announce my candidacy V i t ' ' i cook> or Present owner is willing to sacri­ If >ou arc suffering from any of fur elerk , ot 'the circuit court sub­ AT YO UH u n U G G IS T 'S if ihe trouble and checks the growth "«Bes. Box 333, fice fo r tan thousand. Apply Box ihe common complaints .enumerated ject to (lie will o f the voters In it the germs, , above KonMlpstlon and hsmor- Ihe Democratic primary to be held 3C care Sanford Herald. EreomuUlon la guaranteed aatiafact ho hi» can by positively cllmlnatod June. k. L A N E Y ’S.DRKG STORE I will appreciate youi l,v our non-aurslral methods. Writs support. ury in the treatment of neraisleni Ucisch Bldg, ■. Sjnicrd, Fla. coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, or call for free literature. ConsultsIt. A COB 14 bronchlli Other forma of reaplra- J Me I EYNOLDS DRUtJ,^ ^ 1 — IUL, .okuk* ory dlsi forbbildjr heylsursd Physician «l**clall*»nsf . I ’Jiersby announce ■ m yself ae a Sanfo d . * *ft' 1 ing up Office Treatm en^ Qf^Hloig- f.-ji le fo r s h eriff o f Seminole n lf, subject In the action e.f Lloney kinocratlc primary *• to do M A R Y P H A ^ f^ £ L sot rcli ' the earty part of Jus* |»3». ILAKI jt lr * »ry • Jlteciions. A>ry roapf.FUMty. W K. PRADY. •j * 1 K IM 1/ , iriii,i'>| ’ Ion lA ti 0 ? e s‘ i ^Xt:l\ i1 666 it *t* 1 i Consider If »i 1 m K LO R I D A Own Your /luianv) 1 Own Home c i .1 u I ^ (it* At Chuluota you " i l l M’t.l nt atmos­ phere of rest arJ cot'tent men!. ihe lake*, the rolling pine country, Ihe tropical tree* and •brill:#; ud are factors I hut tend to rink*- the mer­ est house a hunt. Colds *'V^nk.; ;:.w IV C huluota I « . 1 •*.»' ,\t Chuluota we offer juu n liunrn •" on u lake Iron! or an inside lot, »r » ho inmile on which can be built “ home of jour own design. U fn ll/ you prefer a c«»untry place or farm, we offer jnu tcn acre units, clear* ed, plowed and fenced—all ready for eultivalion or the planting of that orange grove. This and a five room bungalow with modern conveniencea and u garage, all from $5,000 lo $5,500, with ■ very reasonable. first payment and balance like rent,. l! :i/iifrp*> 1 i'*' f - '■ * r in i y 'nf*nl. i r Healthful Climate I 63 feet above sea level (iutof Schools: fe rlile soil; pure water W rite forljfreR booklet , . . An furtteV . ror ViL^V*. M . . , / )T x .y ' .’USE THE COUPON , £«• i . ' ' ~T J. \V. H o ffm a n . V lc e -rre a ia e n t, CHULUOTA C O M R A N Y „ ST. AU G U STIN E, F LO R ID A . J Without obligation, please send me Ihe Chuluiyla book. i * —^ , 1 Name * * Street — aa «i» f: *1 ' •♦ad*» * i -rr.it rV •. ryiffi a * —ri. s •> .# ».* #**•*- -- 1 J. s •‘ ■'--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 26, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 26, 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 26, 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/a7c3de8131aacea40fafd71e85acc650.pdf 1323b03edf2ef34f4b9df6defa5ed047 PDF Text Text j S li — " " • ‘ ’T T tS THE WEATTifE { Fair and coldar, with, boary : frost In north portion and lig h t I frost in the interior of central * portion tonight, Saturday fair, I collier in extreme south portion. - y—fn—Fforida’fr Heart. tld’s Greatest Vegetable nc Richest Garden Land, i Leased Wire International News Service F o r R eporters Pass To W itness Trial O f Hickman find Dank Receiver Base Action OnCity E rrant For$ 51,500 [xt Court Term, M a y Air The C a s e itytU-t’eivAMl-Value For Warrant, I laintiffs Will Declare -f LOS ANGELES Calif,, .Inn 27 — (IN’S )— A wealthy, wcll-drearcd ivrmnir offered me $20 this morn­ ing for the use of my press pass to the Hickman trial. I figure thn* rile hoi mgs t" that satin lined elanbecause she invited me to Iter suite — not one room and hnth—in an expensive hotel to talk it over. Refusal, waving away a higher price brought this: “ I’m just dying to get in, won’t you please help n r.” Her double chin • wobble i with emotion. Then she wound up with: “ I just hate to go .hack to T-hiragt, n rd adm itpt b Irry friend r that I didn’t get into court. I saw. I eoh and Leopold five times!” I’v. met murder fans in my days of re­ porting hut never such a priceless T,r City Gm'c• rn m o n t h a s , ntatl ' ilofetm unt m o ' ; for $7').<U)b fo llo w in g t h e t n, ,,f iireliininaiy Iiu p e rs tmlav hy a t t o r n e y s e m ­ S f.v the C o u n t y (om aioneiv t" r e p r e s e n t Tax Sfctur John M* I LULiTmij 1 LiV HAVANA. Jan. _’7 t Tin- practical organization l ’lin-Amerieiiii Union a* mir principal iigciiciis of Paneanium occupfc’d the ceiiti r stage at Havana today. Actual bruiting **l tin Sanford Alamo ( >■ ***upun.* tumor !** ^Ull,lr*-*t pupers uf HaturlMU,‘ “f The Herald will *•'' cou|h,m winch will entitle k i n tr* 1,1 11 ^r0r admission to H, ' *n*' 1 heater on Monday k* u ” in' 'vilPv85 11 perform- *0 '"*1 Axiom, .inyattc and I, . . Ir8n',‘ 'vhp begins a week’s NFXX XIt k i > LOS ANGELES Jnn. 27 <IN-S > Funeral services for Mr*. R'*?e C. Douins, mother of the m nioii picture actress, Marion Da'ie*. will he held ut -the Title t'hnich *,f the Good Shepherd here t >*!u.v. Mr.-. Douras, who died front hcfti't l rouble Wednesday, is auivived *•)'' her Juisband, Judge Hernard Dourti*, of New iYork. and four daugh­ ter*. Marion, Ethel,. an<l R " 1*'1' Davifx uni! Rose Davie* X'an < It'”*. ^ **u,m-«'"mcs n . Sanf.ogd a* that Lf' “V*1 attrury* ikt, ,*t*»I* hilled In the . 11 H. bn* hud .1 the. show Mojpjpy aftci d'cloVk.* . "■. ' LURAVILUC—D r.w Cold Star ago plunt open* here. IfM ■ w II la *...... .......... I'’1 * th in g mat *-i mil '* »i \ , I..w. | of aim'll l. "'Ii l"'i gilt In-1>■! nut M*li 11" I'1if “Ii < i , . I\ .iwiu'til J*••• hum Admiralty Adopts Safely Devices To (y'uaid British Suits sri-pi e r u iT . ag' t" ....... ' * Seminali<* C ,-iliail '• M’ ' i " ' •onu 'I the leading *’». 1* ai i*' in t In - it> .Xeeorditlg to till p "**•• of ptos,. am *.led hot i*' .......... the lecent i veetit '■ ‘ |«» it**,, who wus charred \. iih • " •I’*1*''' •' * ’ assassinate former l,.v-i’t'» t ' Ivuro Ohregon. Th.....a"* l" 1’ ,l*r<lI ed into the pi»li*'» h. a i*tuar <-is hi. uf t lu in did not p sist. hut .m I've set' up defiunt erie Chri*t. our king'” l.liN DUN. Jan 2 1 ilN.Si l'hi b ’.itish Admiralty •“ ihat -ubmiirini dis.isteis su* ti t n .t which rei ently overtook l nited Statu* siihmaiine S-l s hi reduced to a minimum, amt l when they *1" happen aid. ' t i.u h the stricken cnif* so *wi that the chnnu' of .raving I nhoard Iter will hv more tha: fifty-fifty one. . To.this end a new plan of *• j,.,(£1, linn Wen worked out Tltp pivotal points from wh lo tion will .he taken are Porlk; ud, and Portsinouth, uh commaiidl Mdennan t ’onvicM ,,, • | the sea nrvns where dimsters i Asks For New I •’•‘II pfrfT'likely .to happen. . On the signal fur aid being G '" ' reived search vessels will al oi MIAMI, Fla.. Jan. ' '' proceed to the area of disaster Motions for new triu II nu '' ditcuvor oil. balyagd -craft, w day filed hy attorney runuei. ricw s ready will set out Alderman, alleged •.■.uniy tj1ut nrca Df.gtroyers and a i m who was lust night «•' wilt leave simultaneously. by federal juries "i* !’,v ..“ '" V -.T Itc A d m ira lty .is understoml m urdering' Victor, A. 1* i ” Undying • plan f«'i t w tlx Sidney Fandcilin. m< double mammoth tmoks on the hull* U. S. Coast Guanl recoin • pahmafincH to fucilitnt* D death vcrdii-t cririi* if the tailing in the event **f eof**r mendntiom* *>f ni penalty is c a in u l <*ut» will i i r . (.idnnerging. the /i r s t fedir I hanging >" »•>*• SOVIET ACTS South, uecording ' ,i attornoy*. j jo huso Alderman is ‘‘lice i a., *oast RIGA. Jun. V’ •hot and killed th hud _ capof the rreently guuidsmcn after the luicil him und R**’ *' Welch w’i'.h |u tiis |iis i'' hy tl winch t h ’> " e re n i - n U t o n w - d a cargo of'liqu running from Rimin' to Miami • pile O*' olfletal WINTER II.XVJ’N r v ulk M n g Igid an •v’"t Street httweeii /\v.'nucN ’ LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Jan. 27— (IN S)—'William Edward Hickman faced western just- | ice. sw ift and sure, as hit* trial for the kidnapping and murder of Murion Parker 11 unterod. its thirri-ilay.»- •• SrV• I'jjj Within six hours after Su-* ! perior Judge K. J. Trnbucco, • the open r.utgcn til North t^enirai y California, had nrtlcrcd the trial ; to proceifl, four women and eight j] M i l t l l l XMI’TON, Mitss., Jnn. men tentatively were seated in ^ 27 - i | \ S » Negotiations with a the jury box. tinmi *.f l.lackiuailers or kidnapWhile the hearing was delayed t * ’ having piodnci’d nrgntlvc pructically a whole day at tho **^ lesillts, a . have other “clues” in s ta rt hy Die ilisuuulificution of Su­ tli..........arch for their missing perior Judge ( urlus S. 'llardy. . •Innlit' j-. Mr and .Mrs. St. John the up-state jurist who replaced Smith, lienrltiroki’ii ami iliseou’-- Judge Hardy has made up for loat > c* I. today prepared to return to time with his direct methods and 1 i, j( home in New York City. Ills **wlft- rulings w h ic h leave ttir;-fl t u.i undetermined whether mom for argument. Objection 3 i attei. pi wmil*! 1>*’ made from overruled.’’ ‘ We’ll have no orgu- 1 I tier.* to ronimunicale with tha ment, gentleni**n.' ''I ’riH’eait witli tin I of i uminals claiming t** tinve the next question." I i iiu-i. Si. .hdm Smith, the goldKiL’iy mani’uvei on the part of mi hatred eollege fieslunaii, a cup- I the opposing attorneys tending to Ii.i in New X’mk. -low up the tiial is met with a j \ |in), ..-i for i hose who have | decisive and uniilteruble ruling t. en making ransom demands was ' from the bench to push the pns- J .mu" .ci ret Iv late yesterday tiuf reeding nheuil. XNhen Juilgo^Tra*, .i'li *1 to. predure re n d ti. tin ie r Inicto enci»uit«T« a loaul^rtiarl h« ^ prearranged plans $ u.tHHl in •>Ills ’ c u ts tin* gordinn knot. w l.roiight t*> Springfield from He adianced the iris! fully two 1hours wlien lie peisonally look tho prospective jum rs in hnnd and ■ asked them eolle, lively a numbor* rj of preliminary ipieslioits usunjly j |iropouiul«% «l t«» «*nt h jtin»r indlv* iilually I'V the defense und proac- >1 Iff \V|kI| i •i.tturhh’t to* h.uhHcriU- Judge TrabuccoForm-■;< cr California Cat-?] tie Man Orders Tri- j al To Move Quickly; > Refuses To Hear | Petty Arguments ! Four Men,Eijarht\Vomen HavelleenTentaiively Put On Jury JUSTICE IGNORES BLACKMAIL BAND CLEMENCY PL E A REVEALS NO CLUE $ jrjU IIS ll CRIME OF MISSING .GIRL tali SERVICES HELD pren.ipina in ‘ flu, 11, 1 an* urged k Mils*' * them nt hy *i]|' ''"Ailay afternoon and Ui«r • ndmltted without b- k J U S .J \7 lW NORTHAMPTON. M • , 27 ( l \ S ) —Search for t - _ •’ as hugger” who for mo; .la d w in S c h e m e W ould F l a r e mnntti-tin hern annoyin' Illin o is C ity At M ercy O f Smith College was renc\ F u t u r e D e lu g e s D e c l a r e s *’>• detertlvos invostlgr M isso u ri . R e ;» rc h V n ln llv e . >i»-"me " appearance Club Via* 27 it Lake Mm Kresge. mi store owner, ha j •.null fur an oi plum Team Plays I a 11 mi where eliildi •»' ini fni hi uidividii.d Ini) Saturday win ii .m il in tile utlltos | li.nj-lit■'li. plcMilelit * , p i u a t e home, t.ilium nl C .limes, al ian i- allUolIlK’ed hi th ii, r the m " Hon of M . iieil.iimu. through Kail Houghton, welt a.* follow nei id manager of tlie Well uni” " I . Anile " , Tl lilesgi hi’le The gift will go Itni mol'd Hull I' Minim d i m I I I ’ «be Methodist Chill! Kei itaimn, ......... I.ilnii- run's llmi.. H’ty of Detroit m ma s”. Hilly Mu -. ravi Folo, “ Little < noil's I ' "which *• lump ............ r $2'‘ir,’"0° f,,r ' pureha-c et t weiity-cighl acre Mi-. George A. Woodman PilillologUt Mr. Priest imltlpos-. j ,,hl ,l"' ‘ -. Spenee. •*«;.......... . T" .U}[ah- [ ar.ied hy Miss Kehols. ,. .. (i -will house .............. four children Nareissu* I inno Sol** Ih v ' with o capable woman in e h a rg e .,I Kehols. ‘ actuull.i h '“ "g "• 'be cottage a ­ So!**, "Sul n mother of tin uhildren, wlien* Kicttc. ever piisHibli* nun ril'd women will Violin Solo be chosen so that their huxbanda npmil M. Ha may live in the cottages with Pimm duel, "K anlaie Cn-iy ' them and give t*» the children, as William Tell". Mrs. Hall atm Mibenent of lloughton. Short talks hy Rev. John *-•••*' * “Tlu Kiengc Foundation pru- ol th*- Congiegational Coureli we-teiu vides, in addition t« the lump sum. Saiitoid, and Itev. James Tlannp„ mi annual payment of Shli.OUi) son of the Community ' l"ip*'h ystery", rtartin g next year. . Of this Luke Mary. limy he- amount one-half Js lor muintenThe banquet was Served ' •*> . ttu n ^ s ! mice ami one-half for the prinei- committee composed pt Mrs I | He has ; pal endowment find." Wagg. chairmun, Mrs. A. C. If*1' iv. Mrs. C. R. Sibley, Mrs Win Musgravc. Mrs. Raymond Hall an* ■Mr*. George Woodman. containing the coul ' >v through the ak rw h?S “T n p u C f ,, hl' ill I KHi^'imis Situation ,an: .......,limr_lhli l'“pi,ul Lake Mary Sorial Hares Up Aj»*ain Ky Chain Stoic Owner Chib (lives Aniiiia! (atholic's Arrest Donates Huge Sum Haiupiel Tuesday For Orphan’s Home inipiet uf I lane far ** i""41*'1,1, C -4 — . ’ . D e f e n s e C o u n sel T o A t t e m p t T o Show T hat G overnm ent "f sonic change in the mangeC o u n s e l Mad A d v i s e d W i t mints that would give tin-mu peep n e s s 'I'd T e s t i f v F a l s e l y at the “ fox.’* Hut ail flu km ier* are up—the wooden partition: :luif lin’d hack th elotig line- in the cor* Prosccultir Objects . Senator Opposes lidnra. the guards waft admit no To Conspiracy.Hint Federal Program otto without u pass. in face t,hi» same Judge TialmAttorney IV\T^* Gordon Or Constillintr Fugineet* Slate*. • c i made it clear trum tin *eeoml *1li.it Necessary Safety rite* dors In s u l t i n g Ijtn g u ag e In- entered the courtroom ih.o i hetc i- to tie umirce.suiy • Tak"en“Frunt ( o u r t R e c o r d Tot Is Laciring In Army Plan I'lligli s tu ff or l a n e • W \>IIINi. I'oX WASHINGTON. Jau. 27. tailing on the part of tli nothing but tires* tnck.w:i (INS I T < I • .Sinclair il t'i stern liusiness. tilTi-e ln*th; i apt.I Dome e ; ^ ' tempt I...... . tl t announced Uourt tod.iv tl >i r intended to un | e m e iiy **t mi> derteke to In that govern:i ' ” along was vnii«>i I meat cnim-cl t ail advised the “t ■ ' •r*’.* .'iitatives at .* , proMcuiam e.tm r. William ' ' ' •fiii’it the Seatite , MeMuUir. t' , bun * detlctive w'n " ' turned p n m ni infromei : A swear fuli-eh I- foie the gran -'•• ' A fjore hrfF.H m Y- «irffaf fida vit-jrrh >r*y>»* t •xvigTh:i*-»>imi ! ffftn’d ftvWVt>»//<vfhr-’ rd ^pfniVt.rk A,. I cords. • • . . .■, uhl liuv.. t„ pay This Mntcni m was made ' . j J;,. t t.■i tl:. ® f >ii urge lloiivei. . toritc j - « ( Hu , , f|„ un- |*y Sini'liur. Hu • limn, who la n , , lint cased of turii'i; ii » b u m s Del* • , | .i\i* X g in y t>* impu.*e an* impi , av.-re.g,. , pii Mil vi illan* >• ovci the l « l . J,.,., n,. i -.p .m ud Sn.cla i o>l cut i :racy jury. , ■ , • I»*-. Hi ■ \ t • l 11• > IVVloll (i-lllt* , , I’, 1,1,;, , . " Uapcii to ni* fc* ■ a m i.. demand , , t)i '.li- *N,m , that II.Mtvn's "iti'Ulfiiig and . ,i u.i, view It, !’.t fensive languag* * he strict** , , ' *■* from the n>, old nn*l .Ills.ice I . il,, , | . , •| If , u •te* yiddoits so •-• .Ii*i, ■I. . a* n .nM mean t in vailiiili. defense UltOltl*-: ...... . ___ t.,n. >.I the .Ui.a ■in* 11 sp* t <»**iI w <h d< tnnnil. that pa • ,,*,i ,.| i :l,| •ilv n m i ' t ,.f '. . i . t a i i t Diitricl A’ |. ,-j, nt i tul i:i .lam tl Leary also 1 iinaui I. te -u iili-i n ’l.ear.i had mu.l** ret* I’liio tn . aink in a pasaage wit , n j , I;, .> IS i h.u 1 ' D**tigla«s. b n . i - l„ •:, j <ii*i Inwyei. t. 1 • * 'id a *• i?* 'tei Itiitlii . tie -' of Mart - i ■ .Sin- *;i al t" o i .i n i I.i-tidi'i - **i tin* ••**111 * *e • ii**t «• tlmt hy next week it will In- j***-? i1,11• t *tall a plenat > m i 'ion t<* i* fiird ilte III -t acliit ii ineiil- • t il" CnliglVS' Several i f till- «ollimlt.ioiis arc putting t1i«- finishing tou­ ches on el l*n t- t i he ■ul*iiiitt* *1 f"i filial upproval. The I* eling i that these imilter- should he ilisp' sed of as r a pi'll.' u possible. I'la eiuiilh Ciiiiiniissioii w*ll nrg*’ II|, U the * *llf»'ieliees iietV*li l<* stimulate the different republic* in Mii'i'orting the tied < nos- Tsr? ,h“' ,,ay wi,h nt# C onducted In Connection W ith M issing Sm ith G irl N A jhVrtullscf jor h- Hi Ashr ft. receiver f"T’ Gte S e n u n Coiint.v Hank. : pturcipe »f .••uiiimon. was the . pjpiT fill’ll yesterday and it •attorney- f-*r the munici-j *rj„ HI*’ an appearance tu­ , “ni,- .la) in February, itiffs will *.'Iinrtly thereafter | i derlamti a' ami the City la (ftol to dt’inur l<* the hill. Th*’ I is r*pei Oil'to have progressfar enough t" ‘"ill*' up fur j it, Spring term <>f tin* ait court fttir.p **f ill* -ml had heell anmtrt I ' f ’rnrv* tor Air. Ast> NUMBERHI Member Audit Bureau Of Circulation^ S A N F O R D F L O R I D A , F R I D A Y J A N U A R Y 27, 1928 The State, so fai. has used nil ,-*fC |,tit one peremptory challenge, . -A*] while the defense still has all of '« its alloted twenty. Chief Defense Counsel Jerome Walsh indicated j ; | ; he would use the full »eoro to challenge any prospective Juror. 1— xvho has contributed to any fund for the arrest unit conviction ( \ of Hickman. 2 Who has devoted any effort ’ t toward Hickman’s apprehension. :t—XVho is a member of ony o r - . *j t K ganization which has gone on rec­ ord concerning the kidnapping and murder. I -XX’ho is a member of any t (, * hurch whose pastor tins prcnched \ on Die Parker kidnapping-murdor case. ‘ h —XVIi*. has listened on th# 'W ’J radio to details *d the crime. tl Who i«prejudicial against *i»^ . w i insanity defense. , 7 Who has a child a tte n d in g V the Mount Vernon Junior High.. , r V School from which little Marlon ( j ot Parker was kidnapped. Among tho-e were not permitted . kidnaping Scare Conies To End With Dismissal Of Case In Police Court iKrcnsions und sturvd a t the wo­ ainford'* much discussed iping scare, which has resulted , men,, motioned to a rhild in onu the spread of widely conflict-, yard as if to entice it j w a y an*! ' distort' .ed*hls fe a t­ rumors during the past few f____ i n a l l y# ___ that" he ures In such a manner as to giv# reached u climax in ilu n ic i- l i-----... Court this morning with t h e 'h i m an "ungodly look.” il of James E. Stout on. _u | ____ Stout told a rtru ig h tfo n ra r! mlcriy conduct charge and story, declaring that he didn't arh c 1, rive in Sanford until a fte r ‘J ,.i lather nbi-uptly with t.... mi.*Kil of the defendant follow-! o’clock, which was in conflict tin: heuriug of several witnes- ,With ___testimony th a t ho had p u t in. • ......... ................ . TiTs appearance Stout said ho was accompanied by two other persons, ono n man the other a woman with whom he and Ids wife i eside. The purpose o f his mission was business and he said: _ Idge when he failed to find his t^tDf and was alleged to have causeJ he rode around to kill time, rjt w.tihidciable -.commotion in thr He ndmitte*! driving through the lliicnp X'ihta subdivision by actions ruhdivison several time*, hut di ulti-’h wi re desvriliiHl by several ilalmcd any unasaal aiticr..** gti hU^ ivitnessc’ ns being “crazy." part. He said he >loivrd la* car{ Knur* womrii and three men .down on onr occasion «* he n e n r ^ cstifird a g a i n 't Stout. It.w as al- a "dead ond ^ street b.cau*v hwj Ic/vd the man circled Ike xubdiv* hail test h:s bejrtMi;s for » miaul# 1si*'n a number of time* Tueaday nod admitted he'stopped the mach-' ujprning, stopped hi? «»r vn two • (continued frx'tn four) ~ ___f hrrr abatttrT;S5>" �% * «* 1 — -~ — b'HtUi'. in u a Rroadcloth shirts. We arc gding to dear out all wc have, and they are all in the popular Vptain white; a t r.*V ------ every one of you that wants to keep money in your pocket by saving it on clothing. values over. You’ll see your chance to save. Every man in Sanford knows Woodruff the best there is, and these prices are the bestf ever made on such stock. Come early; Here are 100 Suits That Sold - at $35 The best products of the finest ready -to-wear tailoring houses in the country Style-plus and SchlossIh'os. Years of super-quality have made these suits bywords in even American home. 'The price is ob­ viously ridiculously low. 'there are o’njy 100 of these suits in stock. You will have to come into the storetomorrow morning or you will think there is something wrong with these prices, 'the suits have been good sellers at the regular price, but we must clear the decks and so the price is shoved to the bottom level. Come in and see them before they are gone. The values are between $35 and $40. Here are some $35 and $40 suits, ai they are worth every cent of it. Ti sale price \s $24.50 These suits are $45 and $50 valu< We are selling the few we have hand for only $29.75 These suits have been retailing between $50 and $65. We are goii to sell them for $39.75 During this sale the finest Klorshcini shoes valued at between $10 and S1li are going lo lie sold for onl> Here is just the thing for every day wear. Hood quality lisle socks. ANI) TO THE FIRST FIFTY CUSTOMERS THEY ARE ONLY Heal Hostonians, regular $7.50 sellers offered while Ihex iast ut nnlv We are going lo sell Kdxtip {Jlupp shoes, regular $1:1.50 values for onlv M. . •* Sweaters, slip-oxer and coat, in nil tlu> latest solid and fancy colors. Just (he thing for these occasional cold snaps and for golf or «uny other occasion for that matter, ut the following price reductions. $1.50 reduced to $7.50 reduced to $8.60 reduced to W omen’s it Silk Hose 1 Wc ftfe offering a number of pair of odds and ends in ' women’s shoes. In order to completely clear this stock we have reduced them all to • * Also other hats xul at 96 and $0 ;ir^ ing to he clearer only > . Here is u truly re* markable value in vxomenV fibre. silk hose xvhich are us­ ually HoliV ut 75r. The price while they last will lie tmlv ‘Here is something for the value hunting man. Good $1 underwear to be closed out at qnly # We are making these sweep­ ing reductions in our stock of tit's to prepare for newer stock. * - - Here la a wide assortment of bathrobes in many uttractive materials and color combinulion* to be sold a t the follow, ing reductions— . . $1 xalues for $7.00 reduced to $1.5(1 values for $10.00 reduced to $12.00 reduced to t Here is a large variety ( caps. We have reduced thei as follows— t • <4 •« $1.50 values for $2.00 values for $2.50 & $3.00 values for -.oj �THE SANFORD J I M U M ).K ftr m iV . .lANUArtV 2L .JfrA O E T W O The Business 'Of Raliliit IhiTsing “The Sanford herald — i»f T allfniMN eareiil :ri* s III s mVtaanalla Ml I n f a r l , FI*iMa> AvrMl^r. |i A s Brisbane .Dees it ___ COLLEGE • J tV .U U - FRANK- CRANE A - VHiU'tiuvcr—m a i i - i t t T a m p a - hua. -aUKge*tv<l t o J l i l U - i Doubting I ’humnWM— b o r o u g h f a r m e r s t h a t t h e y ro i n to the’ r a b b i t r a i s i n g b u s i ­ pt, , | i, ,w, It H.u* .iri i*it'■'• The upshot of it w e n t ' - t o Watt Street. . ■m ail tlaaa matter n e s s and, t h e t h o u g h t hits b c c u n e i l it) u s t h a t it to o m u c h i the i-.ii>. i day; ’A e'llK-g.* *u;mi.' Huit it is the school's busine:.' to. _ -:«lrr*4 . M •* fa Ni'w Kind of Huh)'. n r t a l ia 3Tr 111*, al (ka Paalafller t diitn ■t'ir * nlcnt.’ apply you With the materials for t a l taklaN , VtatMa, a a l r f art ' uf c e le ry i s . n o w b e in g g r o w n in t h i s c o u n t y t<> r e t u r n a m a x i ­ Nut Jail, Korop**. t )\i*)praa al Hartfc ». IWT. ~ T, ;i. lu i* put knowledge bofoi _ k ovvjedg** and to surround you m u m price, it m i g h t lie a good id e a fo r s o m e of o u r o w n IIy Arll.nr llrlalintir. you, li e. they c o u n t c i : . m .jq, the j>ropcr atmosphere of ( rl-lii IlliS !•» slur I n, - j >U U DRA.V_______IC4llar f o r m e r s to give a t h o u g h t to b u n n y . >VVAItl> m:i«U tlnnagrr C o n t a i n - i iu U b ia g U m ._ J i i U - - g r e a t_ r a b l ii i spot iaU sl - f r u m ,«>■■■■ ryg i«o . _ ■ ^ IJ-f .4<UIKI.Ha*aata( k.SU~r — i . t.' ''* a* «::u! .*■■ a .i i wttli men w|m have learfled t h e w id e open s p a c e s o f B r i t i s h _ C o lu m b ia , s a y s t h a t t h e Th, . ; _ST7i«Ut'i-oV-.I ‘ yesterday, y i r u s i iiiptio v HATH* ifiiu i’ uoii'ii in the m li-oiti<> • ;:d know how to think. ■'pfir »*** •T.Ofl c o s t o f s t a r t i n g in t h i s b u s i n e s s is e x t r e m e l y s l i g h t . 1U‘ u.„ away uw„ y from f , „ m stock*. let siocks. tel the „ricm , _ „ .mi said i it t mb. |jut nlw ays'the question i« up, nalha n .m fall. I-tiler they cm no back and rr I. u . Naalka t u n s a y s t h a t sUxlv d o e s a n d f o u r t e e n b u c k s a r c all t h a t a r e n.................... and, “ I can ■apply tl: the last analysis, to the pupil. • 0. 1.1 n e c e s s a r y to b e g in w i t h . S u c h a n , e s t a b l i s h m e n t c o s t i n g o n ly |,ul ■rrlrr | r r Wrrk up.again, upH.l; ‘ IP* can' use his material for hrdefinilioii, but I eann*\ |-Var seized them when Chicago'* braih- t ■ iit'rrtaiiU it. T k r ^ r r l ll< lBalarda a t a a m aawa a b o u t f i f t e e n h u n d r e d d o l l a r s w ould he s u f f i c i e n t l y l a r g e iginal thought or he ' can be* a ■ aalrfii ■ala.crfkeB to the lalrraaII.loi.o Izhr: l-dry-iM-dust. * A ......I rallei , lUnal Arno lartlra, rrrrltla a Irnm t o p ro d u c e f r o m s ix to s e v e n h u n d r e d r a b b i t s e a c h y e a r , federal receive bank raised redis• llW aataarlor *ana oraHalaal loa T h e y tire v e r y p ro lific . ' I " 4 up. n mv ill •!;. an! 'mxvnl “to curp Kd'.ici You can lead a horse up to m a a lrr utkkaaaaal *»uriU Hally nitar* t it i> a li f c attack upon all oi"' wnt<ra hut you can't make him T h u m a r k e t , he s a y s , will a b s o r b a r o u n d a h u n d r e d , Mwrulutnui. l i t laaHlai rarala of tliv r a f n a a••■rift. Tkr I. .V ft, la Oil) (,,,•! i of I'duciltioll. -..me ' .It ink. . axially In FIm IHo auM «t» t h o u s a n d s k b t s a n n u n l l v , p ric e s v a r y i n g a l t o g e t h e r a c c o r d prclallr etrirlral a kamillac alalr aana aa in g to t h e q u a l i t y o f t h e s k in s . “ C a r m e n ' ^ n i a m i t a c u r e d So you tun send your boy to it ^ ^ ^ sll(, ll(t ,.U(. of i api nr t tly well fouialni. C S S J .-4 ! 1,11, 1.1 . - there 'h much in but vuu can’t make him fro m choice c h in c h illa s k in s , h o w e v e r. I n - q u e u t h sell foi | ( , j!ul | lit*!lliisviit financier* .1 col Vires to be m i ' ' kink. ■ Mib. ■ W ■ 'Wt< IfrraM U n *ftpml»rr Ifcp l a r g e s u m s , " a c c o r d i n g to C a p t a i n B a b b i n g t o n . might find u better way than mak- ! eireu. *1is«tff * 1%Irffl *i nrf llrnilnl Inim. in A bright young tad is no better I'lm o n ly d r a w b .u k. so f a r its we ca n se e . to flic p r q p - j , ^ munry~itpar for these engaged lli(rrnilUai«l Auup Ji Uuh «»f I'wbI . r who simply hear- off anywhere than in school. If he I'Utrr*, itltp riU m , nmt AilirrlU* o s itio n is t h a t it w ould p ro b a b ly c o s t s o m e t h i n g to fe e d in tegular business and frightening ! , A .,..,1 fits ids pupils l" tin tiers not train .li,is mind there he , a* Agruta n>lil< r*i|nlm pttrh less' » ’ rnlitfuh.-r luriiilirr In Miiliitilf t«i n t h e m . O f c o u r s e , s o m e s u c h s t i i n r n i g h t b e d e v is e d a s ! toKitinmic inventors, ,. i bed of preconceived ■s not going to train it anywhere. plot i ; tkofOMiik nuilli nf *iiMh«erl|ilUi ,i |Mior leuclwr. J <4.tlat« In unlrr In trrif> nl*»«ilii(rlp w o rk e d so s u c c e s s fu lly f o r it t i m e o n a c a t a n d r a t i a m b idea IIICH FINANCE bitterly uppoa. ’ liti. ■t.i uiii't remember llm'. . .nool rc(uains> the best place, on nil rfalmi iif rlrm!«ll«iu h« •irll iu in A riz o n a . T h e c a t s w e r e ra is e d t o r t h e i r s k i n s ; t h e t a t s tlte wliols, for-a, young man to hour*! liiiilnrmi nirlli.tiU, i’d tin* federal reserve system that th '1' i is full of M'l'ion pass hijj mat tiring .years. It may w e re r a is e d t o feed t h e c a t s : lull it w a s fi n a l l y d is c o v e r e d ba< since proved its salvation, and nilnl. t i athevs who are inn 11 _ swamp him and mislead hi.ni, b'uf, t h a t it c o s t a s m u c h to buy foot! fo r l lie r a t s its i! w o u ld d<Mm not know everything. ( , Kilt HAY, JAN. 27. I1I2H. geiili- n c - Iling with the prohluu ■>•1 the em itia tv, It ’may siinmlate f o r t h e c a ts , so t h e plan w a s a b a n d o n e d . The dollar lias drop|ad from loa of t I .. ■*l They nitty know n- bint. m i : i i i ;ji i -ihm. ii a \ i eo'U • to lill cents of real' value. C a r r o t s a n d c a b b a g e s , w e u n d e r s t a n d , m a k e m i g h t y , — people w j^ 1»vi*#«#■•tjnif In d o mill rmml) — The— qww i ltf f - W* tmr~ i m r u i e • tin it. I good r a b b i t food, so it m jglit . h e p o s s ible l o r >onio ot— LLLLH_ : TTTU with them •/— - *uulr» In Jick wealth has inn eased enormously. NSMI . a io rs reali/e that .. .chord' perfect, but liavt y .n any! f a r m e r s t o d is p o s e of t.heir e x c e s s c a b b a g e s tiiid c a r r o t s in •Ile'tnrdles. of discount rates, sound (ounIntHl.in mi M. J dll 1*4 III t h i s m a n u i r . C a iita iu B a b b i n g t o n s t e m s to t h i n k . -chord to l.c Imigi thing better 1 . offer? th at lll%rp (' minI. valuewill li-e. us water does, S bot.jk are | r .greasing in nntliI it- t inert Iv to mean ' |U »lD lii||inilU n of din it I It ly ||l*»i> t h e r e a r e s e v e ra l g r a s s e s w hich, g ro w in n ro f tts io n t h r o u g h ­ until new values and th ■ new dol­ m e trying to tr.V' like everything else and are «.—Aii|iHrullti|i • i liiiiiitliitc |irit- o u t t h e s t a t e w h ic h a r e ric h in p ro te in a n d w h i c h w o u ld lar find their level. bti'incsr < > f thinking, ! ondng hrtter all (lie time fn f* li11vimt». -*oirlfc, n |i« r Irnimi V m a k e excellent r a b b i t fo d d e r. If s u c h is I he c a s e , t h e food boHieii. CL—A f mu hi it itIf f 4 hr* i r VIM.S M K. f l ' i r r i s ' emin| *»—4 •*«r 11o n f *1* liratMlflrn- p ro b lem is s e t t l e d . It on ly r e m a i n s , t h e n , f o r s o m e o n e to s t a r t . W h o will e n t t c ii spi cttthlc n e w s p a p e r s a y s , i in n iii.ifstiiit Bril HMfl tn nil r f ii li«tfc|iNii!, I "Crowd* g a th e r e d to s t e t e at linTALKING FLORIDA lie t h e firs t o n e ? In.m e o f the eilgt'llir’ Utloy." riMKS-t M i l s * HIULE VKItSL -FOR TODAY Tile illtciesling lit l lc story is not I niih tlx I k": i.S We I 'to* “Nothing But 'Hit* TrutliM • JOY. IN TIIK 1.01(1)—Praise >v ■I bippi >1 :l < I irs^ • new. A widow holy; unmarried, - 111 niu | .i re ’. It* i 'iiimomieeil the Lord. Prase ye the lmrd from with no children, decided not to o( I • i • . i T b u r -dry I < Vo cm b ein g It iin lc.| ii pt»r r that . . . nil ears 1 ithe heavens: praise him in the; E v e r sin c e ()ox ljiiixi.de iiutdi 1 tin* r e m a r k t h a t Hon* ipeod a . Idhlless old age, and the ; her tek 'tir-ivp.vi hcighU. Praise ye him, nil bus . . .. s ii(**hesti<IMihi'V‘ '* m id <’)r*uht ) e r t ' )rrr s c i U i i n e s b u f o r u . t i e d Jteogmi^d.nliy’'. ts-hery. -.r--AJ.W.. i^VVdo.Tr ' v ’. d " •1' i1' ** “ •.’Aa >* qvnj w f 1w ' d ^ " a* Id■' f .fa ill i vlien u ,JI “ * i . i -i i s. i r. . v. . i *. ' i i wfi vni ' i i V....... . t i i l t , i ...... ..... .............. case will be .11.; iced I PRAYFR—Bless the" Lord O lin in s u lt su q u ic k ly r e s e n t e t r ns -.eiilg t allod. d i s h o n e s t , n Manio.. loi-lbei < f Pi im us. t e rn -, ,u., , . u ... II "• . Vaults are fiuvi'.i'l f1 i itjy .oul an all that is within me. O n e m a n even g o es ho f a r a s to s a v . " V ^ [ y ** l , “ ..f ttVlhafu the il„- n,.,.- of middle' ..I I'ebruaiy until the policy.* h u t he w h o n i l s on t h a t p r i m i p l d is imt a n li"tu*sl oin*|, r wa * iiiiiiun l ied ui his birth i Hi*' jblcss Hi« holy name. fi« t uf March. "If the gm w irs d.> !(.*otl,| '«* - Tin- ,- ,i b i t - ------- ^ ------------imt g.-t excited and try to overload n u in ." l .o her i ha>i : Ii- i n Tin* mu'.biT ..f I . iiar.i,. law .• 'v>‘ ’ he mackel v.|. will have a fine.sea• i:,-J'5-"7 Ml - i ti A m i sif wo woii(li*r how m a n v w lm ln»a>t h o n e s t y an* no n •<.1 b.s falher. sliii.< f'Now I lay me down to sleep; U|.*ll* ' J |,.'i i I :|* o '.. ii with <" 'llent tirices gr* vailing vliir J pray the Lord my soul to keep. a c tu a l ly h o n e s L O f e o u r 'i- m i \ lev' ol ii - w ould leal , >>1 t • b. g gr • ■ il'i'ougb.' g." tl* Il. t.d.l go-diet Ilf I should die before I wake, IN L M H .V P ' I . \ N .la v s , wliiit ‘ o u r n e i g h b o r s s ilv e r, o r iii'rn ian en tlv approjirm ti* his la w n i. . an eugeu- t,.i 111 ... v, ! a t 1'. I lltiu t llt’itl . J pray the l-nt.l my soul to take ’ m ow t i", liul m i g h t 'Xvi* tmt la* d i ' h o n r - l hy b e in g 11<>ju ■.-•i Mt * ni f 1 -• calls ■Mla-c' wii.dd liavu mill, "a god m e re ly hitcjiuso t h a t hiipiirm ol to in* t h e host |-o|iiw .* Slip frired little feel have ceased to >•! i a* d wuutil have gut pore iion esty w iqv not tin* In* l p n liiv . Stippo.'i* l.o ^otitr •a I I HI ,F,Ii11 „•I\ ramble, W H I T E l .E U H O U N * t HesUrss little band- .11 r old r e a s o n o r o t h e r , policy n i .g id u iitofi* la\or**«l h \ di Inm -i •• -a> oo.ie sim|dy, "I Q ua kly rciievcd 1 oil o. b.r.e a 'ic a l ine s l ) ’. W ould "*• t h e n la* h o n e s t i i . i ? and •till. II inMi.ng «r«s.anil li.'ln i lurk • ' by i u b m n g on la t !i< r, |riitat i>•>! v\ pH lo*:, i V*.| ,iiL. leltgiuusly JfcTille a mother w.rUne - bj ht*i ! n ( ,'i‘orgt* W n>hiit|!im i from big!.-grade, high egg re*-C.OilIv " ,- WI ..Mg, 1-‘I a ’*I. l.'IMWIl i n Ii.i\ ,■ ■ 'i S C K S • a1 'lock, bred anil raised on n e v e r lia v jn g told a lie. I darling ,1 In i hi ____ vi' f r t P O R U H •I'rllgll ■ l irntii* :i*id \ u i i . i . And her eyes with tears uii* ho|M- I sh all a l w a y s p u s - r ■ ' 11 *11’ 1fit 1'**1 •i A tall lie 1 :i 11«1 Z.-.yy. •ui* own iam b. t II.:'. - bidrjen .fill. m a i n t a i n w hat I I'on-id' i M<■ llt'i't >'MiUiiltir "t a'l i N'( 1 w *• w..tub , il 1 i;ii finely ik the house iHiuiji ln*r he t h a n e 1o r ot a n " 11 .m t Mutt I -Ian 1 It* it- I rum Hr. • I prqtfle. V. 11y 1 \ Mi il m a y not h a v e t >ld. at *m *,im .11 ..tl, - . i.i |ll\ D f M t 1M ( - ' I.IM 11 '*iit s. pen*[ ^ N e v rrjunior*, ion lu lste|i- uit t h a t h e r h a t wa * l u - a i f i l 1 l win'll in r* ;t!n in 1ill, ■III H . ,. . idetl 1 Im, "in.. .1 11i4«1hl’i , t I’liMiell I .eg h o r n R a n c h . tile stair; t!lun J. Mcughltfi 1,, 1 t lo 1 • .In , ..f Hill II I’JI ( 1 i <vicilo. I'liirida Vainly now the motli 1 Wail. Di h id eo u s. .... , l., lit' 1III! 111 1 ■! "•I.. » . i III<1 ' t in y , fT > < ■ 1 ' 1 1 .'.u g : hi ^Ye on* * * h ad I Lc pl> a heur hei . Pliune 17-If Architect V I" 1. I ■u*. i "Mnmnin. >ume anil hear my lit III* roniedv called " N o llm g lint tile Ti *ii Id in w in .!. . lie! | i • 1 111J I - r l 11* I O i y < M l l‘ I.I ' No I Itank 111,' ; ■ dll re s u lt ini in one ol th e <n o * a g i >i (ny t.. I. 11 no lu n g ” , goodnight p la y e r" Vv II • I S n*1* ' d I nL. i ’ i - J i ' i f i l l i h i h j r % the tru th . I m a g i n e hi di-i o n itil ni'i • w h e n Ills 11 n-ii llt.l • 11*1 • "ui | itt!)i*t -'Now I lay In- down to 'I.1, ing wife m - is le il upon a l.'ing loin \i IV pert u n t i l qtie Mill ' i'll hmill \I i’rii) ui to k 1* a lo e , d * Lot \ ■ nits, i r e g a r d i n g h e r retjiiion mi ila-n fir* -t III * i.Ki \ i \ t ; i.i ( h i t s s i .h; tr i *should die lief me I wake, i i | i l i n l r , h i l l nmilv 1it . ai ii in i h . i r n (HD ■aii].' S \ N F O R D L pray the I.to,I my -',.ul t., lakt- I s id le d in a ii diiplei a n d *1l•I I’d i f il I’tj V*I!H I.UI. ■II | 1*1.l|. .0.1 J. — Ity James Well• i ties. 1 «mil \ W toil •, , tJ ; i til it .fill t ’ lt l f il '• I* . 1 1 V 11 v oil do not lu Ilev i I I m •* M I d r n i . l S I l K S 1 I.indbeigii Iia' n< won u.„ al.... ! h riilg e party a n d till r \ M'v o il, 1•*•*fc* I h V. !.. t v •»1 i in id. T I R E s <V T U B E S Hying ill oi anid.inr . ih 'I i . In f I lo not m a k e vmil -ell pill'po el >1 t • li l . . I.!it n n r . l v I•< i i; ' Mi l l I.1 nl HIM1.1,1, rhief C11lit i’Mi L f t ( i n i j (i *i Il lll.V | I ! 'III..II i m, w |! 11 holiest w h e n p u - l o d I "I all a n "■ I PIK iN O U R A IU IS OC 111 death. ltd! il w I e ill III S* * I|e V-. ill. kno w in g wlnal \"U i h n i k "I Mr . i : . i I \ . I! . ' bill*' ll|,|t IIIt * ■ W lljit V OH TIII 111. n! F. I*. R I N E S •» The edlloi u| an , \i luinge .• i tell 1hern, t h it t he\ w a n t " . now ■ .. «lll I I Ilie li And i * • w 1i.it Imp j 1 h e i r o w n new h a t . 1*11 M um t h a to* j i n c ^ b a i Ibe i.nlv 11.•nI•I•■ with ti.k 1 I .a | I irst Si. - ’ i *.:> •• gerttdieaiioii i - » lien il appiieil ti i p e n s ! Dfgii'ile P. D. d.i i'.it.igel ftill1, I I "in St o '.il "watrhes. ' * *1 • V*a Ml I . 11title ;t| t li.it TIlO nhim * s1. li It w:ts mail** | n Till*: llu.M K N E W S I*A I*KM. * a n i n - n t i i l i i m h a s II. it* Ui ■ t u-ou • in. n, gi t l ing (ruin a n a e l n i l p h i i lm t r a p h . , Orlam o teali* I....i.i n-p<>ti..I 'lo.noil j . 'I s , nun J( .| N j\i\**il m a n y d iffii til! t * ; t h e on ta u g h t *>t <«pp.. ili.m tl -sale* amounting t . I'JL’s.llTf. din ing .ml lu i ontnun' at l hat i ate SI,I ini rensi* in c o s t , of piddi* atio ii, tin* pel'll " t u n p a id •last week Iftl • Hires seem- In IIIi:< wui* g i 1liil.it 1■.1 1 •* hi ) t \ it lit l o u r in p ile d anil set'i | it ions, t h e ' m u i i Mainly o f adv* 11- i i *y* patnmag**, Sii ||dckmg up 1 I'M■ug 1I1 ; III* \ nd 1 1■* l*o»r* (In* fill's s i n i s i u 'd • — II pt'ohlem s of c o m p e l it ion. a n d tin h a / a i d - "l d - o w n mi I’ a ll lg K. L. Null, rlian man ot tin* Sea l a k e s . T h r o u g h al) I hi* t h e h o m e new -p a p e r I ill lives, T h h i, ■hand Air 1 it Hr* ah,'. - hr h*<s LhiiuI n e w s p a p e r is a g r o w t h a deV rlnpm i nl m a d e po- ihle I.' Emil' |>i iD>!• v io ir siTliiltsly \ SDN IN LAM in 1 ! Mil 1 ' .Florida hard at work lie doesn't t In* c o o p e ra t iv e a n d re ei’p t i ' e s p irit •*t t h e people II i th* . Ait. . ,il i111* 1 ..ti 1*»•1 D ?v111*H litirl w In i i In st* I wo e a r * -know (he half of it e c h o o f t h e eoinii'iinit v 's r i g h t s , a n d a d u e , t a v e n u e I", Ill.it ..Her Ll ' 1u t lit 1 in 1aw hull 1 *fAsliiol t*!*■• t h e r a m i llu* c u r o • .J *\ <t min nl <0 ! 1 it IM. to ll a n v K Thaw 'n \ - "III. I.mm c o n ta c t b e tw e e n t h e d i f f e r e n t p* <*p|e . .1 t h e e o i n n u m i l y O ne I rnnni. o n e 5 riM»m 'tu is I»*r • 1 mini. H1.1l g >1.1 I,' nan ga . • .•w ild's la*. A .lam ap*' ( ‘o h in d u is E n q u ir e r S im . Vn't eruzy.; he's josl a darn IV.id. T)., 1.,1Iii-i It) law >j d’.'.OOO It" am i mu* l, m o m h o u s e . .is well ;■ li. av \ r. p a ir hills. •And Harry ought to know; hr 1 hi» I any 1HIMlv will till 1" lad ■ f makes a pretlv good data foul T h ei’se 11m i sch x r c m o d e r n j CU.Mlie. I I'll will, | III , Itn nielli " 1• 1inn' t w i'li vini hail prop* r •himself. THEN AND NOW i Ki .1 ., you aic in in ..cut insnr.tti* e j i f l e r a*i ae* iile iil. in f i e r y r e s p e c t , m id t h e S VH \S(l't \ I t u t s It.- w bo -t. al ,i -mi "t , |..t h .Make m i l - ,*l \ *itii* penti .Minn I , It's been a Ijing nine since am renf in rensnnablc. lo mil Who 'I.- mL a hoii.ii. ► one has had as manv (loulilrs ai . i W i >»fti 0 l o . i ' at a "la i . i» U 1 -I | .tl I I - . ., ’ )i. . i n k now. iMlIlluM. goi - I., la,I Ogc A 1st, h a v e t w o 2 rim m iVhe missing Smith PolTcge gill \\ • d ents nil.I VI' l l . -1 ■ le a k "t S o , a 4 11.(11 I l l ’ ll1 t h : , - .1 , • nra momuntaiily ixpcctiug loo t*. -ala I v*.'lit v live ami th ill* veal furn it p a ri tu rn I* p a r t l y 1| ’ ll (Mill mi t h i s age n cy lo r all 1 1 1,.^ . l l .1 1 .1 \ I d RNAI iii *t ,,i io ..* ct •go ll i.v tell u- al.oot tb* -. ‘ i l . . hilled. V « 14 L ; i I h - M 1 • 4' f: Jlje seen in Sanliod H is « I n r m s uf Niitunmhih* I n s n r . oiiiii > sell.ml and kill' font . » ouf the low ii . i Ik* i >ii.111 an >•! 11 i m 1 I ' . l ( l i t • . 1 « . » ' < ( t I .1 | * l 11' 1 .Mil,li cn," item Nashville, 11mi anil*. The l ity of Sanford i- suing t i e e t - , llu ili'ti. till -. .1 l u i i r ' l i r i k * a r . l m l * ’ » t 1 111j ? • m i n t i l l ^ mi will h a v e to M'l* .'*iu Ii u w ind w>>u|^ \ li New ^ ork bank uo some l.und' >n the biglivva) and th,. miuv.<..ilid do - ti j Tim I- y 'al ag". ■•I.i damage in a city with'I*V'OlM'S Ml t h e s e In a p p r e c i a t e t h e m . Illegally held. S •lit fin il Is tip i n (itit| bi lily of S u m so I.i in * i'il ui - Al . iii'lliing Ic. I, lu irk or concrete ai 'f city lint t*> ml*r fiom thr Iimiim* thnl lim e, tIn**•■ m i - a miiiiII hoi*I nl I a. I. t..cd .1t.u!" visit s from ol ic i If some gen ui' would roiiicn •of kondiiRp, Ibduiiil New* which made . -i. <•■ tw. ii j a -1i t *u11 >.| till' ..not i v I "d.l.. Date on “quautltv giudo.liuu . kt - —— .i— week lielw een Tallin > and S a iii'..:a lids i in i - one ol i la- iiiU'l tntei - boo-es" as manoliu tilling geuio » Married men who wide news ind win ch w as ib e I ' n . f m e a n ' in M i ulq lots done with not.on..lull-, huii-e I*. O. Rn\ 3,19 Sandford, Fla. iper pntugiapb. almol (lie women o| t n i l i s g 0 latloii l . i lw c c n the tw o • ' t mg i umnninllic I liAli'lied I'.ntt ways luivc iu expluin t.. their Itii-S. D ue g e litleinau t. 1,1 ti >f I l.c vi-itui bi'ie luiili moi li to would be safe and . beagei tba. I'iioite 251 — M cunt i il.uti- to In- cniuv mi ni , liuu.l they ai** now, lion* ,-k.vs . scl a gel |# I y e s that notlting tursonal was 221 Magnolia (*|„ >ric IS lieing w aked ug liic no , m a g a l l . i i *' ills atf.o.l bun idcas.int nn.|i,i to country aehimlhuuses. ■ Attended.—Clermont Press. his ai rival by a le a m a te r e n ­ ing lie lias cm.s) avees lu 11)«* d ea v o rin g lo get hi- w'ligiM on*, fittest I'Ubing waters abaig tic y 1 1li i t hr d d k s , w h d gm.i, ,t ItcpnrU f re m other Klnriil.t nf lbi> d reg Mind on Main street t lilt i i h -1 Dill l a i spoils ale ii)i,*n 1, Mia. Lindbergh through the air JcUlc.* indicate ian unpieredented iggoMte liic ba at.. ii tnw ui ciqtlc*l ■),, ini it* lin* wa* i«f gull, icnni', Mexico city in a l brer eng in. »i ,.| ,| I Influx of teiiirlnt: tmiriatM ibi- winter, and by liic First flank and f i a l i i i-i how 1111 ui. Tin- wititct tg a i l c i ' •jfce wouldn't lie aurpria-d if Sun- puny. In .............la* ■ Do-ic »*••«■ ..I the cii. ii - an* l.i ie o. alt..ol him I'bine, didn't quite make tin* night ill one day from Detroit 1.. Mniuii N L|V>rd itcelf had ilHiir llele Ilian few lo n v e in e n i es ami |n m l iciillv | a v«iv glearant divenilun Tin ait Hut he did fly "1*0 mile <>1> ot, * iixunl. no l u i ii f u i t s in the home- in lb** noisciim will 'ui.n In- ogen Din Iona of gasoline. Du the In-! hip city , and the -t-'ic-- w , .- . rod* l.nthit'g lie n lies have s| .I,-1 | | ),,,,. »f the n ig , going ovei the 1ting T h e K o p d -llill 1.u m b e r The New Y"ik Timei is vvendei- a ffa ir s amt i"Mlaini-.| iiitbei' a vi.hiii for Dll' a* cumlliydat aa ,,f Ridge mountain', ice. ferine,| „„ C whe'hcf tli** n d t - n i , of Hie meagre Co., w a u l s all t h e bu st•v. II t HUHi .0 mum(dm li­ w ho d d ight to .11 |.,11 1..tin* tiny "flying flivver." ciiiugell•Rtoc rat If eon vent iOn -luarbl b. disc T ■re \U'I ■ lin ra Ml Mill Is 1 t hi*m **L us (li t lie sill I. | m|l i j 1 *1 Urcuks to turn back. IL w ill nes.s il cun tjel — A nd i t ’s Vilau reed " 111*tvs ton" or "How,Now t In­ \\ 11*11|* Hloulioii is 1lll'l* 1 • lltll. I lull III! VOIIc l,e,-,U (O s ta n again and Minced. ,lt.*’ "IlttWKtnn’* i* what lluuao ff ic ia ls k n o w t h e way ly I’hniifcri'if We ItavK'l* Ml*j for tils diversion ■■> idea Timm* figure', 7!KI mile* Hying ■tillin' call it. oaved slicets all uv, fit v. i sure , that is not to he found loilae loll"* nf gasoine. (In the last lag lo su cc e e d is to b u ild a Splendid Imt il sin lai e.l highway* ( j„ ,s'i.ta.'n|n. Tlintv year.' ago, with flying in it*, infancy, "Cheer up.- fellow Miffcrer.' in lead into It 11Util cvel v r e p u t a t i o n f o r good m u tpinrler. | Suriiaiita may have liven a 1 ,mgui. *--* UntalUm. (here ought to lie Wiuit* Dur Jionic.' u*e gu vn i.t with tiuj, a l i vety.-unt*qgwu , (vjjtm^ ^nlUge. !•. b i l l . W)U. J1UY- uuy* Irisb’dioiul' T rin ls. A n o th e r reason 1. •dvartiainif ihi* Sgnng "modern onvciucm "” ami u,.’ bove , sing '.Diiui Mr, de Valera fur the Irijli yw*y/*— Kunford Kerulil. If there .'loir.' of u|i-lo date 'ton*',, whir 11 dffflfnlf. of anc»* iitiil •• fo r Ikm fi-H ill q u a l i t y . it will be curb in advanci*. ko offer, both a file* qualil* and a little or nothin.' of uuerc-t f,,| lepublic? You can gel yuui omncy not them visitoi*. but t^day it 1 * . hark, nr part of it. Onlv s | .;n.M olq fur n.' we art* concerned.- Ol.-1 - | 'fine variety of me.txduilulii.il. Init thriving rily, Mmoumied i,y a of ;siKt.tSTH bond buy*ra have applied mont Prers. * Xlead of Iltjde lintel* We ■*•-XX .|)rorqioruu* larmtng eoirinrunity' for re|mynient. Ap)ily to IVler J. T f 5 ? TF 8 ^ ')! l have eplendid iicnleih di .'ti'hiea ^ t i l V M ' u E f ? ] t ' l ' t=3f* COM FA N * • People iee/_n’t really I •* t - M ’h provide far their giic.-t* the Itoareiiatil .of i» f 11 «• i 1 jqdemeiit of Hiarl*’, receiver, siigrcnte court. hotels and m\e*»ilile . New Y'ltrk City. Mr. de Valera eanA V I, ril •T “1«t ” nuck in IrttKI. ’I hey juat iKtuuvt i nvenieiu•v ali,| • oiu'ort. railroads and Kigin?n\y, ami there n*rt Uaep the money, anyhow. - J ether things t„ talk aGoiit.— Otir ' THE y a r d w i t h A M i l t Q A ’. I K I N C bacfc-fouiUry. liuitead „{ b e - 1 ~Ui Time*. When w*> look at Ing but r gurM'ly aettled a . I g:o arc 1* multitiicU—^ of J'eereutnnial T hat’s a court decision. faeiliticK for lire enjoyment of j(, YurtJ *’ ^ n t h , 12tli4 R Hh S ts . Zip Serv ice picture^ of the i l a t h e r thev during little 1n lb*. wuy ,.t n o p ,.! vialttriy: I f / tli/re ! wi* Imge for Kotno on says-Bill Tlunqpaan ha* • in U19M. <f.(vs, It otiikea ui) i« tfow a ^writable garden i f gt„ •SurWltt ‘thirty ‘y«rt* ' dgo. how no sense of humor. . QVUy b*J)*o j , J L J*CJ tfradf t •imply didn't know °w wha w h ^ lt ductlvlty. and yvery day t,u.re h muill more , hould lh,,,. Il0 !ir ;A v c .,tl' darn Bjcciftc?— Philadelphia In. being (hipped from Sarasota o v r - ' f o r Sarasota to', iyT. m jm m •> « - • » . ' • < . ,1 - »«^».a»a» «■*'*»•a-.-*-.. > x- U" *srhm.I, CITY TRANSFER Ij __ & STORAGE CO. ' Mgr — si I 1925 F ord ...... Touring ........ 10 1925 Ford ..... LOSSING’S . QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER . Coupe ........... j 1920 Dump . , Truck * 1927.Ford . IlaLling, CrbDng, Shipping Roadster .. and Storage. ■ 1925 Hudson We are prepared to do tiny ^ CdlicHP :....... kind of transfer service :iljj HEASONABLE I'RICES. | 1925 Hud. 7 •.P a s Sedan f .• Photic IBS 601 E. 3rd. Jit V-03 Cadillac Sedan Seminole Securities Co. For Sale 1 Umv flo at a n d T r a i l e r good III co n d itio n . Tiros & Tubes Gas & Oil CECIL L. RINKS Filling :*-ift*4 1Js # * * ** Station » »t*t * H. ( . DmitTiiss. M»r. Used Car Dept. II1-S. Eve SI. , , . . ;• ■/ i"* - • » • -•» ■j 1601 W. F irst Sr. < improved residence M o rtg ag e and business L oans property B a ld w in M o rtg a g e Sc *1 our haul S. It. D i g h l o n . C o. counsel Fla. Sanford. mtMhJL*«•1 in i —t K ai n n3 11CC HOTEL FORREST LAKE > , v ! SANFORD, l-'LA. g w FOR RENT. 1!)2(> Stake Bdy. Truck Iialph W. Lossingr i J Gars .and. True1 -X. UT[>ro-:. r v e n t m 1 i Repossess; HauIing-t’rating-Shlpping Side-Track Facilities I'honc S9G nattr D IN N ER DANCE every TUESDAY s g. ,\i. and SATURDAY SI.all We Are Also Oi’ferinR* A SIM'.CIAL SUNDAY DINNER AL .$1.51) Musi^* i I*. M. To 8 [’. Y. LOCH ARBOR A. P. Connelly 6: Sons G. S. WITMER, » G e t t in g b'%- rmrmmam Business ‘The Electric Power Industry Belongs to the American People” Say s J he P o r t l a n d O re imm i ian " ( 1* incanx ul public n^Dilii ri^olalinu. Ho people have harnes'txl these hig units and made them serve th* puliIn. I’. vrn .nor*', the people h> Itunilierls ol thousunda have hoiiglil 'lu ck ' and Inoidpower rnntpanM’s. ami liuyv gained roniprrhrnsiun of pniilic regulation ami have spread their knowledge. I lie new altitude of the public toward public uliiilicH is it sym|il*tm of the rj'lurn in sanitj and common sense Hint has followed th,- outburst of •___ radical Iren/*." power industry, this dw inand has found un adrDll \ I j|u. mei'hauiral ‘liiate supply of clcclricforces ui tlu* viorld arc aligned uir the side o| •I) ready at all limes. Tohiimum'l v, N„t {lll|j have •lay America produces more electric power than these t i n ,, , hero 1111* detn. the rest of the world—and or rat 1/nl themselves, at a steadily d e c r e a s i n g tlirnugh (I,,. |lu|,lie ownercost to 1 consumer. ""h* "I 1heir secnrilics. I he rou'.lLuLti.iit have but I her the in selves are been laid la r tl:** electri* an ane- ,r, ,,|* denroerarv. lira Iion «if the country »n Neienre .,„d 'kill h.rit. rc-t’ a scale su coiupreheosiv*' that eventually no one • i f ” 1 I'obt ics jn ,he reg-. need he without Ihe ad' (lull Inil iif* hiKjiit'ftji, vantage* or t futl list ol Ity itiakin- goshihle short­ electrical benetliK, er Irmtr. belt*-r wages, Jo following this program nitir,. '* II.re'iHcllug eonrnlnin, m| |afM>r> im d'less • " n.CH ""d (letter United . tates i* being created, dfudgerr m th,. homt.. I’os.ihle by un. .yL'r ‘!K ‘>>.. i* enlargln* • •• ■l' "** •’■uiripatinn of the adherence «" ntasscs mi the’ economic i.T l'„t U. Ml" " f ludlvYM “,M,d i KIi. wm of life. degree ° 1*l> »« »h*' Lveryonc doe* more, has la l’'**Kcr*>Vi'‘ ^principle more ritjnyx more, h-nr? . "•ted ra„ ,k d t**,,'Prl1* Ihe *•*rr inrreasing def,,r ‘he com'' puW,c l,M,k "’and (nr electrical *ersi on ,,f I.? , ,nurd . *•*«'"* vice. •fa U*! interests. Through-the far-sighted lifanning o f 'th e electrical T aal'U* ; * t 1 ixnii" �> 'l' ■ ! • ■ ■ mmi m '* , ■:■■' ■ r-v IllESA fll'U ltl) IlKttALU, FH1UAV, JANUARY 27. 1928 / - f T l Mrs. Dighton Hostess Little Miss E v a n s' j?• o. swnhoiscr, Mr*, j . w . unr- j roLi.Rr.iAN signed r i 11 i j ’j I K «y * M r s , *1, I f . I l n r k r y , Mfui* J o h n For. Miss.Puleston Has Birthday Party Andes, Mrs. Arcrwnnsis*, »&+•- s y r a c i j s ’e . n . ' y .’ Jan. t t Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 37. SactoLr* Among the many social affairs with which Mis* Mary Elizabeth Puleston is being honored with, was tlie evening bridge party given Wednesday evening by Mrs, Sunni. I Rtjtd Uightnn at her_handsuan- Miss Puleston Guest Mrs. Franklin Gives O t H onoi^.A t Ui^dge^ .Birtlulay liaxty HcHte fri Hturhrr-Attmie.-*— Party Thursdays ’Eve Alrs. A. Franklin entertained Lavender and gold were j -------- . Little Claire Evnns daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. FLank Evnns of Ijike Mary, was the young hostess at n delightful parfy on Tuesday afternoon in celebration of her tilth .birthday- auntsersnryrz.JXha affrilF-'was -gfven **at’ the Evans’ home nnd was declared one of tho most enjoyable social events for little folks thnt has been given this season. The home was attractively dec­ orated in colors suggestive of the approaching Valentine senium, Dames were enjoyed by the little truests during the first part of the afternoon and later delicious refreshments were served. About 2U friends of little Miss EVnli? enjoyed the occasion. Rankin, M rs.' Janies Crowell of j , * . .’ ’’ Chnilotte. N. C.f Miss Gretchcn j ( , » S W « i i l i Oinldman, I-ewis, Mis* Helen English n m I |CU8C UniverjJty shortstop, signed to play with Miss Mnccy Hur'.tcy. Indians this season. JreTsortatsr the colors featured in the decorations Complimenting Miss Matty most pleasantly at u surprise *and other details. Bowls nnd bas­ The many friends of Mrs. F. R. party Wednesday evening at her Savage will regret to learn that Elizabeth Puleston who with Miss home on Second Street, honoring kets >f calendulas and violets she is ill nt her home on Park FRIDAY Mae Holly leaves Friday afternoon ■her daughter Miss Trixie Franklin were used effectively about the A Avenue. Ur business meeting *f th,e to- e n te r the Nurses Training whose anniversary it was. Baskets j rooms 4k-he re the games were etii will be held fit 7:J0 o - School a t the M assachusetts' Gen­ of fra g ra n t pink roses and ferns ■joyed. Score* for ihe games were j in keeping .with the color motif Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dinwiddle , . the Odd Fellows Halt eral Hospital at Boston, Mnss., placed with pleasing effect jured fo r-the evening and a t a late of Crown Point, Ind., who have i J . Basket. Important that Was the lovely bridge party given were TODAY about the rooms where the guests ; hour when the guinea hnd been been spending a short time at St. Thursday evening by Mrs. David assembled. ember* be, P " « " 1 a * thCr° Petersburg, will arrive here F r i ­ (completed scores were counted and L. T hrasher nt 1820 Sanford AveS.\Tl RDAY . .......! Games," dancing and other dt- the prize f*-j top score, a fancy present day afternoon for a short visit as ’ r panto at Hotel F o rr-s t nuc. The room s-of this «P «iQ Ju}llglltrH, fotnl8 ^ difersi.m were china inlj well, went to Miss M ar­ the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. C . ! ‘•MY MARYLAND home wdft- abloom with quanti­ .t 8 P* H* Gibb*. enjoyed during the evening and nt A musical romune? of the JrerA Story Hour at 10 o’ ties of ted gladioli and white Hat a late hour the hostess served garet Peter-. For scoring the most points among the hoys, BHggSURPRISE SHOWER clanus. at the library. crinoline days with n dlstinf dainty refreshments. .Mrs. Charles L .P a rk s and guest, Arrington w m a box of linen MONDAI Tallies done in qnuint ValAy- > ^ ^ enjoying tin.- affair handkerchiefs. Miss Puleston wnMrs. C. L* Parks Sr., nnd Airs. gulsheil east. An enjoyable social affair of the Guild of Holy Cross tines wore used in keeping flcm*' Kvith Miss Franklin were Mi** Mar- given n dainty lavender silk hos- j week wn- the surprise nii-HTliuii- Lucille Vincent of Macon, G n , Singing chorus »f sixty. * m I Church will meet at for the games and a f te r the stnWd h6 KtanUlin, Miss Lorraine Mrs. A. \V. Epps, Mrs. I*-e Cono. 5 ock at the Parish House _ number of progressions had been FnmhIh M bs Louise Femu r. Miss icry case as n gift from her hostess. | i-ous shower tendered Mrs. \V. II. ley nnd Mrs. J. O. Lnncy motored Late in the evening the tables llnrkcy, a recent ^ bride, Tuesday j Organ Club of the First played, scores were totaled and {Georgia Calhoun, Miss Nozzle were laid with dainty covers and a evening at her homo on Oak Ave­ to Orlando, Thursday SATURDAY ut Church will meet a t 3:30 the prize for top score, a bottle ot - StonCi Rtwi. Sanders. Miss two course supper was nue. The room's were bright with 1 spent the day. v it the home «>f Mrs. Jam es perfume was awarded Miss Ava i y amii(, Bf,lr„,....... .......... ................. delicious Tom .f Mix and "Toni" served bv the hostess assisted by Nannie Brocks, Miss Maxine llrock- ......................... p i : i k - u u l i a i m - -and-4— on 'Vest Tenth Street. 1 “ Mis. Denne Tunion of Fort Myin TT Vif. Miss A va feint Msllofv Ciielc-trf—th e ers who has been attending t he ninoifg the men. Edgerton * nttcr- Harder, Robert Glenn,: Civile Gl-uARIZONA. WILDCAT” B^tlit Church will meet »t scon received silk socks. Mis. | smj Ajva Milan, John Whitaker, Wright and Mi-s Puleston. file evening hours were merrily Tlie guests were Miss Mary ipem with games of nil kinds the convention of the South Florida 1 -olFegtdiis o’clock at the home of Mrs. Dioiese at Orlando, arrived here Puleston was presented u dainty Ajjlton Reel, Jam es Proete, ai d Mr. Elizabeth Puleston. Miss Mildred Prices: Betts. 1018 Oak Avenue. feat tires of the entertainment were Tliursdny anil is the guest of In•FLASHING THRU" compact nnd Miss Holly was given , Ml.s A Krnfcklin Holly, Miss Killy Du Hose, Miss three unique contests, the prize, aportart meeting of the Mem- u box of powder us mementoes of : ______________ Margaret I'r-ters, Miss Elizabeth were won by Mrs. Abruhnms, Mrs. sister Sirs. Ernest Knipp and spurtlight Lhip Committee nf the Woman’s the occnssion. mother Mrs. F. It. Savage. EVERY - OTHER WEEK Turnbull, Mi-s Avu Wright, Hopi at the club #t 10:W A. M j Wilder llurkey^tnd Mrs. W. H. H eart shaped baskets filled with . Huff, Briggs Arrington, Albert t Hill key. At tin- conclusion of till' Ted candies were placed on the I ; Mrs. David Caldwell was j Connelly, Harry Morrell, Andrew contests, a bride unit groom, iniBraxton B. Baggett will trtiin the members of her tables and a fte r the prizes hud I hostess at a most enjoyable lunch- j Cnrrowuy and W. A. Adnnis. pei'limited by Mntsc* Mnccy llavtop Bridge i luh at her homo been awarded the hostess assiste I , eon and bridge,'Wednesday when Kei and Helen English, entered by h er daughter Mrs. J. 1». Woodshe entertained tin* mcnilieis of CAMP I1RE GIRLS fort Mellon. the room hearing n large basket TUESDAY t______ ru ff served refreshm ents consist-j the Every O th e r1 Week Duplicate lill'd with gift* of all kinds which Wn*f lundctiu giviiqi The cream topped with 1 Bridge club nt Iter home in Rose of Managers of tlte Wo- lug of ice Local Mngt. Snnforil Chamber «f they'presented to the guest of honCamp Fin(Lrls I 1111 I n most re a m ,;j Court. Calendulas and .baby breath ( L'| Club will nu it at 10 o'.clock strawberries and Whipped ccream, Aftm tingifts I uni been upc ren' * / ? ‘ a ,v'.were used .jn. pip fusion about the j iyyuhlu p ir t ijg ^ d jlA 'A t d a y t t f t c r iu m p .j.' j — l.iim's— Rot ary— Woman's Clubs (Ueoperaling. . i eklb .klDUftlUr** i *^ k * '* _dtvll* food enky and cuffee. There inrooms where tin- i-artl tables' e s * bnd hnd 1j They dei id* ri to iiike to Lake M n ry .l'd . dial mi ml red, re fresh men in of w ere three tables of players who ' 1 t o r Dance at- 8:00 o’clock .gr-uips em-ji. I "i ebocolate and cake were served enjoyed this unusually delightful been arranged for play. The small anil divided into two .groups Hate! Forrest bake. reql trail. The girl l-y the hostesses Mrs. George tables were laid with toiibroidcred taking a diti C iE R A L D IN C affair. Fri. Eve. WEDNESDAY covers and centered with crystal .were chapeiined h\ Miss Glmlyi Stinson and Mrs. W. V. Lewis. tniness meeting of the Worn1>' '< enjoying this at lair were Stem pi 1 I.tieill* Anderson and PER EPISCOPAL T R IB E WINS , huslu-ts filled with ruleiitlultis nnd , Club at 3:00 o’clock. buby Ineatti. Mai king the places He rman Morris, Dpon arrival id ' 1' ' " II. llnrkcy, Mr-. John |(n. Charles 1’awell Jr., will cnStinson, th e kiki- iln- member* of the g r o u p ■ 'l-fahams, Mrs. George The Episcopal tribe of Friendly of the gneyls were place eanls i the members of the Bridge S W. Biadf.ml, Mrs, Tliurswere so . busy _ makingr. camp t i n s ' done in floral designs and at oil" toon rlub at her home in Indians yes tenia y emerged vic­ o'eloek a tasty luncheon was solv­ nud preparing lunch, which eon* i by. Aii*>. ‘ A. Shepherd, M o. W. torious over tho Methodist group Court. ed. The afternoon hours were sisteil of roasted weinners, potato A lluikcy, Mrs. \V. 11. Shepherd, iiirntine Benefit bridge party by the seoi 0 of 8 to 3. It was the quickly spent with games of dup- | salad, olives, muflius, deviled eggs, Mrs. Thelma Bust, Mrs. \V. F. FRITZ Thitrs. Hie. 1 , by the Jewish Community first gum.- of series which are to lirate and after all the boards had sandwiches and hot rdlls. After Lewis, Mrs. C. \V. Shinholser, Mrs. :tr at 8:00 o'rlm k. Mrs. Mau- ho played between the wiriou* been played it was found that satisfying their i^iearty appetite-, FRIt. church groups under the auspices highest scores had been made by game- d' all kinds were played and ! Botes Chairman. > Till ItSIJAY of the .Seminole County Y. M. C. Mrs. V A. Fitts J r . Mrs. Charles I mliikiiig was also enjoyed idol truth Side Parent Teacher* A. Thompson and Crmnh wen- Caldwell. Cove is were laid for late 10 the 11lterll 1u .11 they hiked ration will meet a t 3:00 i>’- the s ta r players. Mis. W. A. Fitts *.l 1 .. Mrs. Charles home la the paily were Miss Lu Ifi « the Smith Side Prim ary I Britt, Mrs. Elton Moughton, eille Anderson, Miss Glndyce Stein TODAY Mrs. C. C. Chaffee. Mrs. Clyde Mrs. George A. DeCotte*, Mrs. pet*, llennan Morris, Miss Miu> Fri. Beatrice Fairfax's Derby, Mrs. S. O. Chase, Mi*s George llnvis Hart. Mrs. G. D. France- Andrews, Mis* Anna Marie 1 ■rent RomatieiMAR. Fiances Graves,. Mr. and Mis. It. Hii-hop. Mrs. J. I!, lionise and Mrs- Couch. Mi-- Mary Elizabeth T dUi. THE L O V E I.n U V Miss Fli/abeth Melhvill, Miss Dm F. Whitnei. Mr. ami Mrs. R. I 1 aldwi li with othy Mai shall. Miss Lois Bi iU, Baldwin. Rev. Mortimer Glover, s.illj O'Neil, Molly o ‘l1ai ami Miss )I«-1 • 11 1 viln-il. Miss l ’miline Mis K. It MetTaeken and son, A. H. Stone .mil G. F. Smith n-l.arrj Lent turned home Thursday from Oi- Diidh v, and Mis. W I' While Ctiiwioul . Mt - Marciulei Sievei l FORREST LAKE added ing, Miss | -on e Winstead, .M i--noil "I i-it to Augusta. Gu . Wednev K. White, Jacksonville; <>. Inrulo where they have In-ell nl "NEW 1.1 \\ EDS S ( ItI'IUSFT* Mmy June I'te-ti'ii ami Mis* Mai da* whole 1 hey m e \isting friends tending the South Florida Dioce­ [Brown, Atlanta, tin.; F. t». ( ’nurxt- 'f ir k i'll : 8T..10, fff.On, 83.(10, un ^*li> Jan. 23rd. t« 2«lh. Sal,- fur single concert "HMI’ I'Y SOCKS*' , joj ie Clani- It 'in-'ti. for a week. utr and son, Miami; Mr. and 1 san Convention, Jim. 30. Priri's S2..M). S2.II0. $1.00. Mail t)rilcrn urfnmpnnlnl by rcmitl icp filled in order H. A. Colt. Coral Gables; rerript. Atklrrt-s I*. (1. Ilox 710. I Shait’, Nnrristown, Pa.: Hen- j ------------------------- ' .... |S. Hiirkneimer, Rallimoie, Mil.,, Calendar M1LANE THEATRE ARTISTS SERIES FARRAR 3 PRINCESS Hotel Arrivals 9 . H I’reston, Jacksonville. FREE SEMINOLE |Thr.ina* Hay, Hi* limond, Va.: P, .Ltlimu, I’alalku: J. K. DrakeFiank Miccli ,Cleveland, Eriil: Tali-maii, Bloomfield Jzthas. K. Wilson, City: S. W. toJax I,. O. Clarke and wife Gi-o. W. Schaffer, ipon. La . Albert Durham, , N, C : I. tt. Zcttler, South ITtLCu.; Win. Stevensson and ;Ja.; Mrs. 11. V. Luldow, ; K. S. Carnes, Orlando; C. L. .Orlamlo; Frank S. Wise, [u.,1 Wellington, Miami; W .A. s.Jnv; li. F. Kuhlke, Sav.Oc; Wm. J. Campbell, i4. Va.; Fred Perry, Mem:n.; Maurice Swann, An­ ti, Ky.; Roy Swann, JefferKy.; Al Lewn, N. A'. VALDEZ [•.J. Malloy, Atlanta, Gn,; W, ’*coten, Jueksonville, F'la.; K. Delray, Flu.; A. F. Seli lf-, Jacksonville, Fla.; C. L. *1 Ft. louiderdale, Fla.: C. E. *U|, Jacksonville, Flu.; E. J [Miaftrro, Jacksonville, Fla.: •tad Mrs. II .A. Dodge, Boston, X It. Boyd, Jacksonville, J. B. Wooilberty, Quincy, an«l Mrs. c. w . Church. ot|-. Mil.: R. B. Jones, JuckI, 1l ^I®*. J. W. Adams' and. Muton, (in.: G. Lester F'qrJacksonville, Flu.: Will . "tv. Wuverly, Ohio: Itowjg ■ 0CIe, Wuverly, Ohio: E. J: •(on. Jacksonville, Fla.; II. A. 1 Jwkxonvill,., Flu.: N. . A. «t, -Sanford, Flu.: J . C, Grav“>nninKham, Ala.; Jus K. Peck r*"> ^,a-: E. Stinson HenJacksonville ,Fln.: Toni Tampa. Fla.: Walter , • rhl«Ko, III.: Mr. and • «», Jacksonville, Fla.: \\\ M. - ’• Jackaoavillc, L. p, "**«•. Atlanta, (,u.; R. c . Nashville. Teun.: R. O. Alanta, Ga.; E. D.Roser, Taykri Mrs- Rutj S - ’ Mrs. Alfred Myers, tan,* ^ r s - Jnme-t *tatnfid % j r,i' u rank Ruc)1 of • ^ *rc tourtngr • C War r“ ^ ,e pw »U o p Mra. Ike i„ 0n Wednesday at her red They were k i*. luncheon a t one ch they ^ _thc,r ‘ boaleaa, after th, e ,rfre tnken for ® Tide J Mlr ' f-ntl ,ater were the where moving Sfjh'* 1 r ,Dd JSZ. 9 Announcing Expert Beauty Counsel by Airplane Ride Over Sanford M LLE: JE A N N E !<• * Special personal representative Buv world famed beauty scientist gallons of gasoline at TIP SRR ice station Monday Tuesday Wednesday Jan. 30th, 31st and Feb. 1st 12th St. and Sanford Ave. Buy five gallons of gasoline at the Red Tip Service Station. Each night one of the days’ purchasers wiU he awarded a free ride. On Saturday night one of the purchasers during the week will be given an hour o f flying or instruction. Eitch night at six o’clock announcement of the free ride will be posted at the Red Tip Service Station. / This offer is made through the courtesy of the Red Tip Service Station because Lieut. Scott appreciates tlie support the people o f Sanford have given him. . • * . #* , * Mile Joann* has jusd returned fr.um Europe where she acquired Lhe lulcst beauty 'stcfcls. She will make individual diagnosU und «ive personal udvice to every woman interested in protecting and enhancing the youthful charms of complexion. ** Free Lecture in Yowetl-Dreu) Tea Room r j . k- , 1 ‘ L - Yowell.k. • 0.714... -<ah _V> >T * i . dj-jqb FLORIDA •/a • «a • t *• • Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock ORLANDO, W .u o n , e, « W e are using th e fam ou s ' N ew a n d B etter Texaco G asoline a n d C lear a n d Golden M otor Oil. Hi S co tt "i r. »*■J �Til' ’ " 1 ' W' * . ,, - -. * * ry ir — 'f j SET •* } ' - * ~X~ ’ t* t«j*i * • 't; 2 ( i, M" **-. • • ••till'll tyi * •X• 102S .. . . a n n o u n c e s c a n d id a c y I.iintv., said ‘ V* c ciiuhl fiml.no rvitlSTU a i n Martin Count v Mini• ______ of ■ nit ;ii*'iiiiI t / Tin* hoii.-tc lory eommission JitiviiiK ehain **i WASHINGTON Jan. 2* MINS) J.i,U.fcttid_a.i» wii.i.C, U .l »> a^iL"‘V I _ J| aii iitivM’ciun treated Mrs. 1-untz. for amalt lakes of ponds surveyed witr ,k .p Tonl Cminally (D) **f 1*..mid 01111(1 anil gagged «'*rt bertrn over , ,n„ ri.|Mlrtl,rt , h(. had no w r . view t inos<|Uitu.t r a i l eatiou. f r y f i . - , It.duy announces His cundjllic head, and tlinl a li tt e r ri*ft*rr- ’ ‘ ftijuricn. dacy. for the Senate, opposinir Sen. . \ iug to Mr Mullen had been taken . . .. •— -— ----------Kti\ WEST—Paving 'Eaton jrlir|e g Mayfield. The nnnounreA / l l f f i r O r t / l i 3 y t l from th en.n mby the mynteriotiH | LAKE *'I IV —Farmer* here i J c H U & r / J O U U O i T C t t / ’L ' l / / I L C / / C intruder. Polite Captain Guy B ur-1allowing inlerent in Pimento |ie;i- Str*t i from. Whitehead to Email , merit \va* received front Connally, I fontpleted. vrho is in Wain. Texas. fp _: _.___ , . . ■ . ■ ■■* Mim;ame, who interviewed 1 Mrs. per growing. A charter authorizing the nr- m I __ u m >| f x» ■ ■■ — —— ■ ■— ,■ ,n rtrtguWV.'XWi Irani ration uf Uw- Jwuithcru llulu—| IVIPn Wi ll I A iihciatinn hn« da e» ■g—r*cd ■h y - a a f e - ' _ _ — . T • « nI the seeretary nf state of Florida | i ( ) | * 1 f l C i V I l I F u C r U i to n uroup of Snnforil nun, ao- « . • C L . ’ •Pi* cording to an ainmnmement to- L O U I S l c l I l P i l 11 . day l»y F, W. Header, who heads _____ the group. The^ company is rapiC IAItl.KS, U . , .Ian. 27. White Potatoes, 10 lhs. tnlizil for ?25,IK>il and the stork '• j 3 lbs. Sugar .. .................... is divided Into 500 shar.s of value -U N 'S ) Sometime in tween noonn I of $/>0 enrh. and .'I P. M. today liner men mint ; New lied Bliss Potatoes, .‘J lbs. At preaent the directorate of the die on the gollnwj, f *r murder in Compound Lard ................. organization is composed of M r.1Louisiana unless unforeseen deveHender, K. W, Penrinnn and S. Idpments result in a further stay Cauliflovver, 1 lb, J. Nix. Under present plans the of execution. Fresh Yard Eggs board will be enlarged at some (jt;nlm a ,„| Molton Unistime within the near future. Th? sl.;.ux, sentenced to die for the Green Peppers, 2 f o r ........ puprose of the association was j„ ,\og. I!l2fl of John “Veribest” Peanut Butter, lb. explained today in a statement greiill,. will he hanged at luridEnglish Peas, 2 lbs. h>’ Mr. *lb'ii(ii'r, who said: ,|,.r_ u ry(J„ |>unn will lie hariRcd The Southern Bulb Association. tho json ,„.ro f„r the ml,rdcr SATURDAY SPECIALS SATURDAY SPECIALS HU • \ government iqiy, \em .B ulb B ody Gets C harter From The State; i i »y TIIE SANFOKP HERAEl>. THEHSDAY JASTAUV PAGE 1*0UK i ^ ^ T i^ S S sL ^ Jfc ■;< Ealiter Lily Bull* AH^ocintion, In**.. ^ u?l,>1*H ^rnl|u*1* ... 29c 20c 10c 05c 35c 10c Green Cabbage, 3 lbs. we were constantly called upon t<> convicted with him, is now servjuarkat various kinds—of—tnipT* ■irur~n~iifc -sentmep Mnr ttir- Fame’ Rrown in sninll quantities th ro u g h -1murder. out the State. Eleventh hour efforts to snatch ‘When the Easier Idly Hull* As- the three men front, the shadow u.' sodution was organized we at that ,, ,, . , i time only saw one thing and that . ' "W" h'Uk' ,,,lt I ' " was the development of the Easter ' ,,lto,ne>s have not given ap hope. I IJly growing progiimi iind bur Easter Lily Organization was laid A H n » * r u » v T rv l >rz » liP out to do one thing. We now feel A l i o r i l t j M l I th a t the marketing of liulhs other Attack On Witness, than f a s t e r Lily liulhs could best ___ * be handled through nn organization * _ t or organized for that purpose. WASHINGTON. Jan.. 27 (INS, “ Dofihg the1 past year it wai )—Peyton liordoii. distiiet attime ami again proven that if our tomey, indielaled today in- would bulb business in the State of Flor* not press nil investigation into tlie l y t o ever a m v e upnn n fcournl^ ttuack..iupun Mrito- William | and substantial basis it inust conw l.nntx in her loom here :M n I about through cnrefill propagation |.lth.*lln,| |„., imM.aml. a traffle 1 and a strong selling organization „f||(.,.r ,*„ W1.„. To encourage the giowing of bulks . ,. „ without being able to furnish the ............. " V ' ’'' ‘ seed and planting stock of a char- • ,,|cb*ir eanlempt trial to attack acter suitable for our climate and Die character ••f \\ .1. Mi .Mullen, soilsdfnd not the same time furnish a Hums agent who la id tunic I marketing vehicle would I"' an injustice to the grower “ In the formation of the South­ ern Bulb Association we are trying to develop mi organization of real aervicc to bulb growers; for in­ stance, tills venr we liaVe gone out and searched Narcissus, fields for bulbs with seed urn! so far we have nicked up nearly a thousand, the bulbs and seeds we will plant in ! hope of developing some native | grown variations. .Many Narcissus growers maintain that oar Florida grown narcissus do not seed, but our observalon shows thut they do I In some localities. “ In an attempt to market the small qiianities_ of the various kinds of liulhs grown m the state Wp appreciate that we are entering into a large under taking, but even so we feel that an honest und inti Illgent attempt so to do will fruitful of ICKIllts." **i No. 2«/2 cans Pineapple .......... 10c Tali* .1ars"Jatti7.v 55c Eggs, doz. 55c Bananas, 4 lbs. 25c Apples (York), 3 lb s.* 25c Tomatoes, 2 lbs. 25c e Blue Bonnet Market Tall Can Salmon Cocoa nuts _a Yellow Rose Butter, lb. , 33c 15c 50c 23c 27c ^ 23c 19c 13c 2 Rolls Waldorf Paper R . W . L a w to n turner Sanford Ave. Jtnd Eight)) St. Clerk’s Negligence Deprives Runner Of Ne'w World Record k NEWARK S'. J Jun. 2« i INS i -—Negligente on the part of trail, officials continues' to lie the ban of Lloyd Matin’s life The g n a t Boston runner recently was d* privctl of a record in Itrookjy.n In causae the iitick was not equipped, properly, and in the St .loseph'. Catholic Club games here Iasi night an error by track officials cost him a chance to hreuk In.i own world's indoor reran! fm i lie 1,000-yard event. Hahn won the race, but it was discovered later tlmt the ea. lestunts hud been made to run an e x ­ tra llip, or 1,170 yards instead 10 1,000. The clerk at the finish line was responsible for the error. A . a result. Ilahn conserved Ins speed for the last and extra lap, lhs time for 1,000 yards being 2:14-4-5 against the record of 2:1*2 4-5. ’ Observers expressed the opinion that Hahn could have broken hirecord hud he started sprinting one lapeatlicr. As it was he led Phil Edwind ui New lu rk I’m Versity by twenty yards and wri> seventy yard- ahead of Hay I lodge, of tlie Illinois A. ( Hahn s liaii* for the 1,170 yards wa- 2:1.1 2-5 III the Wuldron liOO. tllivei Praudloek of tin- Nevvetk \ • '. defeuUd Johnny Gibs.... o.nqurini of Lord IHugliley. l.eo l.ei.nolid, of Boston nosed out Eddie Kilby of Newark in the two-mil • race, r Kidniy>pinu; Scare Coirttfs To End With Dismissal Of Case - - ' 1 MUM A & 1* for their needs fully confident that good quality and too, that honest value is DEI. MONTH 25/ Sugar Je llo Pure Cane All Tomatoes Flavors 2 8 ^ Bars 3 Pork & Beans Peaches 65^ Pkgs. Peas -sS ijd 2 PII.I.SIIl TtVS \ Hl.t K I,A BEL K a ro S y ru p ■ "it. ■M am .... P C c tc lie S No. ih 12 ^ can ' * .1 Large Bars Fairy Toilet Soap 25 3 Pkg. Rinso 18 .') Cans Lighthouse Cleanser 25 3ibs. 2 5 / 3 Pkg. Waldorf Toilet Paper 25 13 oz. Catsup 20 s ibs. 3 1 ^ 3 Cans No. 1 Crushed Pineapple ^0 1 Can No. 21■* Sliced Pineapple 25 2 Cans No. 1 Siring Beans 25 Mayonnaise 3 Cans No. 2 Can 25/ 19/ 23/ C o rn Preserves ■■ i A &* p Brand 2 No. 2U bust POOD BLUE KMIllON 1 lb. 21b. B o k a r C offee 8 oz. Jar ^ '2Ic 39c 2 5 / MEAT Heinz Small Heinz Large No. 2 Can Blue Label 72c $1.39 15/ 2 1/ DEPARTMENT Compound Lard )b- 1 5 / 23/ ' 4 lbs. 8 lbs... 4/ 15/ 23/ Octagon Bar * ---- P^ u m p k in r: 25 THISTLE COUNTRY GENTLEMEN 4 -rt . ) rqj|'.lulled from page one) ine tnuther time to ipajfit wmle n *tatiansJlu ji book. Finishing this, he iild he observed a child running towcrtf" his machine and suid lie entiled sit the youngster, then drove away. ■> The di feiulanl dio laimed any - attempt to 'kidnap the child and Rv deniial-tbul.be had.acUd in u su»- , ' J plr{ou« 'manner. He was represent-'i f. e in etturt by Attorney D. M. Buie | 1 of Kustis, vAlm said be bud known ! Kteut (or some time, that bis rvpu tatlnn wus good and that he was a man nf means. The man-is said to htvu patented several improvei”»*'l* nn phom* ;tupb' find h* have .H u liv d u small fortune on Hu m. In itisrnrising Die oetluii, Judgo Whits- on id .Ji*. atnld ..find r» ‘f f ******** (*r •• iilii(ii-l*rlr rbnrg® ■and that tha kinspping story l lh. Maxwell House C o ffe e ......... McCuller’s Grocery Co 7ff*> II a s k t‘1 Jlldg. Phone h SATURDAY SPECIALS AT BAILEY’S 10 Lbs. Sweet Potatoes 29 Peanut Butter, 33c value 26 in gold band tumblers Vienna Sausage 25 Grandma’s Washing Powder Beechnut Pork and Beans . QQ ...........*11 _______ __________________ ~ ~—*** 15c can for_____ Monte No. 1 Sliced X 2 1 ~~ 29( 7 Pkg. X. C. Washing Powder Sifted No. 2 Can Soap Catsup Catsup 2 5 ^ AUNT JEMIMA OI( ^ 2 2 10 lbs. Good Maine Irish Potatoes 99 i:\T T t \ ■ m i s 11 e 2 4 ^ Iona Brand 3 No. 2 Can St DEI Mi IN I E 2 7 ^ 10 lbs. Large Bunch Celery 3 Cans No. 2 1/> Pickled Peaches Sl'Kt I XL SIZE Pancake F l o u r red Large SATURDAY SPECIALS 25 l \ MI'BI’J I S 5 Next to the Blue llonnc) Vegetable Stand 2 Cans No. 2 Peas 2|b •Caiion 22 / Prunes BIN V lil( \ \ | » Octagon Soap Hens — Fryers — Ducks — and Day - Qld Eggs 25 ( m u l l EHS A p p le s Sugar assured in every purchase they make. 3 No. 2 Can «■■ 2 Cans Big Lye Hominy Potatoes foibs. 29/ no matter what they select it is sure to he Stringless Beans ■4.V with plenty of nice fa t and plump 31 Daily thousands of Florida women turn (o No. 2 1 1 Can on Sanford Ave. -^"B etw een - lit . "and "2nd. St • 1 Can Sour Pitted Red Cherries F. S. Vernay and Wm. .Mtisgravc. I’roprielors 2nd SI reel and Sanford A te. Sliced Pineapple YES! we are hen TO lbs. Granulated Sugar *#*?>*>' Oi’.s/ VV 4 .** 'T CONFIDENCE v * » £». ! •fMli|N lipitw* p * , . 'JV * ■ *- * r J^ " •• ' ■ • ■ SPECIAL S A EE:—Alt.MOU It’S NEM’ STTI.E STAR S l.lfE D B acon .Lemon Extract 3 for ........ ....... , Q g Sauer’s No. 2 size MEAT DEPARTMENT Pure Pork Sausage, lb. Beef-Pot-Roast, lb. 20 Pork Boast, lh. Round and Loin Steak, lb. . . k' -i Veal*P«t-Roast, 25 15 lb. Veal Chops, lb. .................. . HOME KILLED lIEN’s �Afl Trift . TV'- “'A PAGE FIVE " VH. x AD- RATES Cu h L » ^ l ‘ nC‘ “ jT ^n i be reul*«d ^ n d collectpr l/(,rp.m^a nne —......... ... sc » !inc —'------- \.Je a •!«« Jn reque-i. «<d rate* ere FRESH eggs, Baby chicks, an; Hatching eggs. Cackleberry* l'u im ,_ L u k a .lU u y ... h"i iTi«Ski»i CHICKS—Selected stock, delivcr■ ed. \V. Leghorns 100, $12; 500, $58. Heavy mixed 100, $10.00, Hurd lloeks; t n d It. I. Itcds, 100, $tfci;r.Q0,' $7(J. Ph. 278, Emerson Hatchery, Brooksville, Fla. You 11 find that one of the best .oppori or 30e for SSlnie 7 " 9tric,cd S t f S T i b . a ..E will be r e s p o n s i b l e » Incorrect insertion, < « for subsequent tx* office should be mediately In cu3e uf advertiser ? representative \ familiar with r a te s \ classification will "ii tunities for you to put real economy in­ to your scheme of things is to read this ' Classified- Section^ every time there is for d/of'nvcrage length JchS I UlttiWN, ,'| ui.. Mcfeinlnuti •'I ll'L l: • t|" I't'lll.li'ATION N'Wn i: Til KNOWN ,|NI I \ k n o w n i i i : i i : n Ha n t s i m i: s t a t i : o r i i .o i u h a To. i: i: liijovvN, 1>. is n v u i t . KM* •u v w u .Y r .u .ut'i i:. n vv a i .t u k . 10-H Plants and Flowers FOR S A L E —Citrus nursery stock Oil Hough Lemon Hoot. Quality and varieties‘guaranteed. Get my prices before you buy. F. Bennett, Waverly, Florida. ' something you need or wantj) You’ll be surprised at the amount of money and FLORIDA • GROWN non-blight, good eating Fear: S tu a rt Pe­ cans, Japan Persimmons, Plums, Prunes, $-MHI to $ii.lill per dosen, delivered. Write us. Reeve Nurs erjq Cottuge Hill, Fla."'"- 1 ‘ - time -yoirwill save.---------------- - 1 1— Miscellaneous complete information, j wish, they will assist anting you/ want od il more effective. 1“ —Houses For Sale P o lit ic a l Announcements ij n — N“r n :r * r . “ x m - Radio. Programs FEATURES ON THE F rid a y ,- J a n . 2 7 . ANI'A I■.! ,\1 XI. .SMITH. >.ll II II. KI.I.A I'.I.I.A A IlllOOKS 1*' t i h : ii »• m i i T u n , i. c ‘ OllTKIt j MAitv i i i :^ an I A. tVp| ,•l'I, i, *si i it., it*i i-i h-......... iiid IMoMirsoN if „ | | n . U0,1 || U„.< i: i: iiit o w n . l» ii 11 \ k k . r KMM\ WAI.TLU. and . i :. ii W AI. I l'-l: Itiwh■hi hand. ii. VV. K l I l .i' F AAIANUA VI SMITH. Kl--, L a \ i i i i o o i i s . m t i i i : i : t: p o ic? *fis. i. •' h u r m i . .m .u i y i: ■ i n ■:111 .iii,i a . vv T il u M i ' s o .j . P —W rig le jreview , popular mimbu*H, W .I 7 W B Z W B A L W H A M H V W W I . W W.1 R W 1I A S W SM W SH W M F W B T K W K W R 1 IM W R A ’A W .TA X K D K A W REN . 1* — A n g lii-I’ersiuns. cla ssica l HI ' iloul, 11" OIUIUVVI, ln-|l> il' vi Brit'S.. It yUt 11*-r*. Ill 14I’ll tit «'«*?« ii Hit tl", i umbel h, W E A K W E E I W T IG alt I" uhil vxrvpt Ui« I W.1A R W T A G W C S H W L 1T i.iMUjtl.i 11ill It l lutiin) having jar W R G W H Y W G K Y 't ’A E W T I'laittiitu; an\ l vit I i - |!ir AM WW'.I W G N K S 1) \« C C O liMvtiiu ilt'si i Mu'i ) LiittjF hi H. min* ( W OG WOW W DAF W TM I iil*' , t’li'tU'it; , i j'lrutu, tu •\v it : W RAP. ;n :.\r T i } »!•» 1*01) \ Twti Ml-t T -\\ii i>t of I I'll" riorhla, txy or ihti|4 tin- I*Ifit uf Haiti Ton 11 i •t* -t In t Ii*’ I ulillc lt',t'til'l|n nl Hriitihmlu .Ciiuiit>, IdMmw hm I, Il'UJtla. •lll.M .’T It m : , *•I m W t.W K Y W K D K A . 10 — C a p ’ll K id d ’s Buccaneers, iinvrllv program, WOlt WEAN :»* or m , ' , iv iiili - I 10—•Victor, hour, Amefttu GalH-Curcl, WJZ WBZ WBA I. WHAM WJR KWK WREN S"iiU» <•( h4M*. Uaiiita •a* I a*a. ,i i -ii itt tin- la ml l * * W N A t W F IU , W M A K W .IA S W A IK * W A I U W l i l l P W M A Q KM O X CeleryiMarkets Metal Case Sav£s~^ Supplied by the ' Market News Service, bureau of Agrlrultiiral Economics, R. E. Corbin, local r:pr?sentntiv«*. ----------------Destinations on »J5 cars of celery vv, iv h pniied fur Florida, yenter ................. . -day. Forty four of* t hcse-wene-frun:' isaiifoiil-Oviei'ii District anil 21 >Xmin the MahiiWe Sect.toil. I'll lgAn**ffrd shipment,!,, vvere desrine! points a* fa r iivviiv n» Mi i i h f ::1 New Orlian*, and Cedar Rapid* In., but the majority were lollcil ft diversion points. The full list of i 1' is ns follows: 8-Pi>ti'mac Yard, il-Waycress, nt Lb ret'i e, .‘’. Savun i.ab, 2-Alluiita, 2-Clde;igu, 2 New York, and me each to Cei'ar Bap ids', Ni vv Oi'leuns. Mnutieal. Ruch ester, Akrtn, Decntor, Mich.. Bui ■tunore. Detroit. Piiihulelplii^. Wash mgton, and tleiicnectudv. The 21 cars from Manatee Section we it ilcFtin.il M -Wayeross 5-Savannah ami 2-Pillsburgh. The G. S. ship ntents Report slipvvs four more ra n tVnn tiiuse on which destination' W CAG W K It C W t AO ins i.ot h h ii flu i iinfit *'! aV „ lit 1lu ^ 0 Klttrlihi itn 1l.rtnuL FThHi Dlf 111-, ilniv*' *l*‘*-( t i 1i*'(| i AihI , <~ I(1* • d'.i'iuoJie,' ri*o7e .♦1 It 1H IN. 1Il'NG! jlii ‘,1 M u -on.' \VV. W ; V, rATi t \ CH R.11i M *1 lllli 11 •! A milt* i: 1*1 lil Ml s' W.l A It W T A G W CSH W l IT Mli , 11\ | •-1*•It uf l.nts. s i itl In it’t W UC W GY W C.lt W f’ A K * 1 i.i Hd *- •tit£11111DC (it M L*u 1 IO Ul 1 s m : ■ UT it ‘ -4, W I ’AM WWi \Y S .\1 W GN 1 1i : , \ i T Ml K S 1*1 W R IIM W ()G W HO W O W la* 1- ,1 * •1 u." 1, 11 W H A F W H A S W SM W MG id < 1 .Im . 1M I*|UI III* 14 ,*f 4| tl l> W SH W B T WT.M.I K V H O W L 1*■ -. 11.1 1tl tiu rnM t ri 1t4*<Ul (tS , 4$ ^••UIIHu ■» i "mi itl \ R*!** Itid, A A K PRC. 11 1•••t 1 r.*1. \ !».»$;• Vllil :•tuj * 11*i Ilf 1 Ul| mi l u - r i ’l'i H ls il t»»*1 tl ft* 1 11■ 1in**11 i *••. *t. Ul «11*1 * F R I D A Y . NlA N G A R Y 27. 4>4| . UIM11.4 1, 1•li il Ini 1«u(Ulk *ui 1il U|* 272.b, Wl’G Atlautie City, I ion |»h*«l t .It M14 "file . 1*1 111* I'l.’iK r»r 11 I- I ’., .1 III III" ■ 11v uf S.Ui 8, auto show; P, A i ’ourert Cm * fui «l .'*» Ul 3$ul ■ , ’uuntv. I ’l.trl.lu, <•11 Muinlj > CD Mil .|JI> uf f'l'tti xiiitv . cln siiii; lustu, Negro Spirituals. A f 1fu1S tu tnstvfi iiu- Mill -ui 285.5. W'liAI. Baltimore. 1(150. 1 Ihu, I'tHii 1 ' IIU t *ll ill Doctor From Fatal o Bullet Of B an d it^ ' ATLANTA. Jim. 27.— ( I N ' i S * ^ Beta tiro he I* n jb y s ic in n and c a r ^ k Les a clinical thenuumeter ■ r & a in met*] m the left breast pocat of Iji* vest. Dr. V ir g il Cook^^ in ! •ved-ki. iv.'n in Atlanta, i.i alive to* Jay, The thermometer stopped a i I•elding Imllct fired by one of t*..n bandits eiig.'igiil in duel by the physician when attcnipting to t*-ti mid up the Three Points heda *•'** Company hire. Had the therniunutor been* in • mother pocket Dr. Cooke pro* •ublv would have been fatally .vcundcil, fur the bullet struck s ' lim illicitly over the hcait. The re| urt police described the two Hen us young negroes, hut Dr. ’ooke dei lnred this morning, h 1 elieveil they vvere white you with their faces blackened. Dr. Ci oke was in the store when ’J w ere reported to th e S a n fo r d of -he two bandits entered ill'll com- * f i i e . th:iking till- to ta l for Florid: ■ul'ndid belli phys'cimis to thiova; ; , x f for .l.iiiuu i.) 2dih sixty nine cur-' i-jp - jb *'U'-—btu i*i—i—Insfem i— o f -ctjnr*— T h ere w ere 52 e a r s nq iovtci’ lyin'*. Dr. Cook drew his pistol., ft mi. > alifi-rnia fo r y e s t e r d a y w ill "id o| cue l fire, which was re»- ~ H e icp'V! i icuir.pletc u s u su a l, 1011* urned. One lnillet struck him i n - U4 ;il d from New York S u it" , m a k in g 1 lie bren-l, and another penetrated tot il n ported for tile Gniti'd S t n t e 's back, inflicting inly "a slight o f 121 e a r -. T h ere w in * 21 shipped '■oei'.d. however. During the duel : t:g from C aliforn ia on th e 25th wide* ■ i> ft lie bandits seized S8 lrom w e r e not pi ev im p ly reported, he rash register ami, both fled- .! Save 25*,’ , O. R. Vaughn, optome­ r u n c*o i L> t i a i h k S m ih o p trist, I*. II. Griffith, Optician. TAM> Sanford Opticnl Co., .‘IGG E. Gth St- FOR SALE—rSpanish house now t h e S a u l e . w f, o. i>. m ark et r «»iI w ish Im it mil'll imo i #i *i lus ju-nj.V Eyes examined, Glasses made, only nmteil for $50.00 monthly. In "1 S«-mt)|(v|^ I 'III r|| i t till t 1 (1111 i iiiues u rv dull. Most o f the .-hip* ■ Al fully equipped. Plan* in Sanford. ennitliftdti** f*»r r»* »*tt*i t» t*» ihi* of •nt'iits lo lled u n Hold. A fi vv sa les Ecbilu Will sell for fire of Tax .A m*i> v ' i , ‘ iiHjrrt lo the ni Also watch and clock repairing— good location. .vi'iv m u i e tu e m lo u d lo t- 11L $L5t' led n leil uf Hu* \ m| i i n ui thr. Deimi Jii.OOO.OO on terms of $250. cadi 1erulle lTlint»r> tu n« I.. id hi Ju .i« LE-iC*,.*o.l used Nusli reasonable prims. ■er I'i'lili' fo r I am i •! dd/.eiis w ith and the balance $75.00 per montli uf ill In J iiu v Car- Very viic:ip. Forty s - ami i n ’s iliseuunti'd 25 c riits mid A v y u o iiA N . 1 703 Palmetto Ave^ House contains 5 rooms. luirge.Iot, "ui e e ii|s ri s p e c t iv e lv . T h ere is little Bicycle, Gun. Loch and Phonograph r o l l c o i > t \ r in i ii iH H i O M :i i .................................. 1” »j*ar double garage, etc. Address G. • m e . o i . i . u i i j i - i i r»i) ^ tn i' fj i "#»> ’■ y utp, -rn T il’AL •Geuiiiur* • p r o g r a m ft - ■S •'8o,* ■(rifle'for'tin Jtdrtfni'" Ttl th e ln u rk e t 1 sv I m W — 14» rtnijitiim *' 4h$i'k*“4mil ft , repairing our specially. . Toys, tilth *vMl % R.ml tauM’ h**hf it *iih W M fh Hu k1 eiiili'ert; to, -%I)ODGJ*->.. ,» '-*> ■ X ALT, A TUCK, Conn Jmi. 27.— -J A *.Ill Curd T h e Herald. Vletnr candidati* ft»r ■ * Ii * uf lN»unt>' » :• long as rnTitial ci iisinnption of |. i I,*h »Ih and Min*) tit I* in ami tlrahum truck-i. bieyclca, sporting g-uds. mid fish­ i *«ttit (ii Iikp*I i*t i *a*, f rum I'iM rlot N h *•, IIt I l‘M ’’ bool. >i . 1 iivtil LUi • Mi* ourn (IN S )— Beit Acosta, Mans-Allan• le r In 1 * 1 .1 \ \ ’t'ltipli itinnf,. erman’s supplies. Geo. \V. De;it'll, Mil'Jet I 1 » * tlj,» > | '’4 ‘IH |'*I» uf till’ %ill| I3ih Street. Rhone J. 2 1 — A c r e a g e F u r S a le si m • i In* ui*i»\• ii* *1m l,i I he I »p nuM-nt f u* Prhnniv t*» • l * n 1 ft4 « l Stjit” d, K\vr> tie filer today was sentenced to l',ii> "i 122.'!. Wo It N fwa * !*, 7 lo: l i.l’i, “The Hicyclo Store.'’ McLnnder ,*t f \ ii ( i in rii -1 I •n.| | he tieli i'll J tin.' Mil, v I». is.'fc ■ n fXL’opt Sund ay anil spend five days in New Unveil , * ensemblr: S lav l'ii,»ni i* 11»*c l‘pi* nf till* til I King t'i le; 7. i t COWAN «'tl. Autrf Arcade. V LONG. FOR SALK:—licauttlu! a rceare IV m • •I. Iti III .id J ih I h ' i i : eii'l because he flew -x Miipnu*nts Itiiw Ih'I’H County Jail Moniliv Jot N \ limn, * \:, i*ini’ md sheet inetid works, bctwet'n Orlriiido to nils, ;13 1-3 •It. • Mu i **I1111*1 Mi I* run i n \s*.i.*i*inii Most city markets ■through the borough here y e s to r* - ,,^ ilteVf 12, 11 Knlii . linur; l*l, Lap ■ I fi|» i Avenue, l ’huite " lt i- N . 14— Rooms (Vithiiui Doiiru olid 1 id 1.1 I m acres, coiisintiiiK «*f ^ume high and I he,oh> uuoouuce l" the geople i' ami prices arc de ,'h.y aft.'inonn at a lieight of leoa 1 illi* !Df *1* !.*1 1•1 I»4* *l\ 4*1 Null* I I Mini; i! o:.f . some low laifd* Lleally situated .1 Nelltlllele '••Mill* tlia i 1 uni a «*"»l ;ulj. i ■1 +1• • IM III I Ii* I e.U l.1 1 I",- i.t \ n s s i" . ir MUhJeel III ilinn 2.ULIU feet, which is the limit* g fOHIt HL'IEK CO. "lining. for poultry farm. Ft outage on old , i, rie I I I f i. I 111 t ih' ih e lsh 'li of II" voleifl In F I V E b e d r o o m s In lent. f!17 W. Orlando road. Can be bought r.t 1 lUgnol'a A\V. set by a stnte law . Whether Aeos--flop nil* hi t** i11 Il I it, I in-••, 11« I*, ui,at lo lie Ii. hi i**"" i T :. i iplu, rep, r! fr, in tile New P.'l.a, W EAL New A.'1 1 •'I tu'* i’I-lim :lrd Si. Phone l a bargain with very easy payments. in lone <>i this i mm t have llvu.l 'thinWubloi f A -lot ill yivhi'Nt ci,; !. Y "lk in.it Ut'l toilav " 'f le e ts this la tiaily will go to jail will not ba it .l II* in i n .mice mill So in i ii" t»* eounUes e ll led until later. .Judge Frank A* A 4 This is an opportunity for annul for tu 'e a rs (Mil * 1 \ pyS-MAUMONS uenerul itmiiion. Tin re p o rt give* iklie Davis* mvliestia: s . i 'hv I have s.-rveil as (hn* bedroom, 111 Park Avo. one to gel a desirable poultry farm '■ " in i' *"Ml III-'Hello I I'M 1111*1 o il "ii*1* Seal.-, who passed sentence took i ' i■ ■ weiitli-e ns lu ile g r c * . above fewAutomobile 1 o. an . Sf» til I.i 11*1 t for almost imt'ung. For further till l J vI'RI s l li.iv i’ in.nli* my 11v '.lie mutter under advisement. L'’_ tkljAw. I’h"tie L17.; I .j — A p u r l m e n I !■o r K e n t .MLI •I ■to an d i'll*,,*' l'i cur., of celery * Il I'll * fl lilt information ■ It. Holly, Flirt tliu I II l•“»TU- I *M**)I Kill i*. Ai i>'tri pleaded guilty to violate |t. f K,I ' ' Im r\4*i’»" 11*1 ta t in i (i fit m GnbfoMiia a r r iv e d . I from Iter in- . oi National Bunk Building, Sanford, \,i v|*a ' ♦• •”■11i * hi 1 him .; ' I»i •11*111iii im I * ing •.in1 state law by his swoop up- '■ lev >er \ in* '•Ti nla. ami I fioin New Y rl. •0 MSI' v.t It) 1j- ii rut; th«- pi * 'louH..I Ilandsoini'ly furuislied apartment r loridn. _ I lit r i 1 '1 "III I >11 \ nil ► II|* ii# |i«i «" ',-ttn ' k . lit ill li '■late D tiiiimi ! i - >I"W and m a rk e t •n the village, lie said he Wui in fi, <• resident ml section. Prie • PAIN I * | .0 ... u’M'cl.i trying to express his UP*.j'l { 1. i11 •i*j 2 1 — L o t s l-’o r S a le : i i ; 7. \ nn • light I v ii i ; » ■ i ' Hit'll i>.,i s . ,. .i■ l' i 1'iitit y | very 1 II KII.IIKK reasnnabl'. It ,se (Viuit ple.'iiitinn of good deeds ilonu in I"".'. 11a m i l t o i i ; FI, i idii n in.t:la palln ulm | A; arlm i iUs. !'. I: Baggett. Phone LOT B A R G A IN Lot I. K v iiiis It H -I liu b, half by friends in Naug.t* • .-I I I I M M I T l 111 : run .adv : 8. i :■"I ,. 81 7.7 I | , i i .,. . 11. . ir i'llit a o ) quality .......... A: c a r - j IP7 or 7d2-.l « i «i > 1' link. 'Ii' ITU, ce, ILJ x P5 , Co rn er Mag li, 'Y liil" lb ,-l $125 I TV III" SI.lie I , lU-l.'l "I e ii lm u p tw Tl »l * wbv il such ! V state |i"|i, 'email arrested llolia \\e iH je and Hughey Street. .Dill Mill -i i i 'l" > r t in Ring a- b>w . U i " l"V i lew ; I " him; On in- Sun | I I RNISIII.l A p a ju n e n t: hoi and 1 1 0 ,’ J T jn , H a lf en‘d l. Best bu,v ,* I,. J 111 liini "III' " ' At 'stii "ii tile Bethany Air Field, ' .itid 75 t a ni : I I liiiu lii-i m n-ic 1. r n v1 : ,\ n t i 1 1*1 ' 111 m i l ' -evi'ii nubs south of here, afteV V.itet G ara g e R e a -c o llid e . i old V -a u t o iil. I'lnnie 7 s'! M K I •lx \ I ill **».•,i gli. oi lo ad w ,,i ** t J t im e s < tie landed yesterday afternoon. n m 1111 ; I I * .l^ l \ 11 in: A p p ly l l'i W I'.'III St. I 1 1 ! • Sv nil'll’ ov in hi"*! i a • iiiidhti v I i *’ I 1' ■ 1 ,114U •Hi.......... r it,nh . 'it i ., *f.ihO'e Ills ai'iest al fiisl was lielieVW F o lt SALK East front lot rn 1 iiu-i t u Mm ’ 1- I t .4,ii*ii ••lam 11 ••ni \\ ,I7; s :t.l. While lira i tt nil P.iper ( j I'd li • S*-miiiuiH RENT • A pm in te n t, 1101 , I Ml 1 ) dqc to t)ie fact that Acostii is f .Tl* Mag India A v e n u e , E v a n s Addi- | ' "i a lu , ’’•}jV/.',i!’ > i R'' r * I*.* h-M . h Stu.ui Itli* * ' : tu ' opposed to have departed - from Elm A vc.. eornei l l l h St. t ion Ni'ry d e s ir a b le r e sid e n tia l! I l•1' • Jtllir ‘ 1*•- ' Ni vv Jersey with In* airplane on, \| m 11''1' d is tr ic t . L a rg e lot. O w n er w ill sac . i ■ . W I 'm ui' bed ap ui t illr ill, I I I'd M yrtle Tuesday at a time whin the plane rifit it t.n e a s y tel ins. Aililresv 1 .11 i i g i : WGX I Ol i Til }'-•>. ^ A ve Iniptire M rs. .Itilu is T a k iie h . was under attai Itiuent by u sher* IMJ i'll fill IiS, 1> 1 . 11. 11, 1 ai e 1leraltl. ji nr*' *•:»hi f'MU Phone 1 I'hone .V.iT-R. '■ ri 1i!" iif f I*1*’ O •l; Mi 1:1 M 1 1"ii iff. ** •it' llillf 1*UU111 11 *.|n lion" 2 d — M i s r c l h i r e u u s F o r Suitj ■ jr “ UI 11 N icely l'uribslied a p n r tm e ills. veitli Tul 1*1.1 Ll h i i“* 1 1 l r n il l lit t UIf I'i IIII .',1' JUG, J all 27. i INS) U Ri Ha p; ,»f Sp’iiiiiu i. •*-m*-* * i 1* V »•1 M 1 .-il » all modi rii eon veil itMiee.s Plume L O R S A I L. Own yn tir shit m a iltV ii .tiniouial iliiiti, r given by 5D ‘i H .iltloi t \ I o n 1 a l »<’ l*iimmi > •in* ■ taTlltl.N; r.llOl•*ll itl 1 , *$* il** 1* &Kjl t T tiisine" mi'll grei ted Governor ■*Lo . • av a IIn I ; ' ' . A Tig I ini'. L iis ii st am i ipiicki'Ht way to ll 4 IJ.'M l u 1, •* 1 1■'ss1 .1«i11 lu-H IIA kruutf oil ; tiytliing if. 70. * all al HIS Palmetto Ave. KO N U |T \ 1 bn W Martin hist nigl.t on bis I'jrllllol:}" In II, \ pkor.e mm! will g e t COK m ake money in S iiiim d e Co unty. • 11 r I • il 1 ' • BKNl — Two furnished it rival frotti Wewaliu-bkn ami a tu 1 tilt T % \ i o|.t.IU"l*Olt 11P Mu Soul hern. i Pt.orir JIT \\ :• ilailO th e is o pi'rnting vviiy not you. apartment!!, huge rooms. Old fllllt 1 .1111 I t H Msll l u .HIM i *I 1 1. M.<l. lame and public reception in lib L’.mI'I, W W N G A - Ii Box L I M 1 are Sant m il H e ra ld t «* Mu* 1miuh * vi*tu hil 111*' l “i r> *1- i*t lun Park Ave. honor was held in tin* Poll 7, ilium i iiitisii f* t IlM* **l *1* 1 \ '•'-■ ■ 'Si­ !.*r t*f MptmIij III l.lli t II ptci’f Walnut ll.* 4 ' u l | Ml > , M i l . I 1 h» till' 11**11••11 Ml «l •, 1. \ N F A R I . V nrw Hotel following tile lllllin -perch IT " .!(. U S i! X lh in la . f*30: I c p yoau gm. d w a l l s ' IB— Houses For Hen'. 1, ?'efiimT a 1 * S P VRTANI.I RG , S r i . , J um 27. W I'l ( h r a t e t ; ■f ti l * - V*»M I VVtK M(l< I ruum Sl'l About 15U people of I Ins tow n , one, W M .W WALL P A IN T \iinv mu In. U, W rig ley R eview VV | *| 11). 1 I V lu tu- l "it n Juitf. I 1\ S I t 'mi nieli d oy i,i* l.iil> 1 |»II1 4 * 4 * t It* 'I pm toli .NSW ANl> B E T - ! lie glcnlc I si Ip 'lt d I' bo ill I. I". I'alm oliv•• lioni It BENT- Seven room house -tiM-1 fnlilmvr »ot 11<r\V 7 1 - ‘J x » Yum iimu.t i V III P .1INK IN'S lie tin- W, el to i "i.ipleti- a tiati\l. 1 1 FURTHER IN Ft.HIM A,'M h lb .01 11 a 1-2 W. Hllti inht 2 L! V V D liD <'(lailaim ngn, I'efiril I lie Govt i tun speak m tie i'e»l '.lib Phone (171. *11* h, slop flight lrom Ih lo it ti Miami, !UL I IICNL 2 in 2 OH v i i s i : \ I T U 11 1 ou |i*P . l .S' • ' St. .1. 12 Li . 8. Sunil.i> '.I'liool lesson p* nterest of Ills Clllllp.iigll f I tile 111" . !*, t , ••it aviator I'llf* il 4 * 4 1 lid li|,11* | . 1 *»u ICC 0 LLKK, S A N F O R D , LOR RENT 1 1 Live room bouse S ,'ill, I'll M'lllilliv Initeil Stale Semite following the h . ............. . iii,s Dull .I-* S* n :itu i f iu f i.t TIM ns I ji:: 1. MM* A It I U l . \ I 11 'IH l o :> flivver "in item' Raiio’s Siding, $10.00 pet FOR SALK RnlM*i|i flfsk; refii- iin ;ui Si im Imi*.I •li*lfje| «;«*t*» | 1 r i n ui 1 in: 41 i.\ir 1 it*u.i.i "8 I.J, K i l l s Hot S p r in g s , 780; Ii,liter, lie declared be bail I.. |>* <;*i h -rc ta ­ .n#r«L»rt vlivap. Uoluku Apart* liiiHiMl T.f S.nilnul. Uri-varit C% *n»u *-i 1 m . * t m onth. C . M. Berry, lis promises iijji'.liu g | > . * • •' •' daiU't' Mini's; lu, R u ssian F a v ­ Wiisli 111 m tun M * M . H Mifiji.f r.t tin* I»oinaer;if n* I li' other it 1n m cnls No. PhoiU' i!i)2 -W , Wl’O M O K E - p r e oiuls. lowi'i taxes, better seho'il*. I »♦•**min r ; ^ I •1* orite* ; lu Li, d a n ce co n cert. nrliii.ii * 1 • !•** 11*'I*l .1mu* 5tJi, M*';v I Nicely If i*| it (i-*| I |u*i|iiM** In I'fint In ii.- ! w iflt:f; t : \ s tu hjiM-iu*i *u % . t S"da. t\V are FDR R E N T - Bungalow. mil everghub's reelatnat: ni and r . ’ *22.1. H 11 A S l.miisvilh', {>:«»: furnished. Well located. Phnne FOR SALK <ioocl Fonl Delivery lu n u ll . |.u M .- In-t mtiri-Ht uf it-- I* "rii* ■* til I 11 t u 1 111 1 ilJ4 11 hIdji •ajtvi iiliDt c. Call 102 s 10, studio to in i-r l; Icctnl to Ibe S eiate vvotild eon Wrigh*,' i hft.’i In-'ii mitji h ii |•|*•1H1 Mt tllhli H 1 ,4ii*l I Mott*- > ou In no til). ' off i’! lK S A M <iK I * V I'I.A VI h ' \ trui k, $-'1,011. Ifa Font Motor Boat ri’cnnl un **ui’li (tu i"*i Imilt i**a Iwl1* review; tu. Riilmolivo !.-"•» inn,* to work for I I'lrh.n in IL, b I .VV. -‘O’-* Mn|| t|*. t; " m| 1.11*1 . -MHiTVllI toll Ul luNAI, i : \ ni - in ih* I r n •>" Kinds 5 ROOM house on W. Second tH.. nlmoKt now Mi«ko me mu o ffer. i* r . i u. \ | i Mentiilii*, 58U: u, llgtoll III 11.11 Mi -i I I t !**'#IJ • • I i’ll IK?I t o n "f \ si*i»ni♦ in m <’ 1‘.Mill! V ui 41 , M!'DNi* 0" 1 p 1 h^tif tu Tetfini /, "T . 11 Paper IL t I I.OKtlM I * t.M , «.i %t . 1 nil ."itii'MI mil I lit If J j-'U ; ,iti'i *h,*i. W i t g h y t "view; III, I'uimnlivc il" point,'il it ‘. h .,1 S"i)i l a i b o r >1 t 1 VV . 1).* t a two blocks from business dis­ .1. A, Ci»io, Linfiln Motel. 1 u *♦ V it iV m n ifiit | » l I • il M i l l i l l • l u I I •n i t t If. 4 U|*|"'t bout ; I I t’.iin I* imtsitis til" "tie In i,' 111,1*1 have led, I'll Will- ! o il li*' i in In- VI ! trict. ( i1>od location for man »f I i» I 111 >1 t l u h :« u f • II* rA U K iSII f..l*t 1.1 j '•*. irK I »’•|*11m *1 I•* 1........... . I U s M N ash vill,'. Him: ;i, issistan, i to.go for viml May i t I ■-uii! h f*f I II ii-pm rli.g, piano mode rate means who wants In he F O R S A L K SI ""it nil worth fur* pl.inm d ! 1 1 V 1l»» •t Ml Vl, fit" till .IS.'IM I t' 1"I1 Sh-ilf 1 W iigh". Tivievv; lu. P alm ,d ive ru n * in :itirr S. d. Shinbolser. '. Nedley luMoibli'cl the i •X'TIltiv,' him tluvvii ni*:»r A ||*V l'» •’ \ (1* t D jn ic n with 17 years .•lose to town. II||.<U’,4 . Ill ' *’il tlillll.l *• ,i' ' liar Ish'il i rt ■ muni, m « Ilu n iv h in g s and lease on 12 room i l In I I lu hi i i , . Mi* rii f uf Sr in hi I"- * t.f 11.1nix ini’ J** Srnfi rii mu',,' store Phone 18b. Hie Lee oi i best rn from I’.maiu; hi-t i’tii* * \1 fu’H' 1■ Il ;i 41III lintel. Furn ished . Low rent, J . A . 