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C a rlto n
D efendant In W itch
Says H e Saw M entalIm age
O f Victim In Palm O fH and
F e lid ta ta d
B y S e m in o le B o a r d
Th#
fereweir M essag e
o Sanford Citizens
H e ra ld
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A g a in s t
M a y o rA n d
O th e r C ity O ffic ia ls
GARDEN 1*0 VIEW
REMAINS OF TEX’
DeCottcs Lauded
For Untiring Work
R e tirin g
H ead
ptUhnl a elie- lo GaMVi*
H ira m Jo h n s o n S ta n d s
I s D en ou n ced
F b r C ritic is m s M a d c
holding their flr»t meeting of
tlw new year, yotcrday Jl»*
M akes
F u n eral
S e rv ic e s
For
F a m e d P ro m o te r T o
Be
T h is
A fte rn o o n
In W a y O flm m e d ia te
U n c o n d itio n a l
fic a tio n
Q f
R a ti
T re a ty
Watson Fighting
F o r Settlement
D e cisio n T o B e F o r c e d
D»rU K. Carlton wt.biag Mat
•urtru in h‘» I'lmmiatratlaa
and pledging Mm their i«pT*H
and cs-nprrallon. T h , mrtMgr.
by each of tha mrwNC* .
a n a I /idlaaa: M\V*. tha h t h l
of I 'a n n lu ia a r i, n p m M l l ( l
KaminuU County, •ataml U y w
u d ia l ( u n l i t * uf th# lU :«
of Horn)*, oar kmrty conirntulationa. «;d p M f r a a r tineerc
c» operation %'itb grain adw BlitratUn. With b » t a u ltn for
poor aorrraa. Signed, W in
Mriwh, charm an.'Frank
Doaton Steele, II. F. Wheekc
and H. r . U>n(.
R e m a r k a b le T e s tim o n y G iv e n B y D o c to r W h o
D e cla re s A ccu sed S la y e r H a d Id e a
W ife
T u rn ed
S t o u t
D efen se O f
Trinkle And Heads
O f City Speak To 1st Year’s Business
llc in s r
*•
P e rs e c u te d
S p iritu a lis t
Ilf il« n s L MlfllWu
lni#r»*fWaal
lWr»h*t
Htift
Verrwopnedeel
r u M e d iu m
Y O U . 1*1. Jam. 'J - In lh# pa n
of his Kjftal f.*r j n n jwhn BJ>.
ai)Ff, "f'eiw « u * dct»<» ' »»• I. Al
1at the wut'Wr
S i U mi I* k * t
mrjff. any * mental
it tS* m«n he kftlel. Tn*r» .•e
a hoi m i. every tint#
•> wH
P resen t T o
hti r»«t, w.frying hi in i»wl il*r»I
M y s t i f y i n g >iig
ntin*| ar«i hraltH
law rvmarkalbW IwliHMiry ma* ,
S p i r i t u a l i s t f.trn »»n thw eitscM alaiul liaia;
•I Iiv Julius Cumrue, «f V*»-.
lyrmrrly r.»nlh#>rt«l W*.h tH* I* *•! ;
Jt.riphbea U*dpi»*J. in M ^ il
r
nirnta, ilurAiCt. TV* du»t*f le'M
sage
Th
P tfln lW y g
Hoover Hap
Strange Message
Delivered In Code
W itn e s s e s
O b se rv e
Feat O f
N oA nnoun
WA-SHINOTOM . J i
l — H erb ert H oot
i I NS
on* drflnJt# deriukxi a
cabinet. It tit th a t i
W . Mellon, th e griaxlg
turn A n a a rk r from
burg «U1 rem ain aa n
111jrmyrr «<t (uses *»n *•
J , n J.t, 111it. ihe Uil lime U*t 1
•, *kt ~BI> myer bed * fl**d *-•»
n. »»« btinf p.n»nil«l,* 1*1
t ..d im »»i4. ' H* lh...«ht Na«< «* .
u . . parvu^g bivc II* <*iuhin'l ■'*
ELEVEN NATIONS; KLAN ANNOUNCES
LINKED BY AIK AS IT WONT PARADE
PLANES DEPART AT INAUGURAL
I n a u g u r a tio n In M ia m i
In a u g u ra l
C o m m itte e
O f S e n i c c T o S o u th
R e lie v e d O f B u rd e n
Is S een
U p o n H e a rin g N e w s
MIAMI
B y N o ta b le s
IT*, J n
p-U N Sb—
Kiev*. . * * ...! ami
A - .n
can netlyn* were Imbed with the
United St»t** by rail p*»werger ale
tervlee tralay. Inauguration tf
AmciUa't flrat InlernetUaral »l.'
tervlce ■*» blarted *1 TJO A. M.
oiik the dedtomtloa of threw air
mril rout** hot*.
Dedkatery eaer.lma to h ptoe:
at the ran Amerkaa Alt port ken.
a »l wepe p*rtUlpal*d ^
getetaraeat afflelal* and aa array
of n«t*d nyeru- DedVvatien of tk*
mall roolea to the Wect Indlea
nwrked Ik# Wageat e agio operaling airway la the world. Railr>*d
peeaingera leaving any rity In the
ccuatry can now kuy through air*
m -a rd B i
r Z w ’TIraSyJK
W as
A f te r I f e a rin g M es
B y H n v in ffN iffh tS csNEW YORK. Jan. »—IINSI—
Tex
Rickard
will
be
bur
ed
tM*
h ^ H fa i A d m in is tra tio n
s io n I f A c c o r d F a ils
afternoon. The funtrtU **rriee*
■
WASHINGTON^~*Jan- 0-O e#
t . F o rm e r M ayor E . F . I b u s- will be ctnductwi l" bla own Midi
holoer, severing hU con nee - ion fcpiar) O.rden. where lb# iflarnn Irreconcilable— SantUr
ikm y .cstm lay with Ihe City vetrrwa »huw»*n He* In ***t*. ,n Hiram \V. Johnain, of Cal fomia,
, Commission, addrenaed ht*
today a'.rani batman tha Sanata
fs colleague* and the audience an *t»o.pher# t f moornlnf un
natural
to
the
arena
of
aporta.
-With a defense of hi* adminN e w G o v e rn o r A lig n s
Literally thomanda were wait
r’ . latratlon. an eulogy of City
^ A tto rn e y G eorge A . DeCotten ing te preae ihelr w‘ *r
H im s e lfA g a in s tK x ***•
a n d .a denunciation of The tmltdlag today,>vaa loon rw the
c e s siv c T a x B u rd e n
- Hanford Herald.
lae ••natortal wan over the UrnRetiring to private life iftu gatea were twang open at 1° j gue of Nation* and World Court,
TAI.I.AIIA.SSr.t:, Fla-. Jan. 9
gm 'jig thrvu year* aa City Com- o'clock. Dur ng the rdght. thoo.- held out for a-me official action
|
I S » ( - Ibuyle C. Ca.lUat Ftorl(aatloMer. IT month# a* <hl«f
by the Senate, tolling forth the •da‘* n«w guv*tnor, tralay wa* reexecutive. Mr. Houiholdcr charged
Ameilcan Inm i at adherence to reivtag plaudit* . n bU inaugural
. f i t Herald with having failed la
thr treaty, lie inaUlnl upon e rnldr**'. ye tier Jay In whkh he Ufulfill U« obllgatlom to Ita read,
itatemenl lo
the wurld that cued a warning aganlit exeeaalvc
ere, that It kaa dletorted the fart*,
Amcrct will never permit foreign »X.\mll»ut*4. Ueclartng MmrwH
that If* publisher* have Injured
Interference with the Monrv* for a "tounj flaral year and aound
the rlt'senahlp In the eye*, of the
Doctrine and that approval of the
gntiDn, and that they a r, not ac will be conductod at the burial K>rtlogg compact d.«« not mean Kuiuai.* pulley, Ihe new chief
executive declared agalnat *'hlgb
quainted with the firet principle*
American endoraement of the Lea taxea and Ihe aril of o*er»got
plot.
t f . Jourua'Um.
eminent.’*
The arrvket In the garden were gue nor Wp-fid Court.
K Umler a Jltcumion of the "City
Admlnirtnttlon leader), led by
TV government mutt be at
to
begin
at
two
o'clock
thte
after
a the Pro*,” Mr. IbMtholder
Senator# Wataon (R) of Indiana,
C% what lie deKribea a*.the noon, after additional theuaanda und Borah (R) of Idaho, tough! a a aimpie and dirert at peaaibl*.
parpoa, t f Journal Urn, th, newa- have ftlml pact tho bkr. Ov Uw amicabta **ttlea*ant of the trualy Governor Carlton dec'.*red. In
aoivtng Ik. problem of taiallm
baper’a place in a commvnlty, and
row. If ah agreement l* nor and f nance. 'The prohieaa a » 'l
floor
of
tho
•«***.
»
fc*r*
■»•"*
•
BgPlkly reienta crltlciam from
reached within a day or two, it ha t^Jicd a* a condition te our
what.he call* the “»elf-eppolnud pria« fighter ecotedi a knockout wa* evident they will cock to
ftitur, progrtt*". he tald. L'adtr
ten tort of public morality and to the hoarao yolla cd tho populate, force a derttfcw by keeping the
Mm rlrtue." Ha doforea Ua 1,000 -rlngakkra” wUl atontly alt Senate la aeaalen »t night. Thu*
"humllatlon" te CUy offklale through tho promotora* tail ahow. far. both aWoo have arbitrated
and tbargev Tha lleratd with de- They wUl bo tho relatirea, friend*, their dlffrroneee bat objection*
llhendaly attempting U Infant# boalneae aaeoclatee. rvportera and from Secretary r J State Frank a
honorary poltboaaorm
Kellogg dwtrpyad each teatathro
itil Jehaamt refated
agnr meat
to make any farther tonce*
T«bUc. will fie qoJotiy Uto the
The Secretary of Btata de
meaaanlne
and gaUariee from
and dletrkta la burdening **h av
eolvee efth ftnanekl chllgtUooe.
Thl. authority, ho aad, *htm)d bo
Lit duty loot night keeping the that A merle* would not eater the
mmeaac crowd* In oeder a# they treaty Mindly and depemH»« ap eentralaod. ItoMlag up k^a ad.
T■ . .