1 fur i inil | * u(i * tM> *1| lul *o \\ rn i :i: i i *»i : i t f » j 4-4 1 ' u I 111' V ill •1 ,.h II! r lb. 1 ah" I 2 I ' « . U l ti A Pen ,;tcnla. 1200: 'itv im * lo m ight over .a i" A 11 Me* 4 I I v H »sl I * .Ulll'l lu ll. uf * I'ri* 11 iiiit g a r a g e . ( ' 'ole, L in , pin Hotel. i Ji*. f,'. ,i - , i i I h u ,1 * i i * * I ‘ i i m i l r v a ROOM bungalow with P, Li ’'*'*• i - tl,| tnani'l; PSIO, .luhi- Inner and t,*<option, wlm li wa •h p * I'1, nc .v ' -V . tl*. lu roll Uriel if I I-*' Mi • t.I 'L L A N I * 1;1' ttfl.x tii'cl.r 1■,1 Mi •f 1 *• li4lt I. h t- Slug ' s; | | . organ. \ $q<MM) per month L. A. Brothel \ v k «»ur« ,\ i i . v M iI lend,',l by I'aanv |»eO)il, f t , mi ' p 1 ' (Mil Im m *i i'll*! ; 1 . mpt vv0 tl 1 1 * 1 » l* I AN'Iv" mi Ml* •’! I \. I > \ N r o l l * > iu :iin r .sen, p h o n e Gi5. h u h ir n h , and Wevvubitebka. a - wi l l i-m 4* l! , . ^■ lll- k S Irrig a tio n Woo,l. all leng a- , lot sa le la-ave 1 h ii't iv 111■ iiun••• h d ra m iiHacy ' lilt1 I’.iiint) i SF'IIN *1 SI (1 111* ill l*i ul ul I * I nf ri.OK IFM I- .Hit Ii •’ I IWeiul I. in 1.1 w ork. is u,’ll, by .settlements. lie r \ e - S |ia ili- bin orders at 15.1 .Mclltmville A v e. fur r. . I*. ti'»n (•> l lu* uf I ice »»f bln r- .«(.,(« 1 1 ll ti‘l * 4. Ihi ri i FOR RENT — Furnished three * "»rni’i n i f Im iu iN ii M - i » 4 • i iff nf Si-inn "l> M ia IW'.m I n I |C. l l>r. •lltive will " i i'.e to Apalnchii •' F. B. Dysor 1 ji * (it i ul* < i i u -R * v* I11' 1 1 no. 11 a f t i > •*1 411 Mm iiiii i , ’ti t*f 11mb votrrh ill tho a \ r. 1 . room cottage. Gil t E. Fourth St ir " 'll owl i;,m i lintnh • if •»u't iu xi idM f *4•iiu.'tt !• pi lu hr liulci mitt '.inlay and *peak t b e r i 1 tn aigl'l M»- 1, . N . 1 near Lorresl Lake Hotel. Modern 1i I 'u J ij iii" l v*. ill ti ppt *chitf* your I . l Mi’ll Shi i uf I t m. > n u r\ ■ t lu lls impro\Vment->. Cull next door. Mippmt. irppi For oak ana heart, pine wood pO riM , f ile Roof E v *" tf t|' 1(1 ll’hl L " l l ' i l l .......... t u - to ia s S can d al t harged C’ N; H A M " phone 020 or w tile »!• If. Sulli"! 4 Melal sh in g le t; Phone 857-J. 'i Iiainl .iri'l >" it ul n i l u ♦ 1 Tlmt emtdovi-s o f lb** v-u-lntt IM*'» 1 v t i x g r v 1 :1 • i . 1 r n ' •.I! i . i u i u i " ‘ T i l l . i i n n IT van, Osteen Ha. Strand w o o d ! r u n L j ’ d ;" 'l gidvir.lz.ed h ou se depnrtineut m e in,pos*u 1 -.iMKIt. f - r ; , O M IT FOR RENT—5 room bungnlow at X E H Y O R K , Jan. 27 . I N S ) mixed $0.00 pci coni. 2 ft. lengths j 1 II* l.v I,nrito.TlPi; m > raot fida.*'' IK*^" ** ‘ ow an. Oak • 1 A l. ) lin es oil i l ' l p o t ' wi tl l tile Imp, i M 2121 Pul met to Avenue. 2 bc.1 .1 U M. 1 S 1 M Phone 111 . < in 111 Im, <■ !' row r > p i c I w ith fu r lli ( llffJtT "I 1Clerk i t >iie f t, $8.00 per cord. >f gel m g ib e goods t h r u s t int »f looms, bath, living room, dining c u l t • '"iirt M ilijtu t| l o III!' w i l l a ci 11 m e n l to,lav at tin* expense I U|Hpi 1oil* t t h . \* iti r p 141 t ti I* Ii.iM i't.ru tlc prt ‘"id this is the room and kitchen. Garage. $25.(Id lisputi-, lui-s ju st been e h n r g c l by (■iiu r it nf r»‘*l li 11 il ) 1»Mt • I Jack Sharkey, tli»* Ro-lnn tel yiiiii luui l( |t for monthly. Key at The Herald Plenty of WOOD A- GOAL al Du* m a r > nil J>ll IiuIl l>. I, I as*ITIUASIII'K i new spa pci in Bucnu-. Aires, Ar•fill ltd 11 4’f f 4ii»r yriir tile •• V . ...!••* h ea vy wet gilt w ho sig n e d lor ., V luuiTiiirv ,1" u kl *^ StH sit* * Cybail's Wrod yar'k '-Kb office*. I l>, X T , I ' l l t l ' i : , I Tl Mi raw "ilk ih I4*11*1 I,v |iti!li'ig rin 1 mat b w ith J o h n n y Kiskn mulct 4, uti.ui. It rile s tb a t w hen the tm'press. Phone .‘180-M VI TOII MO In it "i ilte in ifh ess iu n Unit ht'>wonhl lie oi'itel-s ntunjil th e lines to tllV i G en erator and St a r t e r S erv ice li t c im*< li.micfillv h a R anted F rn t u le Six room house: Tenth, between I i>. i I,} itiiiM'iiM'' my eaMillili.!'' g iv en a crack at G en e T u n n e y ’i I'T'ilciat G o,nt n in e -te n th s of the i * It i*ll*tn to Mi" " file r "f I . i ol rii by Kfi/.o Tali iiia- hi. an lifn’gitolin and Palmetto . Bent ^7— Money To Loan Rcnuud Buttery Shop a p p e a ls a l e successful. tiooilc I'l.ihi iMilIm- A lim iir> miO I il If vvilbnul fu i tiler a,In il' lie cli■ lui'ei hi T"k>". reusonoble. Rhone 251. I" till' Mill "1 III*' vull'l’l* to, seized for bri-.uh of r e g u la tio n s m itiatiii th e ('level.m il baker. Honiuh passenger to dot W, Second’ St. .iI ii in imi.n> mi .loin *■ 1 1 U R G E , five , or le i. y e a r loans in. 11. ni... iliill.V <i I.CnSAUHV I low S im rk e y was induced bv t, ur, confiscated for the ben e fit ol > -'h ■ sand* on a ti ni l!l— Houses For Sale I w ill be considered "" f ir s t hoax lo sig n lo meet R isk ,, here the employes of the c u s to m house Next to Spencers Top Shop *‘V plane .Salur* ’ IE S T W A T TO KILL r i m n i» i;itix T i.\H K X T M .trili 12 w as revealed by Jess an d it i ' -aid t h a t onilpoycs file I', III." IXSTIU CTIOT FOR SALE—75 foot lot fa cin g m ortgages, im proved city properl M ) i l ,l l Garage ' tv, ui 8 per cent intercut. See I mu . niMilolii.e [or i n •eir ellon Mi .Mitlmn, iiiu tc lim a k c i for pm - many com plaints "It th e chance east tin Pnlmetto Avenue north j to III" offlC" ot NlltMTlIllfUlIrllt ol Rhodes I-ocklw irt. Pham8 K 2 -J. I bill *nm,‘ will be su c ce ssfu l. Mi'lof Hughey Street. Will sacrific u<»le' Tex R ic k a rd M, .Malm.i, luilill,' nisi, rn'""ii tor >*r.nli»'l< becam e Con,j, v aiiliJi’C lo ll .r lii'lnooratic if sold immediately. Very little who went iqtu a I went y* fon c bout . b a n ts a r e , "itijilaining I'rlitiui} Vuur Mipporl vvl.i !,u h | iCLASSIFIED DISPLAY huddle with S h a r k ,■> it, Boston, they a re put to a d d itio n a l legal cash required untl easy puyment! pi ('flu ltd, t fn llll,ll" > ' OU1SC. t . vy.f ' i . y iV'i ON aid 'be Uo^tini IjijU le i .jiT u n tx l to e x p e n se s and a r e n.)« b l» to gel , ' Bavv Ibitkrani to on the bulunre. Address I*. O. Box -ig n fo r the R isko bout when the heir m ip o itc.tions p ro m p tly . , u„-,l|.M ll"« ZidU llr,.,Mrrl.,.ld. I 1. 1 ' before to , LU.- Sunfnnl. l u l l « l l . l l l ' M i l , ‘ITT f l l l i n r . " . iM U m II o ,, 1- , ii Ml I') ,’" l r d IM, ,1; I I m i r fix fllll1*t|l(M!«» III)*- 0*4(id IdIII’v ' lily l :n ? » held nut to the vyinne •? ' «t this price. ----- r -f-T .:f------- T ..f 1I 4- 4*f tll»l k. «*f ll»V ,. .,1 ,i ill IlMrU'rn tv I" f. V .,1 ftlf flit •if IJ niiturnain, lee Always Use Fa* |».iM'i was a sqrap |bo ju iv lv o r ol . «,™ ln >"UI materials .1 Olrr.lN". ■ It .•MINlll'fVlr'1; Cii unit Mi*m l* •uufuct tii Mi** act I*#11 Stearns* Electric Paste tin- .lark Delaney*1‘n i« l l c n e y ai'il* wh«» Mihacribed for a war 1 kiMji... a .,".iw ii i" n o ' „oo..M,|c u d . ,li>ii if"Mt< v**ti ri ‘ il* J nnt’ I,lriiiii*i'> • t till’ M ill l u l l - . ' ,l.* r, ,'U ld lr H S , It. It I I’.AS. Sw. t>«iiis 1)1 •• nuitrli. S h a rk e y f in a lly ca|»itulatcd tiieiiu'i'ial -su e ii y e a rs ago, have y*tiV Ave. Atlantic Fl yer Is Sentenced To Serve Five Days In Jaii \ ii Port St. Joe Hears (iovernor Martin In Reha If Candidacy Harry Brooks Will . Make Another Try ' ; At Non-Stop F lig h t/ i ■ li - i a 1i 1 Sharkey Induced To Meet Risko A Her Rickard Wires Him i!.vm;itn;s $9.50 iSS*s"" ’ " a nleil Mn TSf. WOrk’ ■8®aii' !•' l ,J°king or •rages. Box ;m, fWft 1 ' N}> MORT* ‘ ' 1 1 2 I s™“ See tmd J biitincas fierill>’ WU1 « 4 an security, i ,r buLplic». B auf , r*t St. Rats'-nMice la.Ug.'.tl",'. *.1UK14»> " Km -1' l’ll!.,’n,7 .ilaikN. liiaituchr". •*'L**' blo° 1 ,,i.M-rirr. ImrilentUM -K "o' arlerluN. 111 llinv* iIi ijllit n iII1*1 •** *«nil 1non hold*, upuplt xy anil put ul> ♦ FOR SALE— Handson'.e two story h fi 11 )in i a u A woman. >v»u 'VH| tn.d.ui.ly iMlutul* - m»*nk4f«, stucco house in high class tiLid'l* r tr**i*.*f*'. 1>1*JC* J*I>,*:***‘ Ullil | tu Wi.lltffl Nrtpull-4JII ill residential section. Well built and I*' ; ,} f ini. I till llllltll! ,lf ii thoroughly modem In every r e s - 1 "rinlire "f „ " id mi.uck poet. Beautiful grounds an,I ’,7, ti.,1,1 *• Vi'U w III l"»u the shrubs. .This property sold recent­ I, ,111,. of 1111* t»r liriillli. hainiinrs* P'»l V , *IU'T, \ v “ : .,**■ ly for twelve thousand dollars. ,„.| MII |ITI".. ohI "O' I'BIllr Of W MU', loo Present owner is willing to sacri­ f a i r N iiffr-n * *>' , , uiiimmi coinnlalnlN riiu iarraU d fice for ten thousand. Apply Box ,h ,i ConNilpstlon and h«|npr- care j Ssnfnrd Herald. >ni I'Olt M .l-lilc n r . THI'I IT r i l l III I m . nIi ( o aiiiioiuic,' lliul I 1,10 a ■aiiilolii," l'ii i *-oli iTloll to llo "l f ,,i i ri,.| L of llo- Circuit I’otii i „( Ct.M.MMl* C .ilU ly . ITorlilu. nullj , . , l - | , i 111" i|,i InIoii iil'/ltu ' IX'liii" c a 11" ViiH'iH of Semin,,le Cotiiuv. In il,.- |t. liio"ratb; l ’,Tiui,r> LI"* Jloli |'i I.,- Ill-Ill oil JllMV alh, A I' I !-g 8 u,TS2SSkW!»IS7tri All Desler* 2o*. 3Sc-D««- M oney B a ck l l l t i a l_____ ls when shewn u talegram purpnrtiut' tT a d Lo tbeir in n iie y bark be­ ta have been sent by R ickard and I ■■>'• •> they ale tired o f"w aitin g for t a PEP ® HEAT" i STOPS BACKACHE I Al" f The heat of m i |H'jiper« take* th* ih, hiring that the Shurkey-ltiski ilic ulna to materlalitc. "oUvliT floM i (ore, lam e back. I h ,'., 5 , winner should be lauU'heii >w ipt ' can not hurt you, and it ir ila iu ty , “ 'Tiiitnoy ^ EXPERT end. the torture at emy. > '‘Tin* tclegruni was pimply a Wlnli you are •ullrring you RADIO REPAIRING 'p,op* m essage,’* McMahon chuck* j loudly gel around, ju»t try lUd PepWork Gunranlet-d |H-r Roll, mid you w ill have fhr^ > •.* ! led. "It wok a neat bit of match­ V. Ii. 4>OUOI»A88 ’. making stfatexy.*' Sharkey, wlm Hnsch, Freed-Eismun, & ipilekr.t relief kliunu. Nolhmg ha* M ill I I.CIIK OP COITIT (Ilih iMIneiitrated, penetrating Lrut' • has juJil leullzed that he signed ( rosley receiving sets. I l.i-i • I.) nil no u nee my raililblui'V for ,TVh 1. o, th" elruulyv-niirt null exclusively . fo r the 1Risko fljlii, i Tubes, Butteries und Elim­ ne red |M-p|>el*. , . | I,, llo- w ill of the Avoid'* In PREVENT G R IPPE -’FLU J u ( t n v i w n * • you app'J' )’1‘4 ... was left holding the l»«g. lie Mi,. ihHHM'iatlc piTuiary to lie held inators. l’e|i)aT Rub y«*,l will feel <li" tingling f IIILL’Ssrtiwtlhamiilnfffiiii !<• A. mu*t cither meet, the DelaneyI w ill a p p ie e U ti' your a.M * can ••<> I'ONlttvriy .'llmlnutc.J Jiiitu '■ heal, lu thive miuutta it u ntil* the I im . Ceki. l i t checked in a t "* SEMINOLE UADIO CO. loir iwn-Niirsli'al mrlhort*. W il l* support. Heency winner or (top but of the tore (pot tin "ugh an l tlir ni'di. [' ' " ■ *- - f t p ’ Iliterature Iwfiiliiris. ITunsutlU* It. A tS jll" ,y nail for Snhford Ave. parade, according to McMahon. Hid' aorenrx* are gone. ■loa u H l io u i charge . l'boue. G30— J A(k any drtjftpu for a jur o f 1 ’ tztt, . jJOS. c u .- c p ji'V i C iJcc^flc^ lal Rowlr* R«i IVpp*r Rub.. IU'»„r* ta ■' imy work* tie mat ids if* Full U r For Repairs t the gtaulne. with ilia a jam Uou lc* x VV \Jo*Uu hhb and Demonstrations rh, t.oir^l ana »»*ci 11*'1 e*eU |i»i'*.«jpr. hi *ijjt vvrst " ore -Av«mi«t ind hard 1*U 1 u i Mn. TeV'pbonf U»«.' J 1 *". y l f e l * : ifidl h n ^ ‘ i ( R edlar-^ Very r*»p*.cilvely. 1 ‘ J .. " ;i0. m ‘ iV M Q ,”»ll <>\t X l^ n F W 6 V os-ar COLDS UININE (J3L V A V MMi'-k’iw.'w* — 1 MW J: a ■ -* •i v � 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 27, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 27, 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 27, 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/862d3a0774e2432912d9cd33e40323f1.pdf 36cefce67ea8be8869d2129c392d2661 PDF Text Text \ -1. {■ ■ MHH • r*<*5Wf* 1f?M 'v m ti&ER' -Mi* h V VOUB k ih rA In F l o r i d n ’s * H eart, •r.v> ■ / u o r l d ’s G r e a t e s t V e g e t a b l e (ion. Its R i c h e s t G a r d e n I^ in d IK X I X . iCOIBANEZ, .J SPANISH M S ! , DIES Leascd^Wlre International News Service Milwaukee Holdup Nets Over $25,000 • ■ ■ ■■ — • M ILW A U K E E . W i*.,, Jnn. 28 — ( I N S ) — Believed t<> be Chicago gnngr.tcrs, invaded the* Wisconsin A thletic Cluh hero toi'uy and held up twenty to JtO memhers, leisurely search­ ed them for mo.iey and jewelry atal escaped with loot thought .to exceed $25 ,000 . The lender o f the hand who wux masked, smashed a glass to gain entrance. He flourished a Vevoider and o n > r e d the metndbers to line u|) against the wall. SANFORD \l.O K iD A , SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1928______ ISCENTERED ON 5DIXIE STM S On Aircraft Cancer Marks New Aeronautical Epoch .Member Audit Bureau Ot Circulations Hop NEW DEFENSE Chieago-Chile Will Begin Sunday PLAN OUTLINED FOR KIDNAPER CH ICAGO , Jan. 28 — ( I N S ) — (’apt. Joseph E. Donnellan. former member o f the British Itoyal Corps, will hop o f f from Municipal airport herd to ­ morrow on the first leg o f n 10,000 mile journey to tiago, Chile, and return. t \V. W. Sawyer, manager of the Allefton Cluh is sponsor and financial hacker o f the ven­ ture. He declared the purpose of the flight is to onvince the public that commercial contact with South America via air from Chicago is both safe and practical. greatly increases the putti* W ASH IN G TON . Inn. 2 S.( 1X 9 .)— A n entirely new vista ol hllltie t.r refueling dirigible* i at aeronautic einieavm- has been open­ fa ." saitl Moffett, anil accordinged h y the tier"* ful experiment t not moo ly extends the ratlins If liicUmun is Declared Sani*, /Pennsylvania (Jirl Arrested tarried out hy giant dirigih'.. l ligiitvr-thnn-nir machines either Allonu'vs Will Make IMen At Covington. l,st........D..e c la r e s |.os | 0S Angeles ,*liintTin^ on 1 landing th :i pra.v »r In war.” For New Trial On Straight a ir i e r SaraS h e A n d M i s s i n g ( S ir lW e r e , u ek «.f i'.n m rt currie Mo-t authorities are inclined to Murder ChargesSaysM alsh C h e w i n g ( i u n t D i s t r i b u t o r s toga while h u h •••■ r.- trrfvooiling at ; .'ire. ' was |iointeil out, that tin a speed o f an, Nimately thirty iturt tt trail*.«tv.tan euinmoree l>y ** V knot* an lioui ab- r . vviilr lighter-thnn-nir This, at h'a ! na- the opinion o r.i t. I l f Vllantie lias been eros eti naval and tlyi.• • . p u t s here i u a d lj hv ditigtblex -sew r tiny, after m o .iit•t details of th I t'mrs. and there have been no Nature Of Pirn Does NollNin*, t pt.chnl experiiP' ■ I’. oar Aibnir: ' •li' is'.i)- in these ■> >yiipcs iiucir a> st it tite Admission. Walsh William A . ' M t i n t , chief o f t’ > , .. , mr iftei ted the traiw-AtDeclares In Newspapers naval all c iv n e . .Tvlnred the te-t itnti> flight: in heavier-than-uir »howod tout V fitsihlc to h.l • \Vm?iv1ul ltn rr ' dirigibles up .1. N O R TH AM PTO N , Mi just ok wi ll a > n ival vessels, an 1 lI N S l t,.e tremendoi" lie point* i mi City. Mo t I N S ) — Sennit ' A T t A V T A .Inn 2 ft— ( I N S ) 11 01 trans-oerun T...... ........................ . . , significant r >• Francis Si. John S i o n 1 not hr r trial ■ imj. ■ * ril hr lYuulii (e eemiaer i. i r< liege fie'llllinil. slld'h nlv MeischSiiysAclionFor S75.1MM* l«anot today. Thin was r 'lliekinan on a 1 might eliafge ! south was predicted by V i l i U u s u . 1bane/., l a i n l murder in th- evi nt a jury l’rcmjtlure And Fnauthor* to l.ouisiann. Arkaii-ii- . • weather bureau today, :• 1 l i b kninfe in* when lie stole I .os Angflga Engineer Revenls \ L ni-h n o v v l is t . « m ■ized As Far Ah Commission .of a story told in let tc i Plans For lAnlqtie Exnen- lowing sharp drops in temper-' (villa hero t o d a y a t a..»(» .on Inter kill. .1 Mari m l ’m k 'r . \ndOff ieial WcreConce.rned paniitH in Butler. I * tin ment Of Coni rolling Craft at urea nvcraninff lf> to 20 d e - ' WnHi in -de till". deel:»rat""ii in ItyRnilioOnNew YorkFlight grees. Fifteen deKt'co weather The County o f Seminole ipid Helen • os.*. ml - 1 • defense n la l. . had been ill f a r s o m e was promised here early to­ • ■. ■■■ with p n e u m o n i a w m e i t John 1). Jinkins ns County Tax li ., k man. by hi • t»le« ' 1 ' ' A g ill who said -he morrow. ,,__ « I.. heroine r o t n p l i e a t f d 1>V, Colli vtoi today withdrew a- plain-a Smith was pictured hv n .i:i 0 of i u - i i o l ' " ha* I?*is A NCiEl.ES, C a l ’. Jan. 2 *. * The tn clru ry stlp brougtttitujmrr !*<iin» il«hM • goib- VO'thi* .friinv f I V S ) Vi X pfiftn'tTVu'i ’u Ifp hjne, fuifius M e* A Att h is ibiet'u d ssim d ev _w e r■ e« tiffs m in n suit instituted Thursdav i'eiinsylvnnia gil l a- fight in:: tt l,'te*. Ills »»* ituirsunv iVnt Knows • and ^filc-likc winds. Mtinjr *l)?#ffttl ' • ; \ t : o V i W i,j| ( <( t. p Iu wi|| fly. next a*-* .'A’ ^ a rig'll’ [iife. alUMHlittg^I J , S!.^V'n\ ‘iKiimsh-the A ny'.ol' • Sanfonl - t o w n > * against the r •workVyt »• -piwve. . cities in the Cnmlinns and Virgin..r * ■ * • * ' * ' . .\:.t h y-s r e -erveil the right from New V o k to law An unjust t h e 'alleged eriti. h'liis o f | h u p 2 sr,>>’ ’ ? * * r ' '<»< ' ‘ }^ 7 J»,000 , Itdieennie knovVii with the „nju I iiiti-ia n a S la v ers O f la \ i and r •t *11*11 if thr plans in were blanketed by snow and nil er 1 ia’ h eg • U '' teulati'.l filing of papers to tlnit e ffe c t in jH.r relatives and ^-a* In ' ' Sli F l v i n g l'u lo iu 'l Di'chiri'rt D l 1Jr iv V i* S a v o n F r o m F \ t rentt* ivstlltl" I , . ^ I he 1 1 !»' Is piddie here today o f R,,|*"rt sonii* part* of Tennessee. kills. Jan. 2K— I N S ) — Bhiseo the office o f clerk o f the ciriuit was employed i i ^ giving away m o n s t r . t l p m K sccetli*tl Onl> The temperature will rise, slowly I ' e u a l t * H v F a s t M i n u t e \p• and tie ' 1 :pho engineer, do not mis. - v . . < . a t a the • t it |tx faniei^ Spanish novelist. court. The action followed a spte- chewing gum in l.uui-iana. Arkan r.v T b :it In P u r l s ; IMans I 1 sometime tomorrow, the weather ;-, :il i o F . S . ( ’ irt iiil C o u r t I i»n the -;d F Iv To CaraetiM T o m o r r o w Jad.iv ui Mentone. iul meeting of the County * om- -I,:, and Alahama. , . . , 1 1 1 bureau saitl. . •. . who already has startled I.h !!iv •,.,i':i. acTunlinjr t«> » missjoneiv this nioniiiig. . Till'd slid' dele, lives o f tli* >UI 1 II \KI.ES. I • • 1 ,1 tit p. .,pt, in the W c't by L, 1 . .that city. Withdrawal of the t minty an 1 III ltd 1 1 \ Ctl-ouhia. Jail. ||y International News Service *ualehe,l fioin tin t;|t \ J.indbcri L tl . pi lineal ' xile f«»>« the T a x Collector does net di-unis.* large group litre received ordc, drivci leas gilt nm hile Heath and extreme exposure 1 INS 1 < 1 , 1!., gallovv * only 11! I . 11 1 .nigh erowilnl streets, rtalkid in the wake o f tho cold Irjiivf tflint 1y due t<> his u'- the action, i' was indicated vvit’i to lie n any to start south •nv ike toil.1. to • 1. el a eil v del 11 I , f, ie they vv, re to d i ll.-S Mi uioiiii nt notice. 1. ui, die nnninrrhy and the the declaration today hy ;ii I- coming and E. II ■ •hi with h- '■ * • " ''v*’ p, r‘ l blast which >cnt the mercury down 1,., and Molt«>n l ir a - ' 1 , I,.,I!, , g allow,-. ,.|,ip ..i Ceijera! l ’ riino <le A shcraft, receiver o f the Seminole | eing interviewed hy nulhoiitii ■ .111. 1,1 controlling a sub-zero mark " * " - 1in — ,the k»» entire pnilrn p.ip'dat i"M leady :■ > outdo itself ' , v.' a |'11 ill th:d tori ill e Aeeot'iliiij. I" lived in a beautiful County Bank, that he will continii' at Coving.in . l.n airplane hv ra-.io ..p. iate.l n)j||(|1 , “west today, 1 a supt'itali' ha. ji.t I.i - mg him in,I i n g III! ,111*1 h tft,1 airship living iwu 1 Five persons al M i . t . • for the past as plaintiff and that, his eotincil word from l!utlei •, I'enn.. tin I*'** I. 11 ) 1 ' . •110 vv .1 1 'i hi* were killed hy tha . a rluia.i- t,f at ..to v e in tan!. h'.wrveT d I OSS t I iflll hi'liind war-. wintry blasts in Chicago. . Four will push the nil to gain a court s lei's 1 Mr. and Mr* dill ...ui lily one full da , hi I » :a hi r I,., t mai ke,I wa • II some time ,|, m o i t ' t r a l , ' e,m ein s i, , , t- their t"w h< 1 men and a woman worn found decision on tin' validity o| a city thi'i, * •niciiter wew 1 v. 'ol •,.i .- . halh'iiv't (,■ 1,1111.. :.. ^ who'll vv'a* <om- lin e w erm n: foi l ; . hlv vva , pin SVil.MMI a* ;i Stntlg <t and ColiW'i . Ail. ,,,-lv l" the !I'l'ilel'ill (,ov itiiiiii lit," frozen to death. A sixth person, . 11 1 hi f d, \\ 1 h. nl wiili ilia'.I'tes. For several «>n 0 against tin munieipal gov ami 1 \ ,ni-i'i» .i"t* air nmbaJsiu!' Mi's < ..Vs vnntr that iji,. tnv, n* 'I a id . " t h a t in t i m e <»f unidentified man, dropped dead o f n* 0 1 1!., .jut a •> ' ; 1 il.. al, ...|m.v p iK m iaiw had d e -­ Fiuly tomorrow Minn •'.Mi ' Sniith” wen. employed hv a Will b I l' ill" p lan e* c a n he ilsetl heart disease induced hy tho cold 1 milieu'. t-x* lei gt iu nt >'h nit: aving tds life. , rgh w ill I like The legal 1— . . . m u g * insofar a- , wing gum cm , 1 in giving awnv ' g nli.' I, >1 by i.idi.i f m i n a n o t h e r weather, according to t-oroncr’a t, t. r . pc, ive juror* , j.| | 11, ' . i t ' i i , lllaseo lliaiii / t ')v County and tax rollertor we 11 "N, , iii" • I'/.llla. .I.' m m b ' t! P l a n t , a n d t h a t th e ie ports. i tihinj; •JlllpM < in an adve for « il, h „ v . ' l l vv r> h a i l . ' I I 1 h,< works iiaiiKl<*'*'-l Front n seasonable freezing , an h e r e l e a s e d h y ti.iKti nid were prim a l m e at bomb* al o ,itnr to * * had *" ,l ilWllV Mi\> ,<,., 1 o , p,> , .1 to c a p i . th■ r languages, temperature at noon yesterday, « t"i' file I without authority. ■ i 11 rang i lx "the. <1 ti,e and 1 ip,, vv, a a n w'/i* ’ , :el;• " U i*ill li*•a >** :ri| -i.t, I., was b es t'k n o w 11 which t t|,e mercury l>eKai» falling in the Tb • pli;inl"iii plane y'llli et.idiug to John Meiseh. <hainu in 1 ■ I I .unit' eaie i-uip distributing 11 an lid to wa ;• II 1 111 ihe -I . ||ni>ciiii‘ii of t h«.til I. .. , vperiliu ming here »* « face of a brisk northwest gale. ! • more 1 of the loir I'd, who evplained Pe .1.-1 to .1 i>. an P a ' t r i a l piiiirii Mild she w;in tlu* Ml iv d v i"M aie N o s tr u m .' ,, i , . "lulltlill d size, with n JO |ly night five degrees below Mro he ties. ■ withdrawal of the two parties..Mr Smith i.VV.IV nn" • inn 1 VVho hod 1 I w h o I1.0 pel >d t o ' .,1 .nil s 1 ami "The TorA '.il ,1 .it,- npreatl. a .Wright Wlilrl- t a d been officially recorded In ett- * .1ml,ins eniietunnl 10 Mr. Meiseh1* f ifiii F Mill ll l 'nllege , She tied. M l. 1 i •• l it. T niplK's-,” ami 1 >r en,'. • II' hard Can ie 1 sen ,i i in..* r and a freight or pas- lex in Illinois Iowa Indiana, Wl»* assetliep as . latnig hi*- position i•< .-l.e -aid. .'• pl'i'V .■ to Ih t i »:ii , id er. el OPtf Itv 1 11 I Min". till,m. i * ;:lle dl ft n «• feme, '. " 1 vn.ao linin'; 'in i." .* . lil_ , . e:i| stri' V " f ••lie thousand c'nnsn. Miehignn, Minnesota and |.in iheigli. aitl 1 S h e r i f f S al 1 „ ., . all", .d it ■ I v mill 'I it an,, Ik r )l!*l»tVhhOI S tluit ^lI^, ,'oulll I,, D .\fl,i it:, iv. 11 Ion pnpiilaritv * the matter. Mlssiouri. • * ) |. vva . ih t lared tliritX the Boai l •po*tniat lie 1 h„ .1 , oil lit of 1'l t .11 mak" *! 1 ll vvn vv;,j i n the World muintiitnmg eonSnow fell in Illinois and Indiana. lh- I Ml 1 s 1lie 1eased and 1 • , I.,- ' » h:n' enipl oye'l the ■ 1 rv lee.* of I hi* lUiinvnl ti> Hollywood, Calif., , 'h ip ," Mink, «x l.nke Superior ami M chignn were I' M r 'l i 'i day alle* The g ills hud .sepnl'leil hut M>- • 1,11 la v . I., I" li l ,. M\, 1 1! .1 his works wer • Cl nnlo attoiney > and was first t ,,ss vv 1 ole that "M iss Sm ith " vva* „i' 11,.lh, ii.tii'initung ehiirnetl into innelstrxna by high I , t .'ti',|. o | iiiioii. front them mi |,.s hi ol lie I. j mI r 1 ’ i«*n |•it*t ui <*s. . vt ill I - used l»v , wavea anil shipping' v/n» imperiled* Mi 1 validity .0 the warrant* h ifm . >„iii \ hrr«* in tin* mhii U '' w: 1 .» I*'',7 Tile pieutlil' t l . 1 •' tl,, piiblo lulvi-ed Tlmiisntiils sought shelter in po* tl 11 hi.-.1.1 < „.,s was ilriaine.l m 1 •' oglt e < i mi, 11* Sue It..I It / I I tie IV rill'! - Mit action wa.* to he tal.vn I ' t th,- f i "id. n ig h t." IU,' stations ami hospitals through1,wait og ai 1 ival of la 1 pan t" tint,, nn siieh opinion' h iv > heen . .t ... .1. 1., 1 t!„. p, i • mifiention H ut the middle west ns the cold Will "111 ' A " •, ti hit n «. vi., th, f.n" Iha ,. 1 r.d . Mr M i i ' • I* " 1 * lit l , ' l o t , ' . he " i l l he blast* 'toped into homes and rooI 'M l . I 1' > ,-ill's le t le ls •aiif' , i i • t u anil roliseipiunlly Ilf nei 'h e sil t W" i d • I* Ian. 2s t l N S i ,n<l the phantom fiver deietl them inhabitable. Hospitals •• derided I hat tl.1- III. i ■ ■ vvii into 1 nlioiiiil v.a iireioatine and without tt d d . 11,011 Now 1 "ik "it Jam* were reported crowded with vic­ UK ' ! 1,j ,|(ili '4 1lieoi y ol I lie Soil''' and m ov lii death • >’ 1»»’ll! li a Mill* I i‘ lU i'ti ,„|- *•• lake tin•••• months tims of exposure. I I l> lh tn It,I,|l V|. V- her.. 11 .Hill In • mo .»rutiie was that ;■II C . i-.n Ma .1 . i'..,. Vicente R!.i-> o .lay I f >' ' . |,.,iti.i tu p . lie 'aid. making t.e W ASIIlN fJTON Jan. 28 — (INS) 1. It 1 1 • • 1 » t to free will M, ,toi 1 A 1 uiiiher ■ >' . I today li lt* ial"<l then m«* ,i,,i , : v b i g exliibiiiioti* in ' I .induct gh * I'.: I that Mi­ l h . ; 1 • *»«•* «,| out The cnpitnl vvns tilnnkctnl to­ I 1he author laid left • I going aht'.al vvllll the >Oit o at a !■ • “ it . , iti* *. 11a, 11, • ■1- P1' "W ilhdl it wal of .Mr liul.lt: a ’ I Still! Il ..tit ht ll' from Milton tea .Mclito'.io tiofoie . Slate.* I f'a'. i \ i , tr. ft "in Aug I" •'.cp! day under the first real snow of ilium', s Ian i. «»: »*di si holurtlic lime, li. ,1 alh was ii'eoiveil the Comity will ill no w >>e alKi't ,1, tnv , nf the Sp u n ,K ivei • iiuloniobile moved the yvintcr. 11 11, l A t loniey 0111' position, said "Mr Asia raft, Snow fell steadily during th<* .1 If . >1(.ilulil o hi elusses In i o.iai iii 1 1 noon. blit I 1' ..I that it i" ■ " i nigh I lie <lovv ill " " n lrect>» a, f p .'1 1 gliaid <" i<> f .dlmMM ' night and this morning uveragod 1 * if II coat rol |lti ipoui rout 1action l< I "We will pit'll the action until , j ;,<• 11 os* M lit" ! | ,i \ ngt'les ,iinler th h a d 1!-ft!* I"V\ a n d t h a t d u r i n g h i,at again t hi' .1 in 2h six inches on the level nnd was t i l l K. I i \i■ I h.;v tine the author inighl have , nil * d a l ourl deeisinli. \\ e i In i-.t m*» • • •:,t ion site h a d In-' 0 a,'as tom 01 r ...It , tleviet . „p,'lilted hy Mark nn, |,' a her ot • It, 11UI11 \Nll** V. •! ‘ li".''.' t, lo kI ill |>U drifted in many places to a depth I'hvsit ' ill • Iiiw stig n to i »llt: h* dli'ii's and reeov 'l'. A are liv in g to prill 1 c: the inteiests g n id 1 v.l tlu li.llovviiig fitly feet 1 i«d. \ 1 1 . | • 11 I lii'ui ’ Ie r e a r of several fcuL , . . today ov i |,,o ....... (mu 1,i| will la1 planned , f mu di-po'it M’s and we niaiutuiii ll 'l d l l k* t.. lh-,■ run.a w a y llieoiv ural i,M i i i ; \ i » i n l tu t |:i'in'i al' " fu*. hill III' 1. I'.u||. II, 1, u that the City should pay the w a r ­ ■ hr in o.'i Spaniard. 111 lull h e i r o p i n i o n M n ...» f|| 1 hint!' Mild , ,, I,, fore tin I. v U, Ho ld. ” ,. t v, tot Im rant. Our suit is for the purpose 1 1 1• I p ' , 01 Could . , .d.’d 1.1 g>> o u t i n t o to. \|. I \ Ml. S lllltb ills . .1 1 tn 1 i, ii".,'i"il M'. , f tiling lie the mattre to a head 1 1 \ S ) — l)in o .1 .41 ! lb .1 a id >.! h • ,% ••1•v41t t h e .1 am | _ b|l- ill!' ,' wa lid . 1 and obtain a dorusion wlmli will \v,,| Id , 1 linn 20 o ' i. i. This, 1lii-v . ant, >,! aad h ’>' 1 g " • l a t 1' ,1 11 t i . i ' i ' d ' t b u ll.' euahle us In lolll-M . ,'Sllll td. , | f o r t h a t f a r 1 th a t VV"ll I*1 tlx a If II ol the 1 ^ 1 ■ 11 lulled I" I' !'■ |1|| | Hi) »*l*fl. the lluoiic 1, • IIKoiwy w i t h tier. T in \R vltKLI.E , Jan. 2 h Speak she I 11 ,|t„ 1'ii'.* 1,;ti| r*Hi • t «d*a t ••piling p la i d here t l h e l a r g e t e n t o f u t r n v e lm :» M .S t.l UIII,lei s t o o d |l!* « * -< . < 4 1 ! 1 « ' H I them ,'y W i l l . HOLD lit i.ilty 1 ! ' ' ill" , ne is held 1ha I, c tn p m iv Hoverimr John that of doctor I yd *„ I * ItPlIlU I.* ' W A SH IN G TO N . Jan. 28 .— l’<lill, K 1,11. .K d tie i* ■ I a in • nil'll Would h<‘ y | . , , i , n I ' e v a v v 'd hi* n d m i n i ;- (IN S ) Senator Norris (It) o f Ne­ 1.0 11 1, ; iisyeho-analysl >•, i lN S ) III Hospi’ d l J|I \l*’|l|tl'l 1>>U. j... m* :i ;i,l other vvalei in W \ * III Nti'l ON I t llll ,.||V. , „ t „ m o r e t h a n »»<• p e " l ’1’’ braska tnd;tv aiciiM'd the Am eri­ Ml,o 1 giving nid i tit a ml f"< ding. •I, '■ . «hi,li ta 1 ln'en til" ■ Jijeel I ho S< mite Ini " ' it* « • »|itill 1’ * nil'll,,’ tin* 10 I , i niglit' *|»'«'eh. I he ex- can Cyarmniid t'oinpany of trying .11 Mibi'l, , s.d • i lie my stei v '.i, , , lid, hnm '.ii mu *,' ««id 14 \ • ' r.iriiL ■: 'k F.minilH" Willi h'lt i l,.i <• f,.| the past ,H>. 17 I" UI ajl.'i- 'he til'd • , .in-hided Iik campaign for to engineer a wholesale power t. li..Id beai Mill -slid" I" P'f'l»*'t Wha* t»Ul . , r| ' . w >11 liii'iitlie :i sigh xp|o,|e*l and nn' I the liana ’ ■ ,,,, t,t. voted lodi.v 11 fii.it I , ,| Stall ' Senate h lank- "g r a b " through its offer to lease 1 !•••» . I::,gees III.' g n l h:e* !•" reetitetv I • j, | . ,.e t bo doh't •• \\ ASH I N ti'l' *N .It n. 2* 'I NS I a im .,* i • l* in \i Tuezduy when . I,dm d It '* *T1 " " imp" Muscle Shoal* f o r 5 0 year* for the :,i| i, i" favor, I,""' M l , S'f III" iiiitiii*'t was called loduv ill -1 1 alio e t • 1 all III'1 ' T'.*l»' * aniiu m, lo r killing them go: (111 III rltlnti • he I. «'f ' 1 I u, og hi a d d t e " governor purpo'c " f producing fertilizer. I'llill'g' evt-r, the nurse th , lared. « • * * On toil Mm*M in , •lh,- deatli of John Speneei Ita ' f i t . 8 i"iin i,. il •) loll. ..pan » ‘hi said He suggested at a hearing be. •)! 1,||. Pl'lllt • 11-,'Iv i * h, i ' i i"it/ , onstitutif.i. Moit a ■ love to Tallahassee To ­ puled historian and -piotes'i"' nt II,-, th, Now York "Oil, • 1.. this. e f l u t lias just ll \ b. will make n *Tte«h al S"P- f»io the Senate Agricultural Com­ «till • il ,| Smith College, win, died hi i> ye.-1 y ! > .,1.1.1. Halt mi..re l .A l . I . A C I I E U - S m . A N IBM " v O' i.-'ii, i| h“ th by the 1.'niteii , ,,,.\ ,11 Wakulla county n 'tcr mittee that the government lease terday' .,fter being hit h> a street raihuid.' wi", e i g a L*i d in in Hi­ t. „ day* in hi- office, the gover- nitrate plant number 2 nt Muscle I'i'iaitin,-nt of A g riru ltu iv • In nt <1 'VV'■ |,»t* ,| " r o n -piracy" l> , ur. 1 \\ HITK PLAIN'S. N. N 1 will continue his campaign m Shoals to tho company free of ma ........ . *••*-" •VV.' f. * the I lamia State l »epart mint Tin motoimun and rotidiietor d coal price and mn ♦ l ( I N S T —Hone are the 1 Ileao. i * ", the D.ruld ‘‘ ft' 1,1 I ' In" an I I iohh Water Fish. llav Wn-hington und llolnie* co n n -1 r hntgc, but without g iving it conthe 1 a* wi iv ul rested hilt Inter t „ wait h tl“ if papers thin after- days and the famous v 01 ind of any of the power develop­ Hit' \ H M D \ i : \ V Y 'llflv. ••«!' -tlN S i tie. ia xt week. ' **|**"*» sea. mi for hunting vvi iv leli .tse.l to nppeni at the mC O S C U .W K IIOOII for eo'.tp"n* which will en­ t,a m of "linllugher and S' _ — -----ed there. “ order to test tb« I htren e e r h u o i h e r l i n am i Roger ■ gull 11 u!e> and Wilson itnipe, i|Ue*l. I!; e Witnessi V aid Hint The famous "M r. tiullai RELEASED sincerity o f the company’s desire title the I enters «<« free admit­ W illia m s writ m oke t h e i r fo u rth \ .1" 28 It KIM’ A CO STA PIIILADF.LI'HI A Mk-siiipi., will rinse ut the llnrs"!' alighteiL flout one ear i,n" to make cheap fertilizer.*’ tance to the Milams T h e a U r <m christened Edward F., is m dt f»:-im" nnd a t t e m p t to b re a k t l f w o rld ’s d u r a . ( I N S ) — Crieir of stepped into the •path .ol uuotli.'i '"nf in •••••• Maryland. .1 IMItM) iJistriet " * "** | |' *......... ./’ In ....... attacking the M . U H A V E N, Conn., Jan. 28 ....... „ .... Willio bill, a woman i,.,ii fly in g r .t'o r d at R ichm ond. Monday afternoon when Alla Ax the Rivt ieresl Sanularium e 1 y lli! till eats we ie made Iff "linnI"a.. Virginia, . North Cum - g.iing in the opposite diriftfon. he is recovering (IN S! Bert Acustn, trans-At- which provides fo r acceptanca o f 1 gilive, iom nivstie and crystal gazer, will lot in. wheiv Va., early next week d wit* nn1 1* u'iainHt William ||.- w a s lu re to attend a meet(•I'orgin A lat. 1, ma. Mississ** breakdown gad i .nti,' flier, was released from the ,he Cynnamld Company’s bid. begin a week’s engagement. a nervous In- I State. Kiunccd today. * j president of t he i.iually famous fouter p ’ Ti'tau'SMe. Kentucky, Ar- mg of the American Council of , 'i i. dv' of the state here t o d a y ; .\orrls deolured that tho bill would , tlied 1al They will take < > fl for Rohnio' d UnFive bundle 1 " f the coupons • M, SI,eun” . whose first nah •• F i , today a* he h'lt l.tiuisiana, Texas, New I .cm lied .Societies. Bus-etl ftirinerS ir t el. after rrum Roosevelt Field at dawn to- I -. Mttue of n writ o f habeas cor- ,.^0 the company 1<> times a* ly was tt professor nt Trinity <^"J- Will be s c n llfifd throughout tin v ||„ ft elaimx that $ 10,072 k-.d m ija l IHth and bar, ;h". A,i7.„au u„q \ , . w York, Im 1 .11 dm.*il .norrow morning in Martini's new , i granted hy Judge Walter M. much power as it would need for lig i now 11 part o f Duke Uni- edition. Tlm*e who fin,I the prcin- J.:,., from (aullughfr for . - p . ">">7 paying a visit Pickett, of common pleus court, the production of fertilizer. f Marshall of Sanfonl. dep'l h l l a n c a men' plnnr v ir - it y . Mrs. Bassett arrived today iuni* are asked to clip them ou*. li,. incurred in the former’- j * hall. Dougherty. at i |j^. request of Acostu’s counsel. f f Kan,, 1 ..niniusioiier for Flor- to take ell urge o f the tartly ami and present them at the doors ol Acosta, according to Judge Pick­ C O l 'N T E S S T O W K 1) SOON •'m cull* attention to the fact i*minli'!" funeral arrangement*. the th .ater. The performance ett wa* being held without a proJanuary :;i will ulko end the will begin ut «! 11 clock. The Her­ ,,..s i*-ued hy any Connecticut L ON DON , Inn. 28 — (INS) M’“ t°n on everything in FlorI.EA R S T O HIS DEATH ald has secured the tickets through Counto*ft do fornu'rly Aim* , oiirt. and the fact led to the flier t*0''l“ UUui|, the limit for s|K'fial urningenients with the Silverthorne, o f Chieufru. who-shm i i mg turned loose preparatory to b A.LTI.MOUE, Mil., Jan. 2Kn has been set a t February theater mnnugemsnt. ' • and myatorioii d'y vvouftdcd Rny- (Uparture for New Y'ork. -—( I N S ) — An unidentified 'nun Ifitils kilFd during the open monil do Traffortl a young E n g ­ A lla Axiom is iteclurod one of ,llli Weeks J'' muy |,e pussed fo r 10 iihout 8ft year*, old w as instantly • i l O S S V VISITS GOTHAM lishman, ut r n r js 10 months ago LIMA,. Ohio. Jan. 28 .— ( 1N * I - dor triul in-CinemnuU the outstanding clairvoyants in kill d here today when he jumin'd . lllv ------------. ....... uttirwurd hut at the end of ago. U uxpcctcd ta (lh* a n applica­ and then tried to commit ‘suicide, t _ _ _ _ Rcm u i, w ife stayer and . w i t i fro,,, the top of the 1*0 f ° ot 1 this country and hl« performance* George I'crioii.............................. persons found XK\V Y O R K . Jnn. 28 — ( I N S ) — tion fo r th,- w rit tn eonjuriaion w ill' soon” h* niftrried to de Trufp a s s e s o f wild ducks, geese Washington monument. He i m u M . e\rrjwt here have m e t ‘with genuine fornier. " k i n g o t bootleggers.’' '««« fo nl i»t Pat is. according to th.* ;!• y Gilils, mayor of Newbury* urn next Wednesday whether he with the Lima law firm **f Hen­ ®*r- inigratoev 'nigratory birdtf ...in will' face “ 10 f,K>t ‘ no.'f bf nk Mln,l1 'Vi'l.. ‘ a Approval. Alla Axiom J *s now on i* to s o free or continue hi* Mass*., came tu Now York toEyepipg Key.* tonight. I o.- >•;»'"'• ; ' tlct toti .ayid I’llrl- a . • irv was tried oi\ u nili *’ »• s'lim •* ,,4.y to sec a show or two. look at the finishing lap ° f 0 t ° ur which ,fCU,ion b y b o th s t a t e a n d fe d , l u ' ,,Ut' 11 ,B . "°tl ^ V , •fin 'inent in the sta le her pita' 0 •••*».— t i l e m a n w a s a r e s i d e n t of Haiti will U-y him to every state in • The writ,-, ui '• •• •' !■ ' Lie'. authorities, Mr.. Marshall Mayor W ulkcr nnd take In the I ut 'vvo* .ucquiitetl. e - t 'l : ueh time ns o 'flrinl e •" " moi r. n: will .be asked on the ground' thut lh" I ’ nion and to all o f the princi­ him sane, at e li ding to Ind I rons zoo. proliate Judge <> prooutc ju d g e Yt'. ’ ’ 'HL l.imivr», / sr Dl ' P ONT R E S TIN O 1.A S I 1A . "Stu dy the administration und today. B IS H O P 'S A R R E S T O RDERED pal ri'.u'S. Manager Murentctte lia* m r u h w n y stv har. h ar." exclaimed S'*Io \ S7 YEARS OLD Hearing on a writ ol 1 •*'' a ftinclnnnti, uctc: 1 IRVINOTON’ -ON THF. III |!,.*-y rlglit luK lly. “ What do 1 F h u n e 1 18 ' ■» ( |\ • M EXICO C I T Y . Jun. 28 - (IN S! g a g u l him only uftor eonsidembb. r .) pus. scheduled io be rile i 't',rt- liv e and without Ick “ I i“ tl' ,..1 i;n%. v*‘ y want to hud; over ur.v subway., T ro ',m v i D A>h i x <;i ,»N a,|n. 28 — (IN S ) - A warrant has been iusiit'd for ,.fI*'i t • dating buck o ver a period duy before common p it a Judge, in declaring^ Remus ,ij :’.m and administration for? I came Fted C. Beckeri, bus " « • * , « „ contends «hu, ' t hallos Munly th,. a n v i l of the right Rev. De l..» o f several months. . here to see S is gu y , Jlmuiy Wiilk. Mora. Catholic bishop of Sail Lut* . 11«n ' t fotget to watt h f»r I lie 'i ' i " r •s,0|Di Carolinu, t.tght’^ and wun w ill <>:i •• . Potosi and today it .won given I" coupon .in .tonight's paper. You I eeovt btfctei'h|fcW' -°f Con«CrM». will feuvlii u pcr.m ; to an I,Ify, ,nc^ e t , o...f h|, hou*. hold mid or so and g i v e this h o * « c w . Hoi* birthday lu- military polin' to serve. T h ' l i**'- i.lay find one in your copy umi if tornty. wh«f - .mccerifullv in............ hwu/ '|j N*'h Mill t>e just anuthvr on is charged with, e m hi-Jm - you d>>. »o'.:* it and present it Myn- for V i l l i ’ acquittal- on in :«“ t> [l,,t ’ 1Jt h i. home lul,c lhc dnct-over. * nt ht» home hern here today. today-j w ith nn eclihratiun, he w axse* i'» violation or the m-w grounds at ht» J lr s t deg.ee «u,r- lowed in the Remus ruse. j n j oft ATiuon nt the theater. I Its lay, • •, , • e • religious laws. ,1 LmoniaA ndCompcatinns Arc Fatal :0 AuthorLivmffln jxile OnTheRiviera litings Popular ----------------------- . n United States COUNTY AND TAX Relatives* Criticisms Ran Younjf Girl Away Claims Youth Has Not Admitted Guilt COLLECTOR. QUIT -•'Si,mi:"ht,re lnTlu's"""r h m o riia S o sIS U IT VERSUS CITY ■> Sharp DropIrtTemper- y ature Forecasts Re­ turn Of Cold Snap J For Next 24 Hours DRIVER WILL TRY Mid-West Is In Snow Storm Grip Snow Of The Season IrXTOSK. •*«»>•• 2?"7‘ the fol­ ............................fiS TWO ■- LlNBEIUnl AFTER CHEAT NOOSE BY ^.PERILOUS FLIGHT EXECUTION ...ST A U i Girl St ruck •’»> J&us l Tiivonscious 12 Days candlelit' People ranie Season jn Next Tuesday; _ ‘fail Are Excepted Inquest To Be Held i In Death Of Noted College Professor Hear John Martin Waldi The Herald Today For Coupons To Milano Theater Norris Sees ‘Power ,(;rab’ In Offer For S h o a l s Property Chamberlin To Try Affain For Record The Classified George Remus, Former Bootleg King, Will Learn Kate Next Wednesday Papre is as close arf your Telephone An ad-taker will take your ad and advise you • HERALD Classified Ads 1 — 1*1iiM i • �T~ fMCte six t h e SAN Tnnn h e r .w .d . e r ip a v j a n t a i I y , ? 7, m d Daredevil Billy West And Companion . To Perform Stunts Tomorrow. Sand , Bill Will Provide SPECIALS FOR SATU Caramel Date Layers 38c c; Gold Star Mothers G e n u in e Im p o rte d S w is s an d n ENGLAND OFFERS Three-Letter Man W Y O H lO m r Out. In .4 th Sport G A I N E S V IL L E , Flu., J.wi. 27. (Athletic New Hureini) V-ni'v.F r e d e r i c k B u r r o w C o m e s F o r ­ gr.t to hahd It to Totnniv Owens, w a r d W i t h S e l e c t i o n B a s e d L’ liiveirity of Florida nt'hlitc. for I ’ p o ’.t G e n e r a l F l a y In 1 !*27 the -eas'ln’s mo.it ambition* candiO n G r a s s A n d H a r d C o u r t s dnte. The clongaicd y uitli from Quincy, ajready in po tc.-ninii o ' t h i n * vnrf m i c r i c k It. uurrtiw, w h , pu j*itv letters in three different nnrides over the Wimbledon chain• r -|.fin« footl all. ha'-i l.all 'and pionships, and in H-gnrdcl a- ; >track. i- lev. "aiiinir" hi- a l ' i i i . chft-f of referee- and hnndi i"i • a hn>.ki tiwll, giving liiin-clf an in Haglmil, has been eninpil" .Iip.* itur.ity lo see if thin- it. a innkipp «i-t of British play I '••( l:>-tt all 1 1 i • o|itiwii<-re in hi He baje.; it oiPthe gui.-ivl pin i ink-lip. i f Il>27 , on grass, herd ami com m-.| O v e n I ,| i t a iu n i o r till-, ce;;!. i OUTt ; iii 'i bpth !■ urnnnu nt i . nrd while Id* ij:;mre- in the |. , .p inatdi play nre tal.cn i.ro i.r* ••iir«:. 1' *ri for t!i Ce i■ ar'- beyond sti’ Until the 11* t i ii I,nwn T« Association clmo -• to coin pH*- a vat inn. In- work- out with CloneA <' v e i l ' rii-c-rical V ti a n d it o n . I. tanking list of i ’.c .nva, ,! • ; .-• ' h.it in-v. j i . a r he, c iiir li.r h;»<i WOODS Vl< TOU S C H E N E C T A D Y , .V. V Jnn. 27 . (IN’ S) . It-.- dcfoiiiji •; Arthur Woi-ds «,f I'nw-tui'.ct, R. I . in p • filial i l 1 1;; Frnnk Tal i’ i ki o f >hicity l«day r/tni-n-.l ti • w -rid’.po' l.cl Idllinnl i ih i ,i.< ii hip. T. ht r - k l nind- a high ion of i:t and (Vh the final Id'ct I ‘7 i . HI, Ini' klip mi advantage. of Hill t*. ■ 1• •1 entile match. ford |i< n|.i« fi-r n f r t w a oi Sondiiy Hfternn-n by Hilly West, air plane suin'. |ii-rfornier_ and ijararleeft- rJrtfaoidfnTir??" WexT" " w b i Irtuiirl'l hero y. u n l a y l»'y I,. II Scott, who In.-i been making San ford hi i hcmli) j a i t j r ’ for son; -lime. Scott will pih t his Alcxiindci Eagle: cl. inm-hine wliilc West nr,• Bernard Covey will gi\\' a darine exhihition of wing w alking and "thor triek* which they will pi r'om i on top o f the machine. The m int or.* will take o ff at 2:30 o’­ clock ftit h nfUrnocn and will fl> low in order that the crowd* ut the Sanford flying field will have n better view of the performances. We t hii“ tunny trieks in his »,• perto’ i . d l «f which will ft - givi i f'T t i n benefit f local people. II will tub.* o 'f with Sc* It while «!ttfflg «,ii tin ' tnler riu‘l« i " c o f tl I 'atie' and will remain there eSeott make hi, landing. This trii i 'Iceland t<> have elicited trenten ...... praise e v 1 1ywhern \V« t hn v n r r i— F i n m n ' C n r I IIM ACO . .Ian. 27 . i |N m .!■ ( lia-i' . t!ie lia r in, r> iuni o V. Ill • We:?',11 ol:,, an • t - I mill.,e Sclun-ftcr of i hi, ,iy: > 10 llo ten in o I .o.ii.o e. i m of Mik,- Mali, e'lit, lily how Moii'.'nv oijllu. v.a: in i toda* < - 11rti -11 trniiiiii;:. I i i n ■. Ii- j ,— i■ . diak • no imp'' I * pili 11 • fai i lie llli i ecel\ • He linn iii" a train -t Seliaeffi" . i Oivi ” h;i; another yt-m , f foot i i f - - •>*i j I*. !.•• ii' . he will rhel null i • " ii. toil,11- and loe- iwj'-all nil twi. io I link and ha-eliali. ! lit-, > t " i v Mnielidl I" o liu1,' In - o a- | poini " f i|< util l o ti­ lie i a heii'iiifol inf ii-l*t* i . play mu' ll- - .1it ,,f •.,]! . Wi st contii. o-> h> , .' • 'a i , , n- hip mntcii. l i " r i - t p , ami in trail., io pi cal »l«n) Arc idling V.A1 ii-V'bV^s 'ilri.'"i *RM«.r hni MVfHl '.’fii Jff’lVAiir F-nT ,»<' any .iithi-V t.iisi o f r evciip»t i< it. • 1* '* " l a .in eo il- ii,a i nee I'.* I l a -Xmrm! KT(t(**le.c, f.*-i-i tl! , inil* unit 220 dit-lie* lo l'.*2*i, tli'-opli o I a "pie n. i". -%Thim i il oio of t|ie h-Oi.i' • hiirpe arc all vi-ij. yoanpj j i It stun' oat in whole i oniiii \ imd l-i-Mer ere haielv tuc-,tv. and (•wile- IV,-Il lie I I>•i |da T on I'll loll wall'll II I' 1*1-11 p tile III - t v;.' Gregory ami Kingsley .u, ,iau-eJy older. . •table pi i -.a i to 11 c t -, l,ail 11 inn hat - i'll o Iii nilih-'ii i arc1 1 -vdl ' The cxlruuidiniuy lin t uhout h - w atched v .' ■ , ,i , ' ii liar mtci • I ’ So ii\ j i •.1i•ii ,-s :. i Biggn hcilip placed at the head of -itice le lies * i-' , i.rj-lf onto ill, tIn- oia.ipt p i o - -i I he list i- that. Ian year, h>- wa-, ' fill *1.1-t I* ill court o’, Il pc n| l-lllp proV'M -i- of i ala1 i-c. r,inked by Air. I. iimmi a,j •if'vrn* -no-lh i "A rk'' .N'l-ir.n ip I nmu t.d I II • t i o f til-nth! lint ilor, i o-j doal.t he v.t • o ' I lorid.-i . -. !••*ics. I *1 <• I 1 juMlfie* Ids |>i-.,0-1,1 position. Ai y i n l d i t o , , tan year, he only wi m ‘ "W.i lh.i >.ti,i o, |- iniiii- hi i <IVr set match II. hint I i.un-p I Huntpi. /'.'I- to I II <;. .Muvc> ,.f Laimda and 11. (....ici- of I ;aoi , and, in l*a .-; Cup match, s I,. .,G u n il ami \\,.irn. o| Sw.iu-n. at, I Mnli.it.tr,-it. of l i e clunk • -v:-. ■ the first month *.| tm , , | W**S not '-I Hi, -: I,-. jC|\ I II. ..| H ojuiefori W e c a r r y a l a r g e v a r i e t y o f importtM) iUft, rhccae. ARCADE DELICATESSI “ T h e T a s t e T ells* 11 "id ra ft i and Total . ?*•!,.*00 • abov«\infonrtition wa- said contained in n coinr. .inii-au< l ived by Mr. Jinl i.i- nn 1 • d October 11*27. N only is the hank <xpi ctc.l g ie n t •trci's upon tae con* •:>m that the City paid •inter­ till* claim r: late o n • i In fore liic Scaiinole (.‘minty l l"SCti. III!' IFi CIO, el i• • xpeeli-d. tn • charge that 'a ll i?, warrants dr:*v. > to f --'iir• f the First Nat ,,o..l Hunk • i,i cn declared !■ •; ;.I i l l , Oils i *Im: such actio n i<o tit m e a inntion utrnioM lie- N-.uinl-• e v ISitnk. i :■ win rant f i r 5 M .’-no >ut* ! Novenilter in, 11* ’ * .», *" l< i i f jit ii ten -t ,i1 1 v.a-ix nioiiths hit" i May I •.*" Daninees --i.ouiit a*, pul "* o. il \va> Ic.ii.r.ed, ’ ’,e jt i aayuc-, v .A>a', v-^ » / i-'- '** -‘ w • r *• ” f, ' d t i F s s o ! r r , i i . j . i : o The Laney Dry.( ing* Co. is a mighty place to have youVi Sea Hattie Keported Between 2 Steamers i neu*-service is goc t h e i r w o r s t is hotter ID INC KONG. .Ian 27 . ( IN'S i The Sim-, nf a Gen threc-ltour hatlh- at -in h itv i-ei, t ’/.i clofslova* kian tea lu i 1'i.iira and the N'ntiniiiiiist <•tin Ii-hi t Fi dm •!*•(• mih's o ff the Slmniri '.mi* Const un i ti l l today in a dispntth t' i ■ •111 T i n u t a o . The I’a ia ira .-sain'. lair !'(• mill rifle ' iitilli.iiis *it loiiod- of nininuiiilioo aial an altlioied. , i . ^ . ft,oi.) . JwUT»-/itriunnyi' pinVhaseil by lien• ra! i ii ii-ir Tsun C mir, no t tb­ . 'in l.na: mi Wedi" • day . A l l ' i llo- h a t.le. llo- la-oal'n -I ’n o X w l l - f ll llli- s t J I t e ’i. e - i a p r d d o c O ld .I: Wll, I'll- l l|l e l l u Mo- a r m . . I " . ' i Tlmi da . lit n f t h« i i idem. : h N.iti -i'iil • .t h I:m i t ord-n d t'o hi n i ’ all fn ; lean firiiis 1 1 i i C le a n in g * hulie: d r e s s e s is t h e i r si P h o n in g * K io will j r r p a n i,ig ’ht'*ap:w libf h i s b u s i n e s s a n d ca y o u j u s t w h a t to do, They dye almost any shad L-olors. Try them if you arc I'hey are Sanford’s leading* ck Operatta “My Maryland” Praised Highly By Tampa Critic In Morning Tribune I or • <| S | m#’ (jn -ijj 11-11111111Ii,., i iff hi l\ s i . oiu| in. 11 • Ii Cnm p iev i-alc-t u a »:reut d e a l, a n d t . i; . . i ,' m a n , w a - a l m o - i cntiii •il b y iiii-dlt'al - t o . l a s K who d i -ip-, ti -iii fliin l f l a r e , via. h a n d ., up i of the Tobacco Crop w i i\ iiiro.it. I vt protect th a t, I yniokc 11'»*11i wh.at I h.txe bceti wi t h my o wn by Hiekiics ,\ u *t o 11 i11 ill, up e n o u g h : - i i . p c ii'ii,- p l .i j . n r' I'l • h ald y f,,n i ih a ii |*l.i. , no} throw i, up ,u yt .-ir( 'Otp.l ,|l|l Ml *••• '. Knpl;..... G ro ig . s l" " l-'- Com pany I t <i, , ( -|., Im yen * he C re.m , cl (.lie | ^ ------- ( l s rv ' / \ . , ,|, | ,,. i ■ |.H.| , i.M , , i, up i,' I- II l.o I., |i. ' •punt* it, ii ,|| „ l( , , |, t , -op I", f • l , |,• | hi 0 ill.idc , . il ..... Three Se ho Ins I it Athletic K \ents T< He At II ii ive rs i \ \ NAZIIV fragrant rr^ rC” . - !' A:, a Iy ux- VtliJ 1*41 hi 1*1 lilt- w eek ptiM it' t III*. fliM mill scr-'Ml |. •» . •liitlift i u ni vvdl . .-in |.. i.i vdie rpmp.isiiig ,i iid I I -i i • litl lea in III. I it 11*.ii - I . . I in l i . u k an,I I >. 1*1 ,i t . u bail l | s mt>-|ilmu ,*ii ,- i i m i J i u ^ i 'K ii , will o n ii| i|pli p h l lit t he I IIIV 1 I Ml J . I l- l" on A p ril *i .a, i 7, ;,i w Im I, i hundred:* o | h ig h m i •>.I a il,l fn /lll e v e r ) nouk a n d i i h i i i -i of I*:nle all- eX|*t eleti I *. ...in, h 1 lie e v e n t i» ojit-ii a n d n.a si,m f In n v ’iuV./ ilifrn all — th.' cigat tiita, f*i>: is, l.o i:\iin, M n.lt n!~ hut in ian'i i**.v I'u'ti/.f. J c’itr.ttrv, • • Am cri o i. I hut c pn;: I my /m inin' cigarette ' I lie l^ueky Strike.' In iii!ilitii<n to t’r.v lovely Jrm grance am i Ufynilcrful flavor ii has no hail l fleet *i /»imi my « o iiv —so even ii'licn I go tthroiul 1 cu n y with mv my h id oj l.t.ekies—in tJ Huge ‘Hunib Trust1 Seen As Instigator ()i‘ Recent Outrage rtrleted In aei-tioniil v. nun i . and runner*-up, a* in the i i m ..i Ont*ui>k«*t imll tout in,iiii-nt. One week (o.lov.ing tin iia-.. "|cci. tin- iimiuul •lat<- hii;h nhe-,1 trnnls cliampiuiiship in ninul,-| double* will he dctillcd. Tin* cv.ul in aim* open in all, nail a lop fluid Ik anticipated, llo - d ale; at,April 13 and 11. Jri The I’ liivcrfity i f I'lui'ida take* i |,ulh delight ill pleyim; iiuvi to the ':;li- ' lid ,, ou* hfgli i.viiiMd *uuui>. who vuuiu (vt iJuii. the Mmpiia, ’ and d "hfjfgf? ' and I Th, better" time fill- alt I* tin- guill of yi-stc ntlili tic’ official* foi I'.i-JH. I *1,1,1 mt m I DAWJvS St MMIISLD ASH I M i I I IN l.o, _*7 1 1\ S | I! Ii. Dawes, I.I..lh.-I ,.f the \ a *■ I'l <si,lent. mt.| i liaum ail of the Hoard of llo I' ii, , |||| Go., was Utility HUllpva-iiiied I.. testify v ; : * ' J . ' - ' ^ ' y ^ic'ioiv m y .jwnuU', rohifi- I jvuim ■ (f.niiiiui ,- in it* p,.. , lieW\-d ic.ipol I' lii, IlIVlIHtigU- i lion. . SEN I K M I N K W . Y O B K . Jan. 27 . (INS». l.o pc Trio,rio, lilipiiio li|thtweii|lit, nmUea hi- New Vi,rk ring (icliut tonight in a ten round h int With Htuce Flamers, colored’ ,t.,i of New Kochclle, N, V. Flower* is a C to i fav'friitu. • t .. . AI-KXANDI-ilt, i (IN S ) James A Chi er bn ilk piviitleiu jh I oriliteiidenl *,f ihc « A nti-Salioii la-ugi.c, under susiiended vi-mf n al court here for i*d„. Kuiiuuai Hank f u e l . No Throat Irritation-N o Cough �* • * ** 1 1, * • i* .1 t J »* '........... .... W " ; ’ ' ------■ .V *’ * * i*i .*; • . ~ * : . ' " * - J 5r»y . i 1 * *•*’ ^ " " * T H K S A N F O I t h H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y . J A N F A K Y 2 S , . I 9 2 ?j__ t *■ *■ _______- PAGE TWO TfA s Brisbane 5ees A Hero Revealed The Ban ford herald ry i t,-** ? » It ETHICS OF THE COHN DOCTOR ST. PBTKHSnUIUi INDKRKNIJKAT raklhkirf *v*rr allrruMK »arrnl auadar at Hnafoisl. Florida, t i l Maaaalla A tta a r, l i l m l aa « m J claaa maltrr rlaktr Xf. 1* 10, at Ih* F w lo flle r , . j ' l a a f a N i BlorMa, a* 4 rr act ut tMaittaa af Starch 5. l » T . -r People are-being continually Lired by the person who! in? -Tru­ ■> ,V ThtOPii"'rin'icTwho used to be • sir) hardly hepp n* got _ is ulwuyti on the-verge-«f lining>somet htog. 'Jf.*ty,'be tie 'ts Gap Man'jt SIt rL. iVroWii a- t Unji.KlIsta but . wfi . , business withmit long wilting, «t| going to. start tin nil company and make n million dollars' Tn\ XV.irhlhg Witt**. or perhaps he is just going to cat eh that bird out who said Ucnrs Still' M ow n}. I now- call lli-n'sejvcd ■•nediatrist.s''' least, unless he auvcrtlftii. And Something to be proud Of, we’ll say. Hut thy only trouble 1 ^ ............... '‘urmi.-ii id -.-c'.nixoHpn uhhh put wailing for cUstoirjiM is expensive Ill trlhnr llrUltiinr. n»n* in Mar t U1. 1.AND U DKA* ______lUUtor him into a huge mass of uu recognizable pulp. In any e v e n t ............. t’tVrotigh the fast .fbll! ^ c u r t - b r e a k l n g ,, rtnft vt . . . . A vpnup ItoWAnU ItKltO..— .....Maaaacr u ain, .„„ -yJ-M V M aple A \ u i m K.UII.S I!. JU.\K*..Haaa*l«k Ktll«( he is going to-do something. _ ___ _____ -iNTEttusTua;4id_UsMiuaudul —Tlieiu.Oiere is that .other—kind -nt* person w.io “Hsetn— „r m , . Aina yj n.-ukm.m, '"mdiatu" t- *J tain slut- lieen-e ^ w.i.v.r uf advei tising. in spite of th­ r c n s c n im o .r h a tb * - Ralph W. Lossing itar- Voir - *«»*,»••■#*- -*■ • ». ># ttX*oo could” w hen-------. "You should n seen me ut bis age. Why, who'died in licit?. Her husband, one is tied after i xhminuttonn conduct- hivv. though they m ay not run l i n ­ •U Maatba 0.1..V1 ed hy a 1,0.11 I appointed In- the plas advertisements in the news - 1 of John Ik Rockefeller’* originnl M gr — tbrra Manilla .... . -...... tl.TS I could dance u jig on my hands, and turn a double Hip in t nVtrni 1 I'mler the rules laid paper.*. Without advertising they ■ > 1'arrlrr ,.rr Weak ......... *0.IS the air.” Or the fabled" story teller who used to catch parlnei.-;. lift li, «* 5D millions. Dur- down f |*-..ihig liceiWos to sftch would not be able to retain their t h ItrraJO, Haafsrda pioneer » ,«« mountain lions with his bare hands and hitch them to bis in* the nf* years following her p -net it ’oil** no "pediatri: t” . an *"i dness. If the ndvertising is not husbntuiV death, Mrs. Hurknes; aa|>cr. Bahaarlhra la tha la.eruaProverbial !(»ve nv.'uy :n nv thim .'11 million*. advertise 1|m'‘* ^,Jr I? permitted by ethics* IInna I ,V*nk I m l w . rrrrfvlaK tri.m ox cart to drag it over the Rocky mountains. Ihla aaprclar » w « oranalaallaa liars, von know, who are comparatively-harmless. Just whs the state should ref.n’ ,,,W t.l*wI, t is ,llL’ \ i vi Hh*. 1 ms , slip li“f l nn estate of tnratr Ihaawaad nurda dally m i f f la# all the I n i l a i t-traln al the *° » hIch “n- ussoeiation Such a one drifted into .Mexico City the other day with Cl 07 .052 .-1!* I, nitre than dniihl. t , issue a lie n s • to a man win. a*l-! LOSSING’S ratlr* warll. The I. .V. a. In vertisei* u f * t deui*. Even a phvsi, - 1 ''Ejects, (.ottinir something fm ready wh.it her Imuluml left her. pnlallr flflrlr a l In Florida and mb a thrilling, heart-rending, soul-splitting drama all QUICK SERVICE ■ naannr af banaUlac Blair a m • ta to unreel. inn whii nii'.ertises is Hot denied) nothing is all right, neeanling to He bad been captured by bandits who planned this standard, but paying for i. i.i wltaaal equal. the right *o prncticc, even thiMgh TRANSFER to hold him for an enormous ransom. They were going to si IK HAH •» *s '«"' it nmy I" ■ ^aitlBJ the ethics nf M* unethical and wrong.—St. Peters­ 1'k, llcrald I* n •iira.brr nf tkr kill him if bis rich American employees did not promptly ''r11,J. burg Independent. s o "ntSfnoo ir, rf* Hauling, Crating, Khippin.: lirtifeMsi'in t>. mlvertise, Hat under ABdlf Ptirntil nf llrriilntlnnn. *h latrroatlnwl Aaourlatlun., nf I'nh- meet their terms. One night they all slept except fom hf .(|lll SlM,i)0.nho „f n»| culute the neu lav. Ih'Ptedng “ can^ i!'«*and Storage. Now and then a candidate bobs ^ Iiirnln ,shirk r-i.nlrra rnrh | MlhO bail IteCIl l e f t to g li i ll l l ililll. i Sin- Jpf| S!I.‘!.II0 II.000 l( llpp Bfill, anil t u s , ” a they iced to he kmovn, W e a r c p rep a re d to do a n y t inbiuh.r member nfi« .ubmii in •< 0 (||- hero, u Lyman Hiirber. united until all was ipuet. lrf, j„ t *711 worth of clothes. each nti|il.rmt fee state llepnsp ■ on who can only be described as lkcr*nah ai.dli *,il.o«*rlnMa* own favorite son.— Detroit k in d o f . t r a n s f e r s e r v ic e n t r l/Bln In atdrr I n , r / l l , iili»ulnlrl, Then with u short rod in one band and a sasparilla bottle in The nation,*1 t'nverimipnt will must tak.* '■ (*: that he is nut an I'is News. nil rtalmn uf rlrraia.lnn n< « rll ns ilincr.'ie* .not does not. advertise. !,< •: sis.iiilii.oiHi ■ f .M rs. HarkneHs’ the other, he began to work tiron bis captors, lie beaued Inlinl llUlura* inch .ill*. R E A S O N A B L E l*1U C E S . If he ml*ei*i-es the state lioard tlie first with the rod. and drowned the second with the sas- ipwinv in inh -rtiince tax. ,, i .-if. hin* it licidisi*. can !i*fu*i* ‘ SATURDAY. JAN. 2H. I!i2*. P h o n e t'.IH f.Ol E . 3 r d . S t j parilla, cut the throat of 1I10 third with the broken bottle, \V 11, I.I AM FOX' .HAS hour and in tIn . i- of oik* mini in St. ------— • -- anil throttled the fourth with his bare hands. There were more theaters, seating JaO.O Pctfi-.'mii' !:• "if.,, whs iicliiidlv 11*. Ilir.G E R S D A I R Y FARM m; 111.11.In 11.0cll> > 1 "iVili'rnumr; other goiy details worthy of a Hickman or Hotelling: ■ -.flrwMWf for ston.otw.oot). fused *m tli- rrmiml that he ndvi i Phono 3711 • • ■ SwIklBlraliau. Twenty-five years ago l-’f.x got I lists t if.CM. ^,.irr ri.oirn I.. jnrL. 1 For a while, vou it inemla r. it was in the newspapers Sweet Milk Sweet Cream. For Sale BBBtUtr. 1with a rather heroic flourish. This ipiatlmple riitinlere'r was inin tin*iloati r ‘ImsinpHs l*««-au-»-* i .mg * that jii-t n,1*. liu lter .Milk __ f ■anB*"iuVc'^^Tbi"ui. something to lie proud of. Hadhe not dispatched four vii- In1- 1*•'n-«-il in rump tits ■>* U f _ . ir.i'ii JiJiUii— up-a1 H o w H unl a n d T r a i l e r m X t it i* Unhllshed tin*} hj ? - 1 l f r " ; t i ' . i f fi!iVsdl i T r * ’ 7 •' , 1' " :; 1' ' " 1 .lUSt |,|| ■ i 11'• iiro ried. The , nijil >\er suid. Not i want l. !. ,• ..ut I. the I'M and in:iii,only eiui 1 n .1 i d. c you $17 ti week, min I.*.!}-. The eliiro|"o in l.til you lire gutting S2 i<;o much. i ixt- i ' Peter.-.!ling lilpit M|t ! nut going to pity wlint you iire tin ir I" ui* j 1nr 1Inn t.v advertising in ttn* l«» dtcli wotih, 5 IS." 111.B pii.Hfno,. ! "I plwiIVS belil'Vei) lllilt Otllv ill lo llvw o o il w e n l’ l'W.|.;i|"l t\* ti.at they Inive ■ >» mmirm hB^pift. . i n t« r ,.w| jn(r s t o r i e s e v o l v e d a - Hint o f l . v m a n Ibll'liep. A ll a i.u a. .! !* lied, they >1". n 1 FOX II M> s A V I . i l .ffiMt oi $17 wan! ; .I t. i w th any in* ■ IHBLE V E i l S h FOR TO D AY ] t h a t I b i r b e r a c t i t n l h d id wa. to o f f e r h i- g u a r d s m o n e y . it week, g", > uti >1 of ,i tiny mov­ tO'llL . I', i I.i,I mlverl ,• pr­ C H A S T E N IN G -.M y h. ui d , - - 1 " b i c b t h e y a c c e p t e d w i t h pit n - i n v . a n d tin 'll g u i d e d Ililll ing |iiel*ir«' llio.tler Ilutl eoul.l tula* ill a new ;.;<|e ■ The, l.'low *.o,n a to s a f e t y . Stu b p e o p le ns ISorber a lw a v i t a l k ton m u r l i . ’ ’ pine not the chiiHtcning of thr in S 7 .’in u le ii piu kcd. Now he hux new on: . • i* hi* got a lieeli-. Lord; neither be weury of his cor - 1 -— f* ion t heal, . rcctiom 'Kor whom the lajidlovrtli, . he corrccteth; even an u futher t i c ' . j , __ r t k i ,/ , f) < k- * ;A'f.f;A 7rNT:ri>N>f;\t-'v'«\i{'K 'iie y i V .\ :\ ‘ ' ^ ___ he delighterti.*-* fr o r - . t ' .. « ' J* r V* ' ‘ % y ? * ' *' 1 * * r v* n:uin«i v „ f __ . rtll.l „if■ lh,.„ C'lUIl J. H oUgtflCfl Im W l f l t . - ’.V'?'. ' • ' i - j .*Si»ni» ■ turn* pgo f Fie n. l-ab' Motel with mt. i e .r llie vin- ................. itii'ii bu-t.'oid* IM * 1 » Mn| k, ■ . T •/ ' d i e t i v e n e s s w i t h w h i c h a s t r a y m u l e set u pon a p a r t i c u l a r l y MU * i nun Ii u <jmm n \ r Ml*, tlli* P R A Y E R — May our chastening, j o f f e n s i v e a iito m o l.il. , ^ - o n i p l e l e l v d < t lio lis liin g it, A t t h a t WlllMll ■ t's " if Mini! ‘ sti-.iiM ifi I *l\ r ,[ * LordJ eV«\ work out for us the j t i m e We a g r e e d t h a t t i l " limb* 11in b*ti I*1«•<H' b a d b e e n s u f - JO |>« Ililll Fit-I Nat.'! Hank llli'g. ^•eHctable fruits of rightemiM irsv, f j(*jen tly p r o v o k e d m u n v t im e I ■, Hu- inld' ii M a r e o f k l a x Saiilnnl I'Loriik; Id i 'Gth'l 1 N m :i: n i l * l‘i J i»jij| n s o i ’ l!Y oils, t h e d u s t w h ic h h a d be« i> r a i - c d to s e t t l e in h i- e y e s . I lie , uii.' nil... h,l* tl - W1fl1 1 ill Ul'ti. ?Wheli t h in g s 'c o m e along that | Hitt h ‘*M in to w h i c h he h a d h ii-n * fo w i l e t l. a n d o t h e r itld iy n i- I'A.'f |.,.W 1*i 1 • ;J;if.l ii. •mt i **i* pother you some. j t i e s to no end I1"-. . I lilll, ti (.till b»* PII'ii Lli rs, Hard word*, slnini«*v, fsilKphnnil #»i I )m* OMlIr, Mil >t*11 *rl \t\y n i l 111• *<h]i *I \vi* lit lit'\* . t.. , I.i ’ , I*, i in f* > 11f Wi l l ' l l 1.10(3 HORN floubt, M u ll «*i|rrc*c». Ilwt? firs? tipi** h:nI ;i ihm IVi i ri^rli< l«» t ur h i- ■ '.| ti ... 1 nr ) ■ 1 r. t hi ■ w ■ 2" lla trh .e- • n,| lialit i h n k i f i t V »’U ii"^ Or maybe it hopiiih you me wonn I <J i s a p p r o h a t i o n in n«» uiic u I miii 1* rm m* In* \ • iM p m r tip t lv f. i f . •! V. ,i .hi 1. i I I lilll > !;ll 'i . h i g h e g g r e e Id clear thtniiRh prcHTnclnl t ‘ > ilti, hill \u* il«» m»f I# * I t h a t In* \< w iiri Miilmi ih' And scarcely know what you h * I ** , , . . . , ,, , , . •i." m ' i:i:-\pr i: i; i ;< u \ k i : a j i rd. I"i k. ■ ' . n*l ra; ett on About* j C o m im in iR h h nn<!an^|»l u n t il .ill tna« him*> u h n h r u n on I 1 *"l !t *' f our on m r i U all don't ! M u r w h e e l s h a v e I o ** ii lie i r o i . t l i-— *••« tatl iiii*l i( Jf the thing eaii'l !>.* h. lped. Uit »h i n e e d e d , not l o m p b te a n m l i i ' *t i"ii |ver givr in, In I if i ;i UIiimIc I IP it. 11..in Mi. * le! the I'evengelill flics j Y et w e fin d hint not i .. t ■ -1 j. •I \ , , 1.. ?i *„•. i than ! I \'M * ' . |»f n |iiioiildi*i. ai i ti ■ I I I , . to ' r i m r s d a y In* nu*t h i . i, llo r*>ad m a r ! It il •I■ 11. t . ••• n** ia. a n , But .ju»t pick It up, witli n sn,|l'’ i a tit o iu o h ile w h i c h e i . n l , * 1 t h e n y ( i i o f wo*. , a n d v. mi h y a I b i r a e l l l e 'h o r n R a n c h . ' ll . n u t • g .11111 || fUt nVi'l If you ran, li,,..' ‘ .*,i m ! •Ml * h I'hitnl.i ! k llockotlt 111 t ill- I i'll! Il a 111 1 • ii i ' uni. i" > i I.i i n it. In nit ?Ar.d throv/ it tight uvei .! *.... tut I ti i j i I’ll. M 17 l£ i • T h e a tilo n i'.i, i* w a s cm rn 11 ..ip ■ I i |o- t :m* t. ith shuulde. t o k e n lo '.n 1l i e l i t Thetf having ..m e t hi own it I,,ii*. 11••ntler- ;iml \ *i . 11. i. i i h i i avrr Inok bark, «; W *' N e x t h e i n c o u i l l ' l i d III .i i i i l i ) ,i i ;l!< h i iili w r e -I | in;.f Dmiiioii b u fv ei.v g i.n . fitulli, ' m a t c h a n aii(omnl> de ’ *■ !'■ -i,*1, w.t i t o w d t i u f ! 'in t o r (A An reotn. For Sn looking bin k Minuetiiii,*b w.lj | H e c li m b e d on 1 lie : ; I 11t-t;;* t >■.til'd, -t ill I, In ; 11• ,e I 1 Ii r o n g li t ) i ( i \ i n c m i . Mr s ^atise you In turn I will 11 t h e w in d s h ie ld , an d y e i , l u l l N i l oi. • •ti tin i n i-1!*i* w liei ! Into Worse than a pilliu of suit S A M O ltH * I'h . i Don't ever give up! Ilo the he .i t h r o w i n g t h e d r i v i r ..oi a n d I.l e a k i n g t w o •,* hi j 11<■ i ; n<» P oi. nI, r PI.it. i.i.h r i l e r e e a w a r d e d Mi d< ■. i >.nii l>. I h. t * 11 • that you can, J. ,!•/' AI TO 1‘, ' I . I S H F S fhery'b a oowei that will aiil you. T h e n m a f r e e f..r a'i. h a ll a mil. I m l l ' * i •!•.*., n 1 1 r<«a* I. !Ii. || ml I lit) 311 Be bolder, a n o t h e r , , r rarite i 'i i '. i iiii,o*i Mil • ! •• m i d i< ■ a c la d T I U K S ,X I C K K S And *when a iliuig h in t, hut ye, h e e ls a n d w .i- h u rl, d I.i •:t ., 11 * m l ............. ;i| le .h i. I \ t h »I live H ie F H O N O l . K \ IM IS dniinot hr lirliiril. ,t' *« Mtl"d .1’, |. w i lid.shield w a I rol,, n. i nil i< l i n g t . .u I n I > i, t i . . I In "I I II- Xi iii Ju»t 1 Uhi ow it i gilt nvei j ot I m i s w in . u i t i g la d eiiMiigh I*. . i a p e wiMi t|,< ir I- \ , m uldei! F . F. K I N K S A t l i t r e a d i n g *•! lieli a n i\p> r i e n , . a i h i - . w ' I ,*111 ; j — Funin.. Morion \\ mgati III I,* Ml I.I .!»»*, I \ ' t i f I .11 ” 21 FI;,-i I n . i s i i not fa il '*• a g r e e th at t h e u n d e i- a l u '. '. . . r n a I • I • pi! ei i >i i , o . - i i , I*, i >. lliy TV Tb.vw sny- JIitAman Imi i t a! ion. a n d o n e in w h o m w . will In m . t . a-i |, eon re, b ' III lull ) lit) I S• til* J nulh'Hi .11,- till *■ in*«iu|*v Nc. hi*‘ - 111•ii«,iI<Ix in xi p it s h a r e o| tin r>>ai1 »I Tm t ll I ti -s H I l* • Iiililt :It, ling ti llai i , 1 nuw ♦ i . v ll Win., [.IHIIIIF . 11 —inmiBorniinn ,‘l hip id’ 11* *. J a n o u s —Me.xii'Htt“ b r i g a n d s -rmfi s n v n l •.-u iw e iiin f •! iiiiojimb pro- Something to In* pond of, we’ll snv. Him the only trouble jj^j.jrjlJI chief of .Militiicv t )|uTaI ions conducted Itiitirk,>»ub«* miru. Himrii.tr111 <vniHMinlt; t krai iiminni.il * «H i n v e s t i g a t i o n , w i t h t h e f o l l o w i n g n lilt : Mil.', for Rubioi good co n d itio n . Tires & Tubes Gas & Oil CECIL L. RINES Filling Station McLnulins -ENfiRA VINt; Diamond Mounlinglewelers.()|ihinu*lris| W'nlclt Repairing Cars andJrucb $ 11123 F o r d T o u rin g . 75| .1 0 0 12S 11125 F o r d Coupe 11)20 D u m p Truck 125 .......... 1927 F o rd Ito ad sle r 150 1925 H udson Coach ......... .4 5 0 1925 H ud. 7 Fas 600 Sedan V-ii.'l C a d i l l a c S e d a n ............ 700 SemirtoleSecurities Co. II. C . D o u g l a s s , Mgr. Ifn't W. I'irit Hr Cscd C a r Dept. 1 I 1 -S . ) .vc SI. Hewart* ()!' Tlu* Mule Architect l Tlrt* State Iti.ai.l oi i . u t t i I Into e, ,■ hA|'1<t . fncinp n diilii'nlt t.,-l. m naming N E A R L Y S I I.C IH U K U ) F U R R O A D S 1H;- | l if li* u i - 1r n i r lc tli" I 1 1 1 - If* | n permanent mu i t -»ni t*> I'r i t I MR III \ i I M I S t \ | n \ W t i l >1, ■ ‘ i c . 1 ! h i 1’"ill 11»»X% i , . tin 1 Mur||j)]irr. t1 w ith 11 > i ti tf ii i I ,*ii. . f l . " il I'h.I .la i :o In j .. o Ii t l V? i* m u - ;i m l tit hi* t * r . i h . - . t . i X ll ; v A a. the Tim e. Cm,.a .u gg.,.1.,' r.i.ol tiiiil lni.. IU. w j 1 ' I'JM • a mnh nitonlil tii .l be able t•> guv. w ni .I in .11, no i • a n g M \ \ Y 1 I I I H M i ; M «ii i tk. . e| • sit | c m Ipmtielf befoie lie ntt..iu|il* I*, • nn r x n t j i u t h i / . i i w il h .1 G g d i *i M teadll} 1 1 ,.* 11 in 1 m u ■ t fia. ell l l l l l l . U rgovern trt)ier» h ii* lie \ * tin * m I.i* t m •1 iii in 1 . 1■. ai > ■ t In* iv f ■ " *)♦ . i n i ! In xv i 111 w I II , ll . . s i . I■ * 'i* I. i 11 I’ I.,, The liouble with Nn in.ni\ la.I Itl.t i »iil 1" ’ , t . h i xv .1 '*.-*■ h 1 , til" 1 1. 311 ( I deni (if Mill res- » till h In-gin III III. loll. ..ll. 111, ■ . !• L »' ll f l l h l l l l r gutter in. that iheir top. an i,•• { t ."III: III tin* I I W Ii h i e f f h lent f II i.i lit 1 t *n k ItM higlujr ‘ ban i ' ii* iiiil. . ' > >V . 1. 1111* l i e l a.I w oi *|i w h i l e , ill loads tvif lung u ----jvt . b i l l i n g A i t o o m ' -1 .. I ni a < i . i A , despaleh mi > - a Mielngao *••*'. )-*,‘-l •*" • . • . i l l ’ . I.a . Iiidl . Ii i i f u i * f i .-.I a m*ti of eight.V-nlne Ikin ,*bi|f'il ‘ 1,1' 1 w "Mill, Millie oil n Mi with |> woman o' >ivl\ mm ll ib. " 1 ' " a. Ii all not .„ \ I Ml "III k,11*I If .11ll I mi r Ib s o t nil huw y miii|* ('»y \\ til ^|i,‘ 5 , >|nriMht| w a f n It Hi m. mm . ll ■ { c u t tip. . I '" " ' 1 ' o a I 1 I o an . ;* n i, I. in it1” i , an,! r i i h m| ,| M i i: i i> i .i in ;, i I..i i, i I u * .Ini iff la-i M, l l rl oonn' t f o l l o w that be. *i "d Iwt-llii'Ui.>■ . •» (.... .1 I ... I >1’ the new heiA'uhl IN V,.| V lull nIh-’II i tool. Ih,- iiwaid f o o t 111 111 g I. >, I f i -I. v A|It ih! i‘ . w 11" i stay long. St. Augustine 1tl’CMl ll iiar.l i ..ails and i*t i.lge w i o l , I 1." di g r u e e d . a n , I Kill* , L . 1. ..I **1 *'•. : . |3Nor thui illMMiU.iC •eho" IIOW silt'll g o got I hi I'i. ii g 111.oil t I* Ipwccp clean I l i e . o f t i at 1 . a l l r . l t i I ... . e M UjO| Ii 1‘liUCUi Inti Ims *ll v u. llUlll. a t ... - 1tin ii. o . i . *< 'ii fid. - ■i in:**- • It ^ I Oil * l ol l l III I* »Mu* i - *■ It t id i ... ,, It.i I)citip>fy UiintB u (In v o Ii ti ii - w a , n n . l 2 2 ,3 7 1 l . j | ! o l I | . I till I s l n i n l . i l d s 'i* o N o i l l o l l i i l lltgliwai ip ■ ' ?drcd .tkousond d.dlai giiaian l.e n s i d w • > » w a a d \ i . n e e d a - t a | f d af.I Ill'll ll I’».» i. no • • i i v •1 w e a k r h i l t l i oil lii V u i i j Neforr meeting Timney again llo I, a , . . i i N i s l c n i w e l l l . i l . d u , a n d i oni»( 11 ami MHiiolunc t » di I >i I* f ' ' l>l!' hi Ml I Needn't worry; he'* g..uu- n> g,t mil* ll e l II l l a - III'..II . ..||,}.', It' d I II" ill ( 'imlng In him no\i i’ i.U I f a t ' I w e i I* a w a i . a d I i w . i i . a I i' iiiuil rhei4 nirnihei.ship i* no iruM-a why ot it* ii,m pnign n e i i n n ,i 1 11 11gi*d mi, loro'lhim double thi- mfiuhvinhip ditii.ns, imd nnlj •-til, tantial n-nit U t year. liaiiuiNV illr Sim. ii crept ert. The ii.m|»’|f("d ...a,Is in , .. n f iiuivfi' ai P* ------—o— • - - in the Mtntc nr,, arm ng llf in ■r fun,id One 1 roo m , o n e 5 room a n d o n e ii room h o u s e . T h e s e houses x rc m odern in e v e r y r e s p e c t, and ih c ? u j *; A lso h a v e Iwo 31 ap artm en ts p a rtly is h e d . You w ill room fu rn h a v e to see t h e s e lo a p p r e c i a t e t h e m . G. S. WITMER, I*. (). K o \ :i:j!i S a n d f o r d . F la . p h o n e 2 .">I — M |u o i h . D E L A N D = = K m m p l j l y u i g Un* j'i ;tl totiiiila l ion ittiilcr t h i s w o m l c r l ttl ('otittl v o i \roliti.t. H c a u l y si*ekt*rs a t v i n v i i c i l to conn* a n il sot* v. h a t lli I r o a d u inn ots 1 '* 'b u n g 111 soil p r o i l n c l s IrtiitM, f l i u v e r s , v c g o la h lt's, canm*«| g o m ls . '••'dock. |;otiltr\ s **i* w h a t w o a t v i i o , n v ln*r,* in Hu* ,i,*n«l o f w in ter. Ii will In- o t i l i g h t o u i n i r ; it w ill In* o iltira l t o n a l ; il w ill I» so u l-satisy in g .rini .1 l o a l o x h i l n t i o n staigoil in a litt oolioction o f liu i l il i t ig s set in I ’ "iin .ls th a t L a \ o 1 higltlt-i|<"i i t a io il a m i la id o ut 111 w a l k s , roads T |*arki*d. 1‘ i ' o h i g h w a v > l**ad 111. all r a i l r o a d m ako co n ce ssio n s in ■ *1 * *■ ; d o I >10 Inis line.. . I In ro w d i • .,* hot o a n d a u t o r ;t c in g . a full w • l i o t u - f r t v s h o w , a n d Hu* groa*. . l o h n n v . 1. J o n e s C a r n i v a l . Tin* " ' i m d y a r o a m p l y ............. l a n d nlotti* i .f vaf,* f i l a c r s fm* a u t o p ark in g 1) l ;iir is a s g r e a t ;ts nionev a n d illod n i a u a g i n n i i t c a n tnttko it — ,tu. it is t o r y o u , c i t i z e n s ol !■ lo riila a n d v i s i t o r s to K l n n d a , Y o u r ,*n1M a t m i n nl w ill In* o u r fir -1 , ,.n-id* rat imi. W r i t e q .- fm* r e s e r v a t i o n s . •na|... .,t tIn* r o u t e in. a n d wn w ill ta k ilu* Los! o f r a r e o f y o u . D c l.a u d 1 a v r a . iu o s h o s t e s s f o r tin* F a i r u - u i u r s . THE SOUTH’S PREMIER COUNTY FAIR SPECIAL DAYS ILESDAY FEH. 11 ('hildreiTs Day, Garden Club Day, Lake County Day. H l'.l)NKSI)A \ , I'el). 15 Farmers and'Fruit (.rowers, Seminole County Day, Elks’ Day. THURSDAY, vv !i t'’ FEH. a Governor’s Day (Hon. John . Marlin, Honda s Go\ernor, will be present). FRIDAY DA^, If I*letcher Dav. Halifax H:ilir»v Country Cmmii-v n. , I*EH. ii iv c Hon. Duncan t . Fletcher, Guest of Honor. A Day, i f T fPutnam , V ' Countv IDav; 1',»u'i«ts’ Day, North Volusia • B * nee fr ee features. k"tU ll, ’ ■III HOTEL FO RREST LAKE I Ii. i*. *ii ...ft ..I Floi |du b.iv. Vira| AT r e n t I* r e n s o n n h le . V V•»!,•*I .. With O n - i e , in n*-:.in_n. one • anywhere and promisg c sian.l f.a ; In If, ,1 i>. o f the 'Mat. af'! ■ «lv )r Inn time to krep u p , w i t h '. , !„ng tlm* with |o.|,n ...i, 1hi it ta If i w i ll i . i ..,-fi |. ( I hllli'M* dtuiilion, but we .Vimmg the Ini g.* . .oil i a, i • mud. tug a gtual f a i t tim } i ;iu.u f l i c il recently I but Gen. «:»i*-n ' |11|r j.yT w....... . i.„ u,, |,,nld * a n d ^ >.f liiieigll > ,i lo l i ng pud hiniig, mid four fi-Rowcr*. | n g i f u luig" I i i u I um* t<> a! i.ut. ati,I Ih" i" all .*f m.d . ,• \ t f t e v n pul til ilenth. Being „„ s, ,\ndrvWM .unim.liiii ill.ai <a.v and ft".,-ail' M d in China i» alnimii a* b a d l | lny, l.pgiilllilig al I'atialiiii im* licet, *h’* fi-l tig ,,f I a ,1 . .1. • |« n a m i n g for pn-Nident in .Mex- r j i v Tld |,ii*t"iitn him new .Hid \alu,.| -" 111" .- l-’i ,i ,i , m>. I I limit I I.* Mini Itevet tali', ih ,t'ilo,*l, m f i -i: ,,, ; ».* . 7 i proje, t* I* Pi The luidg. .p vl iiiu '•, aand (lie tali > , tl.ni'.l'iil'. .. ....................*r ■■ i u ttui« iii * i “ ’h j develunmeul deyi lopim-nt *d -d Anieit,n, i ^ tu n irreur deal ..f-f f„t|l‘ 1rrr) fferr,*’ lehu'etiiV n’ .ihi ib Tr fi ?*' ou* letidlnc *'iMduStrint' ,|7iv, l „f that tfm and -|, ,„id nt lionie. uiy f.,| gi* c.i 11 hundii.l huH said, bus been due t" | tov,. of immeiis" l>>. nefii \ i --.t ?, •i I'. 1 1 "ti! eredh J',. lie nppr, i i.ited I'e du no-, nttrlbule all id biff budge umleit„k. n .lot uig tb. I'b rula unis, I,,, -len; mul ih<> Wonderful’ growth t<* i f j p a n * y,.ui tui. .,l-o in It.,, ,..imt> -pleitdid idi’ hwjn • are lie lfu g to ilC bul that they hnd >• *■ ...L „ ()| $mj;i.h;i2 7 1 ihi* iiiMpeeltim. ’P'otisuml* of touriv*h it there can be little daub.. Itecix'k of the S.ute Jit,,id Ih imIm come In mil and Imut and iftfothaway uff the the State State Road Road part me 111 now show that up to C t t - l i n i n g their ,go . One,- upon a time lent cun will be th trilled pber.'il. IK27 , ihe flute l|ud t.iaT.lii u 11711. u serious undertaking to •Btnding the money, whi, h.ili. mile* hi,id:mrfa.ed hishwayu | vW i about'; now It ,u plea.sine. 'pi conL|\bul<s^ for |y*dM, in-an | and thut aeveif project, prvviuuaiy j F io r id iV (ine read* ure alrvadv » leal And mp,u - • " inft -------* * *• » *hefli • nnd. ndded . . . .n tt■ -Tctioii'to < man-|* let *were 11)0 ««•* per — cent coniplile up» ' ^rdat‘ to that time. The figure, are inter thu state. * it o i t •' • Ws **. - . »*04*■ • »*>«•.* « av»‘ * I LOCH ARBOR a., i on. , i .in and ii i 11. ,i. tin IIII |»I ■ o i l l v h t le* b e s t n t a t e l i a l l e r o g n i / . ' | |'..|| i p u ii<K* il iii i lfiifelit lo m lw m S wa ll . d. Ih " ll.gl.w.l' ml l i l y o f o x | i f l i ll 11"lit I ii j,* ni i Mint «11,<11 | I'lMVt m o r n i iil» » i I h r i U^f t i i ' V ii if i h a s . i i m I t hi \\ *»r1» t I1** 1 ' t a t m h - m ■ u n i i i i'▼ G.»W U•*i*f*f i *I \%ii if«I IVIitil kt'o vi ii t hfl l 11' hit h Ililt i.g many »otmiu** ..i tin- Th^ (iuinrsvillo . CI i h u i Ik - i D m i j r n e will soon I.i n r u l i .m l ■TV \ FOR RENT ana Citrus Exposition SANFORD, FLA. D IN N E R DANCE every--’ TUESDAY , **%. - >#4 * ^ and SATURDAY S P. M. We Aiv Also Offering A SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER At $1.50 Music , <* '.r, — • 1 P. JVi. To 8 P. K. A solid tfto-houi* .'h o u . t w i c e d a i l y i „ . , w t l t n| t h , ReWTstoH g r a n d s t a n d s c a l i n g (i.lMiii p eo p le, Uorsv Racing- . Auto Racing Fireworks Johnny Judge Trio Clowns Nelson & Nelson Act High School Horses, with May Thompson 1 Hingens, 11fl f„0t high diving act F M a s t a i a m m **?? * - *■ • . v y The Ril i enach Troupe, Johnny J. Jones Carnival o'’ World Wonders L. W. RRO.WN Secretary-Manager. E DjFVAYS Feb. 14-18 INCLUSIVE �1 f I r\- ’ -r-y * *”* #* * i a « — 1^IIK-HAiNTOKD HliUXiJ^ SATliinuV/jANttAHV 2S, [&2N-Longwood ........ • U '.f At The Milano Monday And Tuesday , y w f At The Churches Christian Science healing* urn ubro M d ill, ‘J, W“ ■ ‘ •'T M|)- ^ T ' i* v r Mr. and Mrs. McFarland have •7 -«xVb)cWi- — . ’ — ^ F t l t S T ' f U R I K T I A X CH U R CH Thih Church maintain* a free 7 arrived in their ear from Girard, Ninth & Palmetto Avc. ^Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence T e l . 37 Bending Room , ' .117 F3 rat Ffatlonul*” .^,. Kansas, to spend their third w in­ F'rank M. Marlcr, Pastor. Bank Building, where the Bible- i» ter heret They are registered at Bible School, lf;4f) A . M. and nil authuriYnl .* Cfirlatt the Orange and Hlnek lintel. ’ Worship amj Communion, II Science literature may Iw read, •' <« Sermon, "What Think Ye a Friends of Mrs. Francis Tucker, borrowed or purchased. Open tftl£ Christ.’’ who recently underwent an opfcr except Sundays linil holiday* Christian Flndenvor, 0 :30 .. ation. al_.the JEluuda. zaamtar a rrr Everilhff a m ir r r ^ h W > r B.—M r— *'~L -Al— at Formosa, will he glad to know ■*Under Five F'lags", a most her o f piano selections which m* welcome to ntteral .the Sermon, "Baptism ." that she is reported to be improv­ unique historic as well as interest­ eluded the Southern airs. and to Evening sirvlce will be a Bible services _ make use o f ing slowly. ing entertainment was presented A true woodland scene, so real­ study together. Bring you r pencil Reading Room Thursday afternoon by the Litera­ istic with numerous pine trees, George Hickle, prominent busihA TL K D A V and paper. i " " __ Forrest ture Department of the Woman's palms and quantities of Spanish ness man of Lancaster, O., accom­ at Hotel A cordial welcome awaits you. CfjN'GBEfl ATIO N A l, ’ O m l l f l i r f * ' . , ' )ance Club from fefur to eig h t o’clock. moss, was the stage depicting the panied by MYs. Mickle are here t u , -------------- :--------Cor. Fork 'Ave. 0t - 3 i-d S t . “ •*•*< Miss M argaret Y ou ng was general Primitive of Indian America, In spend their second winter in LongHour at 10 John llernhrd Jtocjt, "Mfriliter. H O L Y CRO SS CH URCH cltairman o f this affair. anidng the trees, was the unique wood as guests of the Orange and Church School. l E f B ' A . Al. h( library. Fourth Sunday a fter V’ plphnny. Indian tepee, before which were Black Hotel, T h e .spacious club auditorium monuav Morning WoishlA, ll:OO A '" Celebration o f Holy (’onimunion, Robert E n tn u in g c' and J. E. had'been divided into f i v e sections strewn ninny,gay, colored woven Theme, “ Knowlollge." .«-»« 7:30 A. M. wectinirj»r ll1* SaU‘B representing the country and flag Indian m gs. Squatting about their McFarland have returned from nn A t one o’clock tliiDChrlstion En* upter N S. D. A. R. Church School, 0:15 A. M. • tepee were a group of Indian, extended hunting and fishing trip deavorers will m e « at the chqFch• at 3:00 o’clock at the o f that respective group. They were Morning P rayer and Sermon, Indian, qr Primitive, Spanish. maidens, (members of the Camp to Camp Taylor. to attend the Orlando Diatrkt""**. 11:00 A. M. in George 0. Herring Fire Girls) Margaret Giles. 1 'hylis Mr. ,„| Mrs. V. Laltuc of French, Confederate and Modern Convention nt St. Cloud. C a r t b in r u ' •* Evening P rayer and Sermon, Avenue, for l1'0 «iu.r * America. As one entered the build­ Smith. Carmen Guthcrie and Nell f'lyniouth, Vt., who have been be en provided to trnnuport r f f ttfro “ ** 5:00 P. M. transacting important ing they were ushered into a William- and their guardian Mi-s , , wntnn|r Die ,ms, few days ns the I ,, ,., ,.*-nie interested in attending. Y oung , Peoples Sorvic Fivening Service, 7:30 Y .'T f., '. ;, din wing room of a modern home, Young, who also had charge of this- k, ueilts o f ,\lr. and Mi-.-F. J. Patton, 0:30 P. M. Subject: "W h at the Church jetty will nio-t at 7.30 bcnutifully furnished with re-pro­ arrangement). Bits of Indian put- |iaVt. started a tour of the state bcWednesday Evening. F’eb. F'irst, for ductions o f Colonial furniture. tcry, odd shaped strands o f heads fore returning home. Mr. LnRuo Believes." Women's Club Koctor’s *I)ible Class Parish the ./ i / till I i i.r. Here the hostesses. Mrs. Francis E. and other Indian relics were dla- lived in I.ongwc al :)iv years ago lihuse, 7:30 P. M. 'played. The Friendly Indians (John and this was his first visit since he Bolz, Sirs. AA\ LHenley, and Mrs. «n Club of the First Dighton, Sain Bradford, Bussell moved to Vermont. Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Mis* afarMrj F IR S T M F T H O D 1S T CHURCH lurch will meet at 3:30 It. E. T o la r greeted their guests. Dunn, Joseph Thompson, James Tea and coffee were poured Hand, Billie Fitts and Peal SUa'e*.., Harry Beckham and H arry C r a m ­ W. P. Rulirmnti, J'astor." [the home of Mrs. James throughout * the evening at a Dossoy and Frederick Dtiigei I, er have returned from a motor trip m | Sunday school, 11:30 A. M,, B. motored to Jacksonville, Thuisday" on 'Vest Tenth Street. Indian blanket . ... , r .1..,. beautifully appointed table, over wearing.___Indian blanket* and i.- Sylv-cstci*. Gu-. wl. 'i .. ibe former , —W. Ware, snperintr-ndi'nl;------------- - u h c i e they. wllL spend a. faxv -JhiHery - u « laid witli an exquisit^ eTolTi o T m T ! In ail dress and vivid lined «ac owns a large plantation. i — . , I reaching,. 11 A. M. by the (t Church win n ’ WOrk. and centered with a silver * paints sang an Indian song to the f ‘st Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul 11. Smlthi, of«j hastor. Solo by Miss Willie Chap­ Decent arrivals include Miss Ella ,» the name ol Mis. . . ......... ... . . ............................. , ............. , i...u ... -e......* tk at basket filled with red sweet peas accompaniment of the Indian Torn I nkelanil. Flit., nnd “ house gtjes; man. * * Holt and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, all 1018 Oak Avenue. and baby breath, with four red tn- toni. They later gave the Italian ef Forestville, Conn. FIpworth League devotional ser- Mis* C’atherin Broken of JackInt meeting of the Mem- pers bunting in silver holders at war dance. run. Tenn., were Suntlay visitors viees, libit)’ P. M. At the recent Southern Poultry Tmniitt'c of the Woman’s either siile. Presiding at the tea From n to 8 o'clock a supper • nE v e n in g p m u h i n g s e rv ic e , 7:30 of Mr. nnd Mrs. O. F. Patton. Shojv in Orlando a Wyandotte enrk|O:0fl A. M. at the dull service were Mrs. It. E. T o la r and slating, o f popular dishes of the P. M. Uup cakes, made in UUI juantity, Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, while various countries, each, enhrse rep­ i el owned by Mrs. Niemcyer won The coming Wednesday evening first prize in iti la— ami J. A. lajlon I' Baggett will coffee w as poured by Mrs, Francis resenting a different country was al 7:30 P. M , there will In* it^re- can be varied by s|ilitthig the members o f her E. Bolz and Mrs. J. C. B e n n clt.1 served at small tables. From; Spain Histlinc exhibited a bird that was view of Da* first two chapter! dough into three parts. Bake otic* designated the fim -t in F’ lnrida. Bridge i hih at her home Three very modern young society was “ Spanish Itice or I oil ilia . ol “ New lii-k- I'm New Times." plain mid spice and raisin-- to nqhints, Mis;<er i.ucille Bolz, Dorothea Boast href, creamed p.itan-i-s, A t a recent exhibit in Chicago of lltllon. Fiillowing Dtis there will hy the nth* r and cocoa to the th in k. Lawson, and Mnriou WaUlvuu, g a v e, gravy and hot roll*. tame In■ •in in I’ a- the Silver V vandaltc Club ol .'TUESDAY regular .......ting uf Da- Hoard of l { .Managers o f th e AVo- a program of the popular songs of ■ Colonial or Ur it it. tv. wlulu th» 1,'tetK h Ainevica, Mr. Bistliile’s entry was Stewards. ' ' adjudged the be t bird ever shown served salad and ,'f,hslinptigiio"7 , lb wilt meet at 10 o’clock the day on a victrola. “ Silliliuh” the papular dish of the at the y h ieago Coli-eutn. lb house. F IR S T B A P T I S T ( HURUH The, Spanish setting was most Men (of the Five Humlj’ed Club South was solved a- dessert, while (Dance at 8:00 o’clock complete. Against Sunday school, It:3 it A. Al. a background were guests Wednesday evening ol* .Morning worship ami sermon. II Jorrc-t l ake. of palms and moss, stood the fnm- Modern America served tea and coffee. During the -upper hours the ladies at tin- l.duary, Mrs. J. A. A. M. [WEDNESDAY iiic.l ous “ Fountain of Youth.” so ea ge r­ meeting uf the W oin- ly sought by Ponce De Lean, The an orchestra composed if pianist, Cctlinghnm and Mrs. It. li. F'raser Sermon subject, "Jomtb and the Mrs. r . II. Cmik. l ii - i violin, Miss being the hostesses. Six tables o* N"|iU:i lallUadge iifficilllly Is1A S in k in g Story in nn T h e c a re e i o l G e r a liliiu ’ F a r r a r , Dig Eish I at 3:00 o'clock. walls were hung with quaint Span­ [ale- I’mvcll Jr., will ell* ish relief maps dated 1031. and al­ Pauline Cook, sect ini violin, K bert player* enjoyed the occ isic-n. Sand­ coaie- .i t mtt«l A ilis l with re- w h o is to s in g at D ie M ilu n e T hea - Age of Rea-on." MONDAY \ nunp People's Unions, fkt'i members of the Bridge* so panels Of famous Spanish e x ­ F razier and cello. Joe Iteetle-. ren­ wiches, coffee and iak«’ were lia -c .-t hei new liiitine, ’"I lie I r o F i iday e v e n in g , F 'cb rm u y 3 , i» •i(V/ and D u ll," is Inch t miles to Mi­ pinuram nl • rrved. • t dered a beautiful The wmk is graded ami in cluirgc Idub at her home in plorers. Here ton, were odd Span­ of all ttamtrirs. Mis. J. P. Hcurst, Mrs. It. S lam fin.itre Monday and Tuesday a p le m liil i l l i l - t i a t ) >n o f w h a t can of i npnlde direr tors, Icailcis and TUESDAY Id. m l ish weapons consisting o f curved | i Benefit bridge party knives and swords and also money Eatzniingei and Bohliie F'ntzmitig- In l.i i .I. bill a- a United Artist, In- a rc o m p lis h e d lltr o u g h th e u n io n I sponsors. Tom Mix and " T o m ' Evening service. 7 :30 . ei \ « re the guests o f Mr. and Mrs. her role i- Dial nl Ihdurea Rniinuo. . ,f e x tr a o r d in a r y n a ln r u l g i f t - w ith (the Jewish t'ommunitv hags. In conspicuous places w e r e 1 n It, i nine ot many moods. Sctnion suh.icci, "Tlie Set of a MeFarlaud la«t Sunday al dinner 18:00 o’clock. .Mis. Mail- large Spanish galleons. Seated in in d o m ita b le e t ie ig y and q u ie t cun Young Man's Face " " T H E A R IZ O N A W I I J K ’ A T ’ “ I In- I love," has been directed I idem e in i l i e ’s s e il. at the Orange and P ’.ncK Hotel. Chan man. the fo r e g tm n d was a beautiful AArtbiesilay evening. 7 3ft. P ray­ collegian* . . ■ ,tJ Till KSDAt One of the most delightful social by Bolatlil West, who made *'Tlli* i Spanish Senorita (Mrs. Earle E. Y m ilo , Iit'ii*.it* and vo ice are er meeting ami <luireh family “ FLASH IN G TH RU " arrifon * haptc-r N. I>. S. • j UIUig) gowned in Mark and a g o r g - 1 u a u le s ie s given lieu* this sens m 1 Hat. aril Ft known for original Mrs, Ilnwaiil laing and house West believes, th re e g re a t g if t s , y e t th e y W 'UlId hour. s p o r t li g h t ____ was the birthday party tendered* idea- to ibie-tiog. ill g a r a nam e at the t oils embroidered shawl, while her I ' • H - »•*■ *,* 1M t i l * '"Hi W ill IjNIrf guests. Mi. ami Mrs, Oita KnorThe First Baptist rhureh earTuesday by Me-dames Allen Hags-, llnit i I" i-ii| can legitimately be tm t have - n t J o ed o f th e m s e lv e s to Ml take at 0:00 o’clock. |,a jr ,j,ess was the picturesque zer of Hammond. I ml., and Mrs. dirtily invites those who have no UKetl III |'0 t a l i as ilo c to i.. I|s,. in ..l.e M is - F a l l a l a b a ilin g so|I1 ah,, he arranged for mantilla caught over n high Span- Hnrrv Kent leave Aloialay l>y mo­ dale and Mis. AlU-a Stewart in' church Inline, nnd visltois to a t ­ ' d ", m u r ! . le a ily s< e '[ p l llllli , Du u p o n ho use s o f E u r ish comb. During the evening, the tor for a trip down the Ka-t Coast. honor ol Mrs A. it. M c K in s t r y . I -Y■>'«’ \ \ a p re s e n te d l i l t ’ u ' l i n t m a lm m l.e is i n t i r ope lie M r -lie Wiis t w e n t y . I n th e tend tIn—e services. The guest of honor " a s prose KKIPA V Spanish class of the Seminole High NORMA t a l m a d g f : i-s lc .l .'••• Du- a u d ie n ce i n 'i -3 lie xx ..i Id o f a i t , th e o \ e n n a s tc r in g a prettily deei i.itn! ba-I.et of beau­ I'lVf (luplicate Bridge School sung “ La Puhunu" and a Hauler n n I’ R K S B Y T K IU A N t i l l RUH Mi ami Mrs. C A in a b le In ce lU-t ti-» c le a i ly Die p ir s iu ia lity . a m i G e ra b liu c I the Hotel Forrest Lake mimher of other Spnish Songs. This h.l\ e retitriigd from Baltimore, Md., tiful gifts. Hefl'e* lilllellls o f 11lilt L h a i . o 'i i w lm b i b e in g l e . i .tb 1 fl.l." i » ’1 lie theme of the Rervices tit the •TIl’E 1H)VF." I,n t ly la d i a t i s D u ll m ost I '.n tut diUe. pin-uppie -ream and coffee ftltitk. I’ ii 011- cordially exhibit was in charge of Mrs. K. D. w bet • Mr llauli rson ha- been lin­ regtilui Imuis of Sunday worship ijj a • tm \ illusive qualityi harm. comedy weie Hinii'il by tin* bo^lus^aa. Brownlee. Mrs. K. D. Ball and Mrs. t l e r g , ing 11eat merit at J,dm H"p. I lie . lo-e-tip, avoid —In pot'I Eli m Die time of her cailiest a le tin' statements ot Jesus us ro “ BATTP.R U P " Among those pie-e-it were: Me--' A. Winston. many friends by Gernldmr Farrar at I B. R- rl Hijnuposcs in Hi.ministry, lie k in s H o s p i t a l H is , should be used pay api i aram es, she has xvoiheil un­ ing t>> l b Milnne Paramount New* ITepit ling a * French Salun was will be p le a s e d to learn that he dames C a m e E l"ell. Baldwin, J. H i ludog i t i fr Theatre. B 0 bigliK inartistic l i t oigly to o m b in e teelmie.il pmveis gave ti number o f simple sta te­ Allen. Eaii'ingtoi llemington < the cxehibition arranged by Mrs. bi ri t ent illments ol His purposes. lias le c n w red 11 "111 Side Puicnt Teachers to use p i■ * i ely I exploit a sta r ’s >i tli' tun xi kinil w .tli those qua) W Ent /.mingei. I H Niem eyn Sunday morning xve will consid­ | n will meet at 3:00 o’- S. () Shinhtdser and Mrs. Frank | III si. I • i anv -el ol drama ila , 1 the lieu11 and temperament W. S. Ent/iniiigci. tieorge Hick)". feeling er Mis sermon a l Nazareth. This :hr Pouth Sul* Primary Evan- assisted by .Mrs. William II ti- r i ....... ' '-VI -. alls magnetism c.nil'll the xVoiId Iloltlen ant! Mis- H tsainoml I’ ausermon opens with the statement Mr. mid Mis. Cluules i*. Fuller, William Green. ' •«-)-y*. Pinnml, A II, | i 'Ward • a t e in xx musical Ills- 1 Boland Wi I lbs la te , "I h a\ fortl. Here got genu velvet dlnpcr- formerly " f Dus city but now of K. Small. .1. E \b F'nrland, J. al. Dint Jesus came to minister to • •poized, ami lutm lot,. Kilt l' pc I Cl H i q u a r t c l w till I Ini i ita w bo H M ink and MeKin-those who in I ies W ere arranged over the win- Atlanta. Ga., arrived here Friday Cliatfer. liarnissed about I ke NI xv )'••! I I tibia welcomed, in money. h a i l l" Da p i oIiiim nous cniph>y Idowa.and tdaeed with unusual taste evt ning t" spend the week-end as try. M u . I ' a t t a i no uiigimil creator of tiient of iln ■ d o s e to the c a m e l a S e n ices for Sumluy are; .characteristic ttf ilu* French wore Die guests of Dr and Mrs. F., D. A delightful inii itainment i r e f‘ X .I •D. I .i- the buuntillg ai t ion iii in t eo pi. lilies, but I do r o l e - , i i i . " e x.i 9:-15 A M. Sunday School. unusual gill chairs and otheis done \|tli,|,.y given last Finlay night at Die m-i -t t bal it l impossible 1•• t<ll I b.'ll III t b a t Ii iw- an auillence to 11 A Al .Morning Worship. in handsome silk brocades ami Library undo) tin- r.ispices of tin i . l‘i-o11 -li i i ntivm ugly w *le ii •pi i holt i .in.l i .is . 11 ball again t'.blU F. M. Christian Endeavor. URttESI I \K K tapestry. On the walls were long Firm and Gvnigi Huddleston, Civic League, Tin- first part of Du7 .3 ll F M. Evening Worship, •Mr- I A. T e r h u c n , French* mirrors and F rench prints students of I'nivet -ilv of F’lorida iprogi.iin iiu'lude.i several musical mi iiimto -le t "1 the leading tilav- .nut again, A’isitm s welcomed at these si;r*k. N J . Mis. C. Unk- as well as panel of French tapes­ are s|Vending tin* week end here numbers and Do- -ocond pui’l waS| • t "Since we cannot plmtogi ajdi viees. KAdisaik. N J .; M iss try. Mrs. Holden wearing the wed- with ............. their parent- Mr, and Mrs. I a one net t ■ «ur-*lv entitled* “ Tbii At, llenvi'i Colo.; II. ,1, ding gown of A vhat Befre-hmenl' ’ thought, we III it-1 pllotogi apli l i e her grundmothei ! j,,Fm Huddleston ,t their home on ty Minutes For M, Miami; K. |). Itosse: fashioneiF^-vf changeable figured IYHST ( ‘HURUH O F CH RIST. The musical number - included vocal i \pres*a -it of thought, and the Avenue, S C IE N T IS T . ► Miami; Mr and Mrs. 1„ green and red t a f f i t a the full sk in I si lections by Mr Chiytie Stone only w.n lit ran dot it of li-i t ivel> Hue ol ibc loveliest social nfIf *M1* t*» Yvrk; S. M. Smith,* made <ivi*r a petticoat oT silk vel­ f'ht i- 11ii ti Science services are The many friends of Mrs, Otlo ‘ wlm ivibti red “ Through The Night" i b y I n a g m g t h y i amci .i i 1f a l l s (if Du- wick xxa- thill of held cv ciy Sunday mortiing'm the L waldo Edwards, New vet. Over the tight draped bodice i Schmrhl Will legli't I • learn of her ami " H i earning" and two other- 1he fin t* 1nl t Ikv iuii'iiuTi'i’s. n ItSit* tell tilli autlu’iu c the st* '* N. IJmi'doy u fti'iMinin xxlien Mrs. G. AAOman’s Club, 315 (luk Avenue -*“* Khangelista, New was a tnug fitting coatee of black serious illness at her home on Jrvv- sung by Mrs, Kelly, former instruc- tqi !■ ' Smith i nii riuutcil the meni* |Urry t;. Kenan, New velvet trimmed with large brilliant itl Avenue. at II o'clock; Sunday School nt | tor o f mn-ie ,n Seminole County larig-rum;c |fl)Mt.*Kl ilpliy i ini' n-l\ liters of ibi' lY c r y Week Budge ini idelual. Ift o'clock Subject for tomorrow, Qwter McDutm, New ! mid jeweled buttons. Miss Badford ^schools. 1 lob and an extra table of play­ "Love." HawVvet ■ , i in* i■ 11- ***•■ 111* i ^ in Hrbtie, New Y ork; j ‘wtm. K„ Wn belonging to th e, , (lh„ Silnraid. who is ntlending I The east of eluuaeters fo r the ers at In i home on Magnolia ‘iniardt. New \ oi k ; Mi. | wedding trousseau ot one the | ^|Jt, \\ I■ imm mi 1 i111 11*. I'd h Wednesday evening services I’ n iv e t-itv of Florida at I play was as follow: Axcmu' Bine i i x - t a l bowls ati.l RAertsofi, New York; T r a c y family; it being o f striped Gainesville i- l-«' mg the week­ 4n which include testimonies of t b leallx 1 . litOil' ' IlillU John F’uxton by J A. Bistline. vh -i-s |i I | xxith pink az-dini and ti;« ilevcb | U.ejM ol Hollywood Cal.; I). ami figured silk with full skirt nm( end here with ir - pariails Mr. and the I'F'f # n white lu it u r were placed xvtth Polly Fatten by Margaret Mat­ INI ght as xxi 11 ■ In* left out Fun Mw Yoik; Edward L. tight bodice buttoned to the throat Mrs. John Schum.l on Tenth Street. mtusli i l icet about the room* thews. »ta, Neb.; Mr. and with lurge steel buttons. The prot II.it ing a |>ii t i.r *• aa if h :i bill ig xvhi re ih*' games were played. Aralielta IVppcr b> Mrs. t a i ' | i iiilgc e f d MSI* up* ! * nut I»1dv lui'l Unror N. w York; Muni- graih presented by the French Miss Margai ct Peters left F ri­ Whitleninro ll^ld T u lin 11- 'ii«- in b i il I in it t c o lo r in g . New Thurlow t .1 l • hut illy It is iiiilv to in group consisted of a vocal duet, day nftermu n f >r Lexington, Va., John Hum Icy h\ Carl Wbitte a n il d e s ig n e d m r o in c n tia l de­ 1i ase the 11f :111L1111■ i 11«■ t Duiii f* Litk; riaience Hui- "The Marcellaise ' sung by Mrs A. where she w ill attend Die dances ig n - w ir e used in keeping sco re * Try and see! fill c 'tor shi >111*1 Vlr. and Mrs. M. Phillips and Mrs. J. II. Col at the Wtishingl"" I.... University. more. til' ' b. . up M ir . F" i x l on, ti\ Mr-. J. F.. t o r th e in te re s t in g g a m e s o f p ro m ■ bti New York; Hans dough. Moss P e a i lc Bohson played She will he joined there Sunday by1 Die ni>ii' 1 i .iiti r i a iiti" 1 • E I I'S-IV,- b llil'. 'e A t f lic e o llc lu s io n lliillnln Dill Jr. L>rk; Dorothy Lyons, a medley which told the story ol Miss Olive Newman, who is attend­ Manger. A m i R rdnm ! W. hax of th e -i xlh iiiu iu l, scot!t*s were Major Peppei by \\ IImm Woodl i Terrence Mcllwaine, p n - e s i| th e -o Di the French Colony of Florida. ing Martha \\n-lungt"M Seminary II oek. c o l le i t i’il by M is . \ \ , .1. I b lg p e ll, tlic in in d ir e c tin g ' '""I Mr-. Fantann, at Washington. D. ( t hey will and th e p riz e f o r t o ji sem e a m o n g The Langwood Ma-onie lodge With much dignity mid beauty :*I Ituth Urban, New '•SAUDI.Iv ( A T I.O N E " .D o i lu ll in e iiib e i s. s ilk hose w a s was the British nr Colonial exhi­ be the guests "I M> M H- Mabrv. number ft!* received Die eoinmeu BRIDGE \T \ \l III / 1on " “ 'le. New York; I a i mib d M i . At AAiilIn c e AA r ig h t . dation of District Deiiuly Gralal bition with Mrs. John W. Meiseh ■•D.AII A DOZEN"’ O'er. New York; Helen Mrs. Charles Gas-aaiiy and Master O. C. Snow upon a recent | i . i luix p ip mo m i th e m o ld Jr., and .Mrs. George Paxton as Among tinmany -•« u.l .m ■ ii ** Irene Comer, hostesses. The walls vvi're hung daughter Mi-s Anna Jean Gussa* visii here at the time of the annua! ■ t this w ill; inic >-f i-ju-i'p1.■ ■ ■ il I o *.m l- a m o n g th e g u e -ts , .Mrs. FalK O -hl) H O PS O F F " " Murdock, New jw .il d M ill b e ll re ce ive d s ilk hose. way <d Anderson. S < . " ill arrive election o f officers. Those chosen with home spun coverlets pod r**"ct Schilling. New pli«-ure xxti- Dun of \\ .'itu .mi Fixo v i - i t ' is , M is . A lt . c AVoodcnck here Saturday t" vr-u n» the gui'sts were: Worshipful Master. B. J ‘ *nd Mrs. Howard, New spreads while in the foreground ben M i-. Robed J. I b i l ,f. o. I n k i t ’il a n d M is , A i t Inn J in x of Mrs. Gassaway'ila.ighter Mrs. Overstreet; Senior Warden. L. B ^Ke Ikiinuni. New York; were handsome pieces of antique '• rtuined the member- ot In r .lo- a id xverJ p re s e n te d d a in ty h a n d J. .Maurice Allen at tier home in Payne; Junior Warden, II. * ■ Suth furniture dating back over a hun­ J’ -Yew York; Mrs. Bose Com f Apartments. On Sun­ erlatal; Treasurer, f . F.. Partin; 1 ate bridge club :tt lorn In a tunl made h a n d k e rc h ie fs u - g i f t s f r o m tboxri , ’V w v " * k ; P h illip s K. dred years. Occupying a prominent la "Ige nt tin' Vablez Grid It*' th e n ' hostess. -r-'ille; i ]> Young, place was the spinning wheel, with­ day Mrs. Allen mid guests will mo­ I Secreta ry . E. W. Dickson; Senior l i n t Ily njipointcil iunebei li t able At the conclusion of the games, tor to Ocala and Silver Springs Deacon, C. li. Searcy; Junior Dea• J. Bothwell, out which no Colonial home was w;i- laid in the private dining i'''in the tables were spread with dain­ , can, S, B. Long; Senior Steward. complete. On tables ami stands for the day. it'i-l wait centered with a blue l.nwl ty covers and refreshments of is a pre*cr|ptlou for Fj. J. Munday ; Juni <r Steward, G were pewter plates and odd pieces *i|l«d with enlendulas. At • n !