«_*■__ _ # ILmaiMB •lAlitralioi) i s • fuiH# In futl&fi
waited for a , taetaat In the eold on tho
laterpre’-atloaa of foreign rrfimee. ea^Joveinor Martin. 1a a
tefore It wa# their tune to eater nations*
farewell addrev*. (oelewed hi*
tho garden and view tho body of
Tho tentative agieomcnt*. tha* aceumplitkmeat* dueag k * teato ita entirety:
tho premier fight promoter who far dladuaaed. have revolved iruvnJ
ure of offko.
■ *. B . r - HoarhoMo*
had etaged *0 many i pectoelea for a ulan
ta have th*
Forria’*
plan to
the Senato
S«i
He pointed to tho aaaUrlol doa PmcJ# of SaaSmie
their honefit. Mode than 1M00 Re/a I ana Committee flto a
one C----ernaa, to Uaalioa. and eiteaatoa
lomaeewk CHy Comari**kni
port. Mating tha. Amerkaa te^je
\»* tho pact y**e and half
of rdherenc*. TMo w,
to both aldeo but t*1
, w
»lie m aJclpel a|faita ehkh th* crowd. Thar were bej/oral ablea toaletad fltal r i-t tho H»nJ totoP*W>n were .hocking to pugilRh*. giggUag g'ri*. *llh. hat. a to adopt tha rrpori-Thla wai *PIttibally. •"< whl* h .g * * Ud gentleman, women la evening po*cd by Kallagg. TH*«i ‘h* . irtw w * of tho InakllUy of drees clerks aohlkru of fortune, recooc talk* aritod that On *•**
af mu cltUaag ta await fto- et.tenter* I , tea-gallon haU, and at# aend tho i*P « t »•
devai pmento. haa MMfd
with a reqeoot th*» H k* J J J * ’
krahto atrlfe and Otooe—k B
milted to all rignalory roriktoI tho tooM* toward th* gee.ng made fo* th* bentotM Fr d*y
Ag*la Kellogg objretod.
md. Inaaotoch aa IHo noaaal
night okea Bkhop Hoyt M. Dcddto
in. Imcomlkktoo **hed
Doe of y * « C>— took*
agroo to aond tk* r*pw*t to the *t Birmingham. Ala., will addrea#
Aageer. IM l have not looa
member* of tha Method *t Uaifa
tignaterk*.
without the *• **'* ^
■led to yoa ta a tree aed
kmg any aetkm. For thd lh •
’ f tla h a t the ahapeh dhnea. Ik:ween
time. Kellogg ohjmtod. MjLag •
*»t Li aid IBO are expected to h->#r
U t dkt agulthed churchman, ac(Coatlaaad Oa Fog* Eight)
coedlag t • lboa# to «har*. *f IN
t
H e
O fM a g ic ia n llo s
By Alfred T. Newheery
UUJ ^
WAAMINOTON. Jea. *.—(U.Sb
_
|)ik Etna **M M n4 oft*A,y u wit tlaga aa 4**%, ^ ^ ,,1^0 Kara during fraaldiacr;Ml ||M m ', taoagaratlaa Ear. C
m IM gy. Kvaa*. Imperial wlaaidL
atedo the aaoeoar imlot. He anhi.
-yhe klan plaaa a* demesetrcL**
„ WathirgtuO *t tbe prvmol.Perkepa »*. ether utterama I j
Kvana, wae aw*Ued by ae many
|)WK(I •( peemlaaaeo and talhaI M , j|r. Ilaover htigaeU to eaM
la have beoa aaaieua to kora what
the aecrat urgaaiaet'oa plenaed to
j,*. On Mar. t. ehaeoro ef each aaput tik tan* Re
fwtaulk*
lieved, pr-mpled the early t a k a
at o -regular and tU -fa iknoed**
targuratw *. with ita poaip a » l
tiohoraio ceremeay.
Ubwtver* recalled Mr. Ueovot
wae thiaktog about ha* tooogafa-
eral ether ehaervdr*. After the
chad** acre drawn Ford went hue
* treaco and e'aaoenred he wa* la
runtect with a “eoairof* la the
apirit ererhL ‘
According la Ford th* “voalrW
raid: ~Th* am * area who rare*
uatunlay night I* c-mlng »ga*»
He' any* 'IUU* Bern, my **w i«
and Sooth American cooalrios At
a time when ha might have koedl
devotlag aU Ida Haw to farihe aw
ing apeoebo* h>» good.wg| t r y
ctM ltaled .
bit
inoagarotboa
epoeeh, to* tab bet and etho* aw n
heart.’ “ "B ees" a.cotdlag to Mr*.
(Cootiaaed On Tag* I )
d ig ra m ‘ to Li. C#L U. th Grand
3rd. thairaUa •< tho geveiamw t
huugural cummlUee, alaitog U
I rvfecved a porod* oml n n a m j
ttm 'ae to «N* r » e « FwMtoat
UUlidgd Mar. L IMS.
.
Pr. I- S- Wataon, eotomofegM
affak,
at th# eiperiamat atattaa a# t|i
Rkkop Itoto i k tho *u *s.> » I'niverally of Florida, aad regard
ed a* tho 1tovwoti not har dy la
tha rial# oa th* »object of ptoor
Mmct*. will *po*k to Urn Samkmtt
Agricultural Clok oa Jo*. M. or.
eordtog U aa aaooaaeemeot today
. Thet# era* Rttlo Nuke tk # I k
’Ktaa gave Xt. Hageer
KJaior* fUUiad t
County Board Adds tveo
*lty that tk* KUa ear
Another Officer To .to Mage * a m d re «*b
T raffic Department
MutorUts who have knew aeibf
Ik* euoaty poodo to aaeed w‘ia
rvckkaa »lwad-in. will 4* wed l«
“***• up~ uu tko week tutor la
ur* futare la vkw at tho Cewatr
( oarm'aekaera’ arika yoriorday
ta emptoikg aa adStmaal motor-
f ■ «r • .
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TH E a ANF0 BD
R E V IE W
Marl# Hanau, *r»d 42, u .u —
By Bums Jenkins Jr
O f Leading Boxers
ch art** that (ha iw ^ yl
million* from invaiton in tha
«*lta du franc "
A« proprietor of th« finan#IK|r
P«r that touted her flea I t ^ j
mrnt companir* Mm#. Ilanaa ih
,»ll.
m
"M m e.'llanau never plaaa
She i l v i j , |
ilmot Ijbon franc* in front gf
playing .mull M*gr* Sh» a
tncil to gouge for winnings
•U« k * * ' agamat her ah* cuntl)
to play calmly until a >mal| .
nipoanl |im t »a» rahaustnl 1
he would i|uit for the (vrni
«. >fUo«t
WINNER OF NOBEL
fe w M fn T . AWARD LIVES IN
Gene Tunney Leads HUMBLE MANNER
F ig h t P ro m o tcrW ro te
D em p sey
Is P la c e d
In
, P o s itio n U n d e rO e n e
NEW YORK, Jan. g _ ( I N l . ) tVlth Uena Tunney in rtUranun;.
V#» Rickard ranked Jack Dempa -y
a t the top of ih a heavyweight
ciaaa. Uatow Tunney and Ucmpaiy,
tka promoter Hated Jack Hhaikcv,
Young Htribling and Paulino L’ a.
“ Juun as tha leading coptandarj.
In a copyrighted article v n |ca a few Wteka before hie dea'.h
far the February li.ue of T V
lltpg, a boxing publication, Rickard
rated more than 400 boaer* In the
Vutimi* divlaiona on the ba»„ i t
tnglr ihowlng ln 1028. He Ignlire 1
the champion* In the flyweight,
bantamweight and Junior waiterweight rlaaiea, terming Kmll*
1'lander of France aa the beat fly
fctl'ight, rating Fid*| U Jlayba u*
III* leading bantam, and picking
Jimmy MeLarnln a* the uqiatanL
mg Junior welterweight.
' tft W ik t ln g * of the leader* are:
HEAVYW EIGHT*
n a a a t. (Jrlie Tunnay. New
York; Ja ck D«mpa*y, la>* Angr|e..
C|aia IL Jack Sharkey, liuaton;
Young HuitJIng. Atlanta, tia..
Paulino. Uimtdun, Spain, a
Ciaaa 3. Tom llevnay, Naw Zealandl Jte*m y Malonry. Iloaton,
m i Ipy Riako. Clavaland; (leorte
(«idfr«y,
Philadelphia; Tommy
Loughran.
Philadelphia, |I’h.i
R e c ip ie n t
P riz e
O f
D o e sn ’t
C are
fly tiearge Airl.onn
Inter nation. I News Hervire
Htaff t'urreapcmdent
PARIS, Jan. 6 Rltay fmnta * n j
literary famr Jo not alwaya go tr,.
tether. Ilrnrl llergaon, who won
tne 140.000 Nobel P tiie for hla ,.lttary Achievemenia. lrvo In a quiet
aide atreet in the l**«*y *ert ■n
with Itaa nois, an I outward ahow
toan a ribbon rlerk at f|f«*#n per
Hergaon, who la 09. britevea n it
in modern appliance*. Telephone*
and typewriter! nr# anathema in
•"» home. ItedrMdrn during the In*'
four yrare on account ut iheiintatiam, he ati|| If ia llie energy I.
write—by hnml.
lie ipcntla (rum five to ala huuia
par day at iht '» cupotion winch
mad* h m fainoua. A new philoao' i
leal work from hi* pen la in ,h#
njiklng.
In view of h|a frpl| phyllygl pan.
dit on. It la aetilom that lietgaon
can take a fre«h air ride.
When
he do*», he shun* I' - automobile
lib* •|bull would n
be . Hone
English.
Aaked fur aome word* of advice
lo budding uulhon, hi Ber»*on r ••
piled that hr had none to off. r.
Rut If you fight f„r an iilen vt
your uwn, in doing it you ahould
gain aatlafaction wh»th«r or not
the world ie.ogiilj.-a you.” be -aiu
In bla ilrelininy years, M Iteig
*"H ia allrmled by hi* wife an I m
ti*t daughter. A woman *er«.int
(ompletea th« rnndeat hminin.il
Julea liuboi* uged SO. i'liw n
j .m i J T |lKAVVWKJcmr.4
L ist*
I. Tummy
tumghian,
illidetphla; l,au l^maki. Aber
o*«n.
W a’ b: Jam ** Uradduvk,
Uradduck, Jc r
tn. Wa*h:
a*y •City, N.
Jimmy Slattery
(llaaa 2 . J ack Delaney, llrld jr
rt, t!onn.| P ita |«txo, Scrantnn
„| Mackey Walker. El tabeth. N
Jd -T
u lfy
Griffith*.