*• i chicken croquettes, hut rolls, po­ OoJdK, Grippe^ Flu, Dengur Mr .and Mrs. Glean I.. Me Kay. j E. Taylor and Tyler. W. M. Wood of flat silver and silver services. M.DEZ llOTKI^ l/M, » nl- were tall bine taper- burning tato chipi, gherkins, moulded fruit Mrs. Meiseh‘s brunette beauty was nml Mr. and Mrs. F’. Husky Wight ! cock. Dilious Fever und Maiari.i L , Brunt and wife. ■i • ilver holders. Places ot the i salmi, nttfcel.-"food cake, brick ice William McWorkman ami son. further enhanced by her becoming and Mrs. O. J. Pope motored to It kill* thr germ*. n.rlM Umliert, N. V c* n tx were designated by nm l- . ti am nml coffee were served by Daytona Beach, Wednesday even­ Delmur. have been spending the An-1 Colonial costume of flowered mu »*- I’-. ii aii- in Cnloniul girls and youth-, .he hostess, ing where they attended Die meet­ pgst several weeks in i-ongwood, i r :„. ScThic Eve . —. ..verett, i A l onc.,o’c«x*V a delicious ‘ dive X. Y. terial ma.de bouffant, on the .hips Moure. X, y revealing t| petticoat of green sat­ ing o f Chapter no. nnr of the O. E. coining here <frnm their home al ‘ I'lUrsc luneheon was served, Diipli ! ' Enjoying Mrs. Smith's hoxpitnle v V ” *' Anita S. of Daytona BeUehatwhich time itx were M r*.•Arthur Hazard, Mr*. Indianapolis, Bid. l ** atr bridge was played during tinjA •’ Davy Posner. in. Her bodice was finished with a Alice AVnodcdck, Jt!i*. W. Wallace Die Grand Matron of the Grand soft fichue of net and lace caught ' i h" I - f^ m p h e lL X . Y. afternoon, the tables having been AA'iighl, Mr*. Janie* G...Sharon, Chapter, Mis. ' Angie Jamisnp ' with a camcn pin. m il l in e r s w anted arranged for the piny in the ladies M is Robert A. Newman, Mrs. 1*1 r»True Southern hospitality reign- Mark of Miami, mafic ho rpffieial parlor. A ft e r ‘ the games, scores Eilward Markell, Mrs. A. M. Du **< Xrn lurk Milliner makr* nlil ed at the Confederate cxehibition visit, M. J. Dooley of Minneapolis xxi'ic compared and the prizes, bou­ hui. . r u . IIhI> nuitlp from )mir EoivH, Mr*. W." J. Thigpen, Mrs. v -Kii which was arranged to represent tiuilerlHls malrhlH* an> ar»«»t ■ arrived here Satu rd ay morning doir |»ilIows, were awanled Mrs. T t „ C:: *N,“ rie Bence, iGeorge S . Whitmer, Mrs. T. L, llllo t nml niuJrllrii Is Itrsl-alH'. Mrs. T. C. Bunks o f Lakeland, and will la- at the Inn for juvvral the veranda o f a Southern home. NA’i Ben Caswell nml Mrs. James Bulge. Dumas, Mrs. F. E. Roumillat nnd * Iso Irnrh >ou Inin I u make who spent a short time in Sanford i A H e r e the genial Southern host.lJ. kata In iirUarr »r m u r knutra. weeks. ; uni , . * - V a r n e r P a u l, C o w re were laid fo*r. Mrs. J. D. Mrs. F’ red Daigor. “ fll ’ t* Take s * i a s l s * s a l Ik la t t s a l n r M. H awkins) nnd his daughter ronductirtgt a claes .in-* "W om an’* Mrs. Finley Hodge* o f Sanford Woodruff. J fn r.'W . C. HI If. Mrs. tics t St,,K,',r- Y Y. lul oi>i>«r(itulrr. i.»nt» »r s n s t l (Mrs. Claude Herndon) - received Work" at the Methodist Church, was demonstrating the new F'ortl James P Ridge, Mrs. Ben Ca-xvcll. hk, |i<-« maHr Irons burkraiu. 5r, K O. U . , * r ■ •, Miss M ary Elizabeth Puleston -0 alraw. aallu. allkat any material ■ D, Harrow, I)e. their guests. In the hack ground left FYoiday afternoon for Jack­ here F'riday. * , Mr-. Ernest Houshohier, Mr-. W. and Ml** Mae Ifoliy left Friday ion want. Mtlllorra la I t m a s l i Jim .aa Baker. Lake- wort* the Confederate Uniform sonville whiVe she will hold simi­ Mrs. Maliel Reach has been very Wullnrc W right, Mrs. Elnxil PalmTukr u < ••• aruIrMlupallr* nr afternoon for Boston, Mass,, where j m a r HUH » « ! ■ * . J t i a t lr*r Iraill fi«* several days nt the home of ci anil Mrs. Jliijiy. • t ,, ( r “ w fo r d . Se- wprn by Mrs. H awkins during the lar classes. Wk. anna irarkra >„u Ikr a r t ol they will enter the Nurse’s Train­ Civil War, and also the Captain's her sister, Mrs, J. E. Snydflfc.—J i‘ v I H°bhs, Avon hraullf nl kauiliiindr kill-luaklnt. ing School a t Massachusetts GcnMis. J. X. Krtitson and guessts tout, sash, und saber worn by J. X. 4tw *. I’alnartlo. ■ Mr*. A. G. W agner and Mrs. J. Crusoe Island F’ riiitful 'erol HoKpitnI. -*• Stanton**^’ JaCk,,onJuan F’ernandez Island, on Akron, O., Whitner. Over a settee was cjraped Mrs. J. Fk Bass and Mrs. E. R. W . ’ Wilson attended ’ the bridge tllv'aitie, Jnt'.Z; mfnnton, pa.; the Confederate fla g made by the Campbell of Atlanta, G a .,* n d Mrs. party at the Woman’s Club in San­ which Alexander Selkirk, the re­ " cr»nton, Pa . y p mother of*J. X. Whitner which he Hoxvurd Overlin motored to Win ford Tuesday afternoon. puted original o f Robinson Crusoe carried during the wap. Myriad* of U*r Guidon, Thursday for the day. lived for four year*, is one of The F r ie n d ly tiny Confederate flag* and, pottyd W. W. Vincent o f O ra n g e b u r g ,; omft fruitful spots in South AnterMiss Lee Apimons of Detroit, S. ,: C „ arrived here Thur.«day ‘ no. acc( idjng to a recent »urvey_. f plants were also used a* decora­ ^ in fo rd • Pmrrtiitlons Filled Promptly tions. This attractive exhibition Mich., arrived, here Saturday to evening and. Is; the, guest, t»f hi* 1Every known plunt seems to grow rjicr.d the "in fe r with her ifister sis wag In charge of Mrs. W. Morton “ The Bank o f Service* uneje and aunt, Dr. and Mrs.- there Kill "lift 'GO, And Accurately S ft. -rccent,V in E. Second St. R V VII fiV V o Thigpen. .-Mr*. C la u d e .. Uemdua^ M Air*. Walsh at M r h o m , . o n T<T1. rtries lc. K D ie th t'h V th tlr hbnrf’(«hii i*. EUio 1 40 year* in g the afternoon guv* a num Oak Avenue, on Mellonvilia Avenue, refuse* to M« w i . during •r L* l ■JO'pj-LiVfB ;/fff * n n u +i w s v n u i tn p u u u ic s Literature Group Of Woman’s Club Presents Historic Entertainment Social— dendar NORM A TALM ADGE W*T H E D O V E " . ' Norma Talmadgels Geraldine F a r ra r To He Seen Here 2 Operatic Star, Has Days In ‘The Dove’ Reniarable Energy h Personals Monday DIFFICirr/TIES tel A rrivals are constantly & be met and ov6rcome no matt6f your occupb' tion. Mrs. Smith Hostess To Her Uriels Club An account in this institution will as­ sist you to over­ PRINCESS come them. many [ A of TODAY 6 6 6 L“r»- A’ CHULUOTA v.V ? *m ti Laney’s i g hG*^Bi,Uk> (J^ d- t. b# i.,* m _• \_____ ______ “The r Drug Store” The First ‘ National Bank — taroatrarinttiti J •- r . �f * i .1 ■■ ’~r-,r :----r - T - — ■— ■ i ly i y i - , ■ >d D ! . M* ! ,* \ W j 7 tu lip -lit*** r* i »«,»»*•• , i \ l iL l H WM U if 11• i **•**'«# t * t »*•« %* • i ***'» M i- America Spends. Huge Sum. Uncle S a m ’s Battleships CLEVELAND WILL? Trying To Regain Health Will Face Aerial Bombs ♦START OFF WITH Impaired By Carelessness During Spring Maneuvers SEASONED TEAM iii t I t It «I, j t* tftac««#M**■ »!■ •**■ Tiii; aanroi(i) in;itAU>, Saturday-..jascaky 2s. 1112s P A U K F O U ll #imv w b 'tST ' ’ 8»ir '•■ zls.Md.W y Urndk-v And Evans Pin Their S A N DIEtiO, Jan. 28 — (IN S ) (enemy m e ti was wu» rconcerned u iiw in m titers,| i | o p 6s Upon George Uhle T o ,S L ON DON .Inn. 2 R ( I N S ) — New — Uncle Sam’* battleships will i were many drawbacks. They were I.ift .Tcain-Ut.lHt-DUislotu-----*Trr-t--n~ww-n'it rif "CTu tny"7ffirinK j <.f . m-ci-stty—trio- cumbersome * " - rriuiT figure* show— (h ut— A u c r ic n h s . r ...l% ^ ; (aff G ood ihr t-pting battle practice o ff j evade fighting planes, and to slow p ay out on Account of fit linens n / f Inv\iiii in April. Besides looking to descend to the low level ncce*mountain o f goM equal to half the ' LAND Jan. 2d— I INK) out for deadly submarines, the ' a r y to attain accuracy in bomb entire earnings <*f British industry. ic efforts o f Aivtt Bradley Ami Sir W. Arbuthnot 1-nne, torpedoes <>f dashing destroyers pliicemeijls ami r e g a i n . a safety Lilly Evans, president and editor of the "N ew Health" ntiiRa­ and the big guns of superdrtnd- ( h'ft before the shipbon'nl gunners vice p(e-tdi*nl K-speclively of the ting ill *un exclusive International naughts, the fleets will face n flew * tfdt their run-re (jcvtlaiu! American l.cague base­ News Service interview say* that -»- — ,,\ really effective " reali me thud nl\ ball club, to obtain new material foe— a 'foe ............ against —»•> wldch no — 'U K practically the whole of this ox Fans In The Fillure May Hear defense has bei-r. provided. speedy combat equipping the the it'-H .Indian*, it is becompenditure is liecnuse the ju-ople fail Voices Of The Dead Coming This new striking power o f the planes for .dropping lightweight appaivnl that the tribe will to follow primary health habit*. Over Filter According Tolle- navy is tho lightweight aerial bomb; has now been worked out. stall tin- season with pricllenllj America's hujre nick-expenditure, p n rt Of Marconi Official bomb— a bomb dropped with dead11. actual practice, the.-planes. the -.ime outfit as of li'2T. a sum of over two billion dollars, ly accuracy, anil dropped not from floating some fiOOU fret above a is many times the amount England La-.: year llu* club finished it ■ pends for illness. Y et,’ with ten LONDON, Jan lift— (IN K )— 'th e huge, slow moving airplanes target living towed N. owe,I by a racing / ^ V p l u c o . but wit with predictionmillion Americans brine treated Radio message- sent around the • which carry tons of explosives but ! destroyer, suddenly ienfy swooped down . ,,,,,, ........... G eorge" Uhle U) will “ pitch annually in "free clinics," the large | world today by the "beanr'’ system ' are easy targets for anti-aircraft at a .-peed -peed estimated inmted at 2li0 2110 miles/ rnllctt/ w |llIlin K b a ll ilL-nin.’’ again," sponsors o f expenditure indictivs only a p o r . , , igliting ns they came, ^ a n . hoping to land in the may be p i c k e d , p fifty or one bunopposing eombat plancH. pP, hour, tion of- the actual sickness front but instead dropped by fighting dropped their Itpmbs a t 'an altitude | f i | > , .jivisi«.n the com ing sea-.n. which tho nation suffers. » dreil years hence. planes o f extreme speed, and so j of 2,000 feet and zoonu-d upwird ^ t j,,. Aim-i lcan l.*aActually, there is a sick person Hadio messages sent out from maneuvered as to he almost un-1 out o f the range o f nnti-nircrnft gtie" ip t'JJiS, was in poor form on one out o f ten American homes tho Marconi beam stations at presevery day in the year— a pc nun lent circumvent the world in just hittubie by guns stationed at sea <guns, the entire action taking not lust year. more than four minutes, and persick enough to require medical a t ­ a quarter of a minute, and the level. * Ii^ jj conceded that Cleveland'llnder direction of Rear Admiral ' formed at a speed which prnetltention; -Hnft- — hrmcr-r-roxt tar^rijr-wtTtrrlTr suggestion is made that these men. -J--M ;D ee res,-n w m n n d in g the ntr^Tni)y-rttmtrmTriraTl- cTia77 s.-.i AW AIIAN pfnenppte, I h e stices, and serve on lettuce leaven a confection is delicious _TJlt#*_fltcUjCQinc from the sta ­ ; F-ngt'S, distributed nT enormous hull mg sta ff i f D h li, Emil l.'-vusual. To gla;:« fiirtip^l ’ lusty youngster of the large with dressing, craft divisions o f the battle fleet, i level gnus scoring a lilt tistician’* figures o f the Mctropul. ,, ............... w-n. U’ iilis ilmllin, MUb-r. Burk. , . . . power as they are, must travel two cups sugar, n-if cup ^ ami growing family of canned Pineapple f nl ad Espanol: ReJtan Life Insurance Company. I sr Small Bombs ,ll(! ...... shnute come up to foods, is being used more and more round and round the cart Impossibly »*rartltC .,,ntlt‘r vnllT*]> teasp-i-n- cat htovc acids from green poppers onc-righth Expert Comment llomhs weighing Ic-.- than 2 a ...... .. it is lo-lieved that In- in salads. A m o r g those who ' billions of times In-fotv they br. rohditlons nre being earned out and put in boiling w a ter fo r "me t a r ta r without xt i rring to th J . . 4 , * off Snn Dievo. nnd toilay now;* In comment on then., Sir Arbuthpounds were lists I in the trtts, and a ii.n»‘ will keep out of the * n-l recommend tins dclicat? fruit for minute, drain and dry. Mix three stage (200 > F ). beep h | * . .I r ' icttkou out thftt tho experiment an average accuracy o f something (livl>jll(l not Lane said: With the exception oi this purpose ir Mrs. Calvin Cool- tablespoons cream or cottage itot w a te r while dripjticgtM Thus it i k thut some radio pro veil thut the new method wn.s more than „U per cent was record. L(VSPllt PUt.,, (lf tlu. f „ r,.. idge, who proclaims "The tradgedy of these facts is pineapple cheese with three tablespoons of apple. Cut the | inetppk j,l of the future, “ listening.in on his j nmn7.inH)y Pff,.t.,ivP in point of aeetl by the moving pictures taken , th at the sickness and expenditure jM creditable slvl- and cheese salad her "favorite. drained crushed Hawaiian pine­ VTnient sized we-lges hr u ia almost entirely unnecessary. The sensitive n.ulti-wnve set, may iu-ar i curacy, damage to tin- target ami of tin- exploding bombs, despite hot -cn-o.ii. lx-vsen. like I’ hlc apple, one-fourth teaspoon salt, and drain well— for ievrnl) With such a recommendation, the lh c j,otnhing planes, expenditure in Britain of course is the voice or person long since „ftfely the fact that the target was drag­ ctuild not get started. few grains cayenne, one fitufTed Then dip a few at a tis»| recipe, ns reported by Florence dead coming over Die ether. | Speedy I'lanes nothing like it is in America, but ged at 2ti knots anti a strong olive finely chopped, and cno-half *>Tup and rent-ve to r,i!*4 ] Stratton in "Favorite Recipes of I nkitow n ()uanil ics aa for actual sick, the British toll Messages Never Ia*st Heretofore the efforts or the breeze was blowing, it wns said. pinit'ento chopped. Pack into the to dry. A salad can t* iltadiiig the list of 'unknown Famous Women," must, indeed, be in proportion to population is just one cup glazed pineapple,! "Beam me-sage* are never lo s t," 1 military, noth nnuy and navy, have These- bombs a le o f sufficient green peppers, chill, and slice.. . gc-jd, and hero it is, for your apaa large us the American. cup quartered ir.» an official of tin- Marconi Com pan y! largely concentrated upon inereus;- powri to play havoc vvitU the deck quantity" in ^thg pitching depatt-. itr-ivaf: "Place on a lettuce 'leaf a ‘ We have our sick because we'do • suiil in-discussing this theory. *'Ko' in lifting" powVr iihd Hying range, (it a buUlt-ship, imd might possibly n" 'nt- tit- Waiter Brown, puixhasthree-fourth cup pecar.i, Fom e’ Draserlx rifee of TlawmBatt fdneapple; cover " n o t tflko the simple health precau­ New Orleans; lieorge v/itl, sn!.-. ! dtersing: over this press half cup diced apples, far as we rim say nt the m om ent! nml the production of planes that decommission a destroyer. But th” e d .fr o m A mousse that can serve as dsation* to prevent sickness. Malady's ( ir a r t , who last season b o w e d exhtosgh r potato t ir e - cream sert, snlu L i r a combination of mayonnaise and serve ta I strongest barrier is a healthy body. they go on forever, of course get- could carry tons of explosives over rtuiie planes an- capable o f c a rry ­ c rib nt I a in d u rin g his short -c*e Place a preserved c h e rry loth coiitait.s mayonnaise. Soften ling fainter ns the time goes by. j long distances. ing one lull pound bomb each, su f­ We destroy the health of our A New Salid t-.p." unc ti-atjvon gelatine in one tnlderender helpless the pi 1 1...I ,.f -er vice, a fte r jo in in g tinbodies hy our unsound habits: eat­ We have actually trapped n men- i These planes were successfully ficient to U n d e rh ill, team in i nil I-season; Mr«. Pootidga?* salad dressing t-poin water and dissolve over boil­ To surprise Die fatmUy itrendnnught if rirfitly ing habits, sleepily habits, exer­ sage which we have sent mil on it-* developed, but it was found Unit fint-il from the En-l Texas la-ugui-; John contains fix tablespoons c f pine- ing water. Th - roughly drain one same new salad and one in so far as their use against an plat ed. cise habits, and elimination habits. third circuit ur-nind the wot Id. Whi*e ,uid Wes Fur rid, two col­ appk syrup, two level't aidespoons ct jt cru sh e' or grated Hawaiian will like, there is tbit pt W e eat improper foyd and take im­ " I f radio continues to develop li .’ inn-; INudel and MeKain, two of sugar, nnd butter the size of pir.c.ipple, and add onc-hnlf cup surprise: combine or* id proper exercise and we become at its present rate it is not too y.ptith- ! i miii the Mississippi Val­ t walnut. IIeat in n double boiler; diced oranges, one cup very thick half cakes cream ihrctr. tw-i constipated. Constipation is Un­ niui'li to any that 100 year- lienee directed source of more physical de­ ley, at- Hilly Bayne, southpaw, add .we beater, eggs and cook un­ mayonnaise, two cups whipped spoons cream, one-fourth generation than any other one di­ people will be able to pick up mes- i hailed 11•>iii (iie.nv die, via Tot- til it contt. the spout. W ie n cold, ercat-t, and the dissolved gelatine. >alt, daslt paprika ar.J .Vi 9 add whipped -ream. When well mixed, pour into a three drops onion juice, Pa: sease. It is at tlie root of most of sages we are transmitting today. I m m OlltlW r y, Imagine what that means. Real t old, c . v e r tightly, and pack in hirk until stifT and crtiir.j. present-day sickness. Elimination I,idle '-i-.v.dl again will a -mi onshould occur lifter each meal ns voices from the grave of many equal parts of ice nnd salt fo r four ' -.- n celery stalks nnd cut fin Other Salads the. bin-leit i i i i he <ati Iting depnitwas the practisu with the primitive famous men who in tin- otdinary i lietirs. Serve on lettuce with «d- .‘ ■ ng; fill the cavity of i.u-nt. with A u tiv , Mvutt amt peoples. When this has-become the course of Nature cannot expeil to Another calnd named Y u r t Yum , ditivnal mayonnaise if desired. * route of the cream chtest ROCKFORD. Ill, Jan. 2H :-t J illlia n-M-ive. (Novel Hartpopular habit, the amount of sick- lie alive 100 or even fifty years (IN S ) — l-Tniu it small plant start'-as a recipe '.ike th is : h e a t tw o Pincapi le ticl—Lits come ail ready Chill for two hours, thfn I, v w ill t in the capacity- >>t ad nesa and the sck-bills o f both Brit­ from now. ■ P* *1 crti«h<-d ‘Hawaiian pine-j t j use in just the s iz is that one line-half inch pieces. C« ed shortly after the close of the Itrhgrt Condit Declares Thai v i-oo t, t h, battery work tinain and Americn will sec sharp de­ Hide: add ,ht juice of one- lemon ; would cut sliced pineapple into for pineapple tid-bits un,I stuff! "Their voices ore still wander­ World War. the Oluippel Brothers o f tint'oui uivolionedi will cline." * Me Will Depend On 1‘lanelini a cup t.f sugar. Stir until salmi*, so there is n real saving and moisten with ore-fo-tri ing in the ether waiting to l i e . Abattoir of litis city, wbicli during release,| a fte r the -ea Doctors' Fees arv Alt rat-lion To Full Mini 1 i uhuldy ■ ogai ia dissolved Scak two table -1 of time in their use, A pineapple o f cooked Hawaii »n pis picked up liy a sufficiently sensi­ the year just rlust-d tbtught- tx-d On Fntposed Perilous Mop It g» t . odi-i way and in t in . ; -sms ef relatine in ot-e-hnlf cup ’ nnd chicken combination uses one dressing. A rrange on i ) • Hir Arbuthnot lame then rom- tive instrument." 1 t -i11(* cl i it , an only be puali.i•10, UtIO Inuseii, has grown to a mcnted on the present doctor fees M water tell loin Hi a, Add to -’ un drained phirnpple tid-bits, two crisp lettuce. There is virtually no limit in tinBoth ■ I that it will not he Sewell. In England and America. They powerful beam wave. Sometimes plant of monster propmnuns. In- M IA .Ml. Fin .l.m . 27 ( I N S ) 'ml mixture. When cool nnd be- cups diced cooked chicken, threeThe cooked dressing mip ' a vpanneri Mat a: -were fHr lower In England titan ■ R-.yi-i I’l-eknip.uigli iriuning t-> t. add one cup prated fourths cu-p dived celery, one-third bent four e g g yolks, add ore cidi'iitaily, the plan is tin- only in- m a jo r ne-iim - h aving it travels round tinworld three and the gb«be g ird le d , leaving P- te d 1 they were In America, lie th ou g h t,' " u s i d e r h i m -,-li an e x t r a \Mi-rictiii cheese and otic-half pint cup mayonnaise dressing. These teaspoon o f salt, two Ufclt miles in three stitutiim o f its kiml m the t'liiteil jiia e tic .illy .m, avenue to n H a iti however, JJmt high citrgas were ( times 70.0110 II. lieliji ' i l l i, lircsiHI the f o l l o w - ■ ream l is t e n -Miff. Mix tti-■ r.iuglily, itipreilienl* arc mixed, and nr* SttiteM. o f powdered sugar, onr q entirely justified where the patient sevenths of a second, nirnid-og to film ,* ,-qua! to tb a t won by C dun,-I in " Ini. q’tit lit no I I, nod Ica.e ir, cold jdnee ranged in Insure cups. A lou t n pincnjijile syrup. Cook in I nless latt- pie-.W'QSo.l • Hr binds " f wild bur. could afford to pay. In England, i the Marconi experts. ' ji ( lia, le v l .itn llir t gh, ill, t-b -ctile p u rc lla inti) lit-.t. Make a dressing Ly cup o f mayonnaise is poured ovcr double boiler, stirrinji cen* -,- consuntniati-d: wastage m th- -j * tured l.y wild hnr-e hunti t t-f tii ■ cheim c.il engineer o f C o n d u it, Ohio. ho snid.-tMTTbrtor graded hi* fee > - There is oix.tig Iw,- table-pm,ns each finely the salads. At Other Ro*ts until mixture begin* to Ihitlt. according to the income of the pa­ tein, tin- sunn- masts serving lot wi-stein plains ate sbipp«-i| tn lit,- Rube, i t ' , -m ill, has announced that F irs t ha«c B u rn s ; Mccotid Ltu- , :hnpp,»| t elery a::d preen peppers, coats a silver *poon. Add c:t tient. Salr.dt Again di-tnl'utiMii in Noitli j,ud South pli.ni hei e Hi'uki-n-ib w ii ... t-.-tb, In- v. dl Ink, o| I lo t tin - planet Kim svea; *1 -i I-*top, Joe Sewell; one-half tup r.iay nnaisc dressing spoon lemon juice, blend »«! This method of fee graduation i- Ann-rien, India. S-.olb Africa, nr wl-.iise wurkiug day 11i‘ *iV 1, ,ll \ -mi-, t i mi M ia m i In-fure M arch I third b a -*• ll-'dapp C a ll I i i if. ie snd a few drops of onior. inice, For n sweet Salad glazed pine- rcmnvr from lient. Chill is being ulmniiotu'd in America, in- Australia. Radio li.-ani- follow t.-K-ivi-d at tin- plant . l i l t ! y i U ' t ) Remove salad from ."toldo, cut in aj-ple, wtiich iz so much used as one cup of cream, beaten s‘J Behind a high vv,-,„ten s),|, ',io • ii- ll- s l lif-io Meuver. and Dan Jes said. All Aiiit-ricnu doctor.- fixe- i certain defined trail.-- touiul llii* nti-i’i'iful death. mv, a •>:it I who batted f|ye• ti tin In a, it. i nndit ts w o rk in g minimum fee fo, iiis service-, and • at th, an d \*-w Y -*1 1. and t'air-i I he w ild but si--, it i .aid. at - l"ti, i ii a l.y rochet i n l.-irg, i ..'hill in i,ht I - -i Idaho league, will , tho only time lit- goes In-low tho­ a r e oil t h e - a m i - c i r c l e . fo| mbeing M-iuied fur a)."it S2 pet than an n rn iv p n i- u it |dam- in lie infield i . rves. is in his "free clinic" work Tin*-I :iu> •• bead, while h iiiken de\vu llul.l.i in n precuriotm condition," InThe i.iilte I t -t ,-on>,M ■ , f How ill Ii i >• v |i,. w ill m ake [lie *o Matt) Words Sold method of feeing has In-cn In-in-t will Iniiig in tu Jin in till- i.wit n ilii (toil n iik - In IW celi the e iu th mei- S tim n 1 Inn 1,-y J a m i e - i m ; The i xtim-l iimat > advance ill ia impractical; people lm\«- t f n L n n-l ei Tln-si- animals at- i --ll -. led ..lid \ . till - . and i et ill li, III I lie -Ii, -i t Elton I .aim: I I out 1)e-> M ollle- , din teleg rap h y w hith th e new incomes in ordci to receive small John (•ill. 11■ ' N hrevcpoi t ; I ’. in iu 11am a wide area amt ■ hipped y. pace ,d I’m tv Imiii't. beam s ta tio n - illu -lra te has linrdlv doctor-hills. Spei-i 11m u ! - I. la lu n d ; the plant. I- ta n k r«- C a rry O xygen This leuves the middle-class man vet been ri-alt/inl by the la y m an , Wilson, ilf.ii t I I l orn .Milwaukee, While Ihi hull, uf the lease C oitd.t said th a t litw ill u tiliz e the I'-'inion >•1 M arconi'-. in a precarious condition," hi- said in and Ed Morgan fro m the South The fixed dninmum eluirge of good T he short beam wav., r e q u ire s Ii-.-h meat j-. shipped in Euriipe, Am en a .low Im i nin g hut h ig h ly evpl*. l . a t i g l m ,| Mo r u n , physiciui.R ate often t-.o high for capital and mttej, l.o.. p o w e r I ban <an circiittt'R ami animal acts u , - -iv , lu i-l to pm pel him th ro u g h tin i in . A s m ii ' i .,1 -rM fiim to pay. A ml In- do-- not Id.c the long "Wave l rail-m ission F ur- a large qilnmty nt Ihe i'U-ah. Uwa lii'^ t th ir t y - fiv e milt-'s o f his ;yjo and U it - ii .ipjie.it to he Ih c c h w ii.' J n Y im v dim. 2R. < I N i i iu tlte case o f England, A o f the lu-vv, .inters, Smmna and to use the “ fret* clinirs". - 1mile t raii-m isst .a i r, passible e r s nf Huge tm- | i i i i ' I i Um - tin- ptaat tii.uin-od flig h t imd th a t lie vviM d< rip p le d i,y t lie w a r, I , rm atiy lui i U nited S ta lls . Th 1.ftflhan* Jam ieson ,uiveternne, p la yin g « A ntovenn-Ht has been j-rrenlK ov er any distance, while telephony prmUict. pend upon p ln tu -ia rv and m agnet ii r ig h t fie ld ,im i le ft fir 1,1 reaper mad,- Ittll urol-uls Use id tlu- rc* "i - it|-o-d n ,elt m oil wnhthtt announced at the Cornell Medical lain bei n p r o v e d tn lie t e a s killy in at It n r lio n a fte r he -qtceds out ,-f liv e ly . A in l'.t27, the lug o u t­ Fuitlit- Ih-nmnstrntinn Staged M iiircr's ai its i otnm a.id, and lias School Clinic in New York where lest*. Ihe zone o f the e a tth 's a ttra c tio n p o rttilio n o f passengers fie ld pi-iddeiu to r tlu- In d ia n s ithere is organized n sprrinl clinic liy I.a Iin-American Women made m or progress itt tin- dev IN e a tly th itly - n in e m illio n w o rd * lie w ill he said, c a rry w ith him an e h a n d ise t h a t dentiut -s speed; ce n te r fo r the "middle cluss". Hen- tinllefnre I’resident" Machado n ye n r arc now hemp t-i-nl o ve r the oxygen ta n k capable o f m a in ta in ­ opm ent o f eom nicteia', a v ia tio n live tv. a n d has heel* . >b’ua best medical treatment is available !f mu- ot the newly acquired in g lire fo r fo r ty hour-1, and at nt a "reduced rate” . And it is sabl varim iK syntetUK al speed* o f any II \\ \ \ \ . .lull. 2 fi. (INS) Utan any o th e r na tio n of tlie w o rld . Sill • players c..« nt into the middle pas­ fu l. te m p t the t i ip nlutu-. that this movement is pointing tin- th in g up to 200 w o rd - pet m in u te . ture. and hold his own with the The ni •I puhlie d e m o n s tra tio n f " i Tin- al ilt t y . undream ed o f a lew Ih e policy o f t!ie E re i'.jjf* w ay towards the ultimate solution The in tro d u c tio n o f the sytd cn i hud C n iid it, W i-rld W ar veteran, ha- "stiek," Sumitia and Jamieson enn M o t t l e u • lig h ts lu-fore th e sta te -\e a is ago. ot a person o f ntodeiate led to g re a tly increased H a ffs , who , . o f the "doctor-fee" problem. indicated in Ids m fiv q u e iit a id tu- depei„li!il upon to hold tip their Ill, IT o t 1hi- Am lii-us was --laued m ean- H ying to p r a c tir a lly any n ie iil i-i le g a rd to c iv il n'11** h.ive to In* sp e cia lly tra in e d . A l A 1.A C 1IK O I.A . Jan. 2H.guarded d isru ssi ms o f lus p la n -, end. today in t, >iinectioii w ith ihe in- bug*- c ity oi (ie rm a iiy In- may il<- I ecu im t d is M liu ln t to that J A side lig ilt oil the micccuh o f • pe aking to .100 people here last th a t his m o tive po w e r w-ill In- fm Hu­ s ite , gives am ple p ro o f o f tin p e l- ninny. The n p p rn i nation it ti i n.il i*-1-.•| n -ie h iu tio n " f the system is th a t a l recent s h a r e - j " 'K j '1 C n v e m o r John \\ M a rtin inshi-d by a d iim t p ro p e lla n t, the uO.« was a p p -o x im a te ly h o ld e is m eetm gx. the v a rio u s - '*u tlin e d tin- re su lts o f three y e a r. ) 1i t hda\ o| ■lose M a r ti, the ll,-i 1 RADIO- MESSAGES TOBEPRESERVED FOR LONG PERIOD <2 i < Y I H L . rru L iP MRS. COOLIDGE’S FAVORITE SALAD H Europe Lets Large COSMIC MAGNET ; Quantity Of Horse jq draw Meat From States TO PLANET VENUS EQUAL RIGHTS Germany Leads A ll Land w n i m r e P IC A In Development O f Flyin uUITILIN u lu E A For Commercial Purpos TO STATESMEN Apalach cola Hears (Governor Martin In Appeal For Flection Parisian Folk Ride Subways To Avoid BadWinterWeather action o f a h ig h ly explosive m atei ■ m l w o rk in g d ite c tly a gainst th ­ an- instead o f the usual p p - p - lh i. He says th a t he has spent fifte e n te a rs in v e s tig iitm g Ids them y of m le i p la n e ta i y flig h t. have r e p o r t e d '* n th e g o ve rn o r's o ffic e am i ad c a b le c o m p a n i e s r e v e n u e s o w i n g to the severe com- 'tuu-ed his candidacy- f o r tin- U n ip e t i t i o n now b e in g o f f e r e d . P r o ­ till States Senate. F ederal aid f o r such harhor-i posal*" a r e a f o o t t h a t s o m e s y s t e m 1’A I l l s J u n 2H— T h e r em it mi l uf r n u r d h u i t i n n in- a d o p t e d , l.ut at iih A p ulachicolu nm l mm-e govern m e nial un-nporntinu in th, ■ nyste i weather whi h has hit r:n i- tilt* th e ii m m r n t they a t e l i t t l e im -te and fis h in g in d u s trie * ,,t I'iu rid u ' llan su ttg e stio lts . coldest it hits ill ell f->1 l i*(l y *•j»*. T A .M R A , Fla., Jan. 2K— (IN S ) s p u a e ity o f the (ie rm a ii govern in ,-nl in giv ing its c o n in te iria l a v ia ­ tio n e o n ri-n i. tlie |)e u ts ih l.n fth a n m i . a ll the su p p u rt jt possibly <m ild With the Ill-Ill n! tile :yl I.lids m a ste r ,1 u),.i independence. Mot:, tPan tw o hundred N o itli A n ti-t.. an and l.a tin - A n x - i n an vvonn i, i at ry u ig hanm -iv * ,lein a n d ii'g " w om en’s rig h ts . , n, le-t the .ta in * o f tlie t It ban leirdet and |m.»-to! in it-vie w before Ri-i-snlent Machado nt f'tih a tender and pass, ed in ii-vievv b e fo tv R ii-s id i'llt Machado ,,f I'u h u an I the d -legate* to the S ixth R un-A m erican i'.in fe r etii e. 'U lS lia m lisI il as g u v e iiiim -n tu t -ul,- Unemployment Is Causing Worry To Boston Laborllnion Cornerstone Lay i*'' io March w-ilin h,- wm;wo* h"‘u«hl. l" Tampa iw i A tr a in s , am i d u rin g *h** Et-eni h a irp la n e s ilevv well eess „ f .{,000,000 miles on 1 route*. but no c o u n try lo t* i>>|ovtfd in this directio* »' fjc ie n t Tlu-1 are four main Er*nfl1 The speed u rre ssa ry tm tIn ­ ‘ A fter making a le.ord hreakin-t were pminisi-d by the governm sidy sinee BI2 I. the" I uflhaiisa inis flight from < liicago to Tampa in R atis to London, I ’ans tu p lu n g in g t It f mgh in the event of hi* eliction to the f lig h t, a fte r eslald ish e d a -yste m of n it-lin e s winch i "even hour' and r>fi minute* in s te id a m , P a ris to ( 'oliMZlh i Senate over Park Ttammelt. Fla-; the e a rth ’s atm oH |i||ele, o f s m li as exist now here else in tile one hop. Eiljir- Stinson, Detroit tty m iy o f P rague and Hui;^ lined streets greeted the cxentlive iin . lr is know n, w ould Is.- IMi.Orlrt w o rld . 'I)ne r t i t r n a tio ti is a eriss. M any u f, Ih rm lo o k tlie subway w ith a bra n ch fro m 1’rngaf W on liis arrival by motor from m iles a m in u te i f he completes uirphine manufiu-tiirer and note I cross o f a ir ro u te *, and then- is a and lode long u - they i o u lil. Ids " t r i p " iu fo r ty lu-.irs. S .ien- aviuici. hopped o ff on a non-top Port St. Joe. iv g o lu r service o p e ra tin g iietw een savv. and T oulouse to Fakzr^l return flight to < hirago at 7 making cqnoges win n.-u-i neveslie was the honor guest al an ti* t s say tlia t the vy-hiile vv„uld rw ei.tv one w h ite , lad women B e rlin and MViscovv w hich someday o f ( 'asablanea. A t prct>fn'IV o'clock today with Erederick I. sury in iii'ili-r not in pay iiumiExchange Club lunrhcoo nnd fol­ b u rn up fro n t fr ic tio n at tliis in to Long, I liter national News Service |v-pli-M -iitntg the ivve lily I.He I . -p u l'­ w ill be cxicndi-d aeloss Russia to possible to tra v e l from th a n a th ie e -e e n t fare. T ia m |is BOSTON. Jan 2* With ntor• lowing tt,,. i,lam ml,Ires- attended o f speed. C o n sta n tin o p le b y a ir m Ji correspondent, and A. S. Kiikehy, l l - - ,.f l hi New W in Id m m , licit in the R a rin , ,m,.st. Wt-ie so n tinierous th a t tin- p o lin T lte young engineer's early exa reception by the people of this than fiO.OUU persons idle in tlii > an a p p ro x im a te saving of hull a liu*y tim e keeping them parade. H o m in g pigeons p e rtin e n t* were conducted m Mex­ head ol the t'hicugo-Tailtpu Devel­ the A g la m e ai the L u fth a n s a 's a iriaiboi community. d a y* over P1* opment Company, as passenger-.. moving hut they m o ld not s ill -1 eed city, the liost, It t'entral c u rry in g t ii • mesnge o f “ equal line map vvoul,) express lie tle r than o n e -q u a rte r He will speak in t al rain-lie to ­ ico, b u t be tra n s fe rre d o | h la tu m * methods o f transitortatiot1Fighting n busk northeast head l i g i l t ' " were released m tin- , nurse In g.ttinT*them out s if tin- warin, Itniun has designuletl Sunday, to the bench here because thi-p.-.nt w ords tlte comp!. Ic tic s * w ith w hich I. ns the day on which it day ami will spink on tin- fo llo w wind. S*inso did not expei t to dup­ o f tin- «t-1 em onies. rtu ffy U iidei'gi-uiind imssages a . Muieh By means o f these route*, , iog ufioiii>M>ii in S upilinppy, ii, iu the n u b -tro p ic * is nearest In u th is o ig u ili/a lm u Iu ,' eovered the licate tlie speed o f liis first tri|t. lo r g as I buy had a green tieket in will di-vuss th,- unemployment i ' connected with lu-r N"M" t u i'r 2.”i, vvheiv the "cosm ic m agnet\ \ iikti11 ii count v. Addresses were d e livci d liy R epaidn l'ra c t ir n lly evv-ry larg e situation here. their p o -e tsioii. t* m ’’ iq»in w iiic h he i|e|H-nil*. i- )» --j T in- S tln s o n -D e tro it plan* "The can Ivmpiiv, with the t ah i.enor.i Ioyge tie T i-lla ,,f 1lav ana city is M-ivt-d |,y niridane* thut ,qi. With itiirmphtynieiit i.t it's peak ihopM o i r s f i P b i i s a t , rp_ ■ lieved la exert it* great, si force. Tampan , in which tlu- litre The N a tio n a l l.iloaiy was ptob N o rth A fr ic a n Kinpive arid the union, after much discussion I N e ^ r O L n u r d l I o force. ComiJi *al<l. will <„ at l>cl1 " ff " ll l,u'". noil-stop flight and Mis* Don* Steven* of Wash- - erule with th,. regularity ol rail- Fivneh Equatorial Afr**ably never mule iiuwded in tiiat u recent meeting, decided to ilr-liv- in g U m ^ T h e thuuv wa* that Ran - 1 toad tnrnt«, with more than t w ice Iliilury- of Hr i-xi-leure, Ev« rv Sunday 4, In "tight within a few ^uur* hold tlie conference under lh»will not Micceed lit-' speed, ______ , r . ijakc off. "" to Kii kcby, w ho will u se it Df Americiinism Ivorso n who could get into, the -supervtsinn o f tin* executive! * ; " There are flo w a p p ro x im a te ly British Isle* and the urge reading room asked fo r any the Member * uf tin- congregation o f Obrcrver* of tlu- sky-rocket com mu to weekly between Turn pa without the women " cities „ f Europe, far the boa til and h,,at < 1 o f routnd of urtd f'bicHg", flying at night pail kind of book he t-nuld get lit t The eotifetX'llcc itself ..tispemled , *'•*''plutiv> •Iterated by th e L u ft- o f tku Eutxipe are timed »° Rnstnii Tiade Union College, t h e .S t . James A, M, |„ t’ liurch, | -‘aviati-r" said Hint they in'lievi* hands,on and those who were imt I lav ticully all husines* in homage | I'amn, covering Ninth Street and Cypreii* Avenue, i hi* sincerity of "taking off* f o r ' p raV,‘* alm ost 23,000 , ssible for puiacngecs t° *| I" accustomed tr.- reading chose those which group hud bi-ett considering are making plan* f .r the laving , . f Venus " SthiKm. upon hopping o ff from to the, Cuban patriot. Dm- to tin-! "ifl"* dad Mure th»n 00,000 pus- Jlt terminal cities to pla"*-* u I tie question and suggested tHi- the cornerstone c f the new church ' ---------------------Tnmpa airport today, predicted pressure of its wotk . -only the In- ,in<’* o f large size, behind which they new e ' " " " a n y huve iteen tnuis,h '-' ln" f o r n u - I. ........ ' other nation. barricaded themselves and Imd n cnnfi-rt no*. »l 'I ii'eliH-k, on Sunday afternoon u| ;{ o'clock. W O U L D RAY N A T IO N A L DF.BT 1 ri-Oi* *» 'J ,M,slno!"‘ n,an temuiionul L i u t'i.tiimi»»ion fr»m t otumisaion ,....i met. .. ••• a,t scattered. scattered, strngg„ „ _ „ t .nd «wl The conference w ill be open to the )«• tlym tlu-ir own private comfortublj snooze. according i„ Un announcement to­ The delegate* of all the republic* i l mixture, to n wx-ll. ,Ut l' ranPc ' C<*U ] pu b lic, it was announced, nnd re- | plane* within the next yvav. Tin* The cafes of course did u th riv­ p re s e n ta tiv c * o f la lto r and c a p ita l, day hy J. A. Williams (iu*tur. in th.i- Imposing Aula , dcpi-n.lnble mean., " ’ “ " f ««* ^ o f -r Tn nt pan -tie Vnpn Itte of catryin five The Ministry o f Education setive Itfi .The Ccrcmoniea will lie in ch a rg e in g b u sin ess hot drink* being social w e lfa re s n rirtic x and o th e r f " * * have taken r o f cio' ^ Japan lio* received a check for tlie j person*, is heated, and curries lyi Magna ",•r grand bnll o f the Unit iii- f , '« ["'l'"it.,l.,.n. of E veig tecn lodge number 2 ,'t. F much 'cfleapor than feul, but g ro u p * w ill be in v ite d to o f f e r The ! ufii i , .. fo ster development versity „f Havana & A. M. nnd will lie assisted hy equivnent of ?11 front the head 1office desk nnd equipment for car- vice* in in mary , •<|- special hcr- •engerl v v i t * client* wgre not invited to tarr/ th e ir uid. * m" lU' tlon. Soviet Rus.i*. rV*P>“ i>f a fam ily in 'Formosa us tho j tyin g on hu«inc*s while in the nir.. Marti other Masonic group*, ^),| Fellows long at the tables, now that the yeul M-nlte; .-d population «1,(1 ,n!. A m ong those jn v ite d n ie 1‘ re s iof the nutional debt. He wrote By tile cud ,.f next week it Is ju»t rial,,I i , ' , , ' 1 !•' ‘ ' ' ‘>1 !«*- ; „ ni. n . , V ' ha* day* of composing rulnunce* uiui d i*iit W illia m tircc-n o f the A m e r i­ and Knight* of P yth laT The pub­ j engcr mdi am- o f alm ost 7.000,000 ex pun Hint lie had read in tlie newrAfter- the young couple, th .hoped thi-|P will In{toem* while sipping one's toffee can l-e d iiu tin n o f L tih o r and ru p - lic i* ci-rdially invited to attend. snffii icni re. t "»i...i -iv r o u t e s •wht(>’ * mib*. paper* where Japan's foreign minister and all the guest* liu.l1 port* in'hand* from a rz long past. the various a la re e n u m b e r o f pas*ettger^ cerctpony C hum bcr o f Commerce. , nrrjved for a wedding debt amounted to $2,R20,000,000, The IiOI. LYW O O D — New I -ufl hiuisa lla * extended its for the conference to y. . . unenlulives fro m the Bdinton land porsesut-ti an uir M’1^1 .. ohnnnel w j,i,.), w»9 fdfiJd for e v e ry *Ub- in lArnistmi, Scotland, recently, lines outsi ■- ,,f .. icrmtiny to Sc-a,. |;„vat' Ulltch A tr Service Co*H When npprooehing Im ttd sn from ----- -----------------bcihg itljf *cut, through M'ndtqiU fr o jti^ W t o f the empire, iie added th at the.’ groom found thut lie haij for* meet la a -ccomi plenary session dinavia, ro jo g n o . j, itM-entij*. Un p la in W. i C u rry in g n lu rg it rn rg o o f A m - >tla b iin (ohindMrito ovt-aii' m u r 'Kfi-yAF nqd thico member* of his fa m ­ 'gotU'l ibt‘ iiccj-.sc, tuid -he, the to reiord it* fu*t concivtc achievrA n n a tio ttg , Un Im p a riu l A ir » a > » |e r lc » n «)tp lt» u a b ip -M o a u lly ily wt-re ready to pay their ahnre, minister imd the best ntan dashed H T a ’h ThT ' a flc r * il is ‘ M>''cled. Th....... ‘ ' l h l d i i t y and *«fety. S w o * J p ilo t, l u n t jn lo d a y tim e fo g n o . liv e d in Ud-’tto* A in-s. A ig e iitlu u I > n|,lc to *V> l 1 <ii . j a lth o u g h it m ig h t take fiv e y * * r |i, .flv ttjin iW i t o n license c i r i k j p g e t the full roiifen-ucB Will l*a( -l'n-'i; ni|1kk unn umf rxorxiujr NoRwUr h*ve- iw* land. meet regularly (0 riinus* and np. th le k , hn - W l d ^ W i ^ f r : th g 'fh u h - ftp cm t<m ioni " - rt to do Fo. T h e M in is tr y o f E d u - th e d o cu m e n t.* Ux* in -till* mhtUr, end prove th o u g h it liu g e b la ik c u rta in hud nnd d e a to ti*lr« te d th a t f r u i t ru t i IIA S T 1 N 0 S — W o rk begun c a tio n 'tu r n e d th e m oney o v e r to the recommendation* „ f the realized tin fu)| advantage* o f com- g rug a to effort* *J»ve »UCC^ Y drawn u ero^ »hc qky. «hut- Iw *hipp»-d from thl* counlfy to ♦ AO^kittWition to lla.tiitga high a w o V e il’s o rg a n is a tio n p ro m o tin g different tonniiUtliuta nu n ii.l aviation, and )ui* di-mnn. “ on>P9 In a “ / T j" no Hunt n*1*. til' more, lilought -nit Si IIIII* f*H1<* p light* oit how Ran tlillls warm. ;; 1 Terrific Speed Eddie Stinson And 2 Passengers Hop Off On Long Flight ■ r • “ •rptanc by ready ca»r _ * ' "/ * * ' I �*■ j i/‘ j ,•<>* 1 1,• * ♦ * K * | * THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY. JANUARY 28, 11)28 'Ha PAGE FIVE ' = Political Announcements ■ . (L cffal N o tice s) (Legal N o tices) ■ - 1 (Lc£nl Notices) . • •n r o u i-i.r.iiK o r i i u c t i r k o v i i t T i n : qiltCLMT COUHT OF TI 1K i s t i i k « i u i ; i : i r - c u t . i t r u i q j e a i nf tin- Clrcplt Knurl --f ilia TVVKNTY-TlllltD Jl DIClADOlU1 v in.^ in unnounen that l uni u KKMINOI.K COU.STl*. KI.UltlDA. 34rU -In, li<i.il cir-'illt'i-f the Htnfe KI.OH'•( rii.rlifn. in .... I i,i< s.-niiiiiil< f l lT OK T ill: KTATU o1Ff ____ cSLUO.rn .ti. (nr i s-nlnctiou to Uiu. u(S CIU.NCKU.Y-. .......... UMM Iw-,u,.^hl* ik« ' . . I 4i - 4»yi of rn.t • t y - a x (< r n j t - s e w m o L B ’ IJKKFKUHUN lieu .a otni-ir .,1 tic,, rircbli Court, HTASTFAtn* *U K I.‘ UUl NTY. KI.OIUOA of S'* iitiiioii- Cuuiil>, Florida, sub­ INSI'llANOi; COMPANY, a Cor- Juniiiiiv, \ 1' ! •>. V i: 1'OUf.fl.AHM. i:, M A SMC It A FT. Mrcrlvur Hornject lo tlic decision of llio Demo­ pi. ni tlo ii. Co mpln 1nit ii t. I'b tl. ,il ib. Circuit I’uurl Inoli* Couut> llauU^ IMalntlff. crat Ic VuIits of Scmlnolv County, ■ f it,. :-.i J imIhI ii) i -j #•?'*♦ * . v», In tin* Democratic' rrlnmry . HimI. S. IJiNi unit LI 1.1.1AS, LuNH. — 1— l- ,'itll ,,t the Ktate ■ n( Vlnri*--tlun to in- ln-1,1 on Jtllu- (itli, A. P. r . i. »a »x»;. iicrutuiuitt. 5—Help Wanted Female ■ r ,• y r . v s i . K ) . J a Ills w lie. ' P • la, lit a i,if fur Meiiiltiolu t MllIKlt UP ITliM CATlON Uitiy H«r»i* i»:». ni I: i! WIUUT. lJ«IIIHSIlKK met • 'uiiuri fil ITU: STATI-S UK Kl.UlllPA TO V 1* DOt'i JLASH. f,-mill III » W A N T E D ; F ancy pressor or good 1 T I, I.ONU. ami all p«*tFoii* hi* Ity A M. W i : c i i 5 .4 RAT1SS MiTH l: e l ' MASTKIt S KM.I' . li. pilfy I'lft.k.* * tfVt'Mt tl lit Mm follow hm flfiHcrlbutl ironer to finish Indies work. U . p |h ^Ivuji that uii* I in»»|i* rly « t t i n Hemlrtulu Coun* lotNmand KOII t'LK.IIK OK CO CUT L% \ ii til*- of a hrcifi* «»f CHKAI. l>. • i iTTKrt. A. KPI'NCKIl. Must be pblo to sew. W hite w o ­ I In-ii-hj announce my cnmlldncy t>. Kl-tihla. l'i*H,ll: Wb In A d r i n c • * » « ■ * 'ioriU l'a* 4 iml -Hnl« *,ut*?lid hi tl *Kultrlturr unit it ' 'a ,i I.«i 5 ..f is I’ m L lot Tl* r 13 of for clerk of On- circuit court subi.ioVi* « tit i t )« *t rails*- Ult thn lo th man preferred. Colonial Clean­ f-.r th>- i '. m-il.ilii.ini •, , i IT* mill"!*' Mark. Hanford. Vltirf* Jett In (he will of the voters In I iv of .tanliar), A. !» M' 2 *. 1 . a> iTwill be reeei*^ ers. 305 E. 2 n*l. St. *l.u (iut'orilliiit t*» plat th«'rriif tha Democratic primary to In- held iiii'viiil M«n|Lr In ChjinC'T)’. on .nd collator M l Juu« -A.jj.ut - eaiocud-ti —iu u r ‘ Tw fT* ^rdf* yf M Coun* donditv dny DlHUiiru-trifft support. ty. Kiorldii T ill: I 'l H c r t T I'lil’ llTi \ I». li* inu a Mill** Pay* IS It, A c o u rt ,orP,TmT o ^ a line -.Situation WAnted Loti* 1 a mi 7 of I.uii’i ^ v First n v j;N T \ m in t. .h u i c i a i . ♦ f this Count And i' !«*atul Hfift.p d*^. line Addition to Hanford. m*coldlntl ----- .Sc m COCi't'IT IN AND I I ill KJLMINn front * f tlo* Court llati^* ht to plat lti«>roof of duly of nr.K • a >1'NT V, I'l.i *lttl'*A IN hinfot *. HctniiiMtc CoHtit%. I'Lnhhi* " T \ . . ... 7 c n line I’olt THU I.BntSl-ATLHD rvrtjrd umoim ttm* I'ttMlc R?c* i 'IIA NCKIlY •ill tiffvr for n.i L’ to Cm* hlMhunt M ID D LE aged man needs work. 1 Inri-hy nnuuunco my candidacy W « requ«u ord.H of Huiiiiiioly Count)t Floti* - -ill hu**! Lid Clr i* lor jiM.Di:i:i> i '. a i . i :, c<>iii|ili.!ti.iii. «ldUitu W ifo would help: cooking or for the statli legislature. tOroUh dfl i'». lie |r k ill hmirs of sal#* tlio* One) subject tin- will of the vot­ Ni: M of N\V I - 1 *d N\V 1*1 Ilf mhtiil rales * re for housework. Small wages. Box 333 , mr *lr«*rrii»* d land xfltti'if•* . 1? ftlif JOJIN J. li A 1 K ers in On- primary of June . * i v*I Hoclloii S. Twp 1*0 H It .11 ISunt » nid hcIriH In tlo* Count) of Sorulmdo in volte*:. Herald. ioiitnnhiK lo u m ’8, Situate In (IttDKIt OK l‘ i i,..H*ATH*N ’ i- *14**1 •ml Stat** nr Kh«i Ida. tn**r«* tiartl* SVmhodt* Count). Klorlila. To JOHN J. IIAI.K. giM.'TIf •.ooijfia , fid low**. to.u*il* Ill's'll, KOH MIKMIKK Thin Is to ui\a SoifiNv. ttutt upon Mi'nt h rtoarrito’d INDIANA, You ar>- hri-**till Thlm* <3 >. of Itlmk Civ* ■ (.*.> &lineI hi'teh) . i l l i n i u m m y s e l f ns a Iho I**t h day «.f 1>«««*«*rtthrT, A. I> If f u rilioii mu) irt|nlr< il to an-l for 3— F i n a n c i a l of riinntn*»i and Tm’kuui Ad; candidate fur sheriff of Seminole 11*27. Oh* ftn**u*)inu suit was cotn* charce ° r a|i|a.ii- upon the .--III »lav nf Mareli, •,•> 1K ^ T County subject In the action of mi’iioolyip thij* Court am! tlir1 pin* dltion t** thu City Sanford, A ' 1' tK * . I” tile bill of ro'iu. ND A N D M O R T ­ the De inor rat te firlnotry to rie purl) di srrlWd too * in to*for»* han Florida, an pur plat tln ruof *lnlv plaint (Ill'll nuiiltiM >i,ii In liar Stax is restricted S AGNAFGOER DC OBO held In ihy rusty part of Jur.a I',24. huun li v|«ut upon in purMunnoo of M P A N Y . 112 Second T.r rttcfirii 'ipintip Hit' Puiilii* ahovo Ftyln«t r i » u ■ ami inurt. - •* - d . jtftificolion. . Very respectively; lho writ of ntta* iimotn iNHued •**-*r rdf* «f Srtti InM r Con nt v* Tin* Hanfoul Mo raid I* hur.l.y. J.hrtTqt * St. i; i:. im.vDY. lior^ln «it‘*«iptiatof| jim fhu m '% % M pnjH 'i* hi* ,r is made The ban1 ’Iof*da* • Will loan on„ improved business ■ *H-*t Thtipfnt*1, ynu and ».‘n‘h of you Ti»-*n - Ca$lh VnrrhaHri* !»% pay whirl1! t Ii In m do** **■11a 11 hr |n» u WU1 te responsible slid residence property. Also will and all iiursotiH ohihntnu any inter- 'or Homl hlislo d f*.i foot t oiif** **ut Iv«* w **uk«a “ Incorrect insertion, f o h i i m t i x r h x u n x T o y ♦ •M l in tl ahovtt doNurllM'd property \V •: \V»UTC WITNKSS V i: Di-ilylnsH. ClertOj-ibri* |,Vi ouy first morigng.-« nr security. 1*1 III.It: IMTIIKCTIU.N . f„r subsequent At*' iiorul^v prd<!t***d i<# b*» and apa * \t *s* * r •■ [ Iho allot, si) Ini .'oiirt nnu <ii*i _ _w 1 Hill n inmlldiite for re-eleetlou puar I'ofon tin* ,.i'lv«p|t Court, in MMvjnv m o v l i : in*;; i t o n , official ■ -‘^rVP llni*»uf' 11lls I.th day fhe office should be 10— Livestock to tin; office of superintendent ol and for Srmhmli*: .Count). Klmldii. S**111*!t•*»’** for Complair«.tnf of .Inn. A. I • public Instruction for Seminole al Sanford, upon thy C*tU day of afdlatcly In case of v DOL'.ll.ASM. County, subject to U.„ Democratic .Maioh, A I' **" ■ ■•*){ •**.#4 rho nriiu* todnu P U R I N A Chows, Seeds, Lime, Filina o . Vour suppurt wl.i be up, .1 llnli* of tills Court, ami fall lt% A M IVIIKKH. - 4U0 HO prrdut, d Hay, F a rm e r ’s Supplies. Bau ­ I |\ Til i; Cl \ r \ ' IT < * .CUT < »r not. othi’i P I*.# * JudKini*tic by U **D ft *‘. DVEUTISERP • T. W. L a WYOM. tiii: V w r.N T v r i m i i * .i c i m . i ISIIAI. » fr.uh u*il| Li* i nirrol aualnn* >on man Bros., 212 First St. o-tj if: 1 C|\(* CHICCIT OK T ill: STATi: _! It In <_>ril»*r«d. that thH h* ,;j r e r reseat* tlva inr».\; —t t c n r / r u f — r t m riuTrrrno*Vi in t u . itoTT Kim i t.»:nK t iKt t r r c o Ciit )(bX — Poultry And Eggs s i : m i \ i '1. i : i 'm c n t v b rV tiA N r i>uhltHh*‘d hi Sotitln d* familiar viWt 5A ,-.a \ i no'JT 1 here),) iitinonnc,- my eanilld.ic.v t% n«'WHpap* CCllV # Pint M.i oni‘* **arh Wfplf, claisification will for tin- off! c of clerk, of llu County, AMI IN* C l*CAHH«»N, t'niiiplaliifur tlo* porlod **t two months, nuvt B A B Y C H IC K S — Semi no money. -Ircilil Court, subject lo the action lmin*‘diai*l) KUi * *mmI»us tlo* dat*1 baplete mfomiation. Hill . li ,t lo.' lot, it i tl*,- inn,- 1‘ rlmnry. a i*i »-nf W e ship C. O. I). Pay your mail­ 18— Wanted To Rent 26—Miscellaneous ffijh, t'ncy wil. a s s u t Ci '" II If I.CAS. w 11 j . i a .vi ,\ i .»:\ \ n i u : u u c c i i a n IN WITNL 5 S \viii:i;i:*«r i hu\* ____ _ % w man. Mixed chicks $ 15. per 100 ; ring your want ad Nt A s Id" HldJit.*1* nf 1‘ 1*Hliln W A N T E D : five or six room house, F U R N I T U R E FOR FIVE-ROOM f * mhur, v O llil- 1 6 t h d f l v * i more ellerlive. l.nilil i 'uloiil/rif Mi) C**,# td** . Reds, Rocks, Minorcns, etc., $18 f o i l r i H x r t i'iio si:i 1 1 1 \ n I *27 i*rflvrd oi* tinn-l and Offhlal furnished. First of February. i li. i n id .ti Iit ii I’iir |Hfi4iih»n. «d ,il* Keutuckiao Find# Black-Draught ,n~ * ’"'".a liungalow on 2 nd A 3 rd of Feb­ Henl of t hIn t'irmjit * out i at. Han ITTIIItMlV Leghorns $ 1G. Live delivery, l »* fr lld.i 111 S 1 h.'irb, hii.iutic my -eaii.lhluc) fori Si'mhhil'* Countv, Clnrlda •|*P»1 - J Good location. Phone me immed­ ruary. Used less than two years. postpaid. Flu. Baby Chickery, v‘. j : I** »c*;i.\ss, i TT '1 11 *v a Great Aid la Relieving ,;i* for ' r,--,-l,'Cfii*n to Hi*- i.fflrr of ittmenls iate. W. .1. Thigpen, Phone -I2S Second house on Avucado Avenue foiniii In iiM-cnlliiu .Mtoru, » »ul> Till! STATU M M II.UlMUV T« • Tterk f Clr nit Court * Hoto Lakeland, Fin. Wlllhim Al» u i i i l n lttwd|.inmui. Jim'I I-, lb,- iv||| „f ihc Votrl's liij •lo Count» riot *hi Constipation, and Soon — J. , from First Street. i ,nil V***«i ** L|itiildu(«*u "f C Inidiln n% a m v v c r ie s III,- Dvinociillii* inltiiiiry mi June 0 LONELY: most suei id A !*• *L•III lit I i«*ii Up . Ltd. n 1* c F R E S H eggs, I,nay chicks, ’ an:! JiUlN l.i:t.i.\.\IU>V Feels 0. K. oWi- maker," bund n ils M.iriiditlf*>l . .ti rmriifdull, nil form** r t n r .A i.' Hatching eggs. Cr.ckleberry 1"—Houses For Sale ____ 27— M on ey T o Loan LUfdih i * If ,ill% . . of Ciolhl.l I'li-itu 11 -rn> yf o i l r i.i a t K u r m i . 1‘tlU’ l IT tenliiiciiliul; i etthblo; Farm, Lake Mary. ’ id A I "i.ln o' f 11hill !*■ ► , Ltd i W It Si I II r. ,< d m IIT. >N I'lll ItT FOR S A L E —75 loot lot facing 1 " ” ~ CaUettfthurg. K y . - M r . Miles Hop. ! 7 “! rient-c; descriptions ' nid ,l ii| t on».g*it |o|i: JAM KS I heiibv iiimoiiiiee my* inn Join .> N, 11 «(llVi> llllil W'lli#* — — kins, of 1218 CunUr Stroot, t h u .. e a s t .o n I'ulmeUo Avenue, uurl'.h, THREE,'five--.uvt e n . «>vnr I w n , ' ', * a juav=»Cut .Club;’.''Mrs. C H I C K S - S e l e c t e d ’ ' stuck, ‘ deliver­ far 111-1, fille r of - Clerk' of i.u- Clr i:i;» if*'<***" f rNiffvi1'; trim «r t'ltrldlnti city, say*: *T1i T. k m . i : i n-‘ To\\ N ol o f H ughey ■ Street. Will sacrifice > -will be ronsidcrW - on first CUtt C-wirt «uh)*,-i- to.the will ol »i*ir»if i* irdMioWn ji#* ) f • lthi*r A Oakland. Cultfoi'irtn. ■ IVII'I Cl olfll'i \ ST LI ed. W. Leghorns 100, $12 ; GOO, .it |ho I’•■ iliuci .11 lo prl "■ rhere wn« n time when m y health - - -* -* lli% oi .VIS id ,1h| 41UUVl> Ililllll d if sold immediately. Very l i t t l - 1mortgages, improved city proper- mhea o iiii-is m i : v i * tt. i.m \ I I.MI’ IH ' i June ii, 1 ^-$58 . Heavy mixed 100, $ 13.00 , cash required and easy paym entt ) ty, at 8 per cunt interest. See was uot so good. I euflered a great il»*4i d , M» l l n d r h 'H * Vft.i b - i - L* 1 * b V u t V ft Mi M u l l il il l i 1 I '. . ii.t .i i l l » I*. D 1. I1II ll.YKtllt.il . *» v. mil. now ti hidi < . * 1 \ I w i i h , *• 1 J i t . . i *•• i* r ii deal from gns pains. My system •rt ti t1 . \ Mil 1 li* nd FflBild ’ Hard R o fks ami R. I. Reds, 100, on the balance. Address 1*. 0 . Box | Kliodi s lankluiit, Photic 882 -J. Mi . 1*. *. --r ♦ i»t**»••« or niiif'i’ i’lnlm- was saturated with poison wldch • “*> "1 1 • * i i «t * r - 7 ‘ . . 41 M i. **M i* ** . f (Lejfal Notices) * »d • it 'til. i I It#-lit «diiii nhii 4 i i n v $15. :.00 . $70 . Pli. 278 , Emeison till. Sanford. ' f ll t I n i ' l . MH til ft• T m M 1 H ( *L i I, iii — — -----— -----J.# tit I* oi liiTri.pl in nr to was not properly eliminated. From cult green with L libM rt h i 1h r ‘ | (MS >1 • ■ " | M M .1.. Hatchery, Brooksville, Fla. ------------C L A SSIF IE D D ISP L A Y *•»• t-*lj.*W 11.# ill Si*r|h«*i| t.lllilM fit* time to time I had severe head- ■ \H 1 1 ! 1 *r lit 4i M • T m U ♦ , 1 •■ HIM tl ft.t M l . Suit'll * 1 *»r .ir•IV I.* IP-'l'IT I'ODIll !»)' T in : T* •U fl Ml ( •v ».*•!•* ♦ |ft.1 Ml • H i l l 1 « II VI. Sv 111y n ud l.rdlid ITl thi' 4’it v aches, and I fult sluggish and dull, •>.. r rv t i i i i i* ji i u i 'I ai o • iDiiiij 'nunl,v uf Srmiunlf Not it y N. H. 10-15 Plants and Flowers * -. J4l*.| Mid* I* t Ii. |.<| At ”1 knew o f Blueli-Draught as a -- ft «f I# I t|iu( lull illiit lleinnrrh uliln nd sitt* of CL.i Id *. wu “iv mini, 'IIP 11 >>r T H E KTATi: OK 11* * * I•ii|«t **i • lii>iitls. , MtuiOo Reward. ' *on^l ip.t 11**ti im vt*d li> m#ti**l iivi*d* lid, II il I'l ‘ 1 I |M«*|| 41' ItdliiW,*#. l»#* medicine for constipation, so I 'l.olill**. IN A.VH m u SLMIN- , li *.f fit |« .1*. Civ. 1*1*1 . fit I 11 4 l ,*iiili<»t'HI* h I'# be llu* "I'bilh**r thought 1 would try it. For a whil* •11 o NTS I"I ,i UtlllA FOR S A L E — Citrus nursery slock ; . i ! •■ s ' ! m i d 8 l ! \ I UN T I M *t it >mi iic oousUpatrd. of Clout, I -t *1 ; ii %* i■ " * . r iiomdi**r H*>m I took a small dose every night un­ i: te n i »111:i • i * ........... Sun Lunin -,ii Rough Lemon Root, (juulity E. Util ? it d .Clww ll U» iiiicuIJ * <:ttd, you ji « * nt Monk, lH,ti uf iff „ \ddlt loll IS ■ i id M u d * I . , d M«* til my system was rid of tho bo> Itii% ' ui wbt huv.*, iwrvouhiU'Hf*, ami varieties guarante.-d. Get my n |. oil'll -ni. '.‘T M m I m 111 * * d* "..nil ii tl ,mi while cumulated poison. 19li IJi es I l»ill s Ill4*14is U tl\|T blll uUu ‘i ' ' 1 I *|. 1*1.1t|t . •1 tll I* MNI »i; i*:m t * i i*'i mu i t m*i Murphy. prices before you buy. F. Bennett, FOR S A L E ilanie-on'.e two st o r y ' af1.«* Km *•. I ITIH.ICATIuN |r> lam iH .id.iilU'4, lil|?li UluO'l "I gained in weight nnt! my geno*. # !*•*:»»*t* r Ili I•-1f*d ,M tip « stucco house m high class jmis uii, hotdiulitd of l h» ii twrlws. V a v e r l y , Florida. 1 Ml CLulllUA TCI: ral health wan good. Thns erjuv • t p. i i fi" i «*•11r i*. i i l,iii*l ,»ll jM'Uoti* iiiand in 111tl*' residential section. Well built a n i l ' Ml .t; 11( s •1.4 i td hi**iiI p hit m ll ••■ * Ih rience made mo reiduo tho men la ibilti . . ' l . f1' I ■ftvv l t i n dt ' NPi ’f l b e d h'liiiii rli'Milb •|<uljl«*\), oil.I pfkf’Wl) • •* I 1.1 ll II il t ,*Hd t 11f% *• G R OW N non-blight. thoroughly modem in every res-, •A*. If %utt .«•' .ft Vi ill It.Iu, Villi %%i1l of Black Draught. I kept it in iny - | F LO R ID A ■ ' imIc I hi *H' iiilnoli* b" ' * .pi Ml. *I**t ' ' ■ *! Ilit ■ 1 .,.V homo and when I begin to li(«>t h . « • i » !•* -i It; |t i niiiili] j ti.v* pitninl iiiuiiH**'. good eating I’e u i : Stuart l ’epoet. Beautiful grounds and i. .i • I b M il.. I Sjieeiul Ni; o' . ' III. I .ff 1 * 4 1 1 It) 114 1 1 1 1 M.ftd** i -1ti 1 ft#111* ! dihftiN less and dull, 1 take a dose, after , 'o, il \. .uni fili­ eiHo, Japan P ersim m ons Plums, shrubs. This property sold recent-! i:,* ji» i sj Ii,i j tu vv uiiica Mh|iwiuutl i*« lint h .. •4*4. ;•». in i>14%1 ♦ lu*'** ■ -liotlI IIIwhich I feel O. K. again. if1 . *I-I. ( .ill. ■hf* t hf* 1*11Idlr Prunes, $l.ni» to $i*,.«ti per dozen, ly f-.r twelve thousand dollars I s.i td I * otiii i'uif Uo- t*i*l 11«* i ..lijUMi i. r. J *i Jb* U * 7**1* Mr In;. I'-1 ' 1 offer, t;,'ll In' terms "Pi-onlo gene rally do not reaiita t w ’n H f rt Hr *num*t i f ‘n u n ! v, IT • ic h 1i 11 ■'*' '. Ir i 14 delivi led. Write us. Reeve Nurs­ Present owner is willing to sneri* I V\ nini'jiui uu*si.i--a .ti i hrtd nttnch ' iftfl**■ rt llio riwK they take in allmtiug con­ • f I. Iiw*r f l u i d i Ol '* lit l*»H« llu* l-h ■ lie !2u, a 1 ( M < lilt II.. L k 4v • ir, !•».:* »*t»<I ' l1'1 '> ery, Cottage Hill, Fla. •Ni fiee for ten thousand. Apply Box. I £«111 uf trj* t .r hu-ilMi, >i.t p|dlii” . stipation to run on. I try to keep "4 t,. fiftl IV <1 •ft V Mi 4 .1l.ftl 1>V « i »i V i. I I II U ■t i 111’ .11 1 ,ifi*t - i n i'***..1, m , ' t‘ i n n I- m i N'-i *L • . . • • • *.»u< t .ft| < Ift i.iy hystem cleuused, und 1 find ^ -N 3 l! caic Soili-.rd Herald . -1 ... •l V Y . i l t - r l I" 11— .Miscellaneous Hluek l Iraught n great aid in doing Tl**r l : * i t Itl. ■ »m mi) i I %*'ll ibis.” ’LlSi. t .*1 •! i til wk i 1* .Id *1 *• »Id­ •>liiifi.ftli piiir ,i. «m »t •*niinifni t vt (Save 2 5 '.' , f). s . \nugiin, uptomcit* * I il M ) * • 11 # 4 l-i! ♦ .1 » l U N 1 1 LSflf i 111 A ft * Ninwtlll.lt l ilt Mil Jii*mnr i For sale everywhere, 25c. Get a i .ni Nash | " I! t. lb.* I'm hi It* . ll - •t S> tlilll U*‘14 * .*aii Mi* |» i * t iv »■ *-11nt Vtut t I tr ’ st, L. 11. G riffitli, Optician. package toduy. I TIM H it: 1*1** I 11T.t v 1 ft*! I«|1 ■ ■ ip. Party I in. \.‘t t.b * ''in h• ■' . (ur*sL'-C uvi 1 ivuii Writ • «m ■ .1 L Sanford Optical <‘o., 3 b 5 E. fith St n ni .I.. I Im t . I»! i: I o P Hi ftU (ll If .J-4 I .i i i 1.4 mi* . »ll t*#t t »•*•* hi. i .I. ‘,0 : J . 1 c Ull AVI'. •♦ I M* ii»L1. Eve.* exnmi'.ied. Glasses made, only nf till* 111T n f I'll** >N«!t H 11IN* 11• u W’Hh »*i» *'h;lru* ,JN f?.1ll| vt o f tty. I I of m ; i - i *.r s w i i I fully enuipped. Plan* in San'oril. iim v H i.i. nn iM 4 iV» c w t* I w it ffti s ie ;i | l! 1*1 i of Hit •i Ll,i I?#*UIfttv I .’ll |*hv sldj.l S|i»*rt;i llzhli; [tftRl'.r. Also watch mid dock repairing11 • • ll V lilt* •Hmflit 1\ * M. 1 mm * ni with v t * m 11.* «u fu .■ Ti *ni' i'-iit i' *'t Kl*nu m anil (Itaham trueltJ. j reasonatde prices ! IM N . 11.1 I N i vv f t St t t 1 u M \ v i* to* \\ I I'M ■ in »-1 tl iU*ti*tlH»*H .»f 1 > S ti • !• 1n»* t» . in-* 13th hired Phone 3 . i — —— n it* nrhiiuh*. 1 1 ..t s w \ 1 ■<f ■ 'fl SI. I.MA Uicvc!?. flu -, Kocft and l r.anagraph FOR S A L K Spanish house now •l.tlft t h»' t n «' It i : .: m * t 1 Mi.’i ( u\v AN f O. Autc •ftU repairing our specialty. ‘T'.’ vs, i'l *11( 44 ftti * in* s «*rtli rented for $50.00 menthly. lo Mh'ci meta1 works. bicycles, sporting g ,in|s, and fishMMi in. <1* 'VI 1* mu ^ 4i c iv . i i if .. 11 Ii NP Will sell for m*t ’ IL*M i11'Vl* i'd In t Avenue. Pliouv 71C-W. • i man's supp'.ies. tie**. W. De-.,c!i. good location. (li .l.i • t f MNI •I ' , lf)2> PoIitU’iil Aumuincoments .I.; $ 0 , 00 ( 1.00 on terms of $ 250 . cas.i • i. PHILIPS . “ The JNcyula Store." MrLnnder fin inn tin i! .1 * *'l lN *r h* it. ji t OKU 111 If'K f'O. ‘i o n ii P i n k u f Hi** [" *»f I i m • Plat 'f » Ijiit rou i .iiNibSSon or V l emit1. lira I the ha lance $ 7 5 , Ml per month VtU M nf I »V |t‘ft|i. Maguit . Ave. ll 11141 t •» I*I it t -irt IL 1 41 *r \ v r.H i .•,*.*! *ift-fti iii » ini nw l 11,** r***n House contains 5 rooms, lairge lot, Kli'nc ut I Id • « lllpt 11M * .» III ill*) JU ’W l'l*’ 14 — R o o m s >V Ith i'iil H o a rd *1** 1"n1i Hf V Mlilt l 1411! ft' i * I k •* l -IP nf fs.-mllN»h> <Vl |* • double garage, etc. Address O. •i IN I WKNTV ■ i ii ti 1lift’llPf Sft'iil Ii \ '"I INlilLtl.' t'f»l 1*' ■ t* <*1 i ft11* t o 1 hft* Ot • J?S-V, A RMDN.s • T li» P I T to runt. 317 W. A. IL Care The Herald. mi#*. I In 14*« w . M J ^ ft-ti.iin F I V E lu-ilrrioms fir** «'f T i v \*-*-.* ♦ f M»iliJ#*rt •♦ » t h.■ AN P STAT I: Auti'iti'iliili- f'o. W*Mph ,t«. N**l 1tiw . .1 11n * nr*' • l i ' i ' f s i n 1 1 hi 1 In * a 1 i .• In t h# Pnitr. •» I I * 11 ANVKI 4Y. ft Ilf«ftft'Vs I». *»f M»ui • •'» t i r r f I.** hrthl in -Tun * Avc. Phono 137. 3 rd SI. i*rail >' ITim. 21 — A c r e a g e P e r S a l e II T I L L I S . i f i n p l , i i t i iiii, nf I 'll Thft'J. VTlfN f'l.ftt • <*f Mil's V ft* 4 I \N One hedroom. 111 Park Ave. ft*ast I4*ftllh* I# ^ m ** • * * A V U M IIA N ScrvifL1 A ; JI m 1 t \ K K l.l.in I li*i I’ tiil.i ni . . >1 . ftiHN-1 nf (#11hi Lot 1», FOR S A L E : liciiiitm-i niceuge .si i t n ii; .sp L i'irn ’ ««nit ti in N*ii th * 111•*n «•' 1 i i m h i m h i o m : h 1*011 * ill \TV 15— Apartment For Kent F K I t F n i l M A N i ’ i:. hetween Orlando triads. 33 1*3 PAINT « »*ut <ftitUft'r nf its*!■ ! L n l P , " f l v o h t o it ll l* * i•**• ihut I am ■» • IT\Tl'»N Pint i*f L*»«r* U*■ *'.! lud >. n a. I,, t'(unity FOUR-ROOM ~ A P A R T M E N T S : acres, ronsmting of -ome high and i*nnilhiii t " t«w Mi - nfth*** *»f i'ftftiinii i M i l l I I I I M» HIAIi: ft' F L L o l U M A TO M ••ni ** ! I In Wi' .st l III** ft‘ f I Vi III INI’ d"I H' l f 1 'in Mint rif t No ■'« | loigiiti particular newly furnished: rcasonalile. W a t ­ some l'»w land. M-ally silinited nutftj**'*! Mellons flic Avc the lice Not Ih I <i<u*’ , i i i i v * 14*in Mu* m i »ii n m i { ' ' ♦ h*' *! *»')•»lmi #»( 1h** vi»t for poultry farm F io n ta g ; on old .lone raid W ed line of MdI \ ut |i.tinf A- vura, i 4f 11* P r 1m *r % t » ft>|l1|ll.llft<(l l l « <1 111 t i l l * • 4l llf»l er and lights furnished. Call Sfll Orlando rou 1. Can he bought ut •*1 ■ In MIf .* priii. l-livilli' Avc to a (it i; ot lo'it Fun** Mi. A. D P i t v o n .ii. i ^rt'N1<1r*itf .if ji Hiafft* llx It It . ttliy it's such (hepen u r i i to l,cp -.iloalc in a bargain with very oiisy puymenta. s V 1/>nv; 1 i F n i i i i I i v ».f fn' r t b , i n M l Hi h I t* nf .1. Sdlllnolo l',oinfv fin hd't f -i- p:,i t,„is Sun I"I«*i Ll *. fin*I i Inti j (Mi iii*' n \ r r t h e This is an opportunity for some VI! 1-1 of N\V 1-1 Of NftV 1ft i on t a x isv im a o u . i f ** " f iv* . ' i i i ’, *» iir y r a r « f"U lid fee spreads iliiiidsoinely furnislied apartment one to get a de ir.i'de poultry farm of Socllon 7. Tup. 7°. s I! 7 1 here lo auuriuiic. to t.*t» propl* IV .* M * f.n . V*m j. *\ n 1i 1« y K* *ll**y» I c'« Id acres more m M . i n . j i -3 times ir*» i ...............I i * Lr* fi mf «4|i|it*rir Lu* in fir.c residential section, I’r i c for »1 mnrf nothing. For further of sViuii'"!'* I'oiimv Him f am « j Ir.sst d s . s i l o a l e III K e m l'm l o ft'milican,lid .It.(• I tut .t*-.csSor stihjpei | rft*i** our •.•»< ( ' Iniltl I'rturl ut Kun* if.de \t.or patrnnage. very reasonnhle Ruse Couft information ve ' ■ J Holly, First t v . tMorldu. in,- ,|.-.-M'Mi "f the vntern fin ( This II thi* L t il t bt y of Is to «|vc Nolle* that upon fF*•*•b*1r•i iI. tIr ,- nl ,A»M L»J«. I ' ’’ ’ 4 id] Paper Co. A part m ints. IL 11 B aggett. Plume N idi...... Hunk Building, Sanford, l he l '»m»> -r,i' le f*i (inai V to h* held » m t Mi**n und • lie IClh ,lxv of Drccinhcr, A !• [Ruitt Florida. m .lone of thi- vciir I hav# live t t '7 the foT ,* ?f t Htfllft* • i i " \v t l M ir | l i 11 rtf 1117 or 7 U2 -.L Cftning salt was ' *M(on f i . i n j c .,ud Scinlti'ili- eounll** .......rot In this fo '*•m|«| ■ iin i v11iLki'imJ iiKainit ymi. u r I and Iho pm < IhiIin -a, h i i :. ..n inn .is-1<> "• in vc.irs f h.i'* s»rv#(1 a a j TL* * L* • v * * i* ti u Hu b f l n u 44 Mi l l fftti* • .tin* •, Groves, FO R ,<v d c o t lin'd her. In lo foto Inn 1101 • 2 1 — L o t s Li!.’ •'•'all* R E N T — Apart,..out. r r»*-IM. pft i f o r m u n t ' f *.f Mmt count) • (ttnitiisiiKiiiftr on and o ft'Ip. n Seminole itig .icrc« in .Sm.iltca ,i ...i j levied upon In pm ai.i'o r of IMi** I 11. A '. i Phone Ini 1 i n n t i I 1 'sec rn*dn tuy IIv im f.**fi i ;■ : » • * n i »"it 1 f*n* »!»•«**( nui di i Elm Ave., corner l l l h St it. writ of att.iohnieut IsMied ln-i. • ll'J <»(• i •••! I 111 .■ I.i-l U t M H i J if C o u n t ) , i t oi*tied a n d be in tt fltielop, LOT B A R G A IN Lot 1. Evans Inu rnl-lna sto'cb .ini cltrur fiuft m . . aii.| I.uni.in- I |,i oil'll'*- t »• Inf cvi-rj' | i t Hi i * 1 1M . t f t h i - M i ' h f i i i i r t . it 14*1 Fmnislied apartment, IIP.) Myrtle Th**rrf«»i i*. > ft* '* utul •• -••‘ii "f ‘ ou Terrnccft*. til x S' 5 . Corner Mug t-d lift the ( bulimia t 'mi 'i r v . of t.iH»i) ei . 111 > hoc nr iliortloint • % m It 9• i . ♦ ll* v i**ir t > «tC llu* Ki*ron«l ftllT 1‘klN'f •SHOP 1 fi l l f-l ii iiul iu; 11 ’ *'*‘ l* i f ,.f t.i\c„ In v lr« Ini the l>ro- t.«*, .**-! i fthiM i i*rft»r»1*Ml in 1 >« ih1 A\o. liujuifft; Mrs. lulius Tnkaeh imliii Avenue and Hughey Street. Ur i e the I’ lugU’i S* dial In flu’ u|i» *ve ile sft*rll.« < l 1* 1 “ • anything ii, 11- |,..i hoii.i U: l our Muni'ott {,. iv urr In*1♦ *I•' ntiI»■r*•*1 1** lie ,iinl F 4i £1 mi U m - rr i ' or dH Trice $750 . Half cash. Best buy will 1- a |i|*l rClnft* A rhoi.e •ull will get Rhone 5 ','7 -R. f S'' I 114**1** i'ftMi lilV, FIftll I'Ll Ml bI I Uft*fi i* be fill'** Mi*‘ ‘ ‘ irrmt i'**ni! 1 i .i i: ii n i i . u b i : Sixty-three atone -,e.» .•’* cl, xv i'll • i■>♦ 4>i i n n - b h k ihit m i r t i limit in Sanford. Phone ,H'I- M. WiJiir 117 W. b Rail . I f*»r S r in I«♦ *!•• t*on nf' FI Th i i Nicely furnished apartm ents with ami sal. »*f Mi** f *»11»■>tvSnu *1**(«(*p |Iji*»! ilon.ilc. c.oid lu-althlul yeur round • ’ Huiifonl, Ml*"a M h ,*! h * 1 i ' 'f i r o l l n t v i 'H I.KfllftbATUBU lit '•!*• ( t ' **il n il* 1> 111it 4i ini iitf i n K all inodero convememea. Phone l vi ml, to annooacn inv cundldaev | \. .feu. A I* 1*-* th«* fft iiiN* t»‘ In.: i' i M*.. * •ftiintv i*f S r i n h u i U .tinl Ktat«* FOR S A L E - E a s t f r o n t lot on electric 1 r;h.-ft xchoiil-,, lei tile soil-, l*+T of th»i Court »u l I **• • i I 'I**i id.l, I i i . n j l th- Slate 1,,-iKsl.iturc (Qroup , *rii.'i V0 UK m i .'J W A L L S 70 . Call at .'IH Palmetto, Ave. Magnolia A v e n e , T.vnns Addi­ for ami «'(tiff v f * * • i *7 fti**f»i».i I., v i lupini d . •» anil pitr** « aler. thioill .t(i|ii rc.ntc sunport lift . I *«' I '"ll. I' t ' O’ K Mr'lit-, 'rtft*! T**II >*-" W A L L P A IN T ’ 1 Iftftft *- tt * r ■ •t 11II Kt VftMl t F. It T i .i f t n i ■ !'s M4a|* *'C Mi** FOR R E M — Two furnished tion. Very devil able reshlcntinl th.- i*i iin.ii v t,» i,f held in June h c a u t i l u l lik e one ol Florida's most if if Or'ltfr**! fliftl Uu*. ftr«* ,V*. *NEW AND BET}, J* 11At t AN i 'kVtf Ml Hit l i t fl I ' l I*’ I ft. I 1*1,1 ,1ft* ■ apartments, h u g e rooms, 913 dii,11 iit. Ijirge l"t- Owner w ill sa c­ *.. p ti lil Isit * '1 In Th.ft S*4nf" *11 Het ] Flit I'll 1-;r INFORM A. ft .ft r. 11 14 111 i i i . l l Mi«*r* n f if ti I v n f F lorida home scrlioiK ol fi rs xou a ii Uft 'epiprtp* r puhll I'* I in I 11•i rifice on easy terms. Address r i m t h i : i.i;tiiHt.ATt:i*K 1 ' 1 ‘ *I ■ 1 "" J! t i l * 11| 11j | I *' 1 ft'*’ <*4 d « I l f v e . _______ • ,*LL I'RDNE 235 -J OR Park A «,1. tIlf•t«* lV#4IUt>, I’ hftfifl.l. '•!•■ ■ ’ 'Where L n i n g ’it a I Ivrrcuy announce ln> ranftldac) *>' tnlfft.'le* 4' rilltitv |*L»rLt/l o f your " * " , c . D. It. cate Herald. |h tOi.LER, BAN FO RD , , h we**h fur M i*i»*ri**i 1 ••! TT I S F f U T l I J I l t < » l M M : i l i : i * T h m fir llo l.i'glsUturci b'nhjocl to th* m .>ii 111n, ii *1nt Imm • «fi tt t *■1>wh’ Pleasure. Both W i n t e r a n d S u m m e r ." ’ H i— U t i l i s e s F u r K e n t * *"L , ’ lit' 1 if j • |«11$ In* |*ui.!Uii»*.| i T’ | h * will of tin vui.f-a ol Scmlmd* 2 <i— M is c c U a r e iii'.s F u r S a l e fo u n t). In the primal)' lo hr held •* fill I e In*i erif ;:.*nf*rt»t I L - r n L I .• r» vv f |i.i ji« r p u l> »v w n vr.^s v h i .!!i;«'i i Take a week-end trip to ( hulin.ta. h F*»ftl i n H * * i u i i i i i l * ' i ‘ n o n i v F lo rld ii oo J u n e '1 |02£ bRUf, M O R E -P r e - H O U SE : two bed-rooms, screened S tilth diiv nf tl. .'. Iiit.cr ' '• >1. M. I.ORI* .••rti h i i n i i i u ii ui* ii • i .if d l s t r i l n i M o n FOR S A L E Own your slot mach­ There are nearly four lulled of hurdport'll, diniitD-roiun, living-room, ’ * affixed me hand and *•'' ic.,1 °>' tbi-g,, Smlii. W1*. are '» " 1'i‘ lv fftir f o u r c m . K r . u t l v ine. Easiest und ipiickest w a y to ,1 ,,f I It la f l l . ' l l l >< ■v\•rt***" **• I, *■ Bath. Hot run ro r > T V jr iH it: *urfared hlrt-etH within the town. 1»* y,iui uhore. flail 103 kitchen. G um stove. s uf,n il Seminal,' <*'«ft"ift •' florid-1 ' . v 4i i i m» n i i o * m y H I T M I H S n i t T|*t ii'J n ml I In * *h*h 1 v r. pM i'c.i.iss water. Fire-phne. Garage. Reid make money in Seminole County. t(UI hI The general store i» well stocked to |.*«*M I* • H m* ftifMr*' Of lift.* ft'lfftMJlt (*Miilt*rtr Mir T u r i i l y . P r - S.pr 4 of all Kinds. I'Prh ,,f flrcult **■ .>1rt • M'ljil f u- I I H il MlrriiM n f f b ft* HlnM* Illiit** «»f rt^mlmitft* Oouiiiv reasonable. Phone 801—.1 or 11" O:hers operating why not you. I 'aunt take rare of the average daily needs. I 'l.,r id.l Scmliiutc t*nmU v. P - Paint i 'Yuli Paper f ' r i f t i ltlii. lit a n d '*fiv» iiYrtl** Box 13-M rare Sanford Herald. florid,, s'ltijv'‘l l*» Mi# 'YlH »»f Ih** Ci inmereial St. II v A ^ w t:i:i;s Voi**i * *»f Srnilnol. 7 *rtmi*>. tl n 1Ii If* tL* lilh (Ll) «ftf And there i» « modern, 28 -roftim hotel IVmm’i ■!11 i> c n**fiiooi'iitl(i I*rl»nnry T;ii ' m u i *. A. 11 If*?* N E A R L Y new seven piece Walnut «v*uni>. •«» tho whose rates are very reasonable, . . . . I'l.,mi Iff Altai I." >« •*|i***i l *mi t<i be h^Iil J u a n Tith I'*J< V •: l»4 » l * f t ; i . . \ H S •fiAI'H repairing. piano FOIE R E N T -S ev en room hull! Dining-loom set; wood heater; JAM <• H1IAUON. • ift*1 1» »»f riii* • "i r «*u i i i ' t i i i 11 «■ f $2.75 to $ 1.00 per day. Amrricnn Plan, H txpeip with 17 years West IMh. Phone <171. s, , l ’ *’ l ’ n **ni v - Mill (I . f nr i l r Li l - l e d folding cot; new 7 1-2 x ll , T I I I * **1 Hi *• »T •••»! I P i -o i i t v \ ro t.iiiu rro K ■ ‘•nf. n| nuiftlr store * * *1 r o u I f i»f P i r t f L l u l a u ml or juHt for meals; hren},fa»t 50 c, >r:> ii.v«iL i: « »i s t \ r i . u i : ! ! * ' tent with floor. 115 ) -2 \\. Itfttli 1 I u ia l i l« it mi u m ice thrit 1 a m i F»ji Hriuinoli 1^1*11 nf v . »N* «;f1AS<*KKV . (l . V^ppft*. Rbi.in lu 11 Me* FOR R E N T — Five room house lunch und dinner, 75 c each. '* c(iiiUldHt,- fo r ic - rtte c llo n to l>‘< n> a m \v i -:i : k s . 11 ll’ KMUS* »N 111 _____ near Rand's Siding, $10.UU pei | St. * I'll,file k:i •■'ficc ,,f Tii« C o ll c c lo r -Of Hftfnl'lI s* i iiii> * *1»■ i H :.\HriL\.\M»: iim .m uan ' v , • t '*1 ole ft'o u n t). s u h j o e t t o th e ac tio n l.yMl.S •;. HI I A l( ( »S’ lr month. M. Berry. Write for free Idfoklet and further *>*ir u t *on, *!«»iiiiiliM ii'Mittruck. $5 .00 . 25 Fool Mrjtor Boat of th e vo fcix III tiiii D e m o c r a t c 111JI •' ITn r ft m l n f I ' iiiitl’ r l ( .1. U'_-!lr K S --- JrtigalLiui details •* ■* ^ I'rtmttr-y in he h e ld In J u n e . * i * r MftirrYfrT«tryr|fff -tlmwst aim*. Make me an offer. l /T T o NM ii lb! M A l.«'N ‘ * r •■* Nicely ■ «eiier:il ceint*i<t work. FOR R E N T — Bungalow. Vour 'support wilt oo appi octutrd i •if.*. r U 'v i : n t z m i .v u E i L JAMILS A S.VNMS. uifl u Kftnetvt,. t » 3 . K. Ter22 atilcs Southeast of Sanford furnished. Well located. Phone .1. A. Cole. Lincoln Hotel. JNO. D JIN K IN ’S •• i ( O b . s i T i : i i . i »• f» ini'* h i * T T -Ih4 r• rI ri** f “■k t 1'**’>'■ 3 rd uml Kim ,V n 'H l* i: M A S T L l t S SVLI ^ _miles Northeast of Orlando 99. k m s t a i d s n .V A ir m r o l l S A L E : $1500.00 worth fur%..Mft-* id ll*lrl»> 4.14ft 1 4 ' b i t u " In Wales th tre ..-t a utipci-.l!* | i n n ........ . a s a can d ld .it," 2 $ miles from A Hull tie. .Coast p lX jM M ;. The ,,0df Kv. 5 ROOM imuse on W. Second St.. room ‘•r an«l Ly virni* **f » •* niching* and lease on 12 in him........ m)»ft’lf rts fftcnafnr f r o m »• n i ’t o M i r c nn<! Sul* •■»••• r«**l .u m*»* turn Ihut mcney nlirmh! mil he pun! • ^ Muiul two blocks from business dis­ hotel. Furnished. Low rent. .1. A. tit,, n 7 ft It S e n a t o r i a l d i s t r i c t rou tout mi Now Ycar'n D ly, for. if i: <riilt1f*t raiiw*! ft»n Mi* > 1,1 1 |,n»ril „f S cm l'io lc tl r c v u r d t*(,U'ic%r* t u a ha ^alvir*iu d trict. Good location fo r man of (’ole. I.incoln ■ Hotel. t/S Z V U E COUPON 'i v "Jan u irv . *’ ! ^ * fc ' * 1 i-;. ihe payer will have had finunties u u h jr c t to th e D e m o c r a t i c . -» « *« *i«I tu rii. 4iii'**r>. • Jft-nes 11 Cowan. Ouk moderate means who W&nts to be pi Injury to I 'c 'h e l i l J u n e 4th, th'Jft \‘ >u\u' Mnutir lir l luck all through the year. Ml** lllh *144> rtf. I'ftbrilDl * | t f c l c ' i e I t p ro m is e to r o i l 'i n i i r Nl Phone M l. Wood, all lcng:i... for sale. Leave ^ I1 rutin** liv in '; •* KnL' M*1V -•lose to town. S. O. Shinholser, orders a t 1511 MellonvUlc Ave. to Work t u th e heat IntcroNl t . t t ie ** t Ii fh i* o n r t find u l***wi JfstiMi und t in v i te y o u to Piy Phone 4 JW , «•). iV ~ ? -* ■' *•t \ , # lu Croat nf Hi** M.fttirl l thi*' i a - t h r ;.( J'. B- D y*on. ^ . __ nx r . - ■ r e c o r d - on -curl* -ftittpurt a m . I r a o l o it Hriiiilri'il*» i ‘ •mill) *I' *•** f ,'.W .V'HI,' hair %ut fo. fjoii us ......I t ihiiIh. eoniervation "l *It**, K*-nfftif wi l l **ff**r f o r ►ri’.* l*» *L*' L h ;b FOR R E N T —5 room bungulow at ( r* 'th St. For ouk and heart pine wood stir iiftiu ril r e “Ou.ee*. reilu n tlm f et nriil l*»‘M LlfLL «■ I* r din Mute -ft o r a ond e d u c a t io n . I a rk 2121 Palmetto Avenue. 2 bed lh*ft I»*W Til IllDU ft * 1 (*ulft». 'll'* I'hora P20 or write J. IL GulliDeaifn-r.ii a + .H |M\an|i*ii F e m a l e U h v . l a u deftMurllNl Lftiiil hit !i4it**. rooms, hath, living ropm, dining van, Osteen. Fla. Strand wood ib*- s u t 'p o r : of u l!J. loJ.y al I*A l t R it ,lt. i ml l*i*lav Mi »b !*ii*i ii 4v of d i m room and kitchen. Garage. $25.00 mist'd IU.00 per cord. 2 ft. lengths rim ids. f • nilnol"and ht' ■ K O It S H K H I K I * • holy steno- monthly. d Jl* fotKey at The Herald i,ivr •- i m r l l c u l s r N d r I lo i r h x a n n o u - . r e m y c a n d i d a c y l(viv* $8.00 per cord. in-w ll* " experienced, office. far t h e o f f lee <>f H h e r t f f o f K e m lo _ __________ . , ,ili Half l.ot J nod the i. , u n r v j u h j t c t t o t h o »rlll ot work. Phone .„iuJft A'lplenty of WOOD & C O A L at Du- ula vot-ftjrjfl-i) of f ^ t * , a t t h e J u n e P r l m o r v til* Six room house; Tenth, between d iijc n . Sanford I ’ Ida. a*'* hart’s Wood yard, 9 th & Gy* J . K. M r C L P . t . V A N t ' ,t record, o r d Itic t<' p l a t <•.* Md(jr,olip and Falm ctlo. Rent ptcftft. Phone 3 B6 -M. 'G u a r a u U c d to Last c( ice , d In N i l l l o - ■* ~7~ i ' o n a n c n i F K ~ reasonable. Phone 251 . uf h e m i n o l * t h e P u b l i c I l f t i n r J , ' h e r , t,v a t i n o u n e o m y e sn dldai*)' 8,7 ,iozei‘ hewt FOR S A L E : Seven head o f heavy f o r re-xdeeftoM t o t h a o f f l r p o f s h e r r r ^ u n t . v Klortfte, Term*: Cs*h. I u»eo ,ucr t„ PSV 17—Bust tCftt IMarea For Renl Iff o ' o s m l r o lc C o u n ty s u b je c t I" work mules in good condition. fitr D ied. t e T ns " “r d " . ' the actio n of th e v n t e r s In fh« .. f t i v W . hj. IV -- HIT --- - Ik. , reasoasl)le. Bond-Booker p a m n a r a t l r p r i m a r y t o h e h e l d n e a r C8L Addressed FOR RE1NT: Small store Room*. Price 1detail*. -.ti:*. | u til a p p n f c c le t e your Lumber (’ompnny, ' l ^ k c * Helen, f i uf r *. w i t . s o n . n V v r L tJ a ' I J p s i i t ^ n ,'' s^ jjpS ri, ra sp cH fu llr G oshen'or Offices. Very attracflvc. Phon.* K. Y. 'kiltclftors for tUuiplilnanft, Florid*. ' 1 «04 J, ,j,.rvr,i /..pir.i • t: h ’i'i » i f , ivv 'mi aiM. , “ ......... . . . j l -jvfi * " ft-iN ■ 'terra.';. Msyrtlil 'ttli* ' >*S' V<i ( * e ift/-' • ** • 'T.or i m l a 11 1'*">*' adt * 'v h fP .V. tif f f i r i\ • .Ji" .w r t t f a f ,: j i .run: j l» i| . ,y * j» .■ iu.o -jis j i . ■ ' — - The M arket A T h e wants and offers present­ ed to you in this Classified Sec­ T S S i. tion are constantly changing— like the quotations on the stock mar­ ket— and they are just as eagerly followed by thousands of readers — read this thrift-ticker every day. GOT RIO OF POISON C o n sid e r C h u lu o ta F L O R ID A Introducing $5.00 Permanent W aves 5Q9 First Nat’l Bank Building J ^ _______ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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. Text Any textual data included in the document ********************************************************* Negro Church To Lay Cornerstone Sunday Members of the congregation of the St. James A. M. E. Church, Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue, are making plans for the laying of the cornerstone of the new church on Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock, according to an announcement today by J. A. Williams, pastor. The ceremonies will be in charge of Evergreen lodge number 23, F. & A. M. and will be assisted by other Masonic groups, Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias. The public is cordially invited to attend. *************************************************** 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 28, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 28, 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" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 28, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7ae7955c4e44ed339a6ef70d8e820c3b.pdf 1798abeb520157cd35bddb198fe92f94 PDF Text Text i* »p V I t I THE WEATHER NEW SPA PER in ^ F fo iW e P a r tly cloudy to night end T o dny, rising te m p e ra tu res In no: and central portions. H ea r t. * Greatest Vegetable Richest Garden Land. SA N F O IU ) FLO R ID A, M ONDAY. JA N U A R Y 30. 1928 rTflM EXl^ Of Jump To Moon In Huge Rocket Is [l M A S HAIG W A S H IN G T O N , Jan. .10.— | ter might Ik* devised t„ enable ( I N S ) —T he d re a m o ’ Ju le s Verne . . ‘ . . . » ,. — . . . , m e o p e ra to r of the mt rplnnctt h n t inspired th e fa sc in a tin g story 1 o f th e scientists who made n t r i p ! “.ry tor,,c‘l0 t0 •,' hif, th«* Rrnvltato the moon In n huge rocket and n ttra te io n from the e a rth th ie r s tr a n g e prcdicam eht when •'* the Moon, to Mars, ringed Satftf B c ita in S u c c u m b s IVM *-'"**. ‘*,c In tcrplnnetnry vehicle heenme V1n ” r U,,V o th e r resort out In I F o l l o w i n g • o l l Q U t l l n ]u n n r satellite inay yet bo real- r*]ai1' t ',at I'*1' 5‘elestjal totirist I. ' becoming some o th e r p la n e t’s m 'Kht w ant to visit. \ simple lA tta C K ^ u j T he p ro tj^ u , ab o u t inter- tw ilr o f - th e dials would put the world tr a n s p o r ta tio n is the pur- action of terrestinl attraction buck zling job o f g e t l n g hack w ithout bito forec and tile party could becoming . somri o th e r l a n d 's ‘'ome home — maybe. Hat thnt is little moon, according to H enry 1). the w rite r's idea, not lluhlmrds. H ubbard, governm ent scientist of ‘Me m ust f irst explore and study wide re p u ta tio n t f r his visions of 1**»• up p e r n tm o s p h c u ," llulibard Said today. the fu tu re [Great R en ow n ."I.atcr we may shoot, a rocket For export movements from the e a r th the sky lltcirnlly is the limi . around t the moon. We leave it to Service The force of a series of re a r-w ard w riters of fiction tin uggestinn explosions in t h e scien tific a lly do. j. th a t tlui Jocket .m ight—contain n signed Goddnnl racket, drive it motion picture cn cam era s e t . to opIXJNUON* onC^ o f | s'lm ed lioddaitl Earl ” oU£ , . {| n(j j n jri f n l l i t l t r y u p w a rd a t speeds which make it i r a t e as it passed mound the dayitainS Utl • . dead. , impossilile to leave the e a rth en- lipht side o f tlic moon. Tile reIntmJiiulcrs. ntmantnra. is ■ n i f f l l t . I til-fly, according to Hubbard. turn tr ip already lias been des01 Death neru^ j‘l 0 j m a d e ! A radio mnehine of some chnrae- c rilied by Jules •Verne. w ..ted Military Chief >ath Comes As_ ShockTo Nation fmy Chief Achieved For During War 7TH WEEK FINDS SOLONS READY TO BEGIN WORK W eeks Of F actional R attles And P residential P olitics . (Jive W av To W ell D efined M ovement For L egislation Neelv Claims The Senate Spotlight W est V irginia D em ocrat lia s Quizzed P resid en tial Candi­ d a tes On Prohibition Work W ASH IN G TO N , Jnn. 30.— ( I N S ) —The Seventieth Congress Farm Life Helped Cal’s Handshaking NUM BER Member A udit Bureau Of Circulation^ AGREEMENT ON Submarine Is L o s t FARM AID PLAN F f d m Fleet Diifinj GIVEN SETBACK Storm In Atlanta w \ra n N crrov. (INS)- P rc .td e n t Coolldgo to ­ day attributed his handshaking ability to his early life on the farm. . In talking to two d a iry cha m ­ pions of K ansas th e President said his experience ns n boy in milking cows had so s tr e n g th ­ N ew Turn In A ffa ir s G ives ened his hands nr.d w rists thnt Non-C om prom ise M em bers lie is aide to w ith sta n d the Form idable s tr e n g th T h a i thousands of handshakings he ' is forced to undergo each year. Mav lie S u fficien t T o W in The girls wore E m m a M a r­ tin. a senior of lm cygne and Maida McCartney, o f F ort Scott. .■ Vessel Of SPECIAL SESSIONi Sister Fated S-4 Has SiifceSl OF CIRCUIT COURT Missing Neared N. C. Equalization Fee Is SET FOR FEB. 6TH Wide Search Is Hone Of Contention MOSCOW DENIES 'ANY UPRISING IN tro tzk y ------Judge W allace W righ t Issu es fserts C om prom ise O rder T oday C alling For A d kin s D eserts A sse r tin g F a n n er s . Term N e x t W eek jT rlals Of Group I.ake And K ey A re Kxpected W ant T he F ee Or N oth in g A special term of ^he circuit W A SH IN G T O N Ja n . lift— (IN S ) court for Seminole County will he — The wide-spread movement to convened in Sanford on F ebruary effect- a congivssiuiuil cum pilum ae, li. .atcurdiug- lu nn o rder ja iu cd. relief ssuffered u f f e r t a r a Set-hnck this afternoon by Ju d g e Wallace on ft.rin farm relief today in the House A gricultural W. Wriglit, a c ting upon a re­ quest front Governor John W. Committee. . Packers of the McNnry-Haiigen Abu t in. The special session of court was hill w ith the equalization fee r e ­ ruptured one vote a g a in st all sub- anticipated in court house circles following tlie recent adjournm ent •titutc prnposnls. T he new turn of events in the of the re g u la r fall term of court before the tria ls of F o rre st Lake see-saw struggle assured the n<>mp'utilise forces of formidable nnd A. It. Key, indicted hank of­ ficials, had been disposed. A l­ '.ackiiiT when the whole question though I he hank cases are not ; throw n into the house. lUp. Adkins (it) of Illinois, who specifically mentioned in the o f ­ ficial call, it is generally agrcco ' 11 ted th e compromise ......... ’ , , , , -hnt the ir disposition is the pur.* Being Conduct Navy Officials FeelNi Undue Anxiel Safety Of The SI W A SH IN G TO N , Jan- 8C (I N S )— T he subm acino tion than its legislative activities. --------aisler-shjp o f th e ill-fated Hath llmra* and Se na te nppnrcnt R eports Had Heen Sprcntl In is miH.sing .somewhere in th tl^ l | ly nre uh.iiit to settle down 4«» haul Kuroue That 1 R egim en ts A tlantic south o f Cape Hat>Vi work in an effort to wipe out the 11ad Rebelled: Deposed Head eras, th e N avy D ep artm en t do-nothing record of th e first *ix On W av To U ltim a te E xile tnnounced todny. weeks. The attack of dijjgence may Iv today. H aig blk until ‘’arly T h e S-8, le ft Harapt he only a slight one nnd in the AUISCOW, Ja n . a».— (1N.S.I te d while lie he w a s untoada F riday w ith th6 n ai inenntinp*. Republicans nnd Dent<>- Krpmt ciieiilafeil in Higa, l.onS last night and d eath on tin g en t KoinK south f t c r a ts generally are using then heart ......tie from dnii, and Herliti that a revolt ha* .n cr n .a n c jv -r» ... <•iuuitananr'i.( llToweili "shortly fnim heart time to strengthen political fences broken out licre and tha t the nd broke away from the contrtdtiliire Jits death h ---a s _euus, , in view of tlie approaching cam ­ Krem lia been henihanled wit li l i S i r t t i o n ihraughm it B ritain lorce du rin g a heavy gale ubopt paign. artillery nre false. Nothing i, its suddenness. unset S..turd.,y evening. In the Senate, politics draw th • known h re c ither un *r officially o r unN othing ha h e a r a U u ., l [only last .Saturday lie atleiufcd most intert*st._ Tlie spoHight^bn, **<fir tally •.,ifo- anyvvr since, aniu f:.. A tL :.l li . i-untegl I My scants’ i ally a t ltichinond .. . . %» »........... .. ■* . •. . , * If fallen on “ ' ’ •” ' fo r ntt e x tra session, ant’ ed by her ..stor aubm anuc*, P er. Thchnfrhcwi-s),-i.-st f V * I* L t l that tin-*' app e a le d l» r n tiling.” ""Vs.. with l i ' m te rro g n tio n o‘ ii ige W rig h t’s order reads: u h-7, . 8, . S 10, S - i l , S j j j j • | || III felt thnt we could help L n , lioriltli. , Roliert C- I'ittm un .Must. Die F a c ts About S ta te Are B ein g p r o<idmi:al i .mdidntes on win i > "Ii Iiiis been made to a p p e a r to -l.’l, and other vessels. ,-St TDeath mine at the princess g a te I,Mi, A Jan. .'10, (INS* The t!-J, | a riuer nmewhiit by passing G athered For C om pilation ,|„ .v will appoint n “ distiller ci In E lectric C hair For T he 'he jud.-e of tin* said court th a t it The B-3 w as commanded ml •!, hill without tin* equalization viet legation In re today ofhiJrncp of liis brother-in-law, • O f C om prehensive Booklet whi: k. y - -c'lcr” as chief of pi M urder O f llilto n . S ta te ’s - , ' \ "edient to hold a special term r snutn<*rn ; r p by ^-icut. 1’. W. h- aid “ I have since learn Juncson. Tlie house adjacent On Florldn’s O pportunities bit |,i t ion |,,n enforce!,! m fo rc e m e n i. Neely is gun fiiiaih ,1 •Hied 11 pn! I - that .-•Vert*! fH ig h e st T ribunal D ecrees ' sanl c u l t and in the Judgment nricn, of S ringiictd, 111. t)q9 e i n c o t , f inn.os, supporter* • • f . ,| ih-u t ie fnrme s would feel | t)lf N,.,v Aineriean em bassy _____ ning for Secretary of the T reasury ' th 's oini the public wclfnr* :hcr ^ ffi.c r nbo r»l arc Lt. W'. F j mt Ceiigress had tricked then, if (trosvenor Dnwe. w h i is on a Mellon. He is to ask the same i|i«- exiled Issin T ro tsk y , had re! in-i* ,,f justice require* thnt joildiiur. Uoticrl C. P ittm a n , negro, ennncr, L.. ^ir.cs i>, G a r m n c ’>•11 wefe passed without this 1.. P, | in M iscow and I* nnleirdi > J MimlnTs of I in* family told In- fesseil sla y e r of I.. P. Il'llnn, S a n ­ lo u r of tlie sta te in the interest of niiestion of S« nntor Pornh f i t ) r i p al term »f the circuit couri and Lt. Jose M. Cnbinnillns. uial mjin. 'union* governme an industrial survey being compiled vital pi in q l " the K Idnh *. who sent S e n a to r C urtis ( li > irnatiunul News Service th a t i tl„- tw enty-third judicial c i r ­ The search for the missing sob^f* Kep. Hall t i l l of N >rth Pakot i. v heard groans reining from ford linrher, must die in lh,- elec­ under the provisions of n legisla­ , i Kansas, h <!-v q u o tio n n a ir c . Si n . i t ri •. cuit of the sta te of Florida lie icrsiblc i* being inrried on bctlt Tin , i | ilteeinellling tile r e ­ win, had Is * n hi • iHit.t • d a p ■ tive act parsed Inst year, was today tric chair f a r his crime, according a to r Willis (IM of Ohio, is to g< I . Karl’s | . mm aliiiut II* m inutes ’l e l d . " ................ >n the surface of the sea and frmiv v It ami bombing were p n valent , jldi- eompioini e supporter, s a il fliT his was the first intim ntion I to a ruling handed down S a tu _ rd a ,y , hi, , a _ \isit to S anford and Semi- the next horali letter. Tin- identity of the judge to ir a n . r in W arsaw. Ilerlin nnd I. *ndon. he would ’join in a minority V,. ,llmThe stricken m an by the H o rid u Suprem e Court, nolo County. l< . I • ov,a Hu* special term has T h e ' Jones M erchant Murine The new air, lane carrier, Uaii i if itiw urri, idturc commit Tin-, xv,Ti' nne nfirmeil and “tut d I k (iiiiinl , i,.:i,iing and u n e n n - 1which affirm e d the conviction of Mr . Dnwe arrived last night and Pill is destined to homin': tho fir ’ no; 1.1 en outdo public hut l? ex- U. S. S. Snratogu, has»-joineJ irv La* ll> laid suffered a s t r o k e . ; the m u rd e re r by the eireuit court mlt onriy this m orning on , ..........»' m a jo r legislation e nnrtrd u,J‘l%i 1.,.;i it ginn ilts I, id revolt, , > re a c te d the f,"*. • , , i -.1 In I aiitioiiu ,*,! wi •hin t h ' he sc a r h a i d is *onding Jpjt_ v ami | lint t he lioint* ■■ * | h, r , l .*•:> I mill the >o»t imenl "L-tm was immediately sum - J »f Seminole County. ).iM rounds in quest of fnrls and I y th. t’enate, aside from two - *• >, 'Sl i.-w ,ln* •*. Judge Wiiglit dis- duties o .f n scouting tr.pa fo r • he Kremlin l*y rirtill-rx di-played f r a , ,*„i|,’**mi*,* when «twit bat the veteran soldier w a s . P ittm a n 's appeal had been be n g u ie s relative to economic c n nprr*"*ri •l i"ti hills. A vote wa > n i , l " n , l Mm*,-If last fall to sit i radius of 150 miles from th a t * . «iii>i>i*t !, •• < i aed i t ' hearing* III progies*. |,iii before he arrived. fore the court since early last ditjnn* of this community. Semin |i.., t , ,| . • I, •>,-|| during the hearing of urricr. it i..Jny, leavi'ig • , . w<- l.s i v> i* I a •• tide in pnrt The funeral will In* held c ith e r sum m er when his counsel olitnineil ole County is the fifieth tha t Mr. Seni^'v witliniu any ,oth'*r tmpo*' !; ea** because hi* was • „ , s .......... M l l I auk 11 I oWilen Nn a, o.rhkilji professed to fu«f ' ^ i j i |t Westminister Abbey o r St. u w rit of e r r o r for a review of1 the Dnwc has visited since he began am I •i-k it moi n its p, 'grain m tindefunct institu, | i , f IHioois and \ lee-I’reside » l no undue anxiety for the m isting } ' * ’ ’before ' 11,1“ hi* ti.ur several m onths ago. The ul's Catliedial. Karl....................... H a ig ’s only"; case just a few days | ., ' oil,, C om m itl«-«* m- o.sul,murine, d e d u r ng it w as n o t! •I , | Haw.-*, i* i' sank id, Viscount P a w n k , will succeed Krhe d u lrd execution. Before i',,- seventeen re m aining counties arc th, i. ' it • irdaine with the court's Inns a, tivily. '. |’:t,Id >**,(. ,' t> on li unusual for ultncrsiblcs to be \t* r tin* fir t m ill,inst a g a i' st ra se w as scheduled for c onsidera­ to l>c visited before March 1. when committee lias the Wilson-Xate ' c th* lerk of tho court was thr till \ :»i-.l l>ilo-il, exih o i e **• . ra te .I on long sea jo u r ­ th,- -ta*>d »f fiir n o r ’iinitation*. torT ullahassi « • to comlie re tu rn s tion the court g ra n te d the n e gro’s • I* ct* d In issun a special venSeiiatori.il contest under consid, r- !■„ at King (jeoige and other int'mbcr> " 'P apers. neys. No,erthcle»*- ih j failure a ti ,i t'*- f- ,* of pr< sidential np"o-iplete tin* work of assem bling the t ve f th, loyal family were inform- a tto rn e y s an u x tr a «'I0 days and tlie _ iitioti, alio,in-i is to act on t e The ,)<-(*' sell one lime p i r i n e r of t|,»n t« the o m t l r n t i o n fie t.ow- ^ ,* to th e - jo » o r » - d r a w n Hie S-3 to cun tnjn i.'a te w ith the ,,f |j,i| lima s death tlie firs! expiration of the period found the ,|utn Walsh i. olutioii for investigation \ , k Ini l.eiiin wa* cheered cn!titl'd ,i,*r |,ir rie l to Washimrton. In ■> e d *d,,r' i, i *'*,t of the fall session lo onvoy has caused some uneasi­ hu, fh.s mon.dig. News „ f itm t trib u n a l •n rT rrm s for tho'S um m er, When finished, the records com ­ ,.f the “ power t r u s t " ami it third a - m a llv along the route, tlie r<* ,-,,t f, r<-n'*e '' ill, farm lenders he *erv«*- at I he special term. '-i.'Sra I*, r e ’ ll liation of reports cir- ness. new teapot dome i mi - 1 i•c l . and those in sym pathv -teed I'n io ftath <ast glooni over the e n tire Many o th e r im portant eases, piled by Mr. Pnwes nre expected h conducting s- ol l>\ 11, 1 hi!1 Rear A,ini rnl Brumby, who di ••I'atoil on tin* street* relative to atiofi g low ing mil < f hearings on the eon- t„ furnish the most a ccurate and invert tv. •i*<n. O lttcr * inmiitcc- Wl-l, In i.pposilion policies made >*,. ,. --vsjve e x pen'e involved in rocted the snlvnge operations on "Kail II. ii; wa a Treat soldi-., q itu tio n a lity of c e rta in a r t s of liie comprehensive survey ever made ,*i ;ir«* eon id,-ting the Alien Property -,m , tn p i' i<* greet him at every Idi g a special term of .lie S-4, ,' aboard the U. S. crullia,in, Legislation and a <:d n-n. rrvtt pat i mt and occupied a la t session of the legislature are Florida nnd its resources. It will Mill. N< Tin* Her ild learned tndny I er cnm.'en dire ting the sta rc h |jbn- in tin- nation's life which believed to have prolonged e ui- d r s riih c in detail industrial nctiv Must te -In als Hill. \i Hxasan a et- wd of about ■t'lHnir it ive soitci ' s that llv* for the S-3. <4! !„- d iin u lt for any one e h " fiderntion of tlie I’ittm un case. ity and give figures to indicate tinA II ,1 Uctief Hill n c a , ' com- ooo gather,'d o u l'id e hi* ear and I he S ;i ea cried a . complement f Hi*' extra session will I,,* bo Ml." ,-nid fi rmer I’roinier Havel Itcci-Jon was announced Sa tu rd a y [ |„,tent ini wpaltl, l*.i ^ .s ngri, til­ plet mt, I,, the Senate t ’onimupk-e demanded that he make a speech of four uffit* rs. four petty o f ­ e*er than would have b*en while tin* I-,,reign U*'|Lh>yd tienrge. nl tei no,it, a f te r the appeal had heen | IUral possihilitirs. ( '.iinniil' f t oin the platform. ficers an I 33 men. .......ver-ing the reguKail Haig was 0,’, y e a rs old. He (in the ealettdr for unite it,an six l a t , o i l ' t ' •>,<„,ittcc is to ltd •• up the As part Trot.'.ky appeaiNd. hut m,-|, *1v The S-3 h a . a surface displace*! mouth, a ges subject ,d an N icaraguan invest' ltdurve.1 un at renown du rin g the months. I I,as been m aking addresses in pill hi* finger to hi PATKHSH.N. N. J.. Ja n . :»» j a,cut of 87f> tons. She carried one Itorldsat ilii .urli which he served Governor Jo h n W. Martin is ex p ra c tu a llv every com m unity he h a “ gat ion Wednesday. Hearing **n the lure signifying he was not pel- ilN'**l Mystery today surround* I -t-in.-h gun, has four torpedo tdbes Moulder D im Hill nre ,x p « , l ' d to visited, delivering ns many as five |wrtf».-ivel> c im tn a n d e r of tin- peeled to sign n new dentil w a rra nt milted to speak. the almost simultaneous disnppearami carried twelve torpedoes. |n p iitionai \ forces in G reat Prit- for P ittm a n w ithin a short time a day. The them e of his messages open t hi*week. F a rm licit,"' h e a r­ When sev, rat a dhen nt* allem pted i,in e of Hu* Iti-v. Luther Ijithnm She was laid down a t P o r t s - 1 halitls in g ' at, also on the horizon. tinlai n tlie fu tu re of Florida and (,, hoard ill,* tra in and slink ltia.ilr i- utvived hv I .tidy Haig and the date „ f hi** execution “ft | | , lilies. IN. ....... . ii*si-laol l»as • mouth, N. II., in 1017, nnd launch ' In tin ll"Uf>e, the W a r D pa, t with tin* prisoner, they were IV- t „ r ,,f the First Baptist t'hurch their purpose has been "t>> roll in aeefirdattce witt, the law. cd in December of 1018. mrnt Appr ipriation Mill "'<•> J1* strained by T ro tz k y ’s gunrdthe state to its own people. |„.r ,.. and Miss K atherine ,l<W hether P i t t m a n ’s counsel w ill | The S-3 carried only on»J radio I "E veryw here I go," said Mr. provision- for river and ha *,• '’••' Wa s h i n g t o n Jnn. :tt>— m n s i Itrulye, 20, form er ehoir s ir g *r •et. whi It co Id be operated e i t h e r 'resort t„ anyone „ f « »u,1f « I I)awo. **, ri„d plenty of faith in a vclopment th re a te n e d t ' l-Tte Heath of Field M arshal oth e r avenues of appeal ha* n the same rhurch. IIARRISON. Ark.. Jnn 3ft.— from the storage b atteries or }> mem I t*rl Haig was noted in the enpi- heen lent ned I,ere. If sin h steps particular com m unity out tiiere e n week ' debate. T he Ron Holmes came here from lto*t»n (IN'S) (Munirs E dw ard*, 23. con fm m the main generator. * ' '• | hers are filling tin* C ong" " " in a l a lack of confidence in tlie sta te a* 1mtadav with many .e x p r e s s io n s are taken they a r e expected to he fc-d to nolle,' t'-dny that h< * *hnt in P.I20. He was asked In resign Subm arine e x p e rts a t th e Navy record with speeches for Home 1'! rftrt ft,,-, those in official made within the next few days, „ whole. What I w a n t to d<> is t > ! I <*m the F ir s t Baptist Church in • . death S h ’-rmnn Tin inp*.*n, 3ft. nt D epartm ent dcclnred th a t in all tell the people ubout the rest of Consumption and for tin if own SCRANTON, Pn.. Jan. SO— I If* 11127.lie dropped from I’ll‘aula, Okta., Dec. Ift, *,, lircnuld pn,liability the storm had carried (j court a tta c h e s snid today. the state so they will not only b e ­ welfare. I | ^ S ) _One of baseliiilts most Pm-iont Cnolidge is p re p a rin g i ;hl T hu rsd a y leaving his wife ni.