Hloua
City,
**»'•
“ ity
«aiii||»u*t
*>"*«<•
*>•*/,
• ;'n;
Malay Iloaenblooni, New York.
kflDDl.KW EIGHTH
Oaaa I. Mickey Walker, Kitsnb»th, N. J . ; Are liudkitu .Lincoln,
JiflL; Ren* tM Vo*. lialglum.
t*Ja«» 2. Jaek llood. England;
r.u.llla Janaa, Akron. 0 .; At M*>I'U Uoaton| Young Cotlwll 3rd,
Han Franclaeoi Hergt. Hammy Unkrr. Nkw Y*rk.
JUNIOR Wp.I.TEIlWF.IOlirJt
C ilia |.
Jimmy McLaiuln,
Vancouver; Muahy Callahan, I. >a
Afigalaa; Raby Joe Oana, Los Anr m Im . >. .
L'laa* 2. Ruby Goldataln. Nee
Y#rk; Jack I* Brady, Syracuse;
HUnlsIau* lo a y ia , Chile; Uruce
Fluweri. New York.
I.10HTW E10IITH
Clnaa 1. Sammy Mandctl, Rockfurd, 111*1 Ray Millar, Chleago; J<o
til Irk, Naw York.
Ciaaa 2. Billy Patrol!#, Fargo,
N. D.; Billy Wallace, CUveland;
Menu* Quintero, Spaini Jo# M:detn, Ch'cagat King Tut, Minnvapoil*: Tommy Qrogan, Omaha;
Louia KM Kaplan, Marldan, Conn.
• JUNIOR UOHTWEiaHT.S
Ciaaa 1. Tam Mdrfan. Healtlu;
Iloneyboy Finnegan, Boatoo.
I’li i* 2. Al Foreman, Knglu.td;
KfU* Martin, Naw Turk; W iU m
Carter, MeattU; Oakay Abad. Pan
aR)g| K M * Amlaraan, Wyoming;
fe JtamlHjr TtiMar. Uoaton.
r
rKA TH ERW EKIH T
Ciaaa 1. Andre R autK Fran ci;
Bynny Baaa, Phladalphia; Tony
Canaoneri, N«w York| Harry B id
. Min, Phibdalphla; Al Singer, Neva
Y trk i Kfd Oiocolat*. Havana.
d a t a rt .
Bud Taylor. Terry
Haute; P ita Nabo, Tampai 3*utlago Xoriiin. Panam a! J"* y H*v'->
MUwauk**; L40 Kid Roy.
[entreat.
BANTAMWEIGHTS
Ctaa* I . Fid*I L a Barba. U a
A n ta l**; Al Brawn, New Yuta;
awahy Graham, UtJoa. N. V ; Aid
Gilbert And Garb
Are Starred In Fila
Cqpii^jgWednesda]
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Power Increased 24$
—Above 70 miles an
how |0D |pecd -W>
mlleeannour all day Tour hydraulic shock
absorbers—New type
double-action fourw heel brakes-Larger,
finer, bodies — Easier
steerin g t - G reater
W ith 76 advancements it chaltenge* llie lifutllut inotordoin has
to offer; challenger in pcrforinitucr, in beauty, in size, in value
Bl*d in p rid e .
Every tUfiRntlon from the expe
rience of more than 1,000,000
Su w f-Su uwnen has been incor
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porated. Roomier bodies, sdulii.
size in appearance, comfort and
(rcrformancc. Power is increased
24%—60 miles an hour d l day.
Many ether features aro present
elsewhere only in hi jh pticcd cars.
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For our
fo r
Jan u ry
m en, you n g
w ill g i v e
Hear th« n*Sa r r o { n a •I t U
"Hudoon • Eaara CkaU*nc*ri"
. _ avary Friday E iu u i| ,
C le a n m c e
S a le
ty e n
b oys.
and
w o n d e rfu l se rv ic e
a t th e
lo w
w o rth
ta k in g
‘ ’ ' Y*
and up at factory
COATS
. a' *
p rice s w e a r e
we
have
in c lu d e d
co aU
T h e s e h ig h q u a lity to p c o a ts
f o r s e v e r a l s e a s o n s a n d j u s t lo o k
fe a tu rin g .
T ru ly
h ere
are
s a v in g s
rig h t n ow !
*•
Men &Boy’s
Coech - - - SAW
2-Paas. Coupe • MS
TOP
COATS
TOP
la ib i. ( n s , a t aww tad
bwy’a tag coal* ar* i Ij m
Ihaf raaya tram 12 la SI.
M E N ’S
M U N S IN G
U N IO N
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SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1*19
' rv . *
ad boetde fo r it and now It is an you hav* curried as an asset la Ow Jad *» h it $hown d keen conc#p- )nr, and I b tlk •
t* f *nf lh A poai - 1 and the C ty continu'd for moire I James Moughton, who is in rha. s© : vion It ha* not been an may matte/
**M t to our City far in excel* of W »lng. 9 *.704,109.10. Thia repre- t>*n of rvidfnet and * irry fair lion an know sontK>wetg about leg •in?? th e r e a fte r to, in a oafun*i
M^ee aarftuu9 *ii>iqion-s losi to make tbe reduction of the nuaber _
1 . tmpi*>)#e« Lecauae 119 each tn.
the amount of money actually in- y * all paving and street* in the jDipoatlon of lentrncra. Any p«r* al aenricta and th# mlo# thereof. m ain tain th* «Murw In May. I
1 able to re n d rr n * i n e k u « cri
%-anre it m#*nt the tTfimasing uf
reeled. Thle field equal* any to to City, There are many email items
who ofcuplcj Chj posit Wa of Mr. DeCpU#* ha* nut betn re- lJ»e C cm m lm iim niv*nr virv-ul.
%
•t h the rettrku d number ••! a rn«an tr m a p-a.ti»u n which 14 .
found and Sanford may be proud of that might be mentioned, but I will Jildfi* cannot and ahoald not, by tained through any unc!ac person ;hat fu rth e r nperui on on :h P.9.1
1 \ general survey of th# ti *..1 njd barn #e'mng h • living ami * t,
thi* Improvement.
* 1anil * evdcnc# of the gha*
pat* over by calling your attention hi* *ent*nct*f *ati*fy the m tira *1 altith n u n t, but becaut# h# ol the C ity co*JM not tn: ran , . .» .
a llm# that potifiorj were »;
(CmlfaiM From P ar* O at |
_ A few yeart ego the Sanford ‘o the fact that all the is.e ta of U *
,#a«ed th e c »ur»e
**ooir pr
r "i lYianag/vucnt cxJLiibitri «»y |prtmiiTiii In m*i%l %vcry ins*.* tet*
could
render
u*
the
legal
i
m
u
.*
public
«*
it
b+com*<*
hit
duty
to
Thr "tily change* tha: could tn# d «m ««al hn«l to take
’ nlWidual*. T hese nd.Y ' -fA i.u in
I'tttet Btotototoa areume tha City Hal) waa located on eeeund City are I tied at (7^l7jt.18 41. and
piac» u|»*n. In many InaUnrt#* we n#rel#d, and he* through year* i4 0ifat#d th# 4»p#rath>«i o f in#
t»
i*# made in thi* depart*
Ilty of the Mityor*» po- floor of the old budding located I do not believe there hae been Im
of Icga; experience in municipal
rr. ’ t fhn m i n i curtailm ent ,( J
Uilfcrem**
b*tw»fn
two
•IrrnenU
, tanJ It devolved upon mo on Palmetto Avenue. Th • was ad provements madr that you Would uf etixen*. T V M iiry of the Mu nw, wa* the beat qualified man Co'jiae fo r a n u m tvr •»( r» ».th 41 . r* i r 1 t r 'i jr w a k wouoJ im- a ije iD M an l not th ro u gh *ny ta* ^
equate for the old daya. but a» we V4nt to bf v i'h ca t t.eslay.
ii.n
g
which
tim
e
it
could
■
n
dir
i
M
ti.m
'i
more
employee*.
a * .
i fit
jfri. itt o s t v l * -1
thU offer.
A t that began to grow w* needeo a im i
nicipal Judyv at thr prtwm time for th# pontiop. An of fleer who
the cour»e w as being a»h. . * * 'itt .*f 1 1a f*r, th * rhdlVii Im a© .1 t! r r itu m in the rn ip is ja H iit * v r r ’
City ( Wrk
w» uld ernploy * min on personal
W the Cummleeioj, eonaiated of
i«
rntirvly
maiirvjualF
to
t*cgm
In
home, and the people voted bond*
ut d« ter o r a te , and u |fim *ta iy t*
1*1opi >h#d w hmi: adding l.i t.»e ft* r#ti ta* a - e|»‘ r#thlC#d ^ allf# * M
The nff re o' City Clerk, Audi
..Lh-toc and myself, and we
•imi-tiiMiF f«»r tha wnricri rvD- friendsnip alone or dlaml a a man ird trid u a U would W unahl# to fir if " h * r,.il*u <tkilf w.i* b .* '*n a rou n t
' rrjn*hJ with msny prob. to build a new Ctiy H all on Part. ’ or and A « . . r r he* pooolbiy *««,
on
fverw-ual
animosity
rather
than
lh# d ep art men U t* t
dficd.
|»i»il»e#.
tiaiica* th»» gu ’ f o iiir* * #//ii th ro u gh Abuiilru a* lung
and novel eitualone actant- Avenue near the lakv front. We lire moet d rs.lir rhnnjr* cf , ;,y
jn
the
tiads
of
qualification,
’
»
not
m ak? a p»n#r»l r t jiic t on in e«leg
al
Drpirt
mmt
have
(k
b
lifted
at
(87,1103
43.
and
4 fi Manager* Office
4lie w n i f f sre* *tt 4»u tn ^ U tif j
d e p a rtm en t n lire C .ty In A u g .,si,
t h r ronftulofi of In
p#n*aa, but ,n many mstanc#* to*
A prof.rr
uwjion of thi* dc- worthy uf hi* truat and certainly Will com iorl r'"*i It tin| ! per i.i.m
Th# r !«*• of th# * i) Man*g#i • L in rtei i*r r# rr u« | below a l e . ’ ;
by
excited
elt ixrosHp. wi‘ h th* lawns and perk* *oirov.nd. U J , We re a l* ,,) (hat ,ar City
violates
hi*
oath.