-iirv the m an's voung wife and away the antennae from the S - 3 ,' Hilton was slain on the night lieve ,u their own section but i" riT T i picturesque , harm ter*. Ilughev I., hind him, penniless, police said I * smape of eoiul,ilenee as is „f December H!». P.'2« us he was olh' -t the $2 tH)l) insurance policy nnd thnt it would be impossible to F c l l k S l<> lei nings. who 1,-•! tin* Detroit 1 i*{I Ger f'nhii .1 IVrsbing, vice presi- checking up the d a y ’s receipts of I*| -. i ifl.t a- a whole. With this stf; . K e l l o t f K E d w in '* , wh" w is i»rr*"*t"d her** rig up nn em ergency antennae Holmes is being sought by Hi* , r* to three American l eague penI ^"t v i-Mied the following. his barber shop. Two days Intel compiished we will have n citizen iti Ii v '•)•,•** h** cam" to Mt mdic* on n charge of desertion. v.hi e the soi was rou h Most ship united in th e ir confidence atvl nml la te r became assistant i nsnls 'The death of Marshal llnig P ittm an was a rr e s te d nnd to city i , •> fr m Oklnh nin * , purchsrr t a - : of.i '.n!» ex re sed the \ie w The girl was last «ec*n when when the- >- obtained th e re will he W ASH IN G TO N Ja n . !!« (IN S ) m anager of the New York Giants, she left n silk mill Itcre where •< fiirm f r tiiui'1Ifnod Mrs. | th a t this I *l!- G« in,on ned |>y liis m any accounted for nearly 48 and county officers confessed he T rails-,•reanir radio i, 1,-phone was playing his final gam e and rhe wa* employed late Thursday I li(.ni|< oin. , nic .',,1 the m urder hours stlenct <>f the S-3. • fri»ad» in tin* Amerienn arm y, m urdered tlie hat her |,V hittin g a i r e til*!,- selling force to put the ,,,i th,- ma|i w here it Indongs.” . , r\ic e between W ashington and being “ pul out at I,nine” here to ­ 'K* rsidizcl that it was his un- him on th r head w ith a blunt slick, j fternoon. H e r parents, whi, live in lite r 13 bout's grilling. " It is not nn infrequent occur* • |»aw<- lias endeavored »" ’ , . the 111•llsif id • was iiuuipu* d a y . ’ " Thoinps'ii was my friend. I cn «> or n subm arine to lose her Finrhmp determination, in tim es The motive was robbery. P ittm an Fairiaw n, N'. J., have asked th • I meet a- many people us possible and The mail win, made famous Die ii I! t.ikv- tnv ill, di, Hie,” sobbed Ed- antennae." said one expert, " I t police to search for her. | *> ftrat cruises on the western t.dil officers, and h i ' reward was with each new acquaintance he sail- rutt'il loiliiy. S im H 'taiy <•! Slalu t*x* “ey y a h ” cry on Major t-cagu.* I “Mil, winch was a large fa c to r a sum slightly in excess <*r *•>». At the time Holmes was n-ked .iid-. happen.* all the tunc. Howover, it into ihe message th a t he is trying (hanged g ie e tm g s w ith th. Hutch diamonds and who chewed grass • I f. II in lov, w it ti Mr ■. Thomp- usually is found possible to r ig up t<> resign fro,,, the First Hapti-t | » the m.ignif.ent stand of the P ittm a n was tried and convicted to r-.nvey. “ I alw ays get an e n ­ for amusement l"i fandom "n* . „ w hen all <f U s lived in Boone a . new one l*cfore th is long. Church, the girl left the c ongre­ h army hefore tlie channel within a few weeks and was s e n ­ thusiastic reception," he declared. Minister of Foreign Affair-* *'• Helaerts Van Hloklnnd, in l" s °»- stricken with meningitis Sal or,lay gation nlso and both joined the t iMitiiy Ark. When Thompson and Fit*. | | | S ai'litury genius was Tho opinion also w as expressed t ,i ,he in the elect tic chair. , "and as a result th e re is added nnand is now unconscious. ni.ived to Oklahoma I Hint the S-3, having become sepaBroadway Baptist Church here nl- Pi- v, i fiee in th e Dutch capital. 1>*ivrr«allv rerognixed. His Ameri- tetteed ,| in meet, hi* 1 other missionary to the good I though not in nn officiul rapacity. i,,ll -a , ,| them there and Thompson I jii nimradcs too. are not immind- Tlie negro prepnrn „ rated from h e r control w ith r a d io . f-,te and had been removed,| tt > > Uni- i enust" " i;U'.r ill,' u Job ( ii In-farm, >un. ,ii&ub'cd, m ight hnvo | tsl r,f the gleet work to which decided t u ) last minute move ol Hie slayer., k tinle>s|\ rninmiltcd h im s e lf . ford when — .thesta y e d the execution push on south for G uantanam o! tv "Thompson imver learned of my without losing time in tr y in g t o ' the w a r—thnt of securing | 1|s1 ,<ai,l^,1 ii th e case before the a ff a ir with lii.s wife. I killed him re oin thu control. In th a t event '•plsyntrtit f«*r the wounded of court. and the insurance policy was paid c, army and assistance for the suprem e ------communication can hardly be as Two Ford cn i WiTif limlly «lum* to her She la te r gave me tlu* m an­ tablished un t'l the radio la mended. |l ? “ "'I*,-* "f th,* dead." r o s e RAVE T R A IN HF.UAII.KI> nid I d u n e here «'* buy a home' An event which promises to he of |,e presented to the babies scot- uitliI hut tin'll’ *'icuimntH f i- us. • wa.t going t.< -end for her exceptional in te r e s t to the parents iug th.* highest continued total of w i»i, (.r,'v slirh* in im *- >n a c-*li , we were tj> in* m a rriid ns soon n. . , --- . , . . U M O G K S , GnC. :M) ’ heulth, heiituy nnd t i s ^ n th a t m-curred Sunday niornJa n . 30— (IN S ) o f ( q a n f„r,| and of the sut foundLONDON, points on i ( I N S ) - T h e sp«eiul tra il, c arrying 11,,..,. grand *nir ut Magnolia Avenue nnd I n ir- s I pur, hared a furm here,” **<id county will Ih* t)r* Bill y Show Following the discovery of II plot • friendship points, :Ji • sig'ft'd eonfe«siiii. _____ : P ic siiU n t William , . teentll Street. ------k*„ v „,> #h|dh th|j Drum und Bugle Corps life, Ja m e s N ’cNei:, nTflinst his II .1* !*:»•*> w in ! j | r | H„ii,. K. Jones, driving » prize winners a* wc . MIAMI B E A C H ? Fla., Ja n . 30 WASHINGTON J a n . TO—( I N S ) l t h e lri*h F ree s t a t e lot h , newly appointed governor genetC anada was derntlen nl of tho Irish F re e Sta te , le fi ' ,f the A m erican I-cgion t* pluoN e j ^ r p C h o i r S e r v i c e ( I N S ) —Tex Rickard declined to classes " ill be 1 codun nor'ii onMa''ii,,lia. ►iistqjneu e ^ r p —The navy will require 140 new th r o u g h for the third week in Febru* hers in the other while “ rplane*. costing $88,253,007 tn w ithin 200 feet «>f .the station of London today for Dublin under n " * I »',U, Sndp driving a Mr>’. m p UlP the five aircraft c a r r ie r s and this little village early this nfler- heavy guard. A stu ff of local physicians will cups n t the coronntion ball "hk" touring c a r west on Thirtvenlii, n** nann. N either P re sid e n t < usgruxo w e 'g h t champion of the world, ban cruisers Included in the He arrived a l tht^ station tn n lie formed und each baby ‘ ntcred Febt'H K AGO, J a i T ^ O — ( I N S ) —A decided to retiru from the rin g b«* tho Legion will L»t» ceivoil a cut on Itis r'glit ear. f rl‘t jeai navy* building pro g ra m nor any of his p a r ty were injured, d o se d c a r which was* preceded and , P, UM of fuiliag eyesight. road foreman was followed by armed police. He was in the show will receive a thorough runry. T he cur.- crashed nt the m t n - discordant choir h**rdce *•' hefi.r,. Congress, R ear Ad- although a F r eudship B aptist ( hurili ( c o l- 1 -m... . . . . . . uMauler, . . . i — .aecordtnx physical exam ination from the and the engineer and fireThe uMnnnsin section, causing the sedan to turn ^lral William A. M offett told tlie killed, im mediately lu sh e d to a reserved doctors ntvd nurses. ,r,*d I here y e ste ’day wus to be All babies i-» re wort in r lr m ls tlo n here, tele­ J S r j f t S S . "> ll'f , ' • • 1"it lU -rlT lil .IJ» a'r.iil", ,li»- ...... com partm ent in front of which n . 0UH> m,'a l a ffa irs com m ittee to­ m an were hurt. he- ,1 in police court todny. ts jr. . i . l ’fi! r e m o te r th a t h!.s h a r r ie r had been erected. No one scoring over a c ir tn in total of I'.nae of ,h .‘ l * _ ^ “t r h ’tble sin *ed when |h « * ^ *™f £ $ £ \ It RESTED points will re c e iw diploma* and > • ’ .............. hark on h i n and TW O G A N G ST E R S w ithout a pnss was permitted to The cn>t represents the expeni-n man leade^ lu e ribbons from the physicians • *. I,-.* or !> r J KKfi t ‘tun-require,j t„ build and matntr a s s the barrier. . m " * »i ' * .* c h iir . fcllvd Broth r Casey nut to fight ugain. «»* bitlon in the w,cu»w. clccrt orcumsl nt V-ior. Yh*.k. P . in charge.' No e n try fee will bo Regarding the precautions being ll>e aireraft, M offett said, N E W O R L E A N S , Jan- 3®-~ registration headquarti t ^ ^ y Mrutkn|f0 wa„ quickly Jc.m d undvr Mciiuik Joints, a batilotie, with a , ! ‘h*5 h"t include the pay of ud- / m i ; ) _T w o brother.* *if ' " S c a r taken, ' McNeil laughingly told charged and uny buby below the di.ckjhwk a f t e r the la t t e r hud T A K E S OWN L IF E * ' wh'irh .has ... I!_ , is.liIt si II. „go of five ye a rs is eligible f - r enP«-live-sup,. •fRa! men re,|uired to operate Face” At Capone, Chicago gang the International N ew s Service! •mitt, ,1 an uHe-tcd sour note. ,* “ a” ,v-re a rr e s te d in the ,*| suppose* th e re muat lie a )d«’ u>- i» th.? clinic- . * Krt/at fleet of planes. (•r*-org W a-liington McGavock. H * BA LTIM O RE, Jaii. !kt—( I N S ) te e n fitted up a# a - r e g istra tio n ^ ^ b o \ | , V A L U A TIO N SET o f a 'f a a h h n a b l p h o t e l h u r o early- n r nirVt m • '• t h e y ' r e gxmrdtng me w • ^ •» |ja b'y Ticaiity nimw w,IT Im* la v 'o . theiuujton tore the telc- — F rank K. Lamb, office nnd will b> op n daily front --------, r 'V HOP O F F TODAY w ere, p .e tty closely." . im aged nt the City Bull and silver i.ho.ie IVqm th e wall and felled W a shington nev.spn today J>y detuctlvrs .w ho Jan. U o ’clock in the morning until unui 8 W A SH IN G T O N ,. •n recent years n nuhtlcitj- a le n t searching for the notorious gangM.-NeH succeeded Timothy |„ vin, c u p t will ))6 awarded n» the Dn u n C h a p m a n ­ list Is*-} m -( I N S J —Tb N n v Orb ,* a sh in g ;tLo n uJan. in Deirvlt, comn:lHetl su.:r»d« h rre nmst lirnutiful g i r l -bailies and to nt night. A large entry • , ‘ It |, n ir*R’e. led t y S *r';t. f a t - lW |arr' ”V i;;; ‘.'‘\ a :’' •;to— ^ T |u, n n “s ),. , *ter. A supply. Of nmniunitiMt and IU n| y governor general. I expected hut patents nre request- K . ^ h e r t i RatIw-> . the tnosr handsom e hoy In hies. '• k ' ! u h ihilt, r c t c h c l tlie ch'trch s*i> l -Jay h ' t«-sping through n | u,d "in"'Plane’ snowbound in the >hrcc 'cvolvera wen* found m ‘ 1S)r j Jun> :i0—(IN’S) -M l cd to e n te r tin* babic* as noon us „ r ,| M1t 1>-L'-pi. * a * • '.cj ' found the rho!r. grouped i l l ’,* .it th* t u .i d e a l station. The baby beauty show will be ir r i 'i i t * possIbV so thnt the officiul |b » to - valn-d bv tb ib» *i , ulling hi neck with : ;-.oini tw o unron*,io*r f o m * . beautifully stag'.'d and euilt youtig*ft.'.ir,5 y • g r a p h s may I e dhpk.yed early O-mmtrV*., ^ ••“ » & X ft t o i roT t m s » T ij*;ittg ‘^ h r o w r u t Hie i*fe line, broken ql*••. I t - dieJ enroub* 1 stcr-w ill be presented in •1,1,1 u I u pilal frutu lo :j of blood. and the proper a rra n g e m e n t, made ' ,r »H r“ l ’ aquuoj.o i« sitiltlrc today.” the audience. • for tho cxamlnnatlon., ^ 30, 1J10. ,„* bad not , c f ( F K r i d a a g ^ J - - ^ A third series of l o v i n g ’ cup# will lra;.rn0On u , ‘?lurii ‘rip to Dc- «»»)' ' ,,a‘ SUPREME COURT DAWE PAYS VISIT AFFIRMS NEGRO’S TO CITY AS PART CONVICTION HERE OF FLORIDA TOUR been j Preacher And (Jirl IJisa^’ear At Same Timeln Jc*rse.vT°wn Arkansas Man, 23. Admits Mnrdor Tr Get F' iond’s V/ifo Huffhey Jennings Is On Verge Of Death Hairuc Over JMione m - i f e C h ief B a b y S h o w T o Be S ta g e d T h isM o n th 1Under r e e S.Guard ta A eJ V?!«!. U „ ’l l,,. Legion I.o,rini, Drum D rum And And B After By The Buu g ic C o tp S 0 Fords Damaged In Sunday Collision Exposure Of. Pl ot Davy’s Needs Are I ictured By M offett Tex Says Nothing On Dempsey Report ^ Ends In Free-For-All t t '- E ln,,t* . “a i i T L S S iid T s :if nnj doci.it t inUnd to,? -,»♦<• ■—* * ■-*t ._ - —- ■*#■*■■ •— -— - * ■»>iM 11i t SMnn i r ~----. . . * P ’*• �\ 1 •* \ I 1 > * Pace six T O E S A N T O n n I 1 E R A 1 .I ) . S A T f l t t n V , j A N ' l ’ A'K Y i f . I » 2 » Grab's ‘Etr.nl ions iiuicks Were Popular As Christmas Presents, Recent Reports Indicates FLIN T, 4u-h.. da a. 23— More Iiuicks were bought ns ChrismaS* - it. - duaim; i4*e-‘-l.ri»tmas season ,i. \ |a * t that never before in his­ tory, r i p o r ti f* nt Uuick dealer ^.vaniratK ii t . C. W. Churchill, i.ei .,! >u!' s m anager. Indicated liy • Davis J. U al-h International News Service N E W YORK. .Ian. 28.—“Salvag­ ing the wreck of Italic Ruth.” v.n the title of a learned treat!**, pro­ pounded a y ear pgo in a pi w * f oclfsatisfactidn by Profc- r Ai th u r A. McGovern, the* big ' a ml little biceps map who tnki-.s tleni a r d breaks. them at hi will. T t ’htirles Slnneham Iwlfeporletl day, it reertied pcvsible that Mr. It Tti!Jc-!n< 'rinimnnirationNt.'.v Ruth might t*e going ah ,u? tl ■ \Vit It SpnKe:I’res'enceWoh d business of wre- king the ilv.*-r -. (.i\c* Team Five Out fielders Mr. Ruth, who can r u n v.i-ight l>chewing a stirl. •>" gum. ha- t ■ lt> D.ivi* J. Walsh much ns gbim-t-d at a medicinv ball Irtcriiutinn il Ni « • Service or taken a dumliell in linml, a* • Sports Editor least the Inanimate kind, inc.- i> • NEW YORK, .1 n 27 ' cembcr. o-ai' i taViv- l.iiv, a at i im ' i The Story now in circuluti n i- thnt thr-R ntn' | ; *n f .r a t .Tg • .ir; in fact, h<- can't ini \ n y . g, r.t, Wiighing mor<- 'than 2 in p.-in! w ith tlm season only two m nth away, ju*t e* uldu't lipve any .In: kind, it set-ins. Tlmt figure, an>li..w. w-.i tin const rvuiive .ventur a t I; ith'* pnumliig*- today l>y a n .in f *r ti.iu inexpert iir inntN-r* of t'ii- *!• • ■ It menus that tli- 1> fiicMl !■•-k considc-rubly lik.- tla- r*-tun<| Ruth of 1(12.1. when iut m ine a- ith fn-ni I - 1 ,’1 l.i:i- 1 - :•• • .11 • *. spring training in th. io m f .r t.d d - * • l-tl *1 r.t .. •: Il.d In *'t ai. mills rfol*L of a strrfi4tej;. .They r .l‘.v J •1 " '. 4 *n 'rt- >s**.tD‘ :>* if f ' Uiiu duwn.thci runway of- the I’enr* I am ittfi-i I t^t.ir'tln- f.i- * svlvania Station, lifted him te n ­ Yul'i b l d ’w rliiit t.lgil -i derly into a waiting ainbnlir- a r I Ti-I.tiiia f.-r tli 1 :i*<.rt at.-I ,*|.'ii* off he hpi-d, feet -first, into that 1 - * at h r .1 -. 1 i\ be 1 1*. • • 1 • m th e r world beyond tin «loistc-i«d silence* of the rot riving ward. lie i-mi-ig* d two months Ii*!. r a pule arid interi sling invalid and vowed that f o r c .ii h* ncefoith h.would t>«- a life of •K-ornpromi-iog austerity. He -f t nl-<- r r * *. tn-nte atisti mii -i ru -s at it *• d-n: * r ' table and forthwith w i t iri f* . light repast-, o* i. . • o.ii- tl. .ii i * courses. Hut. fi - t • rot.*n tiwinter*. 1 •• do) ij ulmr :!i«- t ii.'i sor told him. at '.*.**t in ‘.'-c ]••• lessor’s pri-M-mt. t i t lu ttir gi.’.ru . all the vvnj t-> II- l’.. > ■! . *t ■ lit ordi r t bin t **i■ i . ‘ h i - n. i uplift tb*- ilium;* " -h . i *- i T h a t e m its have s t a r e em otions m vay to safety t mid uot o th e rs wns d cm onstratcil bji scientist** in London recently, i It.„\v:4£ ,jdutuui-lluit u-uiuh f e tte re d liy one iT.iw anil left w ith food j^iu.-t out «>f reach wil sta r v e to | death, hut the placing of i« polyp, ' tlie cl a h ’s deadly enem y, nenr it, ; wil mu*e the prfso n c r to become convulsed with f e a r . * The shock .!• .in intersection uf .Mtlloiivilio the b.ikvhou- • ; his p-un ,r: t Gi n d n Avenues. A hurry call ,^^ -«-bu..iirsrrt^? ' I L T ‘»uhvry .llu a ^ .tls r t's la Vn<L T’l.e a p p a ra tu s was nubbly , m; tne home, a small one tu r f sW^ n lhl. num ber of if fair, were in vain. , victims of the Royal ‘A n o line was spictiily attach- College- of London. Wbl ■I af!: ruii to the burning house I ntoy*Te fleet enough on_ t ;1 fire h y d ra n t on Get., v u ! th e y nr? too slow for ett; Vv,nuv. Hy .liut tim e the fire bad* ««>’«• Breeders «»>;_ they _ •ii .i"! a tiem cnduus headway and i.e odds were stacked high against :r local fire-eaters. However, Ti work was act mplbdii- ! tin Miulc by Guuil.iv::iini. whose in* l-i the capable -supervision o u i m t u s win- valued .at $2,50P -ii. I'liief Mack Clcvelaril am h a few years ago, a violin wa* i.> «tnff of able assistant*. Th* d in London ti-.c-ntly for only In.-..- v.as confined to .. <*n< -tor) ti i iitr? and a g a ra g e . Tla- dam ig«- -u tuined v.as not learned', d ■ Mi*onnl bclutging* wi :*• -:.v ■' h *-ever. High wilt t* am i- g -parka placed r.-ino— a. surro u n d n e home.it ,- n n r i u u s position. Hut tin- nr • vI ••! **ur w ell-traimii w«te . ; i i s nut all expccuition* of : •t* | an * in discani. No «!- uh: tls n.e If could lir.ve be*'11 save ti** tirc-fighu-rs had I *-* a .*'1 rini more thun one linf • t i - 'U ' h Imt tha t wa an *nij o.ii.v a- only one fir-.* plug • ul* tin g i i I , 1 l• : • . -l ISt Always Stiff and ’ Achy ?. * ip||IUI . • ■/ l I-- i. .......tivi-ni-«s of I • . i • 1 . ill the .xtudv . . *01 . lulu Auuu ; r.n ; helpi*>f r-v nt/tke cars rrliublv; i.f rliiM 'd IllUill-la, 1 1| upped w ith lo ll'. ■ 1 .cri-liM-il tin- c im1I1 i\ i-tg, nml i-xteiiil r:>-- of curs «til. 11■•vv i-uvi-r lung • . 1 <bit .-,1 day - with Shown T oo O ften T h i s W arns of S lu g g is h K i d n e y A c tio n . . - 1Hi m 1 i n . cAii:, ’tuck Exubiv'mcv Vili Ip 1 A M E 1 Stiff? Arh) 1 Sure your Si *c*ic*t > lotnpi'tition kidney* are tvorkun: right ‘ Slui?upptying aiurrthlj • g.vb kidney* allow waste f*iirons to ll<!.l-|| -JfrUUOtl i. rt un-ills remain in the blood and make one tm-tnius 1 m.tii t *i<-1 * .11 languid, tirrd and arbv. with olteo dull Iirudat.h'-A. dimness and nagging ..Ululilnbilback.ii hr A common warning is scanty or burning seerrlnais Dixjn s 1‘ ilh, a stimulant diuretic, increi*.-« the -errction of tbc kidne>s nnd I inis aid in tbe cliininalibn ot Iroildy waste Users everjwbrrc cndorse- l)oan 2 .-|j/( tjour ncighlxjrl — a n d y o u h a v e p o p u l a r m o d e l s a t t i l l s in < c ra te p ric e — a ro o m y C o u p e O n ly c a r o r B u ic k O n ly m e n d o u s a c h ie v e a r.d r t B u ic k d riv e K II»S| > X In tr o d u cin A ll ()! 1 he trc m c iK i'.u ;’; sti ' RO<Tt»V l.ltlil I -I. king m t ; i \ 1 < fo r tin- pa 1 1 fii-blgr 1 i 11. I -t Ogcnl I .I ol 1he I w e n tie th C .eiuui v‘ are n o w cm inaki- - I t 1 1 . who h t|Uit tb t . > was j- v ■i .1 Ivan- b> i*i* * 1 Tt'bill p.l lt:g Show." mail. tl (Ull! of tla- aid 1 .n the Ant* 1 a an I.- i !»lc m o to r 1 .ir —;ne new I iu p n io h ile C e n tu r\ l:n ;!n . t hipi?iolvile h o d i Pm 'a n l o f o u WIN ApJ-l* I y Ul Ii til* f. ll I I h v u lh lc s s A u c - • —l< 1 it* t'l.- •lilt* ll—.111*1 vl*ll «*lll<* ln*w * . .1 it. * r - .Infer, ill . . . D ifle rrn l in it* . . in , .1 lie * 1si*I*. D ill, rent in tile 1 • m !- m u d .irtim t intt llirm ig ll tiu llii-. ,i 1 m i.-,.Is* 1 *• *<f sm art in « w b -.-li ,w r%ailr* . H ill. ■ ■ ,11. i i - - . . . . unit M M iielliing 1111111-. ■ 1 - .i-id |.e r -iin n lit ) . ! '| h v i I, «lri»c a n il *I. ." virtm y la*t nigl i 11. d 'Ta'.itig *.■ brat hr r IMg.u. 2**a -... i*' ,s i ’I'o i k I o f th is c.ir n o t ,i)t> *> P 1*i ‘*‘s t h e a n t u r •v ’s liieP i lie I a s i o h s tiu !< t‘ >r ih o iis u n d s ol Vim - i* .ms ill I*ill ill — u itli e ic r it lin iK ill *•I ! . . . | In- |n iu r r , d rive a n il M u m iii.i o f 11 , •— tin- •1 nt 11 ru nee nl a liin g rr, s lu in ir lir r NEW YORK. Jim i IN m • Thi fingi-i of .lit-k Sharkey, l! 1 ; ..1 1 . , ton liruvyw. iff lit, ute ill nt t h , *. A v ••1 htavywvigbt 1 hii|tipi<>ii..l;ip p • h..t t 1 Johnny Buii.lcj. Sh.itkey's riuna- ■- mi inn Kur, htix bi-in Mimnn in - t -- Miiitn' 1 1 1* tr i'T c x Rtpard. Tbt led t-. , 11; ', ■' ntor h ir e t-idny that Si.-.il »•.,1 WASH be ntatclnd for a butt' wl:a t ‘. • Willi •* T urne y tliis *tint an r piuv.li-t I, ' i f t hr I -V-*' ‘.Vi- • -111111 ll Ilf tile dlmlualL* Ja lu ia j RuLu-uT l.A-y- . In»h Ft. . i-tutc, s.iul guruttiye trr land here cn Mur. 12 , " ‘a but*-: i tnil-lill- I ft ll>|I I'K'dcIph a at !• - *: .1. I lii* ntnfii ’ MONTREAL AliOli : lag Mi < >- (• i .i* e a r t iveil liere ■’ , | M onday.tit' in* Tiicagu and t #i.t . MONTREAL. Out-.. J.n. 2» lur..ug|,' ti, b.-uvy ri-hedult* of off;^ (IN’S|-—M'ltltleiil l.s .i 1 nil f u n « rial ml- ami - a ht - i-etitg n ipl|. warir. fill agog tnduj ovei th* • %omiliitj|y that Tit* S prukrr, vet iliiiia-e m ietaal eron A m e ric a n ' ................. ......, him ti-.abli m. I ,.\ei i»)«*y pl»y .wtUUvdw - f e i s k Anyer ..nun. i«-Ni4*b.-.i^Mr.nw luitiunul M unager Geoigi- Stul t-Iiueri. tepl.i. . Ilagti, who di .cuvsrd ti-rifls w ith ■>- th.< ' m . it • t. ,.| S p r x k r r , raid ho bad fnaitd -tin '» ' biaa '•“( itf y ‘ Eiighi’’ ■ v.liling "Ini' •_ . .• r ' t u r k i y .” WINTER t.V R tif N n tn .m il lt9i u m 1‘ t l l i f .S ; r.iliMH S IO i. lt iM m lu t i ( M ii/t r . f l O I S : S§m rJL J lo j u ' . t c r , $ 107.1; i-if t m r S t / u i i , f l l t . l t ( u t i r i u k l , /aitufnii Sr Jan. fJJOi. *Mi/<*MiSir, ? . » « . ; S r i m . ill ( I f l f r . * l n.< l „ ,t, n i ln im m n Imnnting r ti at £ t • • !-•*• * f*. I M ti» m l|» i« irf * ••*» l/*e ain 't at t im e r of V lar w # . p m s f V i > m r r i ( #*la n. GARAGE tlm *.* t , , f r,i- . C alifo rifT i it;* tlm only L iij w i . l u l l p | v t e farm in tin- world iff w hich gin it MADISON cactus u j v lu liiv a 'e d fo r tlwn plantings fur „ fru it, which is uiadv into p ia s ir v lifoalisil ul IIn f*v jelltos and. c n m iH i, tobacco t'J2W pa ALL-AMERICAN SIX . ranin c l or ctMtu.\L M ofous ic because ir cst ac c o rn - p lis h m e m in m e d K in ic .tl d e s ig n a n d c o.u h w o r k , b u r i n i ' . i i i s l i t s a c re m o v e r •it Ilf 11111** |llt allili-wi n g n e x p r e s s e d in 1 1 * n t i n \II- k n ie r ii- a ii e n g i n e e r i n g — i n a Cl 1 M . 1.1 F l a . , f- 1 a l a n f c t i - l i i 'i - v .'.Ii p i 1 in r VtlflP.li'fcJ liuift lit $ »a/*• * •ssed in a Motor Car NEW Y itl’K. .Ian 2* i . ' . ^ i It-- i!i f*-a"-g l ! i r 'i ; i l Haiani* 1 night, I tain t- S \u- b t«* 1‘.i n tain In title .it N .»•. -i id A in n Jw 1 IliilMin* • ’ ’ m ade lv die .lL iio in o tiv e in d ustr\ si'ice th e d a w i t TEN SI '1 MtINS % N E W «"» Muuhulia A vc. w n e r s n in m o ro risLs m a n v c p v a lu e . U C H t l - l C h s f t l l d ’. n r— so P o c .d s t sue v o lu m e su c h S e d a n , tr S p o rt o ffers fe a tu re s p ric e s. S ee sm a rt D O A N ’S IM'i s \ ST I M I L ^ V T n i l T M I K ’ f u i t r r H t l b u r n C o Ml,* C b c r . c h o ic e th re e L I'.VJCK \(idllli|tat •til .1* t nvf i.f js |: nnn y o u r B u ic k o d u a (i �,i . - - = — r *** ---r------r— . ' i" v 1 T H E SANFOllD IIEItALl) MONDAY JA N U A R Y 311. I92S The Sanford Herald Drivers* Licenses THE TEXANS ARE RIGHT MR. CATTS ON RACING. — IN T H E N E W YOIIK W O l f l l l — MIAMI H I S T N B IA H every i llr r a * * * M f» » l rfaM U tr a t H u t a r i , F l e r l d a . I l l M a aaalla At m m , ■*’*»#*** As Brisbane Sees It It lias betn .several d a y s sin ce w e gave exp ression to Lindbergh, .Good W rller. our view s regarding autoniobile accidents and sin ce we The- I >. ii ■ C ma fit y C’ntt.t f r GovThe llrain's Drptns. aa serend «laaa a a a l l r r e i nor Cluh gave a dinner a t th t Itwiw, tar raaiamra who drove • W r ST, l i a , aatt tfc* P m t a f f l r e i u st fin ish ed reading aboutj an Illinois wpmnii A "( <mphrx" Handicap. Pnnco lie I c III I h t c l ntul the fur' y • a a l a r 4c. 'surtia1. ,Jad»*’r",aJi,,,af her car into th e rear end o f a freight- train killin g h erself \\ hal I m th r Alorn? a t S i n k V 1MT. fand i i u l tw * \ t -o n com i n m i panions, m n im re tt*<» feel i V l d inclined i t i c l i m - f l Ito n lul lr’igr ee '' JtlTili wo again th e r. k»,:llhi Jtflkitv Ut l*4*iinr,* __ i_t U L U_ m L. DRAM ___ | r.d lto r €'■>!»> r Lx*li ( ia*.H Ii> M u r . . ML.. Ui>WAHl> M M U .r.1:' , H m t | t r im portance o f enacting laws* reonirintr - rigid- examinations* I ~ l l t u i K . J O N K I . M n a u l a c E d i t o r before being licensed to d r iv e.' M NDHKitGIl W RITES w ith In m ost s ta te s at th e,p resen t tim e rmvnn^ \\ ho can HATH* f tC H f e t'llim u X I m ___ ......... , x ......- ir-wo w alk'cah drive a car as far as th e law, or the enforcem ent n u t re f ill' ea -e anil in simple, p e d e d i miauling from the souice je i l u r i l ' t i l e , unit actually writes >.i.sn H e a t h s .. — -------. ...... t r e e M o n t h * ...I. .. ■ Ml>T*. o f the law, is concerned. Wo have .seen old nil'll, alm ost Of lie flic . r . , f a r r l r r t*rr W e e k ‘ * ..... *0.13 totally b liia l.-o ilu a ^ ii^ u n o .-jio u t. ;a u l ..mm: " 1( ' f s y s t e m s Ml b m D . W F h a t t n y r t • t h p y r m h * -wftft ^ Ii f fit-dri t r - f r h t f t c t l eiwt-n-ith Ttinr-.i.T, r,r pelicans 1i-iuiily .'lundd have the privilege <>* "*? A>Va »err»rr*ree,i*la«Vs"".| their gears, driving* ears tlirm igll busy street.-. and other water bildx. Here and forming il own legislation goycin III* ag p rrlv r ■*»« o r* a n lu .tlu M We have seel) wom en driving ears with 'b a b ie s on th t* nave sec*n women u n v m g willi ' oaoies o t i | l,i -»" a gra hut appeared and ing nm-reem-nts f< i the touristI M n i l r I k . u w i * n n H i Mulls n r t r r . l « t a l l IMr I r a i l i n g r t r a l g s i tMr th e ir laps; we have seen young men driving with one arm . l'll'r, ! i ' *IH.dugotits with, If this language left any tIAllht i{ has been implied tlmt the T ex. .bored by Ftlme of t |„. eldest T League of Nation? itself. Inter’s an ’ inaUtencs on calling the vil> | f o r he did not die until jgy* national action is stultified by i a f Houstoni "Hctt-ston” Is a s o r t ! t r u e th a t he was active jL fear of Cl e a tin g precedents for ity of speech which sets of 18 12 ur,ui t )lul |H, wa* „ L as unusual. I f the p r o - j " A n d y " Jackson and "I»avj"r!!! names w ere decided ctt. Hut those who knew hu ate. the fu tu r e homo his fam ily v o u c h fy i the (w H ew ston" was hi- own gum an tees th e political indecent!- of harmony oi the Ilcrnocratic I n i •me and te rrito ria l in te g rity of ty would doubtless be called elation of bis iia:ru>. * t •Z L T S X S fn |(e which they tine pnWn-ieo. nui.i. uml therefore cannot It luippeds. that the pronuncinliol to truilsgress thi- |no\iNiim, tioti w.is not invented by the Tex­ doubtful w hether the l-ul it is doubt fr.............................. ans; but wu< bscd by the gentlehave not trunsU-agUe members a n t outsiders, to the of allying it. They might cv ^u l f a r a s to point i ui t , u , ^ ■ Y’orkei-s who p refer t-e .'|lnw pronunciation tha t by ty, token the Em pire City should" be called New York, but “ N ’Yuwk." allowing man from Texas (originally front mall soils, sometimes several a t to t h e ’ ej-G overnor’a attitude gressed Article X. i Ameiica to deprive one or oth e r Tennessee) who • made the name miles Gut in the ocean. ntow ard the right of n community of the League members of its famous throughout the country. or "I flew I iw over Mini'1 of tile to any wiicther. it would • r .vereignty, o r even of p tu ts of The sturdy General is still rememIm i i I and could see dor.* w o u ld , not have racing what it* te rrito ry . V f'P k i l l r r a i d In a < i t r n i k r r « l I k e oi.’ ol alhgnioiN sunning them- he said f m ther on dissipate! 1 dodli h ir n iii «if <i m ilm Iimi*. * *• Finally, this situation bar most He fererred to selvi * along the Imilks. Son\c of this doubt. p IIIGriiallitml A»hm*Ii Duii «f \ AiliprlUrM, mail Adirrn** hiniS' It a a fai irn-i'who cultivate-* u,.favorable consequences on the : I" i’i uiti-i luivc tut u more than tfi 14* A ( in U it Mill r - if u l re ** r« th 2 , 1(10 a iie - i. land, and offered no fniterl S ta te s herself. H er moral f e d in length. I';' flit bl (•hi.fr ittf’K^br r In null lit 11 V«t u I' 14\rt~rpMli *i*.*tit lit «•i»b*€r1|M1• ■ apology i a hreinlliig racing stock and political, development cannot "Nuw and then a mill ia I tin lAit In uralrr tu trrlf> «liaulut»l> i nil rlnViuti uf rltriiiittluia (*• *trll l i river appeal , a p p a re n tly from J horae1: Some of these horse11 but su ffe r from the exercise of ftttttrul him, and other.’ it responsible and absolute pow er. ti iwhete, and die lies' out over a raised 11v p a -m • ' whose republican raised In. his neighbor, a This N ation, pi -< i; .ct' to fall ju a cui tain of MONDAY. JA.V .i«. 1928 , -piiit was born with her own Ila u lin g-C ralin g-S h ip p in g gentleman, brought mist i.ral d i-a p p e a r again in the Christian a thousand dollars each nationhood, and is eonsubstantial rn r . iiiiiiTuik i' iiuiiioii jungle severtil hundred feet below.'.’ as mil)li Side-T rack F a c llllie s m I.oui-i ilia. Tin. implication was with it. cannot resign herself to < • uniiiiai i* cor »»ii «■««■•> Thus a man flying t h r nigh the a4«wMNiml‘uM. . * 1 appear before the world ns a CV.nr I’hone !J9G they appeared la te r on the l»rr|«n .tnirr roulr^ *l»*' Ju rk - lUTiUOlllS. a ir ,,and. ns he says, "slow ing down that .. among nations. 200 N. Maple A venu e I legislature to tin miles all hour," studies the ' l " 11 ' 111 "* ' 1,11 " expect of 1926 S ta k e -r M. J ........ I«11 «»!>■ i 'e a s o n ;J ) le to Now, one direct 'question; Is "The dnln't turn u« out of nip «i»cr i 'umui. th a t it enact laws m p i ir in g an individual In- physically e a rth below, seeing in fine w eather Bdy. Truck ■ icli a situation necessary? $ 751 church f .r that." nsseited tiic o •' fitted to drive a car. and that lie also kiimv s o m e t h i n g o f Id,(Hill sipinie miles at a glnncc. Gove i not The (picstion tuny he nnswere. ’licit minus * nl> f»0 miles in each 1 0 2 5 F o rc T e vaininiTTg pirylttve proposals. . ' • . ‘, 1^ : tin- rules of the m ad, ami »h« mechanism of ■the m achine M U rnnn. A in pi i ... ; In- t . in.frkTTTi .iiG y m ^ no .vital interest of T ou rin g .... f ^uusru.-------------- -------------- -------- w h i c h in- operates: . . . . be clidunf «iin«i4im*l f ***-'-* * Whal would l.ivingstiitit- ami be fiiv* io .. .i per certr tux op n e v - . : . v \ _ States would |i t r f l « i u < ilf lim w llflr»* — H- — eat- fi>r which an ml 1925 Ford oth e r obi travelers, unhiding Muses sjit t ting g e iisl by inlopting the following linn .**'«« mis-i oi !•> wn charged, tin- tax on iii. trip, think of that A BfN lull luodrru l»o*pl!»l Coupe ........ prim ipies: 1 2 5 NVw York’s neurological i n hi j - to lie t i c i / l into the school hind. Internationalization of the Mon| '' A lfB L E v k t l S I . FOR TfkDAY (Remit t i Uididate, who ia 1926 Dum p ini' Doctrine, which would lie tie-i I What lines th e year I!I2H link I in store for tin- t'niti-d title want- in know why m en’s mini-tci ■ ‘ * *;THE HAPIMNKKtS—Happy is ; ..•pel, doesn’t tc tilled, interpreted and maintained ! hrain* dcvcl. p differently and Truck ......... 1 2 5 the m an thot findeth wisdom, and S ta le s ? An* wt- facing an era oc prosperity o r an- w c conwhat i’li‘inee th e re i of g e ttin g g a id - i ' i money ;.s "ta in te d ." ■a e'pinl te rm s by all American i froulcil with a season of .slow imsim-ss? I.*thenany re­ ; t b r man that grtte th uiulcrsta-ulThree civ *•t' coilsciiuetices fol­ - . i ' . o' is (induiiing ('nnnd'ii. Inter- • 1927 Ford “ full u-i t :-u* b ra in .” lief in sight or are conditions to lie worse th a n e v e r ’.' These ing.— low frolli )•li a sta te of a ffa iri n ' > ' • lizatioli of all injeiventioiis. R oadster IIn;.ling, C rating, Shipping, 1 5 0 | Tin • loan, of nuin. whirl, is the »*pov. .1 : n . . ;fro the questions we n*k ourselves frequently as we begin intelligence **t 11.<• 1*141 1Ii, is - t range. In the ' ' piait . iii Liiiin Anu'ii- -.!. 'i s.ti.ih! not take pin c u rtil and S torage. • ; • PRA Y E R— Happy are they the new year. We discuss the prosnects with ou r friends ly lik e tin* earUi it 1925 Hudson can null-' the iiiul.iteiid c h a r a c t­ o- it'd by the governing b .i l y 'o f II. Whose God is .lohuvub, e r of tin Monroe lio c tr in ' implieWe are prepared to do any t ’onch the ' t'an-Americiui Union,'' or and we find a wide variance in opinion. In desperation we 4 5 0 We mi a 11 in ilay. r " tlie e a r th , seek the new spapers to ascertain how tin- work) leaders of th e Ji 1tile sojj, | In. imines and the a dep* .a.i .-i o' -.'iveis-ignty which, -i in -mdi American organization, kind o f tr a n sfe r 'se r v ic e at 1925 H ud. *7 . is dce|ily resented by tile whole t,|nJ jtinier LU pupc.cvnu'iJi.-.. .. - ..i ^ i PAKAIXJXBS in d u s try 'fe e l about tin* m a tte r and discover to our am aze­ , oil a little’ wax down, Wefl ave im- Intin-Am* iir a a World. Tho'n. ■REASONABLE p r i c e s . r: P as Sedan the’. E,unity. r.,d c u m it indispe nc -: 6 0 0 I f * T here’s many a paradox' in life, ment) a s (tinny eon find trig views as t b y ^ e ^ t ,agio tig th e used unlimited -viurves id e nergy Ilctuitl 11 i made by the United aide for the fu tu re of thi- conti.l.'.'P , i p.vvtr In tin - tTo took for if you will; I’ii 1 i 1 II, Phone -IOS (iO! K. 2rd. fit ! laymen. S ta te - ■ 1 i lie I 11 i-ilolil of Iil iis r nellt teat l l.e leading spiiils of V-6 .’t Cadillac Biff was ■no fight promoter, m eat tin. .‘■■'■puled lead.- to deep the Uni *1 Stales should become The situation has caused Virgil Jordan. « hief econom­ Sedan .. 7 0 0 /And y«l he run a mill. ’ IN HIS HR A T hi n i n a t Inn mispicioi f her motives. Resent- I a in i ha i with Iberian life and ist of the National Industrial f'oiifereiue Hoard, to a ir his trip ! 1 be "e 0 t"X." il ' 1 'I * * ' ■'i ion I ad I" os customs. The io,,- of the niisunmerit . ii i Mist Trixie wusn’t married, iviewR in confirm ation of a belief that, the industrial o u t­ 1•1_ “ bill t Will . *io.'. *d it nitre ■t nngi • I he I me ieVernnt ioiiul del si iinding i- ho I. of .sympathy But had her share of blits. look is so complicatcd that d i- iinpo-. ible lor iIn- average ill“ l *' . r 1 lie, 1■1. toiss and then with "i urinating in lai k of knowledgi-. piiit - ti I 'o r o t No, she was not a matron |K-rson to understand it and almost a* intricate to Hie e x ­ 11 r .1 b I'iv f t!(n- lo'iiin, < *1*1. i such mini ■Hi I officimii v by the Th” way t <m -i•ailed " l.n tin ” Ainer* .Yet she was not amiss. 1 Row Boat itntl Tr;iilc-r Ill pert who makes a business of m aking such studies. First, r l av ni l! 11 r, r. ioam- iinil.sed. Il A ii’ici a .in a n i .n ai large is un- ll a is through Sitain and Portugal, known ..i 'g' "icd. A ml i Sms in Will 1.ik,riitltre.il *f v i a* pel Imps good i-oiiilition. we hear a vivid picture of in* c a s e d Ini-itic -.s a n d H i m vve An rieati.s should learn the SpnnAJhd surety not u preacher ! Tl|e pnlit leal |,ili.— oll i b language and vi-it tlu- Iberian learn of an outlook as dark a c o u ld lie V is u a liz e d h v e v e n to .d V.•(■*(■ tri.l *,‘ *T. loam , dl iv e this yn i i Was poor old Cobbler Coles, ■l-1 Mid W'.ibl are l" i,i -ilia l’i i)l:i| - the tie-t eourse t lie w ,y .oils plain & 1And yet folks always went to him th e most confirmed pes mb I. ho ” • .or. "I'ii. ■n- at) In a recent ru im la r i ■ lit 1 M taking i> ai ’l l r ■ 1 1 ie i iieniational poliii s for Anu-rTo have him sine their soles. ( ’ommi-rce and Finance. .M: .1. I'lia ii - n \ *: ) ' I We. ilt'l i,. i .t «1 in law 1' ’ ■ ‘’' -i:il • affati * i an e ty prove, a f te r all, to be 11. ( ’. D o u g l a s s . Mgr. 'i "Wt* h a w keen iniui in il ■. **.in jiel .-ui t m u Ip ; b in. , hi .(111 a 1!1 L; * i a v* ft. I- in tin : i aldv ol t lu­ in on rt reading of Don Quixote. Alid thr little Hello I.udy I ’s e d t ’n r D e p t. -in u 1 III. t t .11re*1 " F irs t, 11,itt mu [ i' ii— ji. I , 1 1.1 g I'l ,;1 e-1 1 lie Wnl 1 jW hn lievei gets ciiiokii !, 1 M - S . L e e S I. MtJlOUgh she gels a lot ot i irij; ■ Inis e v e r S e e n a n d i. g e l ... la t l nil tin 1line 'i III • 1• 1 ! 1 11 S'J V1 KS p iv s * l s 'n o l always engaged. \.I " S e c o n d l y , t h a t Ini 11■<laci. a n d t h a l n td io d v tin . i || wat 1 the Itii-t \V. F irst St. “ W H Y IS T H E A ' - 1' •II ♦* nf t hu i m a k in g a n y m om v ,«ii\ t.lbt i lea, .e . ■ mil .* * li . 1 I.MItlll \ I I VI l S t \ | t , \ II A. T im e-1 Jnion " T h i r d l y , t h a t l<\ l ’» I ’, in . a> . .li'li • • 1• . * i t 1i: ,• iiil.hniiL'b mi lames R !'. N it IV : \ iii.ii.g ..I *• i p -akels at 1lie d'1v ai * t •’ in ’ t. i*a ; n 1liltt ' 1’Hicknvan says lie wants a jury til p o v e l t v . 1 ill \\ t .H a. .11 * ib.m any [ .eat. 1 egnm. | .11 1M’• 1.7 11•■’I nii, was l-ul. \\ E. ' a t Intellrftuul- We hope h*. gets ton. r >h* i I n i l . 'd 11>. " A n d I n in i h l . . i l i a ' ti«i.i*.i’i.i""i I" "I* i I lie l,|g Wat 1,4/4 agn all' f JaV h...... ill; . it; He m ay-change his mind hi. , <»f duck "ie ill,*, .in ||«n'*rary S t.'iies h a v e h a r e lv c t t -argil :•» li-* *m: ’ ’I . I..I I WI’l I • W” m g t It* -v ml* t ■ tng of t lie 1 1 > --------- o in . ■f tin i'orly and Eight. •‘Among a d d i l i o m d i »•?. 1r il.n t ion aiiij i i' vm tl ! " i I ’ll I Iii a died Ida d p ii tli. ia I'n-I N'itl’l Hank Ikldg. I* nitrfi n ici-il m id > oitr I .A ( jith o l’c friend of mils has o f w h e r e We a r e ill W I I.o I hotliil I ,■ mi lit nUM chilli Ilian n1' t' • eu.io "in oiilul’U v |( a ■in*x a t a Rid* S ’ ntoril. Fhiridr., mill* ! l.t given us the inside do(M- that if AI l u js ilje r s c v c l e h a s l>e> n ;*1 >-I, - li<«I im: yrrtr T w,'/w nlil llmti-rj d 1 Cal drive .' ’Him.(tee in Why 1- 1 * ol. the •> Sm ith is elected president, he's 11*2!' ' a i .lei i l ing t . In w I Io ■'ll. oid a. '1 A ne *leati 1 Generulu, am| S ta r te r Service f o r w a r d In i lu y-( ■ it ’ going to appoint Tom Heflin am • •I i b ' -v .a |, h. ing ,|<,ii<* h l lmt 11 .■■i d and .1 t ill:. * It* . ■ w h i l e s e n n i t ili prt,'-* H'ti .■ hessailm to It..ini* R t- n a tid H a l i e r y Shop -I d d . ■Liili'iit j >f the n il ct r e v ■>■) ■ intituling t f u r l li in i|in ssilil'- " ’ I...I ' ee • .- i -HI. e taldisln *t r w. it. t .in/..,I ion ...... AA No cure for it, tail vrrlrt ■mi w. Second St. ill •I. IW t l h siii'li ■la .liuif: I* I'lg A frijttd of mirs assures as ihat ' *-• ' r '( (1 1 1'm eet -U v, » • relief is often brought hrt.g line- ol at h i It. **»11*r* in e hav e lb. lllelubl 1 do; ui ' ■ 1 1 1 \ , \\ • a i ' q u e s t jolt 111 util' milt'!; i Dpylc Cal )tmi will be the hpx" ■, . o f t lie 1. i { 1 |.*1‘.14 el ill ;i| I' ii ou r ■' a i <■ men I 'll lot i-III 1 Io Next i,, Spencer- Tup Simp •H vv * :U - \ i I* r-. ••ut gov(-rnor. t'arllon wmdd make a w a n t t n p r e p a r e " i i r - e i t , to III. Ill' a ’• ]1 v 'h 1 ■1 .1 1 4 'i he «•.*«■l.t t • ’ i..in. i Wa-l. •f f.egi.oiiiaii ' U-Uilill i, a r a g r !.i}' iii.isinesJfdod governor, we. Irlteve, but no! t h e r e is tin q lte 1n i l Lut i ia t -i ■11 Oi)> \c a n s t ’ • ... .1 a t. • 1 ’ 1 V V a p o R uh 1 •• v1 ! highly m ■“ V*Iii M V** ago*. I •1* 11•■r l"V .’ if __ CJisr Ti Million Jolt UtmJ I‘ttr*l Ami .! enough pisiplc . eallZe II to il ’ l.lhl w o u ld la* d i f l > i • nl I m i n h.ii.l : ink* 1 M• |id*’’ of M . • • • 1 , alt lea .gb ; 1 i < t ih. 1*1*1 11” I ■ O 111 I I,.ill I | r » : ..ii .li ’ h.np • vv. r> *11 -»ny good ' 1 ,| - til 0 Ilit ! 1 1 1 1 O VVil..it i •1*.-• -I * I'Ht- • .i1.ee, alld II VV.Is 11— 111• mail i t h . i l 's e x a c t lv i In- «| n ., »i*Ir v III V’. 1111 1, . «• . * 1 V. . i1 ' the d.-.lt' .ii d •h** \ ti »■ yet in In d tu - ■ o I ril v and pi * f i n d s h i m s e l f . F.v i r_v niie III . I k . w H i . n mi i: s i \ | r . , i i; ■.I \\ 11 :ltd 1VI t ill »p, \ ) * ’ h »xi client ohjeets 1 an i t t .• 1 An PaMei"; college |>i ,.lr sol p a r e tln -m .sc lv e* a c c n r d in g iv lull e ini' 11 i M\ it p* ■*■r 11a Ifneed. Ill ii *-I .1 it. im * . p, mil II iv mg - a 011I0 11 Vh\\ 1 ■ Mir I g toil 1 a 1 rent d r iv in g l ig h t s $ 1.95 jure gone to Sarasota to study one in,-til t o |tm k f o r giiod n i n e IVIII 11 ti. V ..•■• led III l**l'e. J) lU. .•■ I ■ . if . ’ l.’.d, in i ib, , ,,|,| id.,. 1 . e a.n and ih 1 ? 1 l* 1 e ideal > • •! 1 lie ctilllll t v v v .re SA N FO R D f>r RJngllng lit others' gorillas. l l l d i " *il'il* I' Ml t h e T i l e tr n llh h - V.ith 111«• t n | tie i I oi'il Jtalfoii. , i In v s o | i , i Mil .01 are . a . 11, pt ain't' O' 1 1 " | .hi • IK , : 1 hi lua. thiilgs dexclop. H a s n ’t Sail lord go| a monkey of Rooster I'lales u.'i li.is skint p a r t ii tilat ■* o a -lev • 1 . "ini I r.a .1 y ium »vl. and io im .lni'duik i - I 11 *I •in h paring in (0 inn. ill (1 .1 t , 1 , ■■•1 isla n d in g ■>( ! opinion <d' Mi aotm kind or other tli,- old le v A l 'TO I'OLISHKS aspect oi the sitmition in mind In m w l n . i l ie g e ite rjili/4 'S I’l* v which p u t- tlo'in it a .11- it'll oneeincai "i ih . i- win; o])|lo -C.i (Ill1 : II .4.) Mi'll *A.11 a.ran g r e a te r |Oo could look m et ? • I'll. 1, If giiverm. 10 ar 1 t lie con -t ’Hi . t grow ing need ot i * i||; i m a n i f e s t , .nl'. thtlige ithottl condition;t;i whole, and H i* T IR E S ,V T U B E S *-- *■» rileV a re free 1 mm (lull e>’lii 1Mh "T he \ tn< ie rit l.igtaa. IT. intr »i'xl in \ mi. Mi anization and m a pai l i r u t a r fhonoghafhs A* fm' a* local politics are con i nonsense.’’ A man m ilv l.e alt a . i i lmt i1 \ pb . when they d ia l with theii 1"ht lueting \ merieano’ . at ion ' thriMi’ t tli" • If •its of Hie Legion 11 IcCflied, tha t lamlldiite seem- most line of business inii it is e x t r e m e l y liiinl f u r •hill) In s istia l- I .at n 11 lends aii.patgn liuougt "'U iniumty ? c r - ! this VVI'I i... Stop a cold before it stops you. Tda ended. The relief lively to he elected who has sat ize f r o m lu> e x p e r i e n c e a m i n l i s e r v a t -ini- m t h a t pat tu u h ir HILL'S Cascara- HromiJe - Quiniaz K . and a tte n d .ng to the w ants and | work i- ■ •<■. lugiily import F. 1*. RINES ; on- the fence, kept Ins mouth shut lin e j u s t w h a t w ill li'iiiis p ir e m t h e e n t i r e m d u t r i a l w o r l d . Siopr tho cold, checks the fever, open i. i.|* n| ill add v. 11 an- and or a n t , b . * \ I I MINI*I* I’AIITV .1, . a ’ i *• eitl/.em v to -Jl Lais| | )r>| yj| the I '.wt-Is, tones the system. Insist oa *. arut bin skirts (lean dining tin* Inti f e n c e s ;iml g e n e r a l i t i e s d r a w n tr*>m m itd .ip ia le s u r ­ ie. " eieiitifii i .tapiesis t'.i27." pb .ire . f W ill U ii vet i.in- Inis j a reitb ni.at it means to HILL'S. ILd box, 30c. All dru££U& EjUIJtt six muiUliGppositf F. <». III* i l l l l . e tile greatest ol* v e y s a r e m i s l e a d i n g a n d <• u m e l m l d e t h a t it i " ’ho«.v> ■ us •av an atom lenlly isn't what ',ve • ’ •• pn-M.I it* 1 .illative p’ ' H I L L 'i thud it i It's a " g i o n p of vvhul It. aid Vli oto , ng the fact Ihat | il’l t I 11 II < d i the a ttention of C j i r i r n - tir o m ld e • O ulnlnt | J ; r t uVcosta, ir e of those who tu seek out', the view milv of those w ii..... Ini-muss p l a n s i tie v.avi-, eiiii-l-I ilig •!' nulii dv il; trip la t v.ni In I ’it r i - w.M mi nd.. . I. 'p | flew airoas th - Atlantic last sum t hi ni in ti posi i jott I*, -ee Im s i i m -- . ot id 111**ii - in i h*it i* en I. n u e h a t. . . lent - m i ......... Vdoilant Itarlor. I I'l. ie a ■id" r - of the Legion n i|r, was niTested the other day tiretv. I' iiaoi t . keep 11 a. * ot silence, l. t.iM’d that ii l.i... ( Io "ii I he great - | III e I ov i n.g the d'.’parfmeiit i . fof Rtunt flying over ttie citv of foil, at b u s t, vve I.now dial ilo-.e |s • tep ev. ,• l a i . o Io hind Hie tie* l ’ t l V o l l t o i 1 I■■ held in Got'al j N / w Haven Aviators who do not . ■ >nh i h i n r as "-olid m a tte r." ■ i fielld-1.ip l.e! ■.*■li*ii tlie United , Gable- \] t<. 2a. inclusive, jpret the rights arii| livi's nj nth ■ates ami I’ i a ’.. .• and 11 . 11, arid tiiat the session\ ( liN V F N T A N 11 a in.m bei th e re Weio other m a tte rs of it, ' will b,' , nd dcaerve t h e same punishment .-'.* anil beneficial UVV IMS \ m i : ■i i bgioiiN school- ‘in Mexu . are i . o t and importance coming up a - will it** anyone eUc. o t plea-ii-il. Kbitt< a 4 . I i,|. m anagers "‘aeeusi .l uf ti i. h 1.. a ttention am| ciinsideratioii. , I . e g i o l o aie also getting 1 *1bill l|l.« I hi),. 1 iin -:im I u» V. - * r“ P is ii ifa.lv oi l a 1"t *■ t »•» nt'\\ mg lehgnnis I:|itb to children ” i,.t it wire no.u'esling to find | ready Mrs. A m u Darkness, who deal o*a -oi t he general meet 1 a ;»n iH id IDS •• ’ t n im n l . •ct on|. I’ l l . ITwenty nuns were ill rested that , il"' offieiul visit..i mg in ■ ip other day and left an estate \ at> nin, Tex . next -i »■1 \ 11 •an | *11!•! ct i|U* but 1III 1 -i ribi i to '■-fop II.V )i.i jui Sh. i ilv aftervv.’ir.I a povvei ful !■ amt tile work .f I lie October lie ( -t - ill e filling slow I v tueef at about a hundred million. | m Il l'll til 1 L !•* I m im way as*.,i- a n«• glVlII, loll in inili.ni.il lull Me.olll v and new member-*, i III. lo|ll.ike sho ik pin t o| Mexien. I I a ula de|iailnieiit prn*nniil wnidrobe valued at 1 '/,'!* ^ ',,.,, >..| * \< Use i- *!i 111....... ........I ........ I ""In iduuls. I lmt enrtbqunke will have more •itfairs “ -am a n d . * lithllsia-t n .” frohl »';. veteihtis of the W inlil Dnlv $711 wtnlr her two aulontn- fomething pro ted in th* pape. See our local counsel (... i.. .... nia-papei e i eifeii on many Mexican mind- than 11., < W oman'- Auxiliary ami the War, a . * .. ‘ining to realize tile im dlrs were wnilli only four hun- . Some nibje, I is ill a-lle-i <1 ill I | i , il I 11 v if ” .l vv.inl (.. I n . I . a m a igum ent for ftcedom ol r e ­ I'orly and Eight Society of I lie I e. poltaiiie ..| affiliation with tin* sD igh lon . Sanford, Fla. (red d-llarm The wma- ef it i**. I papers with will'll t In- Mill ■cril.ci ill II.O-I II. now iniiidi d |M**plc ligion could have. emn were commended for their * x- distim-lly \iio%jefiu, nonpailisan can’t take her huge estate does not agree, hence lb*’ p a p 'i i- lliv > <ionninilv lin y will bk< - client stand and uecumplinhiticui. ■gr.au. Jpi her. |I wrong. No pnsMliihtj >f the ntll*- hand von a l. t of t h y people RU SSIA N HOI.SHE V'lsM lure ! scriber being w i oug. llav topped I lie paper" l.e, ex.allied without trial Leonid No^ h r Herald congTNtulaleii \V. i!. It is an tuiforUmali’ trait Glut ot onnet litlig appeili log ill it vikoff. head of the 1ram*•(’linensY()liainx upon iris retirement an people do not Ilk*’ to lead any side who Ii t hey didn't happen to agii Mil Huger. H r hn* made the of any public ipn-tion cx,cpt 111 1la 11 ne ia of having an ,.pin- iiin tra d e commi.ssiirial. Novikoff, a goyerntnent nffiiiitl, SAII.VNOTA TIMIAS Cft nf u hiluulion which would their side, Of course th. maki ion win. Ii they illdtt l hold pr A 'I was guilty of accepting g ra ft, the V* driven ntosl m m to drink and them n a n ou-minded and bigoted, •« titl’d to 1 bem, t lley fo| g* 1 ail miserable little sum of JtOtU. When the probnq- ciiurl at Cin- siii’.e f ‘i’ !a - y* ts. and ha- gone Ids i econl of If they leallv Would -tudv all till llnups tin* (inp”i lias p.il.li-hidiul ill- , leave* w recorii j* intuiti decidi d tlial Gee.g,. Retiiire W,1V It free man, 8k'di!evc:m Eh nl Io which he ran well Hides of public i p n -tmu- there ■ I o.tli vtlii.h they <lol iiy’l*’*. ami IF W ISE . HE would linve , , .un­ sh. add b asylum .. M,,b a perfectly delightful, jt; hit with pride. We wish him would lie mmii les- intolerance a i d spile t In in’ elves inure than a* y til (In* U nited S ta te s Vo steal n somewhat g n m . Iitftimr. the |*ro■ for the criminal in-line, Remus, in ipfOTy *urcc»i* in his future under downright ignorance m the world. one else by reftir-ing to Ii- 1«•■« to hundred milli >ns nmi enjoy ti im s«-1f. 1bate eourt ruled tha t since Remus’ Iii- cell, cried tluilNfiis was "the | ndmi wire s,, unstuhle that he wa Hgx, gtui much lens handicap. No man or woman can l-e a tru - III*’ opinion *.f others ami liiconti* There they shoot g rn fte rs w ith­ 1' ly gooil citizen nr a good \ m c n - | vvcll-inforoo ami gooil i ili/ci K out try in g them. Here oeia-i..italic most huilmrous I(tap-inn I have given to itreane rages, in w hi Ii Jntil this l.j h.appingr nnear.* ear1i huinical tam e easy t„ him. I. n tu thla kjlnappim Veho will not lodou t.i I ut on I’n p e n w, !*• me “ stop niy pat - we try them, but iv'i. won’t shoot t’Ver heard <>f." mils* iH- too dangerous a person to M over, we nileiiw’ all men to side of a .picsto.ii. i _ «« advim- nil t,. |,e , e l" order* f ’f they indicate the or even jail them, not the icnlly And so, in very tiu th . it i*t{ but allow at large. jk the Htruight nr.d narrow puth, gooil citizen one must be well in­ pajn * is inlciesti.ig ami is U’in * tog unea. it is bur.’ nous in n uifferent way When Remus culled the dev ..-ion Hum Rvnm* *U|*|>a*m ?. * i ypenk |o no one on the xtrecti* form* d. And you liin’t ts- vvell-in- * Ins’ l-j read. Usually wlici.......... littWCvoire lie meant that it wire lletfluc ■ i / i x ’ii r c a t t f k W A-s i.i.M.v.ii m inus Was put oil trial f*.|killLethcr you know him or not, to foMlicd until you Imvc Ih iol bolli stops ten take I licit pin -e, l .l . O U i GEORGE U A i amazed ))U wifl. Mis (tl.f( WIW ttlu( i iilieulous, lie, grin or laugh at no one, rer- Hides ef i|ue*tion*. lie wa« only partly rig h t., (*> find in Brazil American hireinrire „ ,, . . . .he was "m»l guilty by reason o f ' Now, the paper has never be.-n ply to make no untoward mo ve­ It "im.hum orous. We enjoyed a p r iiutient muhiciait of Lon m e n r a p t u r i n g South Auu’i icaiK iXsaidty:" and that was i xaetly deep chuckle, nrd We saw oilier* i l In the direction of anyone, to pulillshed (hat nilibl nr would *-v*‘n 11a >in ■ t > he aid* to iciucml.ei iradn. " F o r the moment all the the vcixliet th e jury ri-lurnrd. do the same, . ,, , >, . push rumen front Americana." says ►r no children ri'lca in your car try to please eve I y one If - m b ., liis Yet, pCticiully. ■ (itamjHtd byllmu: ami i m VvWdin* an*l he thl» jury* n.-i , -Jlut ' i t •x*a»-*m4f^!Rc9g?ng: Mr , -T V t 1 •* / e . ’- T h a n k a fo r the 'corn(dIntent. own M / i U r how well you m ay In* tir. t R .1^ .1 ,V,T ‘d 'y iH p td n * 'id , -f. ......... puivlon -ridiculous ’im,’ i*r l.e Ie IT lie wi.iildn’t wouldn't , h.. | 5ritreh a re not l.iukwuTd. insane, Remus ejjpeet* t .> t><- alloxv• b t e d w i t h them; unit i '•! ■ 'Z T „ T , V ' t ,to. r7 lie D e lioit >»»P« r Inloleiame. ol.want fi:l to jro b it way a * 'a rational hu­ ii K: e-w SHU RE TAM DRIb -d a lly ctraig lit-lu re d toward wo. xtinaney, prejudin The "u i tow Record „nc Sauth man being. . and narrow who have la’cn rending the nesK play loo Luge Honda paper making a determined • It w as svpposed that |u* would. u part, iii on ; i Domestic mile: Most «»f the l*ig ALWAYS SA V E something.. If (•paper* nrd who might m is- public life. T h a t sort <*f thing has happened *o (dan,) send^.Martin Washing, 1,1 ; j*»lre t-re held by -men in wlmhe you have brains it will ipen-irep * If Innity, many linu a l n thi- country. ton in place . . rruinnu ll. The Iterf r p r e t ' yo ur effort to dislodge All the education in the «,■..., not, raving wjU keep y *ti o u t-o f hor.» ccuBty tin of Mltd in ypur eye as an does not help the faiuilir vvlio ; boyhood homes there wire r* rcokiu the poor house and t h e ’ jiultyr**' Time tfnd lintv again a man has ord repu drehc.i *„ killed, has been mmuitted us a luti- <>( I'bmda s junior senator. —Delinpt a t M u u lt and battery. , won't listen tu hut one aide ol j u r .—T he Uuffalo KvtRbre News. field anyhow. ntic 'vho could not be held resnuti- ‘ Land Now*. M u sic * 1 p To 8 P . M i f t l l r r m u rid . T l i r I . .V. H . I o - s I f t t t a l b r s f l r l r n t l a K lim lda n n u m I m S I W ’ ui h a n d lin g M at* a m * u | w ltse n t rau al. jHissibly because th e o th e r was shot o ff in th e w ar. o r possibly for o th e r reasons. We have seen novices take th e ir chances in th e most crowded th o roughfares d u rin g th e busiest hours, when they should have confined th e ir practicing to remote, uni ravelled, country roads. A loud sipiawk, indeed, would go up* from the popu­ lace of the country, it railroads s ta rte d train s w ith e n ­ gineers. blind in one eye, deaf, or m inus ati arm . It seems almost ridiculous to suggest that eipiidk loud complaint would be reg istered if steamboat* or airplanes were ciperatP(j |jy n,on |jf> more capable tban those frequently found driving automobiles. And yet such a condition would probald v cost no nion liv e s than are anmiallv lost in motor CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Repossessei Cars and Trucks Ralph W. I^ossinj? 100 Whal Art* We To Ihxpecl? TOSSING'S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Seminole Securities Co. Tires Tubes (.'as & Oil CECIL L. RINES Filling* Station Elion I Houghton Architect HATTEK1KR $9.50 ASTHMA V8GHS Jnd COLDS iniprovotl rusidenee and STOITINC THE RARER Mortgage business Loans property Baldw in iVi o rt g a g e C o. TIIE HUMOROUS REMUS DECISION ^■af Da n c e HOTEL FORREST LAKE SANFORI), FLA. dinner 11 dance every i ^ J b E S D A ^ .o n d ■ S A T U R D A Y — -JL ______ ._______ ^ e Are Also Offering- A SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER . . . • ‘ At $1.50 |Viw-ret .q-'fY1 ' ’ --jJU $1,50 �7 nrt^r ■M ■ ' • .V " 7 "7V '•' ~f .“f S *% •'*•***>•>.• §*#■■*>*» ....-■• »«*•-*-*»» *• * SI »* 4 t ' / I '<11 ■- ***** *m * *" • « •• "• »KU>•«•F*>- I- * » Kin **««• I » Sank sum cr.ru VISITORS ARE HONORED AT PRETTY C IV K N B Y M R S. C. L. P A R K A ••* *• « (| H ., COllllfeCTION ■/ jtJyp if 'i I? f * XllA,mi .nVxr- t»£.thu Snni-.iiutiu.j- T-br-flernbi rr j,Trtrr rri*^ imteh I Bridge Club were most delightful- an error appearing in a recent IRS. F R E D . S. D A IG E R . S o ciety E d itor R esidence Tel. 37. : ll, <.1, a in i n :- wi , ,........... ttith hcr usual and Mrs." Dirk Brown. . ly entertained Wednesday after* "tory umler a Tallahahsce ii.it? - gnu-ion . manner. Mr*. Chnrlc.* knjoyinp the cordial hospitality I noon as the guest* of Mr.c Kd- Htfo in which it ivr.* slated that N. V. C.; G. A. Kontidn, N. V. ", 1.. I’nrk Jr., was In.-t.'S* nt an j * I Mrs. Park were: Mrs. C. l,. m«m*l Moim-h at iier home on the I'rlnce Athille Murat w&s n son C. II. Taylor, Chicago, III*: > unusually lovely l.i iJgc__ iPA'ty. kj Sr.. Mrs.-.I.ucUUtV e s t -Mi.1p_ Tlu. i m u . - , u . - h m— o . t i u i ‘•sTAiwekiMMit* ttn-iee/. mii»■ Ilcr» _------- — --Uuau.Vi I— ,i j- A. Shaw :a?nt~Trrfe,.Ch aik aian , ‘ F a t u r - d r y - n f l r i ' i ; m r n r.t h i-r-Jm im -* , v T " 7, ” •">*»■ cord tnlites had been placet! were aid’s attention has been cuIKhI U» N, C.: G. H. Tul/ome, \\tin n T r, in Kd-vw.md when :*lu* e n te rta in -* ,; >d uoyhYMr*. I,. Well*. i,vam|fuUy adorned with basket the mi; tithe by Mr/, c. M. Berry. Gn.; W*. .M. Dtmliar,* Atlanta, tla.: .M, . C. II. Cojrhuvn and j o u r .- j ,',j i)( * j , iu.r guest*, *?’ A; ' vMrs. William 3.„, ll|lwN )l( fnliti I 4 A11n11•i. (lit.! \\ . calendula* and (wlm pointed out that Prim / I'arryintr nut the color* Murat was a son of the kins -3 H I | , Xclcph**110 Monday in piK*v of Mi*.AlitI Iil Vtrtil; !l’,‘ , Toe 1 THE * 1 jn v. s x • w/till comedy ,r , , , "11 \ I T E R C P " Milano Paramount News Extra added nttrnetJon nil1week except Friday. ALLA AXIOM, <'U the mystic. Ask Alla Axiom, lie'll tell you. .. i — ^1— , ’ I*-V •«■T■!T/errp «| '1 * 9M il*i**M .11...•-4 • •. * * • i iT.vc » 1 Ml ■’.U j M d lli1 !J r.v . G.Jglk‘* * ... *4^3^ Sfe ,<-v P^llV.N i vf" ? v> V"- ' v • b.V'^'tf,r W*‘l ro«vc- *w«re‘ sb v.ill i.ici't « » ' ‘ * '• * ‘ ’■ rMiI a‘J1o i :i loll....... “ "le, '• i’n‘1 ; ='• .• Knoxville. Tottn fsl 1' Tin* in iii of i T ;n 1. . to oi p.oi . t - tin* o' I k * I lie e nest • I VVel • In pill i fill lie... ;.d d wll.i J. K. Pc- “.m [ Ftt a d. I I n"k.et and I >■ I of • /. i . , p :i WT.PM 'l»\A Jjn.vi 1 * ie meet* a t ■gck at : la ll 111'* bf Mr*. I ’ i : !' .H)t:ig tit :!'■■ || ’ til . |Hj.f I . n l Avenue l'n tls u i :i'l. d l.e 111 In ,I! :e I?, llr.tf M i-. I t*.>1 Jure 1 till'll i the il.tt n ■ti • in it*-; :u •! . fn ■ :iie tt om ­ t In ’.*;iti d m; i.'.e.' o| iier. >let ! it a: ■ * k. li. ■n jdavi d the l :. * | r '■■. a «|U.iil ’ p_ ! I e!i L.. will en l u tliT ) tern d. ii u l a w n t" Mr . ■li' i.' , 1 ■ In* Bridge J, K. Ill I a . i « i .1L I : i. e, a put ■ h li. a If h i II f III ti ry f. t it b.-wI, v i i.t i .< Mr . II. I }at. T iu tu h c r . T!,e two e m a t of lii-aidtir.e It . i I’M -e p; i ly wi-.’e |o e n '. d I. ties o.' I! •.tbtI tt],. .ii ■ i . r.'.n.jtiilv gant iie tiu ii''. t: *i i>i | it May I oi tli*' tif '( moon ilie ttibb m ’I’.i'.id h i . i linen e.iiiT* a ie P i •im y1 it .. (it itiim: . • l * tm'fi d t iiiittl Till IB 1>\ A i : Sv mi null’ | hr nii't raltme- . rhe*’ n* w il< r r -J m r . s. will lit* ■■IV) 1 li.U 'i tie. tt I i11 M 0 w ... , .1 -Mu’"'!'- r u n :.ki , i vil- 1 y *1 >.• .e ai d ,• ed by i*-., I • j i >t! 11... 1 ll Id Ml \ I I >ll Vl I I'l' ’; . ■ ' N l> s l.i.Li i.i , •* .. <• at 1 he Mj i in it . ■. V. I .Mi futi* t... .' V 1 i ■luck, k: o.iv. Li', o', t .‘.i ie : t J ViJ v <1 t"i' i Mai1 1 »*%%ir\v •*! l irV»*f| T v tbv ns^istnl \>v I v.M tmn lo-je 1 Mrs. A. tt Kjip . Mrs. U-e Coho- 1 \r Ml'.*. Iley. .Mrs. I ■ourti M l Call. Mr*. F**v. di . .Inin.. . p. UJ itu lp . I ri i . . ’ihurn!:’ . lit'!’ :.:ii :■. P 1 Jpin ■*vveji*tils. ■:. . ci « •niK'ixivK" becomes a »^Wataiy:... .a*Jlu». : “/iwjl ,n *U’^*l'jth«mvA>a nh3r .-’t.:.’. llorrint’ Ahv; ,-'*V I 1 1 *-V - l. I . h ** SA LE B IG -i TUESDAY. TODAY Mrs. Langley Honors Mrs. A. Dial Cray . I • .< * >. * » NORMA TALMA DCF. PRINCESS . f-l'I's, Mrs. .1. G. Ball, Mr*. Shei- and ,. ** ami gold. A fter the sta te I Naples, of piogtessum* had been M0NI1AV . ; cores were totaled and it I meeting bund tha t highest score had ade by Mrs. Clyde .llyrd Ictuptcr I * -iho i shore, Jacksonville; k . k. aunjj at 3A'J ' 1 !“ hmv, Jacksonville; C. H. Moore, Hei ;, ville. All... w ire vi.p. ,r> «* h e r .inueliter, Mr . Lloyd lloyl.0 H iik- It.own. Mrs, Alfred W. Urn. who rer» ived a set of liras* t r a y * . ! Siuttnrd,’ on S a tu rd a y n ih of_ Hu - «or..v ho»to? | Jy., Mr*. UruxtoM H. lla g g e tt, Ilefivshmenis of eongcnlcd fruit j Mrs George m r n , £ J a c k - onvlUc; A. I.. White, .I.-mkT.'i rd beautifully adorned w i t h j Mr*. J . Otin Lnney, Mrs. A. W. salad, imle. i , lies, olives and cof- j for the I'1’ sonville; L. T. Pous, Jacksonville.; **s _ ’■■Sivls of rose pi*..d pink SW'K't fee were served by th e hostess I transmtir.j iuiporlan ^hpppnlck Itros., J.ick-onvillo; II. Mr . Beecher Kent ami VlI,. | HVi* ami fern* I , l bluci tap ers Ii au Moore, Mrs* IMiuund Melreh, a*. i*ted by Mrs. Alfred W. L* e Jr.. ..“ Bill" Cody . ; A. D unbar, Jacksonville; J . It. Ge-m... Ik.I,............. W i n : , I . . a, ra n g e d silver . holder* uJso ■ : H. It. f ( -all I;., John W. at the c.;mlu*ioa of the game*. in L will meet a t 7.30 | Thornton, A tla n ta , Ga.; K. K. Playing bridge were Mr*. Bay'L a ^ tflUkUl tl,uch’ f,U' .oM*rh Jr., tin. . C l) do Byrd and Uik,.1 \\omen’.*■ Club lo r T ether, PJJ/cw ood, X. .1.; ( ’. C. w, ■ lie as). Sts of Mis. ' •‘G tu n n i o M w K K i’ t i r e olors of rose, blue atid ^g iv c fi ■^ ^ li 5 moiul (i. FoXt Mr.-*. Hraxtuu II. llulohe, Hradenion, l-'Ia-; II. II. :uiiv <i I riiltiY. weri* featured in e n t y ' detail. J . added Baggett, Mrs. Clyde, Byrd, Mr*. Hadlnw, Jiu'kr.onvillu. l-’ln.; F. Ik t Til,|ue tulliJ ae on' l^.aiHc LfJI; ( :,v of the First Stm li, Jnck-oiiviHe; Miss rloi'eiue .tic Kay, wlm is Jmne« L. Welf*. Mrs. I'harlt'- L. r w IN NIK WIN til li.Mr. .in.I’Mi . W. C. IIumi.L . Gio<veiio:* hiickarrounds.,'w , a « Ll in Vyej>- i senior ^at I’oflin* t ol!i*gt. spent P arks and guest Mi*. Lucille VinJtnwe. Tiillafiassee: !''oic.*t Jnhn- r.ouo. .j tin liiith of ;i ! o*n, I i.'.i !**• mid Ing . s c o ■os I i fl,e interiyltim: liir wer.t r ml lie/C with her rent of Maeou. Ga., Mr*. KmineW [ike I, it Mrs. Jamos ' on, Tullaltassee; I.. ’J'. Chrysler, day J a n u a ry -<! at th e ir limn " T i l i i MAIL MAN" p a » m , played d u r lu r the -s'iftorJ m \\\ , Tenth i'.tteetla u m ls Mr. ami Mi . Glen K. Me- McCall. Mr*. Lee A.- Conolev arttl Tito bahy I,.. Vtrlnndo; F . J. l.onghney, Hot I!.' ewoed. noon and ai the cotn lusiun o f llm huy. ‘ Af».«. \ I feed W. Lee Jr. B Mallory Circle of th*J Sprl«i«ii, Ark.; Poe, l l a l mum i .1 lm William. .f if th progri s - ion. .orus. w eie ■tUt Ck'. r.-h w 'd ,n.l 'A prings, A rk.;-C SI ruble a r J .. ;l, 1 S .......... . ... . . . . . . . F. . St eiiiiipcued ami i mi , e foij high* 1 li m any fiieipl* ol .Ms,-k y » » * A n to n io . T e x .; A. V . . o-j i_to r e r box ■ l lo 'ib ig a n t’s 1 I n t b ^ t * * d, n ’e. Oaw l,i w n n t t*d M i,s s .i * - * s ' tpeUing PJl -* le I a «nI that l Ii>l t .-lie «i•-> ' ‘ * ‘ |u,( nmtitir of the Mem- j Contmu, Maeoi;, Ga,; Italph Ska mni i . Wo ma n ’* a , ' - c .11. o p e r a - i . - y u . Ilelm, ................... {. Lcdtimamj, I m J : -... ...... .............. LaitgTit ■ M « . F n ik wo* given u lo v e lrj c ry sta l tea bell. Mi . Yi.nccnt r« reived a bcau ifal oic'oid waxed l mItrn B* B e g 't t will w a te r lilly and llovvr.e bowl to .M i Mary liiggin* leli l i nl.o I the nu ial'i'is of her m atcb, wliil*’ Mr-. Gi ay w as preI Bridge club at In.* home Mrs. Theodore W. Lang lev v ; * ‘ ....... ./ ' * u h ,,‘ in te d an opri.ot n y s t n l bowl and hosteto a t « lovely bridge p a r ty F r i - I ^ M'rnd t. *hm t turn- wrM be. IMtllik. w a te r lily to ua ii-lt. j d a y n f le m o o n when *he ontet ait j daugitt* **'1' • • ’ TtT . 'P Cl At the tea l.i.'if bridge arces* mi Lof id: former residenltr ed a t io r Imme in Mayfair, ij, t , Mir'd >i ,1.i : . curie* wrie n oie.id and tint | „ , fi m . Votl. s ta le Mg Alt . A. Iiial lir a ) of I .a v. • , ' y., |. ,*\|.;i’ed in an ’;., k* i tables *|'i*.id wi’.it dainty epiO’clrck, . ' I .*■ SlUlfnAl S. < v ho is vi- ■ *g a ilio f i< ,,,. , i|i(,| will li ■ It. >• ibroidi i. il * a n and refn sbmelit : Club, f t till’ uporso „ f o; hi/• k I M; Id .d Ik ! . ' ,■ j j m f\A., |(. l o d ..... mind, m lad. piekle*,. tl. JVte, I'eii i .11 mi at J] of cchicken piekle.*,. ptltnriaii ioiw \. •H I T .........................*••• . ■ ■■ »r* _ H ,^ TnE sAxrfint) ttEimn Moxnsvv .Vantauv ao. loan PARTY •*• p•• - • .«• *J #»„** * * l . i luitI*. 1 v.iii o i.l f*r M ila n e T h e a t r e i Hero you will find odds and ends in almost every size and style*of shoe lor both men and women. Some of tlu* lines are new and the list of sizes is complete. To lurther clear this stock we are again pm • ® Eri. Eve. Feb. 3 .-'■'I RED U C IN G At 8:15 ^ ,* * PRICES- -"•a HERE YOU ARE Ueraldine [ 1 •’1 ,-j W - .V-W, ....-—^ *-- - ■ | j V' . mV ' J V'i i Pi ice j , , / t V,- i * M .A ii i. 1 1 • • ll : B i !t' ' l i , iilt. .1 . .li tt'H ., li 1 . . r. 1| . *f . ,' l i b \ t . . Mi . 1 V i th e ' . ( . i; t , .V \* . . '■ ■ 1 n t * I . Mi 1 ' el m Mi.. Mr \ r t . ‘ . i •’t " I ;1111 ’. 111 Mi itod [ G. ti vh 1 n . I* I1,. 11 at. |!i nine I ..lie ' f* » k C* li'" ■! , '|i i t " l Lake Mi.. JrZ t (.; .1 ' A |j»V/'h. 1 hi m rilialiy ” ,•< Mi. . }‘ *f. J \ t" f01 b <;■ .,,i<n ■p l-.iirttr til M " i , .Mt T< ■ 1Mr . ( Itigl IV*:.t .'• v ■ ‘ ATI p *, r ill I'l i di i :i* 1 1’or- J i a.ild i to ' ti k t ' ’I P 1 ak i : v- AI;u 1■11Itj. , !r, ,. s ' l ’i t i n i iiv ’ Fall*. N F rank I.. r li net on. N \ Bran I- ’ m »:p 'I - ' i i i” aii il infold • illtOlher "I ■a * , , .'v ll will.; Air. f - A' V’ *,f I. New Htt'vJ t . ' •'*' ” d Alls. Chill Ie* f Ga.; Mr. „„ | W V, 'H i n t i c City; s. .' 1 A li Axiom, St. , IL L Williams. L V ; , !" 1 - I P. K ilpat fejlr K 'he rt, I b 'f ,'1"1 , l s ’ ^ :i,n Amler' Mich ; Mrs. .7. J. ’ , V.'tk City; IL :l. I at tin’ f h u t' h. tt e-li yun lm aied M *? vi. . I. 0 11. II. Gli a, iti ami c.\ Rev, wife "* South Carolina, the rnjra ed worker.*, a te sj irii filled Kvmig 7:15 P. M, P a sto r S. I. Keeler will preach Sunday at 11 A. M. t n d 7 :f5 P. 3 f .“ S u n d a y mlmol ‘ ’ lj,rr> • N alter iiu y im r,! i^hday Excepted) C I- Heautiful Hlue Kid Pumps, real $10 val­ ues, selling for in $3.85 79^ lllo n rie M ilila ry I wo-. Im t(o n a n J i - i*up p o r l >iine*. S i l l v a lu e * *elliltg lo r : on 'Hu* Idincy !>* v (Mean­ ing C’o. is a mighty good place to have your clean­ ing and pressing done. Their service is good but their work is better. Tennis Shoes , 92c I :• ! eitslon ier, for SANDALS 95c and A 1$3.95 *2.95 1 (aide <»r mosllv brown, for liigh-lops, J u s t receiv ed a new s h i p n u n l o f nien-H w o r k .sh o e s a n d l o ) in ch h ig h to p la s its . B a rg a in p rices. Men’s Special For Children H ere’s a lot of men sh oes. S m ith s, Walk-Over, Hroektonians and N et lietons, all SIO valu es we tire going to sell for We have one lot o f Children’s sh o es, straps, ties and o x ­ fords. Sim plex brand, in assorted colors, 8:t valu es, sellin g for 69c ft ( rL n d io s’ SS tintl ( ;,t S'J.*.>.*) m u . |m i r ;uuJ , j ° U r ,M |L I U n SIB for an. f.W’i ■ Ite . , A -• B This Stock Must Be Cleared of These Odds and Ends, Your size is here-You Profit, ____ SHOE ‘‘I - 1 H i; M Y ST IC * i Adults 5<V Children 25^ MARY h i, ;■.'■■ / -— . . . Ml II OF T H E A G E ’* _____ . ••* .is* n Dr. J. R. V id Ier, Chiropodist. ■■■■■■■ ' ■' 'ifT'. » $1.65 YO UR H E A R T ' . / i l , JA, ’ f.-i > . . i: Work Shoes | "'eVe sim soiling S Men s Special i $2.95 H For Tlu* ( hildren ■f * b'rf*' pump*. SKI and Ss values. 1 79c .slra p s f Dt.’H ’ ■ i i• . t. :i • II" 1 .* ,* A*n* bl'to-' >i ,— - ■ . * ■ » # • 0 \ lords, Io - $5.85 Laney Dry Cleaning Co. A S K HIM T H E — ?— N E A R E ST |tu*e. only tw o • pair M e n ’s h i g h t e n n i s ? F o r e f o o t s J i n d a l s . 4 Mig'h 0 x r ‘, n , s i,iul s h o e s . S I .05 a n d SI 1 S l o c k tip f o r s u m - . t a n s a n t I t d a c h s sc v a lu e s, e x l r a sp ecial. \ m o ral j m g l o r onlv . The f dye almost any shade in fast colors. Try them if you are in doubt. They me * Sanford's, * 4 leading cleaners. WHITE SHOES j Special on IIOSK-'* | Few pair hciivv jill-hilk $4.85 Cleaning ladies’ silk dresses is their specialty,. ^ religion. Iltingty heart* will I. iP*» h e lp e d , by th e ir full go p* I nos*. Song service will begin a - t .Martha Wasbinglon L;itiit’s’ Dress ( ’oml’ort Shoes, values, now ll 1*1 .nils— I Hill 1 ooinii7 *i Phoning 4ti5 will bring a man rignt up who knows his business and. can tell you just what to do. ■ elists. They advoeale n il tin. I*tr- V v ;i ' , r - iini1 Mrs.’ nt 10:00 A. M. C.; vi j ’ *' t'antrall, (. 7 i Stamnt, N. V i All are welcome. « f i hi“ '1 Argyll’, N. v . > • S il a n e w I'.n lt, mor-sagi*. All a r e invited * „ , ttsvili... |-n.. c . come and h e a r the word £ God t e l; w1,fr- '•"■‘"Ville. P n .. V i l 1' 1" ’ Stivannuh, Ga ; j r r t forth in love and faithful- S *D’jv^V’ ^va,)"nlb Ar.ni,. i ' '■ Sava»»oh, Ga.; Go'»»il Mr, t.. V, IV Metltn li ’. Turf.dny night, Ja n . 111. Add) c ■>. C le a n in g i.t tt a . i t near i i |d . f 1 Arch Support - SHOES A lev . I m eeting will s’ ;ti t I nd ; iiceomp.’tnied l.tidiv-*. Alvii < tttttl t "hi 1*1ri’i t s hrilrimm w|ip]H*rs in -.tilin*. Ii’ttlIters and li-lls, one n iir Io fu s(outer, all color*. onlv pi Ill's (lull-. *(l-oper.ll It*.’. Springfield. anil wife, • P i l’d. onk i i p t ebniio • nt M ii| ", ' J.ftfl. PI t"» on i on le r rilled io order ol Revival Meeting N. .1 ; -"■- ’ ; Mi and Airi. t». ,V y , , t b.imtier of t e in m e n e I1»Y la l" I I ' III * ill ,t I I • ‘ f It* re i io j •1' '• • I I \lvl-: t (> ■' ’ ' 1 *.lid o in h *'1 loti ; * ___ . "f •-*..., v‘-if♦A"»' irAi- *S<***j ■iN A _______________________ ■MtiSMHNalfiMiidtea J �- ft • . l ~Y * • ’ •. • ' - ’r.' r ^■ ■ • i!• ' . i*V j 'm Jl, •• . . . . . ......... .... '• " .... ^ . ^ 3 5 SS5r n r r ~ ;ir :i" r ffrrr=* : ; '' 1 ■ > ^ > ’\ v * ‘ 'J'.’ • l . l b ■ - J M Ji X i v ;f .y .-!i h i i i L i . _ ~ ...........••••••• - ^ r.:* ---- » • ~ ~ • — ■r r THK SANI-onn HEBALD MONI>AY XAJiUABy .10. I 02it- . f t ; ^.ftr a*jin:,V ~ ~ ! ' ...».................. .......................... ....... • !— L £ n r T -= !r ,'!i ...,1 tX*TM /# / } « ’.*• 'If you would be smart, wear color. If you would be in fashion, bob your hair this way. If you would be well-dressed, wear clothes designed as I make them. Paris today sets the correct fashion in women’s clothes, for a waiting world, .be-. cause with French women dressing is a studied art. Their chic is supreme. Through advertising, the genius of Paris is brought to the attention oi thousands of American women. In Seattle, a charming lady wears the newest Paris hat. In Texas — a pretty girl chooses fashion’s newest necklace of sparkling crystal. Am Iowa newspaper advertises a copy of a Paris frock at a moderate price within ten weeks of its appearance in the French capital. If you would be well-dressed— choose your clothes thriftily and successfully— wear them with style and charm, watch what •the charming ladies in. advertisements wear, and read what is written in the magic name of Paris. . . . » V • *0 ....... ........................... .. ■ --------------:----IMt .. t. . '*:■ t < v w vv . .. - - ■ - T * • • • %. Read the advertisements and you will not only read what Paris says, but what the women of America do. h v. ■ • • S• T ^ | T * * • ** *. ,• * . .v . •* •* • • - • t’ ^ • 1 j ft* • i l .j n 9» ] r'i Ifn i* * ]I c U < •.. * i ♦ I o *• /.« v * . / |WJ%U | A *o • * • ■?;> s * -- * ' i 1 ' ■■ + c *+-’ *• • • 1 * - 4 - b \ J it * 4 * . ; v* �TUE SANFORD HERALD MONDAY JANUARY SO, 1028 PAGE I1VB Political A nnouncem ents Jj 6— H elp W anted Male g w ly « « • « J a D- KATKS Lh In A d » .n « • 'o n n.K H K o k r m c t i T r o r i i T ^ 1 uinh in announce thttl 1 inn u for to lh» ji K rlj’i T»( rTi | r% mi in,, a'iicull Courti of S*-iitii»uli* **%’Utit). Florida, jrci u* ill** iIhcihIoii of the Demo­ cratic Votii* t*i Srmlnnlc Fount)1« In iln l»imitiTnilr Primal > l*l*?i*tluti to l.* It.id on Juno Mil. A. P. 1*2*. v i: D o n n . A s s ,11 US IN E S S ( H 'l’OIlT U N IT Y P rofitable and sub sta n tia l business connection Is nvailnblc f o r your d istric t.-a s .d istrib u to r o r —d e a le r for u F lo rid a Corporation which Inis the selling rig h ts for th is s ta te for several of th e best known, metionally advertised • products which m e pa rtic u la rly suited to Florida. These include E le c tric al R cftfgerntors, H e a te rs, and o th e r electri­ cal household necessities. You enn have as la rg e a distric t ns you can finance and w ork intensively. The credit requiremortts a re liberal if you can fu rn ish good references. W rite iimnodintely giving full de­ tails, address: Southern .States Snles C orporation. Suite 717, Times Building, St, P e t e r s b u r g Florida. The Market m i l t'l.CllK OF COItltT 1 neteUy anuouncii my candidacy for rl, rti of ilif-rirctilt rtrirrt^ soli* J['l't to the wilt of the voters lo too 11,'iiiocrulti- pitrnary to be tield 4 u,o' * I wilt 11 ppi til.. 1 lu u r SU|>|i»t l It A O'.'Bit , Radio Programs MONDAY. JANUARY 30. fc45—Seriii.annual Meeting of Business Organization of Gov-' ernment S|nnkcr*, President Celery; Markets Stlfijifieif by the ^ H a rk c t ’News Service, Bureau of A gricultural Economics, It. E. Corbin, local representative. IN F 0W F E H 5R I* TO DEMOCRATIZE GERMANY’S ARMY A fte r a veiy light tiny’s hhip- O fficers And Soldiers O f R e­ ments of Flnridn celery on Friday publican Arm y W ill H ere­ of last week, the shipm ents picked a fte r W ear Sofl Collars up again Saturday. Destinations on And Jnckets Open A t Neck -Cmdidge ntrj lleju ll. .3irL 7irrtr— - 4d cars nf Flnt Trla. relerr-tvm* rf- CHICAGO, Ja n . 30.— (IN S)— WJX, .WEAK \V E E I WTIC W.IIh>rtcd by the railroads to the U. Bureau of Agricultural Economics *"oilders of the G e nua * a rm y will A R .W T A G WRC WGY WGlt as having been shipped Saturday. | hi i c a f te r w ear soft collars with WCAE WTA.M WWJ WSAI WGN KSB WOC Wilt* WOW WSanford and Oviedo shipped 11* , il.iv u ts and jackets open a t the .* • • 8C a tin® ' o f these' cars to the, following neck, and generals will no more DAF. hjVOO WFAA W llA S ' ’'"....7c n line f u n T in : i.Ft:iN i.A T tiu: plates: t Chicago, I Cincinnati, I he addressed " VourExcellency,'* VVSM WSlt WRT WBZ WBAI. i t i on r e p e a t ­ I hereby unuounce «ny eandldncy j Coltimlms, 1 Des.Moines, 2 Detroit. These a i e decrees just issued in WHAM KDKA WLW W JR Kfor the «taif letrlktalure. Klrouii One) Mitijm 1., the wilt of the vot* i YW KWK. 5 Florence, S. I Jacksonville, 1 a rm y orders by Minister or defense ed rates »rc to t er* In 11,,- primary of June c New York, 2 Potomac Yards, 2 Gcssler. 8:30—A. & P. Gypsies -- W E A F 1' \V. KST/MINUBR. A dherncts of the old time regine Boston, I Rochester. 1 Waycross, I WEF.I WTIC W JAR WCSH ‘f f ' a S g * lcn*th WI .IT WRC WGY WCAE WT-, W. Albany. 27 cars went out from ( g re e t the new regulations with inr« m s i n .11 if f f h liS of 30c for Maumee District, HI of which were iligpation dconlring the a rm y is goI heishy an non y/ 1 nitsvlf in a AM WWJ WSAI WHO W D A F camHila tr f«ir i*ii**rlff of So ml no Ir billed to Savannah, 7 Waycross, and ' big to pot. Republicans welcome KSI) WGN. County subject to the netlon of Sing i» « 8lricted I each to Chicago, Pittsburgh, Po­ the change ns a step tnwntd demllte l'rruocr.ttir urtninry to o« 0 :00— Musical Album—• WOlt held In th? e«r|y pari of Ju'.o IVIt. nerntizntion of the military tomac Yards nod Toledo, , WEAN WNAC W FB l, WMAK f S T i h e S .P Veiy rreprctivrly. The new unforints a re bonig in­ Then* were a few snles on S a tu r ­ WCAU W JA S WO DC WAIU 13 K. LUlAbr. wiU be responsible day nn the f. o. h. basis at Sanford troduced gindunlly, at first onyl in WKIIC W G IIP W.MAQ KMOX incorrect insertion, at $1.50 n c r a te In carload lots for a few regim ents. The jackets reWCAO WOWO. Fttll Stl'iatlXTf.Xl>HXT OF for subsequent 3— F inancial •T lll.lt: INSTHLCTION ■I II dozen sizes with 8's discounted tehihle the English cut, and the 0:00 -Riverside H our-~W JZ Wk. office should be I mil .a kaiidldatn for re-eiertlun 25 cents and 10's 50 cents. The overcoats the American model. F o r UZ WBAL WHAM WJR WLW ediatcly in ease of to tinufdce of superintendent id S A N F O R D BOND AND M O RT­ wire inquiry was good S aturday,; "fn tig u e ” w ear th e menwill w ear publli Instruction for Krtiilnole KYW KDKA WRILM KWK KG A G E COM PA N Y . 112 Second County, subject to tho DemocMitlc VOO WREN W IIA S WSIi WMC , eon^ilering th a t it was the last • white or f ield grey shirts with Primary. Vnur supinirt wtii bo upSt. VEBTISERP day of tlu- week and that the mar- sport collars and field grey craprenated , WRT V T A A WRAP. V/lll loan on improved business t . w . i.a w t o n . kets have been so dullvats. ft;30- ifimetal Motors P a rty j representative end residence property. Also will .Make . Milksop* ___ !• ttezitiL- le m pel utures were -Uli W E K I—WT.IC— W JAR— W-TAU eny firstjnertgair* ag.cegurity.__ t miliar with . r®1?.?. Ft 111 ITXftK tlK C i'lT CIUTIT .p o r te d over the District Saturday ( The inaugration of soft collai* cUsiificntion will WCSH WLIT WRC WGY WGR I hrn-l.y (Uino'ince III) eiiudldur.v 10— Livestock and Sunday nights. It is ton early ar.,| ( ra v a tss has especially touch­ ,plctc information. for the t»fl I. e «l cterk, of the W CAE WTA.M WWJ WSAI Circuit Court, khbju-t to the nettuil to tell how much damage hit-* been ed thi‘ feelings of old officer*. 21— Ix ils F or Sale 16— H ouses For Rent ph, they will assist KSI) WGN WCCO WOC WHO »I tin \oteie »» June I'lini.u: P U R IN A Chows, Seeds, Lime, i|,.iie t" the celery. . They insist that the e n e rv a tin g -ef­ in*, your w ant od WOW WDAF VVII vS WSM W It It I.' CAS. Huy, F a r m e r 's Supplies. Buu- Six room house: Tenth, between * nlm etto Avenue lot. facing east, fect of the more comfortable uni* Bore effective. ' ! ( ' w s n WIIT WJAX WTMJ ninn llrus., 212 F ir s t St. i on 1 tit \ t \ r i m s t a i t i m ; P H IL A D E L P H IA reports tlu foi m will make miilksops of the Magnolia and Palmetto. Rent w ith 75 feet frontage, enn be K VOt i WFAA. U T im .u a vveatlu'e at 111 ahuv«> zero and clear. soldiers. reasonable. Phone 251. , bought fo r $1,000. Address owner, t hereto :111a..uliei- my I'Jiiidtdiiey 10-A — P ou ltry And E g g s -----------------------------------------------— ' Box 24 c a re The Sanford Herald. lor I •••eleelloh to the ..(fire of Supple ; a l e liberal 011. this market. | Equally unpopular Ind r o u n d am ong the Couiil- t i m- i . iilliia Allol'lli ) Mil.. Prinuud slow, market weak. 1 prew ar officers iis the rule abol­ MONDAY, JANUARY 30. F R E S H eggs, Baby chicks, and FOR R E N T — Five room bui ga- L o T BA RG A IN Lot 1, Evans Jeet to tli. will of the voters in 272.il—WPG Atlantic City. 1100: P l.u It I DA 10-inch crates in the ishing the title of "Y o u r Excell­ ■liftbook from Chevally primal') on June *; H utching eggs. Cnckleberry low, unfurnished. $25.00 p e r ' T o m tcce, 03 x «'5, Corner Mag the I'.’in... tp-MN 1: i . i : o n . \ i : i *v (1:45 Organ recital. 8 Dinner dance. t ..ugh and wndicd -I-*} dozen were ency" for generals. Gesslcr hue ’ pnikcil in front of F a rm , I-tike Mary. month. Located at 2 1 2 t P a lm e tto , ,lo|i(| A venur lllM| Hughey Street. -t lime at $1,75-2.011, 3 iloz, at ordered th a t h e r e a f e tr generals be iture on First St , i o n (T.iriut n r 1 1 1 1 . f i u t i r r '.i;15 t'oijim t orchestra. 10:30 Dance Avenue, t.e t the key at Ttie He,- . ,-riv€. $750. Halt cash. Best buy o lih e stia ^ ' P . 2 . 0 0 , ^ > A O .‘I u 4 - . $ L 2 5 - V . a t t . addressed also by private soldiers, ht. party was seen C H IC K S —Selected stock, deliver I Ol HT aid office. 1 ip S a nford. . Phuuu 783-r-M. . ,1 k s - 1 -v m iiiuuim . my ca ndIda . y - ‘ 2S5.5- WBAL Bultiuvurv. “11150; merely “ H e r r G eneral.” ■■ * and .may avoid • • " ? . oil. W . Leghorn* lUO, $12; 5U0f. Cor tile ..dice of r'lvrk iif «a* ‘f i r r r ACC?17C!^I The new regulations mny be cunJJfiinjj Co $58. '.H e a v y m ir e d 100. ?13.0'J, Cttlt t'o iu f sul-jecl to tlo- will of 11:15 Pi* si.l in U.n.liilge. 8:30 Mel 4 | i m i T F ? 17— H u slicsn 1’lnce.s For R e n t 1 FOR SALE—I•’ust front lot on Hi.. 1 •ii 1 r Illm l 111 if ':3U U I I I ’j l l ' L L / V ) J O K . O shlercil ns concussion* to the conRiverside hour. i \ 'i ' uleet s. B ard Recks and It. 1. Reds, 100, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - — - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - — - j Magnolia Avenue. Evans Addi- m a n stnnt critism of the a r m y on the I! 1: A sm i> I. Joint 1c . 1t:.'.. *15. 500, $70. Ph. 278. E m erson ! part of republicans. , mat preen -with FOR R E N T : Small store 111101114 t,ion. Very desirable residential 122 3 WOII Newer... 710 pji 1 11district. Large lot. Owner will site 1 on s K i : i m r Republicans are now dem anding r East See.md or H atchery, Brooksville,. Fla. or Officer. Vcry attractive Old King Pole. 7 Uomiiv'ilni'c I it mi* m nc«* in) c.» full tint* v rificu cn easy t e r n s . Address [f>r I 1 « » abolishment of the rightto c a rry lU. Notify N. II• 10-H I’la n ts and F low ers t*> *ll«* ftflltr nf whs-r­ seiuldi'. , :*i.i s.'S -inii' I'liiiiii*?., Pill J. 0. D. It, care Herald. iff ••1 S+-IIIll'll] I t ty lily mi*»J*ac9 Ii) a d a g g e r ornamented witli the Mflfime itewavd. ul Al­ M Krui'uei's l.ieder> fl« .*»•!* n nf H • Yutprn Ml illl* ; royal d o w n now enjoyed bynnval 19— H ou ses For Sale • i* 1 ■ ,.t iu b»* Itrtd Ht*M I hum. 10 I "apt •' at c 1I N 1 1 :tl5 ii. 0 FOR SA LE-r-Citrus nursery stock I 26— M iscellaneous For Sale J iihd t u tit 1 y p U fltiti* your *officers who have served in the on Rough I.onion Root. Quality I tiers.Ill's on he-tra fobth: 1 *n»pp-•i f t i .if iiIv >util **, l ‘l:igr;int D isregard For Vol­ iiiij'i'iTiul navy. At the same time and varieties g u aranteed. Get my l OR S A L E — ONL Ob SAN- ^ | ’(|([ S A L E —Two thousand lbs. of r ir h a n o . . n m Y"il: l‘\V •IPi.5 W EAK N stead Law Is Reported A- ' thi'y point i*ut that .while urmy r e ­ Ninli Sedan . Special [ prices before you buy. F. Bennett. l 'O R P ’S I K h l 11KST H OM ES 1 peenits grown from the famoue 1; W ild e r'1Ast-0 ia on •liestrtii. '• 15 nir.ng T hose Proud Of Their gulations give private soldiers th e 1 mi " n r . m r r L|a<ii. Tire- and lin- W cverly. Florida. ! ittm u i my raiitUt1.it> | jPiesiilent Uooliiige. h: .•;() A. W I’ tillBODtt KLL PLACE IN | Hampsnit Grove-* of McIntosh. Fla. D istinguished P arentage right lo become officers a f te r i hs*rlff of ' Motoi s l'n i I H A V E AN i:nTj , . s> -_.0e, 25c. .•Mr. Will f'»r t L (lifei. i a-li >>r terms FL O R ID A passing the necessary list of exam ­ GROWN’ non-blight, DREAM WOLD: t»1«* 1 * 11I jm f v«» ihi* v ill ni Gypsies, '.1:30 General Motoi 1 .1 • I’b'.ne 12u, ty. 10:311 Moon Magil 11 LopeV ' CLEV ELA N D , Jan. 30. 1 1NS 1 inations, the list of new l^-utanta . ii.** him* I 'r in u ir ' good e a tin g P e a t: S tu a rt Pe­ E Q U ITY O F T W E L V E T H O U ­ ship in HI lb bds or more. F. O. It »I»*’ * 1* IN TH IS PROPERTY McIntosh. 1 D Powell, McIntosh. That s o -c a lle d ' iipper-eln*ses" ju-t puldi-hi-d show's th a t not a ■orctiestia. | ,it' .It I ^ \\ U is< on- cans, Ja p a n Persimmons, Plums. SA N D F U R N IS H E D . Fin. * again age fla g ra n t violations «»t singh' private was promoted to ial 3 W J'/ New Volk. Mill m u s r v r i : M :\ A T O lt Prunes, $1.00 to $t*.00 per dozen, C O M PLETELY I l . i . i v 1uh-'uii *■ 111s A c*i»y.Hil.i*♦* Hal hi mji's o n liestra. 11.15 P n STEA M lllTAT AND E V E R Y ­ ihV 1Sth Amendment and other 4itinmi-sioneil rank iluring the y ear delivered. W rite us, Reeve N u r s ­ ■ wt ••*♦t 0 ty * -♦ if rm Hrtititi*! l i i n y T H IN G . MAKE. ME AN O F F E R j FOR SA L E ' iwn your slot mneh- *■ laws was the sta rtlin g statement 1P27. and that of the new officers ji..11mid 1 (li st 1 |rf (.iiiki - | dent ('*•* Inlge. 8:30 Ito'.y an* , 1; jl., ; ery, C ottage Hill, Fla. DHIiGF. W ILL A CCEPT GOOD AUTOMO-I ine. Entuem nru! quickest way If* IM»,s»f*i) »'J ml tDil'' I ln v ri it! I'nii i- (Ian made in open m in t here recently thirty per ic n th e a r aristoerrntic • R i c . i side hour 10 In ami Graham trucki. **'i ' n . t I > f lit* Pf HiHi 1 ;i f I• BILE. DIAMONDS OR A N Y ­ make money in Seminole County. liPh 11— M iscellaneous and S h i n , 10:30 Slmpr and t.io s 1 1-y federal Judge .1 M. Killitts. He­ names. yrlm.i r v' m )••• li.i.l .liinr Sih I 'i^ I Uth Xteel Phone 3. TH IN G OF VALU E TH A T O th e ts operating why not you. ir.HI si* th r-e American horn citizens ' *'‘l I 1’F' 'Ht l.-si' InUntil ill llr vein 1. II Nlumhci pin: ic. If 1‘rinre‘s Visit 't» Wifi, i I h. In •*! 1At »*i .*$*1 . I I *ir Save 2 5 ' . ' , O. S. \ n u g h n , nptome- COULD BE T U R N E D INTO Box l.'i-M care Sanford Herald. long line of Thim inister of Defense's 'Ila.il KDKA Pit'.slnngh. . Pall I who Imasl of then I t i »\\ A ( O. Auto •lh tl 1. 1 .11 m1 I iin ;li ) nil I n nn t r *st, L H. G riffith, Optician. CASH AS 1 ART PA Y M EN T ON U't'iH >1 n -nil i mi dm t ;iu1 l*‘$i t I 1 0:15 Plrsidtlll t ’oididg.' S ;3U R.>X) 1 American ancestry violate laws, troubles w ire not relieved when slieel a u l a 1 Works. Sanford Optical Co., 1105 E. 0th Ht SAME. S E E O W N ER ON l'R EM N E A R L Y new -.even piece Wnlnui tiny ' - 1 ' . I I n.i -'Olriel Ydl inn ».i Avenue, i’hutic "IliAV. Eye* examined, Glns-e* made, only and His Gang. P Riverside hour. 10 especially tile liquor law hy p a t­ I'niire Henry of l’russin, well Ditung-roodi set; wood h e n t e i ; miu i* it n.i..ti r ■ii. • *•■* (•H|!|i*f i*»ti ISMS F R E D WALSTON. COR­ ronizing bootleggers, they set a known in America as the only llo• til ml ill'll tiny 1 -inK si .11 ' .t \ String Qtiarici fully equipped. Plan* in S a n 'o rd . NER BRIER C L IF F AVE. O S C E ­ *teel folding cot; new 7 t-2 x 0 llio *cq p. Dl ill 1■1v | I iiirti't .Mf bail example for those who come henzollem to visit the United ifIRI' Ill'll K CO. 37P.5 WGY Schenectady, 71*0: Also w atch and clock re p a irin g — OLA DRIVE. J J I'AllUtSII IM M EDIATELY. te n t with floO'- 113 1 2 W. 10th 1 Magnul'u A.e. h;l-r» < i » j \ v j i ^ w i ' L ' i . u i u ii, 1 ll*'1'* **tht*r MHinlripH, thu States before the war. paid a courreasonable prin-s. NO H A L F D ECEN T O F F E R St. I I’hnae HOT. r n n I OI )TV JCtHSIJ f Ai inv hand 8.-30 \. * P. Gvi.'sioJ te-y visit to his old friend, Cap­ '*' ,l' lll'‘,l 1 l i m b i .1 ri r i .iy y c i ’ 111 > c n tit!h!.i<*y Ilicycle, Gun, l.oclt and Pnonograph W IL L BE R E FU SE D . I MEAN FOR S A L E -Good lo r d Deliver.) foi 1 *•*i'll • 11*»y 1 .* Ill** offlt'c of **('li v«*laml miliMul prt4»«»ntM nn tain Kollic. of the cruiser "Berlin" lich lill .\| m! *l |*;i||v IpS-M UlMONS repairing our npeeialty. ’r oys, B U SIN E SS i xiiiupli* of ;i uomlition whifli pro- ! shortly tn !nte its departrure on u tnull' «%niiity truck, $5.otl 2 * F -o* Motor limit *'•Mini \ j M-it *■ rtf •IiiK f) \V W j) Mi 111j*I oil. ♦ |si Au‘ •mobile • 'n. . I i ul>j» 1 1" fltf will t)$ lh# hn vrb's, snorting \r .oils, and fish­ yjii Is uInowIh'I »•,*' *1uitin> K illit t cruise .i d .nnd tlie world. DemoWalilMri-A*itM | in n i«l:p t »;i. almost new. Make me an offer. Ib tii'icnUb t h v i of S f .ilnoli* ilia ,\w. Phone 157, erm an's supplies. Geo. W. Di’ilcli, FIV E room bungalow 717 West s;iii|. MAim*rirnn uilir.i’nx of native [ '• r a te nw -papers, reporrting th a t • ‘■•unlj, in I*. iiioci.Hic Primary l*)i s llutlf f J. A. Cole. Lincoln Hotel. K U1 \ , "The Pieyelo S tore.” McLnnder F ir s t St., foi sale like rent. No fIon to y.* h*hl J'I id* Mh. I 'M | hit lit who boast of their long line tli I r:nrc had made a speech to (•vp'ii' 'J Ill C*1 Hi*1 ;i I Motor* v. Nervi' i* ii aIIAUh N Arcade. asli required, F E. Page, Phone FOR S A L E : $ 1500.no w orth fuiot Amciicnii ancestry tun chief tin* 4*rew , blew up the scandal, to ty. 708 -W n m n x r n i.i.i:r T iitt 1 iii.xhitigs and lease on 42 room among those who patronize Inmt- prove that the navy win still under 12— W a n t e d I’tlM n M i Trf ,11111 I'M!tiff* tli,if I uid 'i j Icggcrs hotel. Furnished. I >>w rent. J. A. 1 -1!lulhluf Ihi' in filler ci* of tiie Hnhnezolents. S O U T H E R N 1* f*»r r * * rlecliDii l « U i< * FOR SALK AT A RE A L ltd ' ■unit de i "i*unly Cole, Lincoln Hotel. *•11*11 i»f Tfi \ **1»l1***■) ••1 of Scni m "1 wish all those people coukl W A N T E D To 11 tide equity in 29t'.p \V W \C A she villi-, 1010; Forced hy the outcry to t ik j mighty particular -ii- 1 "du tit >. M i l ' i f c t l o lh** m i Ion nttenii these arraignm ents. 1 think some oition, the Minister i f De­ good lot for aulomohile. Must be t!:45 I*iiini i r iiii 11 7: 15 A gricultuie Hi# vntfi s hi M •* IIARG AIN f a t ; i p.iitit & varF U R N I T U R E l u R FIVE-ROOM] they tt'otilil he iinpressetl with the fense telegraphed Captain Knhlc to l'i inti ry io t-»* lie 1*1 in J line. Ju. Thai'- w|,y n '- sueil in good condition and reasonable, bungalow on 2nd A: 3rd of F e b - 1 NOUT Mi|M'Otl Will .)# 1|$|H 1ul» ■! I'cri-i!. 175.9 - WSlt A tlanta, t530; 0:45 fact that their own appetites ami ha v e hi- ship, retiiin t" Berlin and .(NO l» JINK IN'S ritt fn Pattons Sun Address Box I Hi cure The Herald runry. Used less than two years. illicit make explanations. When th> C ap­ President ('oiltdgc. 9 Riverside willing licit* t» coiisiinie tMtr- bitter spreads 14— R oom s W ithout Hoard Two story stucco lesidence, three Second house oil \voeado Avenue ro it t h i: \T rin : liquor that is flowing aloiuiil us Is tain appeared, and explained th a t limn'. 9:30 General Motors Party. ! l i*r^l»>' umu'Ulir^ m> uundM icr N t u n 2 1 2 times from First Street. ih** 1o'M Iriln i « » ■ Jjp.njcct t u t ) ia 2118 -WDDD I hnltiinniigii, 12- doing more than to e tlo it then IT nice II, tuv v .i ■ old personal I !*':!• \ ,t put l linage. FIV E bedrooms to te n t. .*111 V,'. Im-iI rooms, bath, large living lie .if till* \'»t +T*I *»t Hi'llllfiol# own pltysieul constitution. It i- f r u nd, wli*4 * \ , •' t *i the heat had <o.nt> , In Hi** p r h n a i y t o in* h e l d 30; 9 Hawaiian Trio. 9:30 Studio i Wall Paper Co. llril St. Plenty of WOOD * < OAL a t cnimuniiiting a Wflestnriul ili-res no 11nee of id iin .il sigiiifar.ee, the it J 11 n« i* . 1DJ* jitog i mu, ir-j" 1no m. kitchen, n.iiiii, dining 9th Si h a rt's Wood yard, M . M. I.OHO 381.4— KTHS Hot Sptings, 780: p e rt lor law; it is (leterinrt'tiug i.iptain tva- allowed to return to One bedroom, 111 Pntk Ave. press. Phone 380-M. t a r n ',. Groves, F o il t a x A U K U ison h Popular o i i n r t . 8:30 H armony the ambition of those who come hi- i ommai'il. Beautiful s h r u b ­ -crcened pureh. f hrr«*h> dnnuuuc* to t*ir |i<*oplr . n Arlington Ensemble, II from other countries, to heroine G I'nx Ate. Phone 15— Atytrtm i’nl For R ent i F o r oak and hear' pine wood ot Seminole Count) thm l am u good American citizens. t \ I l i t ) 1 IR E S yH .V K E'ii’i'.VRE C.uillfjftli* tor l*i\ ;iH *4»*»iH or M il»)**cl Dance uiU'ic. A p a rtm e n t: Furnished. E nquire 100 bery anil flowers, lo c a te d in high phono 920 or write J. II. S ulli­ la (1)0 flrciwlatl of, til* Vilf**IH 111 "Those srlftenilt'd good citizen322.4— WIIAS Louisville, 930: ft.v - SHOP van, Otiteen, Fin. S tra n d wood 1I1.* IMmn'*fatli' I*r Iin «■r y to In* h(*M W. 10th St., nfte five o'clock. encourage bootlegging among Slial.i-;ie:n e in Engli-h )vn« " Imio »l( till** t Iiav*. tlvw l 0:45 President Uuolidgc. 8:30 Orllm-it „tl anything in Phone III. class subdivision. One of the mixed $9.00 |>er cord. 2 ft. lengths i n ' truitRt* . m u H%*liililo1i' u o i m t lrn i lmsim, 9 Bni-rsiilc hour. 9:30 Gen­ lliose who might liceome good i il- sin ce-- in C:ii'*», IC :ypt, where t ie M l b t i ' cull will get far (0 JiUM I hail* HFlYf'1 .It $8.00 per cord. izens if they hud ot ha dthis cn- government hnckeii a - usolt of [IVtr 117.AV. •* Rail. LOVELY two room a p a rtm e n t it. p u t t i e s t homes 111 Sanford. Price , Dimt v rAminlNilnn^r on 4i*ti off et ill Mot'll S Pill t) . n t u r n g e m n it. playby the B.iiii lei'ently, 3 he tr.i 12 yoarn 1 Imvr miiito my flv 510.11 W.MU Memphis. 530: 9 Wood, nil IcugM,., foi sale. Leave new home—convenient and reaIrut rul«»nw Flofli n i llru? fruit Riverside hour, 9:30 General Mo" I t is of extrem e Bignifirnnci* govci lltmTit had guarantci il |*t • *s orders at 1511 Mellon ville Ave. ,1 nd fur ml ini' I in i»i»o**r* 1*1 Ut * * vi * i * ' $ 10,000, w ith unly small cash p a y ­ F l o a t OLD W ALLS rorablc. 2173 Palm etto Ave. t \ j ».i) i*i' c a r r y Min pro p o rtio n al Im s P a r t' 10:30 Can *va concert. th a t in the-e bootleg a riuigiunents receipts of $21. O'i. but $'» lt| in i • F. B. Dyson ttli. i f n( take* M > M i** Pr<* WALL PA IN T l»I tilts w .is taken in a t th • 310,7 WSM Nashville, 880: we ileal with such mi e xtraordinary t a p a rtm e n ts. ment required. F"i I lift her in fo r­ p•*My itnrMiinully V**ur wuiipot i IV* N'KW AND BET- 3 ROOM furnished portion of foreign names. 27— Money To Loan Opera House hux (>lfive. Crowded ii: (5 Picsiilcut U'.alidgc. 8:30 Roxy A it! I if apni rtU tm , 218 French. P riv a te entranee. IHRTRKR INFOUMA"A ny of us can pick out ac­ K H KIIJtKb* hntisi's weii' t hi' lule. and wh"ii and Ills Gang, 9:30 General MoklicNK 0.15.J o n mation and appointment address quaintances in Hii-rutled "upper- "H a m le t" and ‘ I'Tello" w re gi T H R E E , five, or ten y e a r loan* i ok rrA T i: u c d h itA T i n n inis Party. 'CCiXEH. SANFOltl). F 111 iii-lled a p artlpenl — Hot and n, exit,' sent - h id to b- in ran 'ImU !** , i n i n v uun«1lilauj opg 9 WSMIt New Orb-ilfis, 1010: classes" who are doing more ht cold w ater. G arage. Reasonable. will tx' considered on first (..*I utlu* ' Home" ca rt” lh Sanford Herald S t u i « !soin#ilaturr i( )ro u n Apply l Hi W. P.'lli St. m ortgages, improved city p ro p e r­ j i i ih I w i l l a p p r •**'■.xito mu(i p o r t l*i 9;30 iln iicstia: WSMB Special th e ir enroiirageim'tit to deleriorale ed. Not only did tin- Engl h pa citizensliip hy g ra tify in g their up it i*izil tin- productions, but : In Jiim* I'Hl'C, S l n i t K -l*reFOR SALK: I ivc room stucco ty, a t K per cent interest. See tli p i l i m i r > l o Mr h.1**•11*cl 11 it wo hour*. I FOUR-ROOM APARTMENTS A * JAN 11 '' - •* ■ "da We nre t.•Hied for $ 10.00 Rhodes laickhart, Phone 88'2-J. 2 IP 9 WUOA Pi-nMuola, 1200: petiles to consume this stuff (il Mitoe pel foi matter- bait the ' in' house, now [*' )"•'» ' Ico e Cull 10.1 newly furnished reasonable. Wat monthly, located| in in. e section, on p Const A rtillc ij hand. 1" 15 ih* licit liquort than any one. faeloi n rn i' s were Egyptian- Tbey e (L egal N o tice s) “ N othing is more .disgusting |iei tally 4‘njtiyed "H am let", <t and lights furnished. 110 Com- vert easy lei ai*-. Price $11,000. a I C l, A K SIFIK D . D ISPLA Y ntiol >giic. 10:45 Breezy Arias. Kr' ' fr* of all kinds. Itie re ial St. than contemplating this fact in 11 equeiit ly iiitem ipted the peeis i lit: r t m ' t U T r n i t; r t o i tequired, balance Only $250 cash *;,it 4 '.V..d Paper i * T im e !) .ii h i r i )i, i'll!' ' 11 this and in every other large com ­ I oiiiuiiiii ' with tlndr enthusiasli* I ........ mol llriHurrholda IS AM* l'» l: 8*:.)ll N'DI.i; ' "1 ■ Handsomely furnished apartm ent monthly. Addrcs . Box 23 care The iipp blllsi'. i , i * i ..f thi- Mill ^ *-)T IT RV IS munity.** <*f.nM ipitUuii h H.mi Ity UMlctl iiircl il STATU • *1 IT.'*lt III.) 11 e raid in fine residential section. Prie • PPIIVIS. , i - ,• " liaitm ie ) S W II.I.I V.Ms i ' d iip la i ii. i" ' i ,,,.l I leal ,niMlot*H"-s I" be Do •Kalin-' dill—repairing, jiinno ,. Alia anil d.qoe hoe...... . , "*• ,0 |>i»s;is<- " II toil a i r ronst'l*al*'a. reasonable. Ruse Coutf fttiert* with 17 yean* very 21— A creage Fur Sale Mi-K tP HVN 44ti.l SAMI I t. .1 . JMINMI.I 4-ONSTIll PTTDN • "M. iiml „|i-o* " •■» no uoe,trrerlist. y*" I • \ \ * in ii ml l '* Do* fojlo wing MRhinl mus.e store A partm ents. It It. B aggett, Pliitne i: l,n 1 ... 01 will lino', net cousllcss. )1 ll.I.UIt jind wife Ul’l'l il ,i. . , ii.. *t ii* i «*oial |*i ■■|*•-1' * "iDi* IliillueMlIon, hluaalsli liver. I*lllnu» ■ 11d.KU I 'eii-nd.iiil * Itooni lo At 11 Me- 1!*7 o r 782-J. A CRE A G E AT *125 per acre. m, >. Mlllioll- I -*111 nt *. I T**i !•*.I. tu,il(ii,|,.. Iieailaclirs. Iilgti t*l,»'S-t lltl.t. T o KoltP.iT.DSK A Hioite k:::’. At' illTDA'IE FOR R E N T — A p a rtm e n t, 1101 Tract of nearly 35 acre-1, located pn-sNiit•• loirilenlnU •*( Die aiterl,-H. " ” I'l.iw , i Road Sin mi.4*IT AT I' '.S' W tw een two Orlando roads w ith Ililulil > •lise.lM*. ai*3 to •••lie I. i l M. dlnin Rond Si*iu |" . ' Kirn Ave., corner 11th St. rlSI-OtKS- Irrigation l I VV Ml-KI-:ntVN nml SAMI 13. li<>inorr'ioMs. .11 •o p !•■c,. a ml par'll) frontage on old highway, enn he sis . . in, ni Mixer: Z Sill' Pal*-. Ii >.01 I,re a woman, y o i will ( )l I I.I.UIE .moI m l- CI'ITD U C i T * ™ « m'W't work, Furnished a p a r tm e n t, 1119 Myrtle picked uj* today by someone who J iirni,ui>t> \ , iTT'T: '» hi»l I'll* g iirii Diat "" I'.ilnlnl iiu-nses, u n i . p.i! lomi :iti:i:TiNDs \ | ,.*! ,, D i r l i t h dll) o f K e l l i «*"'» f c " ; l* J. K. Tera tut olhi-r 'll si-41 s ) I 411 i* low'd'* old*' *>1 I'* I" BERLIN. Ian. 30. Officers and knows values a t a great s a c r if ic e .' ''Imliler noiOi* Ave. Inquire Mrs. Julius Tnknch ^ I, i ■»: *, tirt )>•■* ii Die li'iil 11* Ol ^ ami E.in i s Ji1111l1.il to V4'"lien Nllpolaoll I' >J<|,- I ll|.f',l,* "III -illll •’••'l'.* ••* i. ,) M nml i o' iTo* '* P A u tlinn!ic* Ini ;iv sought til" tel' I* Very ilesiriibl.' location,, for poultry Mil 111 Ii, lUlVr t'ISl DO- llllttll' Ol t! ■ ' ..ill I ll'HIM* III Sll nfol'l -*** ■' Phone 597-R. . ,id da; . ni Du 11ni" dum rnrists who exploded a bomh u n ­ l^ iriN R - The Roof Kv. in o 4*<>ulit), Sliil* "f IT'tild.i "i farm. Some high land and some Waterloo lii-uause ol a bail iiltui I- in* .1 Ho i'**mt iiotiHi* ti* emit i nuiii). .iln,),* r-ii | i 11v<l t-auie. I lollelnorrl'Otils Vuu will lose Die r Metal shingle*, Nicely furnished a p a r tm e n ts with muck. Possibilities for develop­ o( *.,,, -oil ull Dm light title I.I de.- ihi' home of r h m l c s f . Fit*rrr*i*lrnl couyh* *nd cold* lrzd t® |.util,. III llfr flit- lli'ullll, liupplness |i*iTiy ii 1X1(1 to J'nrcrt"*4» :i ,, t ot Do nutd A M PI KV1S morris, i hi' f >'f police under the all modern conveniences. Phone ] ing for som ething on which you ami success, lusl n» surely 11s N.i- , ... on tl" till iln.' In IT*lii".'1I K a l v i r . i z e d •rriaux tumble. You c i a *lop tbeia | S. PI * It V IS. *1* . ...pal the: iiuteoli li.i-i Die Imtlls ut Wstterluu * I* P.'ZS. the Mini tx llkg e It lu­ Doling mid doing |.it»Hir»- .»* old Thompson 7'dministrutioa, nnd now with tlrcomulxion, *n emulzifiea Cowan, Oult 70. ('.all a t 318 Palm etto Ave. me 1it a re gre a t. If you are . look- If miu ore Hiifforonr from any **f l l , . nf ihle I'oin-tt In l i n e " '' St. Phone 1 1 1 . PDNSTRI * T l"N ‘ DM now iitv (Oiiipt itdie •', rrecMite that i» plrisant tn take. Ciea* may make ren«onable profits w i t h ­ Doeummuii complaints inumeixilcil tfi bill nf r*ini|dalilt llo-i*1'" 111• -• i:) )t\ )IN* it.B In mid to th* Mild nt*""FOR II ENT — Two furnished ,*t tiu e l ' n i l , a m i i'Ii i -Ii "I ............. . abuVN I'niisttimtl'ill nml hemorThe t))'" story residence was bad­ muiiian i« a new medical d'ncovery , . i it |irn|irrty n> pntili* aioa,"l this i« thie a p a rtm e n ts , large rooms, 919 out holding long, it will pay you rlloMs enn be positively i-llnitnule'l . I** I lie HIDll' will he l*lll**ll *'* •-*'*- i.,„ t*> ihe iilghr*t hldili-r (or ly damaged, hut Mr. Fitxmorri* with twofold action; it aoothf* *pd 10 investigate this. Address It. J. lie one mot •sura leal methods Wrlle i..*.*1 and fntluwii! I*> an apin'* f» .‘ >"llr ban cut fi*r Park Ave, , h t** "iitiefy said eveenlIon nml and in- lamiiv escaped uninjured. lira la the inflamed membrane* and in­ i,i i -t** dccrei*. nn m , nr rail for lies lili-rntlire. iHnsullii 11 care T he Herald. u*i*<iw IT IS KPItTIIKIl "Itl'U ID •' lb." iltiiMli , lloii wIDiuut charge The blast was set off a few min­ hibit* germ growth. iiinlri ill) luHitl ii VI*I 16— H ou ses For Kent ■In., " tile r n | ITiUUiulliiii h- l"*h , n i: j - i>. i v » u w | s i i m v B i . i . Of all kmmn drag*. rrea»ot* Ah dn> of Jantiai * ^A*^JD^lti*' utes past midnight us the members I lo* | Wanted Female 22— Real E ptate To E xch an ge I<«glsier*<l P in sIrU n Specializing |i*l,..l la TJIB HANFORD IfKIlAUD. ognized by high mniical authorities as (ri Die Offiee Treatm ent of Hlom • j.i ’a p|»ii|it*r pii KIIhIi**! iVi Suiifuru, SIlelTI ( of tlie futility were retiring. SIX room house, ltath, w a te r and one pf thcgrratrol healing agencirz foe ,>• iui(irtlc * *'**ufity, rii'fldp "F# aeli, (lotvel unit Iter'.il Diseases •“ Young lady Menu. W ILL T R A D E — Equities in sever­ t'mnpi roller Fitzm orrls was at lights. W est F irst Kt.t $20 per perzia'ent cough* and cold* and miter •on W, m D«ie Avenue Orlnnils. , ,, !• ii'pcli for four i***tir*r,rii1|lv«* is I'ulTlT (1IJ l'O l'NTV .Jt'D 'U b al good lots for small house. W hnt (At* I M Kloiida Telephone (Sr.S, *r 11 ‘•xperiuneed. month. Apply IF, Poplar Ave. SBMINoBK r i l l 'K T l . STATI. i >1 i h,.'s to uirount for the bombing form* of throat trouble*. CrtwuuUiaa i. IV BN undrr my Ini ml nn*l D" Lave you. Give complete details as ri.tiR ii'A .. nu'.ivy.- It was bis guess th a t f "k* work. Plmne ,1 of* inlil I'niii't on th's the ’.l|tl Ill flo Batate of I'JAItl' f I.I.D gangster- whose enm ity he had in- contain*, in addition lo erroaMft mhe* FOR R E N T —Seven .morn house. lo location, price, m ortgages, etc., d.,\ of Jaitunrv I*. liraling rlrment* which sootlnraW heatiirltT'iN', Jtrrenerd V | •: nmTIBASS. Political A iin o tim v m en ts when a n s wer ing this nd. A ddress v TVest 9th: Phone 071. * PI. ill '|4, 2411 ori'dlt(JI'M. leauteeS. jlldl'.llill: i tirrril during hi* regime us chief the Infrrird mrntbranr* and »top lb® ires, and all |>rr*ow* havtijg Box 29 r a r e Tile Herald. irritation and inflammation, while the lly A M WKBKS. r u n i t u x ty roxiti(H«iON’i:ii ' o11«1ino t'f i|i<mrin.ln ngulli-1 Mtld of police, were responsible. , j i,. |*ii i y 1‘lerli _■lt, 7 ,,r work FOR RENT— Five room house r r n m l r (net on to the atomzch, ia *bI i- n*h announce that 1 nm n " ladies Shortly a fte r the Fitxmorri* ex,*l ul c ; n e a r Hand's Siding, $10.00 per 21— l.h ls For Sn!ec-nitlit.sti- (or the office of fVnint' i: )) ■ VVAItB. Von. and each «*f you, nte li'H't*) p!ori"ii. another bomb w as set tdf zorlird into ihe blood, attack* the teat f,.‘. White w o y,,nf<ii(l. Klorliln, l ,omrnl«sionir from ClMrlct No 5, ii.dltlrd ami required to tiren nt in a building adjoining the home of the tumble and check* the growth month. C. M. Berry. ,j i i**rrti-> for *i *oi,,ph,. •* ioi Mlhjeel In the derision nf the v o t­ oh'iiial Ulrn.-* .no ilalniM nnd demand- which **•" PARK A V E N U E LOT, n e a r 13th ers in the Diinncrollo Primary to ,,, , iiher of yntt. may lm)e agaln»t „f Wiliam II, Reid, an ex-officio of the germ*. FOR R E N T — Bungalow. Nicely Street, faring east. Wjll fell nn 1-4, held on June T-th, A. D. )S'Z CtomtiLion it guaranteed m i Dmcih. eefhte nf DAltPlBI.I > RPRTi'N- •m inla-i " f J l a y w Thom pionV cab­ s n - r ir K i i f s i i c n i i' ­ * 8. K.\ (,ONfJ furnished. Well located. Phone easy payments. Deslralfie location d,'tra»ril, late nf Hctnlnolr Pomil' toty in Iho treatment of ptr»i»trut in i", ll, ilrin c of an t,x»iuii*' I’olice a re confident tin* rough* and cold*, bronchial ^»llinia, Male IToihln. to the linn. Jue !• Shamn in,*i 09. ire The for p re tty home. Box *4, (idI*. IhMIlCd nut ».f Die Vnuii'v t'otinl* r u n i ol x n zsin tsn m o r Judge nf tieml!!"!'' Uounlt |)t,ml. was ipti ndrd fo r the lleiil bronchitis and other forni. of re»piramint y. >iul tn and for f*: tin' d u.io.v Herald. ' at til* nffte*, in the County {'niiii 5 ROOM house on W. Second St., • , 1 wish i *» announce in Oi* pen|.to go.ridB. In the hu| i ■•( ii ’ OK b'*u*.e tn S c m ln n J/ County. Klorhl., lioiue. lory di*ea»r*, and isrxrellent fi<r budd­ tHits' WORKS A lll'ii * whinn twelve fttinuRii, from D ‘ two blocks from business d is ­ OAK H IL L LOTS: The best loca- nf Reni*ti"le t'nuaty tha t I. am i, IT ing up tlie *y»iem after odd* w .O R ID A . a ' r m p o t iitlrtii. i i |t « l » « for ie-rli'riloi* tn the of­ dale Iterenf. trict. Good location for m an of tirn in the subdivision. Prico $050 esnAliiat*JA CK SO N V ILLE liuildiivj Money refunded if any OMigh or cold (• fice ol Tax Asaeaiior. subject lo (be , M. P U R V I S nml .1 S. P I R M S . I'alfil Ja n u a ry 3*. A n i : d * ,-«*-p a iln rra trading 7,'!.!1*" permit* issued here Ju n u n ry 3 not relieved after taking aceardtaa U r t t o Wait t*onte- moderate means who w a n ts to be each on te rm s of $10.00 r a s h and itiwlnloc of Ihe voters In the nemo- *.,« ,A TTIB UPHTON. - i nee* a - S K M 1N O B B i m NSTRI * • e r a ''" Primary lo be held In Juno ' ■i ulios direct lout. A*k your d n r« iU , 1m h j Ailmlbtht rat tlx nf the Ketale •*( j totaled $19,750. clcqe to town. S. O. Shinholser, $10.00 monthly. A ddreif F o a t O f­ «jf IVIMI’ANT. * I have levied T4i*e ) r*r DAIJKIBbl* tll'RTD.V. ' h ,,^ ' < i o f ^ Mr- , w - Phone ISO. iq.oii all the right, title and in* A. VAUGHAN. fice Uox 431, Sanford, Florida. I jT ^ r T n ’b ^ f f elTfd l f t | e-ltrcto* « « t "l A Hi T h e wants and offeYs present­ ed to you in this Classified S ec­ tion are constantly changing—like the quotations on the stock mar­ ket—and they are just as eagerly followed by thousands of readers —read this thrift-ticker every day. r RESPONSIBLE FOR LAW VIOLATIONS , Authorities Seek Chicago Gangsters Who Bombed House .1 : fL ' 1» ifil DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA ktj;n,?1"*,i{K °°d HHMda r n a H P ii —a. . L iy a , J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 30, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 30, 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 30, 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/e262e2a6aa9b991b9d2fc8e113b2981a.pdf 33485f8d11064a691e14f8d39975c0ea PDF Text Text I Jd v n new spaper lh cd . U - J - >iftnrfru JLIlTA> r l i W / Tfonay nerfday; rain to n ig h t in Florida. H «art S M S S S S S Leaa^i Wire International Newn Service iUMONY OF MSFA1L CLEAR DEAL SANFOUl) FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1928 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulation* U. S. DEFENSE IN 1928 WILL COM, ENORMOUS SUM Bible Class Gives $5 To Herald Fund Chief Executive m ty Governmentt 1ft()0 HfI, » r ftn-r lists In His State Thi* tf e r iT a ^ to d a y TWWtoed a n o th e r contribution to its fund for R. K. Hnll, Lake Mury youth who lout nn a r m by occidental shooting. T he Men's Bible d a * * o f tho First B a p tist Church has donated $5 which was raised ut the m eeting of the group on Sunday morning. The g if t in­ creased the fund to $1GC.9.1. Previously acknowledged $ i m .on Men's Bible Clsns 5.00 $ 100.11.-1 NU1 Hickman Attorney Receives Proposal L O flU N G E L E S , Cal., Jan. 31. —( I N S ) — A tto rn e y Jerom e Walsh cf K ansas City, chief de­ fender of. William E dw ard Hick­ man, today w a s pondering over n leap year m a rria g o proposal Just received through the malls from an Atlnntn, Gn., girl whom he never met. The le tte r snid th a t its w riter, whoso name nnd address were nttachcd, had fallen in love with the young law yer's photograph nnd naked him to wed h e r a f te r the Hickman tra il because she "knew he was ju st the m an for her.” RICHMOND, Vn., J a n . HI.— ible head, voters hnve very little ( I N S ) —County governm ent ns nt^ power ir\ determ ining cotinty poli­ cies, largely because they huvu le rE x c c u tiv e s D e W hite House Serves . Notice present in force in Virginia was not become nwnre of tho jkissI- President Coolidgc Speaking To Insurgents, Democrats excoriated in a re p o r t , m a d ' by bilitly of establishing lietter nnd -Before Government OrgunlThnt It Will Resist Any statistical exports nnd submitted mart* efficient rule, and becnusc of ration Estimates Cost Of Attempt To IteviseSehedule by Governor Byrd to th e legisla­ the lnck of constitutional chnnges Defense At $20.50A Second tu r e today. to improve conditions. Q u iz zin g " In our study of Vlrglniu county The alndition of numerous of­ government we w ere particularly fices is recommended. I t is con­ impi/.'ssed by the scattered, dis­ tended t h a t the office* of coroner jointed, ‘and- irresponsible type of should be nholishcd nnd t h a t his New Declaration Is Made organization tha t exists in nil the duticT-Jie performed by a physi­ Interest And Sinking Fund On In Reservation Appended counties," the investigators as. cian appointed ld>* the common­ Wnr Expenditures To Total To League Of Nations Pact sorted. w ealth’s attorney, who may ,repIn Excess Of $700.001),000 I t was found Hint tho county resent a judicial circuit instead of W A SH IN G TO N Jan. HI— (IN S ) W ASH IN G TO N , .Ian. HI.—The governm ent is w ithout a respons­ one county. — N ational defense will cost Uncle United States government has Sam $20.50 n second next year. Lone Eagle HendsFor ThoVir- again emphatically -civ. d notice .Thai- s ta te m e n t made- by P re si­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 3}— __c i n i u I s l a n d s E a r l y —T h i ^ t t p o n critics —n t~ hnm r§ runi nbrnud | | r | | u LOS ANGELES, Jan. dent Coolidgc nt the semi-annual I I V \ V (IN S)—The utmosphere INS)— A d e e p e r v e il o f m y s meeting of the governm ent busi­ M o r n i n g A f t e r W o n d e r f u l * t h u t ' l t is in no mood to countrnness organization, brought forth the pine covered Oxarlca R c c c p t l o n B y V e n e z u e l a n s „ „ Ce t m i f f revision. iery e n s h r o u d e d t h e C o i\tiilthe fact thnt in the six months Missing Undersea Craft Is Arkansas was brought al T r a d i n g C o m i ) a n y ’s $ 3 ,The new declaration of policy is FoundAfter Unprecedented MARACAY, Venezuela, Ja n . Hi ending J a n u a ry 1, the total outlay to the tiny Los Angeles (.000 " L i b e r t y B o n d " f u n d — ( I N S ) —Col. Charles A. Lind- a rebuke to internationalists nnd for the W nr ami Navy d e p a r t­ • Search In Which 30 Ships Scoured Seas For 3 Days room which holds the fl v a f t e r n t w o ‘ h o u r s e a ­ byygtr A m erica’s "good will fly­ debt cnncollntionists who have for ments, the expenses incident to William Edward H id the World W ar amounted to $1,­ son of t h e r e o p e n e d T e a p o t e r " turned tow ards home today,' thitoe years deniiunreil the A meri­ slayer of W ASH IN G TO N , Ja n . .Il-(IN S ) confessed can ta r if f wall us the g re a te st ob­ ending his South American visit. 278,000,000. LntVycr Representing I’arenls Pennsylvania tome in v e s iy jf ltio n . Sunator-Eleel —The missing submarine, 8*3, Marion Parker. stacle to world economic stability. All government expenditures for Col. Lindbergh hopped off from Officials ot'tw o of the oi Of Missing Girl Suggests Wants To Speed Up Action Mountain folk who knew which during n storm on Sa tu rd a y A t the sumo time it is tacit no­ omnanies, c lo s e to t h e deal tho Mnracny field n t (1 o’clock this Thorough Probe ;Leltcr Re­ So He Can He Eligible For this period were hut $1,024,420,000, became separated from seven oth e r generations of tho Hickman fat nn)nt «howcrcd gold itito the Con- m orning for St. Thomas, V irgin­ tice from the Coolidgc adminlstrn- ' veals Girl In Gloomy Mood Re-Elect ion And Vindication the T re a su ry Department suhmersihies while enroute to the th ro u g h th e ir dcpoiltiooa, ex about tinn t h a t th e rpviahinUt, movem ent l , , nmmsed. „•• . , . , . , « s. The I he distance (listunce is nhout .* --------— ’. 7 . N b * * ta ^ . coffen. failed t n s h e d . ia ‘il Islands. *sl naval base at G uantanam o,. Cuba, vd opinions t h a t a strain T lic President estimated tho-cost fftnUHoibl^ trnnxvj 3.000- jfiilcs. '*}'/.^ ^AVc*fe|)lo|f/'fi{vUti*i.iWr;»ocraU:. ajri[..j*^tSilTH A $ipTO N , Mass., .Inn. WASHINGTON,* J a n . 31.—v was proceeding along tltc Florida sanity ran th ro u g h the rnt uf national defense in the coming X f f e r cure -ircfing .th e field to g e t Insurgent r a n k s of both houses oft Hi— ( I N S ) —Investigation of^^tliu. !,*NS)—IT. i t r t i k e s sixty men six Ktiom. * .. : , * branch of the Hickman familj fUtnl ye a r nt approximately coast under h e r own power. n era Itho kn «"Lone t . .. _____ ' ' " - G.X . . .............. , . ). p. Clark, president of tho h is bearingR Engle Congress will encounter the nunte j gtrnnKP lisappeamnee of TJWS h?. y k s to recount 1*00,000 Imllots, 1ci;,-,u,iiiiii.(Hl0. Considerable sums Announcement thnt the missing i J>oJ»tcr the defe** that Wl Dld«-(-«t Refining Company and headed eastw ard. uncompromising renistunee a t the how long will it take eighty men to -spended by the W nr niv.l submarine had been located, a f te r bolster the defense that Wl Frances St. John Sm ith by ti nve . I. Carlson, secretory of the A t 8:20 o’clock lie passed over W hite House as has gi-eetcd simi­ Navy department* on non-defense recot nt 750,000 ballots or H,000,000 an unprecedented search ‘ in did not know w h a t he w m d* Sinclair Crude <»il Company, were Barcelona, Venezuela, 200 miles la r endeavors in the recent past. county grand ju ry nnd complete when he stole and slew' tho items. * which ncnrly th ir ty vcesslg pnrticbullets ? |n the stand but both developed e a s t of this place on tho con«t. draining (Aid removal of icc rakes year-old school Kiri% The new declaration of IC^puliActual expenditures for the last ipn'cd, was made lute last nig h t This question bothered Senntorliulty memories when questioned At Barcelona Lindbergh sw ung out They hnd pictured Becky from Pnrndise Pond on the Smith Klvct William S. Vnrt* (R) of six months on defense and com par­ by the navy d e p a r tm e n t.. R ear licnn flret principles w as made, |n important angles of the deal. over the const line nnd turned his Hickman’s grandm other, who campus were suggested to Admiral F rank Brumby, nbonrd many years ago, as a qtte«r: with the approval of President College . . ... .... „ . .. i’onna. today in his fight to get able items were: Carlson’s .nemory failed a f te r plane northw ard. day by Major Stanley W u .h h u m . „ut (if , h(i Spnnlc ,)pforc F e brua ry W nr d e p a r t m e n t $109,890,001). tlu- tender Camden, stated in a Coolidgv and the S ta te D epart­ • told of signing a $50,090,000 foolishly, Navy d e p a rtm e n t—-$192,723,000. dispatch to the Navy Department, lady who talked Col. Lindbergh spent the night m ent in a reservation attached by_ African explorer, nu th o r nnd jour­ 2.H so he con he eligible to enter etrad with the Continental for hours a t a time nnd wl nalist, who was here to represent V eterans b u re a u —$200,578,000. here, having motored the 70 thnt the S-3 lied liren ideated nt 'o tte r in g mind was "aw ful weak.* at was going to cost the stock. . . _ , , , .. Minister Hugh Wilson to the re- the fa th e r nnd m other of th e miss­ Die Pennsylvania prim aries in A p­ in te r e s t—$302,108,000. Inttitude 22.30, longitude 74.07, clddrs of his company $H,0(H),000 m . b s from Caracas Inst night. He ccntly ronclu«liMl League of Nations ing girl, the p a re n ts having re ­ ril ns a candidate for reelection Ttiey described Hickttfflj Sinking fund- $351,000,000. aim'll 200 miles due en..t of tho mo ther, Mrs. Eva M. Hickman, nnd vindication. Vnrc was urging rttrithan it the oil were bought arrived at 10:00 o'clock nnd hod tre a ty on tra d e linriiei-s and im­ turned to New York. l-‘o r some years to come theso l.ittl,- Bahama Bank, off the coast n nervous, high-Sttung speed and more speed in the r e ­ iinet. Ill could not explain this 11 good n ig h t’s rest. Tho S pirit port prohibitions. Dr. I,. II. Horton, of Boston, was count of the 1920 ballots, in nn <xpenses will form the m ajor por­ **t Florida. untrad, con-ilaiitly dcelnring ho of St. Louis got an ovution from driven to distraction because I ‘The convention a f f e its neither making an exhaustive psychohmi- effort to get the contest, filed by tion of governmental costs. a crowd at the field when it took The di patch stated that the sub­ hushund "chnsed around aftOI lould not rcmemlier. investigation, having been William It. Wilson, P iesident Coolidgc, in an econ­ the ta r i f f system s nor the treuty- cal Democrat, | <lark n-veliled thnt the officers off. marine was proceeding to her des­ other women." l.indlu-rgh decided n o t to make innking methods of the pa rtic ipa t­ brought into the case by Major quickly settled . Until the Wilson omy plea to his executives emphn- tination and mentioned nn fu rth e r [( (hi- Midwest Company knew Ilicknian's m other w orked. *J W ashburn. . contest is disposed of, Vnrc can • i/cd thnt the maximum reduction details. Navy officials here assum ­ tho cotton fields, t h e y told, olhing about the Continental the jum p to St. Thoning in a ing countries, nor the measure* of. taxes th a t the government enu At the same time discovery was not resign, nor can ho he excltid Val—although II. M. Blackmer, s tr a ig h t line, b u t to follow the tnhJ-’U to ensure the application ed tha t the suhmcslble's crew of wa« "th e most heart-broken ’ made thnt the jttissing college (i)| ^ . he can't cntct . ne A pill m.w afford is $225,000,000. u the midwest Fri-sidoflt, .h e lp - ' f h n in of tt?s leeward and wind- thereof," suid the f ir s t pnrt of the an in the world," when ehe "There was no partisan thought 41 officer** and men were safe and freshman was in a melancholy l*i 'iiimi ' V unless his sent is vacated ,i I d to en J her life by > « n | 1to nvgotiute it. Blackm er since wa>d Islands, which Ho in n curv­ reservation. Hint the o* ly damage she had sushi tha t recommendation,” Mr. mood two days before she van­ the South before February 2.1, lowing poison. The le a st Intenruj *d to Europe to escape testify* ing formation from All the 22 nations represented Coolidgc said. ‘ I hppo there w ill 1 twlutnl in the storm off Cape » ■ ’ ished. She wrote to Miss Elina American cog^t to P o rto Rico, This of in the nil cases. . T h- t'ena'.e elections subconto l„. none none in in its H-.nl col.Adeinlion teraa .Saturday night was the dm Mou f .u s tr a tc d h e r u tU m pta in the Genovn conference, assem b­ Hamilton, her governess in New w n s„ th e longer route, but the i d f -destruction, the dt*| The committee today suiipocnned mitt-'i*. pi charge ^f the recount, led under the call of the League York, reropied the le tte r a ur.d *y emigre* < should not depart Id ogt of live radio. t>aid. The m other took her tV. S. Fitzpatrick and John Hul- flyt r regarded It ns sa fe r. Also Due (a tin* sceident to hur nidi.*. la s t OctoUci'T nssentod to that threw the first dra ft into the was to meet today to determine f ooi the wise policy established liiliirtn whei over ah-* went. fchaft.—president and secretary of It would bo c a rte r Tor him to keep when the recount will stnrt. Th • and thus far followed of keepin c ‘V waste paper bnsket of her room Once, the deposLions stated* the Prairie Oil mid Gns C om ­ his bearings with the islands qualification, It wan retvuled in I'erd slti'li fund committee, which \ • i nditiii* ■» within i -ceipts." inim,cn, «* wiH* Iho veritable atnui'ln in Dewey House. ihe (list rncted woinan stood t pany, to appear Friday. Both live s tr u n g out u n derneath him than the S ta te D epartm ent's announce­ h Ms 7MI d d bill| i *I h taken from I In coin t r \ ■ annul have n d c -,.,f vessels which l a v e lieen eemh Disappointed with college life, adherence. in flying over the w n tc r nnd a t ­ ment of American a raised butcher knife ovor , n Independence, Has. Hu- con t for her *ince Miss .Smith w rote she would “ give si\ Pennsylvania counties, will * leep.ng lorm of h e r huebaodi J. I). Clink, of Denver, president te m pting to pick out the virgin But these reservations w ere held — 'ruing W n-n she i a it ieip.it c i*i the recount and a n ! anything in the world to turn •v iiiu.ni iiioinas ilickmnn. ltd the Midwest Refining Com* group from the m ass of islets at to be inniit.qunte from the United *nunced it was ready to stm t work ! S ta te s ’ view. Wilson was instruc­ back the pages of time nine whole iiu- t jtii.iony oi 10 witnusMii |pany, first witness, told the com­ the northern end of the chain. years and have it i'Jl'.i a g a in " Wednesday. Vat*- also announced oil by chief defctuMj mittee what posts were held ill When Die "Ixine E a g le " hopped ted to f u r th e r stip u la te th n t this when Miss llumiltoii eiitne into her I i- was ready t •• sta ll Wcdneionic U j I'ih a i he r e a l hi* mmpanv by II. M. Blackmer, off he carried with him the best country reserved w ithout qualifi­ ilay. life. n ij.c ty )b 0 ty p a tira H | « b fled to Europe in escape wishes of tin* e ntire nation of cation the r ig h t to inaugurate confined t 1 " Jan u a ry 11," the letter rend, i 11‘ Hie 11" limit is lie depositions oi JTf, . Itntifyii.g in the Sinclair oil trials. Venezuela. His visit hnd swept w hatever m easures it sees fit, with "Dearest Miss Hamilton: It w as Allegheny. Philadelphia, Delaware ......a to be read to tti«» ' < iHark -aid Blackmer hnd been the pjililie imagination into n f e r ­ apologies or explanations to none. ixaetly nine y e a rs ago tlint you I akawanna, l.iizerm- and S.'liuy! >1 1. a) re tained today, 1 I (a tident of the company several vor of enthusiusm and adoration. came, wasn't i t ? 1 would give kill count O ', there was a pnssibilt » jury which' mu* i t | tier* ami was a director now. He proved a tr u e a m bassador of a n y th ir g in the world to have it ty the recount might l>»- con ■lud i'dty of Hickman e . ' i fUrk told of seeing lllnekiner good will nnd d u rin g bis sta y here 1919. Thank you so much-for your with n thru- wee’ s hut only by the • I'trvd Marion P.trki'i* , |1i*l June in Paris." The witness and at the capital city of Caracas ill' > h lovely letters. It seems hateful to employment **| a hundred taloi c h<>. I ami p u t her. |tt!d Ularkmer was still in Europe. all classes united in paying him I 'v ln e . h oil te he hack in college. That is my Inters ? M'llih sought light 011 the deni homage.' . nr-'! lately in tea • fault and not th e college's. I If the roroioit should f*e i • u r d. lb»Eich the Standard Oil of IndiMIAMI BEACH, Flu.. Ja n . :»1 — !• 1 a I t g contempt'.t must get ready for supper. tended to the whole sta te with t i. v Bulks, house Itu acquired control of the Midr It Jv t us cl. (■ 1 meed.in' ( I N S ) —Sixteen golfers from sev­ " A fte r supper. Please, if you millions of votes, thc recount l*w Refining Company. He .„ .,.1 en stutes, lenders in the quulify- can, forgive nte for behaving so prohnblv would lost several mem ii ' i ii'plales that the construeMi uiu u n , ii o u j o k a f r .i l ; ( out that II. S. Osier, ing round, teed o ff todny in the ] nn t j,p vacation, ta lk in g nhout my- ths. Vnrc wns reported ready t«» ,;.>n program will he car ied out .1 ■ .1 .1. 1 hail "** ho 1 1 u r M » _ u. Koess, hOU* • 1ptvdnu of the Continental Tradfirst round of mutch play in t h e , g(ljf u |j ,j,P time. ondiliolis dictate and tre a sury four pettv officers and u wife. wove all right to recounts in othet 1“f Cwipnny had tuken u prontJudge Wallace W. W rig h t, judge ' Miami Bench n m nteur chnmplon"I do so hope th a t things are g o ­ count ie* in the hope of g r tt in­ haluiicvs w arrant. or 3.1 men. ttv belt l. ' iw’.nan, oecUpatio « ®«tpait in the Midwest deni, “ It considers our own requireof the circuit court for the tw enty- ■'•hip over the new IJiGorge course, ing well for you nnd that you will tile question settled within a few • |» W ’V-irr’ii Spring- not given. (brk explained th a t Osier acted third judicial circuit, will deliver, They included the defending soon find the so rt of work thnt -i-nts alone and c irrie* no thou rlit • t» ? r Vl*p • ‘,il.. 1 if ,tiy go *ds m e• * ' ■ weeks. 1w • trustee for the Stnndnrd Oil one of the principal addresses be- champion, T. w . Palm er, former .• • ■ , . r •f cut y into competitive const rue you will really enjoy." « 0.1 1 | d Indiana, holding the "voting 1 u with a r y oilier nation. It i"iia m a te u r title holder, Tlu* le tte r was kept secret until F. W cidnrr of H I" ken. N. J.. fore the Florida Pre ss Association, Florida i.a* ... t «i'kbi> a. r tired, .j | certificate*" in the midland tcliipllltl'a building of tile -hip* a> I,i,.„t. Charles Garvin of H arrison, which holds its nnntinl convention Dougin' Casey of Chicago, last today. She wrote tw o other le t ­ J. A. I.ug;lcs, retired j *»!• Osier’s activities were con07 yt'iir'* medalist, who w as in third ters. One to her m other and one fast a* possible." Ark., and Lieut Jos,- M. O h u n - colonel. »id»ipd important becnusc he a t Lake Worth on April 2(1, place this y e a r; and Jim m y West to her aunt. •II . Maynguez, l ’orto Rico. nnd 28, it wns learned todav. iijw u r d A. Skewes, farm er, I uudlrd the $.1,080,000 fund. of Atlanta, medalist w ith a sweet .Howard . a s .Atkinson, . no o c c u p a t i o n -j j An invitation asking Judge 38-31-72 in the qualifying round. Then he nets ns n liusincss T A L L A H A SSE E . -Ian. H igiven. ' „f | W right to speak to members of I tort for the S tandard Oil A fter two days in his offics, Gov­ H a iry H. Wood, citrus grower. I Indiana V the fourth e sta te was recently e x ­ ernor John W. Martin resume* Mis. Sarah A. Roach, housewife. tended by Mrs. Lucille Fmith, pu b ­ | ’HI have to qualify thut," Clurk his campaign for the United Stutes J'plirt. “Osier may have retired lisher of the Lake WoQh Herald SCRANTON, Pa., Ja n . Hi. — Semite today and will speak in ____ A T L A N T A , Ja n . HI.— ( I N S ) — A and president of the association, | 11 * *ru,itee before th a t tim e.” ( I N S ) —••Although he was cons­ Puiinmu City tonight. Tomorrow ATLANTA, Jiin. HI.— ( IN S ) ciustic lecture on the failure o f A t­ 1 want to know," Walali and was accepted with pleasure. cious at intervals du rin g the night the executive will visit St. A n­ I Tin* volume of retail trade in the j laiitn people to appreciate the The subject of the address will Id* prrnated, ‘1s w hether Oaler votes and recognized physiciun* ut tho drew and speak in the cliuutauquu Sixth Federal Reserve D i-trn t -pok. n d ra m a wns made in a cur<; atmk o f 't h e Standard Oil of "The Relation of the Press to the bedside, the condition of Hughey r e n te r of Lynn Haven and ut broke all monthly records for the tain call last night by Richard Ben- ^ LONDON. J a n . 31— (IN S) •Miana?' . O u rts." » Everything is in readiness t o ­ Jennings, form er m an a g e r of the night in Millville. lust eight years during December, nett, tin* actor, who is appearing Johannes Fibiger, one of "I don't know. He retired from On the following day he will with A tlantu far uhead of any at the Krlungcr T heater here In world's g r e a te s t authorities day for the dinner to be given to ­ D etroit American League Club and toisteeahlp in 1921." night nt the Sanford C ountry Club Inter with the New S’ori. Giants, move up into Holmes county and o th e r reporting city in the liusi­ "The Barker". cancer, died today in Copenhagen . Hark put in evidence letters spenk ut Bonlfuy. The speaking ncss increasing, according to the Declaring tha t many fine produe- according to a Central News di: in honor of visitors and form er remained unchanged today. k m K U,,bm W‘ S te w a rt, II. residents of New York. The a f ­ vAl Je n n in g s' condition is still “e x ­ tour includes the towns of Nonin m onthly review of the Sixtli D is­ ti.uis had been sent south only to patch frdin th a t city. "'•fltmer and Janies E. O'Neil fa ir will sturt a t 7:30 o'clock nnd trem ely gra v e ," stated a bulletin and Westville on Friday, with S a t ­ tr ic t Federal Reserve Bank, mode meet with "poor attendance and He was believed to have fallen • wming each o th e r in 1921 CHICAGO, Ja n . HI— ( I N S ) — following the serving of a buffet his physicinns Issued his morning. u rd a y given over t<> Vernon in liMister", Bennett snid while this v ic tim -to th e diseaoe he spent bis. public Tuesday. ut the deal to buy oil from A. Thousands of worker* bound to W ashington county. Dr. Fibl^or was dinner, a meeting will be held nt Tho average increase over the clis 1 hi* been hi* first appearance here life studying. F our nre in a ttendance. 4 Humphrey* u T exas oil man. loop offices in the height of the awarded the Nobel Prize for can­ which time a New York Club will tric t compared to December, 1026,1 in 20 yeqrs, it will lie another 40 nlually, the Continental Trad- morning ru sh hour were horrified cer research in 1026. Ho was w as 0.8 per cent, while the Atlunta before he ccmcs bock. w c company was organized to toduy when the body of a man, be organized. y e a rs old. Among the speakers for tonight increase w-a* 31.5 per cent. N ash­ oil and the $3,. well dressed, entne hurtling will be Mayor E. F, Housholdcr, ville came next to A tlunta in the increase in Yuletido business, re­ dr ,| Um Cnmt' ^r° m on thro u g h t the a i r ffom the tenth who will welcome the visitors, and floor of a sk y sc ra p e r and c ra sh ­ R. J. Dovoy, a form er resident of cording a g a in of .-12.9 per cent. tj!!! fir*1 *0UKht to pur- ed onto the roof of laundry' wagon. the empire state. R. J . Holly and B irm ingham increased G.4 per cent g • hfmphrey’i company the I’olicM«obtained no detail* pend­ E. J. T r o tte r nre ulso on he pro­ W ASHINGTON Ja n . 31— (IN S) and Chdttanoogu H.G per cent, while Ui, * w'*»Coinpany but failing In ing the arriva l of n coroner's N EW YORK, Ja n . 31.—"1 love cd across thc screen. The girls g r a m as representing the Chamber New Orleans dropped*off 1.8 per —Abolition of thc Mississippi j * f o l i a t e d u deni fo r .13,. looked a t It. The Doctor attached a you" thrills a b r u n e tte to the very physician. River Contmlsaion was recom­ of Commerce, which ia lending it* * barrel, of oil. , * ,n.,7 depth of h e r aoul b u t it leaves a sphygmotnacomcter and u pne.•umo-44H)nt- , ‘ Retail business for the year L'-7 mended today by Maj. Gen. H a r r y assistance In organizing th e group. W A SH IN G T O N , i f 0g ra p h to the subjects and took in A t l a n t a wins 452) per cent great* Hnyhir, fo rm e r chief of a rm y cn 0tJ Z r,7 r 'V olc' S te w a r t on A num ber of re g istra tio n s for blonde quite cold. (IN S) — Capitol * Jiolice the d r , 8’ ur**'ing completion of I t Just doesn't, register—not th e ir emotional responses. • . i r th a n in 1020. while Birmingham gincefs, when ho appeared before thc a f f a ir have already been re­ searching today f a r .five- youth­ i l l ? 1' °." October 11. S te w a rt much anyw ay. Well, thc experiments proved, itt increased 1.4 p e r cent, Chattammga tlu* Senate In te rsta te commerce ceived and others ar<x expected to B runettes, it ha s been scientifically ful am azons who strong-arm ed seemed, th a t the brunettes showed fri p e r cent und Nashville 3,0 |>cr , mmlttcc considering flood conbig with#0 ' v n * c o r r c ,P°n<l* be filed during the day. a m a tro n In th e national denuuv'tnited, a rc more emotion­ more selaiutc disturbance-than the cent. New O r l e a n s fell dff 3.2 jle rjtro l legislation. ran w, Th* ,<tUfr" N E W YORK, J a i u 31— ( I N S ) — ‘•ear Uoh“ and "D e a r ally responsive t h a n b t o m l e s f O v e n i ^ V ^ j ^ fnPt’ the h)oo.l pre*- C*erit add o th e r reporting citic*. Tuylor recommended t h a t oil of i n r s c h o b f tb r g irls a t H»rry.“ Francesco Caruso, slayer o f Df. Md., took her keys, locked t hough gentlem en a r c supp«»*ed To su re of the blonde* hardly •• rose ^ F A L ’s VIEW S ON S T R fK E dropped G.3 per cent, on the a v e r - [the commission’s functions • oe C asper Pandola in ‘ Brooklyn, in a room, and escaped ft i p re fe r them less. By c h a rts and graphs the doc­ nge. T h o yearly g a in ■for the entire tu r u .d over to the a rm y entlie institution. . 'm G auged w it h a u t o t h e f t p h a d e d guilty of flr /t degree :U ._ | Dr. William M arston. 11 lecturer W ASHINGTON. Ja n . •*,;incen» and tlial civilian engineers! to r also proved to hi* own hhH*- dtstrlet Wa* 1.1 |u>r n u t . m a n sla u g h te r today, just before D orothy' Anderson. IK, feel* on psychology a t Coluntlrtn Dnivcr . . ... ‘ I k eiii|i1uyi*d to a x s is tth e crops. ,, Diction thnt hriin.'ts* c n j.v the -. • , he w as to go on trinl a second ( I N S ) —P resident Coolidgc tlit* a tta c k , and wus*j*'ln . white liKmdft |in*. | • | (/\ K K WORTH Extend* • th a t Hie g u vem m ent has gone us sity, turned an uptow n theater int time fo r f ir s t degree murder. Atiliie ('inik. ■, 20I, 'M^i H S X, i ? , n K*vlnir his nume as u laboratory to determ ine whir MIAMI—J e r s e y Ice Ureunt Com­ ferred th* more pn slve enjoy input ■ o f H(reet paving o w *it> h •County J u d g e Alonso McLaugh­ fa r ns It can in try in g to effect u Siiiith, 2t» -KaHi»-*im- Shu «U)4 of W ashington, the m ost violently t o . , ...... pany, Miami, cnpitali/ed ut <70,000 settlem ent of the soft coal strike. type react*aUmuli. lilg made by expbrt oitgiheir^17, and Gladys Yates, 6. The -abject* b r in g I t l W . ()f‘ 'mnK* Police »aid, to be u lin will pronounce sentence F e b ­ a m a to ry chartered. He see* no remedy unless the Sen­ Dr. Marston i* mid to he t h — ---- *— 7-----; were i l n w J ns "jurvul! , , «cr,t#v r rp l" r > McGInly, of the r u a ry 14. The plea c a irie s with it ate i n v c 'l i g a t h n into conspiracy were three fine looking blondes und man wh» In v e rtc i the “ Be detei KEY . WEST' Repair* I'- inn n sentence of from ten to twenty Ijiiquciit*,".. . , “ n , ,lnj lo m »n9rco Commission, W IN T E R G A R D E N — W est Hrcharges brought by the ID'H-d three cqdaliy good l»okiit> l>runC aruso was in thc depth lo r ' six years a 0. He knows h i ' m ade t o str e e t nt intersection 01 1unco Uaragv being tcntudclcd. chnr-r-,. ht>"* today, y e a n . Mine W orkers 4hrow s some lig.it Jettes. * ... I i^knuia^, and Duval. l#t- Webllc " thc ,arccncy °f on house e 'g h t m onths-before a now on the present differences. A scoring love picture wa» ' . rlentific onions. (ri.il was granted. U veiop Faulty Memo­ ries Under Direct By Walsh irlson Unable To Explain Deal LINDBERGH QUITS ^alls Contract For SOUTH AMERICA *50 Million But Can ON FLIGHT HOME not Explain Purpose Policy Rebukes Debt Cancellation Move W ar Department To .Spend $200,000,000 RECOUNT OFFERS CONDUCT INQUIRY MANY OBSTACLES INTO SMITH CASE TO VARE’S PLANS Mountain People Knew Hicknu Insanity Ttiree General Grandmother Hi Tottefing Mil AND ON HER WAY TO GUANTANAMO Mother Nervous Heart Broken To Commit Si Miami Beach Golf Tourney Under Way Judge W right Will Address State Press Senate Campaign Resumed By Martin N ew York Dinner Wi l l B e Given At Clubhouse Tonight Dixie Retail T rad 1 Makes New Record Ap " r ing c urtain Call For Yule Business Jennings’ Condition Declared Very Grave Noted Authority On Cancer Pasaies Awi Man Leaps To Death From Tenth Story Brunettes Are More Emotionally^ Responsive, Columbia Doctor Finds Taylor Urges River Board Be Abolished Five School Girin Strong-arm Matron Slayer Enters Ftea O f Guilty In CoQrt •flSsr,u*’ n- jn"-si- if r �7 — ~n> ?V? W'-: Xf *'X*.V . V- I .i- 1 . 24 NATIONS TAKE VENEZUELA PAYS TENNIS RANKINGS PART IN SPORTS HIGH HONORS TO FAIL TO BOTHER_ _ _ _ Additional Society Walker Hostess OF SWITZERLAND AMERICAN EUERJ RIG BILL TILDEN Miss Talmadge Has Mrs. "To LOttaphun Club r- Net Ac; G7 , f i ; , ' i ^ ' D ^ r e n i R o IeT n J S t e V S W t a S ^ Plcture A t Mllane Announcement!!'- U .S .R o d y JEWISH SERVICES HELD Amt s explains. Fool Proof PUMP* T bpJl ods of m aking airplanes fool proof” n re of little Inte re st to the governtneht scientists. W e ^ a r e J h e landing of nn airplane by p a r a ­ chute and the hclicoptc/-, to make For O f 'possible vrrtlcle ascent afwl des- Reformed Jew ish se rv ic e s were held Jfriday evening the Jew ish Community C enter on S ixteenth a n d ' ‘Magnolia A Venue. T he ser , vices were conducted by F . Spt a* member o f tfuT f a c u lty of Rol­ A Argentine. America. Belgium.j All Caracas Turns Out Tin* num bers of the l.n ttn p h u n ; G e r m a n y . KDclnnd.Usthonia Celebration In Honor Bridge Club were most pleasantly. Itulv-lupan. Canada. Latvia. Llndbereh Who Receives A :c»,nt^ __. . . . __ ___ ____ _ entertained Friday afternoon as And OthersWill Participate Medal Of Order Of Liberty While the parachute scheme has Norma Tulmndge as •‘(.'.irnillc," the gtiests <f Mrs. Ileyw nnl Walk -— ~ ------1 1 ST. MOJUTZi Sw itzerland. Jnn. ( ARACAS. Venezuela. Jnn. 3(V— |b e e n prnvevl posaible. iv U -n u U p ra c ^.I ami Non .i Tnliuiidge as boltin’* • r at her her home home in in Relic Air. fly Davis J. 'Val*h . '* Riven and gold w eie the pr»— ^ n v - ^ iT t^ r F ^ F w c n lp if a tir —nrtffonv-tf.Nr*t“? ^ ? e h - C f m H r 'I . i n d b r n d i ; * t i c a l . Dr. Ames said. Th.e p a rachute f International News Service St..D in lie* Dow ." at the Milam - mD:rgr-cof*r*|-fr*e.ffn . I ■■I' jrshf'JUtrAU* _ — . > . I . •* .t • I .* . . . Theatre, we. j two _ , distinctly . . . . . . . 111— 1«-»hK f.TfTrrTi.■ ( ’nrre*p«*ndrnt participate in . the Seeiti'’. jf''."fr*!t',*or “f tbe Atlantic rnd the i< *0 heavy that it deswill -riu.it! |ie»’jtTe ^ . . t t p r n i .■ ti7e>e parts ,,, 1 ,1 v . , , . , ,| iii» lisn iftv ' F ____ NUW-eVuUter d a u ^ U t — VVtlfeim sta rtin g ■Andes mountain range.*. I- m e r.n- {rqpS am j limits the lo a il, ■ ~ ‘r.ttn r ? ’’ ■ flT 5 ti( rsleiiduliM a n ii'f e r n s . The ta l­ Olympic W inte r' (James Yatom T iblcr, N<*. J, Mot.*l .tit-." \ f •-111' I4CIIV 4y iM til »i* t ' ti'.nal hei*.i of Venezuela today. All I r-iuViil j . used i >r the games were done here on F e brua ry 11. an airplane cr.n u v . j , he said. rind nlnncv tc e tty i> the onlv in - A?t»I *(1 ri. in v. ims i.f fluvvrt i. S ta tin g tiitit the tendency of n ir - | , Tlie First W inter Olympics in this city has turned out to give him \idu:if prominently idontifi ■! v. i lilt* It Tt" altenuM n hours passed all I 1P2I at Cltarnonix, France wa a tumultous welcome upon his a r ­ plane engineering is in the direc­ u a p.ynl loo "in with the gam es of bridge > v'llt J-l t«» i\U a< it > rival here from Mamcv. where he tion of quick rising and quick stop- | the competitive* xi<le*',f Amen . F f r an a i t - and v lien the games had been con- composed of eighfepn nations. •ii». sh U to a n i landed a t 0:10 o'clock Sundoy and . Inwn tennis w lm 'w n : : '<t vialAing plane,. Dr. Ames said tha t uii ,‘t i.ot oiily hi . M t< act «ludid the prire, n luster vase was • pent the night. concerned in w h a t m ay )><•]> out . . role, t • fi-eh tiiiP i haiaclM sip' one American corporation is cxWhen the entries closed the Swiss .Won l.y ^ lj 'C liff til Walker. Crowds filled the tr'e t* . waving t h r l.ox in th " way i.f innl inr n: play, ' o keenly liiat .she can I.ute in the afternoon .Mrs. Olympic Committee announced but flags and shouting, “ viva*’’ until p?rinienting with tine helicopter the nr.nuat mectit g in ('bl-ag.. o<o ’.t t ie t i n 1tioli a.'l'f.* the Walla r served refreshm ents con- four w ithdraw als those of Mexico, they were hnut.*e. Pretty young and has g re a t hopes of success. The r. oil, l,.it lie oiJst lock li.i pint. fisting of fruit punch, npiirot Ice tw<> w icks hence. These nr* one >. Spain, Iirnzil and D enmark, which women, th e ir arm s filled with flow, helicopter, he said, m ay replace I \nd i oking tin* p a rt often <rv- and i .ike. ci*. filled the balconies. Soldiers the captive balloon in fu tu re wsfr-'' those “ not to he ui**md till < tni-tin. These nnn-r• qtliiet, : n eye for line, kre: Tie* giiejt* who enjoyed this oe- left tw e n ty -four , aided the police in handling the - fnre. m a s” thinks. Stipicvviure, lock'd • * - atioti ar.d draniutic instinrt. Mgiitfiil a f f a ir were A l i W. A. lion, arc a* follows: i-ii a inou* crowds. w ithin.- t h e , official Ii.ukmii of lie The national comrVittte, he said, lb.- Lady". N’o nua Tfil- Ilii l le. Mrs. <\ W. Dak r . , Mr*. Argentine., America. Relgiuin. The “ Lone Engle" smiling, gay 1* continuing-its investigations in­ tennis. es-ociiitiop. they repose i i . 1" * i iiia lvc pla.v <1 two distinct puit Ja.ue* Huff, Mrs. f'liffold Walker. cJermuny,* Ktiglar.il, Kslhonin, Italy, t r e a t y privy but it isn't* puit of a in Dvr .f \t *»•’ i m «-i i ,T " -'apan. l.atvn , Lithuania, l.uxem* Jt'"* u't-rl enjoyed the tumaltous to the possibilities of developing b a l l * d a i i .t r in , the, act to make them public until uiituan' tow.irdI n. t M ? ' rtar,k' .M7 ; >r ‘1' Mat- horg. A u s t r i * Luxem­ Pohmd. C i t i n g s nlthcugl. he had been nn'oil-burning airplane engine. The .'apan, Norway, Latvia, Lithuania, cones timl un old rs.K. Courier, Mi*. tfoe .day of the *aonual 'hireting- % Norway, A u s t r i ^ a Poland. " i m r i v . l i ^ h J r f e ..r «• -V' Canada.burg. Flnlmul. R o u .' through manv tim e , before. I h1C end v f the pictute. Th« L r e . l n r K e n t. «f W inter F’.al.. Venezuela hu* united with the chief difficulty, he said, is th? in­ ’ Therefore,Muqflel -Alone mania, I'tance, Sweden, li<dla,..i. ’ Fraxuds T. H unter, Rewrite Sf. re iC indrthe a rt of make-up to th - .m , , . Ce< rger.‘ In d iv e . of W inter Switzerland. ( ’zceho-Slovakia, and 'Alter nations in paying national jection of oil into the cylinders. be | | „ rk , ^ l r s . Frank W. T a lb o lt,'M r •. 'Jugoslavia. I a i t t ,, J r .,' Chicago; Jphrv Hcnncx- lust degree. "A ge cannot . . . homage to the first aviator to proved," Norma Talmndge *aid the j j j St-.phenson a r d Mrs. WalkNKJIIT ( Li lt DESTROYED D’V. Imluiniijw.lit..’ and itiil John* Im portant Event* thread a new sky enurse. Other afternoon in speaking of cloud >t <i r i S a n Fianci*»o, must abide T* < Sv- is- ttlvmpic Committ *• Mv" r !h‘‘ trcacheron ninke-iip, a grey wig or a few ______ _____ ^ NEW ORLEANS. Jnn. . 10.— until then before* one of them Stilt* - *li it " o | i i ’i now, no W ic.ii iafT''il mountain latige* ml Mnrlice*- It leipnres a know hdge o f ' TOe Sliver ipper." 777717.a red ’"LINS)—' wIII get the No. 2 |i iaiti« n and tie? r!.i.:,i u i . whi tl.i-i If,e charai ler ; Gomez i a*.. President S|>< rt-< :nnival in the whole w.'i! otheiM tacit confirmation of the :iu medal of the Order of Libert. fashionable night club here, was irr <|ue*tion Ini* suffied, the '<au*e n the famous flyer making him «»tted by (lames today a f t e r two '.•suspicion th a t the ranking tpmniit- I of h r oil feting, the very soul "f t leipant *. explosions in the building had shnk , te was nothing but a bunch of till- 'V.iC.iin Must Id* undelst.... I. cnnmmler" of th r ouh i. The t ’n i t i ’l Stat.-s ha* e lite ! '.I i n the ivhnlp neighborhood. Nn one The mcmlieiK of the (J. I. .\. chuckleheads in the fits’ place. I.• Lintihcrgh pianiud to spend illicr tin f.di-.vving events: Only tfn • run tins- *tmt plnnning v o ie • i t -> tamed Friday a fte rn o >’i was in the plate nt the time. Po­ How about immltei one? Ilaiohl, 'lie eight here a* a gut -t at the Sf.ted skating, all distam e*. a m a k i-'i|' ( e ita in ly nil women ai the home of Mr*. It. L. (Jiiltin lice are investigating the theory you iik no. Tatum hint.. If gr: < I .t*lie«, (J.-ntli tuen-i am t Mi» . 1' I'aite,| S ta te s legation, topping that the place was hnmhetl. of s '\; f,i -i-veriiy don't *>.<•w • "0 Myrtle A venue.' I alen.hil i that one without a conti t. < i .morrow morning on the conFlint;.' Sk.it ing. ti'.eir .it,* in ‘ be -util, wav and I. in- were iffeetlvely u <d That for the No. || i>|ioi is, ,.■ t miatiiiii of his "good will' lour, Sl.i I’m'jng. all distate'e.*. ■'* 'Oil til. IOOUIK a t e *re the m.'iiiat lens) was, the keenest of ie- • h, P* ly-ir he will turn e .o thwnrvl, S|;i Jumping. cent years. Alonso, lluin. i, l.oit !••• a - . . odile-k The hostesses for tly*UIP to St. Tltollitl" ill tl .1 i .trillIt.all Sh-.l Race. lit-' aft* n o o n wen* Mrs. J. M. and Hennessey luesented valid an I insistent claim:; on the position at J J.J'* the T*,*’M, - I K^f-br-r' /fAifS-*! w ilt it..ohlIc * linin' ..p In: flight front llogola a ^ 7 ;A lr^ .> D d m : n m .' r . m . T«*l- to m on ili- hotkey mntche.-* h « v\ . l,v fog,- low flying elouils aii'.l pa rty ford. «uie (o pull the winiibi ..Tt - f M H ‘7 . .......... the .a - , in the Olympic* W ild.' heii'iwiliiis. He rail into a ’ t i r o s that list, Johnston may not Itavt on Wednesday aftern.eiti whin .M'.i'ii and plea ant I'onverra- (■nines of l!'2L t'n n a d a Won It l.ir tleli rrnlnedly kept on. After *he entertained tlit’ loei.il.ei* of hern ranked at all, tine to lusiiftion etui e,| tin afleinooh hour* ficient evidence, If lie gets ill tlie ^ her bridge cb.h ill her In.nn- in to pn*« quit kly noil at . the tea c!iampion-l.ip playing the C u d .' I a--, eg thinugh the Woi*t of the Sfnte* in the final, winning Ie . ..eat 1. i the impel I in liable young "money,'' quite a few think that Fort Mellon. Iioiii l|i, Imstesse- M-lVe,| i hiekeii icon • f *i\ to one. . i uil.iy elljoyeil himself hv watchI.’.wl* id i Iileu.lola w .i, plat ed he drierves the No. 2 spit in spite -iilud. Milt III.- , and e.i'fee I lie ti’ im an hockey (cant i* .!• .• g the panoriima id jungle *renwith pit-using e ffia l about the of his indifferent performance in 1 h ’•se pri- ent wen- Mi*. I'anni- dark h<>i*i this y e a r and is look.'! loom* w h ile the r a n i l h a d , . IV a hi* plane swept southward the Davis cup challenge loiin.l forward to l.y many as a pos-ild. tow.ud* Mnrnmy^ l i e col­ Me Cofiiiell. Mix. Howell. 'll They think Hilly earned the been arranged for play or* of green and mn'nge weie i ;u Ihirhaker. Mi*. I! I. Ci it f in. M.* <• nii n.ler for high honors. Tin honor by winning the Pacific J R. I.yle*, Mr*. Ernest Ktupp, Herman* did not have a ho. l,« \ c oast' championship early in tie* rie.l out in every detail. Mr*. M E. Move. Mr*. W ell, team at the Inst Olympic* and r Store* for the games of pi<>. season and by reaching the semi­ 'li* . L. S Haikev, Mrs. N' A poll* «n.v their tenm has put >' finals in the national tournament. gres«ive I,ridge weie kept >.ri tal-. 1lark.-v Mi* 1.. 1lit .lU', Mi* -• ii.e intensive training. lie:; done in "(Jueeri >.f H'-nit* ' Others like Alonso became of his ( ’Illll.-VI It, <onchi-ion . i ’ he S it" i i ,, M r . ( ie,,| gc Canada I* Picked consistently high stamlaid ..f |dav and at the Mi*. I.I t. air, 'll rtipp . Mm games, tluprize f.,, t,.p , . ’l i e 111 , 1111111*' r c e n t defeat through the season, although the., 1l.qig.H ,||. Mi lliilliti l , Ml* 1. M ilu- Cambridge, England, leant c an’t laugh -.ff his d< f. at at Sea- china tea l-ell \va» aw'nid.d I 1lll.l.l1. Mi* J M. Mi.ve . Nn*, mat.i" 11,.it combination lin k even bright by Fritz Mercur will, .»» • Stewart fiiitfor Me* |, \| y ph y a v. 11:tng, Mt • A. I’ Handv . inert loimiilaldc, hot expeil.* pel. e, «or, who hi Id low. t *....... decree on cotiviiM ing g'niety , "I be '•l 1 1 < ,"■ t>'. tun 1 Mi J It i n.iiln .i- the w intin with c . , K t'in.-irkahk' I’r o g r c - s B c in t; W11h h writi r, offhand, would sa\ tl. il >on* • I. • 111'. t. 1 candl, Ininnv . . i..e t ' m ted S ta le s a :i> M ade T o w a r d D e v c l o n m c n l neither J.ihnstou n o Abu . be­ til S a f e l y D e v i c e s M a k i n g • • •• • 11n it t uiin* i ‘ I*- • longs. I l u i hone. if (-..fuel Ski uni ing will In' nuolhi-i i i d w il h f . e it. t " I I ’ 1 IRE t . I R I S IlMNtlRED l i v i n g A l m o s t F in d P r o o f Would only bee on- v. i \ t . m |y t o n ,i '. | iiiiitif. Antlers II i ' I ito.i I * 1. 'i ' ii, about dt-nianduig it. w.eibl ... V. „ . •tal. a t t:»•• up '.1 g in . of the I 'n i t .d Stilt* 1 II,. V. \SHIN(J'H»N. -Lip 27 (INSI 0. .i.pel H unter ' all'll I m <>ti 1 Wit rule rtaifi.-. jumped la ilh t -1 tl.un any utliei * :. Ie maikalde jirogr k u* I* ing I 11 ll The lut.i-l a l ... vva* .i eon fi-. I. "V, 'vVedtl.' at 1. 1Illll,It l,V Mu- tfx ’oni .o I'.'L’ I :it Chatnoinx, hut e a ,» through scit*nl!lti* t* earch »*t in the nidi . a. . d t !,. • 1. ' l.-th '.III \ >, t t l.ti i h. w.i* leii-pjiit <1 t.. fourth p" i: toil ii •». developm nt of lit w -afety 11 ft* lln.KIghout a v.-i v . . t|*. . 1*1 ■ w . b* III1 w • i ' I , itel tl.M ,. N i .i wi gum- • ■i all **■ d. - a »r nirphiM'*. at e* id.pg t" paign, he pl.iy ed ,.,n ,-t • • , ,| 1,1 1 t. 11•L.tlH •I . jlltlg* - .ti , lilt d lltlllgi I I ..| III In I ph S. A iiic . th a n man of II II. honest tennis evr-rv te . I1 » 1 ,’flj v.a '...!.',1 ml • n»••t•• w.i it ' tip tin murk Illll A dvi'oiy Cotimidt'i vii toi :*•* vv i''i 'I it I t l - '. . I '• * I"| \ I III! . I.d - .- ms to ht. 11. ih.old ■* at Wind ................ . ■ Haul a *. •?• frit | *• •I t..it Ilig e pi ■ .1!v toi Kdwin Clapp can hav, r... I.ea* log ,r • • . \. 1*iiic ui * of the pa*t y. at I .• i \i I I I'.'.gi r d .-ta m e*. 'I h r iln a ’ >,!. I.iil to in.;... . e.led the t otnmittt-i . luiv* , 11>I .lie |oll keil fo» III the I I -1 line lb. la’I ., ....... . I there i- lil.chhn ..I h"pi llll tel * III. 11.< ill VII.I ' I• ' l l ..verie* iii tin' n ear fil­ f i .- h e d . irctl m a tv port t" to r.. ( II " I I I E I I I . I S I ' M I S ( Ml.) I New Style Ain .• the Important dev- h-p MiI! A R U i r l H IHJ. Ja n -’ i ilNSi .-*, 11 M.tr i ' i n . in ■ I h a m l x i l m. f i t n u d meat I. t. .1 by Am, * i i k Vo Man.- :i.m* • M e l w in g d e v e lo p e d l.\ It., lain e llv i i . Ii'i'de I a I il. ci I ■■I.• > lb,. .III |>.», I III I at It 2'< V M Hanoi P a g e (he P.ritish in v e n t .d . i II olh. M, e x . n t l y s e v e n t y * i , lu i n u 'i a f t e r w hi. I ' ' l u ll, a n -t l e n t i * i « a r e seek J -** iVt ■ to I. ; | \ ' i t v i i . itipctv V. '•! it p i l l * ' to P • i. ' . „t M. v J a n - i,l-| id III I e 'o ill V ‘I II...............H i i o"ii , i < . . ..., . , l> . . of tlv- • all so of •flat d M, It, i ki. 11pag. on • i . *•., .f, . I hit < -. , i 1 ..I.i (i • at I la' .short *p > ■ ’ ,| . luiliRe* iii airplali d. ; ,. niio t i . ip i - m-i I the i" •! in - s'gnt* r. I hi igh • i ri r**, i, i hit h v>ill eliminate tlu'll.’ It ' M » s S I’E \ l v s III RE «I.i r K ' I i t to a*4‘i miiti.igi an root, and t ■ la: .'ed her. ... e«f»r . no-< •f many disasters. I 1 , i f r I! . !.* M J * -. v ey am ha .tg I ei d 1 •i l • 1:..nt.', ,.f ’ • mil, t. d. In'i i lion of a new aluminum n ♦! M\ t i», J 1' , |i!< I.t o ’ t , f, | it,-, •iltesl ion* a ilay timl o a ' < | i , ■* all. v. , .illiil "Alelnil," whit li mil) i '• ;• * * t 70 (.i l l I E K S I v l o t It \ EY | ouiiileil Jiy i I, i . Id i ., i, , . u . I,..., \ \ , il. ..f th '!< th> 1-r tt-. mi a nt w all-metal ditig f f1 V• ll|. i f i;; t * T through (In foil ton.- nt |*||« i„ u .‘.-•t ' I-"-, h o| 1 lot d.1 .Ml ! a .. cm... u . 1 . il.lt ' . the Navy. P l N E I I f f t s T N c . 1 ., :ni. paper. :p ii New Designs \ field of 70 g, K> i teed ■,P. It you hav, a ' eighty in I.., tl , U'( f l't'S l ini', • I, L •arch in the fit hi of seaplane o ' I bet.' Inmorning in in. quali­ on y.nii mind and t dni n " ■I .. I, | « fl,V ai allt* I It. || fying i.'tm.l . f the '21th innunl PoiiI mmii*. which may |,qtd to-lh. Luff line you. . all iii tin I.-* nice 'll. ,'l "h-.l ,1 I kin. 'i He, mes of Alla Axiom. W ii ■ yo-n .pie, i.ge of i" tio i .on* v.a* -. .light M Van. i I i i i i - touriinnn■»*• I lie eii dcMun ,,f a new ui .1 much light, i Winl pi.ntMMii. lion on a slip of pap. t and with with zeal and tp ll'.|s ,a - nt \ i,,op,' t i .i n t . tm In.I>.I Rolterl I .Il Proving- feasibility of l.uil.ltpg il your name and ,n t. il | I .al.lt- <ll-tll*M„n |,l > .\ ,| pin).laid, ring r, Sietih. i:t ille, <>. ii tvinnet hvie 'h i- msi "ii ami II , li Fow lop airplane wing in two p i n t " . t„ n uciciHli proieise* to gi\, no ,,,< ,u,.| i n l i 'i i -ting. w tr to ttie fitsl III that , .■■ . p Mrs. R ank' was , ,.t • I t .IIIIPlI ler. F.ng'ew .a. I, N 1 tt I •. •,.„ik th. g n .itly increase the visibility .f th. tills office. Tto- answer * will I, aviator and increase safety fuctois. Ih'iisdav .v .i.in g In a g»,,np at mid- tt llll. i t ak- In i e printed m J h r lit raid wi'i. only ' e Inline ,.f Ml- Ilia* up |l _|tng Mr. ady American expert* hav. MRS. El A IS I l u * - I t S S initial, used. v • i" I -a l 'lelloti, at \t tm h I in.nit i xperiiui'hts which h a d th. ni 'J hr mystic will hnv i • , ■ l.< Iii'Vc that the Handley I'.q , ,S'1 0 .0 0 & ,S 1 2 .0 0 I t tv 11., i. she plcslli!,,! ili,' work of tlu Mi E I' Elv e n te i*.iinrf| in- slot will he perfected t>> a point i n each night's pt 'piaitt Inn.ux Mi*sionaiy So. n i t Mi*. Rank* that tiiiii; lie perfoims feats ..I l. ft Friday fm Ju. 1 ..ptille wlieit formalK at luncheon Einliiy at where it will prevent many plane the Holt I I*-•11e* t Lai:.' Covets m r n tr l gymnasts win. h asi -urel h. will i niithli: oiolai no.ding* < IK Hit IS E N T E R T A IN E D were laid f,,r Mr* Ja m .* tl. S h a r ­ Hcthu-nls, Dr. Ames saitl. the mind* of lhn*e svho try to and c la *sex. This slot, vvhirh consist* of n on. Mi s. t .. 11. Ili'ln,p. Mr*. Ed fathom them. Hi* pet f o r t r a n . iFor This Week Sale • It.e >d I h« jollivet tlfluil * •■! metal t a p filling over th* lending w aul lliggin* and Mr* Ely. Aftei declined i.’nutrliable find rvaiy- t i e | t v.e. I. was that of Kiidu, 'Ii*. Donald J I'.tvei* udurnetl n tltlicioii* five enurse luncheon edge of mi airplane wing, is pushvvlierr he ha*. Op|Maie.l he ha* l.eea • vi mug v 1.,-n Mrs. Julius Toknch I home Sunday fi..m Fort ' * 11**’ tluplicuti* hi i.lg.* wa* played ••.I nwuy to ehange the foice of an given a h. rii i y rc*'eption. cntei tatt . .1 memhefs of the junioi | where she ha.* Item visiting her throughnul llie i.fl.iii,„.ii ami the fin rent* and greatly hu rt as,, the A lia - Axiom Vomex |o I'lotid.i ihoii of Holy Crus:* Epi-eopnl purent*. Judge un,| Mrs. N. (J. htdder* >.f high '. ..i t i . i tr d at- lifting power of pintles. Expcntlftar an r x tr r u if o lour vvhb h lots Chinch at her home on Celery Stout. Mrs. Power* was urcont- tinctive prize*. nienl* ar. now K in g comlmted y* taken into piactiially every (l.i'e Avenue. A short rchenrMil vv.»* PUn!e.l home by her f u th r r who Langley Field. \'u, to nchieVQ htt iit the I Iiion. lie has heili' hailed held a fte r which the evening will v if-it h» r for ii few days. HRIfNJK PXI tTY AT H O T E L ter 11'suits by putting hole*, in the a , one of the wonder* of the haul.* vv. re m etrily spent with wing* it', if. The many friend* of Mrs. S. Mage. His powers are .Ie. lined al- garni ' >>f all kind.*, nevetal clevei Of i xri'ptixiial pica* iii e was the Children's After long (u p rriin c n ls, he said, nio*t super-natural and hi* work emit ext. and popping pop totti. P i.rpnni, will irgrJ*t to lenVti of liuplit'Hte bridge pally given F r i­ the death of her gra n d m o th e r cx|«n.* found that “ flat spin." of the most baffling kind The prize* for the contest* wer* day afternoon by I hr .m anagem ent won by Maltha lti*hop ami Harold Mrs. Emily Frances W ebster who c t the Util.I F orre st lathe. The could prevented by th r siinple piiAftcd aw ay Sunday nt the home Stanley. '• t evict>.f staggering the w ings of can! tables were a rranged fop At a late hour Mrs. Takacli of Mr*. Pierpont in Providence, R. play in the draw ing room anil biplanes. Many aviators h a w |<>M KeRUlar.Price up to $J.0ft served her young gucsta with re­ I. Mrs. Webster made her home a f te r nil the hoard* had been play­ their lives because their planes, in f reshiiients consisting of ice here with her grand d a u g h te r anil ed, scores were compared anti the a dive or n ear the ground would had hosts of friends who will r e ­ WASHINGTON Jun. 30— (IN SI cream ami home Mvude cake. . prizes for highest and second simply go into a verticil’ whirl and — The Senate In te rsta te Commerce A luting th.i'c enjoying this e n ­ gret to learn of her death. highest scores, box,-* of stationery, crash. The experiment* also show­ were: M altha Cominittcc todny named a *ub- joyable evening M. (’. Ila.Id.,, k leuves Tuettlay and decks of bridge curds were ed, Dr. Ames said, tha t a mono­ eom nd^ve to rew rite the WuDh liishop, H enrietta Edwards, M ar­ for Jacksonville, where he will 'a w a rd e d Mrs. .1. tj. Benson, Mrs. rtwolution calling for nn investi- garet Edwards. Hazel Jiurvey, spend some time. Mr. Hnddoek Ia'Roy Chittenden, Mrs. H a r r y plane is much less liable to go into a spin.. ..... gatUm of tiu* (.lectric power in­ Alivee Harvey, Daphne Tnkuch, was scout m a s te r f o r the Boy Popworth a n d ’Mrs. R. F. S m ith .. Tlu- new metal which may he duo try. -•* ■* * • ! Katherine Mrrrison,. KntFierine A fte r the boards had been Scouts and his leaving Sanford iv usftl on tho Navy’s proposed all­ The '»abcnminitt«e, Inclu.lmg White. Nancy White, Alfred Stan- causing deep i egret. played one way, dainty r e fre sh ­ developed afSenator* Sackatt (R> of h>n lev, Harold Stanley. Phil Stanley, . ments of tea ami wufers were ^metal iliiigil.JxPicky, W agner (D) of New York, C||\ i>,i Staifley ami William H a r ­ I K and Mr* Charles L. Park sirved. These weekly duplicato r difficultics were c n c o u n te ie ! , a n d P in v ^ I R ) of Okluhnmn, wa* vey. and house guf*t*, Mrs C. I.. Park games are ptoving most popular in the o*. of tlurult*m in. which was given nn inxtructiona,. J>ut it » » . Sr., and Mrs. I m die P r a tt Vin- and urc growing iii interest each fouml subject to i'orn»ion. .The undcrstooii the rcyiketl draft F M. I 'mlerwo.nl, who has been ‘■**i*t of Macon, (i.i , and M aster week. Tlu* guine* are open to tho new m etal nuitW by dipping durwould rextrict the inquiry t«> the vimii'uj hi, d a u g h te r Mrs. J . E. (,'harles Park Jr., m. t.,u d Sunday public. The pluyers ure asked to alumlp into pure aluminum uml purely inlet s ta te a?J>« In of live Pro ton, h u Saturday for )vla to Daytona Beach where w the)' bring th e ir purtnvta o r m^ko tug it. A thin *kiu of jwuxt al<hi»m* at Knoxville, Tenn. 1 1*. I i xpafit tho day. ioduatry, , . . U h c ir own p a rtie i il (htsy Inum is |t fi 0n the outiklt^ Dr.^ Where ). . * *,' f # f ' ( , vU / < Ij *i ; ./ -n1 : ) *j i.. - i Mra,G riffin HonorsMemberaOfThefJi(.A.-,,"i ,,:r'v i"1' * T h e p l a c e t o - b u i l d y o u r ho De Forest Sanford (UNTIL SUNDAY) $2.50 long nirplnne rides for $ 1 .5 0 Spednl Trips to Dnvtofm Bench all this $ 1 2 .5 0 Sunday Afternoon—Stunt Flying, Wing-Wi pnrnchytc jumps by Bernard Cover. Buy your gnsoline at the Red Tip Service Stal 12th. Rt. & Sanford Ave. and G e t a F ree A irplane y)«, «r * • L. H. S co tt Aviation SAxKrt'AVW SCIENCE AIMS AT CONSTRUCTION OF SAFE AIRPLANES " {1 w for the T h r i f t y W h en you can sa v e a third up to th e p u rch ase o f a suit, o v e r c o a t, h a t oi - - t h a t ’s virtu es go o d th a t new s. ^H O ES 513.50 now $ 8 .9 5 $15.00 now $ 1 1 .9 5 $16.00 now $ 1 2 .9 5 If econom y you c u ltiv a te , to see it fu n ctio n ffurald ' ( Invited lo QuestiiinsTu Yi\..i,r this is $6 .85 SHOES For This Sale \ a in a ctu a l p ra ctice. IFverything- in our jstore has . been scaled down in price for this week’s sale. SHIR' (Jendine Hroadd $1.50 kind This Week Look—it will not he the bird that ffets up first that will profit by this sale, hut the bird that is awake after he gets up! Wilson Bros. & SHIRT! $2.50 & $.1.00 Y»lj SHOES Values one is Florsheim Walsh Power Move - fATll Be Keframed Realty] Special All This fj ,v li“ ,f Mrs. Ritch ie Kn 1t*rt a ins For Ilriritfe Associates lins College. , sermon f o b o * ^ ” number- from OfrUyl “ rv»ee which, i* ‘ in Knglish. j held every Jew ish Center. Loch If - S '-: r-.» . THE SANFORD HERALD MONDAY JANUARY 30, 1928 PACEjSjX & Ti This Week All - W ool Suits All-wool suits that formerly sold for $20 to $35 have been put on racks for this week’s sale at only •' SUITS All-wool suits of materials and in style. These *oU $35 to $45. Thb ’ Take ’em! t f 1 WOODRUFF & WATS t o !• Satisfaction Is A Certainty �\«< Back On Tbp Sanford Herald V^Tr m t n it fl mt MitftH, ntru M s r ^ l t a At » u . ntu4 tl*M » » t u i m ■Wl -n r*WCrttf fS* Tw nfrrtr* C VImU*. n i l n art *1 V - • -« •> kS h n • ( Marsh a. UWT. » U DRAJf -----------K4lt«r ARO n K M --------M n u c t r i » l l l ( U I * * w i i a M (i«r iCMocni n i a c n t m o v hatkr rr.oo Yeas — •t.TS Carrier per Wrrk * .I S - fi jm i f tftjtt . IS 4 -’if r i f «»*?# READING I.IHBIITY W ill R o g e r s d o c s not m a k e w i s e c r a c k s at p e o p le w h o o r e d o w n a n d o u t. I t ’s t h e m e n o n top. t h e t h i n g s s u c c e s s f u l , A pbito-ojiher once n l d : “Ifend w h i c h c o m e J .iv Cot h is s t i u g i n g q u ip * o m U s i u c o s m s . C o o l i d g e , i t ' _____ n»iRc*ifi n fuTT man. rnnieretie* H u g h e s , M ellon, M o r g a n , F o r d a n d R o c k e fe lle r , t h e R e p u b ­ i rendv mun, and w riting-an exact ' lic a n p n r t y , b ig b u s i n e s s , Toil, a n d i n d u s t r y , a re c o n t i n u a l l y We recommend reading good m a d e t h e b u t t s o f h is j o k e s . I f h e s u d d e n ly la y s o t f s o m c buokft. o n e . y o u m a y k n o w th a t p e r s o n is s u f f e r i n g a r e la p se . Ju s t mav there is a lively popW e recall t h e la r ia t t h r o w e r ’s v istt to F lo r id a in 19 2 5 . rv< N m l f l u l t N i plaarer aewa n t o n i k M •• Ih* l a l r r u ■I Xrwt I m l r r . r t r t l r l u liaai t ir e d k in g s , “ B o c a R a c o o n ” . J le d e p lo r e d h is p u r c h a s e o f n MprlUr lo t in o n e o f Curl F i s h e r ’s d e v e l o p m e n t s , lo c a te d o n a pro‘l L , u ^ « V Z r ^ * - V i r - 7 V«'*r‘» f |) o s e d ocean and lio u n d e d o n t h e N(»rlh b y B u o y N o . 0 a m i a w l l . Thr 1. .1. K. lx f W M n l la PlwliU a u ti" o n t h e S o u t h b y a flock o f a lb a t r o s s . iM tr art k a a llla i *lat* b m o u B u t i n r e c e n t m o n t h s t h i s pin ch h i t t e r o! all s a t i r i s t s *■ 1 *4«al. h a s been s t r a n g e l y s i l e n t . H e h a s c o n t in u e d b is p o in t e d r e .r a b r i *r al thr m a r k s a b o u t t h e u d m i n M n i l f c a i . d a a i l IU-|,,,M i a m i ™ . ....... Thu Herald la ■ -iieaahri I ad II Iktrraa at l.'lfralallaa*, w e a r e told h e h a s e v e n s p o k e n b n i ' f l y ot real e s t a t e cm Lontf teraatloaal Aaa.wlatlaa vl I’ol*r.rra. AdvrrIUrna, aad Aritrrna- I s la n d , but hi.*) "attacks" on Florida have censed completely. J Aarala Mhlrh r-qnlrra rnrh l-nbllak. r auraabrr lu aubiull In a It made us sad to be left so completely out of the limelight. II a - u l k a,.dll «.r «uli*s-rl»iUt But Rogers has been m Florida again. Only last wf-ek .ala la vrdrr la irrlfr abaalulrlp i all ,-talw* al rlrrniallnn na >,rll aa be stopped over mi his way back from the I’an-American - 1* . . . ... . ... . . . . l ... ............................. baBral baalnraa mrlbuda. Conference in Havana, ami he saw enotigh-oiwFlorida to con- I % '-*i Irej & Ihat ftce.ri nijnut e v iI• n t , u • •’y r t tfi!f**Ml a day witn a ’good booh will ^Va gnu anyone a better mind. If you are a fifteen minute man you mav even kn-w who originated the say,n^ v ,t 1 " ^ l *' tnlii fditorinl Ih** ir!' n ' . 1 i, " |V iV'i.n im’ereVtiiig'ileV.-Viip'mcnt imagination, and the imperi*liabLj„ the timn-s of a people sometimes rw^ . " * l/ “ P?*1-.. «m,*.*d of heing.riivolnm. ' I Where d-< magazines come in ? ' ,,, , , i Well, thrv lire pretty much preBiogutphy is the most human views iif honks nowadays, fu»m of historical record. It is Much of. u h a t is most important -•asi.-T to .................. tend history as, vyou .find appe a rs m t i c m agazines first. i m . m . u r t ” ! L . r ' u « , a | Z ! h “ They peptonize books— pre digest ‘ them, 'I lie, survey and summarize or I*. Y. Itanium than to gel it McLaulins ENGRAVING 2 0 0 N . M a p le A v e n u e Diamond Mounting Jew elers-O ptom ctrlst ^ W a tc h - lie..— Ralph AY.Xossing^ ‘ - Elton J. Moughtcn Architect F irst N a d Hank llldg. .Sanford. Florida. W e arc prepared to do any B y rubbing th r o a t pic a n d I f e l t s in c e r e ly s o r r y fo r t h e m . But I h a v e ijist s e e n l-l'aj t h e S t a t e nild n o tic e d t h e COmlit iOHS doWII llel'e IIOW, ajltl m y ^ PR A Y E R --I will trust Time and t extol Tliee, (J my G od.. *- * ■ ■. *_ i -■i - - JL I __ •IF—" Efwith u low bow to publicity thereby. EXTRAVAGANCE --- o- ChicajLro’s Blight. t.• The hasty departure last week of, "Scarfare A l" Capone Rudynid from Miami following a hurried conference between him and police officials, recalls recent events 'in ( Itii-agn, whe're the k in d o f t r a n s f e r s e r v i c e a t 'R E A S O N A B L E FH IC K S. P h o n e -198 \ G01 Ii. 3 r d . S t For Sale 1 Row. BuaUm dJIniiler—in good condition. D ltfV lN G L IG H T S SA N FO RD liaiidler Plalett AUTO Tires & Tubes . Gas & Oil . CECIL L.RINES Filling Station S I.95 .2 PO L ISH E S T IR E S & T U B E S PHONOGRAPHS 1926 S tak e B d y ..T r u c k 75 $ tool 1925 Ford T o u r i n g .., H a u lin g , C ra tin g , S h ip p in g , • and S to r a g e . from m.y general account of poll*!' "'f1 ■ f. \ 'In*, tH-d ami war. It i, stimuli- ^ l"r ! ll' ming^..... .ll.immaimg, and more Iifuti|1 lhc In„ttcr ljf motv Urn. leisurely iradtng. ' Biography dramatize:* events by what with radio, automobiles air fitiuipg during the war than ii is gettme .■■ n-«•> any Iaril.live ',r. t.lie ( ici'limn {litAil _T.lilII ml -thq—ladiwr L" ' ' ; ^ a ^ ^ w ^ . . ^ MH ^ . ^ w * > g'*l onl ti e car and go to the ntuvli 1 ympirthyHtrgrrting -tiark ' tn-tlrF~r.n l -u vy,,hi;gjTT.^ V It h thiirTnrw c* « wlfi^T" inkM -kss.,. al.!..npnriinrai c]xmnti* ami this dose to sixtv million I'copli-, Flontltl needs A'“ ,l"' recent conn out dies a You'll l '■ the better f o r it. But d..u:t forget, too, that winter none, and and tthe no oone it. ('J\ f ^ ^-V?T-ra«iaiurr n . , . , tthe h e ssympathy y m p a t h y oof f none, h e jjnkns o k e s oof f no n e ccan a n hhurt u r l it. jmVliment' curio i* the 1ijiie to lead, (add winds “ C Came jieople, F’loritlnns, vou ran to bbe tost *7Z T X X r * 1 a m e peop le, tthese hese F lo r id a n s , bill b ut vm. t a n aafford f f o r d In e ggame a m e ,,n outside make home an attractive *rt ,M ,t ‘ >—slu t when you know you’ve got the goods." Hty ih to his life and times than plat e, nut! e*i m -y ehair can t) •. the It is true that i. man can make tailing pmi.’ f .r entile** exploraBIBLE T E R S E FOP. TODAT Now we mav expect to be cut anti slashed again, we BE NOT CON CEITED —Be n o t may expect to be ridiculed and sussed, we mav expect to be hid own univerrity in -hid library, .ion K.-win*'in thine own eyes; fear the t h e o ld time butt of manv jokes. Will Rogers has seen wt to . Lord, and 'depart from evil.—Prov, ( arc not down and out: lie ran kid us again, with rtutrli fret ' T U g f-’ LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER , with Vicks; also i cw’allowsmallpiecca vince him that he no longer needs to*leave thiiUStnte nut of ‘ ’ ‘ cli;,v th< ni in personalities. It IUI<| t h>- movies, time for readinj:' J\fc£^zf\T e v e ry few h o u rs TUESDAY JAN. .11, I92H foui.se olies attejition and f ile s ,las 1h.„m , . (|.u ,.,|- ( ; „ |f j„ ______________ his jokes. Said he: thipgs in one* memory. rm ; iir.ii»n r * enouiiAM "I never like to pick on anybo<|y wlioit they are down. . -. . . . 'd e m a n d s utter..lion, . and must of us As a n old new & aAadaUiraUaa. . | that H Wh>* I lUlVO la.Vetl off the HemOCIJtitlt, and loi over, tuo Hic|lt(lf;.n s(>(it.s lhi|.,. was KjV(,n paper u.i.n-> : our acquaintance u> s a t — raalra l«» JarL« y e a r- -s- — I have not told a r-joke against Floridu,.Wcnew the pen- a more i ompr -hensivi |jjpf . _ ... ^ picture ',v f l r_ is abundant, and it of ,-d to -i'i - . |life ^ 1 * r V iH — S, ‘ ,—O.eaJ urn lion al aanalblf CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HauIing-Cratinff-ahipping Side-Track Facilities Phone iJ9G T tn rn m mimi n tw r.tlT X W C M wmprr. Bril MAGAZINE c'^ii'e, hut it Is out of place when! it’s under the shirt of the man at i the steering wheel.—Albany t Her­ ald. 1925 Ford C o u p e ....... ... 12! 192G D u m p T r u c k .......... 1251 150 .450 600 700| 1927 Ford R oad ster . 1925 Hudaon C o a c h ......... 1925 H ud. 7 . P as Sedan . V-G3 C a d illa c S e d a n ............. Seminole Securii :ies Co. H . C . D o u g l a s s , Mgr. U s e d Cnr Dept. 1I1-S . St. lf.Ul \V. F irst Br. F. P. R IN E S WAVUROSS JO L'RNI •.I..IIKR ',1 II.U .. • . , . ,... WM-ixot .l irM st. -----r~T-T------- 7— r ; j v '.- /. dlppoaifr-M’r O. ' F tihi rmi alarm ed hy my evthi •etoof: fjf.’ '» n a*f Hi*, * ! !, jinn — vag'-tit natiiii*. Aral tn litas? utherd hmrvi-loo*lj • 1>>.inti ui cipesrry. (..I •« bifh th e ir name i* k-gion) nf Said .limn - Stillman, as hi* «■><■> jjiT*. i<mp< rani,-nt <>. e<m«tnn tb‘n waten-d in appreciation of this j W„M|,| „ W)„-,| , i , work ot i) J -uppoM* i iiiight:i'' \S,- nil rent Ii -oi : -to it v':h I —hut :i great tem ptation.' w >rM Tbm w in a w>- tim-t itesirt* l!i pin • g t - at J, IV Morgan. i* abvay* f^r I, \ottt| ii*. .And lift- gtiih ', ,11 i n*ly quoting filli lr,|. .i i virnd* our Wild, ■ \ l ' . v i , *i*t i very* i* Tern*’- in ha* ug^eMi-il, whit t iling nn i xi-ept tciupititIit* it t- II, . , i ti f tr? *.jntl!" 1 indebte,) t<* Anna i Tin* wt-i’'-i Itu ,-v*-r\ v m p a lhy Untie..... t••i tl-.H d, lightfui in th» v.oi'bl f I V •Hill tl w t:<i are i'lti 't- • ' l u l l ] • aim arnis'* ■iiiiriuiteed to 1.n*t *»;i v mtatit tn dr. •>w l- .. "Til • I'ttlf j[lit nf a In m.iit 1!) ||* *.’l •* .: i* bnt i!tr ttl*-alt- ■tf K V Banru , t.. stdlm «l Tl 1 l-tr • ’)»f potion that 'At- ran "'t *'r '‘ hi - !• V.t of bc:tu*> . •V r c '- it c in <-trlulilt . r..* ir awn nlWal) • i . - a,id t. • "in w orritH ; *, f ••IV,” p :i tin t heir f Wi- .1 t - u- ' .V** nf' L iituv -It:* ' Kipling) O f c o u r s e w e try lo Jlf you’ve been trained for parlor gjmjj le a d e r 's w ord is t h e la w w it h t h o u s a n d s o f c r o o k s in k e e p e v e r y cu sto m e r «* , , , rlocuiion, u n d e r w o r ld . C a p o n e left C h ic a g o e a r l v in D e c e m b e r on get. W e feel there ii I>mi Mugrew; w h a t lie called a w ell e a r n e d v a c a t io n and s i n c e h is d epnro n ly o n e w a y to keep ‘ If, from the stu n . y’<*u framed n i t tire t h e r e lias b e e n m u c h r e j o ic in g a m o n g t h e c it i z e n r y . t h e m a n d t h a t is givinj resolution ; It a p p e a r s C a p o n e ’s a b s e n c e fr o m t h e W i n d y C it v fo r To let aweet laisrn die without t h e p ast m o n t h an d hall h a s in s p ir e d S o m e r e m a r k a b le th e best m a t e r ia l and >V.‘m your n o ; s t a t e m e n l n fr o m public o f f i c i a l s . M at or W illia m Hide s e r v i c e w e c a n . Another If you have never simped ton l.,w 'Phnm|>son a n n o u n c e d to t h e w orld th a t v ic e w a s ott t h e w a n e reason for Bond-Hill ■y.lo led us How Kissing C up--three cheer*. an d no le s s an a u t h o r i t y t h a n P o lic e ChiVf M ic h a e l H u g h e s I,tint her Co. uoya -w on that rarep r o c la im e d th at s t a t i s t i c s Imv. th at C h ic a g o w a s s i x t y - s i x X i you »en* never 1 ‘ inpted to ini- per c e n t le s s crim ilU iN in l!i^7 t h a n f n r m e r lv . It so tin d r d to o pel u* i g o o d to he t r u e a n d p r o m in e n t l i t i z i n s o r g a n i/.d to i n v e s t i r*: , • tn* a i ■ i 11,i -<,uti,st ,-i it. T o pniail* by pii-tiiiing « g a te fu r th c m se lv c .v tT \ tK 3J : ■r tMm « l u s i llllllv l„\ ‘T^ IT.] bj:V* cunt. Room Fiu-e; rD . A f e w h o u r s b e lr q e th e gruitj, mt t in o j n t e r e i i n - ai tlie L U M B E R ,lil tarn-ii' the world xhotild L-Vhtittg man, M . ,#w i 1 l»«*t • *fax J:•*<iif!*(•< rrTV about , i'' H o t e l L i S a lle t h r e e g a n g s t e r s w o n f o u n d d e a d in a f r e s h . Ml lengthy hour* c iiM b 'c j aing your fame anil bail l". , to >Uf 1,1M,i !\> ; 1 to ver WO * • o u t b r e a k o f w a r b o l w m n In or r u n n in g g r o u p s . D e s p i t e ' h i - «• Uf t) Hit J»1*tj fifi'tk T H E Y A R D WITH A M iL L D A C C I I J C you 1h"*i- stb-nt and 1. v *■.•II »VI‘; >r .!■!,< t„ •Sint t An one wh o.e hoiiI i fr<i* from e m b a r r a s s i n g in c id e n t . Chi* I J u st ire B r o th e r * o f t h e e r im • • , • • ' seqii] . ,! , Ii rtthi i s w hi-re all is Ynrri l l t h , 1 2 t h , B U li S t s , « Zip Service , iuaI c o u r t . S t a t e ' s A U o r n e t R obert F* Ci'ium, m e m b e r s o f ' b ,- 1, si-tb-i ■: <ll-, iog tlllll 11" morU'. sin; '♦Jlh-r |*V»n I* t * i Iti - .1?•. 1i-im-nt i. *!• 4* 1 • ' -1 ItI. . ',V.it-re vvatmtlt atRhone 135 Bond Grade May ael -rentmint and *ilell( i ' i ht; C h ic a g o C r im e Ci.!miti.-si*>n. I’o lic e Chi* f H f t g h e s attil t 1-1)1 , 1.:,) { i ♦ i ,a t l,i. Nil tl loti by 1»vi* i hlirri er fall you o t h e r o f f i c i a l s a d d r e ssi d tli ■ t i l i / e t i * d i i l a r i o g l liev w e r e lb" fiat \liar Holly, Avc„ at 'I t 11!I II II■t iutw Wi-.-M-v. r 1 ai, ill* mV Inplliek j. -You've got ii night ntori d o in g t h e ir d u a v and i|iioted figure.* to provi it Sila s Ii.' w.-nil • j t in ri I»* i HUl'' , if ho 1* 'IifI njir»i mt.’ T III I* p a r t icuk trly Than Gunga Din.! , — Ludie* Home Journal S l r a w n , p r e sid e n t o f Hu* Aitter: an Bar A s s o e m t ion, s p o k e 1 1 1 j iiii•i t i .* 1f" •*, t Ii rough *• 1 vi-’t unit pi ♦Oh 1is, I always fuel 11,i 1(»i I "r • III • » ■Ul k bsl' tkllYs «tl -lyly » reap f it in t h i s m a n n e r : u ;i 1! •i« -r, :r .«• , ilentlv tn \hr "I do not b e lie v e ot into hi re t* g r e a t ' i tltatt it is io an . An we unuerntund it. the h‘,n* ,v! A») ■! Va,, I -. a' i.f ' i „.w n fat -II tvlii'll 1 M i ■ .i f141 itll'fllM - m oon end* the lirst time the groom o t h e r c it v . In tliii t v t \ vi at . I b a . e b v e ,| m Chii a g o . I *lll.ll M*| \\i-4l* m IF Ilf Hi. . -— h a v e n e v e r b e e n ll»’l*l tip 1 1 ib!»«•«l i.f cat kt t e e n d. B v tin* to tl |h»a to dry the dixhe*. ,*lii’!r!t »\.ts tmuSr fri.m I luntonv w e h a v e board to n ig h t \\< mav do - ornet hirig to p u r g e / _ „ an *i«*tit«I |ihi»inurapli. t i:H*«<Jline say* ’'Seventh Week th at f a ir n a m e o f C ltieago." J-f*inda Solon* Itendv To Begin But C h ic a g o c itizen* h a v e a p i e a t i r t a s k I,, lor, t Item THE VOLUSIA COUNTY FAIR TIha ;r KWork.’’ Now that'* r,ew*. i n \ v m \ v h im n new s it t h e y w ant to r* iiiom t h e t tgtna \\ l,n h lias g i v e n t h e vve.*t ----- -----i orn m e t r o p o lis tin r e p u t a t io n ot b e in g th e w o r - t i r im e inSome of thexe b a t, til it have t e s t e d c it v ill th e l u l l e d S l a t , * T liollla- 1b linellv , h e a d o| lit 11’tHid V.iihf * {•] at ■* ,i ii--.1*1 t o , - K a ’ lv iitiginenti'il l,v been thrown into tin* pnlilitnl mig i'i ,!--1 on a slippery t .1 oil OI | !u- t;i, ! till* MU-nt spi rit SANFORD, FLA. Hr* going to lie bndlv buttered bv h e c i t i z e n s c o m m it t e e , and w h o w ou ld not be m is le d l,v th e : :*lit 1111IIrl" Hi ViiltMui , -linn > . i <ln*.h 'll ilili, tlu* t..| !' i a c t s wilt tu b, lil mi tinI,each : !• ■ f < * i| id tino f f i c i a l s ’ .s t a t e m e n t s , bit t h e nail MpiareU *>u t h e b e a d w h e n the time the prim ary is , nded. l i m i ng tbi nn, vvi*i-k . Wi nt er I’i.i oi, lit t Ii* * tti.Ulr it h e d e c la r e d that " crim e i m i .n c o m p lic a t e d w it h p o h i i i s . " \ >*1hh| ii i \lUitt v I *11i 11" I M i.f tl — I 1*111.' „ { ht* \ 'La111:•t 1 ( ,11^ I , -ft * * ••inii ■ 1>.iy t> na Itoai ti T h e r e i n lie s t h e sotna e o f all < bi^ago'-. I com M, F a r he it f 11in 11*- to lw loo I ,■f111 j i i*, 11 Is. \ 111t' • :'l '..uni* i tin- I lu * - -an ,-i- t lly spi-r-ct L*r*iRtent, but if no nit" mind* we H ie t rook ed e le m e n t i-* in coot ru| a n d o f f ic ii nt o r g a n it , t'l vvti ariH i| i*\ • 'l>,| i ,| rllilit il - .its milt at-'- :t" >i it tin- fair, ’tili­ Even nd b u r n s hav w i­ htuid like to u*k Alla Axiom if lie iz.ation h a s liiiilt a s t t tn 1hat i* h o iie v c o n ib e d v. jilt r o t ­ I till. ' \itilllV ii:* til** i.M-iuu'i' av'M n ' «,f tin- p, i .1 >vents ha* been a vi,id, l-L- ii,*, jdi’iitn, and when Itivvrill tell UR ' What be ame of the te n jtolifics. T h e police depurlftirtit js d o m in a t e d bv g a n g ­ every , lltluml cvllllill of I In- South, Till* i god mi ill.,t tii,-v wjll not con­ ■pflal ntmtev?” Lstuts lollovv tli,-y lire forts d to pay l„iiltiv -bow tin* yeai will 1 .,* th. s t e r s , p r o s e c u t i n g o f f i c e r s a r e m le a g u e w it h t h e m an d i '-1 w ith I tu- tun iiiul it i» pietlic*.tlmt tin- mu no tiv of the persotis | tliou*;ituls of ,J. ■!Io t— i*i dntttage*. c o u r t s a r e a f r a id to f u n c t io n pr o p o r lv b e c a u s e o f t h r e a t s Hi,, l i om plrlc iiiul n ,m |iii'b ’tt^Mv A Florida Fort: Seminole, *eei-ti-r ltd,I in any Soiitluin *i.,i> eollli in ■-pecinlly f,,r the * iii rv n*b ipiato liuliitity msiicun, e. f r o m m a c h in e g u n b a n d it s . T h e c r o w n i n g d is g r a « e o f t h e S P. .M. qtiln 111->.I lounty in the *tuti', I in t,,,^1 I'xlulot wilt -*t a i ,-w n• Witt till •olvuntuge of th»produce* annunlly mot,, eeh rv I Pan vvltole s i t u a t i o n i n c u r s w h e n ptibln o f f i , nils wi t h u n d i s ­ ,-t I Wru* ( n o t amt vcio-tubb i -I t unit \ I. the great a g l i ­ ( all o n i b i s a g e n c y f o r nil f o r m s lie whole elate of 1'itMoniia. g u i s e d b r a z e n n e s s d e c la r e l lie v a r e n*'rform iiig tlioir duty .1; j laj * will i, veil! tli - a c t u a l tit III 1\1 of \iiliiinohile I n s u r a n c e . nt t In- \ • Iii *i .i .’Jp-Tampa Trihime. a n d t h a t C h i c a g o is g e t t i n g b e t t e r . I* it. a n y w o n d e r t h e n iiiul mira* If t bat ba* taken pla, inly Fun th a t in that c i t y o b s e r v a n c e o f law i* a > ham am i it* e n ­ hi ib.* • iiiinly lu tcci'iit 1*111* U i* iii-bid i- m all’ tli.it lu-A New York club will be organ f o r c e m e n t is e v e n g r e a t e r m o c k e r y '.’ Alili- mrli lb *1 lair i* to s t aii-l 1 «-.-i iiiul 1 hi) to,ia Item b i mud (zed tonight. The Oltinhn* and i.iii iui *t ail agi it iiltural cxliilut, v 1 k otlt a ,hoduh* uf nutstailda India man* ought i> organize too. •lupli- piovi •lull f 4■1 tii tainiiiom 1 i enli-i t.untunil utt nution-. Music P. M. To P. K. lh e n the rent of u* could get In. II attil I-* lul- ho i■n m iitlr as t an In lit the greul«*>t fair ever In-lil ill rr and form Ih.- Georgia i lid, at i iiti)»« m m ! h ti». HEADING FOR H O U S T O N - AND IIOW. *, ,-tt l,y till*10 i torhlu utid with ua international •in* ar t * il t,<j | |ti* ,L till"* - |e d ellts-u III,, week of Felt. I t I \ V| | ’ A 1 It I III NK liiliL'llug l ’. *tal, ltsii e d urns >t;nw A fpotial trim nf cirtiiil cnuri b ltd he u halinei Week 1,,. f Tli,- Ii*l *;r,,*v -. Moil. Gem go. t.,l< • m t In* 1<ui tin?- \ r a i • - 111*ui emu.' . 111 rrconvcnr n«*M ,Mmdny Magnolia I'hoiii- (s Kiiblll binRM hukHi t»« iH’ifin tn h w n up Ritcioi', Mom,hay, tinker I'I'iiviiiIi at t'l’ie t«‘tn e* w in I, pi t sen to hrruk the monotone of ihe *on, Reed Glass, I’oin rene, Mt at Mu,ii*..n sun)„ i mav I-drum cxi*trnce of lit* past ' i-dith, Mooily an,l, towering nl„,v.- rnniii prevent a |-iipill.ic and nli-iu MUZZLING frW work*. nil its u jte -Nihility, l he leiep Jl -IK-Ulu , Ineiit. I| u <|i,/i-i| *|ali » I AI.I.AII AS.s KH N EW S silde Smith again inn- up in mihrenkaU,- i,»! P* They *ay there are no eii.* word* Houston tin- place and tin- Meld •dll v bolliin) u dozen bn'iil priii-'. 1 ivsuieiit t oolulge lielievi-s itie!t • uli-uluted I., alarm the pe,,|,li . F th * Japunc**' languiigr. Whut wide open. Room, in tjie i mg for nod j«.vs. tie- li f t a'lli, tli him i <i i inkinu officer* >,f tlio Army and Iliis remind* ii - of those contmimivr would like to knr,w is w hit thr nil sizes und Myb* ,,f enltdidu- th ballot may fii.d th,- riddle on Navy should not make 'puhln l „•* which supples* kqovvledge of #ya in Tokia ray when the month’s torinl headwear. Only a few mon­ a n -w , i ed. tn l>incuts deulin witti the nation’, • vi.dcticc of the plague upon the "The I’iinh of Service'' la # r r three time* .,s much a* th s —and then the decision. Whut Ib' mu; only hoe for u nnri.cle luck of preparedness m luce of a' tlu-ory that the truth will hurl He aa’ary ? a prospect for the puzzle!, long of u,ani|,ulntion whereby a n-.ajoi. tueI by a hostile power. business. Surely the l‘ie*i*h-nt should N aturally we would expect suck All we hope is that the New suffering mui long eared quadru­ il) tuny ilevelop into tile usually YOUR f o r k D emorrnts ulw uy* have n* ped which typifies an uncertain difficult two.third*, and, ‘ some­ an opinion from the chief ex ecu •eulixo that there is not one chance time I "fori* election day, a rtstme live who muzzled General Sum1 1 1 1 1 thousand to secure adoption but x-xpectnnt Demoerary. M * lime sending At to Wa*hCOMMON and countenanced tla- "f ills nuthmal defense program lustrous and murall Idstincuyi l | y t h e st r ui t i R i-f nomination ari bgton as Illinois i* having in SENSE ring to ««t Flunk L. firmly e»-]'’’Whul'll I Mo?'' the faithful d e ­ likable, (romlhe ruck mid rihn of disciplining *>f Admiral Mugnub i l,nttl an alarmed pul,he, which Ita* personal "hoornii". | because they hmi tlie- temerity of the jb lb h r b tneee. votees of tin- party of Jcffcnu,u, blasted ........ I,,,i,a, ............ ............ - t o i, ,been placed i ,in ,pu**c,**hm ...................... At any rule let u* pray (hat the 1 1,4,1 llw l’“'* ptlifullv fact*, demand* that emigres* takes* Cleveland nn Wilson, p re [wiring -------- a faculty must dicta 11- vvhctltconvention,"exhausted w ith " tin ,, . inudequateda uur iiati.mal defemu. I action. to sin g t?-e opening nrithen, "How r h e /» A v if ttor)' to Ihe effeel you shall retain part We would like lo urk Mt Cool-I ° “ ! ‘,nl> * « y to j it Mir itree young Sanford married Dry I Am," don't know for th - life w-iluy" erformtuici-s, will tn<i |„* «“ unmuzzle the of y,iur income or not. fishing Sunday und while of them w hether •ttiU, will he fob eall.-d upon u, listen i<> uiiotht-r , ulee who—other than our trained i m*M,niP*1,hi th,!' they UM* | i hotter qualified to in' In angling for aotne “big " I ’nsn Around Tlu-I^JyUJi'" or ''The rending uf tile Ih-ilnralion ,,f In- expert*—art* We have the facilities , ... ti lligrntly discuss our unpie. talking about. Y ou’ll never tire of the flavor of lpw *'"thulr bout turned o.’er and l.i|is T T h a t Touch" J.fipior Shull detMtideiice in eel,-brution ,,f But Mr. I’oolidge lia» no inten­ are lietter ry. were forcetl t-» swim ashore. Nevt’r Touch Minrl or whether glorious but perspiring ........... “ , ^ n i t ryconiiiH-tuln- tion c f tutting them talk. The Clark’s Teaberry Gum any more TO ‘ ips t h a t ’* the penally for the nomination will be dictated by The pa rty lieeil* n Moke? but. tion* with t!,e view of remedying u-asons a re obvious. T he country than you tire o f fre sh air sod ASSISIking on Sunday. | then will know how badly ou r n a ­ flu* I’ope or the Imperial Wizard. edso fur, his wiskers have i „t up. ,|,e*e seiioua d#fie«enries? i T . z — YOU, sunshine. That’s whatitreally is tional ils ts m ;* have ilftrrin n ttl'J * The . . dream, of*._hurtnony , M. visioned ‘ •*. I j ^ e d ^ will, . n ^ ^ u M ^ d U t j n q l . *. W Rrn w,r . » irk wt* m il in i l Ih s time we think Th* iletween under the Republican regime nn-l noils *n<f tmo-> in the wee —a breath of the great out-doors, piiysiciati—not a plumh-i or iduck- t might have an important I,ear­ . UrtV byfng ’rdgil anymore, .. 1 sniitlt.-In the m utter of national ing upon the r*-»uli of the lp 2» Cordially jours. ■thing happens to change V ir ' snui’ hours of the Jackson dinner, rijlitt from Dixie Mountains. Ihe jazz movement to the city defenre we believe we should rely election. F o r instance ’ we ran u is cxiterieneiiig rude awakening)* us the H e flin* bray and th L> favor* secies to he .the giextest obstacle upv,n the opinion and reciuimit-ndair y U tt Friday that in S a l„ r to su m cavort. We may rusiiy L“ l*,c hack to tli, f;inn movement., tio n s-of our m ilitary expert* not lUon there would Ih* i , . . u n Die trouble with grass widows -Florida Times Union. the ] i !.liciuns whose specialty is is th a t they go to seed.—B runs­ coupcnt entitling the hold- f « » h c « r . u* the roll of th - states 1 ■ ping the country in ignoranc.* wick 5(e»s. lo admission tu an a ttra r- is called in Houston's hectic hall Tho dollar went fu r th e r in iyjT • t the Milum*. F our hundred J!i stentorian Bruadua's announcing th a n any tim e r.ince the world >f its Its fo r fe a r the truth will G u m Alchob will run an automobile aixty-aeven of the coupons in radio-raking raucummrtts,"___ - w ar. .Hut. the f a r t h e r - i t goes t(»e' hurt their chances for election, Some w i v e / an* n tru stin g they presented at. th e th e a te r votes fo r" no less than 4H IH2X Itaider -I? gel h a tk .—Atlau -i ( ’0H. country's inadequate defense.* arc Mr. Cooi'dgc takes the a ltitude even give th e ir huriiunda letters to j mode) Oscars of a* many sovereign •titntion. ^ * th a t sta te m e n ts relative to the mail,— H artw ell Kan. Introducing $ 5.00 Permaiicnl Waves 509 First Nat’l Hank Huildinjr y [L! r.‘] d_L a ^ D ,a n e e HOTEL FO RREST LAKE D IN N E R TUESD AY A . P. Connelly and DANCE SA TURDAY We Are Also Offering' A r iA L SUNDAY DINNER At $ 1.50 . 1 & Sons 8 The First National Hank o u ll alw ays lilie i t f v (.B1 'I Clarks R R Y .-l .. ClAM, BgOIlaM'QaWipOCVHUU MAUJUif **>• -v. 300, £ �T- “ ixt.' , ........... ,.<i —........ . itlltMMtlMI f •' ,t • m > " * 11'1 1• it •MtM#•#•»! lUSMsMlIIIMlflfOMI »M ,l-i mr f >iti >TMflffWffWfl ^t**r •W r-viaa iL H n v U P i i I n i n n l ^ num ber of M end" W e d - M r s . G u y W; m an.'-.M i n a y i i e ? * |UMlny r r r n | n g ' w r t h - 0 W e h m f T v i R i ; FTCWcf. OmnnUife:.. Roast, a t ’Exwnsdnlc Park. kVoiik Evans, Mrs., d a iitfl Mrs. M. Consliurs, of Summit. ron. Atrmiiershlp,: M«r»da S aturday being her eleventh N. J.. Who located at E ke Mary Flanders, Gleason, Colo- VI Office T e l e p h o n e 1 4 s M R S . F R E D . S . D A I G E R , S o c i e t y Editor Residence i birthday annive rsa ry, little Miss last fall, w ith the idea o f experi­ Marion Haynes invited n number m enting with built growing, r e ­ Mrs. W. G. F c lV u io tv H J . A. Cooper, W e s t I’nlm Beach,! — | of her small friends to n,s)>eiul ports th a t she is very much e n ­ Dunn. Mrs. II. D. D u r a n t "eat t | tho-duy-pnrty a t h e r homo in E ast couraged, and hns nt present Fin.; J . H. F tc w n rt, W e st Palm Ijuiicfc.-Missionary S Sanford in celebration o f tbo oc— Bench, Flu.; II. E. Ball, Daytona . . finrrr' t n c H j-akcr^tJrty i k c . M!iH’ A!. Hr: A _ N o > ' York— repurtev. fe , , :, H v f „ r north ern fior* tn oH will ii" ready - f o r n ortne rn n o r ' ......i . ‘~M •Bench, l ’iu.;_ H e n ry - R ig tlu u ,vJack*, M iirrar's sn iilr i* a fine lingulstT She speak* (spent on a delightful bike through ists within a few’ weeks. Mrs. Con- J* ,,’I’R ini..re«?[na^7 'Mrs. J ; E. Bass unit Mrs. p. U. .'onielhfng to drive a poet to son. French like - a Frenchw om an ( tl j i s l t h e country ur.d a t noon a huge sonville, F l n . j 'W . J . ’ Clamrilon and Khors rep. rts Calla lilies In bloom. were w r i liafi'tshinents noon, built and weinet* and hus lli.OUU bulbs. Also site wife, St. A ugustine, Fin.; A. Ix*vy t nntphell, u h o have Iteen the guests m t s and a prince to sighs.” Can- statement is made on expert testi* bon fire was e:;s. Piatpf ▼ th e ' .if "Mrs. Jt N. Robson for tla» past tious critics have w ritte n that she ’ motif'), G erm an like n German*and roasted. A delicious picnic luncheon and wife, Lakeland, F la .; II. ( ’. week a t her home on Nuntord-Or- was “ ju s t . e ! of unusual beauty Italian like an Italian. H e r cntin- consisting of potato salad, celery sta te s th a t It. is h e r belief tha t eiLTor Ufc; supper'rh i TUESDA’ ^ f ta d e , Brooklyn^ I'.'.1V.; Ml-, ami ninny of the difficulties experienced ( is cxpcrtem-cti . jt„tlditige lam! i Road; loft Saturday for tlieir and a lovely voifctv* icntlon iu opera and concert has hearts, assorted •e.nrtWiches, devil­ in northern soil, can Mr*. A. L Hryxlen, Jacksonville, home a t A tla n ta , Gu. They were ed eggs, mixed fruits, fancy cakes M any speak, of h e r peculiaily i long been praised and there is nevby s ta r tin g the plartts F l a .; Mfs. Harold Webb, Jackson- accompanied a* f a r as Jackson* Rev.-Jalnfs T h o n t p S ^ n ^ gifteti d ram atic te m p e ra m e n t, and c r and difficulty iu following the nnd weiners was served by the during the w inter end tr a n s p la n t­ Mlle, Fioridn; D. M. Frynn, J a c k ­ ville by Mrs. Robson and ATtti Hob­ while all of these commendatory J text of a n opera or song which young hostess assisted l>c her tlie Coniniuni|y Church, 2 2 . "cluck a t the* S anfa.'J; sonville, H a . ; J . 1>I. MfcGrcgoi-, ing them to northern soil when the nio’fh'cr Mrs. ’W alter Haynes and son. ably surprised last Wedns H u t m e n t s are tru e th e y do n<>t 'she sings. * 4‘ '*,_ \, eatlier there permits. " Glut., the purpose of Ituhifonl, M aine; J . 'A. Bholtr. a n t .-ist< r Miss Dorothy Haynes. evening when practically th s spell Miss F a r r a r 's success. Her Her singing is the speech of the Club. * tire ro n vnunity turned era ’ “* wife, Chicago, It!. o f i t * a New York The afternoon hours were spent weo» also pri sent. Mr. and Mrs. t ’harle • o ’ Neal, mind i.* what has counted n f tc r ail character the is playing nnd site Mrs. D W. Hutchinson enter- g ra tu . lu , .,v [card of Managers of the Wo* lc ' him on uihis bit Mrs. Morris ami .Mr-. J. W. C a r­ and slie impresses one forcibly makes hev voice express the char- with games and rnusie and much ^Club will meet «t 10 o’clock tnined n t dinner Iu: t rh u rrd n y a yrarty nrrangetl for h in t^ penter of Norfolk, Vn„ arc visit­ w ith this fact. d'i ncterislirs and emotions o f that m irth was caused h.v the contest, . .i.,i. house. try in g to pin n small h e a rt in the evening in honor of Mrs. Barney Community Building. Jm r in': in Sanford as the guests of Mrs. Geraliiine F a r r a r 's mind is alert, vlmracter. , 8:00 o’clock ijfc ftS S ? «:«0 T. A. T attersm i. keen, ohs-ervant, th o u g h tfu l, wide(itinhlinc F a r r a r ’s creed is c e n te r of a la rg e r one. The first Ingersoll, Mrs. Leroy Eaton and speeches l»y C. H. Ellis, letel Forw* t Luke. |y intere ted. e a g e r to Icani, Inn "(Jive your best always, take Sin- prize was won *l>y Louise Winstead D. W. Hutchinson, all <>f whose derson, Leon P i c k e r i n g / WEDNESDAY F ra n k Evans, C. J. Itr.geidaml grand <a.ighter, nt tlie sem time self contained eerily for your guide nnd W ork for while th e booby went to Eleanor birth d a y s o m u t y d in the same Ferguson, Thompson. Two large basket Hickson. k'rUie Tumor C ircle' meet*. a t week". A num ber of o th e r friends Katin tine Schirard, returned home and fir !y i«- i .ed. The m anner your m aster." Music lovers fi»*n> A coronation p a g e a n t and halt, Sunday evening from Jacksonville Tile, guests enjoying litis a f ­ also present. g i f t s 'w e r e presented Itoy. *V vin^L -it* the home of Mr.t. in >vjd h she lias protra ye d Iter'’ Sanford and surrounding tow ns fa ir were Louise Winstead, Mary * ®f ihiff oil Laurel Avenue wlvch i*a pianncc on a pretention The Ja n u a ry , meeting of H” ’ ron by W. G. F e rg u so n ’.chi le' tljvy spent the week 'e n d . various cimraeteis in opera p raves will lie privileged tft lioar this fam*Merri weal her, Mary Lake Alary l \ T. A was held nt heuutiful birthday cake T Mrs. r Hi iff f and Mrs. F r e d scale and wlticli is expected to I j They were accompanied h into l»>* beyond till ii«uht th a t she is i n - I oils m prapo at Milniie T h e a te r on Louise , Squires, Eleanor Hickson. Sadie Lillies Aid Society wn hostesses. the schoolhousc. Ja n . Il», with »h‘’ . . ____.. __ ers 04 o n e 'o f the b r ig h t sp o ts o f the sel, - ',f r : . J. N. Rob«uirnnd Ann Koh^un. tense, ngh e. with e a rn e stn e ss and Fiiduy evening, T e io u n ry Itril. | Leo Vincent.*' Mary M, Million, holiness meeting of the " ° m ‘ -rtintprsnnr ivath ' c andles— wmk* MY-. T 'Yr lie Mu 11 tin Me Donald, W aller liny ties presbleiHT sou, will' he presented soon by Mrs.* E lm er llyotloino.. >j ( a- :?:00 .o'clock. I.....»-44ctim- wr-t .— iH i\ m ill M is. B^ti < ,.*,vt-il re* ^ lr.. Dorothy Haynes and Marion • presiding. The Kitchen Shower mi'iits were served u n iW H C1Jr'y ■ I'.iwell J l u iviILEIL. r ; i n|.lm 'i 1 conpnittee choZe this time to r e ­ cction of the Ladies. Aft] in m d home .Friday r . •punt from Hay lies. i i a tht-mcmb* rs of the N u d g e liugle Cuipa of th e American I.P(K ill y r ls .*■ > nt ceive donations, nnd ninny needed lacltsonville where the’ Afusii" and games were hcon Club at h e r home in gion, it w as announced today. W i l l i I V . I n . o d . r o I n ( ' l v e l > F o r N m a l , o w e r y l articles were received, also d ona­ until a late hour, ntul.Jh past week visiting fi.« I). V . It. DANCE T H I RSDA^ T he fe a tu re of the ball will i e I tions of money which will be used departed wishing Ivilentitie Hem fit bridge p a r ty a coronation cerem ony iu costuin t»n Sa tu rd a y afternoon little | Ridlaitd Dean amt lioi.i m Dean for o slave. Clarence Moran was m any happy birthday^ toJcotil* An outstanding event on the il,(. .tervish t e i n m u n l t t niodeilcd upon the Court of S.. li ft S a t u r d a y iie tiin g "r_ Miami Miss Nina l’r a t t Lowery, winsome i ,tn by soeinl i aleiidai' for this week nnd appointed chairm an of a com m it­ ---------“T-Til J n m e s ui d will be presented l>y •lock. Mrs. Muuyoung d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. \\ . ■tor at 8:00 c e where they will : neiul a w «k vlsltAsk Alla Axiom, li e knot Nohli B. i i y ’- l a t e s t ' role is that II. I.owpry. entertained a numl.erj one in wliirli must interest is be­ tee for improving the school-house a cast .of some fievcnty-five S o • :n;r th e ir parent •, Mr. ;i> d Mr-. . chairman. ford girl-.. Mi.-s Sanford,- iier la­ |t.-l ■, | lean. They will be accom­ of St'imr i."i. lose Maria Y Sando­ of her young friends lit n lovely ing manifested is that of Thuksday grounds. Delightful refreshm ents Till ItSD A l val, .who. m In own language, <"ii- party at iter hmm on .Ninth Street. evening when the Saliie Harrison were served by Mrs. Curl Henze, £. |. < l.t s of the F ir s t Bnp- dle.. in w aiting and lad:. ^ of the panied lioiiie by Mr*. l."> Kind Dean eido! . I.ini .eb "the lies’ dam n cub- The eei asioii wa? her ixtii hirthduj C hapter N. S. D. A. It. will give Mrs. Lewis SteWiis and Mr*, ll. t). court will lie p r ts e n ie u with mi luminesp a ’ m l hns been \ ■ "'u ' ■ a. Mlwtni ’Church will.hold , . .............. , . | u •.!,.i l i „ lias lievli M"' .... .. , Kojn." II,. ........... ................ ............. ’•........ ll bull ollfsl l.ake. This hull at Motel Hotel K Forrest Till V j iillera ill all Costa D urant, consisting of home p r e x s iT oiii the lirutn uiV| anniversary tlie past six ■Jix w weekk hi meeting at H:Ji0 o'clock a t mill prom ises^to^be one..of l|t ' . ‘ . I’’ ! * ' “ " i " . , 1 .. i.. . . . . . y ! toI,Ir the . . . . . . . hull . , • , , . i. . y0U triitsltt i," ,,,v,‘r!‘Mr>V aaffair ffa ir nroniises tj, Ik< one .of llv.'’ l oin s and ’l a*y e r KI'm' ilfia; i:i)ffi,i}.’**, r ;• T Chuich parlors with Mki. M. Bu-rlo 1 ' ' - „ ,i. » a \ .TfiiV CufitUP\’’*itT‘f ” Yidbiuv-pit'k nntt grt^cii’x v r i x v t ! I t s - * o t {hr pre-lenU'n s e a s o n , 1ttoiiglmiiT* * X h tS H lN G T O N , t Ian., - 8 Ikunshliiile alWivdiws will sium syu A ^ V; ^ eliosen to d e .o n .te w ith for in ch „ W e h a s ' The' M'i'o'ntl’ m eeting of the lailcc ( I N S ) — C haracterizing any ‘ x*nt a < iita - .m lx e r J u v in g cup w incUwiH 'j:;l|.v „ r U r’an. p.'M Smoi-.y h e n - J 4 • ,(„> : if a ir anil « m beautifully a rranged n.aiiv delightful feiiluras.. 5Mary Improvement Society was p n rtu re from the precedent sat p r e r . n t t d to aims Sanford | v!-i*„n',j fi .end-.. Howev. i, B. rry in his latest rob . . .|rril.