rartn» nt would ri-«iulrt* more tlm<*
I th# t > i< n r tliot ram# lo lo . w.g to.ig#. Front o j r t t p e r i r n f f
o f f in w h ich i hr g df r * u : u a
i thereafter, Mr. W. C. Hill mg the City H all, it ha, be o .je oiu , were inode.|u*le and did
I ha># h«en subjected to unwaru .id t r s b ie dt*a*u*M»4'ii d in in g ill*
handle. I. th# < m in i s io n me
•letted «o flu th« unexpired lh* beauty (pot of our City. The furnish all the ninrmailon thal loan I can uliow rr.yirlf In thi* rmnt-ti rrit cUm and other mem
Me found th*i it win jit #a»y maU
gi
n**ra|
nummary
of
th«
%
arl«>U4
eurroundingi
of
the
building
make*
and r r n r v lle j hi- ie*ii# A. •» i •
m . -* i
i 'of Mr. Lake, and 1 v u
•ilnul.l h a v , be*., dia.|.»*.J Much
tt f to em nuiy a man And pay h u t
bers of 'he lUiard (or reUunm^
IUt t 't k« *1
t a etc# lint Ion uf th * l#**r, 4h*- * t,
deelpnated to lu u m i the it moat attractive, and after * *i*. harm resulted t» lh. City
, r < ity dvrp4«rtnirnt«
l owl ( d U l) and « very difficu t
Mr,
lM
*«tlr*
as
our
City
Alter
Naturally up* n th# cloejnj of
ilty Of the Kii Tor's of- It to 31 different c tire in Florida, vo' nl of the various antiquated
4" *mi m vi i *ill t#'g ;i 11
it# j at .41 <•m *
JO.I rm l .»rra»*ing <it-:ttion to diA,
n#y. acd he has been OrtJu»tly a1*
th#
StmimiJc
County
Hink
and
f nd Sanford with th* mint at
It wna then that I real ted
J
mil
1
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th
4
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m»lh ds j. , d |n Ihe'Cterk * 0fl cr
• *ttoe/.- « man a*id cr i the o4a«i* ’
.1 would b« forced to five tractive City Hall in the State, but V.*, therefor*. up,,n th , .||»e:.„. th# r#nl xatlon of th# rundltioii tnrkrd l#f*u*e of hK aervice at x#n« rrl^t it •* to *h# "p e iu ti o
a • . #• till ! q tt h*«ft#»*
•*:* >. I
*h s vr-»ik iia* been Aco
u
r
counsel.
A
ncwipap#r
l
i
e
k
t
!
■fly UT entire time to the b> no meane the n o t expenrnt.
•#
' 41 atui - 41 • » -.,*
.,
are* being made. »»t about lo rem \h9 City had lF-#n placed ;n th<j P; m#n ^vho in my opinion ar# i. *i ‘ n lf f 'l r n / . -%rvj w.* r.*\r •
■
-he i tiring 4A* pant year
l# r TOalfn, and aa I felt that
Again, If you will loon bark a edy this „*ond lion a, one uf or. - I f ity Att<*m#y »iu imm#di*Uly
0 1 ly >ign<*| 1 m n t'n l with n »*
■ivantaav *l’4;, ^ (tw- U,».n . n»' *» : ‘df <in«| ful it# eidminaJitr*’ *
aii|uaint#d with the firet prm q - i
a duty to perform, I de- few yearn to our waterfront, yoj
111 «-tnvirx4)t,*p w .k %*,i* t.onto i !*■ i« t ’ #in •unassevt by
•ret major dutte. A romp.rie aud- Lrallid into Bervu-e for mnsulta- of journalism hare c*rr:#«i th.« bfLfilicmt.i rep r***r.tin g to# ^ni*
to remain with the ship,
.11 remember that thr (bore |iru It wa* made of all affair* of Il.e ■tlon*. many nrw and unexpected
furd I'fin liy f i ll - , l ». rTjwii alrd,
4it 4-n Hi,
II-ain ■ ,*
I r»a demaovf f..r u»lh f r#v|tw| ua*.
the expiration of Mr. tli.T* «e» a place of filth and un,arltaiy
rampatf^ ,lh throtigh their per«nn* lo le a -4; th# g o lf roufa-* j »•>| -*»
] fin*m ai*l problem* w#r# appear*
1- \t 14. jj,.r nn i| Ihr »i •'
C
ty.
Thia
wa
*
a
large
,*n«lertsainlr
i hr i If) l o g Ihe Frew*
Mr. Frank L. Miller wai -ondltione. A beaut ful lake ore
a| amnws ly toward* the At*>un%«
\lr
hefgdtm
for a j#*r *nl of five
* 1* t*"*
rV a . 44 11, il 11It ■ ki' Irtlll
and required a long |>*rl.»l of i m» ! Ing rarh hour
11 m at In- that r» in d e la tio n of
la a Commlaaloner end
and th*- Hoard. I know not wlnit tl *• TiriYiire# of rime a
had, and no way to even .njoy »n Ihe part of Ihe auditor* How. wiiii th#
-i •
4
ity
A
tto
rn
e
y
at
ri
■
k
ratinn
jv
I
l
h
u
*,4«
.»
aa erain designated to aaauire
r I'rgaa -h«euL| I.u. ClUpy u tr
being near it. But, go today along »«rr. after *om* time the auditor* * that llm# ami had Ito’rn for future uf th s department mu. I #, u n d m ln o tl
that
lh#
pr ■ ;» tv
mper.i'MtUlea of Mayor.
ot- «»ut d u rin g th# pa‘ t y e a r U h l
tiuf
I
kn«'W
what
it
should
lie.
at
d
th. completed their work ami then in many y r * n p**t. #*r#pt d u rin c
NoiiuM at nil tlo irs I.• u»ol «»•• «pV. 4
Dttrlnr the .nterval of eighteen tula fame waterfront and
• .it' «ei m ir h ha* b n it lin e s b y
tliat would l»e that It he m*i t|U
,* g *ff tour*# It a t •i
ithi, the City Commlmk'n hae marveloua improvement made by atslled a complete an.| modern .y« hig tlm*» in th# militJiry »#nrk# tur***v| *n any manner Uf.t l thie f ra'nl
ne* t*arw« iii v»ur f '• ) m m y otsa*
a much ahwaed body, but the bulkheading of thia l-eautliu| *em of record* and teoikkerjiing, durtnjr th# World War. W# war** im>«t important litigation i» u»n«* i*t.p«ir»nt that f* r *«im# v#^r* *
• »« i.» u ij,n r tha* entire t.tir* nshlp,
i t*fne th«* g o lf fu iiin r f'd lld n *1
with thta apparent unreal lake— the conetrurtlon of road* au j which ha* rreul'ed in mu« h giael thrown Into confrranr# for day*
md ni-.ie •-*(>•u n it y th# affkial*.
; a a the pan of many eltlteu*, the the beautifying of parks—it n«w • In the handling of the I'lty affair. pmifNVur nr tr> untangle th# *ftu- plftetl.
;1:
.
r
'
t
kn<i
op eia ted hticcesafully by th» • *»>
, -I m*er# part rtil*r!y ru>«elf, that
T
he
M»w«f
roun#
of
re*;»inncc
has acenmtf'iehed a ere it not only tanilary, but the moet i t . A flrr a year’* opera! on w th the
op erat on w«»ui«i **•
raa piaj4t
ntion.
Th# < »ty
A tto rn e y
w**
>*■ # !"•: * I’d injury o t r u i n e l by
of work for Hanford. In tiective eeetiun of our City. Ti c nioat modern mrth.»l*. the de;<ari- *cnt in \# w York to ***#k Inf or- would k j'f Inh-h to sulirnit to t*.** “n^ *t<iiat4 pa ivate individual I
th thv ri^ar
»*
ti»* n 'tospnper tn* hern k4thn
d
lftg
te
*
"
f
a
new
4
pap*
i
and
fl»u•
*
time I have served ae your revelation of the wondtn of our rdent of record* and book keeping mat loti for
tne
citife
n
a
w
ho
«i#
no#
i'iv
»
r
i.’
,»nd h>* dUrov#rU** a#o'«| th** ciiticssnu of these m n
. Ki# *r»«l -h-'tild f a tin riRy tie L -.
Wa have had about 120 lakefrunt hae cuat large iumi o< I* thoroughly complete Mnd e,,uai
ih.
•eat* r « nit • to.»
th#rr w#r** untaaintf
W#
fall hid:ng behind the h«.n*l of the ei!i 1 C tiuntry O u b can op*
'»•.» a* »n# "/ *»*# RijFFtlanl Lj |>*
al meetinra of the Cl y Com money. Today We have ll*ted ae an
a AUnagri h
g iif
' t 1 apparent
,•*
m mir mumripaiity.
oner*.
I have not ml»«ed ateet in thie Improvement about - i y municipal u ffn , m the Mare |th al t»n *4’(** uni of th# m any grmv® |*iess, but th« manly performaugg
j .r*i.iipP%h* «i
of Florida.
Iv’pnl qu**tion* rt»nfr«miing th^ of Ju t) rvqilT—| other eel kin 1 : 'kilt It will l*r iinjwi-.it,I, for il..
V.i #ry tit lie n in S an fo rd • a
of them. We Fnve held, w'th
(X00.040.00, and although more
rment *-f *.h»'
• “flO r-,’ It* h,- ofH -fateil
I rThe office of the Clerk »l the C ity, and mi afeount o f th# mo*t
• it# kh.»Je‘r - .n th e C ity goferr.variou* partlee, more than 200
•lit* IWpartaient
h toof ky il#| e9f 1 in#'»t. T*.e
«r* .»! -b jit, 47i»l *<# at y<sir i/emaltoan
help, iKiqrv-r, but ha*), t ,i;
conftreneea of many hour* dura than (100,000 00 of thie money « > , time o f the bank failure was oc im port*n l duty *»f M illin g thi*#
At toe lime 1 bseniee H a)er ut
I
net
in
the
Seminole
County
llank,
tW «lbit«( ¥ wl
Ctt.AwItoa Uh> i . H i 1 ( 1 . tol InA^eevatar, H u V lin *
cupied hy Hr. I’hlli,.,. who had |
*n* «ut r#«*fully
fo r S^n*
«.ito th e atliiM’l a n to han dle f e » e We fay e around ISO dayf
l i e plujcct would have been Ins •crrwf In turh poafon f.,r a num ‘ f«id, a* th# v#ry iifg* of oii-r H i v iiu r j y uf koefuiii. U14, IHb lift tr * taking full .H are- *f tha- .
w,mm i »r u n i
V lu m N in y !u*p*' r**f
■t'on of tax m e n
•iltotnr* i l g
have a • :KU
.«
.'.uRiit,
1927,
thenwe.
in
th.
ein
|
I erptrt >3 daya out, of wonder of lakefront improvement• b< r of year*. After the installation drpenitrd tip**n d. w r v o u rn l th# pb>y .4f the City t'ui-c# Di-,iarl Cuureu t,» prupcrl) nia'nl.iiii a'»*i v,r# jlxMfthttl and thu «.<rk 4*. kr.i'W wtiiil '• Inline i|,ioc, anil y u
had
it
been
completed.