(, llllt w ith bowls of enlen.lu, |ll(lt,s ;vil, arra n g e d in.M: bcld at tlie Cham ber of Commerce lie Regular meeting of "S em in o le W ashington of re tirin g from.,N om inal Ions pf young hull. • . ,n stipp-.it ■; N ;imii l a l m m g - m ,,j||k „We rl peas and aspnrn- „ H. Drawing awing room for those tbuilding Friday. Jan. ^0. It was White House a t the e n d ’ o f jpter' N,, 2T 0 . E . S. will be Die Mlllllie Milana TThhreaal tl r" no will Ub Ith asked to nusM :t in * , m n .... i "•”IIit' 1 h. |)"ve l)ov . at Die ei... l.trlli.Piv inlilo was .. i. i . ... i. . ■ ...... •r...i ... M ason - 1who s s iit .ii.-. i ne itirimniy table wa> voted tulmlopt tile by-laws as pre­ who do not w isli to dance. TicketLi tie Hill and Mr. ami U at *:!>•• oYtn< k at till 1 'inlay. Iia t ,• ladies seeking I iiitthing tin* P a g c n t Ball a suece:.i laid v dll h p re tty linen cover ami may lie procured from any m em ­ sented 1 \ the committee. Tlie fol­ second ti i in As •‘unwise, un .01 I of C'rhii'd ll.Ol . mil Tempi,’. ••Charlie’s .tiamldid avor, Even a re I s 'iig t e n itetl from tin* bust i uti ii | with tlie birthday cuke ber of Du- local chapter. lowing were appointetl as a mini- riolie and fra u g h t w ith d a n g e r with Mr! Hill’ Salli, ll ‘n i "ii n i a p t e r N. I). S. ness ami proles '.until men of l! e p i" hnl' i 11,ii - > ' and ' The Yellow Pig Ca'i .oil in while and topped w ith six i> i innliiig committee: M. S. H a n d e rs, our free i n s t i t u t i o n s , Son. LaFol Kt-upp. t lit t lie tie r A. K. will givr a dance a t the city and the nomination coin ini Hike on a festive ap p e a ra n ce wh. wio n Vic pink tapers. Tlie places of the h'Ue (H) of Wisconsin todny in LOCAL CHCIHTI W INNER Mr. Williams, Jam es Burns. 1 he •el Forte t Lake a t o’clock. Ij leo will - " I invitations to aceep' ,lueed un. "a n ti-th ird te r m ’ Mr, and M* . Cita ies T. I'H’I 'r . i c o m e s ' iirauiid. This is the i de c m -in weio marked l>.v ipiaint \ a l society will meet regularly "o I ho i »hat Holbrook Blinn p l a y ’d when i lit tiles. ifci xv; l also he a rra n g e d for | oil n u m b e r , of the east. Itehearsa'.s Intion iu the Senate, Tlie Orlando District Convention In "ii spi ildiilg _tl>e w eidt •via ba­ first mill tliiiil Friday of each) produced “ Th«* I fo r tlii.i m i l l a re expef'Ctd to s ta r , . ml ht i n i the jrit"-tf o f Dr. ami David Rein sen I Imt h oM 1111(1 IH’" wm* of Christian Endeavor was held month. The ne x t meeting j In n sta te m e n t I>aFoll5tto "dcids. D on". P arent T eachers ; w ithin lli next te n days. playnl Hilling the nftciiioon on the Sunday at St. Cloud representing totli y„|. M’l'ini I clured the m orom ent of Now Yori* Mr i I >. M ildey it ft Mommy for |ii (i v was b"rn in tlie lnml • lawn , and a clevei contest, ptiiniug .'ot societies. The ChiDtinn Endeav- on 1’e b n i a i y :inl, with a wist' n v.i.I ireet a t 8:00 o’- | A ball in honor of M* s Sanfni < i !u : i h Ml" at A tlanta, Go. evening m charge ot MisSadie lU'ptil'licni) I c a d s f t f / l d i l " ^ CWSfl I - . Ja m e s Mi- ouri. He got Id Die n o w on ills* lionrt I'ausi'd t r Society having the he-l' attennth Siile P rim a ry will tollow the eei'oiiation eeivxk at >,» M i i i j|, Mrs. W alter Flimilfrs, Mrs. Hiiles, vice chairm an of t h e - oat*, iInure is i ntit|ed t" keep the con­ a hi "liiig a; well as bis f ir s t vt.ic liionies. bol. ional committd?, to obtAlh "tlliin-1 M| v, lV. I'.. Pi*' |l.|| of linoX- , x|.I i n nee in K ansas City. I i Himh iai‘i'1inieut. The |»rir-t- foi tins vention b.'itmio' for the following tiro. Fowler. J .. iiu' i- Burns. wa won h\ Eugene t ’oehran. Late FRIDAY .-tnictod di'legutiona w ith the , ill.'. Toon., n r r i i t I heie F iiday This is l a k e Mary w*»k nt tlie ■nr r e a r lie w.'i.; a iiieillluT ih 1 m Dip afternoon Mrs. Lowcrv as- throe months. The Salifolil CongreA.-k Alla Axiom. He knows silimy • : ' nini>bell-lj»Rxing mid nil articles for Misplay sliould of "iln rftin g " p r e s id e n t’ Coqll • i i-il h " r son a* I wife. Mr. nnd n |i Wood.vird Stock Conipnoi. ratitoiiil Cliuic!i Enilenvorers with i tod ! \ Mi"s Maria Aim I’owcist Ann11ii an 1."g’nai liolds rrg u Mi. ,1. K. 1’i'e'ton at . i heir home id.i n.g in i inialiH. K a nsa s f itv Snnfonl Clmmbi'i' of Cummerte f,,r a third term is “ KaifdW > . iiiinty j i ' f • ■dmieat- o.ii 'in litli uilunce • f Jh captured I be meeting a t l :'»0 .ii M il tie Avenue. be Imiiili'«I to Ui v. Jam es l hnmp- w’ny.” Soctvtnry Mellon is ai< : ,• . I. f.ii the next ipiartcr. The .Mmo. up di • L a te r be joined Do i 'm g - I heart sh .peii ire i roiii.i t<xk :tl the Hut. ■•I'u " - of (it * local Society are: son or Mrs. J. A. IVrUmm, H ints- j(l t |kl. |,|lin to “draft!!,,, Coollddf ChaiV E. Conk Stock Conipan' ,'oii oiual i tikes e i it in velii'W end BoD; I."v i - Cl :1> will meet with ;.!, .1 E. 1 aiug and Miss I’i " "It u t, l.t'oiinrd Dickinson, Vice day ending the week. Aat present L aFollcltc assorted, plux m, o Now Euglnnd. Anil a-' b. r H i- nil a t ;i :00 o’clock |. ;,m i t e l.aiuu were cr.lb'd M"it- that Io Ii d In own s tm k ■ unp ' _____ _____ lT e-idrnl, Mis* liall'.ci iiic Mei-ih. the di-plny cniiMsti* of pine tteedb* I h ■lull,it Ii e l l j t .y .g tin- al hri h'ir.a on l ’ark Avenue. The Pipe O rgan Club of the ,i ,N .. ......mg to Urliuido by tlm wot k made )•> Mrs. W alter Him A-k Alin Axiom, lie knows Secret : u x . Henry W itte, C o n t* Wnllace, in c » UT, with Ii. l.t:i ' re; Ann l.iiirtl. Charles EilGarti.'ii i i .i. i f Sanford will Fir t Haptmt Cimi^li bold it" tind. alli " f Mrs. Claude I uv.'i o". Mi Mary K"l* dei--. of the Ti insure Shop. Viulio i | t'Oihig Seel • on lli" stag. • W Dili miiiilb w.'ll it \\ 1 i'!tlwaid-. Anii t \\ lii* • I HMtl'II, ami soeiaUsm.-etiag M i h i I.i v w ho pic- ted U'Uij Sitiulny •■'enim*. *t at 1” ot luck a t the Hotel IMM.lt EM AN K IL L E D "*!<li Mi«- Dei t'lh.. fnoo Klovida cedar made by S- K Trc.i* uti" l( ul "Devil Jnilil” . i . a!i I lien,. Attains. Vernon D ial, -I r. Wester, liclii'X, ft mu R. D. While.* afiernnifcv ai tin* lioni" of Mi -. TV. t bake. l»rv r f I. Hiesoilli* Pitli I liur-t"ii f Du"'! Ii • V ru t cliiaii, luigcne tli'clu'in. Tlie m e n friend" < f Mr. m il ' I ' • A apiary, g "lf lialls fralti iiu* Bin ■ ( ’OI.D.MBI’S. Oliio, J a i l . - 2nw»Virginia Kvaiiv ' u't'le of the ' aii" <;. Sluiion oil I’fi .ab S " i '. ON’ FRIDAY CI.CR MEETS !> the slagi for |m \ ■■iInr and Nina I’ratt I " Reft i toarn nit Charles «tiini> " 'll 'f g f * 1 V it, Ja y fnctniy; sD aw)»'i ries from D- 1 ( I N :-1 P n tn linnn W. ,C. Ad* *th-»ii-f • ! ;iie!i w ill un i t at i ali mini •< weu ii oil in dei oi away l u r e . mai lied Marguei ii." the giie*t" a- Hint Mrs. G.ii'o p a s s 'd A S m ith ’s I a rm ; autograph iptiU died in a hospital hero e a rly today, W i.Vl ,k t • io lit'ine of Mrs. Du m in' \. ii.-ii I a- G:i i ' leu i tub of .Sniifoi<1 \ I'l'lltt, , .a t.f Be Kind' by I.adics Aid "I ti" ’ l " u - , with two bullet wounds said to juiiii’ y ;. ■. t•i . lot*; iTilmeMo Thin i d y at l>* >' hoi.ii at Marion, Aid...It, VI mill" ••t t<|| I 1 I'l l \ IIK M Mill? id (h u m ’s w.'ll-kn MRS. M l I RS EN I I i n \ I N s giam l opera • it ' i i •nimity Chinch, having autograph*) have been inflicted by C. IL La*ris$ rnuip. wiiit Mr . Sprncer and Rut! i ill ivii. responded to liV Ohio. Ml Gaim wa • with t |,.rk in tile (lii»\%ii»'r K»«»ni cl then the I «111»|* \V*» ,if P re 1idem C’oolidg". G m v,ttm.' ., f. ||,.x\ p (liceman. Lewis as In-..In P i . " - ns Itn- te.oti'S. ..I n i who re m itrli I til" iniiisti' I for several y e a r- mid in' Md'i'it • 1 pcx i.d A* ii " i.,k " b. i n II til l William <!• M II pro ;; M i ! \ |»r« 11 • • ••m|ilinn,nl f•• M* ‘ I • IK . M. s, 1 M 1.ill!" .x:iy 1 to A*,.|till. S , in. n o b ( utility iiotuloc. Pidri'v -r. liuplicnte llridip' < f Ii' dig in I'loi'da. mid Mrs. C ano have visited ill San inaii r ■f ell*r. nicli !:.nn. i tui'd 1*• iiu las uf ll» i»d» i • •* S | i | 1X Ii *11 n r u ’Ht : it", mi l inie re -tiug persons from f. ! i ft " ,'icotly as th e go"«t •nr at the lit tel Forrest l.ake Dr. t D. I'l'Ur. p i f t r • Id ill- K . . u !»•» i vi.'»»lin^ lu ic as t n t'lM’ ,i lull. nil the “ I’laiil ill- : and over the United States, aDo egg" ,Mi. and M 1: Edward Lane and Reel \ pki .1 the roll' id i . 3:0t) e’i ’- i i . Public cordially m ii.it. > md. t d tlie Utility xxcr k of r» » .‘ ..f R" *»(•>' • The ■ i k Eagle." F a rm , and iiiuu, ’ I I i•« .[ »t lu*i ilau^iit*’! Ml>. ^ li.»i'lcb • miivl i tun; the iiri'iitii/nD'.ti c>t Dn n , , in t 'nekleherry which wa** most in te ie stin ;' a - wi,•11 ut her*.. vital 1 ,, u n I'tDAcll J r . W.t.i Hit \ .! I*’!1• »••*’ I id l'*ur t, a • ill's B e e n I will lll.xn lit* tllkl'll •.ci'ii"" from Luke Mary. let Conurt by Geraldine F a r r a r a t i. i ii;.:ni. rive. At th e I'om lurmo. n , ii* y , ;ti di | lie Indies Aid "f the L ike Mi»* I ct"D i*il>< Hug,to « Ini i> o' -ti II 11 and elmrin <■i .(• ior in 11*1' |inrt> r.»v« v TI mi - dm aft cri "OI up :d tin- IIIC- <mg.,f the -tuily class, ii.iitnie l»u iii> < lliLir.o Theatre. g’Colli ge ot l':,l laud |,< Mr < I Myei at Ii I ll'.llll' IO Aim y ( ’•immunity Church met at W io; is ", His lie si tending v a i cni ri' d cult mub i tin* d in III") IO, • I’l It DA A’ ill" linine "f Mr*. Elmer llyotr which in , I C1, a' III - I I iaukIin Ti i race. Tlu ru were f* n . J 11. lull • « 1 ’■ I" Oiling a 11' " da • - in*: r* M i l l . All I I M E D N E S D \A (kildrtt . >ory hour nt 10 lion oi the president Aii — Wednesdii v uftei noon, [ Tile table- oi p!a\ dining I lie iil'ti'iii"un di "B ea n Gi -tc. I.une i I k .. with I « I'Ll ills Mr. aiul Ah b .'i.d , CoIrb'ii'D'. tk»i m l iiiraty. with an ultciirtance of 2.Y The dckin 'illl- At lli" i i.nclusion "l tb c t suDi ic social hinir M r'. Ami'i ican." " !. 0. llfli'di \ mii"l Iltirinp t! mg no \\( (lne-(l nUcini'"H ul • ” Bintrr . .. :it iho lintel For•..•ii by M is. A. M N- tli of .Ui’ . "I - i't Jim ". 111ogte-sion, it wa- found that hie >- o’clis k iiic nioiitldy business meet, v,,tioi(l service was in *bulge of tar Sim i'"ii 1 B LaV. a* s n't lockJ .11111 \ I 'm imiii n tu rn e d Ikoik- " i ' "id i .d'lO'd, "T h e I ighi in.' • ow • , i i oc li.-ul I'Ki 'i iiinde b\ M vi"I a te m p tin g almi P h illip ; a n mg ci Di" W oman’." Club will lie Alt Guy W yman, a fte r which tie-' MONDAY , \ . i , - g from Jack" >n\ill" yj . 1,1 It ..• i ii “ l n, mild p. 11 • ii in iii"ii< I who wagiv Slllidll' Ci ow ll ti a. Tlie n* xt meet ie r I (Id under l i e dill" lion of tli" pi* - Inis m e-- meeting took place. ai' I" ami " I'ln ICslkd t in - of St. A gue 1' course will. I... , a- been on buslne.-s. In i. lfiit. Ali-. E. A. D'iiiglti-«. in ml xxa- voted tn have n small yent \v!'i l r ■ •ii a piiir "f brii'-t* bool; eiiib Monday n fte n i"" ii at V . ill be held kill 1.0 litdd a t J :till o’cloc!. N GUM A TAL.M A1H1B A -k Mia Axiom, lie knows. cu ttin g for the i"ii-idution pri/e. n dili’iii ti tlie usual routine buslnes" book printed and committee* and | D •• home of .Mrs. I. E. E - ’ tidge m tt*l\u h Hoil.e. P o r te r l.aniiing and m belittles fo r tlie y e a r were read. | : ct of memoraiiiliim books, Mr-. Mi mid VIr a mi- t interesting program bus l > Or,- a. (’lull will meet :it K.dgl wood. • T H E DOVE*. Clinrle.x Dowell spent J. liii W’. S u e d wn- the lucky, one. lucii ai ranged, tbo topic of which The liillowing standing rommlllut.;*i Mondny’s Mr. and Mi iidii i < atteinling li’rioil. a; Dio liome of Mrr comedy o f ! weie uppointcil: Work ( ’dmmllli'e: I visiting frierjds j D ( M i- Myers |»ie c n tn l b"i guest were: Mra. !•’. J. Cooleilge. i- " I V d i e A ffairs of City nnd itfr.i ,'e n>i i ’alniettii Ave- nn "tii •BA IT E R U r MiJa m e s Thompson, c hairm an -1 lo, tint with a dm n t' mnipnct. At ('..in.iv Mi . T. I Hale, Mrs. F rancis E. Tn in pa. from Woniiin's Stnmll e ­ Milauu Pui am ount till* ii a In.in the bo i"*" 'i \\t ,„,ni." Mrs. K. M. Gall iw-iy will I’.l'l: i • S idney.!. Nix. Mr- Guy t x im of O rlando iliuul S ystem ” s. :(i-pi ii». .Mi . Ii. A. Mwri land. 'I'll,- MiAlii e Klilei mid Mary fli'slni" ills of mi'uldc'l i liickrii. , i*cii*" “ (iiu Public (.iieols Mr. ami Mrs il I!. Udum, Mrs. J. C. lleereii’s mi I»Mrf Helen M'o • e were hosti - ■> • ul a Htufti 'I e-'lccy. olixi -, )•"* U"Hs. wink Airs. H u tiy fur a few days at ant! j, .«t will Io* "S tivet Situation in I* I Daisy Ruth Miller •hell, Mrs. A r tlm r Viillur. Mr-. w MU'i i delight f"l bridge p o r n given heart slui|"'d cal."". i» •' • i t-um lifter- Sanford." "L aw Enforcem ent’ will Volie Will nos, Mrs. I.c lie Bryan. tin lo id* I In i W d e s " . Sul un la y afternoon at the In me of colfce. The gue <■ i"i in A!iv.. A. • ’. .tlcLi'iidon, Alts. AMi * Elder on Oak Avenue. V. Ill'll in mi v/i le .Ali". Rill b* i f"»il Doug I... explained by Mrs. John I.i oiiardi “S G l ’TII SKA I.OViyV Hi ad " f Jackbonvill" I’DKREST L A K E I.. Mcni'cly, Mr*. Robert I Glenn, At the conclusion "f business n Mi D u' . 't c i t a i m d tlw mend I- of la.*, Alla <'Ii.it Ii-* I ,w• . t J r . Mi ­ contody ’*‘y” ’Vk' d i - Dounl' *•" ml lioiir will be held with Mrs. W’l'ninn’s CoMege at ■I. an,| Mi-. Eniiik Grimbach, Mrs. J II Cidebmgh. Mr Clif- a ti I 1 , t„ i m V. \ • ganizcii In id: i lid', ( il'OI gi' A . I )*'( "tli ••SAIITH’S X K W ' l / W U f f B \ C. pert l ied It. Wilson. Mrs. L. I*, llagau. • ii . Iiu- been spending 'd»tr. \ ’uu i rk; Mrs. M. H a n - f..i I WiiJIier. Mrs. J. Mui.riye A l­ Talk, I*. Drunilnond, Alt E.l.a Man”. Aesop*’ Fables ‘ Jama.M ; .• York: Mr. nod len, Mr* * . i •• iritli h e r ii oele and I aoigley. Mrs. Mr.". Henry Mclaiulin and Mr*. II A. Audi ■ on J r , a fev la ulgc Mrs A\ The idol•• Game* "f I • ;;i. s.-ivi Mi A. I tad .1 I.i-hnisii iis - hostesses. All mem f’- N I’ i"iii', Dallas, Texii ; M i". B- 1 .. ..... .. Mr . ' II Cook, i'ii:i’ ll .did .Mrs. W. Wallin i A If m l W. Lei’ Ji i noon E x tra added a i t i actum all weak] ti.ii.ig tin: si!t' t 1K ii„,„ T a m p a ; \V. J W ilnesdny foe Tol wcie enjoyed Mrs. A .. M. Phillips. A lu. R F. Wi »if i ii ( J r a y . AI l .*. I .!"> d I' ui I,-. M o. J"1u In i'.* of the ANonian’s Club a r e urged cxicpt FrUlay.. llipli'tloii of 1 " and at thi re Crt.i, j ;, | ovilli'; William A. I ’oogcr, Mi.* A. K. It" i 'c '. Mi*. W Sneed. Ml's. l’<t'X \|. ro. Mi •• to a tte n d the meeting. l and luha w■ iu |i > 1 1 1 |>' i A l.l. A AXIOM, louilil si "ic iKiIDI, \ , Y- a k ; |{. A. / ie g le r , I. E. E s tiid g e mill Mi S k iro n . i pair C, I*.-Vincent, Mi - I . |w ai d I .am . the- m y itiM W ’1 saot highest sc"i* . Dm p ti/c • ' r o' New York spent Ralph R rL .m i !. N A-k Alla Axiom, lie knows. G I red Schumann, Visit' I were Ml . * •**»•*!• Gas a Cb ji Ualpb W'iglit. Mi f lin t- M i s h "'" tree.'. tree.-, went l" Mi Feb. 2nd. !>: FMAsk Alla A x io m ,'lieTTToU'jrMKj i d cii business and of sh lligliley til iui . I: D m i, Itrlmuli'T-. Mr. way of Anderson. S. < . m d Mi.d?, M"i"l •’ . i olid Sniilb uiid Mi s. S. I • U i M j l the guest of Ed <rice llo w a n l. Fi»r scoring N Mr - 1 .1, I ;• C. A. Haines r e lu m e d home Mon­ M ootagi AJailhi-ws. while In w..n a 1 n i g e t . MirJune T o i 0 uu. 1 r Y. day evening from Miami w here he Lane dainty linmlkercbii'f. rhe i""iM'In<1’'u,r:'' T. p.vdi; R. Flynt, Orspent the week-end. *4 ,'R( 'Dio it I ( "'d*; lion prize fel' to Die bit • f MiBH Axiom, lie knows ia4n A-k Mia ■r. and Mrs. Ja to lt Boss, *r» Ann Moss. “"'kiKi', N. Y. Ui fri;»lupAHti of suiidw n I ■-. Ill W E ST PALM B E A l 'H i . Fla., SEMINOLE dividual, cakes and h o t i*11' . I late I • IcLcod, Orlando, Flu.; Deane T u r n e r of Fort My­ Mi Ja n . ill— ( IN S ) Damage to eropJ _____■ were served du rin g the lea litiur. *r,'l .Mis. G. V. Brown, Hock* ers, n fo r m e r resident >1 Sanford, Beach countv caused by iu Mr*. W. E. Cole lias us her guest I Mcmtor.i of the '•'.ub m e Miss the Pulin ^ ''' Mr. and Mrs. who is visiting her Bister Airs. E r n ­ re c e nt cold snap will approxi­ Miss M ary Hildreth of Townsend, • nrial a f f a i r of th'is I'citric Robson. Miss E ugenia David, |il asunt ”■ 'm nison, F rocport N. Y.; est K rupp, unil who la«i week at A m a te in p e r cent, ncronlmg m lift[-*•«mgiihn. Brooklyn, N. Y.: the South F lorida Diocesan i" n - week xyus thftf of Monday* even- Miss Beatrice How ard, Mi— Marie u re s compiled by the office o f the Maas. John II. Stnubu.*, hus recently . °‘f' Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mr. nnd v e ntirn at Orlando, w \ . e lu itid a: ing wIicn’MG*. Rnixton U. B aggett Huddleston, Miss Beverly Ihmder. N’nt- county ugricultural agent today. taken c h a rg e of the Lake Mary In Miss Elheldn T u tte rso n , Mi*. . • N, W hitehurst, City; J. president of the C h u n !> Serx-iec p e r t a i n e d mcinbera of her evciiAn estim ate of tli1 ^ ' Filling stall ut. f Y. 1itVv , ~ Murphy, Wuycross, Gn.; V. League of the diocese, w a- luomreil’ in p bridg" club at h e r loxvly n iw alie F a rn sw o rth , Miss I-oni-e Rus- lurs. could not be rc a ih e d -n t this Mrs. K. W atrons. ntrompunicd M-ll, Miss Ann Moss, Miss I. >i:ella Muij,t,y> j»|nnt City., Florida; Monday nftornoon at a di hghtfnl home-in Fort .Mellon. time, it was announced. by Mrs. Milton B irchard, Mrs, 1D '^ns. Orlajnlo, Fla.; Geo. y e t m i s t inforinul reception given The lowest x nnperat J i f reached Ilrnncr. und Mrs. Perkins, spent ♦rj„ : rooms xvberc the tables had .Mdhoney, Miss Efvn Pcurrc. Miss Kloise L anier, Miss Helen Vim enE, were ill the Everglades during the last lust week pleasantly a t St. DetersOrlando, Fla.; Jus. U. by th e W om an's Guild of which been nrra n g e d for pl«y r o r m e r nienibi t, and b rig h t with bowls nnd bnsketH Miss K athU cn Lbng, Mix- A]w* two d a y s w as 27 degrees, accord* b u rg and n earby points of interest ^ “ •n. Daytona .Beach; C. J she, wus a f............ |Hi Mias Mis* Jn n e T o rrA u e . ....... , . to the sta te agiU’ullural .axlupins, E l d e r , ............. .... Hn*• nI*.",’'*‘, !Vr*,urK» House. Mrs. Clarence Moran, accom fU|t>d . w ith calendulas. 1 < \V lli.lna tlFla.; til 1■Mr. III and *. given ut the I ’fcrish .I . . M ary Helen ir ■ ** MoYsc, Mis* Katin rine perim ental sta tion a t Belle Gludk T he decollations were bowls of- sw«*A pens and ferns, __ . U; ( ’ W,u,le®« MPI.H. M inn.; pan led by h e r daughter. Mis* R« IR Ard,*r ' A. 'C. 1... R. R..; T. pnstrl-tintvd sw eet pens nnd f, ins. lints wen* rcpcatixl in the Drlilp^ Schinir<l. Misa M u rg a re t Tli " " l,ron today. The station reported u by Mae, a r e visiting friends ot nnd -Mis* Rose La V cnte Hurt. large p a r t of tlie Everglades bean The daintily appointed t i p table k l' i zwi**^ck* ' ’ T ™ 0**n'-l|i " 1" *, ' Flu.; K Flu ' Mrs. *M r*' Creive, Va. accessories , |j« s a " ,, daughter, South was overlaid w ith n hnmb »nie em ­ G:.me» of p ra g r-ssiv e bridge KNTKKTAINB HEWING ‘ ' H 1? crop wiped out u- «' ic.-u The Ladies’ Aid Society of The l J«. Fla. broidered cover nnd ccnteriil with freezing. . C om m unity Church; will -conduct, a. wero enjoyed iluring the evening U nofficial estimate." of the »Uui. L i ; R,VA,-S v 'I-IIBZ HOTEL a tilv e r b a s k e t filled willi ">vect amt a t the eoruluzinn of th e sta te d Mias V irginia - Weekly c ru rr. Baked Bean S u p p e r ut tlie Com­ ||'j . anil wife. Jacksonville. p n w am t*^pngs -rrf-frm . Placed op­ ngo by furm ers said the l«** «£ tnined th e F r id a y Sowing (/ ub num ber of rounds, the prize for m u n ity Building Tuesday. Jan- J*. crops in the s-.wjli l lmida dD| C ; - - rT o o n ' N’’ ^ W. W. posite tbo centerpiece were silver a t 0.00 P. M. T he committee ia lop score, u green gl«»« sandwich most p le a sa n tly on F rid a y candlesticks holding tail lighted Irict due to the week-end cob I TlwrrH u 7* ’I’a ,n l,u' Fla.; Price* SlAt). #2.0(1. S Wul-j noon a t h e r hnnucoii Populat Avec h a rg e is Mrs. C. II. Corsby, chaii|H j o Tain pa Fla.; Dr. pink cathbdral candles. Presiding truy, was xvon by Mrs. W. Tho guest* sewed diuii'g the wave would reach approximately nmn, Mrs. Robert T rue, Mr*. EuI j ji Gainesville, Flu.; Dr. over the tea service w as Mr - Clyde lacu Wiiglit. bridge afternoon, m a k in g m any a ttra c tiv e | | 20fr,000 ilora Ziuimciiuuii. Laic in the evening, On sale at C ham ber of Commerce Mall . orders o c c o » | L t “* r ? ' ' Gainesville, Fla; Derby, president t f th e Holy Cross refresh- j HD*. L a te r piano solos were given -mull Mr*. J a m e s Thompson c n tn Mrs. J a m e s A. Pium an and *• tables were cleared and IM f; , ,t r ’ ’’(.latkii. Flu.; II. E. Service l e ague. » " t rc r.,y“ r e M . by the hostess’, m o th e r Mrs. " Mis. J a m e s A. . by check o r money order filled in order of recaipl. f., of u ta s ty salad coilrse a n d •» , a f l e r whlch r r f n .shmeiit- io n luivc returned,1 lihome from Or- tnined a t luncheon Tuesday in h">>*; • In the receiving line wen- Mrs- lit: nt.U. F. W hitnc r JSr., Mrs. Deane coffee ee were served by th e hostess. ^ |Utn^ ’w ichoa| fruit( c a Ucs and hot laiido whore they bave hsv been visiting o r of th e birth d a y anniversary P . O. Box 740. Mrs,<_ *P i t t m a n ’." paients, Mr. and h#i- h usband. Rev. Jam es Tiamtp-t T u r n e r and Mrs. A melia Noble. A s­ »ct.hnawfovlate n w wero served. i iKllsjl T h bridge players were Mrs. JJiiit'ljh Garrettson. .nJoVing t h i s ’ pa rty ««’« ’ Mr*. ^ crIi G a r n lts o n . son. Those p r e s o a t.w e iv Dr. tuuJ. Fla.; C. M. sistin g in e n te r ta in in g nod serving aod Mrs- W. Wnllace W right,, M r . j 1 r • •■, West Palm Bench, Fin.; w eic Mrs. A. P. G o h a d l/V Mrs. b. Mni m , . Jiim'-i A. P ittm a n ,. M r(l Jew el Minchew, Joyce Min-14’» . 7TS~~ „ , i.n.iren Mrs. F. O- M,oore. and Dr. b <-‘IM- * I Mr, Local Itlugt. S anford t . k a o s W of Commerces / L Nffwmwi valuer, 0 * C b a o * ,.M i Mr*'! Elizabeth Methvin, ..Catherine ^ i W a l i a c . , all o f K u .ti., R«‘ - al*d crtll Mr«- Clyde Byrd, Mr. und Mrs Ufg, Refresh• Ufalla Mt>< Emily Po Mr*. Thomnson T hom pson and children I ranand Mrs. C L „ Grif-J Johnson, Thelm o Tew. H"*1’! Yew, L rvnc anil Iinl. , _.“ **. o..rf Ifcs. Wells. Miss — U u U r y ~ W o a i a n ’s C la U co-«perali*f. . 1 tlie guests M ^ i d t e d nuts ments o f r o ils t r M a rtha Me Donald, Marion |lo«U* f t . «*» v l.ftln g a* Ju-r Itogtf on ci* aud Ja n ie s Booth Thompson ( B uring the ufand te a w«re s e t lutn and Virwlnia Weekly. I M r a - K . U . Fitn at f M U * . C atherine • Cuchra" enterMrs Baggett. Cr0M’ I Celery • Avouuv^ '•icj Beach, FI r .; Secret.. O f M iss Farrar’s I ’i t f U n I V T a r i n n Ij IU IC i V i a n o n Celebrates Birthday Success Is Recounted For Music Lovers O f Sanford Personals Social Calendar „V nX (g&'oS. K- V.rk ..... P ageant And Ball To Be Staged Soon By Sanford Legion N lleef^ 'S tafe With Talinadge In Picture A t Milano E?rt>' Anti-Third Term Bill Introduc Pipe Organ Members Guests Of Mrs.Sharon i*ODAY ^ Misses Elder, Morse Entertain At Bridge WEDNESDAY [Hotel A rrivals Dancing — — Bridge Forrest Lake Hotel Thursday Mrs. Deane Turner Is Honored A t Courtesy South Florida Crop Damage !s .'-00,000 Mrs. UagKi'tt Hostess A t Delightful P a rty LAKE MARY 1 mmM Geruldine Soiltf Kecitnl B j g * fasst; K l !| ftt ti �I Ilife SANFOHn HKRALP MONDAY JA N lTARV-iUWBafr — CommercialAviation IsHusbands, Too, Have Friends CITY HAS In Effort To Make It Pay Power Company Head Thinks LONDON, Jan. -II. — UN'S) Servile in dircussin;' the i.iti A^ricullurr Industry Has With « m w r i i i a c t i o n firm ly. , h(. ,,a st tVl.n ,IV th( v Made Greatest Strides As ^ Result Of Electrical Aid established in the p rin c ip a l' cobs- ' opitmiSlIe *.f u«. the aln'Ia: » Electricity In the rural section* iF of the United States, Is. responsi | bt# for the greatest Strides being K tnade today to piece agriculture F h brcast modern times. JL S, Hon jg. dricks. of the United Power and j r Light Company, declared in a farm r conference. address here, pr- Electric units on the '.»nn i,r* making life more attractive, more g renumemtive and more efficient, f Hendricks saj/l. Not only a rc fa re home* being made a* modern a Betty houses, but farm Ial >r is til­ ing saved, cost of preparing pr< ducts for mnrketls being cut down > a n d farm ers ure i quipping theii j home with' Electrical mui hinerj b more rapidly than they adopted tel| ephoncs in the early days. Increase In Service v’v*. Hendricks exjdained that n re•.cent survey mn.de in- twenty--even pe r ce nt in tries of Kurojc, tuoir r x i s t e n t o I been looked up :ta a luxury w m in m tc a H - bw -idwaai r.,.»uiiwib«>is* f** r —n - m r T m T t h - m Tv.mp irom the governmental c o f f r n , to n subway train, cverjr possible effort i* living ,nndc '‘But times are clt.injrinxr :** make ii a profitable ami smooth- program of civilisation ha* working proposition. , *p<-ed in tra nsportation mv« Although tin- ' ta p rni-ntx for the n r,f ft** airplanp is the logical venr U*J7 *how u tremendous in- 11,11 ^or l,w}^ transportation V a s e i„ business by practically all !al" ‘ " " ‘I tions may always of the common ial a ir lira s, it is ,l mP«**ib e f",r ,, * . . trains and steamboats real co oot unreasonable to assume that ti(jn< blI, the events o f W m they would havo d i f f i c u l t / in existmnv v j r p ri , 0 :i|| „f u inp without ifosT-nimental subsidy f . rta in j th„ , hoU(thl of and t h T e n-.mlttedly m e serious f lander. .Umwnw. ui ‘F ath er calls m e W illiam , Sister calls me Will, M other calls nle W illiC, B at T H E FE L L E R S CALL ME B ILL!’ T h tit •t homes recelslnp electric rvrrict. - between Ja n u a ry 1, l t d and Janu { mry 1, 1027, apd he dcelnr'd most i Of the la r g e r power companies now ] *r* m aking it jKMiible tu cctab t Hsh rural electrical service. Many uses of electrical energy ' on the farm, were explaineil. tom* Nation- ( -operate ^ o f which Indu'led the filling of j -ailos and grinding of feed. The fu*-i T h e ir is in ex 1.-tru e r th>t "that w ater and ice problems are le> national Air f'ongrexs. tin ’ ing solved in a satisfactory and e* brr* 'o f which are I'lprosi-r III It bill REAM IN 1 I It I '*v* L’G K N E F I E L D .knew how] the -tarnu '^|W every small boy tV *o the "gang spirit '1 — t . *'.’Cc,o!d -tribal-imi-nct .wIiiel.->-»-*h*' 1— i-tall lommuual liir witti ■ - '• " >at mterr-t for the conim-ii weal. All the fair /uf***,i, *'t c*Hir>*. back in tt.e early, etapes of "lh>- gang ” Mother Sii-ier and ev*n jolly Aunt Uvr Sue who knew exciting stories about It.'bans — 'cours* a fellow nieb.p tiit:n r it KO|i yral girn ;ey» (IN'S)—Three of the nine.children serve* — but heal >'{ Mr. and Mrs. f iru rg r Preacher - u ill:, the boys tart'' were dead today as a result of a ■ a*i :dra brim- gras fire which d e stro y e d -their Home (H>4A«k*Mrrio- er >evv * -rif".. /.A- '• 3 jsortte of htx frieroti fn ■ r 1 real s t.y f prat ’ *- 5 m 1S f t i i r ' M X n ’r t i * V death wore tlvorge. I'l; I mi Ik-I. lu. Kt'Ci*! nl Ae«" V'-'tr ' rtf r.f ca m whit r n e t fAid* will heh' v . i to prepare i l r t arul Ads, n. Tin ■.' n h -a lilit cssily and *|uick!v And here is* one. fited bis life in a vain at ten. j.t lo 11XUi' his Sl'tere. nfti l In* m I h|s fa th e r hni| cal lie I the .-4.il* I children to safety. The pan wer,- I>ad|y burned and tony >■ survive theii injuries WS8SSS& 'Iota, whiidi j. rfr I n h a le d plniost hourly t'i goiiji- Vonirm-nm l piluto*i their flight-. The Imperial Air. W.lvs claim* only four fatalities and thirteen iujuii,-* *• pa * -enge r s in all the >i-at, >.f m existence, arul ii i* reasonable (o -j,.v that witti the step ; hui ,or< now- being trikt-n ihro'ii'h Irperiiutioniil l>-gt. I.ITloii. the bitxar-N of riving v id be gn-atly decreased f ’onip'i! i d with the nunihei of fuml me,dent* on railroads i,, the.r u i 'n n . i . i |irr,portion nf air)dali>. fatalitie.- ivepy little mor.'. and with the help nf international ro ofieration ami modern Hrienre, a few v*m« should »ec the danger reduce) to j, mini, mum. Two ihii-f 'in I... til) uit'd in the wav "f Km op f | v I.,. i , A I ever On,- i,'.U .„ ,f , ltfril n> log. mid flu .. 1,1-1 II . • ,, A Valentine Basket Party t’: 'ireftfru il. F ‘'U’ ■' 'e ,-.- vcjr is especially KaUiit W i t . ———P f i iV'l F l T f r • tuJ.’i ,1/uiln ohi It i .-i a tintcu l i n t :»-!i w. 1,1? j afford an -■ tl'ii; and off set pink Centerpiece cf Rosea still T he t’.'ral crr.trrpiece is riphth.irn ing folly r o - >■*. •iov* t 11 I rue Love’s . rt - '.tv ami .<r: its enitilent. t ' ti r f | , ' k ertheart t --« - - ihe toiv pitil: the c n - I on. - lin t c tt.r :n bunches — are irli>of 1: » t’ <* riyb' ri I r and give the iinr'< * ' I far! r n I • ftc ’ t f Vc*terda>'< .. pr.,.;. * i I uijuct-. I* ik cartdlrv in ' e . *•»•e-j • . , r a lt'ii.t \ t ■- ■d c/.; vstdU ,ticks - h e t ^ ^ i i i \ -s-iv i> w • ' V ' - . V w a - # * r « V ^ , \ f t * V ' V iVt ,U V n -v W ,v A (b r r . . . ', » v » v t A v»*« ‘ T,t ” | v * ... . . . n r . •■I . s- r - ' . * *l-*s a dH ‘ V \ t* A Rashct P ar t y . .r ,< •i . t , ■ ’ ' ,‘ ‘ ,i | reed 'r ■■ I ■; . .. ,j r .t ,r at,d re a-raneed ahc-narttig t *a h hd a huge pi nk st>1in A Two-Dollar Dinner For Six Daily Fashion Hint Sirs wit! buy isigrcdier-'s for a Jciiciuus dinner for six. Menu Lau ' .J— W} f I I ,/ pa i ' l ui li o \ uii j i, n. mid .......... . . , ■, , ru * easily la* • <- • t ■ I di. i * it . ,1 . , IlgJil Iiuiiix must id I he lantic C o a s t Is inb'tid Today For ro Missing Ships " Aviati'O le K ii"|.. i . ! . up the tilli -I h. . ,i • • ' dlird.ii ui 11 Knt i I. \ ■ Ii r i m e d i" i rand* i . i ' u ii Miomi i v liiie iii.ilii.it,it New* \ in * u.ict pi* * .i'--n ' i ie tiuN 'ii eii-il i- lb* in ’rl’ I - h ,i' (In lilt vide lr"iit i the l i t s w K ' f ACK flEiASON OI'BNB W M tfW /o n .' ltd L, coipiful a r r a y o r Olympic, itinnol uhd Intcm utiunul stars, •to n usharp in its indoor truck ;son ot the William C. I’rout w—dUl frxmi'i M Mcehonica lldlng. f'i ■ , >i * .iir .Lins n a ta n id a*pji iy 15 i cut', Irllo. ■ iu i i i F ix *;iLd * 'S' i -i Id v i .i ' .i i- sup pitted I.) Unmill, i nr.Ip- i.t ’Mir bh-'livis are alt.i. Ii—I ! i liibsi I *11• >"l.i and lnmn,e.| „ I,.* and elllhrol'leri Medemi ■ i..|itoe< ] *v tenter • rrUn * r vaul .!'* inch * Ik in-|« i*pb i'*, var'b 4U «n i l s | ri p Uli'l V. lacc edging and I l f >.ird (ilitsxv lor nnniif ingredient*. N EW YOHJt, Jan. 31— ( I N S ) - ] fTwtnty-mx vtiMox w c.c camhimf Iho A tlantic*ft»at t<nlny iii srurcli Of two miming const guard putrid , boat* which have not been h e a r d ' •from since they Icf’, ( iirli* Hay. Md., late Thor- dn> night Th> patrol bouts, tii ( i, i n ........ . ( i, J*7, c a n te d | | men They were Itytlltved li) ha* e Ineit di lien out to BCa off Cape Ma) N -b. l>> 'th e atarni di u v ;it lli" c o i f ’. Boturduy p i;lit. lloth bu.it. vei ■ p q u lp p td with w d i . b s t . I The rpxcilc fleet include four jfa*tri.yci.i ’of the roust j*.in; i i Mean wh ilc I he rnn.t gu i 1 >ii'. r Stmlnole Imd found the N o r - ' •glnn fnllyht- At ion '.tlitf inilen ] lit of <'h|>9 Mny, drifting helpMly witHitykr|k()n riidd-r chain, j id V/im t'.wlir gtli»< ff.'iglitev irtu irt. Wl .ba the A r e a sent yui uti . O. B. . Wltrntir), all hrondi.i. D wan chut do.vn to p rrn 'it the d c p e n d tn i'bVireli rompatiy t o , mmunlcufc with lu r . Thu j eight - i , u [ 1.811 ton., wits mnd fo r Bunli uux from Norfolk. * t^ T he tottr, caused, numerous ftffic -x c 'jfn tii und five d e a th . dUtis- *ii3t"rb;.(>lltsii urea. (U .irphi Insmp First Corn Canner Dies Foods And The Mississippi Flood in it.g syl' i .11 ; ol I.OU'i j i ;!it in nut i I ii had In I 1 . I litV.1lli.lt In l.i i' hllllnp I . c u r iii fiom i i ' i ' I for 15.0(1 • p. r Vs - - a i.,l| . I dll. Ill t u n I I 'I 111, pull I, , > - c i bradAi Canned Foods Survive "Eggs Milady" ' In Florenee Stratton's "Favorite Foods of Fatuous Women," how­ I’ht nivtftj -wx.v.n was formerly ever, twsfei run true to form. Mary [tad the Knights of " Golutnhu/ Pickford rontrilmtes "Eggs Milady" »e«, has out of reapeet for Ita dainty and colorful, while Gloria tester been renamed the William Swanson recommends modern Ca­ viar Canape. E ggi Milady can be •IVnut inrmorinl games. ipi.iotll'r* Xltil III li.tl gi­ ll s .ltdlull'll i*11 ( luce ;tti onii i v ilie. M in,, in: V t.. bi t ihicv 1 I u. ,1 t-’f t \ ic o f t h a n k s lo r s v u t fj oii; .piciis ,»i this crucial time- -y * eL" who ha* ever luen throw* big iii.aster, knows what ti r -a'-* line' means — itle'stl'ai’.iinK v,| wddrli not only stinmlati '• t‘h>!'’*--b b t llte g r n .'r r . lv Irut pot* a sp.r',: i u , ‘f *** . however, the into \ini. ■ ii I I'ladcd i u ill fl nlli ,M-lll- t he story ot 1 Fr Nell William*, i Red ( Voss tun -e ir. in St. I.ouik. cresting r r> ll.. > guile llow ;i I * '• ( '" il'in winch stirsived Uir Pond heroic deed- ( In «i (hr annals p[ n . night, alone w i n alb t i a . '...I In-, a* u r a- in un ripen ! , tiude^wiiii e ith e r 'canned or raw norm S‘j •he hraied ilic P-I t .0 l i e »L.»L t ■ 1 |C"ducbi m ci c cotuerned. In l - i i ut.x nl tin- * t .i«>tppj in-nrilcr ter. ii wa.*, it*.!.'* a \ Jl!*r. c 1 pimientos. ' tm tase nf caened (. , il>, l e u r v f , * L 'G U S T ^ K ^ J 'J N E S - t l . e man teen ycara of experiment perfected I t f.n | to , b. Miy.md s tu n rig l-'r-atti i - c ii c a r t l.,* -kc and *-, r V.qgt y iij'tv : Rut pimifWto iutrs «1.I nut],a»k \\r.I brighter. Much i f who put Under teal tke first a process, * igccs, »tr..- !*■■' II a Irvcc at Red l‘((i > T lie tar.-t e.-mmcrcf hy ?*; huttrred mold. I ‘our in mixture the i at.ucd f in | -inc'g v/a* ill Winslow found that cutting o£r ‘ i Ark'aina. She cans oi vacuum rt*f:ee W'src m *' 1 of three eggs beaten slightly and ^ w can of corn ever packed — Iviuiid. wlilp tb , saciiiTru packed civ and distributed R' iiJ antf ti e 1urir.ess was one-lull pint double cream. Season died Recently in Porjla-id Maine, the k e rn e ls-rtf corn from the co'.* | »- n > proved IlnoJ-pruof. Cnnipanir. >41 o • ihri/ lives, ing nicefy w u tn fjres destroy' * svith water three-fourths the height at-the age of <H years. Mr. Jom> with a knife and scraping the putr pal ling . .it v. m u m packed in such i - , , t , as l!,c>e that equipment tc.r m a nufi'turo’U ' of mold. Make in modrrale oven v as a picturesque American figure, aftenwmlsnva* the l».--i way. I h i i , » uaranlt'-il tlirir dealers .apainct [o.gN- e- — *- l.i the ecsctie cl-i mg (hr can. !t. teas ti o t 'J liileeu minnie-. Unmold in crnntnn being a dirert descendant m two is precisely the w ay "Maine -Style" piece* t»l rouitil, toas». coverrd irith early -Khode Island *iaivenmr»; one .corn , is canned today."with aufv^ v ’ 1 -■ i; invahi- 1**07 ti •• f i* c.'-thod of b ,5 mity. malic machinery doing the work. supf'v ) nle if sertions was rr pate dc foi« gras and seise *sltb of the oldest Q'mkers At l i l * V t " 1 After the kernel top is cut off, Ness burg sauce. Piece ol blar.k and pioneer of the corn rant .ng in­ Isa• j *vc llien. ' -'"i'l with the dustry — a 100 percent American the rc*{ is scraped out. giving a id vetr .ues u liii K thl u i.r the pr truRle on top. * ^ : 4. grosvi H M » ci earn/ mixture and leaving the huU I' d |n pr, dure th's year, j all i ’.* I »e coi’- ct paikci* on Catwie Canaan One can caviar, institution. on the coh. ti e enor unit ln*s of live (~- t a.c usinji the .vaeuusii p one egg, one lahletpoon lemon juice, .Isa a c Winslow Expei&uyiU. Winslow * methods were more one tablespoon onion juice. Spreinj annrii T;,rtatj have ' aUu c * r , • • Isaac Winslow, Mr. Jones’ uncle, primitive, of course, and he had caviar eh round pieces of toast. began experimenting with totn-cannever heard of the gold enamel lined T hen spread on thi* yolk of the nigg in 1H39- H e 'h a d bren a sailor can* in which o rn is packed to- ■J BKADENTON - - U r g i n g «r egg, hard-holled in d run through i and.knew what It «T?s to lie- at sea rfa/is bnt .when lie and lus nephew. ti -M any ney t A p ro ftsso rin a n U j^ M stevif. Season with lemon and Onior on salt-horse and tea ui*«.qil. Jl. August,Jones, pro the I f a | aa ,(,« cltioa of^ Mauatoc, Ralmetti* a n d Juice, T rim edges with giaifi ‘*MsltuC|ip)L hpj^,'Jup)^( and]/ eoht'could he cauned. ft wwuld pro­ first ca n ' o f coTn. they launched Bradenton into third largest eity white of egg. Garnish with »maf ~ >*f \i I girl k committed vide a healthful and welcome ad­ a prepared food which i». to d a j on V eat (.oast, being sponsored pieces of tomato, dition »o auch limited diets. Ftf- serond t o tomatoes in popularity. _ hero by Uonx Club. r County C o - . r e ie n tly because t b*y^w* rc in lion organized. and cogld not ***rir?) W hat Pylovie Star ( M m IIEM you pare on nliereal Tflfl forms of lailiei who live in Shadow land, you ate apt *o get the imjirrssion that they sub­ sist on a delicate diet of will-o'-lhewisps and butterfly tungaies Mill if you have been in a Hollywood restaurant and watehrd ttm constel­ lation of-atars eonie in from “on lo­ cation" and wrap them*eWe* v r o l n d ham-and-rgRs — vnii'll r.-jlirr that thire'a a lot of difference between i f e and my Shadow. lliin u n 1sti* n i 't — animal* “**• but in spit,- nf the rdort mi1)* .1 r.uiM lr.ii.li •wvr tliriii. ictrilird animalj pc*****-' • ' g.' .d i iindltioil o> tl.c thousand. ii. blind via. But |>*i hap* to ertftee r j t i ^ f b*” t tbe wuiers rrerded ilumc �, . t '. -V.•• • ■mam S W raS p] T O b S A N F O n n h e r a l i t , T u e s d a y , J a n u a r y 31 , 192s PACK FIVB * Political Announcements (4 Business Service) rsan cs* * [a d . H A T E S % Ad™ «* .. *111 be ree*lv*d ^ c o lle c to r •« “ !f#rP‘ TBT oc « » « __ 8c ■ Hue 7c a line on requeiL rotes »re (or ij l w M . length [charge ot 30c tor ring is restricted rjificition. „ u mode The S*nI will be responsible , incorrect insertion, ' r for subsequent n* office should be mediately In cas0 of I d v e k t is e r p m representative BUILDING BLOCKS— Irrigation The Market boxes and (general c e m e n t work. Miracle Concrete Co. J. E . Ter* r illc g c r , Prop. 3rd and Kim. METAL BOOKING—The Roof Ev* erlistinrf. Metal shingles: tlanding ream tin and gwtatalxud roofs. See James H. Cowsn. Oak Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. PH O N O G R A PH — re p a irin g , piano t u n in g by e x p e r ts w ith 17 ye a rs Apcriencc. S a n fo rd manic store and G ift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 McLander A rcade, Phono 832. ft. N, Nipper. Signs of afi RXMKrfftdr’m * —* - The wants and offers present­ ed to you in this Classified Sec­ tion are constantly changing—like K ind s. In S a n io rd P r i n t A Wall P a p e r Zo. 5— Help Wanted Female JVANTED; F a n c y pressor o r good h o n o r to finish Indies work. Must be able to sow*. W h ite wo-m an preferred. Colonial Clean­ ers. 306. E. 2nd. St. Radio Programs r u n i u :T k o r n n i i r i T c o u h t I wish to umrnunev Hist I uni a ('Ilinltil.,1,. |f,r r, vtocHon lu the ott*v. „i f i n k of il,.. c irc u it Court, of to il,liujio l‘uu\ily,. Florida, nultJtcl lo tho tl ecl si oil of Hu- bclllu* eratic Voter* of Hnmlnolv County, In 11io I’vinocratlc Primary Kiev* lion in l„. in-hi on Juno Mb, A. F>. 1SI>. . v. i!.- doucjlahs . the quotations on the stock mar­ ket—and they are just as eagerly followed by thousands of readers —read this thrift-ticker every day. 6— Help Wanted Male | fimilisr w ith -ra te a J ' ci*(ii/icetJon wiiJ , ^nplftc Information. | wish, they will assist rding your, want ad more effective. - Celery Markets BEGGARS OF N. Bureau or A grieulturnl Econo­ USE NEW YARl •i c i ] mic* co-tipcrafing w ith t)ie Florida S ta te Bureau of M ar­ TO COAX COINS iji kets. — R. E. Corbin, ***** Rereaentativr EntcprisinR HcRRnrs Capital, ", “ iz c On S u b m a r i n e Disaster cuttings Of celery w ere not T() ( ; e , M o n e f F o m y ic lim A ... Tuearlay, January 31. The 7— Y a i r s ' Serviec) Flood Con. t r y heuvy yia tc id n y on account J ______ run n.r.iiK or roeux tD>l Di«eu*»It.n, W EAK W JA R of the cold tventher. tlestir.ntion* Netv York, Jnn. 31. (IN S ) T hereby npnounco my candidacy . /A WTAG WTIC WRC WGU WCfur clerk of the circuit court aub* on 23 e a rs were ported from — Not the lea t ot th-> prq,fexsion« cKfl Jci'l to the will of th* voter* In SH WOC WHO WOW WTMJ the I'emocratlo primary to be held WEI WOCO WIIAS WCAE WS Florida, 111 of which _were Jjilled. '-.K.-i!ythivtau Jif-th r t liaaa i * I h nt 'Ua June . | will npprruti.tv your gukvuil...- . —... ___ _ W G N , . --------fro m - S a n f o n l- u n d -Ovrwlo to _ t h e • rrvMtlvmejf w ho r-r ‘ t t “ A f'.iv n 8 -Slrpmht'i'g-CarDnti hour,- vnr. ,, • . «. i ft 'qtlen; N lV; Yt-rkN *uhway f,tu.i llowing points; , P it,mine \ a r d s h d program. W JZ WBZ W BAL „ , , , . lions, t Icvoted railway platform*, 2 Wnycroa*, and l e .uh to Je r. . , KDKA KYW WHAM W JR KW, nr.,I other pnu.es wh.-re a Jew loose l ull NHKIIIFF K W REN. sey City. Chicago, Wllllnmaport.i t 0 i„H ma)- t* pick.-tl up. l hereby ainmiincc. uiybelf a* a candidate for nti.-rIff of Hemlnol* 8— Selbcrling Singer*, half-hour Pa, Detroit, SyrruuKe. I’itta b u rg h ,| The auccesfu! panhandler no Hounty subject t„ the action of thr Pe-nnrrnllr prlmnry to n*t 1 nf vocal aelectiona, WEAK WEFt. Wayne, Ind., West Albany.) longer ehanta of wound* received held In lbs ew iy purl ot Jur.o I5SI,-J El WEI WTIC W JA R WTAG Very reap, ctively. Florence, nnd New York. Four ;n *‘T h ’ ' Vnr'" or of lo.*lr\: his nil WCSH WltC WHY WGIl WCAE H K U lt/.D T . WTAM WWJ WSAI USD WRenr* went out from Hie Mannte,’ in *omc disaatcr well kmfwn, but ten year* p g o n /. Tho *ucce*llil 1IM WOC WHO WI.JB WOW H ill NIPKHIXTKMIKNT OF Section hilled ns follows: 2 Way- panhandler is nlwny* eonneeted in W D A F K.VOO WFAA W it AS . I ' l ' n u i : iN s T it i i x i o n I nin t> candidal,' fur re-election .•ros*. 1 P ittsburgh, and 1 Snvnn- some way with the lastest dbaM cr WSM WMC WSU KPRC. or tragedy which promise* to act lo Hie office of nuperintendcilt of Eve ready Imur, Lomlnnni,h public Inntrucilnii for Seminole 9 — , , ■!»" «n oiwning wedge on tho ayinCounty, nubjrri lo H;o Democratic Total U. S. shipments for yes- pathetieally inclined*’ purae, Primary. Yuur nuppuit will Lu a p­ *Ding q uartet, W E A F W E E ! W JAR W FI W R C ’ WGY WGR preciated. ■• torilnv w ere (15 ears. Not previousFor instance, last week's camT. W. I.AWVllN. WCAE WTAM WWJ WSAI W, ‘ | . .. tu I’aign was conducted in connection ly report).tl on the JlUli. w ere IS wit|, (h„ , jnkinir of thp Mlllinnrine GN KSD WCCO WOC W DAF r u n c i .i : i i h r i t i e i i t c o t n r earn from California, nnd on the S-4 By this time doubtli*ks theie WIIAS WSM WMC wsn. 1 li.-n-by .mu.elucu my cumllilncy 10-Aucticn itridpe games WE28th—2 1 ear*. The total to date n,.‘-* T " A\ l»ut.dred p anhandler. lor tin* utllce of .d a rk ,' of Ibr . r^ i . ^ * who have been "hiiadiea amonir Circuit Court, au'ojvet to tlic action WCSH WEI WRO WGY WGR this season: Old erop 2J.364 ran-, |h 1|lnrilu,, ,,,lin ln N U u!agua; of tin- col.-it cl ll-e tun.) Prlmury. AE WE El W t l C W JA R WTAG New crop ,112. On tne game date . „ L_lhe f lhl. mure lllorB imaginative . It It. lil'A S, - WC A 1S WT AAl-WYVJ.-AVSAT- W ;en' ”l i ' 2-U "iijlnmiie Inst season tbe totals were 4 will doubtless recite i m - ’ • >U*£i f u n m i m i I ' l i n s i .n t i m ; GN KSD WCCO WOC WHO Wear* Old, nnd 854 New. 'a g i n a r y pereenal ■ xp riences ill \ t t o i i m :v I In r,-l.) a n a . n i m e m y 1c a m il i ta r y 1 OW WDAE WIIAS WSM WMC Thirty-one ears passed I’olomtie Nicniagun or in some neighboring in f i .--t-l.'.-ili.n I.. J b e <>f I lee of WSB WTMJ. i V u i l l j l'r. • e o 'iU tm Altoini-.c r»'l>-( _ Yard* and Cincinnati during the ‘ ,>U" ' i>|nv ()n S -4 IlisaMcr J e . l to tin- w i l l Mf tlic e n te r :: In i ; 2I hours previous to 8 A. M toThtf r„ UllWinK u uu arci)Unt 1(j Ho- I '•■nn.i'tattc i.r litin r y a n . l o n e ti T l ’KSHAY, J A M a RY 31. .1' MIN t: I.Kn.N AItl'Y ,, u , p r Ar Irttilb- f i l e I 100- 1' 0,1 l *"' *° ’ ,C,r filUI* ‘ hov. the S-4 Was Used to ptOl.UCO “J*" ’ 1 * i. i * * \t t : titiali-ns; l Akron. Ohio, i! Haiti- styni|Mthetic coins, Foil I'l.KIIK OF TUI. t lltCI IT 0:40 orrnn ivv.tal; Hi, miction mo|.t^ | Jtoitnn, 1 IVcutnr. Mich.,] A shahhily-tliosacd 'ellow, wear* FOt II I' I b,i,'l,y iittn„iirict- my .-arnlldu^y bridge; 10;d 0 httic.l > p ro g iu m ; l l , piatniit, \ Clevcnnd, *2 C olum bus,'ing a buttered ulouch bat, cent cal#' for tin- ,.ffl,** of c‘l«-rk of l.ia Clr- dance mink'. ' st the cold, ' ' raw 1 Kill him r e Mass.. I New York, * hir tinned‘ up a g a in rull I'l.iiit siibiei-t lo the will of W A N T E D : Y oung, m a n of good njfpraraitce to do house-to-house 16— Houses For Rent 21—.Lots For Sale solicitation on stric tly commission basis. Good proposition for som e­ 5 ROOM h o u se ‘on W. Second St., PARK A V E N U E LOT. nenr 13th two blocks from business d i s - * one willing to w o rk . See Mr. Pow ­ S tre e t, facing east. Will sell on trict. Good location for man o f 1 , . .| , ers a t The H erald offiqc. moderate means who w ants to h o ! ^ * ,ocutJ f e 7— .Situation Wanted dements close to town. S. O. S hlnholser.! Vr p,rf t t y ho,ne’ Hox Jh c a re Thc , Hvrnld. E X P E R IE N C E D cook mid house­ Phone 185. advertisers have keeper needs work. HOC E. F ifth limit for them at Tlu- s t ' FOR R E N T — B u n g n lw . N ii* -iy |°A K H I L L LOTS: The best luc.tplease call for them. furnished. Well locuted. Phone tio11 'h t h ‘‘ **uhdivlaion. Price $ti.,U i|[l, tnch on te rm s of $ 10.00 cash and 3— Financial Six room house: T enth, between l S 1B.00 monthly. Address HcntifW s, SA N FO R D BOND AND . MORTs .v M a g n o lif atal.il'alm uU o. f t JTAGB. C O M PA N Y .. J 12 Bpeotid reasonable. '••Phone 251:*' *. -’t . i A V - — —- ’ - t - - - V - t j v ' ,,ti-.’ r..Qi • i ---------------- ---------------------------------- I 2 4 — Lots For S a l e ■ St. Jur oii h i - t i a : *. Nes-iotis cnime-': .*: to, , , , x e r t a i n i y m ust lie com down in '.'/ill loan on \mj,roved business For Sale or Rent— Six room house j ------- ------------ — Hll|>t>i>l [. r**|),-clf ally routs Veil York university; HI. LiMrrine !,M *u’ ,u ■ll'r ,n ^:lr 1,,lul 1th a t sub,” is the next comment, and residence property. Also will in Florin Heights. Price right. | ,.u „ lu.ttl) Avunm. ,u t. fm.ing t.a s .„ C. J ' HAND hour: 11:115, l’u-mii i dance o u lm J,'< ,,ln" 'v,‘r'' reported the last "Yes, 1 guess so. The paper said ouy first mortgug-B nr security; Terma. E nq uire W s , almetto A pt, j with 7r, fl.,.t f l o.itnge. can be days of last week. .so, n u t *t.i:iU F F tin I I" U\ it (I11••U c* in y tnmillihicY I 0,1 r \ f i - \ r v ..m A ttra c tiv e stucco bungalow, coni - 1l^’utfla f,,r ?l.h 00. Address ownui, ’I'ajier. I didin’t see t uul, b u t I 10— Livestock uni r, Tintelegraphic report from lit* liiriff of ow,**—nn dram atic pause, “ I te been plctely furnished. G arage, I n r g e ' Rox -* ‘’lire The Sanford lliTiild. (l%r • I ’” ' N k’ New Yoik on the Ielery sitimtion know.’’pause. "I en t»1«* • 1 Ml - ULjl* ( *•» ih f " ‘ iWnlili rf Aslorm orchestra; 7, vo there myself. I was on that ship PU R IN A Chows, Seeds, Lime, lot and in good locality. Rent rea- j till x t I - si <V, j mil’ Prif. today reads as follows. U’enthei: i It,-is* service; 7:20. National tun- 1 1* M«Viai:u “, , part n my t-ruise. I Hay. F a r m e r ’s Supplies. Bnu- sonahle. Apply Stunley-R ogers LOT BARGAIN Lot 1, Evans degree* above zeio, an,l clear. ..y „ u H„ v 7(t - ic ilitii s; S, Seiherlittg Singci ; 1 mail Bros., 212 First St. Hdw. t'o., 201 Sanford Ave. Terracee, 03 x 95, i ’orne r Mug1 m s i %n Si: Xa t i ‘’allot arrivals: S California, 1 "V,.s „ir . | was in the Perviro a ,..' The 7 I ’-; D. Eevel uittly I ll.. » 1* .. -•4 *■' •* itM 11 t*. , V " i India Avenue nnd Hughey Street. |i>;3P. El.oida, nn,| I New Y,*ik a r r iv 'd , couple of >cnrs ago. 1 was on tho 10-A — P o u ltr y A n d E g g s * >l‘ ■•■l D X> 1* .j'* Huikii .... I htiur; in. Auction liriogc: hO R R E N T — l ive -oom ' " ‘W - | r j,V $750. Half cash. Best buy *il f*« i ■' “ i mI flintrh*i tli* • iche-trii • ’ . 12 hour''I 1(a -applies are moderate, the de- h-4 a:: I 1know what she s like. lltlllcc low. unfuimsh,si. $25,110 l*v. , Sa|lfor(l. |.|u,ne 7H 3-M . ' ioHin |lr**vitr<! i ' hii i t t F R E SH eggs, Im’.iy thicks, nnJ month. Located at 2121 P alm etto i _________ __ ____________ 1* ** pretty tough the fix she s In. i * ih»* ati* WJZ, New <» m.mil moderate. iui,| the mail.et It must lie rolil down there — *0 | H atching eggs. C m kle be rry U> lit fit .Inni* Mil, Florida 10- hard to h rent he. too. Ciosh!” Avenue. Get the key at I m H. i j j..( m S A L E - E ast front lot on .1 I,. n.M .lime HP. I1**';''Hal KempV orchestra: 7. F rank Mightly s ln m g r i . F arm , Idtko Mary. It,.."i.,.’"i"Tiller,.,:;',l.-l M-l , inch crates 1 lo d<a,-n- per ernte •it \» , l - Ills* l*«—X h ltfli’M • f ‘,|1',"’ i »*• Dob': Frank A m in n: T: Ui.-rt,one With Kniotiivn aid office. __ ______________ | Magnolia Atomic. Evans Addllist 11.1 . 1 I ItivIK* ) f>1l »*• Ml' ■oily Mil kecteis; 8, S ln.inherg Carl ail* si'lin^ mn>tl\ St'J.Wb S ilim*n The fi-Revv appears quite over­ CH ICK S —Selected stock, deliver­ 17— K u s i u S H l ’Ia c e s F o r R e n t •ell i m In-1fniit u rptl %* v v , v dei-in,l>h* residential ........ .. an«l come with emotion, lie mumble* * a. ... 1 |... ifl . *vii*■• i va! inn u1 i s,,ii lii'ii-. Hi-u,iliacrs: h:-'d, F c * r\* mV briiiiriii^ !•! -------------v . - _____ — I distinct, la u 'io lot. Owner will snv- *11r Hi!i ed. W. L eghorns 100, $12; f>0U, *t ,t 1 i ■'*■M in . t ifJit * f riil Tots: li’. IU Sven \ m Hallheig Ml, »„nie wonderment w hether some of $58. Heavy mixed 100. $13.00, FOR RENT. Small More Rooms, I rifico on easy t e r n s . Address *1,1I f t ,»\ • •* Mitt • 4iifii 1ion. 1 ;i: K Ins old "buddies’' are in thc crew 11 , Flu min-r ii'.,. * p, x * , of .itil | m x ;i | 1 ,t l * h* * ui Very attractive. 1‘hon.* C. D. 11. cure Herald. Bard R n k s and It. I. Reds, 100, or Office of the stricken sub. A fte r he ha* j i i v \i:i:.s n ;i*,7,i; KDKA l,>itsl,n;g"i. aroused a -h»\v of sym pathy makes N o r th a m p to n P o lic e $ 15. .Mill, $70. I’ll. 278, Emerson 801 . 1 . 111:15, Little Svmphor.y otche*trn 1 d l l IOI 2f,— Miscellaneous For Sale * t \ Ji n u : H atchery, llrooksville. Fin, • ■ mx cntitlM.il v , ’ irD' it,*}. S e a r c h F o r S l a y e r K,„ a ,ullr n for 1 il. •. | s, Stioiiit,'-i • t'lirlsoii b a n . C„n 19— Houses For Sale for t« v1«'ui j'.n !*• t Im* nffli’i ..f t m e n ta l- ; HL ‘'oiu vri. a tel low vvlio is down and out, have FOR SA L E : Seven hei.,i of heavy 1’iHlll’ x .1Hit H** «' 10-15 Plants and Flowers FOR SA L E ONE O F S A N ­ rh»rltl.i '•uhjr* i i«* Hi# xv111 ol tli* NtiRTHA MI'TON, Mass.. Jan. ‘ yon. b o s s ? ’’ 37'.i.5, WGY Schetiecl idy. 71*0 r»f FO R D ’S P R E T T IE S T HOMES I'hi* victim usually has. The a p ­ FOR S A L E —C itru s nu rse ry stork Bond-Booker -„uni>. Ill , :,r "I’lVnioei ii Me 'FrVmary I 7: IU, Mixed q u in te t; S, Seihiwhng 2. (IN S) Working on the thelegrr. Price reasonnhliv. ft THE IlODW ELI, PLACE IN l ’.M '‘iea,lv hour: It), oij ilu;( Miss France* St. John peal seldom fails to extricate s lra y on Rough Lemon Root. Quality lake Helen, -leetloti i i I*- ti-ia Jane till r o t iSitigeis; Lumber Company. coins. i»p*1 ;V[ J ;'Q DKEAMW OLD: I HAVE AN HAK'.AIS ___ 1 ' f' ’*1 s “ vltii.f^ Am t In itlgc Smith, New York heiress ami and varieties g u aranteed. Get my Florida. "~r<h5 T|>e sulum m ne di-a ste r iirought Ifftirc. Wi tii * , i vice, (lie e s before you buy. F. Burnett. EQUITY O F T W E L V E T H O U ­ Foil f i t F in .i.m - r o tt , SOUTHERN j eighteen-year-old Smith (’allege the prnetiee to the attention of SA N D IN TH IS PROPERTY Filmed,, Hal her Shop Wnverly, Florida. •iif.ilVilaie ' f.ir * Ve'-'eVerii.ai"* '..“ "‘ i t,* 2!"’ . U W N C Aslicvilte. DH0. freshm an, was slain by a mania, mote people hern ii-c there wna ,D»4 CO M PLETELY F U R N IS H E D . FOR S A L E —Two thousand lbs. of -in,- of T»' I'oiteci.tr „f Hsmin-i,* e, dinner music' 9. H a ppinessi*tole police today began nil inter- Mich genenil concern about it th a t lid Found FLORIDA GROWN non-blight. STEA M H E A T AND E V E R Y ­ Pecans grow n fiom the fxtmou, tin* l.e ’j'lir- were more than usual­ , ."m "''il '" nl.'m.:cr«t,' c , tJirU: a :a, OM time' music; 10. Hive search in thin vieinty. good ea tin g Pear: S tu a r t Pe­ THING. MAKE ME AN O F F E R Sampson Groves *d McIntosh, Fla. I*i hr.it 1*1* t «» i ■•* 1r1“111 iti j xin»• S ta te authorities believe Hint Ihv ly ilaitng. However, it will he used ■*»-!»#• ; i fci I auction loidgc, xkttbook from t.’hcv- c a n s J a p a n Persimmons, Plums, w i l l A c c E i T G o o d a u t o m o ­ Graded, 15c, 20c, 2 5 ,, 30c. Will VlMlf Hll|'l<rt«l V* III .i*‘ (U0 : 8, solution of Miss S m ith ’s m ystiri- by the "jinnni, s" onlv *o long ns | 175.9. WSB Atlanta, JVO 1 » H N * KIN’S b i l e . DIAMONDS OR A N Y ­ *, parked in trout of Prunes, $1 iHI to fO.Oll per dozen, ship in 10 lb. lots oi more, F. O. It Ever ready ,, uh disappearance will also »<dvi it i- news. Then it will lie , i c ard­ OF VALUE T H A T McIntosh, t *. D. Posvtdl. McIntosh. ed for an entirely new dory. i iturr mi First St., delivered. W rite us. Reeve N u r s ­ THING F o il Till*, i.l-.tiiai. ATt'iti: ‘ 1 1 ' 1| p ,’ .„„.||K,l bridge ‘he eqllnlly mysterioiiH I® I lu-rrl.j- mm.-unis ,o> iSoSulmv lo a n . II'. all, lion nun),,. : , . disappear11 , COULD HE T U R N E D INTO Fin. fill Party was seen ery, C ottage Hill, Fla. ilm l.ct:Isliii'UTi twmjeei i*» ti,* "I'Js,, WDttD t h a ttanooga. 1230: once two years and two immllis , , FOOD STORK i II UN SOLD CASH AS PART PA Y M E N T ON £t »n>l may avoid .v.il *,f tio* v-aerfl H,‘,iilm,l« - - . i.,111■>*. Ill III. primal) lo be h.dd 8 ;.;u, i ' l i -o 'I ptogiiiin; Muilio ago of Miss Alien ( n ib e tt, 19, nf SAME. SE E OWNER ON P R E M ­ ; FOR SA L E Own vour slot much srr.mg | ,, krtlmuk to J 1— Miscellaneous piogrniii. !!'!■": N’™ V,,rk’ ‘’o llc g e ' Th,. N’nti mil c ,1 i’rodii' t . fo p ISES: FR E D WALSTON. ftl An | tne. Easiest and quickest w ay to .oi .luiie s. tfi M, . i DORi* ;tS| j ICTUS Hot Spring*. 780: junior. They regard it a< uior, porutinn has a i u i l t id v r.ing can* Save 2 5 r f , (). S. Vaughn, nptome- NEK BRIER ICIER (f L i l t .W E . O S C E * , money in Seminole County than a coincide,iee Hint both girl Ir'st, L. H. G riffith. Optician OLA DRIVE. rfill of Die D u e l rviril i Gihe-'V r u n t a x tv m .v M iu 8:30. Bnllaii-: 9. dunce selections; IM M ED IA TELY O thers o pe ra ting why not you cant green with S anford Optical Co., 305 E, 0th St m e H I hereby announce lo i*ie bridge It’ -t in; 10, string sex- vanished rut Friday, the 13th, Compnnv. ■.t t F , I ir • • chain O F F E R Box 13 M care Sanford Herald. DECENT F.i-t Sec.mil or Eyes examined, Glusses made, only NO H A L F ,i Seminole County ihnt T um it jw ih 1 field -t.O'e •' i O'- s in til - S.ltth,' ,.i .11,l.il*- f«*r lav ussomsoi sulijei-l tet. | Li. Notify N. II. fully equipped. P lan' Ir S an'ord. W ILL HE REFU SED . 1 MEAN r I K K HITS T \ Ml*A with m nr o.tl offices iiini warcthe decision O f the voters in j ;*-J_ > | WHAN I.ollisvillc, ‘ 3 30: FOR SA L E Good l ord Delivery (Moim-e, Reward. Ajso w atch and clock r e p a irin g — BUSINESS. IMm„-Ti*(,i' I’rimury lo be held ““ ^ v'.,,|.i.t.|i„.# liimr. h i.iis c s in Nc r f o l k . V n * ' \ t : n t i . truck. $5.00. 25 Foot Motor Boat il,. ............ . ti.u vejr 1have lived \ ,, 1, r.- si r v „ . 8, Neiberliug Nlng T a so n a h le prices. T a m p a , f i «., .inn. :i i < --(I n s i r iin c d Itv II ('. '''• ’• • nr* iunties ; |-r; ll( Kverteuily hour; 10, Auc.Make me an offer. mi <III,use mid Seminole FIV E rnoni bungalow 717 West alm ost new. — A ra g in g fire thi* nfLerunon de ilenl of th.- N all"' ;'.l (V.r.i > ’ y. f„r t* year. I have served as . , .. B'cyele, G u r, Loch ami Phonograph F ir s t St., for sale like re n t. No J . A. Cole, Lincoln H otel. eounly commlsaioner on and off t»«»n .. - un c molinhed the f o u r-d o ry Boston repairing nur apeeinlty. ,T ".ivs, for 12 years I I,ave mu,In m> Hi I 510.9, W.Mf Mvmphta, 5H0: 8, enah required. K. K Page, Phone lading. Greasing, FOR SALK: $1500.00 w orth fur- ma raisins sio.-i. and ,-ltni.* f' ' ' u Seilirtiilig Singers; 9, Evurremly inn Hotel on latfevcttc Street nud bicycle*, sporting jr .oils, nnd fish708-W. _ ifctsuei! Fin rcll| I pi • t.* K*» r\.*r. i*'rr ihk i* • • did con*id«*nil>le damg.ie In tile nUliings lease mi on •« 42 room i.tul fit mil III* us, ,,ii rs and ami -1 ‘iinv • I* •p«»111••n ii tlimir; 10, ii* t n i*lluui*. i i i **- ....................................... | * »r,» -!» »> *.r 1 carry Mihh pi pi ««*r .Jsi.dli- T ne Shop, 'r r n n n ’s stitipiles. Geo. W. Declfh, Line Railroad FOR SA L E AT A REA L *?l, I*urniHhi*tI. laivv rcivl. J. /\,j |lilf,. M| mnpb i»> \i**v*im; tli- »rr«. | ;u o 7 ws.M Nitdtvillc. 880: H. Atlantic Coast "The Bicycle Store." MeLnrular hotel 1& I'k.'Ue h.l.'l. M lllllfrt 1 l ' r e t * freight sheds : ml offices as fire »••*•»>I—poniiMiully V»*ur Arcade. Col*li*’ Ijhvnln I Intel. n *. u i ,tifan uin i»<> mi|nrt « Spilii'rlinjr S v»im»i h ; J , Kverroml> men frantically fought the flumes BARG UN •: " k 11. i h : k ....... HI,.auction bridge. rWA Sedan: Special 12— Wanted F U R N IT U R E FOR FIVE-ROOM without an adequate w ater sup i o n Ni i T i : l i w h u t i u k bungalow on 2nd 4 3rd of kehMjf- Tire* and finTwo r.tory stucco u.-idcncc, three ply. I tv I if) i fu h n nouiir^ ii * v i’g nillilici BEGINS FLIGHT THURSDAY tWlfr, rush i.r term s W A N T E D — To trade equity in ruary. Used less than two years. (t>t Mh* Ht evt «• L-'iUNlkiliir# ulroup bed rooms, Hat It. large living pood lot for automobile. Must he Second house oil Avocado Avenue *1 21lift Will i#|lpFrt«‘ii»|«* Htipporf 111 Nay. I’lmne 120, R im .M D N D . Va., Jan. 31.— in good condition nnd reasonable. (L inlntai> to h»»lil In ,Tunti Iar..it ia:t w. Wiseon>l OP from F irst Street. ru i mi, dining moni. kitchen, la. r I! At SAN t l N S i i Ini t-nve ('hanilii rim planAddress Box 11(1 m r .1 The Herald RIGGERS DAIRY FARM EVERY KIND im,| toi.si> (•• s ta rt his enduiuncis i o n r o i '^ T V n iin iH M H iM :ii s c r ’cned |.,tcli. lleautiful sh ru b ­ Plenty nf WOOD 4 COAL a t D'Jl-l-T-ltooms Withcut liaard I ^ ImH Ifl HtiUtilllH’t* l 11el I I Hill ■VCM WUOOPINQ COUCH Phone 3711 tliglil in his bellnnca plane on h a r t ’s Wood yard. 91 Ii & Cy­ r«i ty*1111n I for flo* "f 11I’d ot $*••ii ii i > riiuisday. A special shipment of bODGF. i *•*it>ti i iKkiiiiicr from UiMlii’l S* Sweet Milk Sw eet C’rcam FOUR nicely furnished room*, bery and flower-. Located in high pres*. Phone 38G-M. * n 1i * r t 1rt Hi.* i|.‘t■ iHi-m Ilf 1||«- x*il *nil Graham trucks. aviation fuel is enroutc from Ok­ 1.utter Milk •*»eA4f vdth liglils. w nter and telephone I'rliruirv i 1 4 1 I f f U 1 1 1 rtf' *.| s i r» fistt street. Phone 3. lahoma. and mechanics m e bu*> THOUSANDS OF i ■ *:• Phone 107-W a f te r 7 P. M. Milk for Rnbiei class subdivision. O re of the F o r oak anil heart pine wood 1..- Lrl«lt till Jim** •til. aF n1.,’ N ‘ F. tuning up Hie log ship. CORNS REMOVED phonu 920 or write J. II. Sulli­ Ij tOlk AN r o . Auto F IV E bedrooms to rent. 317 W. T*or >-«r■ people all over tho wal'd van, Osteen, Fin. S tra n d wood l o l l rill'.XTt ASShS'llll «*r r metal works. p re ttie st homes in Sanford. Price b o o aurr.red from rtn u and rallou, TAM*.* mixed $ 9.00 per cord. 2 ft. length? fv.>nut, Phone 716-W. 3rd St. t. ,« W< bev e a loniedy that will realty t wish to nnnounrr to the pen I 1 v.'i,. id ,, , -uiiplalnam i-r.iys for a I into va them quukl> and will,out paia I,,. , nr this I'o'irt ilei-lurtnu $ 8.00 jier cord. ,. i s.unlnnlr I'nnaty ilia* 1 am $ 1(1,000, with only small cash p a y ­ vi One bedroom, 411 Pink Ave, amt wa ran prove ll .JD IIUIck CO. •-amlldoto tor re -sle dtoe l»- Hie ,,i adoidall.h Mid d, ,-reelnu the t"e If you are ,.ne of the uiifurtunale anaa title In ami lo said Im ds lo lire of Tax Assessor, subject t<> it"- :-uni who have Irled all kinds «.f ao called .'XAfriolia A ,e. Wood, nil lengti,-. loi sale I-esve 15— Apartment For Kent *'iorn ,ur,i'' without leeuli—If you have ment required- For fu r th e r in fo r­ I,, -Inn of ibe voteis la Hie Jieui' i, I ti,,- (‘.imnlalltani . , otif Ii mlna. I nene 3fi7. orders ut 15il Mollonville Ave ,■ a elutitwrn old roro or valloua that Just i I' rl mai y lo b* held lu .tun de. birma. adjuditlna and derrerinu won't coin# off—drop In Imlay and let in. idle of ibe Fumplalnani to be ,1 'Ills V1*1,1 Furnished g a r a g e a p a rtm e n t. P r i­ mation and appointment address F. n. Dy«on ue 1*11 you about lfNt>-o-t'OHSI, or if , ...... . ,<ud Indetel,Slide lllll' ,,l fe< A V M’HH AN HiAftHONS you live mo far away, write lu ■NO-Ovate entrance. 305 P ark Avomi 1j1. 1>I•-. de, reelnn all rlubl. elalrn f-niiN u r m u T o n i l a • fiarlteld »J*A. 27— Money To I-oun ■Automobile Co. is a prescription for ... , ul. , e-l el.illll.d III > oil nr Ml> you Cl,trade, (Legal Notices) ..r .»i,v P irlV nr parties elalmuiK Colds', (irippL^ Flu, Dengur a tax. and wa wilt aaa that you recalve ‘ A«. Phon* 137. A p a rtm e n t: Furnished. E n q u ire 100 ' Home" care The Sanford Herald. ie . hill,i under you „r any ■>( y ou ______ l.anet'a Ifemc Mara_______ •W. 10th St., ufte r five o’clock. t iii: i* u u :i’i r *•*»!: c u n iinr d „ m „I I,i aabl lunda to be wholly FOR S A L E : F ive room stucco T H R E E , five, or ten y e a r loun- i \ SP.JItNOl.K • ** f | u ] 1Service CtlFNTV. | ’l.i Mill* '• ..all .mil vobl unit of effect vv li il- UiUotiH Fever and Malar!n Phone 443. 1 will la' considered on f irst house, now rented for $40.00 |V 1,‘llA M ’KltY ,, , ■et . perpt*lualll eajidiilim til) I It kills Ihr germa. II A WARD. I'ointdulliMil ,,-si, uiii.io: you and each of you monthly, located in nice section, on m ortgage*, improved city p ro p e r­ paint VH LOVELY two room a p a r tm e n t it. „nd vom agent*, servants ami Al very easy term s. Price $0,000. ty, ut 8 per cent intvreat. See M A ft Y l l t ’NTKR, , t al 1., raeys from asaerlinw any claim 1*^ Hemiaolc County new hom e—convenient nnd reul,v |i,),.-,l ol ICunveJ Mice. map or Only $250 cash required, balance Rhodes Lockhart, Phong 8B2-J. ,'"itOlCIt OF i JPM l-V T F'N ih.i particular ronable. 2473 P a lm e tto Ave. niherwlee. or Interferi lug la anmonthly. Address Box 23 care Tho T ill’. HTATIC OF FlA lRID V D* a,,, will, ilie possession of lb, "f Paint 4 varCLA SSIFIED DISPLAY M.M1V lll'NTIMI. ItllA X T I.l'V . niptalii.vnl, tils usaluiis. tr a m Hi raid. ________ a p a rtm e n ts. Ill VTICIt. HOIt 1CIt T Lt.’TOM ami lies, ugrnls. or Alloiinys. and L i.i’V s why it,!i "uch 3 ROOM furnished 218 French. __ LITO.V. Ills wife. If living P riv a te entrance. "The pain in my hack ataj the 1 fur Puttnnx Sun from asserting (tile lo said lands 21— Acrcope For Salt ub'l 'f dead 1,1 all |mrtie» ■hilmlb* any part or ,pa reel i hereof; rutuddrn ’ttitchet’ Itati me bait double. t'n tr, I.otter spreads am lull,real under llie s a id XlAii’ | ( •?oii*ltpoii,.o < H said u* nofeu Iiteil" eiTeli of lull lo set Furnished a p a r tm e n t — H ot and Soinetimea die piio leal Hiltlio. ii»e« lo be the *"F uther m v i K it. i i h a n t d y / - i n N T i . i t . , 1W(lliri. ol of your reapertlve <b* f4rs i 1 -2 times A CREA G E AT *125 per uerc. cold w ater. G arage. Reasonable. Di-ms. If »on » r . oop*Up«U«1. ILollBttT LUTON And - - ~ wquld catch me to ' ,-ialma ami fur Ibr r prays Hint all (m ille T ia— c t of nearly. 35 acres, located rtf, jl ?.Vur Patronage. Apply 11C W. 10th St. , |H |„| ulli w it i" n*> unertrr«MJted,'you TON,- hi* wife d em ised or ulhei • rl.ilias of you and ouch >,f you may • eld* Hurply I almodl between two Orlando roads w ith im vr. „i » • “ imve, ncrvvu»nea*. vvia». jflther ua liolra. devisees. I.e del* rnilmsl by n Heriee ol lb,» ^ J f o r Acute InJigritioi U l . f Ual1 ,,ai,(:r Cofainted. I w it fran­ IiirtlaestIon, slimalstf av'sr, bilious h i" nterir. bwMrr* «>r olla rwlM. m u r l and ikar u ie tntvieat, ll any *. . / Diarrhoea, Cholei. FOU R-ROOM A PA R T M B N T S : frontage on old highway, can be nit tic trying unc thing •flfiW and I" the heir*, dt-vlsrr* lei>Me>- hthl l,» you and ,-urli of you mm nek*. hi-uiUi ------- li, s. , Iilgh ..#.Mood , Mnrbu*. Blootiy Flux ilalmln 1.. . ,llvr«led out of you ah,* each picked up today by someone who pressure. Ii.mlenlnu of the arteries. ,-irnleea «,r otherwise alter another. You newly furnished: reasonable. W a t ­ lilt »7 fnrir*. Groves, Colic. Burin, etc. Ehxil WII.MA-R „( veil and Invented In the I'omInlctost under Hi tulit s .linens*, sort In time in, can imagine my tor* knows values a t a g re a t sacrifice. iirmxriImlrt* h* ptniitant and that any ny,l all claim* Sweet Bugle D a purclt apoplexy, and pnrnlv- I', >|,l.l KID ilact Bsrd. . and r ,r k Ave. Phone e r nnd lights furnished. 110 Comprivc. my joy, when Very' desirable location for poultry ala .if vnu are a woman, you will ill i-.'CKiiiiM l aa vi- amt . xerpt i:,*|u"hirh yi n may, or un y 'o f yon i;m : vrgrtiblc roaipoulij 1s j It pe, m.Mvial St. plain ‘St. Jacob’s vliis ‘-III" ‘ have nnd matve In anil to m lib foil, ul( ru n f>I ,b( imallcM vluld, A suit i* lo,' e painful in, nses. ,'aniidnlnarit herein) Iiu form . Some high land and some probably h lull' r e .I Ilia,tiler troo.'te, a lot itlher ,tlweas* ■hcnliitf diuuu In litiyv i m p any ....... , lardjaruls may may no bo cancelled cajvcelled . Otl’ brought me ths Nicely furnished a p a r tm e n ts w ith muck. Possibilities for develop­ ... I f i u * SHOP |t,,.u iiiii to women. Napoleon lx „r I.. Hu; following tUseJ' od „?!,*!' IT (8 TilKUKFOrtK. Ord-Tr-d that 'ui m the Ituubltt I-', sb sk a u a i o u n M relief I had fought svmlriole Fonnry. l b ,r Ida .v„||re be puhllsbrd lc The nil m odem conveniences. Phone ing for som ething on • which you anbl to have lost l b . b a tty . o* lu •HI., pout Ii Half qf lb, South V* ;!! Ch “nything In (or w a rt.’* been use of a I,ad attack Hanford H e r al d, a n e w s p a p e r pun UK. E. L. V / E L b O b t t N ’S 70. Call a t 318 P alm etto Ave. ment are gre a t. If you a rc look- ,Waterloo Ir, lf of tbe Northwest Quarter f liemorrlodds. You will lo». tbe l U h ' d in Hei nli i db, F o a m y . F l o i Ida, "St. Jacob’s Oil" i VtVI-il of ftoatlieasl ijunrler m ay make reasonable profits w ith ­ I'M lie id life for health, happiness o n e e a week f o r f r t u r ill eongives a Irumt instant ELIXIR S vVEET b u g l e iPICl.lj, He,-Hoi) V T'«a*UJ|» FOlT R e n t — Two furnished seculfve week*. and suet-ess. j u .t as aurely us N'a* out holding long, It will pay you ■HIIroll ]osl I be bat I la of Waterloo relief from soreness ti H»ulb ItullKv «a J' -' WI TNKHH m y b a n d nn , l o f f i c i a l a p a r tm e n ts , - large rooms, ' 910 a t VUUH I M I U C C I S T 'S ____ _______ itiffnesijanwawajand to investigate this. A ddress R. J. If yon are aiiffervmr from any of ud ,,,u unit eat-b of ><»-i * •* here- s e a l o f | h „ C i r c u i t t ' o n r i o f t h " P ark Ave. ,.; eltcl. not If led. oil.U'l. T w e n t y - t h i r d J u d l H a t t ’l r c u l t Jnl paint Iti action is uniqur—vo'iluDtf ll,,.' ,-emtn"U eomplalnt* enumerated ...... | L care The Herald. rut. rommamled nn • ,-<imr.n t h e Jjtntn o f F l o r i d a . In a n d f"T LANEY’S DRUG STORE a'o-v* Constipation and htmnranti penegating in one. direct to , . appear a ’ Hie OfficeI be I lets S . mi fo i le F o u n t y . o n t h i s t b e ? ud rim id s ,e n be positively eliminate) i Hi fit fip ii ' ^ II RKT- 1C— Houses For Rent 22 — U e n l E s l u t e T n E x c h a n g e by oui non suraleal methods. Write Ibis Foprt In the " l, of San- day o f J a n u a r y , A. D. l » i « . Mclerk Ilhig. Hanlr.rd, Fla. the afTet/it] part amt draws ertf all th* ,,! Seminole Fom, , . . t ' *rlda. „u "ouch”«. It is one 'rnw-v!v i,.r Lurt V. K IHIFHLA8S. , , or call fo, f ee literature. Consulta- ,Monday ^ 'Cl « E NF0HMA SIX room house. B ath, w a te r and ibe «lh da* •■) 'k r u “ry Clerk Circuit Court. Retain Me REYNOLDS DRUG CO, Istfo. Rhcuuiativra, Neuritia, ctv, tint W IL L T R A D E — Equittca In sever- ,p ,n n-l:bnut et.aree. V 11 1*1' Id I M K i " • * PHI ole County, Florida. flight*. W est F ir s t .St., f20 p e r I never disappoint j. And it d o ah’i hum ».l lor. a ll nous*. house W hat rillirtrTfti J " 9 p hCOllWI.S’ MOWK .D. Sanford Fla. plaint filed lu Hii» ‘ d*"* _1 good lots for for .m small ’’ 5 a; v .irU n H|w>einil*ln« »> A. il'. WEKKH. the skin. Gel a small trial Ldtiy of •ninth.- Apply 11V P o p la r A v e .' h«Yo you. Give complete details a« |n V i you amt cueb of ) ‘*u n. c. P "to............. - - Treatm — *------- Ht.tn; — Office ent* -pf catiae. *ald cauae belnd “ *U'E ( h k a l a LAKE MARY PHARMACY "St. Jacob’s Oil” frutn any u u ; rtoev nrh. Itouel and Itectal Ols . I,, . move elouda nnd nulrt UH* ' ‘ it. FOR RENT— Five room house to ... location, --------------.price, m o rtg a g e s, etc •••* nVr* flora Avenu* Orlan ai . WATtj.y, , Luke Mary Fla. and try it cub Ibe >-m,|,laln.nt. II. A. ‘VAR >Telephone US*. , BvlLiiar f " ForupIMOM.t. are n„eur e a r nRm and’* u i, oiuiiiH, Siding, $10.00 per when u n s w e n n g -th is ou. Addreas y'i,..i,i, uuj u th* (theid d ancrlbcil Box 29 c a re The H erald, ------- 1-------■ bhone, Call 103 month. C. M. Berry. m n ll 666 1 “LUMBAGO HID ME im o si c iu z r W ~? A ft« t \ s i ■ 1W.^SA>?U r*4‘ f t A, M& ■' Y> 1 J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 31, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 31, 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 31, 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/f4e2b43606041692149b1fdfdc7b5447.pdf 74c1adc2d396cd4c0fc941374f0ad44b PDF Text Text > * : : • ' . '•* ' • uP-da AT y* T-% V | • ^ U B N I 5 W S l* A P B R in Florid*’® JHeart. ? 0Hd’8 G r e a te s t V e g e ta b le 1” jta R ic h e st G a r d e n L a n d , ' Leased Wire International News Service XIX- SANFORD FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1, 1928 U tility Expert Completes V isit Here Hi Interest Of Sanford Industrial Survey 11. 1. M oasbarger, research and industrial engineer of 'the Florida Power nnd Light Company, today completed a week’s visit in Snn,rlair G u a r a n t e e d1 ford during which time he hn<. ..— . . . __ r » „—ft «l Million Deaii been engaged in gathering data IFifty -_ y, wTiieh is n V i t i i o u t K n o w i n g O f j [;;> " " jntinental ' Firm lalsh Tries To ice U. S. Bonds Inclair Linked W ith IStcnart’In Carlson ITale Of Transaction with un announcement recently mnde by Joe IT. GUI, vice president nnd general m anager of the u tili­ ties corporation. Several weeks will he required to arran g e the data in the form th at is contem plated, Mr. Mosslinrger said today. The survey will consist of facts and figures inter­ woven with an interesting descrip­ tion of Sanford’s posBibi.itics. This method has been f l outed in lirefcronco to n tnbiil* .ion. o f ^figur/'s. which Mr. Mosslmrger pointed out hns been found not to be ns satis­ factory us the story form of presentations. The survey will he supplemented 1 v a resume of the whole state, the purpose or this being to demon­ strate the relationship of Sanford’s possibilities to those of the rest of Florida. "The interests of one section an* ^ interest* of the wi.oi, st..,0 „ nu our purpose is to link them and at the same time present an accurate analysis of agricultural ami indust­ rial conditions existing in this community,” said Mr. Mosslmrgcr. Praise of the City Stdirtuntinl and Seminole County wus sounded in Mr. M ossharger’s statem ent as follows: ■ "I doubt seriously if there is u county in the state that is.. _ as l i ’ilunate. as Sem uialc.-li-i n*>-»»f llieyaWiest (‘C rl.u k tu sl wt-ction, in the state, hns a strntegii location ns a distribution center and lias a progressive citizenship. T hou three factors are the boast of lull few communities in Florida." Member THE WE AT.----- I P artly cloudy torttylit and 1 1 day, -probably rain in *3 l north portion; -slightly colder 1 1 night In extreme north portlot N U M B E R 122 A udit Bureau O f Circulations Washing-ton S lo p s" Big: Russian Loan PRESIDENT I S FOUND GUTY WASHINGTON, Feb. L— (IN S)—The State Department todny banned n $30,000,000 pri­ vate loan to Soviet Russia to finance railroad construction nnd improvements. Banks in New York, Chicago nnd San Francisco were interested in the proposal., H oward (1. Skilcs F n ces Term O f One T o Ten Y enralnPen Follow ing C onviction For • M isapplication Bank Funds HAKES i PUBLIC On 2nd Charge Bi NEW DISTRICTS Trial Is Continue. E. H. Hickman Befc Different Tribi With Welby Hi Drug Clerk G eographical lfcenlllgnmcnt Mnde In T h e In terests Of E fficien cy, G roupingStatcs FLYING COLON! FETED BY PEOPLE DIVORCE REPORT New Trial Is Asked LINKS NAME OF Florida Area Comes IN VIRGIN ISLANDS Ex-Teacher Thil By Defense Counsel| ARVRCTRR U IN f In For DecidedChange W here Problem s Are Sam e Accused Is UAH VLM LIl lUllU B anker’s D ealings W lthLnnil Only T h ree D irectors Get Full D ay’s E n tertain m en t Is Synd icate B asis F or Con­ Planned F o r Col. Lindbergh Perm anent A ppointm ents A t S t. T hom as;W ill F ly To viction By V olusia Jury Mutual Action Soon To Close O thers W ill Come 1-nter San Juan T h u rsd aym om ln g Match B etw een G anna Walska And IlaroidM cCorm lck; DELAND, Fin., Feb. 1.— (INS) WASHINGTON, Feb. 1— (IN S) ST. THOMAS, Virgin Islands, —Unwind (!. Skilcs, form er prosiSettlem ent D elays A ction —Federal prohibition enforcement Mrs. Eva Hickman Be First Witw ActuallyJoJIi F e h .T —T IN S j—CbT.— n tafle * - AT went under a now geographical nlligmuent todny when lioumlnry Lindbergh was officially welcomed .... COURTROOM. L os to the Virgin Islands today a t a lea, Feb. 1— (I N S )— E ■ASHINGTON. F o b . 1 line cimrges involving seven dis­ public recepton, in Emancipation H ickm an w as a gam bler tricts were put into effect. L o\__ a s tra n g e «Htory o f Gurdrn. This wns the first of :» Prohibition Commissioner Jam es series of functions nrranged in h is life a second tim e tocUy. , finance, in w h ic h t h e M. Doran announced that the dis- honor of the young airm an, who W ith in 50 fe e t o f lair Oil C o m p an y a p p r o v . . , , ... , * tric t shift* are in the interest of will hop off tomorrow morning for courtroom w h ere Hit a $r,0.000,000 g u a r a n t e e efficiency by placing together Forto Rico. is on trial for th e kidnap! the C o n tin e n ta l T r a d in g territories in which enforcement Escorted to the field by a naval problems nro virtually the same. hand and n detachment of U. S. and m urder o f M arion Police pany w ith o u t e v e r h a v From the population standpoint Marines, Col. hranl of th e l a t t e r c o n Lindbergh wus he faced an oth er b ar o f district comprising H li-1greeted with n second snluto of 21 tice th is m orning on a si i the tile new new district ms told t h e S e n a t e nois, eastern Wisconsin and Iowa guns. Governor Aldo Evens deliv- m urder charge, lands, c o m m itte e to d a y 1*--------- larg est in the cout)«(*& an address lauding- th e “Lone a With Welby Hunt,' 1< A L C arlson, a S in c la ir 'flgTlfes 'gLvlng over Engle” fur Lis g allan t nchieveT Kansas City youth, Hickman •] individuals in this ter- ments nnd his inspiring conduct ,,cared before Superior J u d g e ' dor...aL th e Jicw , e in v e s tig a tio n .- r • 'W * hi the fnce of the world's plaud­ ra tio n S. Hardy, to answ er fo r .he slaying of C. Ivy Thomaa, In its. houn, chief counsel for Mr. Skilcs, | umnufm turer. she received $2,Indinnn wns removed from the T oB c U nconvcn- ( ’ItargesO f F orgery A ndGrantl i. d ug .sto re holdup hero on moved for n new trial. The hearing \ r>qii.(um. "These divorce rum ors are lllirois jurisdiction and placed l>arcen.v To Be In vestigated ____ _____ _ A r tistic ; Singer ST. THOMAS, Virgin Islands < nstm us eve, 1926; HyGrundJurwjtEx-SccroUtrv j of argum ent on the motion of n V(,| V a ,„„sjnp to me". Mme. Wnl- with 'Ohio, forming a dry zone- of Fell. 1.— (IN S )— Following close wvr •• . . . Im p arts From P reced en t To Localise H.ckmau already la ou, '.i,8iU ),UU0 population and probably I new trial will likely be held within | s|,.l t«,|>l International News Ser­ lot signed the gunrnnttc he­ . - u . .. Q uits Ass College Instructor j S ciectP rogram W ith V ariety the next two weeks, it is said. vice. "1 shall not deny this one more cities and towns than are on the heels of the marvelous re­ trial for the kidnaping and alay* ir Harry F. Sinclair and Rob­ ; Stewart hud approved it. M r.‘Skile’s bond wns placed a t 'because I am tired of denying the found in any other district. Ind­ ception accorded him on his a rri­ ng of the Pa ker girl, the ALBANY. N. Y„ Feb. 1.— (IN S) gains*, him and Hunt waa con-’ Announcement of the number* iana nnd Ohio fnec a peculiar val, numerous receptions nnd hetf.tim.my definitely linked —Mrs. Florence E. S. Knapp, $3,500 on suggestion of Mr. C al­ -nine thing every week. Maybe it ttir and Stewart to Contin- which Geraldine F a rra r will ren­ form er secretory of state, and the houn. a fte r a conference with the is true; maybe it is not. You tuny problem in the suppression of q u its were planned for Col. untinurd. Judge Hardy re-aet tho rial of Hickmnn and H unt for der here-in concert on Friday night bootlegging among students be­ ’’hnrles A. Lindbergh todny, your choice.” !• . . , first woman elected to high office sta te ’s attorneys, J . McHenry take ’ |r the suit is filed by McCormick cause of the large number of purpoM* of the Senate a »n* at the Milane T heater was made in New York state, must face a Junes and Joseph Scarlett. Bond Amiiiti: the functions scheduled IT b. 15. Tho deposition of Misa Rebecca today by the managem ent of the schooU and colleges in these it probably will he heard by the jjaiimi i> to Inn u what bein his honor were receptions by criminal prosecution before the was made at once by Skiles’ a t­ Chicago courts, the charge being states. I'oinlin, teacher at the K anaaa of a $3,080,000 liberty bond showhousc. the Masonic bodies, the chamber of torneys with TV. B. W right of PuyAlbany county grand jury on City Central H i;h School, As usual Miss F a rra r’s program technical desertion because Mine. A new district wns set up tnk- commerne, nnd the legislature. A tlmu Beach, who was in the cour:tJ once held by the Continenrh n rg is of forgery, grand larceny^ end to the Jury by W alih when ,] will he unconventional nnd urtisWalska refuses to live in the ii t: in Kansas, Oklahoma nnd *pee in I horse racing program and and other felonies in eonnccti m ronm, signing the bond. • he in anity hearing reopenedtic. She is a wonderful musician, W brnsku. with heudquarters at •insqiierade hall will wind up Col. .tor Wal-h (IH of Montana, The indictm ent ugninst Mr. United States. with tier adm inistration of the $1.Miss Tomlin, who coached HickI'upeka. George \V. W'urk has heel I.indhcrrh's only nil' day here. ftlurhil the examination of wit- ns well as a singer, an a rtist wh( Skdcs was covered in five counts, .inn nnd helped him In h b re - 4 docs not follow threadbare paths 12(W;» IK * «J»«e census fund u; pointed adm inistrator, the only |bf>. lie leferied first to the the first two of whieh chnrgcd mis­ Tomorrow the Flying Colonel a eh wn k for n nutlonal oratorf­ ‘.overnor Alfred | i ' .mm nt executive in Hu newly will fl\ over St Croix and the III by which the Sinclair Crude of precedent, hut is always quick application of bnnk's funds, and ul eont. st, stated Hickman ’*wa* v^. d en ted districts. Other adtniuUfoni|isny and the I’rairie Oil to gras,, th at which is vital and transm itted to D M rirt Alt rm> the third and fourth abstraction of in towards S in .lean Porto RIcm. i at i li»h s t 'f r g to bo an orntor.'Y ' ' of Chnilcs J. Herrick of Albany i a' rs are a c tin ', not ye! huVing IGt* Company contracted to interesting in the compositions bank funds. The fourth count was ’ (• be s I (• to rl-.e e-irb . H * ' Id !■ <» i.o wished he Cimht county, tlie t-riwrt fif Morolund e rrpfirt fit been approved by the civil scr­ 33,Tt3..T<:( luurels of nil from modern ns well us classic compos­ Commihsioner Randal J. LeBoeuf, abandoned by the sta te ’s attorneys, I . I i'l y "i i ht- e ntxat. Ho said •The ivr p ee commission. I* t Continental Company nt $1.75 ers. d th j at nsy so badly,*? Jr„ of Albany, who charged Mrs. because of the misspelling of Mr ind’ cr b «i h .'i .v .1 . i • i t.< | barrel The fonlinentiil was The program is as follows: In this coup*, ' a Knapp with forgery and larceny Skilcs’ name. Tin monthly m eeting or th r t* , J e x a s heeamc a separate dis- n aking the 1,000 mile flikilt llotu It .-kman's tenchcr related. )irg it at $1.50 from A. E. .1. Pupillo sdaguoso, Ila-ndcl, in the alleged illegal expcndlturr through a typographical error W ,f Commerce will he held tn e t with u large Mexican border Venezuela was un; rcccdontid in Mlts Tomlin said Hlckman'a rec* i hand I'hnys .0 Texas. The Sinclair Cunzom-ttu. Q uagliati; leh liebe nnd waste of $H>7,000 of census name of II. (J. Silei appeared. The on at the Hotel F orreT t1 smuggling problem. Western Mor­ »x for hi* senior year a t high rf }•’), .. h • I- *• f h • eoni "unity I vidnv spany guaranteed the Contin- dieh, Beethoven; Wonnevollcr Mai, l it tit count wns nolle prossed. v his rradeuM ! .: l ake, according to an announce- 1 in. in tin- new -cl ip, is distri ted funds. d'» n nit net with Humphreys. Gluck.— Miss F arrar. Mississippi nod The footth count wns quite sim i­ i ' I ist the con r f* ft ley by Secretary E. J , •* • I not 'ami The Goxjemor said lie t/urned turgjiii'f hein ' When you signed the g u aran ­ The chief business to ■J Wi.liming, Schum ann; Lore- the I.eBocuf report over to H er­ lar to tin third, on whieh Mr. f I\ ti 'nr rta tor tin Sinclair Crude Oil h-y, Schumann; Wohin, Schubert; rick with "great reluctance" hut . '..i Un \>a . 1'i.nd not guilty I ’ ui. I • i.- in.*ano,‘i 5 i. f ,, |L. meet in ; will h« 1 In 'a "o pri* spany uiihgating that company <1 Danke Nicht, F ranz; : ■ I when pcessed] The fn i and second count.-, on ,, ,.( wide. vvav shipment*, Sterne that he could see no other " a y “ *.» •li i * r ' I i f gb guarantor of the (‘olllincnlul niit den gold’nen Fusschcn, I-runs; treat otherwise serious charge* which he " a - found guilty, had to '■ li' ■i ''ruing H ick^ fh.ieg.'-i in friei'ht ra ti:« off eoa l spary for $Ttl,(M)0,(’UO, what did Ballade. I.oew«!.— Mis. F arrar. hunt, t,,i- the e.nitheast have against an executive officer at tin ,l,i with .(-application m i I i l>:i'.. t i know nheut the C om pany?’' '1 rt 'Misti, de.'K'rtl>ed.( Dis turn!.-, winch, it was proven, w n e ;i • ,l ( h: i ge> to sueh an ex i I n i Xo*i'i 3.Soli for Pianoforte: Scherzo, head of a state d e p a rtin 'nt •t icon; •' Walsh. mi i* i eig h U iis ’ ns a ■ iiuvcrti I to the use of II w ard t), f S.i' till'd’* po-itmn a* a Brahm s; Lento. Cyril Scott. Danse, trict Attorney Herrick said h nf ili" new t • " ' t i l l i . w t h b j f l .in k Syr ill ate, a land develop­ ili- it il.cn i i i i ' it i* niateriall.. iTMfcing " Riluelle ilu Fen. D F a lla - Mi would lay the charge* against Mr* laud g .hi - i.inlttcd to ai('{ Knapp imfore th e March grand ment in which Mr. SUile* " a - in­ •i " -fit "(I. It vv.1*. de lined. I came into your office nnd Gnnvirrrc. I iii''I ergii and he ii aMlgnm lit Incomes ef. >•!• h. --iuso she a t - ' Ac iii-ition i l' more independent jury. If Mrs. Knapp is indicted. terested and of which lie " a - the you to guarantee a $50,while the biplane .j. AIR: Voi t ne Sapete, Mozart. vvilli Inn lb ee pi rmauent pu d t-i end live her lifo and l.i.at line to ."lin ed with Sanford pi onuite.i Herrick indicated she prohald) cunt i act for me, would ( “Nosze ill F igaro” ).—Miss F a r­ eg in. nt»ned to kill her five child- ’ The state’s case " h u ll finally is i.x aided a* one of the chi l doi'iust ati-rs fo the entile cuii'iwould he tried in April. Ido it?" ask ‘d Walsh. ut Topeka, Thumna . rn. will be. the first witness act- a Since the U-Boeuf report was resulted in Mr. Skiles’ conviction, way- in whieh the problem can he (try. Wat at rent ra d was guaranteed rar. ;v 5. Les F rileuses d'Automme. ColStone at Detroit and George A ually to take the stand in defanM J centeird around an item of $2. met successfully- Discussion of ! (kt chairman of the hourds ,lin ; Dites-Mni, Godard; L’Fventuil, made public a week ago Mrs. .] i f the confessed k id n ap er-slay er' I tic ptinripul stockholders of 1 Yieille Chanson Francnise; Ouvre Knapp has resigned ns head of 1121.s i, whieh was overdrufted on M.clt misibilities is expected to I'arket at Boston f Marion Parker. the Howard I’nrk Syndicate ledger .onsume a treater part of the pro­ The Matos of the 21 other ndiRQpany and it wan satisfac­ | tea yeux hleus, Massenet. Miss the College of Home Economies of Thi- wns learned definitely toaccount during the boom and which gram. Dorking facilities to handle iiimifl’alm s who are on letuponry. Syracuse University. ta them," wus Carlson’s F arrar. >i. y from Jerom e W ahh. chief remained on the ledger ns nil over­ the additiotUli traffic will !h> an­ basis, diqiend* upon the results >f ti. la-nn thy Cheek. Jensen; d> fense rpunrel. .“7 draft when the batik closed in other im portant m atter to he con­ -• it if nation of elieibles by the .0 (Sinclair Crude Oil Com puny Songs my M other Taught Me, •June, 192tl. and wus there when it civil service commission. Several sidered. .I.... D •’h it’endcn. w.ll known ,th<* Continental's contract Dvorak; Rencontre, Grieg; Spring of them will lose their jobs, other* S nfni'd re-opened in August of the same >n t 'day un imin 'id h** M anufacturers Meet Carlson said. Only Idyll, G retchnninoff.—Miss Farwill he transferred to minor posts, n' ill 'n i' for the of.'ire of county year. Ml, hart els of the 33,Hughey Jennings Friday A t Nashville ’j nnd a number will become perman­ tax assessor in the Democratic I L i t .Is contraeted for hud rut ■ Claimed By Death ent adm inistrators. »ddivered. 11 rirnarv of June 5. NASIIVTL! E~ Tenn.. Feb. 1. - T¥: i --------the general ledger to trust fund* Tha tin- Continental wns on­ | Fr. Chittenden has resided lr (IN S )—The Tennessee Msnufn SCRANTON, Pa. Feh. |( l N S ) i The rest of this week will lie advanced In November, 19'Jfi, a to $:t.000,000 profit on the this city for 10 years, coming here urer's Association will convene devoted to qualifying rounds to shott while before Mr. Skiles re­ — Hugh A. (Ilughty) .leimings. "f the oil your company from Endicotl, N. Y. For the past here for it* unnusl convention r ime of hamhnll’s unist picturesque t t i i T ¥ 1 J determ ine the personnel of San­ tired as president of the hank. ' rontrart.sl to buy from i t ? ” six years he has been engaged in Febntnry 3 with Governor H enry figures, died «t l : l» A. M. today j \ | r S # L c h ( ) I S C I (1 the real estate business nnd hns ford's team in the C entral Flori­ WaUh. Horton, J. E. Edgertcn, and manv 57 LIVESTOCK MARKETS II. da Golf Leugue, according to un nt hisho me bets Vm »ir.” been identified with several large other prominent induitrial leader* announcement today by Elmer years old. *A|t(l you bought that contract j developments of city property. of the state in attendance and on LYNNHAVF.N Feh. I.—Spcnk. Carlson, club professional. JACKSONVILLE. Fin., Feh. 1. Jennings suffered an .attack of HOO.Otm?” Mr. Chittenden ha* bren an ac­ the program. * WSj The competition is open to all —<INS) — Livestock: llog-t-ro- ^meningitis last Saturday and ids |T«s »if," Funeral services for Mrs. Adn E. tive worker in Chamber of Com­ ing before un audienre of civil “Partncrfthip between Agricul­ That's ;i j.„0l| |,jt like chnng- w ar veterans and people attend­ lociil am ateurs, it wus stated, j ctdpis light mkt. steady heavies condition rapidly became worse. Echols, aged Sanford resident who merce activities nnd hns been ture and Industry" will be the »uh 3.50-5.75 mediums 6.75 light- 5.75 The colorful alula ggressive tnnn- pnssed away Tuesday morning ut prominent in American I-egion cir­ icct of an address to be presented scores t dcuhli- eagleai for d o llars?” ing the chuutauqun here, <>ov. The four lowest heavy pigs 1.75 light pigs 1-76 ugcr made a gallant struggle I o'clock at the home of her son, cles, both in Seminole County and at a luncheon by Profassor Jalttsa *A g(s„| deal like it,” adm itted John W. M urtin pointed to the designate the four positions Last month SahfimlY roughs 3.00-1.75 cattle receipts against the disease after physi­ Charles Echols, were held at the the stntc. He is a former com­ S. Thomas, director of the exten­ »hon. II,. was then excused. nearly eompled'd highway system the team. Ll*rt VV. Stewart, chairm an of of Florida as the reason for club >vns mmposed of ' Howard medium m kt stendy steers 4.00 cians had given up hope f»r his home yesterday a ternoon a t 4 mander of the Cnntpbell-Lossing sion division of the U niversity of Alabama. "Pow er Development, in •board of the Standard Oil of charges from his ojiponcnt nnd Faville. G. W. Spencer Jr., Jim -6.00 cows & heifers 3.50-5.50 fa n ­ recovery, lie had been ill f,,r o’clock. Dr. F. D. King, pastor of Post. the First Baptist Church, offici­ ners & cu tters 1.00-3.00 calves Tennessee" will bo the subject of J^na. attended the hearing. Be other candidates that ho hnd spent Spencer and E. Vihlen. three years. Monday wus Indies’ day at the 3.00-6.50 hulls 3.50-4.50. ated at the service*. Interment was an address by Dan K. McGutn. Dr. from Havana over the more money than form er gover­ The end came peacefully. He in the Municipal Cemetery. Country Club, 16 Sanford women Gus W. Dyer of Vanderbilt Uni­ l**|i end in response to n suhbecame unconscious on Sunday, I Services at the holm? were simple participating in a series of m atch­ versity will be the feature speaks* Ili- paid earnest attention nors. W INTER PARK—Quartcly divi­ He visited in St. Andrews this es arranged under the supervision hut regained consciousness Inter aipl Impressive. Mrs. A. M. Phil­ 1the testimony. on the evening program . • dends paid by W inter Park Tele­ m orning and tonight will speak in and chutted with relatives. ips and Mrs. II. C. Moore rendered G. Seuhert, now president of Millville?, one of the largest pre­ of Mr. Carlson. Golf wns enjoyed phone Company. both in the morning nnd ufteroon. "Fucc to Face" and "N earer, My •Standard of Indiana, testiGod To Thee," both favorites of hc knew nothing about the cincts in this copnty,. cu/rying on Lunch was served a t tho club­ CHICAGO. Feb. j L—(IN S )—A tho deceased. Final rites at the Rtincnul deni. So fa r as the his cam paign foe the United house. Among those enjoying the ocdaring jailhrcak of two young cemetery were attended by scores S tates senate. was concerned, he said, MINNEAPOLIS, M inn, Feh. l i l of relatives und friends of Mrs. prisoners today resulted in their "J adm it th a t this adm inistra- 1 casion weie: Mrs. II. B. I^cwis |» , lrt handled all negotiations. Mr*. C. F. Meyers, Mrs. Boy, (IN S )—Two persons were burned death nnd the wounding of a po­ Echols. [« *” f'r*t said his concent tion has spent more money than to death and firemen were search­ Pallbearers were: G. W. Stinson, lice officer. Ik . ® nearly all the stock of the preceeding ones, because I have Symes. Mrs. Casteel. Mr*. Brock. | The victims were: Dempifey ing the ruins for the body of a L. I). Mann, II. B. Crenshaw, I). H. ingceit Refining Company, built the pavod highways former Mr*. George D. Bishop, Mrs. Leon L. U R oy. Mrs. II. W. Herndon. CHICAGO, Feb. 1. — (IN S)— tlon, and reported as follows: Gibbs, Dick Childers, C. R. Tate. Parker, 23, prisoner; Harry Stokes, maid In the home uf F rank J . " L ° . 7 the Midwest stock was governors wouldn't "She went to Dr. Shircson to undertake, Mrs. Quirk, Mr*. C. D. Ely, Mrs. Miss Sadie Holland, 80 in in » crit­ C. D. F o rrester and Alfred King. 20, prisoner; Barney McNeil, police rie, general m anager a f the K V H « Standard in Aug- Governor M artin said In starting Oil Company, which was dcat Papworth, Mr*. I- P- McCullcr. ical condition today as a result of have a burn on one of her shoul­ ‘•'•W. Scubert said. Mrs. Echols was 73 years old and officer in c-hurgc of the j»R. tho review of his term in office. Mrs. Russell, Mr*. MlUner, Mrs. having both leg* am putated aliovo d e r, treated. Then Dr. S ^ s° n Stokes accidentally shot, and by fire here today. Two * was the widow of II. C. Echols, “S enator Tram m ell and several S. Fuleston and Mrs. Woodcock. the kneea. Two weeks ago, she sub­ suggested to her that it would tie who died alx years ago. She is sur­ killed hi* pal. Parker, a* the la t­ have been recovered and a I’l.AYEItB BNTF.ltKD candidates fo r governor are ac­ mitted to an operation designed to easy to make her legs appear vived by three brothrrs, J. W. ter -rsppled * with the officer*. n t pcaitively Iderttfied arc cusing me of spending more mon­ PLACED IN INSANE ASYLUM straighten her legs, which were straig h t. She agreed to the price hr Stamp* of St.' Augustine. A. D. Vindimr himself trapped. Stoke^ !i'>ved t* b* th(' <' «>f N rrl<? . w o i u n s ^ n r , c ._ Feb then Fred -a bullet Into hi* own Frank E. L, flam e., d e p o rt ey than my predecessors. Which slightly bowed. Gangrene poison­ fixed and the- operation was per­ J. Loesing, also — of — Sun'ord ---- — - Mr*.i . I ftjh . h / ‘>' fe w women golfers is true. The people of Florida DETROIT, Feb. 1-—(IN S )— ing developed and the double am- formed. . ' . the ., Ftnm ps of Olti'ey S p rin g e,! C o l. i^ "» i ..an: gc r o the P u re Oil J "From what I understand, th . of‘ Iw e today over the w anted paved roads instead of Charles Scynkuir, who aurivnd- )iutaiion was resorted to in un e f­ <Tbe maid aleeping ow ■>___ inn.-r^rr* T>. J ;-«t«mp* ha***. Tvaa>... - fla« Imlto t .tltfct k l M P arkcc ttllargo bone of her leg was cut < I koLPmCi1U,‘w**c* cnur*v ht an 18- Ihc. mudholes they had before and ered to police December 20 as an fo rt to savo h e r life, • floor is also believed to have erne, nnd ,J v « t children. K. H. « «•»"!,' ’ Mrmk^ O fficer McNeil, luritclI - P i t y i n g round of the wolahretr ____ •_____ _ The leg-straightening operation pletely through, below the k> l have b u ilt them in three years. •ccom plfe^-of Edw anl H ickm tn, L. II; Echoic i.f S a n fn d . Sit--. A ng ;■ flesh wound in the arm. r \ |0pfn teum sm ent. C ertainly they cost money tri I U s Angeles child slayer, will he was poiform ed by Dr. Henry J. wi:h a circular ele-trie saw. rhen W. T. Allen of W axahachfc. Texas: A third prisoner, u pal o 'M o k e s , 10 R U the first im portant | confined in a state hospitul it I Schlreson a plastic surgeon- Pre- a p laster c a 't wus put on. hut in a Mrs. J. 5L Franklin. WiehiU F.ilN. end Parker, wus over-powered and MAN KILLS THREE build.” .. • he remow’d. announced tJdxy. The oroer f<d, ,y h' performed l'1«!' lic short time it had placed in solitary confinement. [l#|i tournunu-nt ever Texas and Mm. R. A. Braden (’■ The governor gave the same lows an examination In the ps>FRAMINGDALE. N. Yw The pain was more than she could * Diana Manners -Thirty-five o ther inm ates uf the * Hl *'*•* "|x*« in nutae only, operations on Lady Chilton, Texas. m essage to 300 people in Panumu rhopathir ward. InVeatlgation prov­ - ( I N S ) — M r,. Claude PrkM stand. jail worv lined up ready to f« Row and 'France* "Peaches" BrowningIfe M’nL Use few “Next Dr. Vnn’ Puren. reemu»'»r two ehlkiva* Jumv*. I News of the trag ic operation I *tr» . u n -’1!1 . in wo«n«t’a ranks City last n ig h t He will leave for ed that Seymour never knew Hick­ - I’AHOKEE ST.'.560 . mi ' the dcpvradc** to froedum. None. lolui, 11. were m unlrrrd le mended b y .o ttr f««»»y l*hy»ici*n lionifay und tw o days In Holmes man. • f them escajKiI. came to light when a brother o. %»rr ui n * ’ >fcnu*e Dte iduyers ai; axe by Claudu l*riddy, t was called in. He lo'ind In r *uf- for ^eniwtril(li"ii of • ■' ' ' '6 ’ county tomorrow. I Un# ‘c to nirke the trip. 1'u ,,a\c Ur; ’ local »ui: iul building and • ‘ ' 1 1 • UCALAs-Ncw Mttnrcc M emo-1*Ihand ami fath er, ^ c c n lia u MONTICELLO—Solid carload cf the young woman, Joseph I. Hol­ land. called a t the office of land <•> John, [ ^ i ^ ^ t o aTHTUtato h e r , Uui| n ^ U u .iu .n und gjUJOUium'’ pecan trees shipped to Oklahoma W. fiul HuzpRu] tjpvucd lu public. Ikv. Follmor, chlor Invcstixator for , We It. w»s arc ueu :W ra t J. --- M.u -.npu N irn - l I-TIRT M E Y E R K -M ore than by Simpson N ursery Compa-y the ststo d sp artm sn t of regtatrtP | tintbf ubo%v Ho • • L^th “E | ' consolidated half-million dollars w orth of buildhere. “Evening Ledg e r r ing completed here in 1827 FARRAR RECITAL PROSECUTION OF PROGRAM GIVEN MRS. KNAPP WILL OUT BY THEATER BE PUSHED SOON -.lent—of—t In* American —B ank—and PARIS, Feb. I. (IN S )—A mu­ Trust con'pifny of Daytona Beach, now defunct, was found guilty of tual divorce action ending the ro­ misapplication of finals of the in­ mance i f (.anna Wnlska, Polifdt stitution late Monday,afternoon on singer, and Harold McCormick, two counts in the indictment and Chicago .multimillionaire, may he found not guilty on the third count filed wit)iin the next six dnvs, it was learned today from friends of by a jury in circuit court. Under the two counts on which the wife. A financial settlem ent is hold­ he was found guilty he is facing ing up th e action. Mme. Wnlska u sentence of from one to ten year* is understood to Is* demanding $3,­ in the penitentiary in each, or* h.I ' 500,000 whereas McCormick seeks can receive sentence in one * " to settle upon a basis of half that the lp " ' 1 ’ 4M«$t Water Shipments Will Be -Discussed At Chamber Me e t Governor Answers Critics With Review Of Road Program Qualifying Rounds T oB e Held This Week For Golf CIub;,,™*;rSJ.^ 1 }j I). Chittenden iv;;i Be Candidate Fur Tax Assessor - Funeral Rites For H Mrs. Echols Held Tuesday Afternoon Chicago Jail Break Results In Death Of Two Prisoners Two Burned To In Minneapolis Chicago Girl Loses Both Legs Alter She Is Treated By Plastic Surgeon n: -’ yd _________ J ii �. ------------------------------------------- — PA, mm > — -'■ —— S IX - v :- t iir — «' f !^ I P P ^ ^ i!P P P " S ■ n j u m i u n n p n A i.n Mo n d a y j a n i 'AIIY .10. 192# __________ . I National Guard Units W ill Sommem Text O f Judge W right’ s French Government Order For Special Term Sponsor Fight Program To Long Distance Service In Reported Loss Of O f Court Is Made Public BeStaged Wednesday Night Addition O f New Circuits Heirlooms I The fiist of a scries of boxing The long C h an ce telephone .>»-■ T a y | o r T a l k s F I ( K > d Following is the order issued, to appear t" the Judge of said PARIS. Jan ., 31 (IN S )— More English \y than 10,000 pieces of period fu rn i­ tern in the .Southeastern SU tes m il - . ------- . . , late Monday afternoon by Judge | Court that it is expedient to hold attractions to be staged in SanIk* e n la r g e d a n d improved by th e n d - 1 /V lQ 1 O O IT H T lltlG C ture, priceless tap estries and na-< p_ „ . ' Wallace W. W right calling lal term of the circuit ditinn of 134 new circuits during tional heirlooms which cannot be | toted 0v • W°m*a b y h o n o r d o n e n A ru n the consideration of casess in which ,n ,11‘‘ JU‘Jirm,cnl aJ t *us ^ , urt , I National Guard companies will l» n y • l r *)>* ' WASHINGTON Jan . 30—(IN S) replaced have disappeared from the ,£—£ !0 tiw n t Fnfnt he ha« been disqualified: e m o c r a t s *r° deform “WHEREAS, at the Dccembrr mud A. D. 1027 fall term of the Circuit .... ... . five years. Upon th e demand of fPorts and gam^ stuilyl,,, Court of Seminole County. Florida. T V , , ■ ' i n ,,,.* - r who ‘'V Senator Gaston do Kcrgueszec, fre n c h dress .. .. tbor* ware pendm g-cci lulu umH*-^Flor.ttla* t? . a n.,| fights hen M inister.of Public Instruction Herfoaed of criminal case# In which the «>*; be beld .h e n .u ^ n upon con- end other occasions, will have ._____ more than $4,000,000. Approxim ate­ told today by M ajor General Hnr- riot has promised an investigation. w»lh their di„ ,lra*inJT| Judge of said Court was. nnd |„. (O r a t i o n thereof, it Is hereby. charge o f' the matchmaking, ly 11,3*3 miles of new circuit will ry Taylor, retired, fo rm er chief O rdinarily the fu rn itu re Is used fix atu res With of arm y engineers. . was further staled. Godale has ar!L ” ! ^ T5^K*_f “n 31 U*VS)-A1legally disqualified front prMiding.* “ORDERED and ADJUDGED ved figures. ,ham bo added which will make a total of The well being of the entire bythe state only on ra re occasions, «nd crooked W “And whereas, at the time the that u special term of the CtiTUit ranged un attractiv e enrd for hi* though the announcement th at this 241,313 circuit miles of wire and for furnishing a Palace in p re p ara­ city will lx- host to the Democratic lower Mississippi valley’ depends other m atters pending at said term | Court for the Twenty-third Judicial first evening’s entertainm ent with ndh*. 20,030 miles of pole line at the end upon thi* principle, he said. If tion for receptions to foreign sove- him he said, n„d of sold Court were disposed of it; Circuit «.f the State of I I.rid i in Jack Persons and Red Ferris National'C onvention June 26, now these drawing* j reigns, in em bellishing m inisterial is days and days old. Houstonian* < < f the year. New Orleans suffers from floods, had not been definitely ascertained | and for Seminole County, is lie retry meeting in the main bout of too still spook of it with awe. English dressmak| ■kersj In Florida more than $131,000 tb e rest of the river states will ul- offices for special occasions and for fashion guide the • wKen it would be practicable to s«- • hlled to be held in and for the said round*. | em bellishing the Palace of V ersail­ so su ffer because of the city’s ___ ____ . „ . . . . . . . .. ... Even with the background of will bo required for new circuits cure an official to preside in the County of Seminole, beginning at Roth-scrappers nre clever fight les form ectings of the National As­ m ust like them, trial of such di»qualified cases. ten o’clock A. M. on toe ^th nay of CIS. They have been appearInk*re-1 ? , r. a r** in v e n tio n s , Houston and reconstruction work and a to- economic relationship to the rest replied that the semble “ And whereas, under such c»n- February A. D. 192X. fontly in Orlando a? d Tampa , JL° plnc" ,t!,vlf to believe tu| 0f fo u r ncw circuits will be ad- of the lower valley* those 6f the resl Tantf The last Inventory of state fu rn i­ “Somewhere along the line the dltions. and because of certain lr“ IT IS FURTHER ORDERED wheie they have made favorable thnt the Democrats are really com- dt,d< representing 24M circuit miles. «nd gymnast, and tu re. supposed to be guarded and gal technicalities existing in con- nnd ADJUDGED that the (Terk'of impression*. Tbe two have never ,' , This will give Florida a total of people must sacrifice th eir lands liberty taken by .. Ju st on the possibilty th at the) 27.1*7 mileil of citTuil, and ;U)00 for use ns flood ways nnd spill­ kept in repairby custodians of the artists In display;^! ncction therewith, it was deemed this Court ,h •i«*itc a special venire met before but have been anxious National storehouse, was token In ndvisahle by the State Attorney f0, tkl, jurors drawn nt the adjourn- for an engagem ent fe r some tint • dream mig t >i tru r, . owevti. |nj|C!( uf |jnt. n, tkl, of,,j 0f tho ways," he asserted, “ in-order th a t bu.-iness and civic leaders u rt' pr»-the valley a* a whole may receive 185*1. of said Court nnd the presiding ’ n,rn t t )„. full A D. I!'27 term Godale said today. Much Thunde Since then, according to Senator the maximum protection against Judge to thereupon adjourn *aid of t Hi - court t’o serve a* juror* at In hi* semi-final mixup. Godale paring for any of the busiest pro -' Jf a r" dc Kcrguczcc, backed up by lx? Magram* this city ever tackled. All the new (intuits and improvefloods. term of said Court rather th ar f" the n» xt succeeuing re g u ln ro r spec- hns matched Kir Jerry a- il Mickey Thunderstorm* [ tin, piece a fte r piece has been With about six m onth- time in m ints are’ planned to care for the recess the same in as much it' rr i ini term of thi- court,; t'i serv> u IatRelle, two bantnmwg.ights for I loaned out to individuals, to pntri days in winter in lh l 'greater ex|>ense would thereby be Junr.r ami r-t the *t> - in! term eight rounds. Thi* fight is expect- W'htch to work official* realize that increasing volume of toll business ! Otic organizations bom of the w ar | nr<?ording to a *«. ruused the county than by r> <-*ii;ir - nr; f. n’liV .tilled mid «:d to In ‘almost us intciesting u< ♦con'* nnd scores >f thing* must b. nr,,| t„ extend the high -pied ser- D eath Toll III 1 3 lQ S t li •• loin i mill due .to :i yenn.iXj' said court f» a later date, and t" d o r j . e r e for the 2 B , O r t | j t o additional ,wonts. Is Increased To Six nn<*__ arm l-offlelal__ organization* ; tWfgn tnr Oflobej. mill till!, th e 5?l e ' if e of u*c ■this most of which have hot been re­ ------- !--------------1-------thereafter call u ' special term of _ia, J __1" . I J-.rlit.i. ii..,.-..i:a;. .'I. t- ___ a ililltu exist" laitwt-on tlie OXJ.cr.td to ^Tt -a*U'*fy -N,A*a.g: - ^ Telephone official* state that the, time there were iton turned to the storehouse. In many >i tore raid Court. ’ f oilJ e tty i.*' certain of vi-tory Making Plan* nuiioil i» -aid moci NEWTON. Mass.. Jnn. * 31.— dew lopm ents in commercial long in the country t “ And wherea*. the next <gi .t • i i rqntn-d b • law io /.i I Igilielli lie!ivvo«.h,' inn finish in t Mnvor I|..l. ..mb. ha* gt.ni- t> • istance telephony, last yenr were (IN’S ) —The death tqll of the blast cases fu rniture and furnishings days reccnletl. J* actually* returned to the storehouse term of *aiil Court does r fl on <• i*i.m nt it. fi-.c nuir dsj W w' ^ ..rk among the outstanding acionip . which demolished the^resjdence of were in such bad condition as to lie storm s, had the hit . until May A. D at w 7 v. o -ix-round in I’limin ury l-<"its hr -.ill ;•(•' iii! tin Ilf 11,1 1 .II*. • Frank Gorgone in WMt Newton bcynM le p alr. G reat Britain Hr.d time the t)D dtu tl »n w *ld • • l 11- ' o “ l" ' "f fl i t'ti (itl Ii:i- nppr ’• hi . II'MIS:■ ■ n< inii-t do fr m li hnu-nts of the Bell Sv«tem. Ser'. .was today raised to six with the * I h i NL . •*( CuMO(linnB of thc „„reh o u se apNovember, with 18. vice was established between the ist with r fc r. nc« t" said i.iat:* i . c(i| bi'xu "j la!) Tliv pi .- : ... || ,.i "nt-*. new chairm an -f ' ii .• • .it findtng «.f another body in the part.nlIy hoIll no ITCeiPts for furni- for England. The’ of dirqualifirntion making :: ' si ■ t till'! -i United S tates and Engltm.i. and l»eJan-* 1 1 • !" •' ” h» is*)' t * ' l Olllll, . t U-, •*ii m rangfin. • • Ul du. • • ruins. ’*.»> I*1 lit . H. ,|tl tt k!*»*•Is. V*1•{(J 111! :••» .).> n.t. . >r..il nei-eimcv to Jtave a -'ig n e- ,>i. -iu' r in*- \ D. l > M , . , . . true thus loaned, hence they can strict* were the rtn :wi-«n the Unite I S tate- and McxThe explosion completely lie s -, mak„ „„ dcmands to haVc thc fu r. the west coasts --------* of S< \»iis 4ut’\aii. Judge for thi puipore of p i• U I’ll -It r •li ne*, it* will he recalled, i- th\\ r trovetl the house’nnd grocery store inturc rcturned. M inister Herriot, > " d- There were no therein, il<-u-t<>n inpiiiilist who wen' *< New improvement- uni invent, nnd '« » believed to have been a ha# promi!lcd to take stcp9 t0 p n + w • . J int~u ........... in " many hatever “And whereas, it h i b"rti m.ide Sale A ttracts Many W a-l.ingt.ifi and exe$titcd aim -’ •-•I- have speeded up tin- jerv i'.e'd y n a m ite blast, A still nnd tw-o vent such disappearance of state E ast Midland, and r* tin- biggest p d r i that the ii|N?rutur* handle n g ieal large" vats were found in the cellar. property in the furture. rit’K of Etigland. lluyers To Local Store i qin-.rle-liundcii . i t ..( ret cut .Veurs by bring n j volunie of calls iilni*t » n,- ill.. :l* J * . . ..... _........................ , _ ■tire - r Mr \ r „ HOUSTON AWED r z JS£: BYD r .... M ,ti u I t » tj i |a ,# i] ) i I ■'? s s r z s s r ttr srrsr £3STlSL£ ' »» *—«**”«•*»“«»"« « A; TAVARES—Ffirtfl vice Company matin' ments to electric dia tern here. .* j n Incident Occurring In N. Y. reception exieeiled e x p e c t a ti o n ., tii- m a n n - t merit ic p o rte d . R e g a r d ­ ing the bargiiit ev e n t W" E W’utIly llavi* J. W alsh or D> of tlu-m out of the game —oil, memlw-i of tii,. f ilm , *aid. “ Not in ii m o te w ay o f f o r m a li­ I n tr r n u li n n a l N ew s' S e n ice it wouldn't look — g o d I don* S p o r t- l!Hilor think I would want to l»- that of- t y , but in a t r u e sense of g r a t i ­ tude. we wish to e x p r e s s (u th e NEW YORK. Jnn. 31—Captain Unal " Jones Ingiam im ident i» un f t o p l e .,f S a n f o u l und vicinity .nir 'U l f r ' Jones and t ’umniandei , nrly in­ o|-pri*i iiition for tin- liberal patJonn* Ingram. re*|>ectiv.. bend , P“ ' ‘ant mily because f conches of fmitball at W\ -t Point | ,J’.,‘"n t r h n w kern tile te»«i -II i- at • o n a g - given u* d in in g th e f it- : |) 1 , and Annuptdi-. fine tj-IIow* in (heir own light and m itlfal m tin ii* pt-r-onnl leliitionsbip, n ln-e.l to |io*t- together foi a |ihotoul-qdi nt the A-toi Hotel heie. it w.i lra tn td today. T he in ulcnt w-i* cited n* showing the tempei o| • * two ncntlemir* on the question •' tlirlr eligibility i mIo- und a* i warning to c-mgie- 'men wh • a. trying, with -cine indication • ini|.i ruling suice,**, I-. foi .• ill.pair tugethii next (..(!• Army and navy lent ball i.e-.ci bn» been noted m u -tr ill? g>- * teel pastime. Clean footlm'.l i t '.; Is linrtler till tb e pioli.i*. it 1 .i the unwiisheil kind. 'I lie aioiy mil West Point mill Aimap-d’s Thc-e very gi eil friend* -imply coul.:n"l afford t" |> >.-e togethei lie. ati-e tie y 11•11 tli'ii loigbt (*• k i> liiul'* I two dav of ..ui *ul<-" The pi e e .-be lling event w ill eintilm e fm i vi-inl day* lojiver a id ib. pol.li i» . o.diully ii«vif I | t" vi«n tin- - t . i e and in-peel tintliat ate lie I* g offe i. i. Pliil;i lelplu i • I.I'll' It ili'U I | I a" !n*t S a lu i l.iy night 'h u t the tnity -till e n te ita lll* a faint lii.p.. th.it the giinn i n n is .-'U rg e d f'o t e x t fail I' l.'iild- tl..* I " p - ni th. fin t that ‘.| a j. t t it tn i .i I W mall . • "in ituiii'liint at W’t - j Point. I* due !"i ’. i ail I n i a Mm ii 1 It. ns* vx *i-g.n . W m a n . u t* . ii-al ili"-(iiiril f the • ritui- cotiii* iver-y and. tlu-ri "• ie. it* -ce wliat m ight }...| j| . • ui M a i d , (n-f-i. it ■Ii f.rut -lv . . . e p t P uli. i .. ii i i - a 1st- m at Ki ■mil ! • i ooll'illl >1 t Li*’ u' t i •• i Thi -iillli in i t ' •t IM* 1 •!»!* •n n»*kr' ttu 1 Ilk. . .ill type when they They do not. nt I'll*-i lit; .It I'M-' WIt ft « vt i a! !•*" • * t »v4 • |i |s *«lt Tit * N"i l*r.» ■I.a |.e 1» i" ■!.— 1\ , r « Uin. they s-ein to The la •t .1* hn .ifid hi' n t i a n g '’d by then i i s p i t i i i i ole; .1 • <••un. i i tin * Du • id. nt t.n eligilnliti mid it migln •> I'lli t I ♦ ‘ I'llH '. ■mw ‘II, •g. lie the bettei pull of go...I jud» #88* uin- wh" will Want to see th e a--em ldey th a t will n a m e th e Denmi r i ' t n choice for p r e sid e n t in t i e ( o r ’hcornitig elections. A 1 p rese n t th e r e is *ome q u e - ti n 4 - t" w h e th e r tin* lo n g - e a re d bea-t th a t sym bolizes th e p a r t y will t.i1 1r t a b o u t in a r i i c u - te n t 01 ,n a f r a m e I'tiililing. U ntil d e fin ite w o rd i* r ec eiv id f r iii J. m n. thi* d e e i-inn i* m o ie "t b - . up In tile nir. H o w ev er. . :, zen- In Date iniinnleii th a t >u n pride will mo p e i m i t e n t e r ta i n m e n t .•f th e ii* ito r* in a te n t. S uch a .t! iiit ion it 11I.I be a r u d e g < -’ r n"t indn tiiive of th e p r o g r e s s ■‘ tiis o u th w e st, th e y claim . \ fund ..1 ab uit $111(1,000 nir. i.ly Kil l Vtloi.g hn* I.... .. u-dtiii'.l -U '■ Io* al b itV 'i- the a d v a n ta g e r ivhut .'ui* .I.-. I n i•••I io lie th e Ib a r g a u i - ..ffi n l in S a n f o n l I 1- a--ute.l 'o r ere. tlon of a lurid siltin' tim e. M i s s i n g C iir i s C h u m Quizzed By Officers ing on tw.i city squares. Rut-ing llig Fund At t).e same time offit i .1 lire ti e t.l.-k of m iring Itetw-f. 'i #300. non und # 100.000 f ir m tu.il enterUiintitt nt of tile convent ton It i* plaiin.'d i*. make the _nie< t.i.g the i,e-* ei’i r held from every Ie nnd ti" tm nt-y will l-e s p a r'd n uny liiurti'i :i i INS i State il.-ti'i t i t « - at to ll.N.-l Mate ilt-t'ftive- atIfl lli| t 4ll|* I .. •Is* t l»f III) ^t ••rn-ii' til ‘ ap |'t ar ,tn , "1 M IN4 1 i alii i•«* St J. •hn .Hfifitj, i •i.t> in :n \ n u i ’,; M. t i I'd i .i I- in,- i n- In tig ' • i "in.1 ■. Kmil*.tit. !!•• Ill) icifT- pil lion « \ e i i im prove m nt pro jec t. h dll. arid i l.drl l - 4 ’ M.lt'.II A, ad- e-pet llll - t i t " bring '.lid oil bouutlin . U In ie i h»- n i - ng S o u th i "I 11, a t ion plan- m il - t i '- t u — ik. • k • f 1 • ' h laan w 1 * .1 -t-l.l'-llt III-' I t,foie Id. b i t f .1 the East. Ml»V- I n r down while attem pting n non-stop with capitalization of ?30.000 ch ar­ / v i . P . Hiicht from Detroit to Miami, tered. (T o o I.a fe To re ImLie, mitish War Oincc/-*■ "in °rcrhnul thr,tin>,rnft°nhThe i- demand for American wal- ] ACTIVE, n 1* arrival here und try the stunt salesmen for nih I OIICV Will Cn3niTGtiny. “«ain, Henry Ford announcednut to- furniture nnd fittin g s require* . magazine. Good pip] fifty million feet of walnut lum- 1 position. Term is. st a* soon as the propeller her nnd 323,000,000 feet of ivnlnui W rite Farm Journ*!, I To One Of Economy is “Ju fixed and some other thing* ! veneer. Oilando. Fla i i m u done to the plane, Rrooks will! start." Ford said, “and he won’t l ' . a - i u tut.- iii th e R r iti-h K v g u -. tr> it thi- time— the plane will g.. i. and T e n iloriiil A n n ie will all the wav t" MiamiT i iv a new W a r O f f u - pniii * of | ' ON I KIN. J.m. -Hi—(IN *) limy anil reiirga-'.i/ati. n dm W ’(a- p r e s e n t year. Ii ■ t u t - hav e lie ’i dirtiili-.l \( largely (>y t h e Mirte-* o| tin**l*. hanised f..rves“ d in in g t h hit u m e u v n - nt S a lis b u rt I’luiu la t 'all' V a result th e pro. r - - of mei hu'tM•m g th'.- I t n t i - h At iii v i* to i i • .. ..'d apa ce . T a n k - an d tia c tn r* in • t la k e th e p l i f e >.f Ii- i -. and Hl$*r I ri- Will be a big Ird u ttlo ll 1 '■ ' 'r v . f 'a v n lr y m U Is- a l u ■•>*{ ^Uf'i-t # i"d. In , <iii-e«|Ui'Hci’ t h - - ­ III*).I*. in t h e next budget ni • Itk-K ' -how a la i g e ii-d.i. t...n It i i i * a* th o u g h th e pt.-el>t t' 11 It.. .1 tv o R tn t-i i i f u n '- iIlk. 1'. be u ln m -t ab a n d o n ed . It It tl- a a g n ific e n t inn lens f - i t b III It I-' Vi my d u t i n g th e la*t wit . but in peace tim e it i* a very c \ p r i i - n . lu xury. In it- place, it i Ith rli Mat .1 select,si g r o u p of t.| ftc( r- u* d men a r e to be train ed a* in -tin ’-ir*, so t h a t if a n emci g n u i .,t -n.e „ civilian a r m y ,.>t>. 1 be t r . i . ' . d r a p id ly a lo n g th e lineof the l a t e s t —a n d el i -cha n g in g n n lu s i > d e v e lopm e nts. I •• keep a la rg e T e r r i t o r i a l A r ­ my in f..rce at th e p r e s e n t time, t ru un .1 on line* w h irh tuny lie id-.••d ie ti-n y e a r s h en c e— when all Loch Arbor G O V ER N M EN T R ESTS C ASE WASHINGTON Jnn. 31— (IN S) The government resttsl its ru- • today in th r criminal contempt p i o i ceding* against llu n y I ' S inclair, oil m agnate. William I H u m s, thi private detective, an I four other*. Fifty seven dnyTisie elapsed since the opening of the trial. The defense immediately iqienei! ii.th a series of motions to strike I ••id ••• 11tiin portion- of the testini..in The place to build your home I De Forest Sanford Realty t t- BS mmV . I ImIcJu: 1 ai»r in Had Mixup Meeting of justice in connection ■N " 'tii a holdup in Buenos Aires, V tg'titina, is taking a course '-hat i* believed to be unprecedent­ ed in the world. Scnor I'orfirio ^ ]» It. i » ha %• t. « >i ment to let them ’Vo..I • .• 1• t: ll. l.'.irb alinnin III that hi ' allado, charged with complicity .1 J «> km w th»- l*i. a* i • Mt iiiu l.ili’, »41 their leisui*^ A (>• nminetit • l e i u *4■ 11111 ii ..t unlit the - : r i « III! ' f l hi in the holdup of pay check* of a . •••hull i n* i T f a • •»« hi d I'a ra ii t !' r.»t Official informed the Wiitei t.'.lui w. n t ' . . i n th a single i' *»iii at i-iii hi hi n the con-ugur refinery, started a new • thnt lie might r ••* r a l e I mill- It gitniia'.- • (4. * ll'il {.It • ! • i. % 1 .mi; 1.*. al l i v th n-ntl" II t.egllf nt iti civil (ourt seeking to htrve t lit- gumt if it i- I'lnye.i tm V .■ r« t gmziil .i. * . : \ a* 1 ' M| ‘ h d ;• Hi;' \ ^*i . v\ at* hod Hu-Ill. - her. iilriady lefb'i't- an At gallants, the judge trying hi v I il< “ It might till II out to I*' . lie ... Ul'.'l't till e W . hi «l(tii M. $viii. .ii! ha* Im v • - 1 k••t i*»t iipuar.l 'ten d »n the -tie ig th "f I. - ..l-e ui crim inal court, declared the \vor>l think:“ that imil.l I.u| |»cm ^ l an« »i» f%•«! t. * thi ’unit* i • n f«i* ht$• il$t«itivi> th ik:ht th a t ibi fact that t hr conventi-ii will be be of unsound mind and not *!•♦ forhid v to fuotliall." Itc *111(1. "T he*” f* l is Mi.*! I h« • i't \ a t 1 i.» 11 mot*’ i t i ' »intat.«‘ii here, tii'ii though months r—pnnsiblc for his actions. The t n« \ t .i' low* wnuht Im* all uim i^nt ut» ainLlina-s * | *-$ l. f l n l l l t I I ” P ' t l | t ) l t i i M W i l t t 1 II- I I,tvay. Building set u high record t'i'il judge threw out thc case on .• »;• it if an official hud t«* tln$*\\ olulu • l» •» t « »• tirin g ».f \w 1 the in * * . 1 .»!$• ••» the pu-t week almost - >!••> ■•n the th- ground thnt the necessary ammt«i.i. im petu- furn.*h«*l by tb . i.nventrednal certificate ur.d o th er, tinn nnn-un, em m i nnd .....rr i- oulit.ir j scirnce may In- revolu tio.if- u eie lacking. Then Dr. - i i ' t v indi -ati-n th:*: ' " II Con- t ionized is realized ii * on unner, ttganiira* discovered that he i* ' H O R TC A K E used to mean healthful fruits in caaf-l 1 Km,' -ary expense. ' "t >>n speaking tcrm« with the Loganberry SkerttiUf strawberry shortcake. Since L 'tiu iu ’lic d T o n i i r b t — The new mechanical force will •( fondant nnd excused himself the first strawberry (estival cups flour, four tr»" hr -mull hut very efficient. i'"tu further proceedings. was hrld in the Little Church R*ck powder, one-halt teal if • tut. V.-M INi. K'N Home, jod Melhodiits vied witli ITes- teaspoons sugar. • » $1•!i• un |»l l H|. U .- ' I ranre Repairing M ar Road* byteriam in creating thr nio-t de­ m one-fourth cup It )(,h V .1 111 lectable shortcakes — puflfv as to of lingers and add u LOS A NGEI.ES. Cal Jit'i i • fi • lit ) I iu:irn ha* started us “ P ro g ram -1 paste and dripping with delectable milk gradually, I'/f ' A ft * (IN S ) — Family skel, toll- m b (' no- des grands itineraires." the! juice* o( the red berry — straw- board: divide in brought "tit "f tile III. kina' 1 Dr. R. J. Sprague, professor long awaited repairing dam ages bernrs have had a corner on short­ roll out and hake t« .1 V. . .1 m g ’ t t ' d p.ataded be I o re III. .III V ' in hot oven. Sphf *“ J Jan -II i IN - 1 De- (■-nomics nnd sociology at Uoljin- caii-e,l to national rood- by d es-' cakes. 'I fill DKTlR rili, ill jtldgm -nt iq - u butler. Warm the ccnt^ ■.1 -in h 4’ollege, will be the principal spin, ' " " " « n und neglect that began! lit l if e hu« U f a t <• it*- u Soma Good Shortcakes - , '..i can of loganberries K'ln dltl IIn k man. o' t - that a n i " ' 11 i- been k-r at the week.’) luncheon Wed "Ith the outbreak of the World I r»|« e*l T odav, however, we realize there Crush slightly, and *PT^ i knlnuppir g and i n- • " -u 111 11*14. A schedule rove, ing n*-day of the Sanford Kiwnt .II* * • 4 • r \ vil •'•*:,, ' oil ' are . ’I sort* oi delectable (ruit and on lop of cakes. ' . ..' ( •I" Minion 1 urkt-i An td'iut'i* »• « " \i I 111 'k the «»$»- ' lull, according to ait announce. •;.'.mi miles of main roods ha* been shortcake* — loganberry, black­ Pfa<h Shoruatr: | ' i ■ ■ n I':,i*•* n -e . il I IK ■ ’ ' , be * Thi* iva* <li* I......I i •I f %allisl! t*l> L« i- been n iiit totlay. The suliject of tlie '.uited, and is expected thnt by er.it ion .' * S ' * V"|k In,'light l"'f« I e tile ' •■nun It C 'Un­ address will be "New Develop­ the end of IPJK the first <iart of the berry. raspberry, peach and «traw- cake through center, U 1 I, d t o l|M ilk . I " e | • II, It * . 1 I tie* l 11.-o.l . »'« l!cfcn»e a l l o t n e y - ai.i ouru «-.| t.otii berm-* — and we need not wait or slices of canned T i «I.- i*i [*, ,iiiii tl* • * DUii.it* him til In N a t’inni» I II. Golii-tak, cor­ ments of Florida Communities.” I 4 1'i'tli .Ii ,il> el postwar rehabilitation will have thc ni.'thei und la ttc i "( 11<•>. Hi tl till ' (estival time" ii our kitchen and on top of cake, tl;, l•11• • •t-:iI guest ut poration , Diin-,1; Wtllia,:. P. Rut l i t ' I f", tl'ul dlillllg till . . IOTP •*ll will Ilian, will b.- phi, ed "I the Willie • Several musical number* will been completed. Thi* will include shelve* boast a supply of these ped cream. t< ek whi n tt.i d,' le g a l' .il, i ; the il'niiiT lu ll Tin ilituters lltaik ledge, cnim issiunei os police; ami also lie included on thc program. improvements to highway* between aland to bate Ihett past Im -. Hickman's mother, Mr* Ext, M III- I'.'idun.i'tit.il I'T’.J, • ' f in'.et the tilth a n n iiti-u ri "f Kan.-n- Klinure llutaell. bead "f tbe w"- In,- committee in th a fe e i* i.mi- Puns and Dieppe. Paris und UherHickman, and Hukm un's fatiii-r. n a tio n al law and th - exi.-ient, . mil,ill tun* e t" the union. niuq's division. A pub.u (leitting l’"*c<! of Howard Long nnd L. C, (»<«urg and Pari* nnd Marseilles. William Thomas IlicUmun, huie q u a b t i am t ri'tognitiott <>t states. Moik on routes connecting Puris i lielaiut. will Ik* held Fobruuii Thi lug’ll spot i* ex|M'cted when NH Alt VGl AN ISSl K DOOMED with the southwest of Franrfe nnd Itcen Kub|Mi,-nued as defelise w it­ Although Detroit ha- -everal nesses. Thc parents, divorced, l)ie I'omtnisM n ,.n inurnational •f with the Belgian nnd Swiss fron, — , , v t i , I scon’s of cabarets, thcic is no orPacific Flight KnCiuieVu^r* will follow •i> a \e ry sh oti HAVANA, Jun. 31—tl*>») j dinance controlling their operation. have been (nought together, ill- law makes its ivport. The highly though not leroncilcd, in link* impnimtit m ailer o f intervention Attempts of iirtiiin states to They ure licensed a* lestaurants, Plan* for the Might ucroj- the time, ig exported t • b«-In ought up fot di - bring up the Nicaragua isspe" in d a n p c h a l l s , nnd soft drink entpori Pacific from Japun this year (* Women M'ant To Rr “ VetK” niuri’s hour of tri^l. ' ( l TN T IL S U N D A Y ) conference I'nn-Atnet tt-an he M ’Pt ri of Dr. lepi.rt Dr the * ’* * “* an»u*ing gieut enthusiasm ip that Not only will the fath er and I,ate following the UHI*** $2.r»0 lonj; airp lane rid es for Lifting of the ban against women .f lIVhi, ig - through thr< m other tell of as*erted tine......... I Victor MuurUia "f ’<Pu. a ntwcigthe inclusion of a paraIn thepr oitlinance » can- country. Entries utv already belfit: rtu.lents by the Royal Veterinary Insanity, which the defense nljcgnljcg 1 nizeti authority on international giuph in the no wc.v'e of public aret i» defined a» “uny plnce of­ received nnd the •list promises to College of l.ontlon is expected to (a >—runs bark through three 1law. The commission has us its intvrr.ntinnnl law- prohibiting in­ fering musical entertainm ent, sing­ be a long one. Even children in the cause feminine invasion into the tervention by one nation in tbe rhuirmat) Dr Gustavo Guerrero of ing nr dancing in conjunction with public schools are singing songs generation* of the m aternal Special Tri|ks to D ayton a B each all this affairs of another, scented ,loomed Salvador, recognized ns u critic "f fixxl or soft drinks." “ bout the propose*! flight nnd the" veterinary field. When the an ­ I I branch of the family, Hut Hick­ nouncement of the change was *• All cabarets would Ik- licensetl decorations of bagnita, or’ battle­ m an’s parent! will be called upon American policy in the Caribbean. to failure today. Mexico and Santo Domingo took for fee* of $100 to $200 a year, ami dores. um-i I in the favoiite^riiild- mad,, recently there Were at once u to disclose duik chapters of their the, lead in attem pting to force would be under control of the reti's game ul New Year, shunetl na number of fair applicanfs for in­ It.M lA I. Illl.l. P A SSE S own married life. struction. Dog racing is e x a c te d Sunday A fternoon— S tu n t F ly in g , W la*-W *l I a imragraph into the code con- Departm ent of Recreation. Hi* Japanese aviator with the hi-iai Mrs. Hickman, accotding to de­ to attract many of the graduates, ;U _ detrning intervention, while the parachute ju m p s b y Bernard Covey* cense may I m ? revoked by thc m ay­ ton "Flying Across the l ’acifi«%’ fense counsel, attem pted three' RICHMOND, Va., Jnn. for possible m istreatm ent, all an i­ B uy your g a so lin e a t th e times to commit suicide and wu- (IN’S )—The house of representu- United States is leading tbe op- or for conduct “n il (it and proper.” mals entered in greyhound races und violators would be subject to LAWYERS CLASlIl confined In the Arkan«nn Slate live* of Virginia legislature ti»dny P°f l,,n ui \\h ite City „nd Hurringny, two $500 fines nnd prison term s of Home fbr the Insane. adoptetl by an ovcrhelming m ajornV R . „ . Iv 77. OTTAWA. 11U Jnn: ^ ( I N R ) j n U:‘s‘’ »u,|,a,»r «r»eks. tiny*. ily. The “ Racial I n te g r ity Bill." f, KJ E E E UJ N Hl.AST A ii -V . -~T\i,y legal clashes 'broke out , .1 , *1 thut Won'rn 'w'" I ^ A c K i « ) s y n X F ~ ~ drslgnrtl 'to prrvent Inferfnnrriagr • ",v r< T IM v.»VER, M„-a.. Jan . LAWTEY J II. Moon* of this in th. trie' of Harry llill of S tr,- „.‘. i ‘ ,. „ la lrra l.mcnt ” r ,*r**r “ »>(• 12th. S t. & Sanford Ave. KrndtirlO* Memorial Uhutch ut of n e g . m i l white*. *• ;|1 llS ’S t - n r e was killed place received $bi>7 net receipts ator. III., here tmlay between s tn tj *,,... ’ h!!',1' hor*c* ond ro »«. to (Catherine Stie,*t and Hendricks and defen«e counsel'over admit..- i .birds, : ! , lH‘tl:'bze in dogs. , rind '.‘II were rnported to have been for 712 quart* of straw berries. admit- cat- and Avenue to ert-rl $30,(HH) aiiditiou. MARIANNA— Mui tinville De- seriously injuird in nn explosion tuiqe of various articles with • • • T veiopment Coinpuiiy, plant of TA new Masonic , , , M .uiunr.i. t*wt destroyed the ....... _ the ... _. .M . . r. A—$123,000 . . . . __ , , V’hlch the prosecution is attem pt KT. AUGUSTINE—New huller- with capitalizailo* . of $60,0001National Fjrcworks Uompuny her.* Temple to be erected shortly i - , rtll for ing to prove Hill tl& M jV tr of h it I w oy'hotlU ln wood Khool under construction, chartered. . .. - ' today. Tampa Masons. mother, Mrs. Eliza llill. * cc/ £ * n m & u t * f n - Family Skeletons American Prestige <’urtis Boom To iu> Wi l l Be Re\ea!e(l Involved In Talk In Youth’s Defense A( Hinnna Session Fruit Shortcakes Detroit Ordinance Will Soon Place A fix | | ^• ' Curb On Cabarets To l"ot‘al K,'van,ans Special All This W< o $ 1.50 $12.50 Red Tip Service Stal and Get a Free Airplane Rjj L. H. Scott A viation Cj 1 L ■ ■ . . * -•• • C *a* * f . . f, * �T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D , W E D N E SD A Y F E B R U A R Y 1. 1928 ? , nnc**. fat ini hatred nnd lawlessness. H earty Support Is Needed • H i' colleagues i n the democratic TALKING OP ARBOR D A y side ot the senate Rave Heflin the JACKSONVILLE T IM R iU N IO N _ ' most re*» *rebuke In re ■ r* , 1 1 H M . *4** . wove J,' *«*► * 1 I Sanford th is week w ill hoar the fir st of three celebrat­ ! . histoty fly a vote « -la to 1. T hat avc ’ ‘(.sire to fui1 >Ar+ior day, -f'ridaW T’iTi rultrV ‘ so"situ ed artiBta w ho are scheduled to ^ppcaC-tlnit.scflaqn*. O u,F rir iimeful one—the only senator there should be trees, day'evem ntr’ffre poiiulal'Yinil versatile Geraldine Farrar, who sliould bo a dale remembered l and here ' “ ............I no. condemn Haf"n*a utlurin Florida. Of course, almost every , Somethin s it seems that the people ‘X * has attain ed unusual su ccess in opera anil concert work,- will dny (lURht to be Arbor day in this are ifive n recital under the auspices o f th e Chamber o f Com ­ mcerce Miss m p c e nand n d oother t h e r ccivic iv ic oorganizations. r g a n iz a tio n s . M iss Farrar F H iT ar pprecedes re c e d e s proud iif of the architectural vlto reHecU rnytldng but credit upon the state ,hl-:tu^^.r_<V L c V \ o ^ n r • ..pretends mTppmreTrt.* "" iF T fftrK rP ts li'rrn rh o -c o m c y -n frtt-T rc c k ^ im d ^ s c rL 'lc .R u c h r a a n ^ w ^ - p. ,((limfnif varim r-*d»nr-nnnraun. T lii.im m H a.f be«u=-J^a■-«,c^t*I,rt,, tn -rrp rrren r. li ul hollies have no trees even.......... near . Or Of acourse Gove.nor Muartin, w b . Inoff, who Will appear on March 9. parts a fth r U ty . Init there i s ..................... s m Governor T h ose who avail th em selv es o f th e opim rtunity to h ear, something in settipg apart a spec* them. And this is m t wise. Neither ' :« « * “ »"* Tramme! for reeleetJon, for attention to ,K“ tht* m at­ is it acres ary to retain interest and wl" attem pt to pro ,l »y M iss Farrar will find a rare treat in Hture. M any o f th e sol- ini sensrji ..................................... ter. Whenever any particular date Ret the admiration of the passor-hy. moll s disgraceful vote. but. In the opinion of thin pnlter. M artin will be ections which have brought her world wide fam e in concert or period is proclaimed ns especially S ln rrr s r m Arbor day in Jacksonville will be I ^ or nQ irn|)roVc m e n t. over th e U t r i u work are to be rendered in her appearance h ere.. The stroke commended for doing som ething mntkcd by,Mime p articular obscrvr* f« lrlM f r t n Trammell. _ clubs will be « r f a a l u l U i o f good fortune w h ich brings th e celebrated a r tist here can tbere will be attention th a t m ig h t>ance, *£(„. Garden All this leaves us hoping that A a U r c » m - be appreciated w ith even more feelin g by those w ho hear not be given otherwise. The nn- active in the situation, no doubt, rat* at |k r -omc mnn worthy of representing tliinul and state holidays always Sf. H. Im *«- her, and those w ho fail to attend th e concert* will be m issin g nnd there will !>e notice taken of aaa in m em special interest. So it is that the occasion in the public schools, a great state in the United States an opportunity that m ay never lie th eirs again. Vrb i day. having been designated n u t to In* generally successful nnd senate, will, yet offer far the ofIt hns seldom been Sanford's privilege to en tertain us Frida:, in February will in ttn*tfirst t ’n iJfirst Friday will*j UHrfu| p wmild be necessary f,nfor flf,‘ in the prim aries next June. 14. I l r n l l la a m r m f c r r ml I k e HUch distinguished' figures- in the m usical world and th is attract notice and through this at the citirens to give a thought to I H sireaa a t e l r c u l s l k n * . a a a l a r t i a l l a a a l A u a H s ' l o a « l P u b . fact mnkes th e honor even more sig n ifica n t. M any c ities Uniion gain som ething in intoreac. I he idea. Then* can be milch done I H i i r a . i t r r f f b r n . m t-l A t m i u * had the Florida, among al) the states, by individuals, if they will retnem- I' • w h i c h r -« |i i l rrm e a r k tw o and th ree tim es larger than ours have n ever 4X 4 A t t a l a I ' N U b k v r t m - o i h c r h i a a h m i l t u a opportunity to hook M iss Farrur for a concert. Sanford needs ntost to plant trees nnd take her ftnihappjsud the plans nnd p e r-, ■ tS a r-srk aad li ut an b acrlk llaa Mala i a v r t r r I s u / U | a h a o l u t r l r has aiw ays been considered too sm all to support such an at- care <>f trees and oncmtrnge tbe haps ii > something for themselves. ; a l l elalaaa a l r l r c a i a l l o a a a w r U a a During the past few years widen­ . Architect traction, but those responsible for bringing th e sin ger, the '" * * * (,V(M in wery place where ka**at Im a la n a a tlk sA a , F irst N at'l Hank lildg. violin ist and pianist here are confident o f n m osl cordial I f‘,r ,*<*autifyin,r ing of streets and changing the * WEDNESDAY, FEB.*1,1928_ i the landscape and f ir the shade plans ■in reference to residence ■! Santord. Florida___ reception. which the m ajority of them afford and Jmsines** sections have made r « i ? I I I U l A L U ' S 1*11 O G H A M j Snnford should not pass up the opportunity. T h ere during the g reater part of the yenr. neces my the cutting of hundreds _ r —«« - > v a a t a ; la rltj aad rw uafr , aA m ialalrn k iau . are hundreds o f m usic lovers here who welcom e it. The Florida sunshine is one of the most of splcndfil trees in Jacksonvill.u I ~ 4 — v « i > n . v a t " r u a i r a «n J a r k indispensable; but prices for the attraction s arc sm all in com parison w ith th e glorious <>r th» state's heritages; it j The work was indispens a x arlllr. I —t ' » u a t r u r l l . i M a l S t . J a a » a In * entertainm ent and cnjovm ent that is In be derived. in mini- * | U m -lth giving and b. ne'icial fur th« r e • « be replacement Apply «over throat and chaat l J * a a l l l v e r C a n n tIt •«4 J..I ■-I .lie r* Atempered n— . *I t . I 44144 1 - 4 . —. . ■ 4 t. 44 ..A i l localities. durher-, nl'i iiigh not 14in. nnil II. loll ■it4 needs placti pf— IWlIlcntaroall ----------------------^ I n a a i k H n i t l i t a a t - a n a t h l f I I’m in r l In* . KiiiamuL___;• V f t t - r e k . t f k — i a a m a n i l n a ml__ tin J u l i a * ___a r m . nreutul the homes nnd in the parks its grand and b.autiful trees, which ~Atl In A Life TimT 'u iiiit* a t r i a , m m m rlm rm l i and open spnce.N generally. The tree adoim’d practically all _nf the K ire k a a a ra . |r -A I'u m n in n tlr < k t* i Omtr JtHitlUn Jmn t W Ymmrly , is one of nature's greatest boons to street T v march of progress / ~ t a a i,.irtla a f Ilf laraall/lp aWord com es from Paris d esign ers and fashion c r e a t- , mu": it deserves the place it holds has mail.• v.ay with the trees f:i a i him a i u a r a u ' ' / . — A a r m a n l aiaH lrra I m t l l n L great part of thY city, hut there is ors th at we m ay exp ect som e early ch an ges in m ilady's i in ‘‘.V'1-' i,,,lHllrlr P|lin■ El IHBI.E YKRSh FOR TODAY" clothes. No drastic departure from present-day s ty le s a r e . ' J5"' 'onung of Arbor day inert a mg opportunity to plant ami B A T T E R IR S A SAKE (IUI1>E—In all thy anticipated, hut th e innovations are expected to add con- „ tr „ : 7,r „ H|in ,h, even. .Something care for tries ju st nwnv frsm the busine'4 centers. .A n y th in g do:i ® ’*waya acknowledge God, and ho siderable attraction to the sim : p licity of reigning fash ion s. iiml j niir Uhall direct thy paths.—I'rov. ft:6. A peep at w hat will sh ortly lie on ils w ay to N ew York as that will grow, The automobile has tn etnp1"! b.r tun value of trees t*i ciiinrnotrpil given tn llu wcll-tii do u chance to commaniiy and rbite, Arbor day. f»l«l llu ltrrr iirif* > rttr * P R A Y E R -“Guide me, O Thou the "latest from Faroe" was given last week by several of (est’ibli'h the home a litib* way from and nils *’av will he service lo Florida. Generator □ad S tarter Service K: Great Jehovah, Pilgrim through the leading couturiers. Hero are some o f the things w c | l |u* i.m-ic t streets, if the people will find in the latest fashion trend: thin barren land. Ifentiud Hat Ie r r Shop . i 'f J V . I. Hips accentuuted by motdded lines purl girdle nr; I d, m TOtyN-AH YOU U K E I T | p u f f ()ffect s . :tn 1 W. Second St. ! AGRICULTURE ____ I a. .. ip. 11mm. Ikind - it'l.W l; m want_ Ato-4. Ilive in tthu ST. E-TEUSIIUKG IN UKI’KN IIKNT 2. WuMtlincx risin g |ji-ireptjbly lim'nnl llu* im im al uf a town Ncvl to Spencers Top Shap Like the kind of u town you w aist. t ’-Prlvll Garage Waycrofis i* fast dcvcih pitij* a \ V a j i u » ' lias two tobacco wan*, like, 11. S k irls an ituh or two lunger bv Hay, bill sw eep in g v e il f.intidcd ugi icultiif:il ,irogrum . I Ikiiim*. oinl.i-t tobacco. ■You needn't slip your clothes in much lower at n ight. • Tlu.. KllvIini„ n ,,*r NpllllNSl ing Th gi*. ci\ f'.orcs in Waycross v n grip •1. Colors, richer, m ore various mid m ore subdued, j a Fann. i -' in- hi here Fehru* buy Ian ,•n••u n t .** o f tru ck daily And atari on a loni*. long hike. Yhu'll only find what you left Som e o f the m ysterious shades will In* known as " taffy." n ry i am! i* inviting soine fnrtn- from I* • .it f.irm crs. i r in ihc WitycrosN Territory to DO YOU K N O W ? behind, The in* it market.< a*,‘is! in the "porridge," anti "honey.” cm h f it vccl.lv limehcon-*. 1 For there's nothing thut’s really m arkct'iif * * i liv** :trek and J. 1 1 5. Sm art details such as ingenious decorated sleev es,, /V /\ a /J\\ new. The l.ioiiN riu.li i,N entertaining j Tatum i■.iting a daily livetiers and and |t’s m knock at yourself when you , - flares, .. . fla..tte r y hows,, ties, . , ,sca rfs, .e la b o r a te n« h v .n k i-i from *toc V h.;uA *. ^8hoos o f exotic leu th e is 01 cloths oud lulls, mostly nl (’Laiiibuc-v **1 Comim'ivt* in thf* <»*•••♦»*im Mill. I>»*p»>t knock your town. i It jan't your town—it's you! {straw , with som e felt and straw combinaTions. many worn W iumhn- Tvuitorv. ing in the mail.etmg of dairy pro from Jacksonville Rnri towns nrr not made by rprn | w ith n ew nose veil e f f e c t. The t 'handier of f’otnnu ree is) duet s t an t-iin IM l l l ^ D F . I . n U A n n NE W dMf rf M"Tfrla*, jre.f (t,\ <st. afraid . J!"ilding a nitic: , k'nimeiN* M eet-, Tlu I'm ............ Ire i team Coin­ With all this knowleilgi l * ,v" U v iimorl >r L ist somebody else gets ahead. ,. ........! .......... ... ^ h!,n‘l1, " ".M,-V , T '‘l,, a n ‘ f,,,‘ ing!* and i- fa st im reusing truck! jmiiy i ,*i.i<i a u in g milk. Ni A y C1 (1 , ' I . rr*mrr y 1 1 mrwjav, When evt-rvnna ohodvi” *'*! * .'a?»ni'#l) ttrry .^urwLif, S |' M, •JYhen evrryona wmk* work» und and nnobody , 10 w o r»L >» h llc tile w o m en ra v e iilniut t h i s a n d t h a t t f n - u i cum*. T h e Wa.vi i I'cian Produc'i chirks t.ure, th e m en will e o n tiiiiie tn In a s p tT p lex etl a s e v e r. A s , Tllj;. W(llk ijn* l i u l . s i s s U p p h ' - Coinpanv is r -a'*4-id ir^ulai .ii Let mg pecans, ^ You can raise a town from the to th e in c o m in g s ty le s th e y wall h a v e in to llo w a b o u t t b e | ,, ,.„ied h\ „tlu r *ff at. r**'ii'**f)i•,■in 'iud iM w o n j 'I in i.' at .*p ia th is progiiiiu irt1r» ,*sun atl vs lr. »futr $42 S2. 'same they dead. 's a m e ccourse o u rs e ooff aaction c tio n a s th e y h a v e in tin- p a s t, th a t is to A gim i|, t < t l U e l t l i " l - t e d llV uf W t> i in-- i*s {ln A g ric o ltu i'il Ati ifinre,I at miurt] ti;[i • r-A n d if. while you make your per w a it p a tie n tly u n til th e fa s h io n d i c ta te s fe a t h h o m e, h e a r ’I* i*-unlv i i n i i i t s s i ' - i i c i v t u t v c h a d eeilt ■i11!m"iii! fcjfi ft.11»i Afignti, / 1/)•grittfjf» 4Jet. IKS** iniiiil Htuk*. !f„!__ i i i * * ■ i«4 4. . , , , . i „ No tin* il. . i In i ii iii ranged fat tonal htak., fr ie n d w ife d e c la re h e r p a r ttn litv frtr vt T titin gow ns, am i two t.*i..ii> n i.eitKiiint'.rnl ts at Your nelghuor can make hie tun, I *. n . . r r : , i , M £* M L I N E Mi l l i N»*s rmiter. c o t I' ll T- . dietitian being given vim u...aIK th e O tfice to d e \ jse so m e S ch em e u h e r e i t y th e b ills c p II; " four town will be what you waul *' H r r u i i n u U M i n e r s 1 r u n * . Co. Hit* StMi i hi ii - 1 . V ^ i i u u l - tiiLiu sin ii i m i c a u s e Us t o l o s e 1 to see. I be pan! »00 E. Bay S t,, Jac k so n v ille i m a l t 'l i t j i i ( '*u pm .it mu h a c k id h y - i e h l of tin ■"lion produced in tin* No, It iau’L your town it’** you! — - o * iln* F i t -I Nul nm ,1 Haul, a n d th e Way* to-* l . •t r ., • y g inned else-, —Selected. I'oinntcti u*l I la ok a i c f in a n c in g w here and i n a i l ' i c d elsuvelicre. ' mi Elton J. Moughton t,( rouG OUGHS v is its $9.50 /tu.* R ; ■ If you didn’t get your tug yi [{-■ terday look out fur the police to tlay. • JljL .» Brunette^ ui<* more enmtintuit than blendes, says a New York profeasnr, which indicates what i! indicates. ItESPONSHlILITY OF LAWYERS Ml M.A s h u t k i l l l l l * lit JUlIrll ' III i i o g i o i l l l i ■ I i i iinl: y huv,* v 10 c.. 11 ,■- n* l|**i that • miKrini iage i f jo-to *. l i tirntiin: <>' dcfii.nce <if law, mol ;i>c vvitvc <r cimie that is envelnpiog •>, * inn* -*. is di? •<■11> ami nv!ii* ci|> il.ic l** ! , Insanity hn» been ottered as a defense in so many recent murdci ><rs win* hohl tl*,. .Mii'aii'.i. *.f their oath in l.ght , >: •m I, , ; trials, » r tremble les; thr same I true that with e,,*i v luwvcr •v piowe Ia* resorted to by indicted il.mt mol nidi nl m -* p) ■•1 1 <•) t*,’ bankers. i "ti*titut inn iiml law > i 11, l,i*,d ; Headline says, “ flpvv Feels lie tll**fe still would he *rune, hut if Her Over Suhmariiie S-S." Kv i | the lawyers lived s lte lly Oji I,, | !„. den tnlly there wits no desire to u n til which th ■-\ t hr on ili -ir tot jump from the frying pun into the t mission to the bar ilo i* Wnuid in* no wave of crime and tm> woalil le* jit*. one of the mnsi law alnding nation If President (.'oolnigr succeeded on the glithe. In getting any Florida sand ia his t When n ctimiiuu is brought to the , ahoes upon hi* >vt.ml visit, we hnr of justice, j*-he lias wealth fo have a good idea where he will pay tin* price, there ui ■ alwav >pmd his winters after he quit frhtvwd and wily lawyer* ready nnd ; mix ions id undeltake the defeu-e. | r , ,the White House. They will create any uitificial de­ The baby who takes after ins b a se , they will rest.i t to cvci y * fattier censes to Is* l«enutiful— IV- technicnlity and will etic urage perlond N ew». Our office hoy says he jury and perversion in every form (ukes after his mother and she takes after the old mnn—sometimes with n rolling pin. * Congress is in session again, find SIDNEY COEIJR I)E LION TRA N SFER ' .& STORAGE CO, Repossess'ifl H auling-C rating-SJiipping Side-T rack F a c ilitie s Phone t»96 200 N . Maple A ven u e i.- Cars and True - Ifcrfph W. lA)ssing ! M gr — 192G.SHtko.^-m W y . Truck ' T o u rin g LOSSING’S QUICK SKRVICE TRA N SFER H auling, C rating, S hipping, and S torage. W e arc prepared to do any kind o f tran sfer se rv ic e at R E A SO N A B L E iH U CES. Phone IDS GOI E. 3rd. SI ............... 1925 F o rd ..... a m Coupe ............... l 2 j 192G Dump .... j a . T r u c k ..........1 2 j 1927 F o rd ....... 4 mi R oadster.......... l y | 1925 Hudson .. Coach .............. 1925 Hud. 7 .... Mmi .lo ) P a s Sedan ........ V-G3 Cadillac Sedan ........... EndaCold .. nn( /U f Sem inole Securities C o. In I D ay!— T Act quickly tlr in a cold. It may lead to flu. Break i-ak up n cold within twenty-four hour5. HILL’S willdo III Combines the four great require­ ments. Stops the colu in a a day, checks the fever, „ oren» the bhwrp, 'rone* the enlirc*>*tern. C*«l icH box to­ day at anydruKKiit, 30c. U I L I /S r H. C. DongYass, M|r. lined Car Dept. 1I1-S. F<ec SI. Hill* C»cifi —*Bionid^ —QiwIm ^ D a n ce E at A 'l HOTEL FO RREST LAKE SANFORD, FLA. D IN N E R - * )A N C E every TU ESDAY and S A T U R D A Y S R Ah_________________________ 51.50| We Are Also Offei'inT A SPIOCIATj SUNDAY DINNER At $1.50 Music J J :. Ai. To 8 P. M QovMintoday GOOD CITIZENSHIP I * l • eitl'e III I I*' ll i . l l le i f I h l ’ V * lit «' fi I d to I liljito* 1 e l Igill -la wye I I ii. hum.* i )ii:t ihete are lavvyi i • who ilti"licit te.dmiiah tii s and chi* a lie i v eon i nine ptetty min getting l!o :.i fteed. i i-gardte!'* of the uuluic iflK iil crime I*” .Viol tin;, i! I know !h:i> th.* right law *i i anil lln I iee can ire u le iiiednal ami ecientifo i s p lit I,, |iioVe Ihetti ins,no, even if thev i an*l *l In' je «|vi»l*«■I f ' illiw .Ill 'l li *;t,i:itnin. Illleiidv ,-* l.oo . I- li<e'oinillg ■i i’ i. al JCITY • i "ii- in iii* Waviro.-- ' i c i r i l u r y . Hut flic I'.uoni a r e fits! h*ainThe W ave.'i*.4- I’ro'l a e C a tn p a n y m g th a t \Va>* i cun he relieil I* a - s n t i t i g i li*' i . iiiiii i - t i m a r k e t 'ip*.n f o r e r i o ..’oral a - 'i- ta iu i * It ml. 'a n il Iciideiship idoi I ■ ' * in , o' .o', •* I "o ih ' :n i u!!\ 'll* III* d Unit the . in d . go o*.l i*!l if. .1, tit llu* oe|d* I..tile |>l .!• I.. i Ml ill I.AKKI.ANll l . ^ i K l t i .‘ 1*1Ii le wd . IIIIIIII.I low v el Ini l li • l*i in 1 an i lent | h,,i ■t ti.i I lien* ; n an* inimhi i o f way* t .an duty ■'o i*mII* i n* oiiraged i iiniin.il l • h 11■ th e i imnuiniP. in v-lii* h oil*' We *T'uhl g • oromi * riine* ,.* ih, *ile-t not u ■ ii\* Then* u i ■ tw o th in g s tli ■ a v ­ t<- I i f a •! *oi I -,w l o I - I I *|,,W tti .i t I. t o e * ill* i * 11 * ' ed n>l lo i ni i . l i t ■ l ' i a I 1 liii I | l o * I,a * , n o e * . n e! m n e , i ll l e o - t a n i l pi ,t iit<■ Iy .* llu .e In o i l , ill ill)* 9j era g e tilixetl can ilo i.ilil feel hetiei f .,1 h aving dune il 'Hi"»e m e to pay hi- t'lx c a 'p r o m p l iy anil up hold tin* official: In Ini' chosen to do i lie work th a t lie and his fellow* ha i i legated lo I In in. II i n" docs these two thing-*. In i* a fairly good citmcn. Wit tin not menu, of course, that any ritixen should abdicate the light to criti i re.i* i onstnii lively, to illdtcule Ins judgment on m atters that rnttcei a Ilo coimmiail*. We mean that he -honlil strive in vnrnnts ways i make his city n mote attractiv* place hi which hi- and Ilia fellow* might live. To i. mb r unto Cac-ot the thinglliat are. C atsar'*, a- the Great Teacher pointed out, means to support the civil authority by pa*, mg his taxi's. ThU was emphasized t,v a Homan coin, which was held up for inspection. That is a Christ ' o th er than Ihat ut is not piospi i it j , Inn nil* ly. We dare say 1 ' e husine * m il wlmse upper lip I- -ti f gi t inm e t halt hi * share of Ihe lulsin* - n! In- community. A limit law m tin month cannot make an appeal. Husine-s i ui'.dilions are poor in ill parts of ihe country. They arc a good io heller here us anywhere else, hut v»e think in term s of hyg me days, and our thinking cause* * wide differ, me. In another six months the trend undoubtedly will I*,* upward, and by till* time next winter i,111*,. . we will Imv,* r.ilaisted out affairs to the times. At pi 'M'iit.at is the duty of the l.ukelund man ami woman to stand liy the community und help tr. make it tin- lowest unjh most wholesome place in the world, The opportunity is here. HOMESTEAD I.EMIKIt Menu tn have affected the ternrernture over the entire nutioa.— ,, The following quotation upp. u r - : “nimisements for tom 1st*-' debate* lUISyillr Sun. jlu tit usuully K***** ; ed in the Miami Herald on Monday, on evolution? rm cr when Congress meets. January 111, lt*JH coming from Then what ubout the "> per , cut Unford Herald. Go*, w a ra e r down Sidney J. Cutis: RELIEVING HIS CHEST lav in *ports fm selioil funds 7 , this waj’e—Gainnville Sun. JACKSONVII I.K JOCHNAI. “ I lielieve every county should Would that lie collected from *:uuL;* The famed potatoes of Hustings hnve the privfilcdg* of f*itmiiig its paign funds collreted by eiimliAnother meither of tlu* fighting ships and more ammunition. It is open their eyes them* day* upon u own legislnlion governing am use­ ibites who give puliticlil acruliuti.' pt • forniiltlri s? If so, Sidney, how forces of the 11nit c l States has in- I a professional duty to insist upon jalcy blazoned “ Health, Wealth and ments for tourists." the full recognition of ami compliIthaway.”—John Temple Graves What Sidney meant, of course, much should the s. It,Mils collect cut red official displeasure of tin* I unci* with deductions aWl wurnIn Jarksonville Journal. While the was that hr wanted the voles id from y hi 7 higher-ups for his hlanl remark*. ( mgs. hearts of Sanford celery softly those people who want saeltig in i* this I nr h;,h„ Sidney Calls This tim e it was Admiral Plunk­ Admiral Plupketl perhaps be­ , pin* for “ Health, Wealth nnd jMiumi, Pompano, Tampa and else­ who enrried |*II n Holy (Tltsnde ill l!dll w h o H u * eleeted gm ctiior ett of the Brooklyn naval estab ­ came hold in view .sf his for.Il­ g jjtth a w n y ." where in Florida, nnd is willing, tn In that year upon the Piohihition lishment, who spoke in straight lum ing early retirem ent . He felt language in n» if he ought to sa y something -A fter chasing around all day tx^urn for their votes, lit sell the ticket— who in the name o f mor­ from -the-shauldcr ^trying t “> elude newspaper report- honor of his stake, and to reverse ality and religion lias hicii cam­ criticism of nuvnl policies of re- and he did. It has not hcen wholly P eta, Tex Kickntd was finally raught completely in South Florida what paigning again f o r year* as a can­ trenchment and of the “next war.” had. The country wishes to have President Coolidge followed quick­ u navy of reasonuhle sire and it |JT the determined news hounds, he is elsewhere pleased to call lli* didate far governor? ly with a re-nssuinmt* that in* wants I t managed more efficiently to them he spoke in wrath, principles. U this our Sidney, Cocur de "next w ar” was in sight and thut tee** h re, you fellows leave me “Amusement* for tourists," he Lion oiii-^ "verr ay put fit gcntil the people should luit he si limned. than has been. It is willing to hear I utn not going to say any- siV». Just how much doea that knight” -cur Clu-vnUcr Bavard, the warnings from fighting men The reassurance is pleasing. ling for publication.'' And just mean 7 now and then for it knows then “suns pt ut el sail* repi iche?" I if anyone cared. But for the to,* intemperate •hat they ure not shirking, there Oh, Sidney, how could you? Does Ik d u ss bootlegging us an character of his remark*, nut too although it will form its own opin­ Benjamin of the I'ulm "amusement - for tourim *?” Wh.it _There are some folk* who j-et much criticism should he poured ions a* to whether there is cause teach Independent, referring to ubout tra p gomes end gambling m arried on the idea thut they upon (he re ar admiral. It is the fof actual nluim. A fter ull it isn't (urtln and Hathaway, says that houses7 Are they included? could 'd o no worav.—Tlioniuaville duty of adm irals ntid grnernts to so had to let the admiral* get ; hns always voted far u candidate HiinW in U rm i of fighting ability. th eir grievemv# before the people. Does Sidney intend thut each Timi'*-Enlcrpri»e. Eecording to his ability, and not on T h aatt Is i j g y T ‘* / » ‘u — / V■y V v (T ta th eir duty. doty. They wmjfd would be I t sometimes serves n good pur. The Amprfr'ntf Automobile A.*so- remiss if they did not Insist upon pose to get things "off one's < W 4j. SSi.M 4. — S S & j S S S s W S i ‘fe jf * !|m. Doea tliut apply to presi trictaT Why nut, if they are ever ciutlon rejsirls thgl there are for- more tailor*, more soldier*, more chest. rptu too!—Sanford Herald* ty-nino diffetenl prices of gamlinc ount cn Benjamin—hit’s always used an ‘‘amusements for* tour- ill; this country. AII* of them are is I n 7" mil* tent.—Orlando Kent'* ' m aking ntnhey.—The Birmingham Ter voted for a president, of lire Ju s t where will Sl-ncy druw tlm IT ess. Florida Shares A labam a’s D isgrace •It.A r.tst.a lint *... i,uv. voi.a line7 Does he mum that counties 1 1ted States, But we have voted LAKELAND l.E ()G B k Dtmocraik* delegates to the can decide s»r not, as they pleuse, W m tev er troubles a ttiatricd lUonal convention end for Hem­ •n allow or not fo allow political man may have are more than off. Senator Thomas J. HelHn'of Al­ Ids tirade of religious intolerance atic electors tn the electoral demagogues to make speeches set by the feeling of security abama has proven himself n dis­ he ndtnitr th at during his vacations H eft.—l^alm Reach I|idepen- within J h f i r : bordersT Can locnllgrace to the United States senate he is paid to go nhout the country t i c s n e r m D aV „ „ d d i u . . 4 ^ , , . „ f ' t l l i f h !«P Refrigerator Y‘>U w ill chjoy com ing to our. display roorusaiul exam ining thorough­ ly these newest, most m odern, elec­ trical servants for your hom e. Here you w ill find a m odel exactly suited to th e needs o f your L m llf* With it in your h o m e, y o u w ill cn.*— joy all the benefits o f sim plified electric refrigeration at a cost that is surprisingly low . ; *• A small down payment places it -t wV'5f>*-* •T * ' * Sfe Thcnt al ()ur DISPLAY r o o m s %-in '‘y our home and you hdve d ivhole year in w hich to p a y M E IS C H B U IL D *w li Telephone 27 �(1 *«r*4 r - »#-•***» it i . i t i i tttitfrfVt* I 'd »*»•■* "»». ■ "* i . * *j «r *• ***' •-J,r‘ 1 | | i |lr i ■t *I f I *J *t l.fi t |t ! ■| | N • f Ai I *I ♦til* ' » i J > • m*mvm*#*■•**«* I ‘ -4, .. •tllMWlM, • »r» *-+-*.■■*«*'*<•'* f *5S#(► *#•****t f* * UU’.T ^THF S A N T f^ ftfe R A U ), WEDNESDAY FEBRtTARV J , 1028 ngg* j, • a#*#*»** Upp**^ .!* “Mr*. -K«Vref- Mr?*<d:a‘mid ' hrfuV, * I • intn.tv ,l. mid Mr?; VI....- uS. I"* LV1.11.. I* ' jm ests, Mr. C. Eddie .'Form al snctalvM t*. in . ro in tiy between Missouri ami Cal* and Iona coata still constty^ * *forni«,' Now khe feels like h world principal activity «r a ll-F m r of motion V cai’o 1)ay. Thp visit#- i f” I?Srwnik S* E " appeared In New social, but they are unusually. left W«h,„i,“ * m o rn in g B(N B n t C l 'e d III A l l l 6 0 0 0 1 1 L e g iO I 1 S !l()W j other points im the HnBl"consE *1 Edllh Jtmnltn Gunther,'Ictnn, eight months, Wilson Eugene f jlr •wjdjn most of the prindpai j *t>; about os busliws* like ns after-' Illinois, Ice Teleph,,n<* l MRS. FREI). S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence fcl, ,i7. ^ **• *- !-#♦*# «***'"’ ! ’"nr year •>!«! daughter of Mrs. Singletary, one year three m mths, !*“*«** of the world and im some of noop calls to residences rjui b*.;0 A l r s r t H u n a ir H ostess F o r In d ian a V isitors irttDNESWAY Clix-le moots at {he home of Mrs. I«lfT» „„ Laurel Avenue W rjjuff f ard Mr*, l ied Hostesses. „ meeting of the Worn% Lv 3 :0 0 , o'clock. Irt.ilt; I’owell Jr., will eiiL numbers of tho Bridge ' dab at her home in c Benefit bridge pnrty (he Jewish Community at S:00 oVoek. Mrs, Mnum Chairman, « r t nl-iTTIn:. « . t . I l>nn of Seminole jjj, : n. r. . S. will be 7:30 o’i lot k at the Mapon* , Ilarri-on ChaiMcr N. D. S. I, will r.'T a liance a t the jjJtn Luke at O.l'U o'clock. tarest NnU.abo la, arranged fo^ L c|,;. p.m n t T. Morris H i l l First S tt> -1 l and siste r Mr*. A. K. Storv of tl.m | Teachers ]»f)n l’vill meet at HsHJ) o'the .-‘■mill t'ide I’rim ary at ■l:tdj The ■rooms where th - gainer • lit tlie Hat. . w ere plaverl w ere ado,in i with Ixvri - * b will UK.............. ,. . ,, ,, , -1 .. ip ia u ti:f * of.............. pa-li , U ed SWCCt ]| i,.it 5:00 o clock j 1 , -1 ficas and fe n . )r.-.c I o I :1I I AVCIlUt*. J (tor ards L.i■I been j ford will ‘ When all till’ Hi Club ■ • coippari d and 1 1 Intel* played, .c e ie a \\ jc ib t ftl n'rtn-k it was tuurH Inal highest s c o r e bk-. r.:i» livat"- 1'ird e of the hud been made by Mrs. A. P. i ( niirvtl v-iB meet a t t'onnePv and Mis, S.-iiniyl Pule InllSfV. lit !!-■• home nf Mrr. j ion . Mr.' . Woodcock, an out of ■ Sj■' ■1• L'H> I’ulm etto townii gin *.< ■[ v . pr, etilerl a dainty r with M S- e n r e r and j .-age. 8 Si g n in' ■!es'es. Rt I ty>l.nirnt . ci'llNi. t ing of ll Igr-’r . I' b ia le Bridge 1 ta sty vnlad course with i 'iffi'e v.'eii | jt ll II 1• ! Fol rest I akc ■served by the hostess at tii con­ Jr) (''Ini I ’li Idler cordially clusion of ilie g.lines. 'Hose i,lijovillg this deljpb: fid gam e were. Air-. Ernest iloushold r. Alls. Robert A. \ v.ni'iii Mrs. Frank Miller , Alt . F. .1. (ion znh . Alt*. A . P C o n n ,Hy. Mrs. F. ’ M. Galloway. Mrs. Alb** M "■> Iroek inn s »: tl *: iLilt ; ’ k• L och ’it*' ;* \ v _____________ ] im p ro v e d : D. S a n fo rd and D a n c in g -- — B ridg F o rrest Lake H o tef| T hursday t p.ar.J F eb. 2m |. b u s in e s s Milane Theatre A 1- 8:15 Geraldine -vii.tUa*4 usr, Song Recital -------------.)• vti )t,R H Pricet. ?•-’..*>«. S2.00. $1.00 H■{“•. « ' -ol | M o rtg a g e L oans Baldwin C o. Chamber nt Commerce Stail orders arrum pauied A ddress: P. U. Box 7 III. Mortgage Hey our Inral On sale at Ti\ cheek or money order filled in order of receipt. p r o p e r ty R e a lty R. A. of 'I’iie place f<> litiild your home Do ^ F o re st r e s id e n c e A rbor Co. U on’i l.iK-al Mngl. Sanford t'ham jier of Commerce: KiwanU counsel S. R . D ig h b m , S a n f o r d , * **J»4^ — Rotary—Woman's CIiiIh co-operating, F lu . ——-----------— Give vour garments a chance - Saving * K on all cleaning and j dyeing uhon you do i your ow n delivering | and pay cash. Mrs. Deane T urner !s H onoredByM rs.K rupp W :• t f s t . Agin s *ilf lx li ’ i at :i:Ud o’, lock) **t-h K i • 11 ' ’’ v,dl meet a t '' I ' »ic i f Mrs . I J 111’''-'" Ave. i . . On Mis. F. E. lioiimillul erdertaiimu lu o llm " f Mr •I Tild'-u Jacobs, the m em bers of the Duplieate is • t ending th, a c ,ted lo re at t he I HIGH SPB IN itS Cliamlier FKIDAV t "iiimeric here reorganised. honeon Seminole. . llary ■> i ai..| l’>!l-h*>ssing Itridgo d u l , nt lu-r Vinci li-! I ; r u holds regu- ! P a lm e tto Avenue. meeting . D Til l ' RS HAY CJa»I of the F irst Hapi will hold .Fastness nnd artlimr «t. .3:30 o’clock n t orthl-arlms ar m trli-i Personals ’ r ,t‘ ' “' ’i ',* 1’0"' “The T T !,n,l cJ*n ' Cooper, one y e a r six months. Bob- by E rnst l.ubitch. and ert Willard .IHinnjey, three years. I Hunchheck." More recently she A very* tireity social event of Ati^. K. C. Ulilen of Uaytoirt *«"»;•..... - w L . dS.™:ra! Itettv Jean Byrd, four years seven jh as been in “P ain tln c the Town," tho Week was th a t - of Tuesday ,, .■ ... , , ; Yhe baby show heiu!<|iiarUrs til months. Billy B ertram Wilkinson, a Universal production: “The F irst when Mrs. H. J . Lehman enter- ftc'i’ -li is visiting he re ir* H v uuesi Mr. mnl Mrs S. .s ta u m e l ah.l m s Mmmolln Avenue, have been i ik’ht months. Auto." W arner B rothers and laijictt nt luncheon at her home on i f h e r b n t h o r and'(wife, Mr jm.l th e b t t e r n b .o th e n M a u r i c .a / .e l - ( o |u.n |,ut on„ day, bat more .than M r ’. C. C. C hnffee nt hoine Tbe registration beaibpiiiiteis “Shanghaied," a Ralph luce |>rokdm otto Avenue, honoring Mrs. jinenovilr nrrivnl Tum itty/ front (twenty yonnRsters have been >f- will be open daily for registrations duction for FRO. it.! A. dloot and Mrs.- A. A. Wins- in the l.aai'lcy A[«uc\1ncnts. Hrutuwiek. tin., to spend n few , ricinlly registered for the physical front nine in the m orning nntjl 1oW o* f’**nwt Point, Ind., who m o low o r Crown Her latest gives her the theo­ examittntions and for the. hcautv eight nt night. No en try fee being retical benefit of more travel, It is v\ pi.Titi ilin g in Sanford for a short Mi's. Joseph U a rre tlso n , f Dr- day hem on business. ' “bow-. Every effort is being made j charged Ralph luce's “South Sen Love," to lutulo spent T u e s d a y here w.th her .time. Mrs. By rim Stephens i,r Waldo 11,y the l,eg'ionaires to make these ** I . . ! . , D A he shown at the Milane T heatre to­ dmiKbtcr Mrs. J a m e s A. i'iu m a n . An abundance of sweet pens is visiting lie re ns the- gut's t of events the etpial of the linby show J U I1 I irlU V Ic O day, must of which is laid in a ju n ­ and baby breath was artistically her parents Mr. ami Mrs. J . B. rcyantly held by tlie'l.cghm in Or0 \V # v » -lJ ” C o v e gle on a remote Pacific island used about the rooms of this cozy M :\o r Ernest llousholder, Holu'it Bay. ^ Mttntlti which |uu*Su*tl tho Cnliiioum t ^ ® ^ Tf U l l U ^ O c l j S where the only white inhabitant ifl home ami also centered the a t­ J. Holly Sr.i Geonfo Me Kory and ' , u.nd which received the entbuslasD < i f o y T? II ^ l l I V T lllo i* the representative of a trading tractively appointed luncheon r,. itcbirut have returned from Tlmaius Hay, wluf -hfis been tic support of the mothers of Or- ^ AV U L i t l ’ l l l l v l company. table. I'laccd a t either side of the hVmmuiina where t Hi->r ailcuded spendLug the past ntuUlh here n t'n n g e county. center piece were tall pink t a p e r s , {» j .. ,n i t i e meet, the .Seminole, has returned to Id s' Anicng«t the first day's linby enIf the time ever comes when moliurninc In silver holders. The homo at Richmond, Yu. ’ were: Edith Juiinftn Gunther, i tiun pictures have to seel- recruits, places of the g u cjts were niarkeJ The ninny .friends of Mr*. John —— ___ _ I years 7 months, H arry Frank (they will -be able to borrow the Muwith untiDual ‘curds done in mik - \V. Mutsch Jr., will he pleased’to ’A n / > . ,n n p i Giovanni. :t mnutlis, Raymond G. lines* slpgun and ndupt it to read; acstions of Valentino Day. At 1 learn th at she has been n moved • ” • ' * * J U p 1 I t i n S Fox Jr., I year l months, C a th e r-'"Jo in the movies and see the o'clock a ta sty six course dinner l r ^ mv (|]) T,UJ,,tny nftl., an B r i d g e And D f l l l C O Lillian Clark, t* months. M in-! world." according to I’ntsy Bulb was served. _ npeiation a t the Fcrnald I.augiit •« (nie Bu!b ('ltllmin.fi months. Emily I Miller. Hinrc joining the movies Following limclicon, the a lte r- j { (, . |1|ta l. .. .... . . . ^ 1*‘:i11iir-. mie year u n months, yvhe bus made a eircuiCof the glob.<)n l m u tin y r *rTiinjr thp Sntlt« it,%!»<.r\ ,1«»hn IlnJlv. t in* voar llircF willmut havin): to li DVr* the United noon houF* w i'i'c iiilicl.iy s|lt nt. '-----“ with c o in eiiatio n ami music. \yia \ Gray, wjja lm b.cii H um sii" t lainter !>. A. It. wiM m„mhs. Nell Price Stew art, th r e e ! States. Jjivrty a t the years tl months, Bulb Louise Ben- i When she left St. Louis for HoiJfrs. Lehman’s " “guests were: | . p, tiding the past few weeT.-= b- re give a hall and Mrs. A. A, W indow, Mrs. It. A .; with Her daughter. Mr . I d Hotel I'l’iii t I dike. Ib is nffaii |,ow hi mnutlis, Jimmy itldge, twit lywood t<> seek her firet jolt us an Boot, Mrs. Fred WiHianis, Mrs. u„ytc, duriiiir which lim,* -br tins proim ses to bo one of the n u "t v,.ltrs (hive months, Clifford Wells,; extra girl her knowledge of the Trask of Michigan. A irs.1 Edward e, ea exten ively cntertai'i, d, iciiws delignti" "t lb - pre-lu'irteii sca-^.i,- . sjx weeks. Isicy F rn n cb .S tn p - world nt large was confined to tho 1,. Markcli, Mrs. Christopher n,i r Iny for her hoim a t l uuu a.>, von. Mrs. It. L. Iidur in general i _ chairm an and will be nssisted by Williams, Mrs. Bolicrl tl. Davcy. r. ^lrs. F. McKenzie Davison, Mrs. Mm. E. D, Brownlee and Mrs. J. —------Joint W. MeiMb Jr., Mrs. A, it. Laney’s “The Friendly D rug Store” C. Gibbs.’ Mi . Claude lford has 1 "itned l'c trm m , Mrs. Frank Scruggs and -----------------------: fpmi Al h u la , <»a., wliruv he lias Mrs. W. rbeoibue, Langley. Mm ford P rescriptions F illed 1’ronitiUy M rs. R oum illat Gives u, M ‘,inu >iiiu'Daai gig' will begin ,;t 0 oVluel. |i V'aV t U ^V W^atfirlr J .’Lovely Iiridj^e i Jarty ./ W aiter ■H- LoIcnvuVAuys.trrtuarti>il ntyf. d fibres will atliitrbduccdi ' For 1| p o i n t s III from a week’s tiip t > tlnise wb'i wi-fi to play cards, Of exeeplioual in te re st dud G eorgia uni! 'M J'Sr u tables will be arran g ed in the p le a su re was ill" bridge party , given Tuesday att« riu»iii when 1 . •!. Hliieblur n ■i l." : Angeles, drawing m ur.. Social dendar at i •'rrtrF^* Jm riaitc C unthcr «'f dtMl-park- •dtoberrTYr*t;nm erorr-IV ~onc - y e a r - i t a IjU l^knuw n « utcol . 1 ---------------1— “ -----Conspicuous mr.onir them havcT M A t u-r-Cnrli*nd of hojrs ah tiirei' months, Betty Joe AlderninVi, I n i S ^ ’E W & t S K ; & « » . ' •f.J® -*'!' <2 <• one year five months, Jn fn e s Henry been; “So —- — lid............................. s Is P aris," directed• from here on recent day. — — Alia. Deane Tin net Myer , who i visiting I. < ;i : u , Mi's. E n lis t i.i.ipp, was 'b e gi. ,i c.f holier at a delightful h dg; p a r ty gi-i-n Tuesday aftepu/.,ii given l y Mia. h r u p p at her b m Oil Piii'h Avk'IItU'. them often iia v e cleaned ’ H o w l s oi p u d , : n a p d r a g o n • vv, "< te-ed in decorating the living r e 'in, j while calendulas were used with pleasing effect on the •on porch, FHIIRST l a k e j and in the dinin': room, Etones f, ;• tJio guru, p io g le ■ LA ^ :r:' ■ Nai.foid; Ai Ihm , L iiii'ul; G, L. Gower, (live bridge w ile kept on ii nil) ii, I'n ; Miss Florenco' VaR'iitim - sin : when the usual mini*, 1 liiladrlptda. |>er of gan ■ had lu-eii played, • II lliutnn, Jacksonville:! scores were roller led hy Mr-. J. K. i "tit'. I k onville; A. Si. Brnusa, ami -be fir •t prize, a Invel', J1s J.u k <-tiv die. linen towel was won hy Airs G.j frying Linn I,- The guest of honor 'A I M / . HOTEL Vthrs presented dainty liaridk-'ichiefs 1 J Mill, i a i ,( wife, Knox* ait a on nieiiti, of the net - -ion. . u : ' I 11a iris, Lou isAt the tea hour the lo ib ae pL> 11 J . Miller, ( h land >, ecBsories wete removed and I hi Moldle. A l a . ; ! hostess .served a delicious ref h I •);h' A k- I, G,,.; \V. N. numt i " u r ic w ith n f f e e . J|“bitka. | lu,;«W. R. Hovd, Playing bridge w ere: Mrs. Deane ht . ; IE T. Reed, T u n i c i , Mrs. S. O.' Chafe, M r - B Ha.; N. A. Earri.r, F. Whitn-V. Mrs. It, J. Holly Sr.. VI,' 1 *■>•: Eail IR Martin. Mrs. G. liv in g Loucks, AD . I. E Tlu'' H:i.; Mr. and Mr*. A. Hrouse, Mrs, E. D. AHJih y. and Fin.; Mr. mid Airs. J lu r r y .1. Wilson. G 11. I U t ‘liieagn, 111.; le! Arrivals Miupii, Fh.,; W. 5*'J “' I- "iivill , Fla.; Win. .‘•j . Dr. Albert Durham of Toveiio, vvlui has been visiiing his Colonial Cleaners 3 0 5 L. S e c o n d S t. Silks and Celanese for Spring P hone 481 ■■ Fancy Georgettes S m a ll p rin te tl a n d flo ra l tle srjrn s. 10 in c h e s w ide. P e r yd. Space is too small to tell of all of the W onderful b arg ain s th a t the O utlet will offer in their 2 clay Dollar Sale. V""' H'r.'st Hills, b I.; ^ r *"• Binninghani, Ala.; lUii, Mn’ 25 D R E S S E S I, Ml Hu*». I.’trM #'f»" 1W p ’ .V°Et 1>{l,ni beach, k KE ! ' | Mn.*°n' Wt'sl 1'alm • Jkihf ti* ’ , l:a,r ’';* halm n *.* '• Cooper, t, T « ... j . HUworl , o m n ‘‘ach- Fin.; J, i w t a r Palm Jleuch, \ t H S M * lf* . lloana U v 7 fr n , j r„ ‘ I ' V / wniiam *. ■ " ' A. Patterson *• Fin.; (* w- A ; ‘in ton> Won, W V- '. ,; T uUen‘on« “ • T " kvi“' v '- w ‘ Morgan ow J t I'' 1I u ; lO D A Y Paid) Ruth Miller , , . 'VSQUTM S E A I-OVK’v conicVfy “S M I T H ’S N EW LOVE" Aesop*’ Fable a TUMOKUUW Wallace l i m y and Uajtnond llotton -in ' "W IF E SAVERS" ti,* mm'il nm lrrln l * ■ iN eoiii Imitdl *l»le»v e l i . - r on* l » r but eke 1 Bench, Auk A lla lg)( 2 S W E A T E R S m oil til you. I h iir iii ru rH , P 61’ y,d. M rlo .A l ^ In huikI I'rll. 3TB J L * M i r i e r a „ i , d I'loUla. O iiar. „ „ Im l Ina l- r a l o r a - i m . , t o Io r a M E N S SOCKS . * r *‘ **:• nrr rrnl *:r^ • li araH lua. 3 1 r - y»( fu r "AVhei'e 6 h'i' D o lL r q o e s ^ 'u r t h ^ t ; F , R. Robbing. Prop. mdtt'Afl *•) i'u;'Hrprd* ,i ,1 lie .*>-*- j * 4 “.’IM ''1**' t? • > ,■-i a i t “Mting-toy.” ingtoy.” In i\ all colorfe Guai’^., j ashable. 40 -in c h e s j anteed w ashable wide. P e r yd • ,> ■j $ 2 .7 5 Plain, f* Celanese * ” Silks For Slips T • i i in. wd. spot proof, 'like taffeta. J fu r I lr iiu ln r * IfSr *.rllrri*. Tlftrsr Spot proof fa st colors. Beautiful new patterns. P astel shades.;-. ■.;, u .. P er yd. $ 2 .2 5 i _ l , |A .MENS S H IR T S ^ U n lllril r » l# r a . I'll,la ;•! i<T* r AJHJ l 'l i f u T B ------. i , ». , ' " in ftl Axiom, hell tell W o o l.. In air the new 1iyrht shades for spring* r‘.-» WJ3 Plain F l a t .CrepesE„1," ^tT' flliU 4 0 Inch Georgette- o| t'ln lu lirl. ii ii (I hifliii- Mika, u n n llo mol ai.nte ________ __________________ I, it ill,-a unit 11,1,1- iio.l To L A D IE S S W E A T EE RRSS - | (TmiI?§■ VII ll uni k llillrll. a l l Ira o irra. *4 M ENS H A TS. lo r nil week I 'l r n t r i l J.A D IE S COATS k iiralrra. E x tra added,> SK IR T S 11 mi P rll h «l», ll* .n ll^ l sli«|>r>. » l i r « nUil I 'lilm n. fu n- f u r rill i.T.ac • i a e i ' a t J a j b * G x * 05 F A IR S H O E S L A D IE S H A TS, i K' w - h o t b i ^ .is 'Tampa. Flu.; Air. I Voile $ 2.00 $ 2.00 Wiirlli ,i|* l*> *r.»r. |>rr in.lr.^1 On .nip 1‘rlilif r Hint Bit- I ■iritni. One imlr for JK> r*r|nrHi tin n*»lr till** for fS *'• V’ WWiiplc, **'“■ alas*.; J|. \ Hull teville, Fla. " ' 1 I F loral Celanese S tr ip e d Ilroadclotihs. G u tir a n te e d f a s t colors. 22 in c h e s w ide. P e r yd. here are a few special- items: Tawb"1- Seining, Fla.; ...... Am Go., J a c k ' T • 1*■ * . 10 *i **■ ■ ' ti T ub Silks . * Black and white and fancy colored designs. 40 inches wd. P er yd. $ 3 .0 0 and $ 3 .5 0 $ 2 .5 0 and $ 3 .0 0 aml':i, I'hi.; Mr. uiid Mis. h ro th ir L. E. Durham n t the ^<y, i v „ . t Hills. E. L; Seminole llptcl, ha* relum ed to .Ibi ,Iil!s- I* 1- Ids home, * ,cj. “p *’• h. Brown, Pal0 ( ’oAV- T- Staehlet, Tolet' p ‘ h'hhxf Wiishingtop. C , ' -M; ’ hatv'£, Columbia, S. Stanton. Hans.; till T ^r ’ bo-nokc. Vu.; John Figured Flat Crepes f -Opp, PoBt ,0/rici' Finished i iii.u - itj Ravonettfi. •■' HouAMaf S«tin L ig h t shades. 40 inches P e r yd. ■ ••’**!*! *i mm i �^r.-vv| • r i ft >M I •»I M ■ !L ( 3 T ff st t **•** %% 4 • ».*,««••• §. . 9 THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1. 1928 *Tronr TZ to irrilc ffW * below trrv . ~ ftere’s+he 2 ,000,0 F uture PU LEADS ri Ohio Chamber Commerce ^ENGLAND WHOLE WORLD I tltr.0 itin'n obj8tU y.it Is Strongly Opposed To WITH AIRCRAFT ,,r"“'i,y m S uperiority Big Boulder Dam Project , PflGSraYlW K! :U it -------— — •• COLUMBUS, O., FVb. L— . |>H><?uf(iun '>f hypro-rdfetrir power Deelnrinir that'-Ohio Ik interested j iiltfidiutuble; Boulder Dam ..being * tfOKQ(>X.v Kdi. 1.— f l X F )—A in the proposed construction o f 'xitWatcd in nn arid, nml sparsely. y ea r a :6 England was far behind , t, • • ,. . | Boulder. Canyon dam', on the Colo* j settled rcitloti, about 250 miles , f rndo river, bic.ius^ this state pnys 1from th e nearest industrial center, *ign uni peif-nunnc.- of her aviasix tim es-the taxes of the region SIX: Construction of the .pros M‘ *!:•. 1 be directly benefited, the Ohio 1posed dam at Boulder Canyon tion. Today England leads the rest of chamber of Commerce came out to-'w ould not prevent a recurrence'of day in opposition to any feature of \the disastrous floor! of l'JOC, which j tho vvoild in th.» quality and speed FLINT, Mich., Feb. 1—Vicv'cd and Chicago will nlvo.sre it. the pro|Hisal which would put the I was caused by the Gila River, a cf her itirciaft. The contrast between this luxur­ government in the electric power | confluent of the Colorado river in retrospect, the year ll)2’i stands Within the spuc(jrof little more ious creation in maroon Duco, out as one of the most satisfactory’ shining nickel nml rich upholstery, business. The organization further much nearer the Imperial Valley. than a jenr, ill Haiti nan perfected declares thnt the Boulder Dum pro­ SEVEN: This is a typical in­ four winl.l n*coid-breaking plane-*. in Buick history, in the opinion of and th*> Buick* of 11*04.—Dulck’s Buick • Motor Company officials first production year,—is vast. posal would open li “wide crack in stance of increasing centralization Within ti.i* time her yioneerf h u v BeSfdeg building the 2.000,000th The 2,000.000th Buick is scarcely the door for the en try of stnte so- i of authority and expenditure in gain 'd nu unrivalled', extensive i federal bureaus. Plausible nrgu- knowledge of l4ip nir Toiites Buick and thereby shattering all recognizable ns one of the same cinlism.” The statem ent, in support of a 1ments are always urged for each th ro u g ii'it K u ro W V A l the p ro records for the inrnufacture of fine | genus as these curly motor cars, motor cars, Buick brought out :i *»> great ,inr. been the advance in position taken by the chamber’s ; such step in consolidation. This n it tln r her foienttest "ace." Sir line o f new model* which his engineering, body building, and all bonrd of directors, was accom pan-1particular project involves mupici- Alan t'obhnm, is.^gipcling Africa ied by a printed report of a study pal w ater supply and the m a n u -jwjth the iitlentim r’rtf lhauguratinu received public endorsement un- else connected with automobiles. ■ paralleled in,,B uick history. The Figures kept by the Buick or- made by Samuel S. Wyer, of Col­ facture and snle of electricity by L j,t, ••{triti'.li Air Route Through year also saw expansion steps gnnizntic n indicate th at 1,500,000 umbus, the Ohio Chamber’s coni the federal government purely for I Africa." L j,l» which Jeiwe Bulrk better equipped of the 2,000,000 Biucks still are in suiting engineer. loenl u?es. Undei .oiistiuction nt the Britiso than ever, from the fnctory stand­ active service today. Many . date The Chamber’s statem ent sets "Thl* is a fn r cryy from ideas Won* o f i, ritutil i^ , ,fM Wll .„ Kia)ll lllt Il{, point. ;■ is ,'ov,sni,,onli L a - / ,V gC U.i 111- T r back fifteen or more years. An 18- forth seven reasons for its stand: the founders of this The 2,OflO,OOOth Buick was built NE:— Tim— territory— dirretjy tjp* elninilier'.H .statement irg-eiM uiipnt 1 • -udev ^mlv ViiW>OTyiiipie - a number <>( In NuiumbiT, heuvy saIe~of the continent from San Saba, Tex­ benefited-involves the lower coun­ " If the present tendency to center 1928 models advancing the as. to Flint last summer, nnd re­ ties of California and pQrts of power ami adm inistration in V. :i n H au l . itiJH Roy— iHimbiii'C 'd a te of ha production considerably, turned, mnking the trip without adjoining states. The territory ington for all sorts of purposes is in i ii| i i ' -*; a "vwinder" biplane specially equipped for maintaining j. These new models, introduced to trouble of any kind. pays about 1 per cent of the taxes not cheeked, the sU tes of the b n - 1^ f)„w,.r u h ,.n in lhp thin nlmoi* the public in late July, nttructed A huge program of expansion, of the United States government. ion will Ik* reduced to the position I her- nf great liejghts; and ju-l 1,520,152 persons to Buick rale* necessitated by demand for Iluieks Ohio alone pfiys six times the ta x ­ of mere countries within thq next rert-i'!.- an eight sealer De llavirooms during the fisrt three days nnd the desire of It. dlsnl.v in i« r« ,» V jru . "on mo nosire to extend supervi- es of the directly interested re- two or three genemtions. land t.un h.ne made a sue—s .ful “ Ohio is willing to do its share in t:*s! flight where i aStem’lanro was ehreknl ! oVcr the product's q u a lity ,; gion. Seven non-benefitod * states: •**i.r ' H in a tem perature any federal project thnt is econoni-r," w .. i .i . . „ Jcr- lenlly sound. It is not agninst a iif tie- l ropi M-il federal so su ita ln c l that Buick finished i , ti ^, . ‘ Michigan, .......n,,.......... Pennsylvania. .New xplnin-i. . k thnt the year with a new production ,u l ’ *’’e ” r,>t Hlt'P *n t '1,R Pro‘ eey nnd New York, pay <V.* per coni properly conceived project tn pro« the 1 1 .1 —r record e »«ngcr BuickAn vuiui—iiuii w nn me tintfc- • tonal automobile shows. It was on display at the New ^ork Buick Branch, -Brom.wny imH Fifty-fifth i rnreot, during the Ntw York show, r ---- -- STYLE HINTS - fr o m p a r is in the develop* Four World K ccord-llreaklnif •ment of commercial nviution: P lan ts Have Been Built In a. Extensive efforts to increase ” iUjriod-Hf ^ ' c lv e i M o n th s' publir intprest in air travel. The spot Britain s | IIU only UIIIJ weak T "* in ••• ............ air ?rrvico I* in the number of machine**. But the British Air Minp ity , fully aw nr th at quantity can %eased, has borne out for tune in.U |. n|j j i,u, attained it in tt|* form 0f high-speed machines, which are rrot »( It! .... more mni'n than thrill " f 1V111g- bU1“ hint? lets," to twelve-ton seaworthy fly­ ing boats. Dining the past year the four pl.ir.es. constructed and designed in .'England, which achieved fame as "'record-breakers” were: 1. Supcrm nrine-Napicr S-5, win­ ner of the Schneider Cup Trophy, and the la s t word ill high-speed seaplane design; 2. Gloster-N’apier IV; broke ail records for biplanes; C rusader—fastest machine vvith nn nir cooli*d engine; \|. Tiger-M oth—attained a new M,Pc,j IP,.n rd f„r light aeroplanes. Pan-A m erican Golf Business Improvi Tourney Is P lanned T hinks S. M. UII.OX1, Miss., Feb. 1.— (IN S )— The first annual Pur.-Air.eiiean Am ateur Golf Tournam ent, with prominent pluyers entered from N orth-um l C entral—America and Cubu. will be held March 21 to 24, inclusive, it was nnnou'.ced by the executive committee of th« PanAmerican A m ateur Golfers’ Asi soeistlon. ’,.it Organization of the association, it is announced, followed m any con­ ferences in tho last six months In­ volving golfers prom inent in both the United States ami Central American countries. Following the March 2P* tn 21 event for men, a Pnn-Amcrican A m ateur Golf Toum nm ent, also sponsored by tho association, will ho held on the same course April 11 to 14. . a t the Royal A ircrnft E stablish­ ment, Farnborough, is n Bristol biplane with unusually lnrgV* wings, nnd nn air-cooled "Ju p iter” engine, anrcinllv equippetl for exploration flights in the upper air. A prediction that busing] ditions will improve jT j1 within the next niunth v,M by S. M. I-loy'd |„da>. ing upon his shoe sal-.. been in p ro g ress-fo ru nu* weeks. • "Increased buying vi»t* -J bargains are lieing off me to believe condition* proving," said Mr. l.foyd. sale we have been tond proves thnt where good vlifttjl offered the public responds.']1 of Mr. Lloyd’s friends ssid believed his snle was one wl best which has been held her*/ ir.g the Inst year. • NEGRO AS J l K0k KNOXVILLE. Term.. Feb (IN S )—Wilson A. Weber, a jg has been sulccted as nn cb ju ro r for the federal district i here ami Ik expected to be, for jury service in case* pi* this week. He is the first nen qualify ns a ju ro r in a sorJ MADISON—Addition of second by a woman aviator, also made a M A D I S O N — S t a t e J 1 i ghwaj | new height record for light nero- story lieing built to C. A. Illaloek garage building a t corner of I between Greenville and c ' pbines ln*t Oetolasr. J road in Jefferson (’ounty Receiving the finishing touches Range and Marion. -■ A Patriotic Birthday Party j llnw< " , lie •'ill's, the v:illvy ki r\ In ids tei hniciil report, Wyer 1been ii < |.l .1 lib* , tile; llio.-l retnry of tin* Inti rior. at liis own discretion to engage the govern­ lee lores tiler.- is "no economic ti.:«<l 1 i.i ’ n .l in liie world und 1 i' r or-. tl'mi'tcd l>v C11SV | St( >1. ment in tlie m anufacture and sale profitx, j div.i 1•i: quick itliil of electric power. This cuneentru- ineiilul agenev t a n ultinvitely come create,i ■> n of-, di mand and made tion of power hi one man, without that Iocs n •( right of iipjicnl is, in itself, novel..! front »«ui»e individual. I quick -a! German Birth Rate Drops lo tlie pi equated build TH REE: There is im hazard ol "The government in iiu way I Rci.iti "All-Aiueiicmi cunitl," life from f I nods in tlie Imperial makes mom y, but merely diapers‘ ing • f t in the schools of Beilin me i s it as it is iidiccted from individ- wliidi is . lulled in th - bill a.* tlie only 35:1,000 children as compared Valley of California. FOUR: The erection »,f the pro. uals," tie- engineer says. "The principal lecture of the irrigation^ with 700,000 before the World War, and the birth rale is less posed dam in itiiiildee Canyon I hire of inpllal is just a . de m ite n works, V <i declines'll new tre a ty , (ban half that of 15 years age. would serve to protect tin- I iu| m-i - ; part of i-u*t "f the project, or cost with Mi vi. would be nectssary. I intcrnn’lonal cuAi This was tiie ^declaration of th« iul \ alley from floods oiigim iting of operat.iig. ns the hire of labor tho a. I i O her-llurgeriuaster of B erlin,: above the point but not la-low the ( If built wnti fedeiul 1I mills, the plitation- ' a th e ' const met ion of speaking recently in the I’ru ssiail) point of tin* darn—It would provide | government mu*t pay in tere it fur lllr- inmil. -re ITHin flow Of tho I Council of State, lie attributed a valuable ugcniy for irrig n tio i, the money unit must set aside wa'i-i wo.i' i.,. cluingg-il from tb * of tile III rdei t ........ the decrense in the birth-rate nnd would pmvtde a w ater supply sinking funds to retire tlie loans." Me»i all principally to t lie insufficient for the city of Ln* Angeles ,ui li.ipi i ,al \ .ill, * R t'ei ring to ii l igation of the An i • c . number of houses. FIVE: The value- of tin- dum fm Imperial alley, planned as a part Usr plain which made it. The capacity of the line p* about 1.2(H) ears a day. It rt-quin ., just 75 miiiutir, : > triinsform a bare fram e Into a finished Buick. PARIS, Fell. 1.— (IN S )—A ring w ith six lettings which even a •child ’,c*tt change, is the latest 'crlnk in Jewelry grown from the to ite for a perfect ensemble in the . costume. The mounting is of pint* Ilium , With .the stones of lupis, . am ethyst, turquoise, coral topaz and onyx. They tone in with ,il’ moat any color combination. Lavondci'-'Wuter, lavender-scent­ ed duMing powder and lavender aoap form another unscmble in quite k different line. Everything m ust form an ensemble these days. The little Chinese god of good luck seems to have superseded tinholy St. Christopher as the pro- i tector of the traveller in Fnim-e. All the shnpH are showing brigtil enamelled disci, and plates heat la g the likenesH of the lieath'-n divinity leady to In- st-re wed , >r. tho dashbourd of tin- •iiotiu- ini a portebonlieur. Js AH kinds of belt* of rimiui*. ill ■igns make new aei-essories. Titer-. , are metal snakes which eun Inworn with velvet or lame junipei < r i and there are antelope belts with Kilt buckle:* fnr kaslui milt*. Nnr- 1 row metal hrlt* hi ^ mI<I nr Mi\t r arc being worn with sport a en... tunics and one shop is showing them in the form of a llm metal ribbon with a plain square buckle ' V li and still another is a rounded snake with a pointed tail winch la placed through the open mouth V Of tho reptile to form the 'fastening. Dolls are not always intended . fpr the children. Fascinating ones In tho shape of hags for the bed­ Wl 1 II I I ARI D Ml ll< H E I I K room or salon nre used to bold the nightdress nr sewing. There is uu Tile tl.ui loi bl.irk v>h i I iiud white old Indy of tho crinoline period lane is empli.isi/cd in tlo breneb ns*l, • with an ubsurdly-shocked expre-.- whose tUicd luitom i> .iit.itnisl bv cir aion on her little fat face ami her rul.ir Inwci lionl in.I Iwirk section, win, li arc joined n, tin iipjirr w-rthui, full altirt' of bright plaid has a in diagonal outline I lie closing i. in xipper fastening at th v buck, sill pine fashion, with .•■liar ami mils which when -open, discloses a spac­ of white ini Medium m/ c requites ious pocket. surds s4 mill in.itrriiil. with 2*i yalds .V* !ii. b «rc|M- lor lining and I'J VjriJ fill Isl'ldillg Daily Fashion Hint M O D E R N I T Y S T R I K E S HAWAII ft V. r4 - T Upsala Ac Grapeville n rr Rev. K jl’W f " " ,,f Uriundi preached Huiuluy in Upsala mip. plying for J tc v . Kckunli. ^ r- un'l *It*. W. Swnyin- vveie fj'ln Formosa to consult Hi \ndrews on Tuesduy. Mias, Maude Luke spent \Yi>d* l _ D n ilV u 11 _ - # fl» Fashion Hint ' J??**^*y (** th e guv *i nf h e r friend I' MU* Axu Wright. p i Mrs. ,t\n*u-]i!i.k uinl her niece, C Mnt. IJtfTtd Edge and two little ^ -a o n s w ire »(uests Thursday nt the . home of Mr*. Barney Beck. M.% , Edgr «vii"i' Bunday to arvpinpmiy nis wile In waycroBsi1 hospital. :.* * « • W osunllck will keep llm B ra ld re K , while the moihct' in j i K E lm il -faindquist wus a guest ; W*F» di).Jvunday ut the liume of hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. 'W n in g in honor of []Wl t i O H f i birthday. He is conGulf Refining f Jnckst'nvilie, Mr. and jr r . Jqpu Lu"d«pin,t und Eric und •ram !mb Lumiqui»t also enjuyrJ 1h« hirthduy anniversary with - th e m . Ta * otoraun was pliasantty by ,.a .visit from hia A. Lyons and Dr. H arry 6*|uirey cf,,S t. Johns; 'Michigan. ISKSf They • new for aurfa 1 I . JpT- Pi k to l- . V "-' " " /tir v . r, ^ fsr r ' “ .* O give a patriotic parly in I cbluury — the Iniili moiitli it Washington and Lincoln — i. a delightful idea. But to make it novel is not so easy. However, ii lucmberirig tlie original thirteen Hairs, why not have a star part), using tlie stats as the uuilit n.r decoration and refreshment*. 1 he ' invitations, ton, may hear a star j or two ill liie corner. The guc-ts. when they arrive, sre the same decoration, for around the rooiq nre blue shields hearing thir­ teen red stars. Star-shaped paper shades hide the electric lights. Scar* and History I As each guest enters site is seated and g n m a piece of paper and a pencil, to each i.s assigned the name of some one famous in our history, • ucti as Washington, Alexander Hamilton, Laiayetle. The name is written down, folded over, and the •lip* passed to the right. .T he next question to'he answered is "When vva* lie born/'' Each person answer* lor hi* own hero. Then tlie p.apirs are pa>*ed. another question an swerrd, and so on. The question* run something like this: "W ho wa« hi* lather.' Where was his ltome? What i m hi* main interest in life' \ \ hv i- hr especially noted? To | what political partv did he belong’\ \ bom dul lie marry? How manv )1 children did lie have? When did hr dir?" When the last question i* an*were<| tlie papers are re.nl aloud and -uriirising rareers divulged Star* may belong in the sky but they are not always found there, aqnotiners the hostess. To prove her point *he pivrs each pues’t a din­ ner fork and leads her lo a hox of p. > r > >, i t.> . I ■i ■ • III!*! M. Jr pi 1 t •« ! - l a 'S slip l,el vs fork, on, - .i-i st .i i i i ■I.»\v ..ml i- i . i the In > i . nui..r the • s ni the d, or the ill Another pro- I ,r-.| |-.qici gam e i* 1'U)*d by i .; tin- if-i« i , a *i-ii c ■<l Maim* . i t.iiin-u* etili.*mrii ami ti'llmg tin m lot m as m any new word* a* pu»*i| lo out nf tile li tters "f each nai'ir lror instance, out oi ' ieurge Washinqt.vii, one ra n ir.ah* I’- ton, liillgr, *liinr, get, onto, and many other*. A lter the w ords have been m adr, M-meiiiei are formed of them, tin* prize going to the emupo*er of the m o.! patriotic remark. l o timl p a i t n r u w hen refre sh ­ ment time arrive*, the gue*ts hunt for statesm en's picture* which liave been cut in tv*., and hi Men o . ^ m l the room 1'imler* r.f tM-itemnc* P'crr* arr of , • *.i • s. Star Refreshment. i When the refr —-hm r »>' .i • srrvTil, •i prrttv sight uiri'ts tlie ;»*. In the middle of tlie t.ili'r U 1 • ‘lurid hriri'ii; 1* •• t Im11- - '| Ii11Jr -tar*, frartdm; If 1* .1 l> 1 I'd Of V or fern*. Pan, i-r *iar» *, ■in |d iff r.irdR,-frr.t| llirtlt . i .t r | * out t lir star idea and i fe in re,J „ lid vll ••ii a nest of lettuce kavea i .,-ii *al.ol mix two tahlespoool -civid ginger very tine, mtx. lour l.ihh-spoons crushed and lout teaspoons ginger Heap the mixture on tlie pern .old mayonnaise. Over the sprinkle r<d stars cut out pastry tube from canned beet*. Novel Sandwiches 1 he zlirinip sandwich klliai made by running one can of t’ tllluilgli the food chop;>er and mg two tablespoons butter, » grains of clove a’nd salt, QJ* *|in in am hovy paste, one te pepper, une teaspoon lenioo •md enough salad dressing to i^ en. Spread the mixture on t' sliced lircad. cover with slkrd limbers and another slice d tereil bread. Cut in atar ahipe Tlie cnecsc filling consists of t • up* ni cream cliceic, three 'PiKin* horseradish, two tabksp chopped pimientos, onc-focrth 'pnoii mustard, onc-lialf le -sit. Spread between lirovvn liread. To make the cherry sponifc forir and one-half tablespooM I uu in three-eighths cup wilt* •ivr minutes. Drain the juk* ~ three number 2 cans of patted_] nr* — these come full of ■and .color in gold enamel in- — and bring it to the b l>"int. Pour it over tlie pelat®, when it has dissolved, add the f ric*. When tlv gelatin is b«rfl to thicken, fold in the atiRIy w white* of six eegs. Poor •* star shaped mold, and serve i tabic with wh.-nped cream. lIIE modem woman has a r - | li. n in iif. T hat ?v to lo* a trr.T*e| inclined to work, too. Many of rived In Hawaii. A h ead /, ji ,p To rtand in tl.e middle of the ' them sell the Dower or paper lei? nil decked out in rrsplenilan*. without which no tourist In Hawaii bold, shameless Chir.c-sa pirls -'ii' St ir S.iinl • re goitig around with the r tro t- t.t;i. out, t.' t..:i a iu r forward vviiti feels propoily clothed. And w hir Shnivfi V f-| •'. f-.-t sera cut short—cun ii be lmlievc-dt c. • 'li* v .v c of bis band, to Ion .h it is considered th at fifteen is nw T.vt ( 1,- A*.i , 'if, , lift with another wave— unusual number to wear at on# —just below the krec. TIlC.r •' in its i C ’*•>* AW l herry Sf.inqr th at is bits?! It is rupture time, it is evident th at there it motliers and grandim-the**! \v^.| Vh»* quito a m arket for this product. and protest.in horror but t'.ey ecu pet sonifr.-J! Cfigrt do mulling. Tho Cl.i- 1 n gn-lr, There however, industry u -ut i b when .it’ N ib u i i i f t kt» o f i u n j ; iin n j n c i v iis, s, n u v i i - v c r , uone no n .uuibi f B It lconics to wworking Place two halves of canned pears t “0' h:*v'! ,’nlrr“* n ,U'W pr»fi!S-|tbe cugar/ plantations or the rice , on tho islands which nppcalo. I t aion. Not content to do the house* fields, there is n s-reno indilTer- I is th a t of pineapple canning. F or work, or sit iri their hii.d>nnd*’a once m anifest by the little brown j one thin g. tn the working hours at a •tore amt sell the goe-!s while he rnaa Not only on his face, but reasonable in length. The pay ii talks to a crony in the backroom, also on the face of his wife. Her good. B ut best of all, it is sea­ they have taken to Imt-bering; nml husband do all th at hard work? sonal. ’ There is no need to wort, tho sight of a demure little (’elea* Why, no. Why should she expect day In and day out all year_ long. tial shaving cno of her fellow . her husband to work a t something Let the Japanese and Chines* ar.J countrymen is not Unusual. Filipinos and Korvnna and P ortu­ he doesn't w ant to? gese stick on the job if they w ar I The Chinese are an industrioua The Moral Mother Hubbard to. Littlo Alias Hawaii will w ork race, a th rifty people. They look aUcrvJ and plan fo r the future. As O, but • favor? • Certainly. ■luring the summer when there ia a c i.trnst, there is tho Hawaiian, W ork? Well, maybe. There is a no achool and earn enough money a disappearing clement in the life shade of reluctant* on the little to give h er another term of learn­ " . . . of the Hawaiian Islands. The old brown face, but every Hawaiian is ing. ’ i l t .y nw i Hut. V -- T » . •• rcygraphy definition of the French essentially polite and kindly, so he She L itre the Factory ." I chan cto r—“n frivolous pcoplo fond will do the hated work. And his of dancing and light whirs"—might brown wife will help out with^tho •She likes the factqry and th o i well havo been w ritten of tho housework, net as nursemaid' to cafeteria whete the good food ! Hawaiian!. tho children—although th at is not can bo bought so cheaply. But a Job aho rells! es—anything to do moat of all site enjoys the R t t Hawaiian Can Drive room where, after her shower batlw a favor. Tito Hawaiian has his litt’o When the tnNsionnric* arrived r.he can a»t and feast h er eyea o s home, with taro patch nert'jy, F iih !n Ilrv.itii *hev found tho natives tho scarlet hibiscus VJoasoms and — fL r f tieta and an outrigger car-.-.'e ■:o- had ai’nn’i tin I t .o rr* b len of dress thd green palm trees while aha vide him with fuh any tmjc b e i t y iir.-cting it. W hhout any ado listens Co th e music of th e victrola. I clocta to look for It. nv, th"n | F.e suit-ele* j, wetre'n gavo away F o r-th o tru e Hawaiian is never! •houlJ I work? I liave plenty to j Uini; voiuininj’ia stiJ dowdy gor- bappy without muile. Most f o r ­ ent, a nice wife, a lioat. I a.p , U-uoxi’t aa r. Mother Hubbard, eigners enjoy Hawaiisn music; happy. And nothing can ir..«j:e \tti-I rinc* t t c tho flotlier Hubbard tfazso who do not like i t describe him to work th a t is, at something lifts been the standard of ferninino it as fo u r wails and a sob. But ha doesn’t like. But mention ureas (or the oU cr Itawaiians; the anyway, the little Hawaiian wo­ automobile to him. Instantly hi: n-tounding p a rt of it is th at tho m an approves of it highly, b u t no %• eyea shine, be makes magnificent women scorn able to invest it w ith less does she approve of euch Jass gestures in the air. One bees him a certain charm , not to say stylo. ditUea a s" Y o u Doq'f Lika I t —No AffiliuU'd with thg A tlantic N ational Bank o f Jacksonville . r ' _ over th* precipitous moun­ However,' tho >*ounger “Hnwaillao Not Mucn^-'” ft^r ta in roada a t breakneck speed, woman discardedI the nlotiier AS\* t tbo plnesppl# season t» tdo Hubt*•' i : i .t, .*>:<!« L unf n « u fit g a a m ta r fround the hairpin eurrea bard and nowr 1i t w wearing earing American over she goea back Uf ;h ar ,hpm% •'.c't n»*'it. *fanjW*f. " J r • !»Yi 1 b t»: ’*•/,. *j<; w all no on# aide and cliff on clothta, ancJ 1' K* (wy Kiri would p! tod w ith tb a monov aka. baa b ___ _____ •..;(• ■•■'/) <aq T,/C» i ill 1 Xtnqf.') zi/'iii.'itoR ii 7'„ , i ii jotbtfk Jookiaat areund nonchn- w ear. Sm i them whan oho f •.* * t -ijX * qukt t v) hex r r ,l,1 • x Vdw «,wriJO; to bo aure ha la admired. i overalls, which hone where there an t». u .-k'2 vH: ;*j) itrnqvA rsiiH .'('fto o l ^ IH Hr! 0 , 1 W;5i- | ill i : for her.' tB‘ u . mad whore tho eon lock V5 :M.i?it & '• Grow and Prosper with \ Sanford’s New Bank u n d e j., * .. U. S. Government Supervision ~t! .11 I i. j 1 f* j j . » - U I 1, — » f a -r A l i j - '1 * \t I fA • t i t ' ; i..a FOR INFORMAL PARTIES Smart for every, social oceuioa the timdrau hour to tea is n ui nsut tiRuird vtjvct and satin. Uped outline oi the nedc'ljf in the outer (ronti wbidt arr b the underarm warns tod in (rout. The skirt is plaited. W g W jK * yardt JVI II* Mm The Sanford Atlantic National P ar_k Wanderf vi Trafle Cop M M *1 vtri • -' �■ m the Sa n f o r d herald, We d n e s d a y F e b r u a r y Opportunities To Readers Of Herald Ads.| 6— H elp W anted M ale Herat* AO. RATES [.C u h te -A ^ n c _ WANTED: Younjr man of good appearance to do housc-to-houso solicitation .on- strictly.