However,
I
M
il
ovtr
t>
>
th#
M«"9»«t
»
*
utfiAt
u|« rat,- th* r lit*.' I. i* |". »
City oi Sanford attending to
of the new *y .te m, a rhong, a s * o r v i r n of Mr l.u> irn II. Itogg*
nave a ncM to Icly UJioo i m i
nunt. fifteen men, at a mnnthiy
dr -is in behalf of the City. 1 am aura there ia not a cltiirn in mode In
(hi* department.
Mr. ^a* ,19*4*1 nt*- roun*#l tn th r legal •alary of f3.;tW. Imni4nliat4Ij that tnry may lur a few year* ■ in the curnhintrtg uf nil lrn« a u"m fi.-wpaper to glv» you lh* n t ,
kVa cnynmd in more then 700 Sanford that would today vote to Unison wa* apprdnted
a* City m n t t m th#n jffc v tr n g th# C ity thereafter, we ineuxuarate I a *.-n- fume, be forced to rail u< on t t - h itle r lh% M aiiAiffr * n j ahj!t«h< 'C ..•at inforinatlun. Thtrefarv, tha
racnat conference* in raference destroy the Improvement we nave Clerk ami A .*.*.o r , Im harm*
■ t Ihe-dw III tire* there w .ca a mu. iu
n<-»ap.if»r nv.►a a duty to tha
*p#nt
wrekv •ral reilurtliin " f Irt 4-1 per 4-rnl in City for a amall appruprtat un t
C»l« matter*.
My law office made and return to the old lake-1 been employed by the City hr the Tho*# g m tlr n g n
ml #ff#s*t*q in , ir jd .r a I" hunrally end fuitftijliy
aajiat In the operation, tut thvie iy WAVm/ «if
working
upon
th#
p
rr
ljm
in
ii
y
ail aalarle*, a h rh of ruurtr, o,iilV n, a'rvlce ha* been given front conilttlone, nut even for a re
u
.ia
rir*
t<uiit
Th«*
M
a
iu
jte
r’
*
slutt
ie nu qucatioii l>ut what tbr jc-■1f
'tr re t paving
department for legal in *r Jigatm n
rented tbe J o b g i of its C ty gut.
and
altwr pitnl to the Follre Departntenl.
r to affile* of our City, and turn of twlco the money we w i t
ci.uree tint ay ia a nraca.ary i.crv- hubr been in addit on to th#
amou nt To gtva* jr«u the tlu*
nlghjx a* wall aa daya have in the project. The bulkheading Im. about twv, y ,a r, prior u, tFiio, tune many runfrrrnr# * with th# ComThia department far inmi t.nuvatlwl wn! many And I frel laeht
o ccrik d with matter* per* proventent |e the outitandlng fea. 1 Mr. U n i s o n hae conducted the of raUaion. a ib fin it# p n . u n w j « •mmnliately a fte r the fuluhe of ition far any r ty anil raa iiinaota- n# h»» given u* hi* best rffw its facta wbather tbe newepaj'. r
expropriation ran bo mam by ti, •
f ee during the pa*l year in « ih vidrd Upr.n
a<11 - 1 with the manner In sh:cb
to t:»j City, th e position
.lemtraile
County
Hank,
hr.-ame
the
*
City tn the future
a»ai*( ti.i'aa anti fa ith fa l **rtic#.
nu**t rfflclent manner, lu the
1 ltu> matti'i it har.i'lnl nr not. i' i
nt hcrn «„ pleasant on*. hut tura of Sanford today. .
Th*
legal ItgpArtmrnt w*» tarsrel -I rather aevere cnticMM on
Kturning
•
part
of
the
water
lh
#
r#
Af#
other
d#partm
#rlt«
gentlemen in 'en endeavor to nia nty faithfully performed
credit of the City a , wel| aa hlm1 lu* euro I'f lh.' ta ct. paiblUlied liwl
front Improvement ia the mur. e . **df 111* conduct „ ( the operation rallctl upon lo re inker upvtion* re* the part uV „ rertain element of o .r tain oml operate a proper muiar. •f tl># 4 ily goternnient thn*. ni.ifht in impoitant matter* have I w r
f *wn reward to |c f.
latlvge
to
th#
payment
>
»
f
rvrtain
citlsena,
broufht
about
primarity
pal pier and boat baaln, in witch of hi* office, which cornea into
tberofore, with tho present ar. ># d icu»»t«i, nr.I, n vid i m it e r ial i,rt;tlra rherkr I leiu i* printirg
Plor acini Bltaitiea
obligation*, an*| many other mat throuih the activities of the tnen
langement tho City Li rolirwii ol .hinge* in reduction hav# he#n in- .nd htuOiKacting to the puuhc.
Anemia) proW;me i f ;<an you hav* an Inveatment of | H V direct contact with the people, ha*
ter* of importance, and in many wrll krown “Tavpayer’a la-ague.’*
en evpeniliture of approvirThtely fukr-il that | h,iM n \ at this time, ;, l ily n ivt'i ri-p-irla .hutil ^ not be
have
occupi'd a
• -ent 074.(9. In dollari thia little a|iot • 'lived greatly »u, burden* in
instance* the** opinion* did not at A* a roruequenre of the alancier
nl of time, f.iii
and va. cannot bo valued. It aland* today try nK to get mature espia nnl
(ID.nOO a year for the oprrstion >f rrukavur to enter into a AUrj *- to tu r.il by itiip ix p e r h c iilio g i, nut
th.it time comchlo with Mmt vi#w« levelrij at tha I ’ol ce D.-pertotant,
htun of the»p different divisions. ,n>utd re n te tru e (w t> . T ld j
account* again* ti c City 1aa tbe meat beautiful municipal and etralghtenecj out
•tie muree.
there
wete
eome
rhangra
niaile
by
of
many
d
tu
na
w
*<»
had
l«ftnnl
to ba paid.
Bo dt h d ,o pier In any of Florida’* inland e l
in the lummer of L*27 tho rity In summirizing th# g#n#rat n;# .could m>t ila-al in peraonal d u iik e
Th# loyal and rfficienl tervirr' opinion* (t*np itrrvt rumor* and the City Commi.aUn en j at that
eld. Moat all amount* have ite. Thoee of you wiki hare
of Sanford operated the municipal eration of th# <My of .Sanford k'ur- ! ami anin n w ity tow ard* l i l y uf>
ae*-t'ed, mad to the edvan- been here for year* only have to ra rendered by thi* official could not not from real fact*. At a con #- time the Chief of Police **** rV- hutch.ill team, and thu npairu.iun ing my Administration a* Mayor.
D ciala,
th ereby
ilep rivin g
the
of lb* City. Tbouea J , of n t mb: r what we used to have, to t o unnoticed He mrrite prst*o •titnr* tha department wa* *uh movni I'pop a further Invet’.lya- coat the City thimaam', of dollina.
A rum parol ivt *tAtrn.#nt of tn# people a f th e tru e f o r t , cuiruur.d.
have been aaved ty the appreciate what you havu in thia fo r having been able to step into a 'irted to M irry cr.Mcictn. which t on »f the rumor* and charge*. It
opt riling experue* of Kinfi-n!
on making eet Ilenient* Improvement. Mualcal atiachme.ita ••■oat difficult poiltion on the « it in many respect* incitad by n woe d-'cPled, by the Comniiuion A'ter the chango of ulfair* the fthow* that In July* U*J7, Ihe m g th eir gnvi-rttnunt. T he t'tcca
in ou r C ity , <rt m y oputiun hec Jo.
City
cloeid
out
tho
*ea*<
n
and
I
much lea* than the ori- have bean IntUlltd in the pier band fleet of tha year, end during that newipaper not xiving lhe corretiM hat there wa* no real reaeon for
month prior to my tak ng th# May. btierntely failed in ful.'ill'O g da
afttoonte. The bonded debt abell so concert* can be given far yesr so conduct his department a* fai-te to the public, ijuch was thv j giving «ry cunelderatlon to tho wee decided by the Contnilealnn
that no further apprupriat urn o r* pool’-ion, there wav emptuy.-d f ubligaltuti to Its rroiler* and
ford hae called for much
the public. For further attraction to m*ke ,t i n i . f the outetsndli g ipirit ervoted by thi* newipaper kentral unfounded gotaip at thatl woulil be ma<*e for municipal l>a.-*r- in all variou* i!-pa:tmrnt* uf t‘i e , thereby greatly iojored theL* a-n.eration and ovary conceivable
offices
in
the
State
f»r
efficiency.
time, and the Chief waa again
foneidered. It la and antertainmept, a municipal too The office at thia time, need* an fn Its cowardly attack, that in plated tn the service and has ao btil, and th's partlcular lagrewtton p.ty, IM person*, mul the Ktal munity,
la maintamed cloae by. Tkuttixndx
junction
suit* went r toatltuted
T ty profeeaien of Je ig M
wsa removed from the boileri. A ajlarie* paid waa !ti,Tt3.0Q per
to tho CommUeion that
additional pirion to sssiat, but we i| t n j tho CommikilMr' U pre- remained to Ihe present tlm e ^ ^ H
m* mmf t
a concequence c f the abac innmao'. tttonlh. That with tbe other npe‘. A g!#At ptulUhloll aciu D.a...
payer af Sanford cannot af people visit this too yearly
hav*
nut
ta
date
msd>
this
addi
•
At
the
time
of
the
Chief
uelncj
You have around (12,000 (JO |rKent u« from pevfermlng our duty
ol the Imjebnll program, there a n nting expenaee incident to the c|- roHcil in it* metnbersh’t* aotve of
acd ia an amount antfi*
tion,
and
th*
present
forte
have
at
ignln
placed
tn
rervice
n
N\>vrmJ
i to care for our obligation* a* vaated In tha municipal cemetrry -all time* been loyal ami willing lo ae w« *sw It to be, and we were her. 1027, he was Instructed thatl • saving to the City of eome ttvtn i rat ion of the depurtmor.!* w. * the bt’gMrat minda lu the history
jtO.llb.37, showing a gland totnl uf our country. It hat In lla ranks
cvcrely condemned far defending
ty odd thouaand dollaro.
com# duo for the next few end tha C ty la now maintaining
of oprralitn in the month of July. ■lien <f the hi j it .’ at i itrg n ty . un
tha cematery and trying If. nx*ka do their Lett In their endeavor t . our action. In doing this wa a ere he thould rrorganite the Police Do-|
Strreta, Parka and San lal'an
t equal to other City improve help Sanford’s government n It* co rre c t an<( the Legal Department pert merit ami that the luturo con
Thii department of the City **t •»27, o ' (.13,716.47. !n the m-i.ith fit i n ; wutkers for the upbuildkig
Sanford la per rectiy eel
iiiott trying time
wa* i.i it aired in their views. A il'irt of ihe Pol ce Department |J .I y , 1927 was being riper:ilid . .i of July 192)1, approximately a af our rountiy ami the e.tauumu u U of (M4IL8SA.T7, and ment*. ,
The
Fir*
Department
The
Coif
Couree
is
an
aaaot
In
newrpaper endaam tng to direct Iwould lor Ms full reeponaltU’ily, nie employment of 117 ru n. end year after I became Mayor of he hunt of our anlcthlld bwutti’ :uas.
It i n of lAMlAMJMt
la
The Fire Departmfni of the the Cotatnlsttoa proceeded upon ■ ii -I that even though In the pa-'t in this department we fa-1: that I lty, ihe number of persona run they u*e the **1il>vrty of tbe ptate'*
tlon to tho aaaete of the which you hav* more than (6 4 ,.
the Indebtedneee h eecurtd 000.00 Invested. Thia Investment to City hee n.t suffered the reduc limpalgn of Intimiilellon through uie paea.bjy had been arroun'ablu materiel reduction could bo mu. , ployed w‘xv CO and the aalat nm t t a mean* for the proatotioo »f
property In the City limit*, day could not ba replaced for 91 JO. tion In employees that th* balance the Prose. -Suppre.ii n and dl*-i H th cri, In the future he would in the number of employer*. Av u paid amounted to 94,120213, The u'd that 'x g00,1 ami nrhie arwt<t
•an be conaervat.vely esll- 000 00, and no progreadt* citlx t< of the dspartmitita have suffer li.ut.on of facta era* Its policy. It Ibr held re«i»n»ihle, and that eo
coitiueqtirht'e of coneiatrnt workinr ithtr operating expense* incid.tit Ihcir fellow men. They dtsrtua th
Hi around (30,000,000 90. would desire p eca the City with* ,**d. aa wa could Dot afford to jeo
demandeil that we remove Hr. long as tb s reeponaibflity was with those In charge of the ait - to the departmenU, 93,760.ltd. j’ lw tbe column* of the r Mwspapcrx
audit df September 30th, •ut a Golf Course.
pardise the property of our (ill-, UeCottea a* City Attorney. Thia pioperly fulf lied, there would be fetent divisions, In July, 192H ih>> U U l operating expenees, j i V public q icstlbre In a spitit of
f t ••* the general bonded
The Fernald-Laoghton Memorial sens. The men, however, la the we naturally refused to ilo He « J « t.o Interference on the part <-f tl.e depat tment was being operate.' <74.11. These f gure* di*atuse that tahtlttog. They obher anil I mthc *be
►of the City la hare been
Hoepital la a properly of the C ty employment a t the time of the employed by us to render ue legal t it y Cominiealon. The Chief, in with 33 men. wh’ch U about toe tne City wax being operated aftc- ntethoois o f those scandalmongers
0 00, which amount* mutt
conjunction with myielf and the
number that U , now employed a yrar’e careful attention with shn traffic In »coast tonal s te 'k s
aa w*
>from general taxation, ex- •ad listed a t a value o f 936.000.00 bank failure, had their salaries ervice In such matters
other members of the Commit*Ion.
by the city In Die operat on 167 cut ploy m less than in iU2«. to their aoVilid profit. Our people
aa ailcht be ranllied Th s It eperated by tha Heepiul reduced, and although they wet* deemed neccaeary in our service
welded that it would be poia bt«
of theca divtslons. In July, 1727, ind with a saving tn money ex nave nothing to fear from the
Hit lea. The total of S p ., Board and ia a degree financial not at that lime reoelv.ng a living | a ComntUaloa and he waa veta police the City of Sanford with
the amount of money sxpenttc I ; pended of (23,47133 per mo.ith. true journal it t. Our gacertuaeot
Including assistance ia rendered by the Coun wage, we did not bear any com ipotuibie Ur u o -\ u t to the newtplaint. We recently raised the paper nor ta t h o * people who a reduced forre. and by duty, 192d, monthly for aalatlcx amounts 1 ta This comparative statement die. and t.ur 'nstitutfone are aalsly
bond*, la ty and City.
Doubtlea* lea* than 10 per cent talari** ao that no one in thi* de have beta influenced by the star- the force had been reduced from 13 »IU,l'J7-ti. In July 1922) the amount .•Iuses • vast reduction of the-num guarded hy them in the field of
. Thao* bond* ani
to S me* and at the present Unto expended
ba paid from Hen* of the people realise In what man. partment receive* now lea* than is-, of on unjust Press.
ip
throe
dlvUoint ber of employves and a cr.nseqjj. 7 their labor t. But U is from the
the M ica Department ia being
saving to the City. Hume of th.wu operations of a newspaper kg
City la the *um of ner the garbage and other Street 91M j00 per month.
The moat important matter up Iterated with $ men. Including lh* amounted to 93,011.07, showing *
While the Uen* itfuao la disposed of, but you Jtn o *
TH* Fire Chief, Mr. Cleveland, on which the futiirm of Sanford
monthly saving o l approx matrix teduct nn* in saving have been b<- iwuealt*-journalist* that the pewgl'
i h ot. The salarlea now pakl m thu
aouat o f t H f la. dtxpeeal of It must bo mad*. An has ati'plute root a d of the depart
cationed hy the abandonment et can expect end receive injury and
to,I MAS.
yarjoae. the CNy incinerator la maintained for lb a ment aad hie man. Wg have held depends la the successful termin A policemen amounts to 9I<33*>4
certain projects that the City eras 'newit, such a* * * have. SuR"*,
To
srcumpUih
this
drastic
*JV.
ation of tha *U t of the City of
purpose aad la considered aa
him rvspantlMe fee (ha action of Sanford V*. the Chase National na irompared to 93J04d)0 po d in it'g it became decenary for man/ operating In July, lt»27, and wb-m ) r.ritiTi nho. claiming tie* p ru t-LuJy, 1W7 to the 19 eiupl )i<i.
wa believe mold ba dirpeneed with tii n « ' thg| etoiise U iror C ,u f «
eaeel of the City to tha extent uf his men and tha handling o f the
Itonk. to which the City ta a t wiiirb dlaclosee a aaving of 9l4*i-> things that had been cared fu • in after a close study and const I Mb
of
failarn^or la- i t i . 2ou.ia.
(i iniuuud on pa/e 3>
tbe
pait
uruler
different
dm
etoai
department.
With
thia
method
im U gay tho
A few | aan ago the City ow aej placed In ferae th * men have been tempting to recover 9744.DOO.Ot> o> per month to thia department! to be combined and thereby elim
a bodding in which tbe MU era* faithful and wv haw.* .« SaaforU north of City Bonds which werv To do this. It became n ecseur/ inate some employees. We wets
bee*, pi
pledged by tha firm er Mayor ae that the policemen be required u
AMBULANT PROCTOUK1Y
sole to u a le t In the tf treat Deport*
leovortng to heated. As tha Ctty progressed the the beat Fire Department of any collateral for a loan to the Semi
work I t hours each day 'aatoad tf
(Treatment of Rectal IXeeose Without lluoptulltqltoa or Loan
lad
bacaiaa
entirely
u
n
ft
fo
r
nee
from other
city of our slip In the State. The nole County Bank and also the ■ aa had beep the custom In Ut* meat by the creation of n rood
of Time) ■
• now Jail was decided upon. only way In which this depart
t afford to
cancellation of 9600,000.00 worth post. It also became necessary that gong of those Who were imprisoned
Dr. Joseph Corwin Howell
M r debts by This building 1* located on the City ment could (pe Improved, would
la
the
City
jail
anal
unable
to
pay
Specialising ip stomach, bowel and recta! dUeaoex.
ptopertg Mar tha Ukefront sad la bo by addlag more men to the of certificates pf todchtednaoa ex they cover a much larger territory fUlCJ- At the present time thig de.
200 W. (tore Ave. Orlando, Fla.
•n asMt ia dollars to the extent of fovea which our finance* will per- ecuted In the seme o f tbe City than at the lime whoa Ihe 19 ware pertinent Is’ he'ng prcpeily hand
Barked by H year* experience tad a competent ataff *f aaotowhich we claim to he vald and un- rinptejed. While a t times we have
0,400.11, a modem Jail fas every
led,
:and
with
the
auivtance
a
f
ten
"Vie*
i t ' * " * - *
A temporary tajuac- felt the need of more officer., we
•pert aad a credit to tha City,-jtdte it can be mace encceaefail)
Maakipsj Ceart
Wrlte ar rail far free consultation mid
I allowed against the I>«vs been able ta property cars
, The library build ng aad equip
lu,lulled than at the ptsxenl. 4 t .
The Muaklpai Court to July,
Woman attendant at ah times.
aad we have Mr. DsCottee fur the safety of our ntiaene wilti
voted for 1M7, waa road acted by a Munici it leading counsel, with Mr into reduced force and thewfere
pal Jadgv aad a Clerk who v i r Hogg, aa his aaeoelate.
Maasra. make tha large saving over the
h
i w
s r t .
alee a t .that Uaw. thq CUy Clerk. Horn bio war, Miller aad Gaxrtona •pevatieaa of the paat The Ch at
Th* expoasoa tocldtnt to the epaf thia department. Mr. W|IUam,
o f New Y e t * CUy am
a t that U -e
Caldwell and ’ Kaytoood, aloe af has hqsa uatiring ia kia afferU,
New York CUy, a r t aaalat a/ ‘a both night aad day. t o B
this ease. In a»w opinion If thie department • euccesa with the re
• M reqwr- duced farre- Tha CHy of Sanford
A lovely
DaXi
t:
beautitul s h td e t lend
«1 to pay thin to rt* #>m which Ir ’* aa wel| peUced aa oay City to
l enchantment to tha ho
never even received, oar City will tha Stole, sad at a much toae i
•wtrorhumbto n m e y b a
ba ftoaaaJaJly ruined. I raavnt any peaae eeaWdertog the Mto af ear
tha eutcemto wUl be. bwt I U *y b» h o t W s a jmd^
>I t warm th and
md feel eacarw
e o n t e l'” —
C 3C
a f ewr r ftto a a a 'th ? critL
toto
I e arn aheald a t a* times ba levsisd
thia
'✓ * 4 1
at tha afOvae
# *th l ba a#
tempting to i s 'w w U e tow sad
»r G iv e s
ill Message
.Iifc a l Citizens
:W J5
Beauty aad Utility
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t i r e s A X f t a n irenAT.fi sccntohb r o r i m
Housholder Gives
Farewell Message
To Local Citizens
'{CorHimed From P as* Ta«>
t«tn :i aTtuh ptoTiilei that “o r r y
pcYsen may fully ipeak and wnu
bit •eat merit* on ail *nbj*ela.'
d l; their pea. tn Ihe in-. of tn >i >4
thought* and o f h the feeble*
beta <f irnriijor.ii1. lily, attael »h.
lateRi'ty end '/no.( <>■' em .
BXUttl IwlIlOlloKi i l l the *a*raster* **f men s o l n n e m * iih
equal abir.dcti, tg*i>i-g itu- - . J t
hum. nit on iM itim ol in the m jw
sett*. ,ii el the tV* Larat ton •( i
K q h ti. * ii l*i n thry ili >usi tn
held " rr^thofuiM* f * t th* i N w i at
that tight to .peal ap»t a n te th* t
teetim rrt* m *l| tnhJnU . ’
the po»t year end a half >* l * f
. fn *t tun*, m the htiloey of aarford that the munieipaiity an.1 i f
^officiate
hare been lubyeclrJ to
A l . 1,,1. . art tele* impagine* Uw
■Blegiity. f l ? t l *» * author .tv <
Kke aaaoiripait' y It i* l.i i « ho,<*-'
jjh l t (he Send *eti«* of the pew.-Us
their lovr r f i*n!#r tr.J
(*'t
ill# tost i! ill on* »if wAir £■*\*
i wiil opvrMt to mits Aiii ihw iaifMu**
IIYC M il u la a t.fr J m ft * «| I.Vh4
; u* wha *+* i’i i*»
e
t,iypa.*i
arui rvj*ly
a
«n-i fcliA
nfla’rgi/
.r
»cami* l uni
.t>n i N K k *i*
ibam l*» Attack<t up«' n lfe«
j ,iu* nuliujrity
It W»1 r.ht tre pjr?*1** *f ’ h*
H im *ft of onr ♦ f-net-.tirt*«n •**
•1
1
x t o m e s d a t . ja n t a r t
mcO|>id and o * .iK .'fa Ikr
V* .ell a-, e of the nuk.« juHl)
i t « i'r.-nu »,ln ih* h..p» that ■
.i 4 t t £ •«!
Kx^w.t W i x *
ford.
Ti u I m
T ** »*»!»£* (r tU n 't U i m n 1
■<i 'h - ( v * . r n u l
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B > t h t I * « » • » ■ » » '» J
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i ta t** a n I £3.i e to W
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E tt(y
*.»*ti*M *)
u r. h two [U u t* of r -lu#n*. naat*t j , lf«* U * Hi)iUf
*1:4 Itw
nciulav p tflK f c lla r s *
H x rf
may be ( t n l i D ; f o i u J i n j *•
[3*1 t U u »l ( i t i a n
l»>* i* r
tveetiUllon through U u Im i *•*
that (la ** who ba»e rv;>re*«nt_tl •>*
v. ..h-uit l * i* lf * * - .A . a r e n e '.l
p : i i i t i p l « u •***>* <l u ! i t *
r * ’ *»■1
«V> I n n a iltia I t * confine* *1
i„< xv' * , , *,ur,,t *
tail* I • •*••
« i;b o It*- taiaUoo i i * 4 »l n '*
eV*. hip CHlUl h*4 h#'4*V 111 1*1
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i-r»‘ l
Uut
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ma
l*
th e
r ip m u liltf
a
k i '( *« Uv* *\>11 ( r
?K*i» !)•* u l u x i i * f t n In l * i ‘
***outd lie 1*1 i* J I * *
i , n> tn |ii
a f f a i r * >1 l » » sv *e **»
i ib aa,f i « fetch he lit**I he queiiloa ui ia*»U.m bo.
. . pra.1 .a<ly ad the triuoU « «.i
nil kr o t i i i n m s t i aUae lie •*.
«mtiimt »f k n iitr The I t J ' f bu Pi I* «. t l l l t w i ll**, in a t - \ a .
■’ j Ik i - S b t e u e b t a b o u t 11 f 4 in * 1»
. i i t . i r * - : it tr* l ie Ijir.(V *-i «< est . ie* . ^ i h hare been t i l e ; ..^t>
t n r l n n l la the aiiar4«to*n -I
tr.tl u l on, and the p*e.~te af
pad )(C lt t r . i j e
of lb.- ad.
, l v r.1 tyi'em * ef la ia lo ti lhal
bate h**n adnp-’ed by thr > jr i* u
puliie print the 4>.i;aet«r
“
other eltnee, i* : !•» 1.41-4X0 ‘ he Ci.tirnium lal a je iv ti* tbr-ioyO >J.
iftleerlty. brn r an.1 au t IntelJ iv^.1 i1 1 , . sotintiy Ret. aitl» all of t i t
till of tic la *a with inipunit^.-Tl-e one I m l r e l ) t* i i of rffu il t,j t.
title it^qft of he p ir n Ti m | *i rani to the question of *-l '- l l * a
iis u m l by I ' t o i ' i i*tt m t ) i .a.i uul the rquihietion ef taaee, *r*
lo piiklid h r eptiimn, tu t 4 h .•ill f.tul thrt ritbout a dwuho .1
true to I t- pirate snl m t» <y ** jaeolion ■•{ l*ia\Mm and n ja il.
MKMty bj inquire ia 1* the m o tif
.cation ul la te i it the mt-at ic*of auih p iitle ilu io Hi'* ' i d-*.in f. |. riant i,i*rvtion faetr-3 Ibc Anttr
gui*h between lSo*e whieh aref tau J * vide I d a f .
tpr m/ormiti m ami tka -.pah- m*■ "A *i»il la n»er ibiity eitiei »
g^ipii libjul ikt -fc# wTvf*K Hi** l i l t •*'1* the .Stale of I'hutdn fw * 1 t *
ik merely t * li.llHe ami dofjr.o
Idal »-* \te*'«J ha* sm itnreil a.
To tbo*e of lb * HO** it*w r,yil.or .aa* d o niitalc!|4llln t U U s i *■*
It t» im ps.' Uc tha 4«nv iTed
. state of VWtlia have a taxation
•rrtnent ■h’-jM a f°*d 1.1* 10110.1 riu b k n that b peasUcaUy hey w f
crutpaiieoa nlth.any etbrt e.'.t .n
and impart ty.
The ('■ mn 1*1*101 ho* be in ten ' 4.1 the L'nited State*. The lah-o
ttituted of ruen ntai ilatereiy jiLwed ’ »£-»ilt*t |»n>i>er! r* oitbau
drlim i t« admin**Irr the a fta ** I the eotporate i'n ila of the tM itf
a d Ctliai ba*e been d*-iet*n,nt«i u
y( l*u City »1th fairne** and hJ
jv.it’aii > and oho b»«e i v n n ' o 1 pia-l'ealiy all laataar** by the ia~
U-|r a « t j a b * » l in th * behuit I-Clrxi xalaea t c u a l by la- Um i 1
ot the latraeipality. That ijib.- j nhieb aii-jik. I ho iCate af Flu. J * ;
rj, ill h*» not ire; * H* 'h r •M*'-*xal qf •elf-aprointiii cetowc*. " t Iiiue tfcea« *aloe> were ereateii
VurtJc awoal t r U j tlrlr r i i t » . b u thetw *e*a a ■ nbjnetiaa a l lt t o l ty
«h*n *u:h re*»ooa *> i«*w-e Ibe.r tar
tax Payer I r enes of
ally to the £.,«*r**mie«t n ‘ to thr fpet tha tW taa i n jt r ia .ou r
_ erupt the dettfoetbin of Ih e . .ia*la area feh that bta |K*[<1 1 *.
|knn*y of the offkiaU aa hoiu la i i i t k (onudrntite n u t than
tb-no by the
*■( «»i City thy a - T '.n e u li datrintiaed.
In
6/ Iwputin/ I * k» a f f iv t * a W c t say in it* mat, to toithcr I k S
»f Inteqrit, a a.I b *k «I p .irr-eu. tfy h: i tieiiry. he bad rtfaw il
loey i h n l l l e rcjuted h r *ueo y rara far in ml*aar« of the then
table. A* a <*1 1 1 7 1 1 *
< 4u-dret U the tts* It it tae
stay be p«ot.< rd fi nt 'wither ■«- thr t i i u r t were raced t t i m f i m
•uiv and lajdor o» the t * * 1-1 •* the Slate r * J e »t*toed to ad *are4 .1 ay th ; y ean IT B . t » t * and
■uch permit*.
I bate aaul throe th ir r * Wi.au -j u* aw.it I c i t i M i , ia IJ57. Sim*'
(An c{lirtaU icl'iewmtwt.* t ’o* the mpls-new of the h o n and I k
p *| ih barn born ( « w l • t r r f row. r n r t a ) , a f t n w tomUtwau t*nai
cvitWbin bim .liati in by l > l '( * o ad in th * f i t * •t f h n f a , par.
.,1 the City a*.I ba*e he.-u fn w d Ikatarty la tecard tn m i ) relate
tn anbrmt tn pub] e tnmU a . e i r t i t i i j. IW property n n r ha*
tonaequrh.f o f the p a je rh 4 - ilb- 0 -4*0 tn giro n n t aUrc'bnt and
•rata attempt tn kafluan 'he people com hktat an t» bin ptohkaa of
aad ina ihe’r t « •
I ham L.' ratio** on W M a t r f tha ia *
i I t rpac'.ni tlw n 'lk a when 1 O n - t n « a mono mad* bo *n!o« »aa
S
T h e re is a nev/ golden
A N T I-K N O C K gasoline a t
PA N -A M sta tio n s. It gh>es
you the motor performance
.
.
v,
'
you have been hoping for.
XI js new and
unrivaled to'
Thoroughbred ANTI-KNOCK
g a s o lin e
.
.
.
m o H d m f c o u ld
r .jih in g
it
be a d d ed
a d d ed ,
to
g iv e
pom better m otor p crjo ri n en ec.
�TITE 8ANF0RD HERALD, SANFORD HMIDA
flw
S an fo rd
H e ra ld
/^ B O N B U O A If. JANUAKT «u
■ U B L K V M S b rtrtt TODAT
equipped
'Ey” doD-n* not
•firslJ of tt*ir fsws: for I sis
•llfc tlioo to d»ll»«r tW , akith th,
MdL T1i : b Tho Lorg put forth hi*
Wul. and t w M n f mouth. Ard
t o N sha't Mom T W ; T W , shall
tew pat my word* in thy mouth
-sfm wmh ftM.
fe
AT PABTINfT-
! g > n ,'«n«vte WaBM . It ia
■ f l w
i K
a
•................. T
Nor Otrickon hoyauao It Isats no
Wsgor,
.
•Nor ashamed of any dostrs spoken.
'Uo4 knows, bad W* host) a illUs
M r. H o u s h o ld e r R e tir e s
VVTicn Richard Croker, who for many years presided over
Jio destinies of Tammany Hall, was preparing to retire to his
Jatate in Ireland in order to avoid .the possibility of prose
cution on Indictments {mowing out of the questionable man
ner in which he had amassed hia fortune of some five million
Lllars. he was asked if there was anything in his life which
he regretted. •“No, not one single thing," he replied after
some thought, "I have done good all my life."
.It is indeed fortunate that the hell diver, about to im
merse himself in the black slimy oose nf somr* low lyiiiK
marsh does not view his projected mud bath with the eyes
of the bird of paradise, it is well that the hog, grunting
and wallowing in barnyard filth is not endowed with the
delicate sensitivity in cleanliness and environment which
:haracterizos the immaculate peacock.
Nature in her infinite wisdom has provided for all
things. She has given warm coats to polar bears and hair
less hides to Mexican dogs living in the tropics. She ha*
provided giraffes, which eat only the tender shoot* on the
‘ops of trees, with long necks, and slow moving turtles, which
'theorise would certainly fall a prey to larger animal*, with
impregnable sheila. Sha has bestowed upon monkeys tails
ry which they hang In trees while' they make face* at enemies
below.
No doubt Nature was just as kind to Dick froker and
fiv e him eyes which saw none of the misery and suffering
which his political manipulations produced. He very* likely
'»w himself only as the benefactor of mankind. much lied
‘bout and misunderstood, lie undoubtedly was conscientious
:n his belief that he bail done nothing but good all hi* life
nnd that there was not a single act for which he should re
pent
It is reasonable to believe that ex-Msyor Houshotder
views his career as a city commissioner with much the
same psychological reactions. Almost without doubt he is
entirely linear* when hn says that he is satisfied with the
Dart'he has played in city politics.
He probably rrallr
believes that he has from beginning to end been doing what
eras beat for the people of Sanford. Id la likely that he too
Fj stioogsr
X if* would havs boon u r tl y Was
K
worth living!
thought «t
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 9. 1929
To* tsrday or oi
I 11| ak it la greater sadns*-
the heart to walk a hill o.
of its own sxqulaite
H A IL ’ * A N D
i Is Us big boiwt
t * Ih* shaciff*
t e M t Ieoh *•
Ju ly ...........
A u g u st
September
G eo rg ia And The
P re sid e n ts
M*e»«ct li'f t r t p h
JOHN
;kiM* of l«t. \V1nt* l|ou,*e». witJ|
| 1.4* or tv*. rttc;!,.ir,a, h air br-n i
|L v i kiv«wn t . i. .f|p»n* thr-iufh
|lhi* itilitmr* •<( t* *
;>nj~r!i;
] t4 • Err .......t i j hrvYt? t*vB
| i’iinitiM, rat • than
1 to mint of la r«*tiuT ij.^tant b«- t. fin tiui
to ut * tciist, ttun
.
.%4.rth *ii*»r*’ * f the P*>t**!»•£"
*
' tohiiif** *» kl*it to
\ h.i*
tgiL »er\© tt»
i*
-i* , mure imtm-nle
i* ^ t
, im *. 4Si jj*"r tonality thai ih© While flatia#.
H < I i 14.ft of rlaim to Mr.
a , tht fa.-* fhat he ifrn t
* <
n * ’ll* mam© At
*■.!. *u {•t» : thv ft**i Mm .
* . it it 1 n% , |.rat t i id law
lu-ir*
A it' \t anta for two
*
r
ini.h n ; ard writing
* Iwwik r■:i t nf I i "11ft r t .gfivehi'l.i ■ . m l nt rr e l *n t ie man*©
' n S ju r . .S, h ,t * fi©r a 1, Mr—
i
t
a Vn c mum. We had a
.■Tii too, on Mr.' Roosevelt, in
h*t hi* mother wui- a Bulloch
• >n <*n o .1 M U«ay family an-i
, tr afr**tr.i| Home itaruis al Ro*j ,,rll. Mr Roosevelt afknowle«ij;©*l
| *h© k n*hi with tiro IT U by paj I mif nuirkrd attention la Joel
.ndler lla rn * and Harry Still*
I « iil Kdnards find Major Alt hit
I JIAl and ethrr Cleoririan*. He
TEMPLE
GRAVES
"H*i|
rum; h
to
th*
rh i.f
who
Ilnilrtl chirf in ry rtf Isnxva^v
Florid* knnwi, Uo? * Carlton «*■umn th. si'*»mor.hip.
F*t«.
in iiln throo-h t»r maak at him.
It. T ill makr a r tn ] tfosetnor.
And what u rru.rp. h. la a tnas
nf .n u*h rm th ami tnoirnst,on U. | ro . with ht. opportune*
lira and r*«(ionarb!litir*.
I I . ia
a sta rrr m ,o ttxlajr than he waa
j
pnlay and., will prohnhly U
a b,gi»r e^ir «tl!j * yrar or an
htnc*.
The politics! breeii* that hlowi
I*ojrls Carlton ,n. blow.
John
Martin out.
Ft. too ti a man
of you th and imagination whow
whols ^tor>- !. by no mean,
limshrd
I t. (<«■ out of o ffm
rvrtled by miny nnd silmliwd by
many others.
Which li at It
ihoold to for a f uhliry man in
tha pnroi of hi* !lf*.
Of * n
Ih, editorial voi-s*
ralaed In comment
the rtrire.
ment of John M .rtln none, wr
esn imagine, » 1]| m m , him more
than fust of ih* Apopka Chief
which ha* admired h'm usf»l'erng*. through the thek and thin
if th j laat four year., nominalirg
him a year ago for the presidency
■f *he United State*, and who.*
current i»au* revew , h , term s '
Tallahtaaee in itamp every act
as ilateamantik* and *trimg. It
's net neces.ary to approve ahnlTy of John Martin or
arrve
tl»-/T»ther
w ih
th*
Apnnka
Y ' l f to *tinreriate Ih* loyalty
*nJ k>»# which the ex.gov tr u e
>a, received from thl* coiortu
’lit!* paper. It is an rpic which
hfinor* both the man and tb»
swipaper.
tl w»| (yin) Hr con who took
*.|i knowlcd^- ■(» be hi* prov.
'ic e " rod If Florida hai * Lord
Bacon h i. name la Mnsev Kolsom
C lim a te C o m p a re d
vho»# wraith of InfiriwM <wi a»d
">-M-rt, d o c 't - d we»kly In h i
Every winter visitor to thbi atato praise* above all other "Ftnrhw. of Ki- rtch. Facts,'' *n.
T 'J 'a him to bo hnrwn a* *
'.hints the climate. Yet Flotiiln people them.elves, grown s um*n ME n © r’n"cdin Fl-Hdano."
yUbstomcd to I he warm sunshine ami hence appreciating it rn v«»r# Mr. Folsom la an nr-,
less, declare that we muit have gambling, night clubs, and -oevnarian b"t tn know'rdya he
other forms of emusement or tourfsU wilt not come here. H ’ a Methuselah.
seems to us that as long as we have climate we will - have
tourists.
Dr. John Harvey Kellogg head of the Rattle Creek
^qnllarlum who is planning to dovelop a branch in this state
declares that tho value of Florida’s climate is hard to estimaii
■Adoilara and cents. Recently in his sanitarium bulletin he
i Fains 0**ch points oat. l)UN«hed a calendar comparing the months of the year in
h u at least on# thing 'a
«J S L h an<* In th# North:
•Ith California. Out then
"Fto jt f g wonderful weather and sunshine have been the
phprrx n u tbs wrong mp* nA °f\ringing millions into the state. It Is beginning
,tteU * jaat what canal to be r e c o c t by Florida as its moat valuable asset. No
m In tail state.
taxes, no atrtetjon. no meddling by anyone, and in unlimited
quantity and o r most desirable quality, it ia Indeed a
blessing that a ufcai'rovidence has bestowed upon this sec
tion. And better stfh. there is a world-wide market for
•very bit of It. It canhot be canned or shipped away. The
only way to get it la to Chgie to Florida and enjoy It with
thousands of other health-tickers. It la the only known
dement that will givt to qvsry one • longer and happier JJfe."
The weather
\
The weather
calendar,
\
calendar In
p North
January
February
March
FA R EW ELL
It'rh In tb . b en u v h t r f h T -h
-nrd. nrr thoxa on wemsi who
•.* rcSTTvet!-, wH'rh wer>- re.
—mlv nVerrd h v , Dr. Fr*deri#b
"
Fowrr- b-iUS and pH* e1* .)
•dii-eticn d 'rrrt-r fo r New York
Slat*
"Whenever I tr * p sl-t
and r-iwiler on a woman," ewure
De. Ibwars. " I Ink* It a * *n
•dmin’m. th .t her stnwtxch is
In a* good rend I fo r a * *V«
•rl-K-i || w rre," W* srs afraid
h* good dorter m int have ts*-1
* lor e f frmlnlM ird-gest'on in
hi* limn an,J « D •*« nv>r# hsre•ftsr.