- com mission basis, (food proposition fo r some* otto willing to work. Sec Mr. Pow­ ers ut The llorald office. The:. Market 7— S itu ation W anted __7e a line I’SW on IW,UWU rotes are for U « tk eh«fE® ol 30c l0T J ^ i n g is restricted '■ r ^ T b . will be responsible 1 Incomet insertion, tu*r for subsequent ' n e office should be l^iiiediatcly In cose of ADVERTISER? k r.jd rep rcsen tatW B familiar with rates cliisification will . complete information. M^wish, they will assist Ivordinff your want ed 1 1{ more effective. T h e wants and offers present­ EXPERIENCED cook and house­ keeper needs work. GOG E. F ifth St. ed to you in this Classified Sec­ 3— F inancial tion are constantly changing—like SANFORD BOND AND MORT­ GAGE COMPANY. 112 Second St, Will loan on Improved business and residence property. Also will buy firs t m ortgag"* nr security. the quotations on the stock mar­ 10— L ivestock PURINA Chows, Seeds, Lime, Hay, F arm er’s Supplies. llauman Bros., 212 F irst St. ket—and they are just as eagerly followed by thousands of readers —read this thrift-ticker every day. 10-A — P ou ltry And E gffs 17— b u sin e ss i'laces For Kent 26— MtocoDareotw For Sale l 1928 I'AGE F IV E Political A nnouncem ents KOII r i .t : t i K ok c ir c u it R a d io P rogram s couht I wish tu nnnounen that I am a. cnmlt'liiir for ru-electlon to the of-1 flee of Kivrtt of Ilia Circuit Court, of tirmlnulv County. Klorlda, tub-, J«ct to tilt decision of the Demo-1 emtio Voters of Seminole County,! Iti the •I'rnmcintle Primary Klectlon to tu- held on June Mh. A. D. IS!?. V. K. DOL'QLASS. Celery Markets Bureau of A gricultural Econo­ mic* co-dperatlng w ith the Florid* S tate Bureau of MarkeU. — It. E. Corbin, Loral Rereaentattve SCHEME STUD! TO CURB ANTICS*. OF THAMES RIVER AVednesday, February 1. Celery shipment* from Florida Government Seeks Plan T o * »:00—Kolster hour; Symphony ..re in n caning agnin. F ifty care! Prevent Kcpetltion O f T h e IHtlt t'l.KHK OP COURT J re h extra and Vocal—WOR went out yenterduy* from Sanford I Varioua,SuiItt«itiona Jiaa ‘ 1-hereby unnouuca. itm-catullilauK. for .clerk of the c irc uit Couit s u b ­ AYEAN .V\ MAC W FnLrw .H A TT and Ovird»-bittrd 4 i hulTojrnce^H* - ■ •-* ---- — - _______ ject to the will uf the voters In ?VCAU WJAS WADC WAIU to WuycroM, t* Potomac Yard*.! LONDON., Feb. 1 .— (lidS ) the Democratle prim ary tu be held VVKRG WGIIP WMAQ KMOX .1 Jersey City, 3 New York, J C au d with the knowledge-that *t June I. I rein tippreelbto your tVCAU WO WO. support: em h to Buffalo. Pittaburgh and Katlu i Ihani.;*. Londiin'* > 1kl3L .. It. A COBH Bultitnoir*. 1 each to ( Im rlotte, j r i, c , t Ctt„ i*.-ome unruly and dabl^ T :00—Ipnna Troubadours; P ipunr Selections— WF.AF WEEI N. t ., Dnvenporl, la,, SyraeUfte,. (lt;. end duntrueeion if b* r o n s h e h ik e I hereby announce myself as a A RC WTIC WJAR WTAG WCN. Y„ Chicago, Cleveland nnd De- f0H.* no disposed, the rivereli'e, eniitlldiite for sheriff of th,'mll>uls troit. Eleven care were shipped Fhiglund'? capital city are busily County subjret to the action of 411 WGY WGR WCAE WTAM from the Manatee Section licit illa­ port and municipal uthorities of the Democratic primary to be WWJ WSA1 WLIB KSD WCCO hehl in tli? early part of Jur.e H it. tion rej'o its were received o r .• of keeping him in the confines of his WHO WOW WDAF WHAS WVery respectively. K E. UllADT. 4M WSIl WMC KVOO WRAP them : K Wiiycrn<*n n n d ,l Philadel­ dism issing ways and means ol phia. ; prc. course. Hill ?tl't:ill.\Tk.\Dt:\T UK i ‘ t ; i u . i t ; i \ s t i i l’ c t i o .n’ 1:30—Goodrich Ilnur—WEAL' New York shipped two rare nnd It is inleniled to render a repeti­ I mu n eniidlilate for ro-eieetlon WEEI WJAR WTAG WCSH j the iru’omplcte report from Cali- tion of the recent disastrous floodto the office of superintendent of public instruction for . Seminole WI.IT YRC WGR WTIC WCAE I lornin shows 28 cars making the Inge, when fifteen .people were County, niiliject to Iks Democratic WTAM WWJ WSAI WGN KSD total repoHrd for thr_ United drowned in thheir beds nnd millPrimary, Vour support will Le upWCCO WOC WDAF WHAS W. State* for Jum iury 31st—01 earn. iohs o f dollars worth of property |treclate<l. T. tv. I.a WTON. 4M WMC WSB WHO WOW W- There were 12 cars not previously ilamcge caused, beyond nil possi­ 'AA KVOO WGY. reported shipped the 80lh.' . T , bility. KOH C l . K i t K C I R C U I T C O U R T l beret,y announce my candidacy Twenty rare passed Potonme Phonograph minus sugesttons and scemea arc for .the lift Ice of clerk, of the <0:00—Columbia Musical • Program — Yards and Cincinnati on their 1 being considered, f 1-9111 the compar* Circuit Court, su'oiect to the notion { Hour; ot the v o t i r s c l the J u n e P r i m a r y . WOR WEAN WNAC WFBL way to final destinations. They ] lively cheap one of dredging the It. It. LKAsi. WM -VK WCAU WJAS WADC were distributed as follows: 11 riv er more fully to the construc( tilt t HI ,\TV l*IIO*KCt*TI Mi Albuny, 2 Boston, 1 Cleveland. 1 tiuu.oLaiuim imuouM y-costly-glaM WAIU WKRC W GIIP-W M AQ . _______ A T T O R N E Y — —----- -------- J Go's lien, Inti., 1 New York, 1 Phtlu* j barrage, nearly half n m ile'long, 1 hi tebc Mttnntinie my candidacy, ^ \ i r r r ^ v c A T T W irw o r tin le-.lictliiti to the office uf (0:3(1—Naliumil Grnnd Opern— it Iphi.-i, 5 Pittsburgh, I Rocherter. hi tween Tillbury und Gravesend, j.1' * fVutntx Primerinnits Attorney -lib-’ WF.AF WCSH WLIT WRC Wand 1 Scrantop. | toward the mouth «f the river, and Ject In the "III nf Ilie rn trrs III The frost Saturday and Sunday hut out the waters of the Noith I In I i.Mimet nt |c primary on June <> r.MJ WTAG WCAE WSAI KSD JOHN is l.r.ONAHBY. has cuui-cd considerable injury to Sea. WHO WHAS WSM WTAM Wsome fields of m ature celery and An Old Shcme <R WTIC WOW. t’lili Nili:ilIKK 1 .mi .1 i'un.llilut.* fi.r ill,, nfCU-e very little to others. The dam age, The latter scheme, which has tiie .11 sit* 11(1 1111.I \.lll i»|.|ir.,.-ialr sin*272.G, WPG, Atlantic City, 1100:. nj*|Vnrs to bo very spotted. The i n - ' support of Lord Deshorough, tho . .. [ ..."I in tin Jim, I'llliiarj. G: lii, organ recital; 8, dance music; chairm an __ of .... the Thames * K. 1. WALK Bit _ _|___ (l) .young celery. is negligible.; ......... ............... ..... ...... CoiiscrvKuiV i'l.r:7lK uk ~TII i -. r iilCI IT , 8:30, concert'■orcehstru; Hi. studio - rhr* 1. n. h. market brightened imey Board, is fifty years old, c o rin ' j program. up yesterday w ijh innch b e tte r' having been first nugested by Hert ti-r.*bi aon.iunaa my. candids.y 285.5, WI1A1. ltaltlm nre, 11150: fi:30! inquiry and better demand for e a r - . bert S|xmcer, and old-time engif u r lit** o f f l e e rtf L l t T k *4f 1 i i r t . i r * \ , I I M| * . * f. . 1 j* 1 , .a ■ r « cult t auuri subjiri lo 1hr will uf dinner nui»it*; H, WHAL irin ; ‘J , loiuls of celery ut per cl’ttte noer of the Iloqrdr y(h»,. s»UUr___ ^ h s r k a b l e ^ fbhcilght, l i e l l e v s d — 1 87»» r 122.;:, WGR Newark. 710. rt: 15.’ 'bowing freezing injury nnd some one day the river would break its ---- Jnrdin Rovul <rcli.**tr.i; 7. Cimrno-Show ing green sold at $1.25-1.35. bounds. KOH SHKUtKK i.i,,,, s Sessions .h im is; “''d 10 dozens were dlsIt would cost between $40,000,- "7 ■by Hiioouno.* my cnn<1hln.*y ^'J1**1Kolster ' hour; 10. Columbia r r "trt.'.l 25e and 50c respectively. 00(1 nnd $50,000,000 and would conivcti.iii 10 Ihs ofllPe ol slu*l* 0. Tile telegraphic report from the vert the lower p art of the Thames | s-u,ii!..ic r-ouL , Hulijrcr I.. I |»j„in„,.t!apb h m r; 11 :(»r.. Villa Wn(•>11 ot tb* rulers la Ilia-. 1 Philadelphia m aiket this morning Into a mammoth fresh-w ater lake, .tb pi Imaiy to or tie Id liesi le* "r> tiisl I ’.. I "111 s p u n bile youf , 4.11.n, WEAF New York, (ilO: G, shows liie weather cloudy, 28 de­ forty-five miles in length, extend­ Hlirq.ui 1, reap, , If ally > or*., grees above zero. 1 car arrived ing form Tilbury ju st beyond th e H C. M. HAND. , Waldorf Asloi iat.tx he-rtra; 7. Soya* from California ami I from Flori­ mouth to Teddington above * lA n- -*'1 p.igue st rvlces. 7:110, Socoiiy.ins; ' • da. There are 28 curs including don proper. Floating cafes along .at i l t i 1 1 *a» 1 « %a tit , 1,1 (i.i. M .IIIKK util us s i .V K im r c,rt»at MoiiiiMits in lliHiury; KuUI, . . I III .I v , .111 l i-O . k.4*15r,,, IllvItIUlllk, , , r•• my tl , . . „ l*ruken nt lil nn track. The itcnmnJ the London reaches, fast motorg"* '* llfitiU t,* l hi r, ),j *iuifireu tar cmidUliiry eamtlttucj i (nr la* (*l ‘i*».*• ut Uivrlff :in*rif( uf of Mrinlli 81*111in N<*’>-Rus’ian s nn g q n * . • ( js limited, trading mmlernte, und bout services, and other Continent­ in* < ll • t lo Krttvir 1Ik- ’ 111 u •'«n« rrm.badm .n,; 8:30. Guodrlcb (,u. niurkrt stronKur for K,)ot, al amenities are among the possiIIt* t >.l i - ,(1.. 1111’ lorn* jM^LBLLANi. itut- Krltuur). Nalmnnl gran....... era; , tw ]. K|l,rjl|n 10. in, h crut,.s KllHy sihllUies such 11 scheme would I 1 UcOLEI.I.ANI' ------------------ '11:30 Hal Keni|i > oichevtnt. Varieties all sizes a re quoted quoted a t open up. 1 Mil f 1 \ 1 451.3, WJZ New York, 6G0: fl, 7- ( f i . 75-2.25. All sides are agreed thnt the neaa 1 »M’ t * 1rtSri'" fit's* my ciimll'litf i l l s ; (5:3(1, Jeddo Highlanders; 7.1 •rt T*ih AMrh’tnr •• *it ! for stronger and better defense* ; / l*M * •ttii ' MtllJtM’l I** tli S* : flood* is urgent. S6ma UiD . » 1it %**I\ i- in tin Jim I embankment walls, built i«>,. 1•!. t *-11 IT I'ENHE.N, \ \ M f O W T i 1! ? twvcr flfl> years ago, would bo con- FREBII eggs, Baby ch’cks, nn:I FOR. RENT: Small stoic Rooms, -■ ,, .. I hOR SALE—Good l ord Delivery H atching egg?. Cacklebcrry Farm , Lake Mary. 804 j ’ Cry IVe‘ , h° " ‘ | truck, 15.00. 25 Foot Motor Boat ‘ 1 alm ost new. Make me an offer. CHICKS— Selected stock, deliver­ ncements 19— H ouses For Sale , J’ A‘ ^ Uncoln ed. W. Leghorns 100, $12; GOO, ---------------------------;------~ ~ r | FOR SALE: $1500 00 worth fur[A BAKUAIN’ $58. Heavy mixed 100, $13.00, limice. We ifive service. Bard Recks and It. I. Reds, 100, F I\ K room bungalow <li \\ont j n | shings and lease on 42 room *!jra* '! hotel,- -Furnishi-d.^a>wM vm tnJ<,«k*i. ^Hi;.'5Q0; ‘$ 7 a :P h ..£ 7 8 ; Kmersoh cash fuqulrdd.-h. IS. ’J U ge,1 Vhfoft* ’ TJhcoIft'' H o tel.'■ •. ‘ v a v { ?¥>4 /, . ' [And F o u n d _______ Hatchery, Brooksvilie, F P len ty .o f WOOD & COAL at DuFOR SALK AT A REAL 10-H I'lnnls and H ow ers h n rt’s Wood yard. 2th & Cy­ I pocketbonk from Chevpress. Phu'.e 38G-M. cf*. parked in front of FOR SALE—Citrus nursciy stock BARGAIN on Rough Ia-muii Hoot. Quality k*i store on hirst St., For oak und heart pine wood Party was seen and varieties guaranteed. Get my Two story stucco residence, three phone 820 or write J. II. Sullland may avoid prices Ix'fore yon buy. F. IJlirnelt. living I vt" 1' Osteen, Fin. S trand wood bed rooms, bulb, large | pluming ]KK*ki‘tliook to Wuverly, Florida. I mixed $8.00 |ter cord. 2 ft. lengths an I Are. kitchen, i fk.Oi) per cord, dining room, FLORIDA GROWN non-blight., room, good eating Pear: S tu art Pe­ Sblltt cans, Japan Persimmons, Plums, screened pot eh. Beautiful shrub­ 27— Moncv T o Loan polishing. Greasing, I Prunes, $4.00 to $(’,.00 per dozen, jutanterd For a r e a l! delivered. W rite us. Reeve Nura- bery nnd flowers. Located in high THREE, five, or ten year loan* will tie considered on first ‘ Seminole Tin- Shop, ( 'O '. Cottage Hill, Fin, class subdivision, tine of the m ortgages, improved city proper­ St. I'honr *?;! 11— M iscellaneous ly, nt 8 per cept interest. See prettiest homes in Sanford, Price Rhodes 1-ockliarl, Phone 882-J. Save 25* f , O. S. Vaughn, optomedonon t*-:«t, L. II. G riffith. Optlclnn. * Mriliu rruiu'iin*; H, sluinl>or nuiMc. i £ !▼ £ A. v / Aj \ J IV j denim*d hy modern cnjrinc^m, MCm Ian and Graham (nicks. Sanford Opticul Co., 305 E, flth St. $10,0(1(1, with only small cash pay­ ^ C L A S S IF IE D D ISP L A Y (Legal N o tic e s ) 315,0, K G K \ P itl.h u rg b , 85(1. [cording to ex|M*rts, who pointed 113th .Street, Phone J. Eyes examined, Glasses made, only .nut that a thity inch wall Is of ho T ^T im : ..HU 1 n r i*ufltT <VT in ;!(I:!5 . Little Symphony orchestra;; ment required. For fu rth er infor­ l'«>n«ll|Milli»it and llnu,trrholil« fully equipped. Plan* In Sanford. 1 u 1 x r>'--i‘i 11 it 1 » .11 '1 •1«'1 a il -l i t ., h Cluimpb n Spuik.**-s; 8:30, Syl*1 protection against tuition* of tons OHI i-.nistl|mll*«n I- sat.l l.» ii'iltd io.mI14 (.’(AVAN CO. Auto Also watch and clock re p a irin g D a y lo n :i Iten c;i To He S cen e of flood water. I i til initliul llli v l*. a* 1 b l* "Fatller AN" l‘" ' t | vanin C .restore; 8. Variety hmir. . |itd aheet nteta* works. reasonable prites. mation and appointm ent nddre-s IM»*«S'- ' H '"II .H' l*OIIStlpllll*<t, •I'l.WN i.K , >v ii ; im I. i"lA)|ili>\ vl 3i'.i,5 WGY Seheueetni’y, 780: h, 1 O f T r i a l s O f II. S. S t a r s One particular section of am - 1 I Avenue. Phone 710-W. ami alb>« il t ’ e" ...... ii.*e«e«l. you T u H eal S e a g r u v e R e c o rd bunkment, probably three hundred b 1 1 V > -, i.r S ill la, V . . Ill< t V O U H IU H S. 1 f 12— W nntcd ■'Home” care The .Sanfo.d Herald. inill«.*sii..it, hluaai-b liw-i, bllli.u > • M«‘II*A AS If KXliiTIN.,I Remington band; 8:30. lU.lio Hot-I t \ 1•1. 1; t i n : i.AWrt ijk T tii: lii-kcrt; t*. Ipon.t l mutnnUitir**; .*:*m INDIAN A POI.lN, Feb. - (1NBI years old is no thicker than an or* 1 -■** Jj klORD IllRCK CO. altarb** lieuitaebe*. high , lilao'l WANTED—To trade equity in FOR SALK: Five room stucco |ll’i hsiii.*, b.«l (1«id nil *,f VI*.- art. Ill* -, . s t .m i : o r K1.011ID.V . - 1Go.* Rich hbdi *A ■ ' r ' ;k p! J'.agnol'a A.e. 1st.- ( IN S V e i n uut.v 15th to diimry garden wall, and the marvel - ' . 111 Ixbl s illsi-a'.i-, lilltl 111 Hill" s t a t 1 n r r i \. tHm: iv»a . K\ itri t j W I M * \VnMh*njj:.in, rin* n, 2*lnl wi willies* a serious effort is th at the water has not swept •'-*V. good lot for nutomobile. Must be IVae 367. house, now tented for $40,00 In npiiiilew ., noil |nirnl> in got a! condition mid reasonable. monthly, located in nice section, on -l, niuiir i li.ilds (**ro. ».hi hi .* .. ‘iiiii.ii. you ..ill p ^ 'n l i - 'T ^ v n W a blorf .................... . 9. I,mm. <n (in* part "f the win* S fastest il **»«>’ Address Box 110 rare The Herald. very easy term s. Price $0,000. lii.il.Hl.ly III" |..I II.fill men—IFPS-NARMONS _ world's '*'<l Duild Locks 6 automobiles to u . t the I'HIIU* 11 tip ia i , 1 1 1 1* ' * 't*r ol 1 ‘iinibiiiliiui •; '.*;.((• . ...... Inch Imur; iilii.lll.'l IroUrfle i'll ulli.'C itlseHs* "It i* tiie rise of w ater in the ' Automobile i'o. speed ertiwnf n>ni Mnj.1 II. (). D. i Only $25(1 cash required, halnnce Tin: > : r n ' 1 * i 11.01:11' \ 1 o-;n 1 Naiiidiul grand .pclvi. i s in *1111111 to « niiieiL Naphlc*n Is 1*1— Uoonts WJlhnul Board , North .dm wiiiqh blocks the river '■ .‘.vc. Phone 137. monthly. Address Box 23 enre The Sill.I I*. till VI* in -1 I In* hnUJa «.f thk ktati:.I'lTVTloN ." engrave on the urmuml-Dnytonn, o r ri.oittn.* smii.iern Will.‘it...* Iteeiiasr **1 n bail ntta.k nnd m uses the water to rise,’* -*-*■ Tt 1 T i n . i m / r s s \ M i T A X *ni,; 11 w W N ' r A 1'uvilb*. K H 0 . KAM'R nicely furnished rooms. Herald. I I'litiidii. lieiicli course. S -agrave, W W N1' nf 111.11"! i III,ill*. Vml will jloau Die I ’ v v r u s o r t h i : t h v v :« o r _ !.<>|<I D'-slu'i'ougli declared, “ I s ty ■' '. Rervke l*:i111 ** "1 III.* I". 11.*..Iftv, (|u(iplli-*. with lights, w ater and telephone I I» lit ilinl<i*r flllt'l' tilIIF mu-ie. HV it will lie recalleii set tt record of OVIUI •• * 1 I.I >1(1KA mi,I success, jus! H* surely its N.i Unit llie iitily way of com batting . " 'f j 21 — A creag e F o r S a lt Phone 107-W after 7 P. M. \v 11 n t r . as .1 I'liiiinn » a lib 0 ! 175.:*. WSB A tlanta. 630: 9. Ipnna 203.79 m. p. li. lust March ut Day­ |iiil.*uii IiihI till* lilltl!.* of Waterin'! PAINT this I| T », 8:30. ....... in c h ho u r; tona. with his llllill horsepower I'u1 1It i floods would be hy til * if >mi mi* suffertiiK from inly "I h, (ti- a inn ** iix lili.l I'an-i •'ll |1 IS!* I**‘1; I’.'* n m li a .’ mi ACREAGE AT $125 per acre. ZOli il.i> *,I JniMiai) A K , , ' linililirr; <>f a luiiage, tin* *111111111111 cmniilnlnts enuineratf*l IHi.lard Seminole County One bedroom, 111 Park Ave. “ Mystery S" cur. . ) it,.’ tiihii .* > tnu’.i** rinii.i.i • 10:30. National grand opera. Tract of nearly 35 acres, located iluiie i’oii«ll|i.ili*.n Hinl lieinio ■ i , !mh, i | i., i "Tin re would lie l ive of six|tn mighty particular |i..raiinn ••• ft.1111 * * -> * * i o|:[,s \VD()I> t ’hatlannuga, 1230: rli ilils cull In* piisllively rllmlilatcil ■Mil exist,lit ONnir nil* l.'iws nl till, ] 1 lie cream of the world's racing locks acr i-s tin* middle of tiie b tr- A Ix'lween two Orlando rna'ds with In ' . I Maality of paint & vai’­ I f — A partm ent For Kent .mi nnii-sursi'.il inethoils. Wine Si r. rim nt 1. aeainsi 1 1,.* ,*-l;iii 8;,Ut 1 mo-imile, .'..(0, <11. 01* rititnl. cars has been entered In roar nvvt luge. 'Ilu ri* Would be a b’-nutifiil frontage on old highway, can n * or cull f*»i free literature. I'onanlta* ll*. That's why it’s such Furnished garage apartm ent. Pri­ ,f rinridii *:« Hit. .M1 I.I. \ I:l• 11 ;;s4.ji KTIIS Hot S|>ring8. 780: ida bench during the nine Feluunry ulibont i t im e sicked up today by someone who Lion -iretcli uf \*m*.. avwnys ile i.t, al­ >i* |ittttt fur Pattons Sun li|| JDfl i ’(11: Wi N HOWKt.U vate entrance. 305 Park Avenue. knows values at a great sacrifice, i na'a'i'-irreu a L '^ i i i m i m . i ^ r 'e l l r ^ i r i m ^ . 'm * ' " ' * • 'w ''\ the mtndy Ht retches nf the Klnr- ways deep, and tli* w .itrr would J’lnslelno HliefllnUrlnc wvrrs lietler spreads "Ii*- Ton i! <iktii<V«i, Fhrt Dl.t. In I hu It 1IkT I kill ■*J 10, IfU»j*t*"I! COflCCrt i dnys. Four out standing and more l><* olilu to tu- us,ol all the wry un. ana r* i* i rears 2 1-2 times A partm ent: Furnished. Enquire 100 Very desirable location for poultry j lr> in-* ' Un.7* -rH i.itn«n« nr stum 'inn t*l KDVrS’ TlhM’SAS’i 1 I’ol diinrc liiUhic - (4! >: farm. Some high lam! and mime ***,‘‘" ’,l itriOiMHO im .u .auk , U,VV>*idw,“ V. ! » : ; 0™. ur lesi! rnyaterioua entries have Ide depth "f r vncvi-.t*f fre.ll W. 10th St., n fter five o'clock. Sort YWnI * i »» Av«*nu# Orhindrt. 111 I trite your patronage, •!itlii*rlt*"»l i»j ;t I**iinln i|.•-fNi.ikiiittun *«»!!<1* WHAS I.iuiHVilIt*, *30. aroused Ihe interest of tiie wot Ill’s ixty five t>< i ’ *- -five feet. Ves­ muck. Possibilities for develop­ Fin r liln TV itiioh4< (3rr.. i Wall Paper Co. Phone 443. *.ti\ ii.t.irticit i.t Hi*- T muh <‘oim. ii fitudin (<>iu*or(; D, Ipono Troum otorists in the approaching speed sels drni< i"*' tiiii ty feel < f water ing for something *«n which you "T t i n T u h i i nl O ' l i ’ d n l l n r l d i i . n i l , . , ' , . , , , , * ,, ,1, i n- . 7 n Political Announcement II , < • " 3 rd ,iii> .,f .ini', a i> I*,;;.'lisilours, 9. IO(roourun hour, iti.riu, trials. wuuiil In* aide to come tl*’ t'*” river LOVELY two room apartm ent in ment arc great. If you are fnok• nt 11 led | N a tio n a l giantl o|K,ru. Foremost among the America nrncticalyy to the ecn* r i f Lon­ lurn-a, Groves. KOR H T A T i: SUN A T O Il niuy make reasonable profits w ithnew hom e—convenient nnd rea­ A r. m .I. u |.,n providing fm f WMC Memphis, 580: 8, h.ii-ii.' iinn<»in<-<< iim a candidal,* entries is the American Mystery don. Park Ave. Phone sonable. 2173 Palm etto Ave. km IhFiic «»f IhukIh hi ill*' T**\i rt _ _ « >ut holding long, it will pay you tn I euivi-uit •Jirf, mvat-lf a» Kcnstnr (rom **f Oviriin *. in t)u* Mitt) auui . Fiddlin' Fivi*.; **, IpnnQ rrpun^- ca r of Frnnw Lockhart, p e r of 1 ___ __ ____ Tl . i.n .*:!■■■ " f t Id le* *."<n e .; f to investigate 1 Lis, Address It. J. ll,i> :;il. aunnlurlal dlalrlct cun, rtf 8 EVP S' Till iCHANI' r n r i : j il n ils: 9:30, Goodrich hour; 10:30, Yinxcd uf Seminole Hrcvard Oonn* American racing drivers. Thin mu. wide. AJI *rales w.ni’d In* ■lojiped, 3 ROOM furnished apartm ents. H. cure The Herald. n r v n iiK P nm . fHINT SHOP Uc.t Mihje.'t to *ttu* Democrat o' ytuilin com eft. t.AItH H»f friMii th*218 French. entrance. chine known ns the Lockhart- liut it would have adi<istel<le gatoe, ITivnto primary (o l>c li«*lit Jiinc 5th. i m or. anything lr. “ fill' th**ri *f t *< hr* u m <1 to p.n Ur j 340,7, WSM Nashville, 880: 9, Ktutz Special is nearing complc- which nl low tide would ihI-', u of clcr-r.d t prumlcr to ronllmu* f h i l l y i Hiritifi' i|«G <.( i l l Mflione call will get Furnished apartm ent — Hot and 22— Ren I Kstnte To ExchnnRc In Ifwork f*>r lIn Inst Interest of IV ll)>uun Tr>>uha<inur»: 9:30, Goodrich tnfn M h ' f t I m p r o x '' m e n t s .i*‘ rtcat 417-W. 8 Raiidistrlci and I Invite you tn my . ffhHf-il .iKfilnrit thr nrlvntfh , hour: 10:30. National grand opera; tion nt the Stuts Motor 1‘lant here. n ,‘l" w downward cure i t ’• t.b.j, cold water. Gauige. Reasonable. WILL TRADE—Equities in sever­ rarnt'd "i, such Impnilanl Ivg'sta. o th er Entries woud -help to k .tp the wateni ntfnfd uropi'fi ft11iiIv1nk m M 11:30, vne il pr.igrnn*. Apply 11G W. 10th St. al good lot* for small house. What tlmi ,ih r. ui.I r»:ifts. , *>ns«t vat Inn nf Mfi*r! | t n n: |»r**st i il , ., ■•■J y<3. The other three outstanding ensW,'4 ’t nT*tl cb’un. onr ual m il i rnnu-r*-,. lerlnctirtii ot hove you. Give complete details ns nt-kIc tax'*.* and eduentlnn. I unk ItiK tho f*»riu ^ntl (•••M.im.rti **♦ 1 296 9. WSMB New Orleans. 1010: HjrODK OLD WALLS The dam itself w old c <tisii‘ f * FOU R-ROOM A PA RTM ENTS: tries ate thone of Captuin Malcolm ► * * 1 * 1 Itoiulf* l o h r no i^ttiPiJ ,«tti| dance 9:50. v i.a l: Instrum .ntnl; to location, price, m ortgages, etc., ilia suiipnT ; I>r all tin at Dotnorrafs 1„VEW WALL PAINT urovhlin ft for it r In hi in; Mm! ('nmpliell, British ace, who will ement concrete f.ucd with gran".*, , .crj J J. rAIGItSIl Ml KEW AND RET- newly furnished: reasonable. W at­ when answering this nd. Address rmi.’ic; theatre. for, th** Ihi vme iii *■I lam* Mil drive a secretly built 450-horse- foundi'd on chilli;. The upper su(»v1r'>*,n.IRTHEIt INFORMA- er and lights furnished. 110 Com­ Box 29 care The Herald. i*n d lni**rrNf *.f h*»niK ** r o n rnt'NTA J i ito u Whitc, Philadelphia automobile n> fm <• would to* n i i.»dw:.y 111 f -t.t , PHONE 23G-J OR mercial St. I hrrebv imnnnuee my enmlldney \inf ok Am*n»1«*t L\ ili:ti *«i»il:i . for ri -eleetlnll In I hr nffler nf f *'•'iluf lmi <In 1ril <f*i uuiti > .'ini. Hull.lx rlu 1,1 n t In* \ nluljl ,’it and power Napier engined car; J. M. wide. W lLEK. BANFORD. - — 24— L o is F o r Sole ("minty Judui' nf Srtiilnoli. Cnuttt.y I’*.**"ArntHlnl Nicely furnished upurtm ents with •*«i,f triwc’l . , , ccssory m anufacturer who has en IlcNchii h*n nm* luiinr ii ,n Kir,rids. HUbJeet tn the will o( the A■ V\ ITNK^S m> aiiii thr Nral W IN TER PARK N .w ( ‘•rlfllu 11 *I ii 11* ri *tfhi|it»*» !*• all modern conveniences. Phone PARK AVENUE LOT. near 13th tfumnera f le Vnli'ri* of Herolnoli* nf ||i. •'Ii'nikt i'lrtirl *'f Hi* Tv*■••my- tered tt 36-cylinder, 1,500 horse G ra n d T h e a t e r f" im a llv m i' th*' Tf-v » i (% »uiu*U of Ih*T **o ii Cnualy. m lln* DenmeratlC Primary STORE—Pre- 70. Call ut 318 Palm etto Ave. -*yf.M Street, faring cast. Will sell on power four ton mysterious motor **f Ovlfdo FlorlHn. «■11 lln* ?1r*1 t «111.1 1iHI*M%1 <*li t' il I( <** 111*' June I*th. 139 1Dn.^8, Kodu. Wz are M»v nf .Mil- l'*2i, •*filllh*i| easy paym ents. Desirable loeotion nice!Inn lo tie li-lit JAS li. KIIAKON. l.ln!,nm,.l,uris'\ju*, r :iiV, It,""''!,!: monster and IL Depei.din, French furnished for pretty home. Box 25 care The *'A Jli'Niiluf loti ftruv I'iiiu* nhone. (Till 103 FOR RENT — Two in,,,mm a H I'ljs 'w in n er of the 1927 Grand Prix o f' .» II !|Afit! I Ilf I *0 II if a |l*V If I * T *•VI f1 KAII TAX rill.I.KITOB apartm ents, large rooms, 919 v t: tuir*ii.A8H, Herald. I*1 fkvlioh* f'hii ht i In l l n Mini t wltth lo unnouner that t am a BLOCKS— 1rrignti on I Purk Ave. clrrk <•( th>* t'lreull Court Spain, who har wired th r tria ls, P C I T l / C D V P f l f l D I V *f MKVKS* Kill'll rnndldflto for re-election to the TC R I lU U I lk l RtnenJ ccmcut work* uf ilie SSril Ju.lb ul circuit committee that tie will have a I t L I nr.vm tK i* <i *,4>oi oo» hole* o'ften of Tu* (."oltectnr of Hemln ut tiie Ulnte «f Klorbtrt, tli '‘surprise'* ca r »t Daytona in Feb­ _____ .w L f If OAK HILL LOTS: The best loca­ nln I*\ 11H. Hit- | *r4*<'!••■*ln ft I'tii Iho Ttl; <’o. J. E. Tcr- 1G— H ou ses For R ent County, mitiject lo the aetton amt fur Seminole County *,'»fi- thrrr*f |»» In* u i * * pur* 3rd and E.m tion in the subdivision. Price $650 of the votera In the Xremncrat"* ruary in time for the speed trials i m : a i . * tidily Clnonc** tin* fobI of •**<• tn l,e held Itt June. 11.SUN At ih»y u :. SIX room house. Bath, w ater ami each on term s of $10.00 cash and Primary (’umpared with the Philadelphia Weak and Run-Down Missouri tWl Vour support will be appreciated t tin Mrt't-i linpr*»Vi*mi*fil« .in* \VAttorneys at l.aw. OnNG—The Roof Ev"*N«m1 ruSillllNl f hr fif it lit rl' $10.00 monthly. Address Post Of­ JNO. f* JIN KISH lights. W est First St., $20 per monster cur the huge foreign en­ Woman Got Strong and Wefl. fun,f,,r,I. Kim Ifln irtflirrl pr<)prrt> iihilltliu: s.'ihi Metal shingles, month. Apply l l i Poplar Ave. fice Box 431, Sanford, Florida. tries. Lockhart will drive the fc ir4'r| | m pr** viiuc u < t»r*H f’iih ■’ r o n t h i ; i . u u i a i . A T r R K IN III*: iMItrtT KOI’HT "I' SEM­ smallest car powered by the aniallSays Cardui Started .Her 11 ~ tin and galvlnlud l hereby minnunee m> estidld:ir> i n e (li** f**rin mini h m s **i IS, Il.t: COI’NTV, f'l.OlllDA. IN II* Cowan. Oak FOR RENT— Five room house fur Ihe I.rvlxlalitrt*J *lil>Jret to the sahl hrtrulN | o hr Ih#*ti**rl a ml i ■ 11 a \ c i; it v. esl engine ever used in :: speed 24— Loin For Sale On Road To Healtk. u III of the vmefci of • Hemlnnlr j ^ S t . Phone 1 1 1 . umvldlmr for Nlnkhty fund near Rand's Siding, $10.00 per .1A51EH MOL'OIITOS. Coinplalu- race. The mysterious midget maCounly. In the primary to be held for lh» pay}]}*m nf prlnt'lpitl a at month. C. M. Berry. p ip! j a i l r r m l ruf pm f rl futmlb ** vs chlne which has been built by Lock­ Palm etto Avenue lot, facing east, nn June (. I3H. e SI.' M. L O U D* r^»r ^"f*F’’Irl f.g, pinno Clarksburg. Mo.—Mrs. T. G. ILarris, ’nd I*# lo* fnn(itrtl piir».umnt to r* r .*: M AHEIIKIli).\lHIE. mill HATTIE hart anil Slut* engineers here is l«Pert» with 17 years FIVE-room house with garage •’ in r»rti**r** and INn**1oIh»n» *-f H with 75 feet frontage, can bo of this place, says: \ HEIH'IHIMIIIE. Ills w ife. II < * T o H n nf i fv im lf L K h rlil >, ilnl* hnd r o n T A X AN SUSROIl citlJ'l’PBN Jr. NICK CONSTAN­ sixteen feet lung, rises 3(1 inches for rent. 30G West Sixth St. bought for $1,000. Address owner, W ° n d *r'Uf'-c atore "For two years I in very poor I hereby announce to Cl* people "till .Hilrtiilnl, Nktltl I In m is i o h** hi TIN'!:. I.. II. MAItVKV. *' I* above lhh<* groutl, has sixteen cyl­ 2t*. iiaom 10 & n Me- Apply It. Levy, Valdez Hotel. Box 24 care The Sanford Herald. nf Keiuinnliv ITouiity that I am n iliv* ilr iiotn | nnIIon **f iiKf" III ' health. Some of the time 1 was al­ SCOTT. Is A. TATE. HAItllV C Phone 832. candidate for tn* oasaHSur subject MK»:i> f| 100.00) iKJl.lsAltS, **n* li WEAVKIt. W. I* TIIOIlNTCJN. inders und will develop less than most past going. I was very weak tu the dcclelon uf tha voters In hiarlnr iTitorrul nt the late of Hint II. Is MOOltE. Defetuluuts. 5 ROOM house on W. Second St., 50(1 horsepower. The car only and run-down. p »*r p*r iinniiin. luti-ros the lie itinera 1 1 e Primary to be held NOTICE OK .MASTEM'S SALE. two blocks from business dis­ IX)T BARGAIN U t 1, Evans Iti June nf Ibl* Vesr. I have lived |.<>able seuil-anmintly on Jiinuai' >rd p5i«*R*-°r " :} ‘ in*1*is lirreby given Dm* uu- weighs about 3,000 jxiunds, about "I tried to make the moet of what Terracce, 03 x 95, Com er M ag­ In Orange uud Heinlnolo countte* '-I unit July 1st nf each >#■«<. ».<<<( i N'utbi* • p-int & Wall Paper trict. Good location fo r man of mot by* virtue of a Deeres <<f * u n f fn* nf for tu yimre ! have served Komis In («• ntifttliored i M.iMriiili,*• I y..,,.. |osui* und Sale enlereil In <he n *Iiii cl of the Sunbeam driven by little strength 1 had by taking m oderate means who w ants to bo nolia Avenue und Hughey S treet. nounty commlMlnnar on and off I' from one tn seventy - four (I l« „|,uvr • ntllbut Kttuso un tlln Knl Molor Seagruve. quent rests, but I could findInothlM not' Price $750. H alf cash. Best buy for I! >ear*. I have made my tlv* Tf» both numbers luelimlv,*. nrnl l"1,|„v ,f Jauiutry, A. D. ItfJ*. I. l>» close to t 6wn. S. O. Shinholser, Nevertheless tLc Lockhart mys­ which would start me on tha ^"*nled F em ale • in Sanford. Phone 783—M. ln*jf rnleing etock and* ettruf (rull inniire e**f (all> In ’lie full,,wine • rl„l Master In Chancery. on Phone 1 BG. • nnd fur ml av. I pnipmi* .to let every nialiner, to-wit: fjinifu* in ini’ll ul yluuday Hie (th <lflV nf Ket.ruary, tery care is equipped with the to health again, until- one day tuxpnver carry hi* .praportlonati tlu* year* l!>|9 lo l'.*ST both inrlu* ,v I* ISIS, same being n Itule l>n> sum*' t-oItilament a rts as a stand­ cidod to try CareiuL Bf»my Culture psyFOR iiALE—E ast front lot on elm re nf ti«*en hy viewing the pro­ *l*e nnd MIOl, (0 in IS!*: Mini. ,,r this Court «nd „ trial snles day. *1 had heard about other —""~rt ^ t r a t l i . n und Ule- FOU REN T— Bungalow. Nicely Vour support WIIEKEAS, It nnprnrH from said, pi front of the Knurl House fit ard passenger ca r including four Magnolia Avcr.ue. Evans Addi­ perty personally. had been benefited after taking * Al»° help those who •furnished. Well located-, Hione tion. Very desirable residential wilt he. nplireciate*. H lillnti filed ns aforis.tld l*n<l all Sjnford, Seminole t’olintY. Klorlda. -wheelh rakes, three-speed 'trans- who it. eo I mada up my mind to aee * K. IU KII.DKU. >•> i*s lat:en In ennueelbm n lili Hu-iwill nfler for sale H> .the blahesl . ' l “♦'"‘lives. 400 South 99. misMon, and worm driven axle what it wonld do form e, htooh — l*;-„snee of said lb,mis of Ihe Town *,ml l.est bidder for enrh. Coring Six room house: Tenth, between district. L a tte lot. Owner will (sac­ T V U I l S T A T U V C n i M b A T L ' I U : o»*e<t*x Kloridn. bare i«,-n o*e»* | the lognl hours of sale. Ui« (.'low* and dutch. Cardui for several month* end waa rifice on easy tenra,* A ddress '• I wistt to nnitntrnre my candldaer ,.f Magnolia ar.d Palm etto. Rent Inr In every respret and In strl't|lng described land, slluat*. _ ty Ills >ret ami in strl,'» , tt for the Hint* I.elgslatura (Oroup ■•utiformllr with C. D. R. care Herald. ___ R»w tw nnd Hint Lockhart, winner of th e 500-mlle very much gratified with the result*. thnt all] nnd being In the County nf Hernlm learrn Millinery reasonable* Phone 251. . ([.,lo *'a. ! | and will Hppree.ntr support tn u i» eomllll'ins nnd thill,!S ret|lilre*l ,,li* nnd State of Klorlda. mure |>ar Indianapolis Motor .Speedway au"1 began to do my own work again* ■ th» primary tn be held In Jane. llcutnrly described as follow which f had not been able to do fior <o I is . lo 4*xlsf, hnnpen I'tid h * * per* Hex m for 2. For Sale or Rent—Six room house . J c V . II AO AN. lon*o}>il'- race \n 192G, Is consider­ a long time peat My color, which 26 —-M iscellaneous For Sale .t inned peeeedt ni lo s i, I in tlu* Is­ |u-wit: »ct " " 7 Weekly l.»l Korty-tlirre 113* of J. E suance of salt* llnotl- In’ ,* existed, in Florin Heights. I*rlce rig h t. ed l,< be the fastest driver of small had been pale and aallow, beoame KOII I ' O I N T Y <OM tllRM in .M -.il ,. *<• Individual leaI'aee’s Subdivision of llbiel. •nve happened nnd ~bn>. been prrTerms. Enqplre 00* Palmetto. Apt. FOU SALE—Two thousand lb*, of natural, and my complexion claervd cm* in the world. ) v mh tn unnnunor that I um "i— of Mellon.vllle, arrnrdlttg fu, met I In rrKulnr nn*l <lne linn*, a»,(, ,,r" m,<,el»(1* New A. cnndlitale for the office of Onunt> t,,i in nnd liioniu r ns -■*<iu(ri*d by tu Plat thrmif rceorilut In Plat up. 1gained In weigh land wee pf*a» Pecans grown from the fam ous tlmnmlsHloner from District No. 5, Hook 1. page nl. of tt*.* I’nldl, ed to neve en improvod appetite. OFFICIAL DIES lU-rords of Nrmlnoli* Counl, “ •* t:e»ac*. 400 S. A ttractive stucco bungalow, com ­ Sampsan Groves of Mclntooh, Fla. subject tn the decision nf th* vot­ '.vi*\V. Til EltEK* *11•! > purs li­ "When 1 fwiabed any last* bottle plnrlda; except MuukMuI,™ Grades, 15c, 20c. 25c, 30c. Will ers in the Demncratte Primary tn ner of no Order of C •' >nrt hereof Cardui I waa fbeUngtelter than I pletely furnished. G arage, large l,e hi Id on June Sili, A. n. IS!*. l.ots ), J. 3, 4 , ulnl b, ns p,i HACKENSACK, N, J., Jan. n nflule Notier In I'er* > » *lv,n Hint description and. plat thereof B. K. M5NO. ■ <, e C l t l x e n s s n d T o ............ of .the lot nnd in good locality. R ent re a­ zhlp in 10 lb. Iota or m ore, F. O.Ul. G arrett had in years. Now I am strong ana ^ fa lc d Male McIntosh. C. D. Powell, McIntosh, Town of Ov|edo. I"’*** ' i. sr» hy i-carded In Mtarrilaiieou* Um 'i (IN S)—The ‘ body of sonable. Apply Stanley-Rogera KOII r O C X T t A S I k l M U t o r Buckner Wall. 58. vice-president of well." I. pa*y. .Stf, . of He , Kubl" nld Order r e m it r* ,’ • * • • »*nl upFIs. ' * • TAX If* Hdw. Co., 204 Sanford Ave t *,r before th r c ie **-* Court of i w l r ' r t *:..... ' • the Chesapeake nnd Ohio Railway, no ones |* tha penyla ■ 1 )clsb to apnouneg ,t,P T^sn*v-*h|e-* •»<'•',-> *1 Clresilt far1 ‘ "ub;«'nptiorJL _ —--------------- --------- — -----------------'nuaty th a t y am • *f (hr mutt** of Kfprbt ’. en the 1 «(h Tcrma: C a»hr,-W rcuaver l>a> today w»i cn rente hvf* from St. SA LE—Own your slot machm iY)R HENT-rPive roem( bangs- FOR * re-election id lha of- i«9 of iViaru-Mt. >t li> **-i **; i fax P e * f rtib -L o , y , ! S . v WHITE AnjfURtlno' Ftq„ Whcyq he tiled. E asiest and quickest way to ■»**or. wuhjact subjact to th* t ho naur.of ten (lO I^ V )! ,*»« T*hn V rm anant iaovr|eaJ:tiQr! ‘ -I.’" ipiiaalaJ.iklsn'^Pi Mssi'er Funeral (erviegs bn held Sub __________ t ** w i-sdsnort Fdairi^piM . ______ ____ money In Seminole County. I a the fount* of Hemlnolr (ltd Bt*l« rhi of (Klofdu. t lien .nnd Hirrr Others operating why not you. . “n,ul- Box 3776, Avenue. Get Ihe key at The Her-, ,tf c ■ •■ *v n tvvt r t w v Of ^ urwoo“ ' -. ; . If Ror *h«y Jyav Box 13-M care Sanford H trald. laid office. to * - *1 i i s .laaKT.e:S t*. *•>}' - -0*11 * -*■» — *■»■ ’ - - '-AT*** * »• .*• U oX *V i S ® & f “£ * H I . ot 1 w SJi' S P E E D D E M O N S!.Ti,” ',,., EN G LISH M A R K I 15 ■ .vSin1' \ n siTr5 n uJrs?* Any T Urm ram �. ir~- i n ' ' - ' . ■f r» rfcc» , i i ^ m |*i t • J - v — — ....... . 4 i |ii * *•>*"' ** ( tf/» 'JltCUS’l V ....... ■"■* M**r*?r v * • / y,1y 1 (I p ^ ^ F oiin H ere’s th - 2 , 000 , 000 th jStuck! , .v- r I*1 ii A Ij ‘V | V 1 |i*'i j hi I t '! 'V* , J., * t*.! . — 1- ~ • --------- ••• ^ Artrt - 'v f l| • ••••« j . t ...... ___________________________________ ;•». 4 *, •••** » 4Wff««ir»f*r .................. «' »' * TH E S A N F O ld fifc E R A L D , W E D N E SD A Y F E B R U A R Y 1, 1928 O / m o Chamber Commerce Is Strongly Opposed To Big Boulder Dam Project ENG LAND L E A D S - ....... . *■*" Future- Plan* WHOLE WORLD WITH AIRCRAFT three iiiuhi objectives: 1. The a tta in m e n t of quality m nil c r a f t : » '- F uture plans are concentrated on Pan-A m erican Golf Busmess.Improvi ' Tourney Is P la n n e d a S. M. BILOXI, Miss., Feb. I.— ( I N S ) — A prediction that busi** Tlrf first a nnua l I’ur.-Air.oricnn ditions will improve •2. Superiority in the develop- A m ateur Golf T ournam ent, with w ithin the next month * „ F o u r W orld R e c o rd -B re a k InK •immt ,.r commercial nvlatiun; proponent players entered fro m hy S. M. Lloyd toduy jn P in ties H a v e B e e n H lllll In :i. Extensive efforts to increase S*1 P e r io d - J U £ - T w e l v e . . M o n t h s >p u k U a i l n t t n l k in -a iv ^ tv a a v l.«- * -------------Tire only*tvenk spot-in Britain’s Cuba, will be hehl -March'S! t o . - I , weeks. COLUMBUSy O.,. tXbr • 1. — Wfft! pro-hirfh’m fJ?iT'PW rirrr » v c , it was announced by the l.O Nl ON., F ib . I,— ( I N S ) —A' a ir service is in the num ber of inclusive, "Increased buying IluclrirTrtir'f+wt'fUrtn-ts- interested iil(feliatable: Boulder Darn being executive committee of the rnn* vonr «gi' Kngland was fa r behind ni»chili*i. Itut the British Air Minb a rg a in s a re being offcri* in the proposed construction of 4it\ratcd in an arid and sparselv■ , n ,1 istry. fullv ttwar tha t qua ntity can American A m ateur Golfers' A s­ m e to believe conditions Botdder Canyon dam, on the Colo­ settied region, about 250 miles I ho. uiiinr ( n e a t I owera in the " * ha; homo out for thlic lnt»n| sociation. ’-.ii proving," said Mr. L|oyd. rado river, bic.iusi this sta te pays from th e nearest indostrlsi canter. sign iit.d pel f'lrnuiiic.' of her aviaU|J^ j,,,, „uuii.ed( it in ll)c form Organization nf the association, sale we have been «« SIX: Construction of . the .pro-, six times the taxes of the region tion. - , !, ’ 'L t. 1 , of high-speed machines, which ur-* it is announced, followed m a n y gonproves Hint where good ;.,, to he directly benefited, the Ohio posed dam at Boulder Canyon chatnher of Commerce enme out to­ would not prevent a recurrence of ‘ Todayi England leads the rest of! nothing m ore than “ flying-bul- ferences in the lust six months In­ offered thu public responds' day in opposition to any fe a tu re of the disastrous flood of 1908, which t | )0 w„rM m t!u* quality and speed [ lets," to twelve-ton seaworthy fly- volving golfers prom inent in both of Mr. Lloyd's friends sjy i"Kc boals. - « • I he United S ta te s and Central believed his Mile wns oiy ^ F L IN T , Mich., Feb. 1—Vicv'cil unit Chicago‘will nlko sec it. the pro|Kisni which would put the was caused h.V the Gila River, a cf her aircraft. During the p a st year the fo u r American countries. best which has been held hen in retrospect, the y e a r 1921 slnnd* I The contrast between thin luxur- government in the* electric power confluent of the Colorado river Within the specie Of little n w Following the March 21' to 24 ir.g the Inst year. ... ««« . . . .. „ -j r . ion* rnMtion in maroon I)ucof business. The organization fu rth e r much nearer the Imperial Vnllcy. than a year, IIiHaiti luia perfected planes, constructed and designed in England, which achieved fam e event for men, n Pan-A m erican out us one of the m ost satisfactory . * hin|njr nifk, | nn,| rich upholstery, SEVEN: This is a typical in­ four wet I I lecord-brenking planes. declares th a t the Boulder I)nm pro­ asJ"record-l)rcaker*" were: In Buick history, in the opinion of and the iluieks of 1004,— Buick's A m a te u r Golf T ournam ent, also stance of increasing centralization Within lids time her pioneer* have posal would open a "wide crnck in N E G R O AS J LitOK T .'Superninrinc-N apier S-5, w in­ sponsored by the association, will Buick ■Motor Company officials first production year,-—is* vast. BeJfde* building the *2,009;000th The 2,000,000th Buick is scnrcely the door for the e n tr y of sta te so­ of authority and expenditure .in g nim d mi unrivalled', extensive ner of the Bchneiilcr Cup Trophy, he held on the same course April federal bureaus, Plausible a r g u ­ knowledge of Uie a i r routes K N O X V IL L E , Trim., fth Buick and thereby sh a tte rin g all recognizable ns one of the same cialism." and the last word in high-speed II to 14. The statem ent, in support of n ments a te always urged for each througli'iit E u r o V l V A t tiie.pre>. records for the m anufacture of fine genus as these early motor ears, ( I N S ) — Wilson A. Weber,*' seaplane design; m o to r cars, Buiqk brought out n so great liar been the advance in position taken hy the chamber's such step in consolidation. This cut ling- h e r . forem test "ace," Sir 2. G loster-N npler IV; broke a t the Royal A irc ra ft E sta b lish ­ has been selected as an t| line of new mode la which hi* engineering, body building, and all lionrd of directors, wus accompan­ pa rticular project involves m u n ic i-1Alan I'lihhani, is •. circling Africu all records for biplanes; ment, Fnm borough, is a Bristol ju r o r fo r the federal district ied by a printed report of a study pal w ater supply and the manu- w ith I lit- intwitiiiti* Inaugurating received ■ ’ public endorsement un- else connected with automobiles. C rusader— fastest machine biplane with unusually largV wings, here and Is exported to U made hy Samuel S. Wycr, of Col­ fact ur< anil sale of electricity by the "Brills Air Route Through paralleled in,, Buick history. The and an air-cooled " J u p i t e r " engine, for ju r y service in cases pm Figures kept hy the Buick o r­ with an a ir cooled engine; y e a r also «tiw expansion steps umbus, the Ohio Chamber's con­ the federal governm ent.purely for Africa." ■,/ v1 | 1I< ’1 •I. T iger-M oth—attained a new smcinllv equipped for exploration th is week, lie i.s the first nt| ganization indicate th a t 1,500,000 which Jcnvr Buick b e tte r equi|>ped of the 2,000,000 Biucks still are in sulting engineer. local uses, qualify ns 11 ju ro r in n } Under co ti uction a t t he B ritis’ speed record for light aeroplanes. flights in the up p e r air. than ever, from the fnctory stand"This it a fa r cry from ideas of 1 |U|VH| I n i 1s mV two giant 1111 The Chamber’s sta te m e n t sets con rtr-f*tr-many year s ,----active service today, Muny Jute Aim ih tr T iger-Moth _*planiv'"piloted p o in t.;1 hack fifteen or^niore yenrs. All 18- forth seven jriuisons for it,* stand: the fmimli'rs “ f t 1*1* giiveiuruiimiJl|T jiTA- ........ . 1 us large in The "XT hy a woman aviator, also made a MA D ISO N —Addition op second JTia^flO O ^W Ith-Buiek'w as built yrar-old Huiclc touring enr crossed O NE: The" • directly the chamber’s statem ent '■ ■ ados. Imitir liner Olympic—a number of j n;,w |lf,jKi,t record Tor light ucro- story being built to C. A. Blalock MA D ISO N —S ta te Highs,,j , e a rly In November, heavy sale of the continent from Kan Saba, T ex­ benefited involves the low er coun­ " I f the present tendency to » M i te r flaw I . Rolls Royee bomhing * |,|lll)0:l | n*t Oete.lier. ga ra g e building a t corner of I between Greenville and ft the 1928 models advancing the as, to Flint Inst summer, and re­ ties of California and p a r ts of power and ndminirtriition in V. u 1- at ritpi.iMf*; a "w o n d e r" biplane, road in Jefferson County Receiving the finishing touches Range and Marion. ■d a te of its production considerably. turned, making the tr ip without adjoining states. Tlie territory inglon f«r all sorts of purptisa* is specially equipped for maintaining .These new modelp, introduced to trouble of nny kind. pays about 1 j>er cent of the taxps not cheeked, the states of the U n­ its po\v* r when in the thin Atmos­ th e piiblic in lute July, Attracted A huge program of expansion, of the United S ta te s government- ion will lie reduced to the position phere of great heights; anil ju-t \ l 1,620,152 persons to Buick rule* necessitated hy demand for lluirlts Ohio alone pays six times the t a x ­ of mi-re countries within the next reci nlly an right se a le r Do Jlnviif 1 rooms d u rin g the fisrt three (lavs and the desire to extend supervi­ two or three generations. laml t.imh,ue made a successful o f Its dlsplny, in the la rg e r cities sion over the product's quality, es of the directly Interested re­ "Ohio is willing to do its shnre in tirs! fliglr'. in n temperliture of w here '' attendance wus checked. wn.i completed during the year gion. Seven non-benefited sta te s: Illinois, Massachusetts, nny federal project th a t is econom­ T h e sale of the new models was which raw the 2,000,000th Buick Ohio of tli<- iiopi.M’d federal project 1 bo sustained tha t Buick finished built. The first step in this pro­ Michigan, Pennsylvania, New J e r ­ ically sound. It is not a g a in st *a properly conceived project t i p r o , tjic ■1 u h "< r explnin'i 4 hat this sey unil New York,.pay 09 per rpnt th e y e a r 1 with n new production gram was construction of the uni­ ___...property and reclaim desert Ian.I \wi . .. v.-loped privately , anil , I record o f approxim ately 250,000 fied line, where Bulcks are nsseiii- of thu United States government tict v. taxes, o r .09 tinieu thorc/vof* tiii' i«egi<4is. lliit il ilovs^irotest agujuxt., n<jt,Gn,v>^ly,vjiy .vgpve.rnnp’nt-xihi' -cars. . , bleiL.Th^\n$icug p a rts feed‘to this llfncfiliil region. * ' (opening this wide crack iji the that she development wus in the ! "t> triple line over conveyors of vari­ MiiiUMital wainin'-s. TWO: The bill, now bef.ore Con- door for the entry of sta le social- fact' I g aengcr coupe, i* being exhibited by ous sorts, each coming from the lie, -ays. the valley ,si .ti : How or. I future Sec­ ism. Buick in connectiuu with the not­ plant which made it. The capacity gross, Ampowers*some ional automobile shows. It was of the line is about 1,2011 c a rs .1 retary of the Inlirinr. til Ids own In his tei hiiieul report, Wycr I hi tcau 1 p n ■■Ciel.lv the most ailv 'i- ! on display a t the New York Buick day. .It. require:! , just 75 ininut• : 1 discretion to engage the govern­ illicit* res there is "no economic tim'd 1 :•! Ill 1 oul in the world am! Iut i'ot ->, tempted by easy B r a n c h ,’Broadway and Fifty-fifth i transform a bale fram e Into i fin- ment In the mniiufncUirc and Mil" Santa C laus" and that no govern- stl.l I quick profits, S tre e t, du rin g the New York show, iahed Buick. of electric power. ThN coiieeiitra- inriitnl ngi nc\ ta n *pend a dollar die. 1 I 11. . and lea.h deniand and made ultimately come el . at. JTion of power in title mao, without thu' does led qlii. . -ate 'r i g h t of appeal i . in itself, novel. from some individual. German Itirtb Rule Drops Re ilo. .. tlie proposed l.uild“ The government in iu> way T H R E E : There i* no hazard ol makes uu,m y, but merely dispers­ itlg < f tl.e ' ‘All-A humican canal," life from .......D in tl.e Imperial la the schools of Beilin are es it us it is t di. t ied from individ­ which is a, hided in the hill a;, the only 2o:t,IMKl children as com pared Valley of ( 'nlifot niii. - L, uals," tit- engineer says. "Thu p r i n . ipat 1 ■lure of the irrigation FOUR: The ererlion of rite pro PA B IS, Feh, I.— ( I N S ) —A ring with 7110,000 hi'fiiie the World declares a new treaty hire of iiipilal 0 ju-t a , de initc ti Wot k . posed dtitii in Boulder Canyon War, and the birth rale is less w ith aix itttin g n which even n part of tost of the ptuject, or eost will) Meet, would lie necessary. child r«ftu chunge, iH the latest Ilian half tha t of 15 years ago. would serve to protect the Im per­ Intel national com of operating, as the hire of labor th u a.I :tt ial Valley I• ..in floods originating c rink In Jewelry grown from the This W'jis the declaration of the plii atioi,- 1: the eonst met 1m i ion uni • if built with feiletul tomls, the above the point* but Hot lielow tlie Ohcr-Burge m in s te r of Berlin, f,, .. t a s t e f a r n perfect ensemble in the mam flow of till. I tbe 1 anal, t. goveiimieut mu t pay in te iv .t for point of tlie darn It would provide costume. The mounting is of pint- speaking recently in the Prussian w « ‘. 1 wont.; I., .lia n g 'd from lb ■5 and must set aside a valuable agency for it rignt i > 0 . the looney Council of State. lie attributed ^ Blum With the stones of lupin, Mexican ■ 1, of the la.Tiler lii the a m ethyst, turquoise, coral topaz the decrease in the birth-rate and would provide"a w ater supply sinking funds to retire the hums," An i . c . ,01 Inipi rial Vallev R. '*•! rin g C ii l igation of th e for the city of l.o Angeles. principally to the insufficient and onyx. They tone in w ith .du- r number of houses. linponal alley, plannetl as a part FIVE: The vulue of the bum f.*i moBt any color combination. Lavcndui'-vvutrr, Uvcnder-scent' ed dusting powder and lavender soap form another unsemhlo in quite a d iffe re n t line. E verything m u st form un ensemble these days. “ f O give a patriotic parly m I vt,The little Chinese god of good nil) 1 . . . if . p. ivr ■ni a nest of lettuce t a w 1(1 lu-ry — the built nii.mil «.i t « . - * . ..■ h »j|.id mix two tablejpccMj luck seems to huve superseded Un­ > ■ ..............‘ " I i " AV’ailiinglon and l.miulti — holy 8t. Christopher as the prodig u. i . ■ , , ■ * .Old ' i i s i i l ginger very line, mil, 1 j drliglittul idea. But to make it my t; i.> the iitur t.ililcspoons croahed te c to r of the traveller in Fjuin-e. novel o not 1 0 cj-y. ll..w n c i, i. <tiler n.lr ,1 l y 1 • 1 . , lit. «> 1111- a n d fo ul i r a s p o o o s g 'n g e f All the sh ops a re showing bright incmbering tlie origitul thirteen c \|. 1 t 1 t.,r the Heap the mixture on the pen I enamelled discs tmd plates henislates, why not have 3 »t.ir imm ), -la*5 : ! <• !. it ■> >.i tlie add mayonnaise. Over the the likeness of the lit-iith<-n u-Sig the MJts as the motit tor l.uk. fin. - ,i't 1 1 . .gi.d, or the sprinkle r*i| stars cut out divinity toady In he actvwi'd hm * decoration and reiresliments. i tic st.lt i 1 IntV f | pastry tube from canned th e dashhoaid of tlie motor cm .1 . in Vital lulls, too, may hear a star heels. Another pro. d and | ,tpci game is S' • porlobunhcui. j or two in tue corner. Novel Ssndwtchea 'I he gucris, when they arrive, sr.* pl.iji‘1 by , n .1 / the go* is .1 sene* , All kinds of l.elts of euilous ib’ tlie same d n oration, for around the id llatll.'* "1 |..Illollj "l.tlslIli'O and } signs m ake new accessories. There i I he shrimp sandwich room ate blue shields hearing 1I111 telling ilo m 1*. lutni as many new 1. a re motal snakes which can be made by running one can of •void-, a* pn.-.l l< out of the letters teen red stars. Star-shaped paper worn w ith velvet or lame juinpei < "f each name For instance, out or tlm.ugli the food chopper 1 shades hijic the electric lights. and there are antelope hells with i.eorgr \k a-h.U'jinn, one can mak. mg two tablcspcKzns butter, gilt buckles for kaslut suits. Nor- I grains of clove and salt, c Stars and History 1\ I'.toii, hinge, shine, get. onto, ami spoon anchovy paste, one t , TOW metal belts in gold or silver many other;. Alter the words have proper, one teaspoon lemon As each guest enters she is seated a rc being worn with sports eoaand g u t 11 a piece of paper and a been made, sememe* are formed 01 and enough salad drrssing to tumea anil one shop is showing pcmjL.lo each is assigned the name •hem, the prize going to the com- rn. Spread tlie mixture on t' them in the form of a (hit metal of some one Umous in our history, po*rr of thr 1110*1 patriotic remark. sliced bread, cover with likri ribbon with a plain square buckle l o find pat tort .< when refresh­ umbers and another slice o( such as Washington, Alexander and atill another is a rounded Hamilton, Lalayrtte. T he name is ment time arrives, the guests limit ter.'.l bread. Cut in star lhs<* > ftnako with a pointed tail which written down, folded over, and the f**r statesmen * picture* which have 'i'iic cucctv filling consist* of slip* passed to the right. The next been cut hi t\*>. and hi Men inutml • ups of cream chceic, three j is placed through the open mouth question io be answered is "When the room •• I'lmler* cf ir.iirhing -paim* horseradish, two tabkrs , o f tho reptile to Tot in the fasten­ was he bornr" Each person answer* t i ' e r e s a r e t-f - n u m - 1 ■ ■ . n ing. chopped pirnientos, cmc-!ocrti for ins own hero. Then the pap*rs Dolls are not always intended spoon mustard, one-half t*M Star Refreshment'. are passed, another question an *alt. Spread between fo r the childii'n. Fnsrinuring ones swere.l, and ;,o on. The questions W h e n 1he re fr-A m irm a ■served, hritwn bread. In tlie shape of hags for the bed­ run something like this: "W h o war W ITH I I ARI D Nil ll< ICKT 1 E 1 pretlv sight iqr t* (he ; . s. In T o make tlie cherry spoon I room o r salon are used to hold the b.s father? Where was his home? <he middle of tlie t.vh'r ,1 Idtic four and one-half tablespoons I nightdress o r sewing. T h rrc is uu The tl.ru tut hl.ii k v* li.i aiid white What i u ( hi* main interest in bfr- shield hearing 1* th in . , u little '0 1 in three-eighths cup WlXf old Indy nf tho crinoline period bale is finph.tM/cd 11. it.o I’tetieli inat, Wltv t* hr especially noted? To -tars; fratiom it 1. a ,. i „.*• :*ve minutes. Drain the jok* w ith an absurdly-shocked oxpre*- wIiom- lla.ed le.tlom is .ill..titl'd by eir what political party did he belong’ or fern* Ha*** r star* td ir e 'litre number 2 cans of pitted < H E modem woman lias a r ­ Ii. *t in !if.\ T)mt it tr* be s triifTi* inclini'd to work, too. Many of alon on her liltln fat face and lo r rtil.ir lowci (mot aiid hark section, Whom did hr marry? How ntanv card* marry R .- f n -hiitenl* ( in* not ihe ue* — these come full of " which arc joined n> ih, Hp;tet m c I i o i i . rived in Hawaii. A h e a d /, 1 ■ .p To rtand in t i n middle of the them sell the llower or paper lei? children did he have? W hen did star idra and i'e in red atlil o h o . full s k irt' of b rig h t jdoid has a in diagonal oiilhm I he 1 l.i'iog 1 . 10 ami color in gold roamel ic , *„|1 .1, rkvil <>iit .n respleTidset , without which no tourist in Hawaii bold, shameless Chineso pills lie .he: When the last question i* xlppcr fastening a t the back, l siuplue iiolnoii. with coll.11 .oul intis 'in* — and i*cng it to then* uni. 1. 111, 1<* cidl .1 cur forward with feels propel ly clot tied. XMr S M i i And w h ir are going around w ith the r ir viansurr.-.! thpaprrs are read aloml which when open, discloses a spur- of white fdi Medium >i/e r<i|imes aern cut short*—cun it be believed T i*.' ’Ii* w, ” 0 of Ins hand, lo Icasli it is considered th a t fifteen is m. I'oint. Hour it ofrxr the gelil*. .V/inri'A A. I' i , /;,• f and 'iirprising career* divulged ioua pocket. j J ) j i.oils >1 iiuli material, with J ' | when it ha* dissoIvVA add th*,c T.vi 1 v Nil i . f r e h tf tt m *ts i -v with another wove-— | St.it- may tielotig ill the sky hut yaids ,V>-io. h 1 rcpc tor l.niug and D j —ju st below the knee. *.r !ic.r ■.!.! rii.t: in blii:! I t is ijipturc unusual number to w ear a t ona rie* W hen th*' geUlih-i* h«xw ( '‘.‘Her ( itfrfy Sf^nqr time, It is evident th a t there is mothers and grandtn. 1 hem wail Ihrv are not always found there, antin \.i'<! fm I..... to thicken, fold in the sriflj * Viil t quilo a m a rk e t fo r this product. mill protest.ill horror lu.i t ey ecu personified! noimre* the hostess. T o prove her white* of six ceg*. I’osr C(tffff do nothing. Ttio ('hi';eio git'll, point »he give* each guest a din­ B u t when It conus to working in I There is, however, one industry & star shaped mold, and serve *• too, have entered a new profes­ the s u g a r plantations nr the rice ! on the islands which appeals. I t ner fork and lead* her to a ho* of I’lacc .Hvo. halves of canned pears talilc with wh.nped cream, ^ du ' sion. Not content to ilo tin* house­ lirlils, there is n serenn tndilfer-j is that, of pineapple canning. F o r Rev. .Svjjiifon of Orinndwork, or sit in their h.i/bnnds’s enco m anifest by the little brown ; one thing, the working hours a te preached Sunday in tlpsaln supstore »nd null tho goods while ho tnntx Not only on his face, b u t ' reasonable in length. The pay is j* plying f o r ^ t r v . Eckardt. talk* to n crony in the backroom, also on the face of his wife. Her good. B ut best of nil, it is sea­ ,1 Mr. And oils, W. Swnyiie were they hive taken tu vbjjybering; and husband do nil th a t hard work? sonal. There is no need to wortIn Formosa to ronstilt Di An tho sight of a demur.* little Celea- Why, no. W hy should she expect day in and day out nil year long. on Tu i*n(| u y. tial aliaving nno of tier fellow Iter husband to work a t something Let tho Japanese and Chinese nr.i Miss. Maude Luke spent Weilcountrymen is not unusual. ho doesn’t w ant to? Filipinos and Koreans and P o r tu ­ r noaday us the guest of her friend, gese stick on tlie job if they w a r t I Tlie Chinese a re an industrious The Moral Mother Hubbard H l i l i i Aku Wright. to. Little Miss H aw aii will worjs ' race, a th r if ty people. They look . Mrs. .V, esieidn L and her niece, ahead end plan fo r the future. As 0 , b u t a favor? Certainly. during the sum m er when there is a e n t r u s t , there is tlie Hawaiian, W o rk ? Well, maybe. There is a no school and earn enough money [ ■feMrx. H r xi'I Edge and two little n c!l*aj‘|w*nrinc element in the life shade of reluctance on the little to give h e r another te rm of learn* ■ BiIIIm Ml I'r gin- t TI 1111 sday ;u the of ll . 0 Hawaiian islands. The old brown face, h u t every Hawaiian is ing. J home of Mrs. Barney Hick. fy ' I (n'*H 4 . it. *' 4 r* f p»- . • geography definition of the French eoscuttally polite and kindly, so he ,■ Edge M hif Huuday in acypiiipuny She Likes (he Factory " char, c t e r —"n frivolous people fond will do tbo hated work. And his * ' bU wife (o wayeroHse liospitul. . of dancing and light wines"—m ight brown wife will help out with the She Ilkea-.the fpctofT and t h e K ,M rs . W M c^tlck will keep tlie well havo been Written of tho housework, net as nursemaid to c a feteria where tho good food : chlhlrcitj whllo the mother is in t Hawaiian 1. * tho children—although th a t is not can be bought so cheaply. Bu% g ^ p te hqjmim^ a job she relishes—anything to do m ost of all she enjoys th e r e d Hawaiian Csn Drive E lu rtr ■•fat"d.|i,ist was u guest room where, nfter her ahower batlw a favor. here do-.-Nurntty gt the home of Tho Hawaiian he* his Littlo Wh**!! the 'lnNstnnnrii's arrived :,he can sit and feast h e r eyes 0 * r?bU par*TTts, Mr. i-nd Mrs. H. G. r home, with taro patch n o n by. F '-h In ir e e .tii they found the natives tho sc a rle t hibiscus blossoms a n i . j ' T i !J , L*in M^ndquixt. 'coming in honor of 1 nets and an outrigger rr.-..\j pro­ had si-no', tir.l t .0 problem of dress the green palm trees while sbs hi* fatfkJt** birthday, lie is convide him with fith anv imto he t y tg... : i i g It. W ithout any *do listens to th e music of th e victrol*. •■’-■'/■ •a ’ * ■• 1 / 1 r ^ r . U c U to looU^or it.c .V V ty , then Cva, uiUrinv^'.v \rerr*en gave away F o r th o tr u e Hawaiian la never n \k the* Gulf Refitting. -lit * .should ! work? 7 have pluhty tc (line v„Iuiiiiiii’*» and dowdy g a r ­ h a p p y w ithout music. Most for. . ...___ Ja e k jm v ille , Mr. and eat, n nice wife, a boat. I a.n ment '.''inss a s tt >lnth"r Hubbard, eignera enjoy Hawaiian music; RJfWk Jgbp LvndquUt and Eric and < rhappy.” And nothing can in .'j;c r.ti.j rince H e the J to th ir Hubbard those who do not like i t describe Grandma Dundquirt a im enjoy; I him to work—th a t is, a t something brut been the ntandard of feminine i t a s fo u r walls and a sob. But 4ho . Mrthday atmivorsaty with -r t i he doesn't like. But mention ttress (or tl;c o U c r U nuaiians; the anyw sy, th e little H awaiian wo­ them. . y J2 r " 1 automobile lo him. Instantly his astounding p a r t of it Is Dint the m a n approves of it highly, b u t no A. J /^ J ’eterson was phuauntly eye* shine, lie makes magnificent women scent able to invest it w ith l e u does she approve of such jo s s • tujiri^ed, by ..a visit from lii* a turns in the air. One sees him a certain c h a rm , not to say style. FOR INFORMAL I'A RT IE S nephrw, A. Lyon# ami Dr. Harry AtitliuU'd With thu Atlantic N ational Bank o f Jacksonville iv in f over tho precipitous moun­ However, tho younger Hawaiian r * Bfjuirrp fif. fit. Johns: Michigan. Smart (of xvtir wrcial occa&ioa t a i n ro*di a t breakneck epead, woman discarded the Mother H ub­ IO I -d>: tl „ oCiJqt rtrd*’* 'v the linichfou boor to tea ttntc i* lo o m in g around the hairpin curves bard and now la w earing American Ti- , , It tO ’l a ii.tt fiW 'J/t' ‘ iff 9e»iun in tiguml vtjiet and Mtln. ■ . ’ * • • ! • . . •• wall on ono aide and el iff on cl6the», *t*h: d a a n y girt xro\d<} leased w i t h the money she has Itjped outline of die neck l* t lyite.w •'/* X*f* “ *w r« t f e « o 4 ' ,’ .J otbafc Jookbig around noneha. wear. She waara LUnt whan | av ' »1 -*• *■ it-.'. 1. ' the outer fronu whidt a r e V* .in j . <to ?i «*'•’ _ there are no MUM taro ho la admlrwL la n o t clothed in overalls, ..1 ■ *, I, • ''■ . r, -. ■;>m*> the underarm *r>t> ouu-.vA ' -xdH • have a fmhcfnatlon for her. ctU) look with gentle '• >-t oiurtui? n ,.i l/.A: S.iJ) 1 'for *ur tied lu (rout. The skirt U Tho Wonderful Trifle Cop . v .ifr IJui^ ot the “ T he y w m g e r ffirf* aod M 2Y» jmrda JV..,x L- r j !____ f e ■ A Patriotic Birthday Party IL, s . SWi^-f.ew.'wwt^*am; n K - V .'.'iv j STYLE HINTS j | - FROM PARIS •mm ■.Jim JL Daily Fashion Hint M O D E R N IT Y S T R IK E S HAWAII T U psala Grapeville | , *» .—— ------------- ^ ys , . . Daily Fashion Hint < Prosper with banrord s New Bank under U. S. Government Supervision »*“ *•**.» jr j Atlantic N ational P ??_k S S S 3 r P f* 'S ,sw:- * •» '«/ ■ * 1* • ‘* *1 .• �) (S-v HI* the Opportunities £Tu»iU U«r»i# Sa n f o r d herald, We d n e s d a y fehruary i , m s I’AGE FIVE Political Announcements Of Herald Ads. -Help Wnnted Male m r a n c i .k h k o k c i r c u i t c o u k t .X wish tu a i m a u a u I h a t l a r u a I cnmlltlutc for ri'-electlon to the of- 1 tier uf clerk of the Circuit Court,! ot tfemlnolv .County. Florida, sub-: p e t to tin decision of tile Dciuo-i cratli- Voters of Seminole County, I In the l>i-nu>(.-rntle Krltnary Kleetlon to lir held on-June Dth, A. D. It*£s. .V. K. DOUGt.ASS. Celery Markets _ R a d io * -. P rogram s Bureau of A gricaR ural Econo­ mics co-etperatlng w ith the Florida S tate Bureau of 'Mar­ kets. — R. BL Corbin, Local Rereaentative SCHEME STUDIED TO CURB ANTICS' OF THAMES RIVER Celery klnjunents from h lori<i.U<;n v c r n m c m --S w |rjr....p H}r-J. —r Wednesday, February 1. .UKL-tKulster -hour; -iiymphon.r* H e p c titlp n O f T h e ^ v« ,■ K U It M .t :it K O K C O U R T J irh e s tn t" rmrl—' ’VTScliTT-WDlt i r .t o u t yestcrtlay from Sanford t V a r io u s S u g g e s tio n s “ l hereby announce my candidacy WEAN WNAC WFBL WMAK i w nmi Oviedo billed 13 to Florence, 1 0 . ______ for clerk of the circuit court sub­ ject to the « 111 of the Voters 111 tVCAU W JAS WADC WAIU tn WaycroHB, 9 I’otonmc Y a rd s I LONDON.,1 Feb. 1 .— (l^ H ) the Democratic primary to be hold 3 Jersey City. 3 New Yotk, 2 F .tu d with the know iedw thatU Fated knowlcdrethat a June 5. I will nppreclkto your WKRC W GIIP WMAQ KMOX -each t o , Bliffolu, Pittsburgh and. r’n th tr .7 lumtfx, Lontlnn’d T O iVGAO WO WO. '• support, ____ ( it. (i c o n n Hultimoti.'.’ 1 euch tu tim rlo tte , | r | v0l| cnj, i^^ouig unruly and'dekt^M e ’j :00—Ipnn’a Troubatlours; Popunr, Selections— WEAF WEEI N. C., Davenport, In., Syracuse, (,ut death and dostruedion if 'h e j : _8c * Hno KOIl S H K H I F K 7—Situation Wanted I hereby uniiuunri myself as a tVRC W T ir W JA ll WTAG WCN. Y., Chicago, Cleveland nnd l>e- Jrc h so disposed, the rtveraiefc, "^r 7e a line candidate for sheriff of Seminole tra it. Eleven cars were shipped England's capital city are busily 411 WGY WGR WCAE WTAM County subject to tbc action of ■'riire on re qu e iL EXPERIEN CED cook and house­ the Democratic primary to oe IVWJ WSAI WLIB KSD WCCO from the Manatee Section l)e«ttna- purl nnd municipal uthoritles Af held In the early purl of Jur.e l i lt . keeper needs work. GOG E. F ifth rotes ore for WHO w o w WDAF WHAS W- tlon reports were received o r 9 of keeping hint in the confines of hit Very respectively. St. them : 8 \Vnyorn<s and l i'hihtdel- .Hsctisssing ways and means o! U K. U K A D T . 4.M WSB WMC KVOO WBAP ^ ’of'^veroge length phia. ip u c . course. m i l •*K f ) : I t l S T h X D E X T He* 1 * 1:111.11: I.V S T H C K T IU ^ 3—Financial 1:30—Goodrich Hour— WEAF I New York shipped two cars and It is intended to render a repeti­ S ch lrg e of 30c for I am n ei.udldate for r»->ieMI<m. to the office of superintendent of WEEI W JAll WTAG WCSH j the incomplete report from t'ali- tion of the recent disastrous floodpublic Instruction for Seminole WLIT YRC WGR AVTIC 'WCAE 1 lornin shows 28 ears making the Inge, wlicn fifteen people w en SANFORD BOND AND MORT­ f t n g !. restricted County, subject to tfcu Democratic WTAM W W JW SA1 WGN KST1 total reported for the United drowned: in thtioir beds and m ill­ GAGE COMPANY. 1I2 Second Primary. Your support will be apWCCO WOC WDAF WHAS W. Stntes for Jan u ary 31st—91 cars. ions of dollars worth of property prerUlesi. a t f S T t h . - Son. St. T. \V. I.AWTOM. 4M WMC WSB WHO WOW W- Thery were 12 car» not previously ! tlamege caused, beyond all posaU Will loan on improved business M will ^ responsible 'AA KVOO WGY. reported shipped the 30th. r \blllty. • « . Incorrect insertion, and residence property. Also will t o i l (T.KIIK f i l l CL'IT COURT I hereby announce my candidacy •0:00—Columbia Phonograph Tlier for subsequent ouy firs t m ortgag-a nr security. Twenty cars pnssed Potonint utious sugestions and sccmes arc ml! fj fur the oftler of clerk, of the • ■** ——— — fa f K t office should bo Hour; Musical • Program — Yards nnd Cincinnati on th e ir ' being considered, from the comparCircuit Court, subject to thn action 10—Livestock 01 the v o urs tA ti e June Primary. WOU WEAN WNAC WFIIL tomedistcly In cose of way to final destinations. They *'— -*----- one of. .dredging . . lively cheap the" It. It. I;PAS. wciv ilistributed as follows: 1 river mote fully to the construc­ WMAK WCAU W JAS WADC I'Olt I t ll S T I I ' l i n s K t ' t TINti PURINA Chows, Seeds, I.ime, Albany, 2 Boston, 1 Cleveland, l tion of an enormously costly giant : WAIU WKRC WGIIP WMAQ a d v e r t ise r s v r r n H Xi.f.l KY * Hay, F a rm e r’s Supplies. Bau1 In t i'hV -M IlhuUlliie inv, candidacy ■ — MOXWtNYO-AYOWO;----------- ^hram q trim r^T T ^w n rn rk T T T im n - barrage, nearly h<df a mile long, t'oi I c c l l i - l j i i u 1111 tbV'Vi.fuce o f tiTTiia— representative mSn_Bi‘5s.', 2 T2 F irst HE ‘7;K»)-i^Nationnt Grnnil Opera— | dt Iphin, 5 Pittsburgh, 1 Rochester, between Tillliury und Gravesend. f iiiiiiiv rr.i« c i-u tin g: A AUiifn*') tt iit n i-r *ttli-i »uti-jy (.miliar with rate* | toward the mouth of the river, and WEAF WCSH WLIT WRC W- ; anil 1 Scranton. ji-rt in ihi wilt of tlm voters In 10-A—Poultry And Eggs «j cU«»if<c*tion will tin I h'liinciati<- p r lm m y on Ju n e S TMJ WTAG WCAE WSAI KSD ; The front Saturday and Sunday .- h u t out the waters of the North Complete information. J O H N <i L K O N A I I D Y . 17— D ust l e s s P la c e s F o r K e n t bus cuUFcd considerable injury tn Sea. WHO WHAS WSM WTA.\i W** 2 tV -M lsc c U n rc o u s F o r S a le —,wiih, they wilt assiit some fields of m ature celery and | An Old Rheme •m w t ic w o w . 1*011 S l I K U I K K FRESH eggs, Baby ch’cks, nn:! 1 _ _ Bn" FOR KENT: Small more Rooms, 1 - ■. n . , _ VT. ‘” am a i'alullilali- for thu tiKIvu very little to others. The dam age, The la tte r scheme, which has the vordinK » « » " • ? * " Cacklebcrry .. ’ IFO R SALE -G<>o,| Pord Delivery of I sin H atching egg?. o f f amt u t i l apprui'lati' h i i p jt more effective, or Offices. Very attract.ve. Phnti.*, tn )c k . | 5 m 25 Foot Motor n o at 272.G, WPG Atlantic t ily, 1100: i appenrs to he very spotted. The in- 1 support of Lord Desborough, tjw Farm , I-ukc Mary. n’t' 01 toi .loin P r im a ry , 864 J. K. r: W A L K Kit 8:15, organ recital: 8, dance music; ^ jury to- young celery is negligible. >chairm an of the Thnmes Conaerv-’ ",; dj 1 alm ost new. Make me an offer. 8:30, concert orcelmtrii; 10. studio pj„, ^ m arket brightened nncy Board, is fifty years old, J. A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel. KO Il t l.K.ltK O K T i n ; C l l l C U I T CHICKS— Selected stock, deliver­ 19—Houses For Sale nneementa 1„ .. . rl. a „ .* , : ‘program. up yesterday with much better having Lbeen COUNT first sugested t by 11H_er­ ed. W. Leghorns 100, $12; GOO, t lirrcli)- ' announce my cnmllds.y 285.5. WBA1. Baltimore, 11150: G:30J inquiry and better demand for car bert S|iencer, nnd old-time engi­ ; FOR HALE: $1500.00 worth furA B A R G A IN f«>t tli.- office of CIvrK of to* C’lr$58. Heavy mixed 100, $1.1.09, (crrice. Wc give service. Bard Korku and It. 1. Reds, 100, FIVE room bungnlnw 717 West ! nlshings and lease on 42 room cutl Court subjvi-l to tlie will uf dinner mioic*,- 8, WIIAL trio; 9, loads of celery ut $1.50 per crate neer of the Board;- who, with r e ­ F ir^t St., for snle like rent. No hotel. Furnished, 1-ow rent. J. A. ll,,* tiiii-in !it lIt■- Ucniucrutlc prl- Variety Imtys 10, dance prrgram . for I and 0 dozens. Some stock m arkable foresight, bolieved th at pilmcttn Ilarber Shop $1G. GOO, $70. Ph. 278, Emerson rash required. K- K. Page, Phone Cole, Lincoln llutel. " X .' " ^ " " u /'u ^ x iu tA H llK H .. i .122;;. W U lU N ew ark, 7U). G : » G , ; - f i z z i n g in ju ry .an d some uno day the p v e r would break Its . . . . -> ■ t s ■* • • c*. ■, '••• ■» !■■>■v ' ■■ V.X.,,*r . 5 ) . r , ,V7_ r Ilto.1 showing green sold a t $1*25-1.35, bounds. • * Amf Found . V \ ’.tv* ■Hatchery, BrodksvfUi, R is .V 'cv <■ ,70B-\V; Plenty of WOOD & COAL a t DuFOR SALK AT A REAL 10-B I ’ln n l a a n d F lo w e rs h n rt’s Wood yard. !lth & Cy­ pecketbook from Chevpress. I'lup.e upf, parked in front o t FOR SA LE—Citrus nursciy stork BARGAIN on Rough I-emun Roo1. Duality fi .tore on l'irs t St., F or oak and heart pine wood lijht. Party wits seen and varieties guaranteed. Get my Two story stucco resilience, three phone !*20 or write J. II. Sulli­ me nmi' may avoid prices liefore yon buy. F. Burnett. bed rooms, but It, large living van, Osteen, Fin. Strand wood * Ittuniing puckctbook to Wuvorly, Florida. curs including don proper. Flonting cafe* along mixed $9.00 |>er cord. 2 ft. length" 1 n il Ml,.K .IIIK K irtl Avi'. 1 \u r- 1*) *t tninM re my cnuttlilary the London reaches, fust motor*- * • ', dining room, kitchen, | 8.0O per cord. FLORIDA GROWN non-blight, room, (nr tn. .i|* t* s* of Tii.rllf <>f Sriitlli boat services, nnd other Continent­ good ra tin g r e a r : S tuurt Pe­ n . Ml !#)«* 1 to th f V III .,1 IM* • ibllfci r for good al am enities are among the poasiIII* V ««1 t ** -It 1Il*‘ . j tm,- f r l t a u r j cans, Jap an Persimmons, Plums, screened pot eh. Beautiful shrub- 2 7 — M o n ey T o I-onn -1 1” Urt’ I.K I.I.A N 11 crates Early sihilities sueh n scheme would MUhirfg, (iicuNiiur, Prunes, $1.00 to $11.00 per do7.en, are quoted at open up. bery nnd flowers. I-orated in high i THREE, five, or ten year loar/(* delivered. W rite us. Reeve Nursi pmanicc Fur n r e a l ' \ V VSHF.HHtllt * l»ll •r ■ 1 451.3, WJZ New York, GG0: 0, 7- $1.75-2.25, | All sides are agreed th at the need . - , , , ' 1 1 will be considered on first | v *• l i tu llitU nr,' m v cultillilary Seminole .Tire Shop, j fry , C ottage Hill, Fin. 'I Is; G:30, Jodtlo Highlanders; T. t _ • * l 1 la x AMK.'Kii.r * .| . * M -------for stronger and better d efen ses. ' p !••• class subdivision. One of Ihe I m ortgages, improved city proper­ ri. it Si. Phtiiti* 893 • *. ill ' , Mtbj'M-t 1" til. ! Suvov-PInxii nrehestrn, taik; 8, 1 1— M is c e lla n e o u s ty, nt S per cent interest. See t\ 11 •. li • i ^ P F i r n n F M O M Q 1 n°«i« < * "rttfnt. sim» ■ ■ ft \ i •i *I - In tin Juti* a O I L L IJ U E jItIVJI s O „f „i,| embankment walls, built J prettiest homes in Sanford. Price Rhodes laickhnrt. Phone 882-J. rillTt'KNI'KN. Foresti rs; 9, Variety hour; 10. Save 2 G '.', O. S. Vaughn, optomeDODGE A lIi M T O W 01 fif,ybyycurs *Ko’engineers, wou*d ^ M - '- ’V f ” t r !st, L. H. G riffith. Optician. ----------M editerranean'; 11. slundvor music. A T l T 1 O U I jjU TT 1Fj R I \ !°V [ ,learned modern C L A S S I F I E D D IS P L A Y in »nd Graham truck*. Sanft»rd Optical Co., 3GR E. Gth St. $10.0110, with only small cash pay­ (L e g a l N o tic e s ) 315.1’ , . KDKA Pitt -burgh, 13th Street. Phone J. Eyes examined, Glasses made, only EN G M! 71 A IV R K **-• wall who 1* of pci X^ V lLl JIl kS jH l I ------------------IT l a i conlin‘r o ,llt „ thjty inch is m TIP it Ml’ i ni i:: ,i'u p aI IT it ...... i' n tr ist *a t m K, G: 15, u t i l e Symphony o rc h e s tra ;;----- -------------------l ‘,,nstl|oitltoi nnd ltcunrrholil* fully equipped. P lant In Sanford. ment required. For fu rth er in fo r­ T w i . xtv '1 111 it I > J i I *P "I.' I. * T it j h Clinmpi' n Spin k'*c»; 8:30, Syl.» ' . w , , protection against mllions of tons t’linstllmtlon 1- snul l"< ie,lvU nn-*lI COWAN CO. A u iJ ■\ho watch and cluck repairing— . t i i m i n . M | , i n A i n a m . i -M i t 1 • 1 ..... \ •D a v t o i u i H e a c . t . 0 H e S c e n e j, u| uulhoi ill-- to *i.’ the "Kiitloo :*i. u : \ mi. i : .-mi s t y vain,, I .r a t e r s ; 9, \u r,el> hour. , A r T r ln l« (>f IJ s S l a f s of flood water. sheet ineta1 works. reasonable prices. mation and appointm ent address <>t iHi-stis- It vioi .us ,-«nHtl|iut<'il. -IMW s o | ' M\ H'l,,*, I'lA .iiiin V :t*.ti ;,. WGY lichenecta.'y. 790: 8 . i V i> la One particular section of c m -:' . Avenue. Phone 710-W. „ no allow it w* tincorteet»-«l. you I114V1*. *.1 Will lllltr, tlltl ViiUHllANrt, bunkment, probulily three hundred* tfc 12— W a n te d X X I , a n !>'1 *' kx i s t i n » i ! Reining ton band; 8:30. Radio Hoi-1 1'* »*«» « e u g r a v e lleCUrd ‘ Home" cure The Hanfo.d Herald. U.illn.'-llon It I n n . billio n IN lH A N A PO l.lS Feb.— (INS) years old is no thicker than an OFkioRD 111,'icK r.o. u ll.ick hcniliu lies, high bl,,u*l ,is i> i:it i in : l a w s o f t m i : lleker-t: 9 , lpan;t Troubadour-*; 9:30. WANTED—To trade equity in FOR SALK: Five room stucco itn ssiii h.,1 ti«ulna »tf iio* artci I*’-, . S T A | i : OF Fl.O ltllJ t.» Ragnol'a A.e. ’* | Gi.i. triih hhtti 'f ■' .: * I 1st.— (IN S )—F eb ru ary 15th to dinnry garden wall, and the marvel • \N Hi iKiit t- UiHi-a-f. u»>1 In lime good lot for automobile. Must he Pha ie 307. house, now rented for $ 10.00 Iteilioi S'l'AT I OF FI.Mltll'A F.v lie! I ills.5, WIU‘ Washing:»tn, 010: 0, 23rd will witness a serious effort is that the w ater has not swept **•'i, * I h.-ltls, s|t<i|tlf". oiul |> * t 1 *t I > in good condition and reasonable. monthly, located in nice section, nil sit If ton mo .1 woman, you will M 11.1. \ : I > i: SMITH ST ATI: AT Waldorf Asl*>: in otcln-.-l in: !>, Ipana j * n the part if tin- world's fastest it away years ago. T IiltM T K<lit I'MK T\V I..VI*V , , j , , .„ Address Box l 10 cure The Herald. very easy term s. Price $0,000. III olnihl > h i t . e.HIlflll nielist-. To Build Locks 6 lUyS-MAHHONS TlilKi* i i i ' p T A i . i t i p 'JTT mi 'l I’niiliadotii-; 9:30 t,tn*drieti hour; I niitomnbiles to w, t tlu- w o r l d s u u Iiintlili'i i m u m f ftil other illsnn*‘It i* tile rise of w ater In tho.. |trri Autuniohile <'o. T ! s i f i t * • I' l-T.oltl I * \ 1 0 : 3(1 N ational g r a n d o|ier:i, j speed e ro w n f m m Maj. H. O. D. Only $2f»0 cash required, balance j ill n i . 1 | ( | ;() N a d t M i i l ^ r u n i l i u n w n i r u u . u . , .................................................... ..................... X *^1 i n ||I . tillol to « mil'll NnpoLtcn Is 14— lioon is W ithout Hoard Ate. Phone 137. monthly. Address Box 23 cure The Ktilil Ii, have lo.| Ihe hnttj*> of UK )>T > it ' m f ‘ I *V.tt j: i i » a 1 ' Southern »: ...... the urmo.id-Daytona. N,,"th " ! ‘" h ' X ' f f t ' S \V« • * * ■ 'Iih 'iiiio of n had uttnrli FOUR nicely furnished rooms, Herald. T o T in : \ m » tax \V\VN^' 1010. > F l o i itln, hcm li inurni*. S-j«|rrn v e, Iini* V*111*4'** 1 u* Wiltl*r 1° rl»«* .*«x •>( In 0101 rhtilil- lo l l will .lose the ' l Service hi,III. ..1 III.- |..i hi'itllll. Iiiitiplne-with lights, w ater and telephone ; 7 '.».;'.T.V T,,w:< ......................ftit ............ recalled set a record „f -'>•<' D"sbor,n.gh tleclared. “ o f -V iM lR unit Mieeest., jn hL as surely as N.i 21 — A c re a g e F o r S a le ii! Phone 107-W after 7 I*. M. AVIrti CKArt :. »*. , ..... «u- tiled! 175.9. WSB Atiu»:a. 1130: 9 . Ip a .u 293.79 to. p. h. last .March at Dav- l, h“ t com batting inilooi, lost tin- hiitlle ot Waterloo f m lh i flmul* would be by PAINT If >011 alt- HOff.riOi- from any *0 In tli** iilMrtf tniin, with his 1999 .1 ' .' " " ’ **.J~ I T tiit ih in ’ i . t i f : 9 :3 9. G oodrich h ou r; horsi'iiower At 'It K At; K AT $125 per acre. t J-tlMHU ) A I 1 1 •. A litiihling of ii lining". ihe common roiiiiilnlnts cnumernlcil III.’ • 41h ilu> I'lnd Snninulc County One bedroom, 111 Park Ave. "" "Mystery S'' car. t . .i f 10:30, N a tiona l gra-t I opern. I♦> t hi- T hai I ..t o i i i -.i ** F atone i'on«tl|> iii"ti nmt hrinnt Tract of nearly 35 acres, loented “T iltic WilliId be fivp of v k i.iight y )iarticular iiillllr i|»;t I r l***rati**u , o Kiinlx.-d d|;j»t W D O D C h a tta llonga , 1230: rli this run he I... illvel)' ellinlnnteU 11111 i*\ t hI i 11*t The d ru m of thy world's luring Is-tween two Orlando roads with hy A partm ent Fur Gent I-1 lilt* I vt, * lily uf paint & var- 15— out non-sort:leal rriethoils. Wille 8:30 i n 'i iiH,l*'; 9:30, t rgnn recital. cars has been entered lo roar ovet locks across the middle of the h tr- '4 it r *i ill**l Hi* si. r» .*r Kli" frontage on obi highway, can ti* or call 101 free literature, ronsulta. That's why it's such Furnished garage apartm ent. Pri­ *f IT..rt*l:i K » Itel. ,M 11.t.A It I > It 1S4.1. LTUS Hot Springs, 789: Ida bench during the nine i’rbi u.trv inge. 'I tit le would Im> a l"'nutlfill Llon wtllioul 1 t.srue ■jlckcd up toduy- hy someone who v M I T I I , Hint. Al(.»irn*> i m . i a I um I Ut #m in far Pattons Sun Dll Jifft f'liiaVIN IIOWKI.lt. dt*- vtil Itliii hiti ••(f i t tn I iiJ It*ruin #4 in-iru! comedy gems; 9, pop- the sandy stretches of the Flnr- stretch of v.ii'. , uvwnys t-lsaa. al* v t rt vate entrance. 305 Pork Avenue. knows values nt a g re at, sncriflce. I Re^ ft hill, ini (h(r1 e.i Kinsirl.m npnelnllzlm: ways deep, and ihe w.lti r would 1 tovers tletter spreads Ii** T o w n ■»Vt *v 11 **I **, KI i*i Ini.i In (hi*i ‘ l u r t till - ’** ML If 1.1Si2*1**IH roiUPPTt J days. Four outstanding and more , be old" to In- us. d nil the way up. fjal muni of atom •ears 2 1 2 times A partm ent: Furnished. Enquire 100 Very desirubh* location for poultry j In the office.•n•........ "•'in * * ( HMYIIN* T l l v » l * S A S I * l*tM ll | , ,x. i..,..,* inuhic ! lt***'t ill have Ide depih of v t i- vni'vi'.i f from ' o ,,nv*"' N’MItKJI (IT ..... I.Ml.I.AItS, , l , 1’ ,*.,,a !171, ' ,“ , • ,, ooo. or lean mysterious entrie» L1*t* WeM i#iur Av«nuf Orlumlo, III l itrile yuur patronage, W. lOth St., afte r five o'clock. farm. Some high land and nomc n'’1 lu r h n i-l!, ,l I.) a ce rtain ltesnlutl. 111 1 322,4, W HAS I . tutsville, 030. aroused the interest of the wot Ill's ixty five to t' '• -five L e t. Ves­ Kini itla Ti tcplmfir ISr-Ti, muck. Possibilities for devtdopit! t Wall Paper Co. Phone 443. .■**h .oh,ut.*1 to i lo- T o w n t ’oiinell k .’tO studio to ma r t : 9 . Ipana Trouj UmU m otorists in the approaching spec! sels d in v i'“ * th irty feet tif w a te r ing for something on whicii you the T o w n ..I i u I pi I m ITothlu . >>n art. Po litical A nnou nce m e nt the S a i d dn> o f J u l y , A l> 1817. hmlotits; 9:39 Goodrich hour; 10:30, trials. ment are great. If you are f/iokwouid be aide to come up tV> river LOVELY two room upnrtm cnt in *' III (I l«*11. j National grand o|w m. Foremost among the America ■ •uiuticnlyy In the cc:t‘. i i f l.nnI urn-.,, Groves, make reasonable profits vrithran s t a t i: s k n a to h " A reeolntl„n provtdlnK new hom e—convenient nnd re a­ Mt',.9, WMC Memphis, 580: 8, entries is the American Mystery tnu-li.v unnminiT. ns a cundkloi*f Park Ave. Phone sonable. 2173 Palm etto Ave. an Issue of howls hi the T o w n mt holding long, it will pay you tn I Mn-*-*-*-d don nivscK ns Hcnator from Fiddlin' Five; 9. Ipnnn Trouhn- carr of Franw Lockhart, p er ot of Oviedo. F lo rid t. In Ihe sum 1 Ti t hi •:".** wn-id b>. ',393 ' - ' t to investigate this. Address It. J. tli* 371 Ii 8,-nntorlat district com of KKVKN* T i l l »l *8A N I* F i ll T '. id-ittiM 9 :30, Goodrich hour; 10:30, A meric posed of Seminole llrev n rd C*on3 ROOM furnished apartm ents. If. cure The Herald. P friro n racing drivers. This m u -, wide. All iotUu would- W ^ioppud, -s«r»*i— r 4 -: I I U N D U K D (»7.*h0 0 ») m i l , mi NY SHOP v lira suhjci l in l lie n s n m c ra iic I .A H H T h e iHfiireeits from ilo- ' rtOdin t'onriTt. chiine Known ns the Isickhart- hut it we"ild have niliusteLbi gates, " “ P rivate entrance. 218 French. ' p r i m a r y to he Itelil .fiino Stlt. l K t Oh anything Ir. -aie t h e n of lo hr ns, d lo p.,t I 340,7, WSM Nashville, 880: 9 , II eleei.-d I promise to continue 22— Ri*nl Estate To Exchnnjje Stilt* S|>ecinl is nearing rumplewhich ut low tide would m lr f ' of ttallv fmnnee the cost ol eet I phone call will get Furnished a p a rtm e n t— Hot and lo w o rk i **r tin- lu-st interest of Ft'llpniia Troubadours; 9 :30, Goodrich tain street I ni pro vo me tits :ilion nt the S tu ll Motor Plant here. n slow downward i-iiiri.l 9 . -,i 417-W. 9 Raildlstrl.-i nnd I Invite you to mv t.rssed .ignlnst the prlvnli-li hour: 10:30. National grand opera; cold w ater. Garage. Reasonable. WILL T R A D E — E q u itie s in s e v e r ­ re cord oil sin'll Important L -g 's liOther Entries . woud help to k .t p the . wuteni owned property i.hn lilnn svhl 11:50, vocrl prog tain. Apply 11G W. 19th St. al good lot* for small house. W hat tl.iii as i!*io.t roads. •oiineivatton of Mri-et Iin pro vein e n I s : presrithThe other three outstanding en- s"cet nml cl"un. 1 29 (1.9 . WSMU New Orleans, 1010: have y ou. Give complete details os -in r n*< nr. 1 1 resotj.eer. redtietloti «it Inu the f mi tn .uni i-oniirttoii m I^YOUK OLD WALLS T h e tiiim itself w.-ald c dtsil* f suite taxes snd edurntlon. I auk FOUR-ROOM APARTM ENTS: ►aid lion,Is lo to- m i i's',e*| ,t*| O-.'H), v t .a l l in stru n t.n ta l; tlMnce trioH a»o thoto of Captain Matrolm •ament co n cn d e L m l w ith g r a n ’ NEW WALL PAINT lo location, price, m o r t g a g e s , etc., ilie supp-»r; of all loyal irem orrsts nro v td ln g lor n yltiltlnc. fund ('ampljoll, Hritihh tiro, who will j .1. r A f t n i s i i Mi NKW AND BRT- newly furnished: reasonable. W at­ w h e n a n s w e rin g this ad. A ddress mu.iic; theatre. f->r the pit vine ni ..I pnmTi>.tl drive u »t*cretly built 4sr>0-lior*v* l o u n d c l on chalk. T h e u p p e r Sll«e,Jrtjoi|j'y {FUHTHKR INFORMA- er and light* furnished. 110 Com­ Box 29 care The Herald. nnd Interest o| n u.l lu.n.ls *' ran r n r v r v J iiio k fin i- w in d . I 1„- a Mi.ttlway 10 f.'(,t .-f ,t A t * •In Whitt*, rhilwtlflphia mitonuibib* at i *4 i ''H o n e 2.i g -j o r mercial St. I hcr.-l.i iinnnuttec iny r n n d M n r y Amt a* Amended lo that iT-o lu tlo n .hit.-d .1.. nu.i i , 7ml. wide. ............ for r, -I'lccilon to I hr offlrw of power Nupier engined cur; J. M. |C COl LEIL BANFORU. n ,t tio \ iinrt ------------ —* 24— L o ts F o r S alo !I m11,I'. 1 to*ot I 1.’ * entitled F o u n t v Ju 'ta c of S r m in o l " C ou nty Nicely furnished upartm ents with ,-»iiflrm>d 4 , ccuhory m anufacturer who haa en " A Itesolnlloi, .mo n-lnir ili.ti F lo r id a . HUbjrcl to the Will of ttis I T: . ’ nu hand and the seal W IN TE R PARK Nt v: B f* -' ' C ••■ritiln H i M i l u i j f i n ml**|i(»*J I* * all modern ronveniences. Phone PARK AVENUE LOT. near 13th | ) i 'i n i " - [ j h r Vftl thn of Hiwlnol*horse ill*- . 't.-i-ait ' " H i t *d tin- T w e n t y - tercil n ’hWyllmlOr, 1 1 * T * * r t it *%nif|t*ri r• ( ((»*• T * • ii n G r a n d T h e a t e r f o im a llv tm'- ’ H . . HUUC, STORE—Pre- 79. Cull ut .318 Palm etto Ave. S treet, facing cast. Will sell on C o u n i y , in the ncmoonitle P r im a ry Mi,id li i l h T a l i ' l l , alt 01 U l t i m a t e power four ton niyMeriou* motoi • K l i i r l t l i . **n ti n -1r*( J u n r 8th. 157* Orcis, Soda. 'Vr are easy payments. Desirable locution olrctlot, to hr h*lrt •I * ' uf J i l l ' 1'»'J T, i\H 14(1 s*s| J A S ll. H I I A l l O N m m'md.-! "t tils'* i h e ' i \ ViV day "of ■m on ste r and H. Depct.din, French furnished fof pretty home. Box 25 care The I^Vuur nltone. Call 103 FOR R E M — Two "A 1ft'ffiiliii l* H |in iY i*1i n u (i*r winner of the 1927 Gruml Prix of 1 .1 no n ' A H I'U* ♦*n f n m if of l»> i |t• T m i n r n u T A X ro i.i.K .rro n apurtm ents, large rooma, 919 Herald. » lit M‘«st.AHH, Spain, who har wired the trials • O v lo ff.., K lfir til t in tli* Mini I u-lfh to u n n o u n r r that I am n BLOCKS— Irrigation Turk Ave. r i t r k ni tini!*»url *f H K V T . N % N ! » K " l ll ca nrtldnt n for r r . election to lh « have u .f t In; :3cd Ju d h i.t l r i r e u lt committee that lie will general ccmci,t w o rk . n t \ N h i t i :r > 1 nro o'fle o of T u x Collector of Hem In nf fhe Hlau- «*f Klurlilu, In ‘‘surprise’' car «t Daytona in Feb­ OAK HILL LOTS: The beat loca­ 010 I s V H S . ill* firiM'fsMlfi fiMtii »h»* J. E. Ter- 16— Houses For Rent C o u n ty , eulijnct lo the action nmt for Hiitrinol** »*«»unt> tlt^rf*«*f i n I*** u *■•*«! **■ I 'n r tion in the subdivision. Price $660 of thu votrrH In Hit, I'e m ocra tic and Bunruary In time tu" the speed trials. im :a u H f ' l l l f l n o n i f (lt»* r*rtnt i*f «"*'•i P r i m a r y to he held In June. I w I I.H O N A IIO Y I.K . . SIX room house. Bath, w ater nnd each on term s of $10.00 cash and ( ‘umpnri'd with the Philadelphia Weak and Run-Down Mittovri <!v)i i t l n Mr*t**t i m | M .»?*■ f o u r eupport w ill he uppraclatud ! A l t i.rneys at lo t" . [►OOnNG—The Roof F.v* thUfl R fH lI i th ls Hi** |niv iil*‘ h J N O . f» J I N K I .N H lights. West First St., $20 per $10.00 monthly. Address Post O f­ monster cur the huge foreign en­ Woman Got Stroug and Wafl. Saofi.rit, Flo rid a **'vhi*rt jinutYu 1 y 11(ml11tiK »«( rL ^rtol shlngldi. month. Apply 1U, Poplar Ave. fice Box 431. Sanford, Florida. tries, Lockhart will drive the r m i T in : i .t :i i f N t . A T t * R n i m p n i V i iH f ni **. nr* v<*i (!• IN T in : F t l l r l T t’t'l'U T <>F 8KMSayi Cardui Started Har L tln„ftn(1 Calvlnltcd I hereby announce yi> caneidnqx •n c t h r f - » r m nn«l r»*n#|lt»•♦?»>• •*( IS'Ml.i: F O t ' N T V . 1*1.O K I DA IN smallest car powered by the sm all­ *1- Cowan. Oak FOR R ENT— Five room house 21—Lots For Sale Halt! linn»lH tr* |i« |mi*11 i*f| anti for the l . r g l h l a l i u t j SUhJect to t h r i'll AN T'llft V. est engine ever used in speed ' f On Road To Healtb. . . w ill of the votefj. x»f Hemlnole d r n v i r l ln k f f o r m r I n k ( n k f it net it.-Phone 1 1 1 . near Rand's Siding, 510.00 per .IAM*; h W O l ' n i l T O N . I ’om idaln - race. The mysterious midget ma­ C o u n ty . In t h ' p r i m a r y to he hurt fh a p ay m m ( nf p rim in w l ■as uni month, C. M. Berry. . • ii«i LttiTfN t of $$441ff h»*rid** ’* V'N chine which has heen tmill by lawk^Il-rcrklrlt.g, pinno Palm etto Avenue lut, facing east, v»n J u n e #, *1. M. L o t t n * Clarksburg, Mo.—Mrs. T. G. Iloirio, ‘ 7H»I I** h r I hh ti*'il piiriittri ml I it r*-i s M A n i T I t F I t O M i l l i ; amt i i a t t i u «pert» with 17 years FIVE-roont house w'itli garage •“••ii O n lr r * * i»nH l : «•tIf»n* " f »l with 75 feet frontage, can bo M t K I t F U O M l i n ; hL“ . " ' I f 1 11 o harl and S turt engineers here is of this place, says; T i i o n o f n v i r i l o * Fh.rlil**, «ln l« Imit F O i r T A X A M S K e a t m • ixteen feet long, rises 36 inches law 0nIK nd)tprrd,[c lore for rent. 30G" WesleiKixth St. bought for $1,000. Address owner, I hereby annnuai'e to the pi-eph­ * d j ii lo p lu f l, hu Id I ’.o m - I n i i * I »' In iTTIiMl F: I. ' l 'I,.K N II.Jr.. I fNAffi 'tKV KrYf.V N snT A Nu- above “For two years I ?»s in very poor |MnFpe. 10 & n B Mc thhc gmud, has sixteen cyl­ health. Some of the time 1 was. oik Box 24 cure The Sanford Herald. ot Hemlnole C o u n t y that I am n 1 1 » i l i ’ l i n m l i n l l d n n f I IN V. I l l ' Apply R. Levy, V aldestlfotel. H ' M ' r r . I.. A. T A T K . l l A l t l t V F. I'hune 832. inders und will develop less than l » I S K D f 1100. 00 ) I K l l . I . A IIS . rfl.l* camllilate f o r ^ t a x aeteasor auhje, t WKAVKU. W . li, T I l O l t N T U N . most past going. I was very weak In the di'Clebm o f thu votern In h i i i r l f i r I n i l ' r e n t nt i h r ini* uf ►!% nnd II L. M O tl lt K tirfftiduais. 5 ROOM house on W, Second St., 599 horsepower- The csr only and run-down. thn Iii-mocratlc P i T m a r y to be. hehl |H*r m n l t i m . p r r iin ii uti i. ji*i«*r«>Hl IX)T BARGAIN U t 1. Evans N O TH'lt ! O K At A H T t il l’d H .U .K . Si«r.* ° r e!i kinds, two blocks ' from business dis­ J in,,* of (Ida year. I hava llrr>l p;i>;il<l«* m i i l - n n t t u n l l y i h i ............ ................ Vi.llee la l i r r r b y glvt-n that uu- weighs ulmut 3,000 pounds, about “I tried to make the moot of what Terracce, 03 x 95, Com er M ag­ 111 III O ra nge uud Hcmlnulo countie* •p$ ti nil J u l y lu t « f k r p Ja > * m , r " P-inl A Wail Taper trict. Good locution for m an of r ttuu er ' ooff 91 Hict „'tid sad h•>y>' vVilr a ne e rre of a ihud of the Sunbeam driven by little strength 1 had by taking f t* "S* f o r tu years. 1 have eenrotl m* It’iads to to, namlmrt-d nolia Avenue and Hughey S treet. riiMr i-onst-eullv,--) . tosurr ami Hale entered In the m oderate m ean s’ who w ants to bo c o u n ty co m m U a lons r on and off l> from one to seventy-four it lit I" 1 < .yr.. .litIII,.d tsiua- on the Ur. I Mn (or Sengruvc. quent rests, but I could find nothing dose lo town. S. O. Shlnholser, Price $750. Jla lf cash. Best buy f o r t i > earn 1 hove made iny l i v ­ 711 la*tli mitnliera Ineluatve. nnd I" 1 .ho *'f I't m m ry , A, P 19!*. I- as Nevertheless t U Ixxkhurt mys­ which would start me on the. rood killed Female in Sanford. Phone 783—M. i n g m i n i u k stock nnd< cltrue fruit m i 1 tire serially In Hie f.ilbortne Hfo-rlal Maslt-r In t'liaheerr. "ii Phone 1 BG. 'fl 11 net furmliiK. I propohe to let every ■miliner, t'l-w l l ; $7*'" tn* la t-aeli >>l yl.m dsr Ih o tith tiny of F e b ru a ry . tery' rule is equipped with the to health again, until one day 1 de­ tas|Mi>*>r ca rry In* prop ortiona l • |h- years 1!>*8 to l!*37 both laclii- A I* IV!*. same Iw lltK'K Rule Dav saint- component a rts as a stand­ cided to try CarduL Jk-suty Culture Psy. id this t ’n ilrt slid a tern I sali-s day. FOR RENT,— Bungalow, ^Nicely FOR SAI.E-r-East front lot on share of luxe* hy v i e w i n g tile p ro ­ >l>" snd tltOC.tn in Urt*; niid. "I had heard about other waaaoB Your support A V fIB R U A H , II appears from m I iI la front of the C o u rt House a I ard pnssenger t a r including four who had been benefited after Magnolia Aver.ue, Evans Add!- p e rt y personally. r r ' ^ ' V n d Islefurnished. Well located. Plibnc w i l l he appreciate*. Hanford. HrtnlnoliC o m it y . Florida I * • lit lots filed as a f o n s a ld lliat I* 1 1 •whecll) rukt-s, three-speed tra n s­ 81 tk k0 ,u,, 9^ 110*0 Who 99. . tlon., Very desirable residential it. eo 1 made up my mind to eee R. i i . j c i L d i s b . ; . km T'H taken In eonIis'otI"n wltli tlm will nffer for sale lo the hlaheel f ,1()0 Soulh axle what it would do for me. I took I- -" s p e c of suId Ilotuts of The T o w n sml best bidder for easti, e-trlmt mission. and worm , driven Six room house: Tenth, between district. Large lot. Owner will s a c ­ T'oh stTatu u rn iu rV iiR *,f •tvledo, F lu rid a , hn\*- heen r*-an- tlu- leant hours of sa!». thu t.*Jo»v- ami clutch. ___ ____ . Cardui for several month I wish to n n n n u t i u m y candidacy U i In e v e ry r e i p w i and to sir let las- ilr H -r lla il laud. mU uw I m. Magnolia and P alm etto. .R e n t rifice on easy term*. Address lyuwi H ' f a r the tltato i ^ t g a t a t u r a tO r a u p e8Ti'orrq**v vrffh la ir sod that a(* nnd l . e l n r tn the I ’ m tnty of HerniaC. D. B. care Herald. • Lockhart, winner of th e 600-mile very much gratified with 1 l'hone 261. '• l b ! " ' ^ arn M i lli n e r y reasonable, r i nnd- w ill » n p r r e . » t e support in i . ik conditions and thin,is required ,.j,- nod Hlute of F lorida , more pur"I began to dotny own work i „ Indianapolis Motor Speedway au ­ which the p rim a ry to he held In J u n r . deaerlbed ae - follow I had not been able to do l.tw. lo exist, happen i-rd l«- per- tli'illnrly rW ' for 2. For Sale or Kent—Six room house >* r. I f A t l A N . t.i 26— Miscellaneous For Sale tomobile 'ace in 1026, is consider­ formed peered, nt lo in-1 la ihe. Is­ l o - w l l : a long time p est My color, »r*rDil? ?upils' Weekly I. oi F o r t y t h r e e t t l > of J t: suance of said H ood h i ' . evlste.l. In Floria Heights. Price right. ed to he the fastest driver of small had been pale end ealiow, r O K FO I X T Y C O M W IM IO N K II j'lirn's Hlll.dl Vision of Itlnrl. 11m ' lnd,v»J9al lea- Terms. Enquire 60* Palm etto. Apt. • »\i< lo,ppened and hn<< l.een pernatural, and my complcxiua FOR SA I.E—Two thousand lbs. of I v i ,h to announce that I uni <• formed lo r n r u l n r ntel dun Mine, ta rs in the world. "t-”* of Mellonvllle. aeeordlriK datadr I.,,'m"deled* New A. for tin* orflce « f Cnunl> fm m nod mnnnt r at -".pilred hy to Flat thereof recorded ill fill I up. I gained In weight and wee plea* - -- * ■ 1 i . .. i ______ . . ____ Pecans grown from the fam ous cnndhlate Coinmlsnloher from IX a tH c t No. 8, llook 1. pngs St. nf tt’ ., Pflldh* ed to have an improved eppetilw 1 Any OFFICIAL DIRS Sampson Grovis of M clntoah, Fla. subject to the decision of tho v o t ­ II. -eords t,f S rm lim l. I'oillil.'. •i pumti* ‘ n o w . TfIK IttJK O l: " Cfl‘*se*, 400 S. A ttractive stucco bungalow, com­ "When I finished my last bottle ' m rt'h e re Flo rid a | osceiiG M'oUNhtoun Grades, 15c, 20c, 25c, 30c. Will ers In the Democrat lo P r i m a r y to i nee of nn.llrde e of t' of Cardui I w ss feeling U-tUr than l pletely furnished. Garage, large ship in 10 lb. lots or m ore, F. O. B. be In I'l on J u n r 8th, A. r>. 1»J* •1 Mltde Notice Is I'rr- 1 -li-i-n Hint l.o,s I. 3. 1. (; amt 8, us p. r HACKENSACK. N. J., Jan . 9 _____ y B. K. L O N O . • ■he P l i l t e n ’ and T o " description' nnd pint thereof f i of the >W| lot and in good locality. R ent rea­ McIntosh. C. I>. Powell, McIntosh, tIN SI—The body uf G arrett had in years. Now I am strung and “n‘cd Male i-c o rd e d In Mleeell.,oroti* Ih.n'i i, «r * b* well." .* T o w n of Oviedo, 1“ sonable. Apply S tanley- Rogers T o t t r o t r s n • A s s its o n n r Buckner Wall. 58. vice-president of • end apIe, P»fbs.,.Mfi 01 *h< Publ*«Id O rde r re q u ire " • FI*._________________________ ____ T A X BA At all drug stores. jv<Mf« •-e«ur t of i r before the P|e-,.-. Htiw. Co.. 204 Sanford Avei the Ctiesapfuke nnd Ohio Railway, I T*hh t« announce to Ike people 11.,. Trknivjfbll'O rireuii '■ ■■ ■'**IT*'** " 1 Inols P o u a f y IJiut .J am ■ of -i -emlnola today euro m e here from St. T e r ra s } C S s h o p 1‘su e ii-i-e r to l'» f tho Kisib nf V*4or|d s *• *•** l*Jh FOR tyENT—(Pie* room bongo- FOR RALE—Own your slot mach­ oan< Idate le f«n for ra-slsrtjep tho _t>(-----. til „— C«od pk* 0"11 ^ ^V M I T , Augustine Fla,, where lie died, ine. Easiest and qulckeat w ay to floe ofiga giA a ^e sso ry subja e i to th* asp nf' t V L r u <rv. A , , i « >»7» SAjAh* fat r e ^ . p j l j | T«m, . 1 •rm anant ter Kjmeral services will U-- held SatTOPW -s-lwj-jft tr gnwUal Slav1* make money In Semlmde* County. w t w t t i ' , « e mf .t , y * „ f t K ; Gild Vin Mui" “ n U rrk o ry ' K H I c i i u Y a f o r . I ' d i u p l o l m i ' i l *. ■ *' 'urd9y alU rnoou. . • 4 . Box 3775 Avenue. Get the key a t Tho Her- Others operating why not you. of ltd* y «d * jv iu iu N . - u o r L k a TiiOiiTON . V A lim IA N a, Box 13-M care Sanford Herald. 5 ** rZf^Wffw^W •1 / -alVka., laid office. , A* -irfqw.r,>> . WANTED: Young man of good uppcaranco to do-house-to-bou»® ;C M hlB:AUrS«*- • iO M B tio n •on-'stricttj-com m ission basis, flood proposition fo r som e­ one willing to work. See Mr. Pow­ ,' sod collector « nt ers ut The Uornld office. r AO. R A T E S .fcTwffl}?,rrceil^ The M • :i T h e wants and offers present­ ed to you in this Classified Sec­ tion are constantly changing—like the quotations on the stock mar­ ket—and they are just as eagerly followed by thousands of readers —read this thrift-ticker every day. J --•re ' I ll FELT VERY POORLY J j? ® ^ I •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. Text Any textual data included in the document ******************************************************* D.A.R. Group Plans Bridge And Dance On Thursday evening the Sallie Harrison Chapter D. A. R. will give a ball and bridge party at the Hotel Forrest Lake. This affair promises to be one of the most delightful of the pre-Lenten season. Mrs. R. E. Tolar is general chairman and will be assisted by Mrs. F. McKenzie Davison, Mrs. John W. Meisch Jr., Mrs. A. R. Peterson, Mrs. Frank Scruggs and Mrs. W. Theodore, Langley. Dancing will begin at 9 o’clock and_____ ______ _______ ________ dances will be introduced. For those who wish to play cards, tables will be arranged in the drawing rooms. **************************************************** 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, February 01, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 01, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 01, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald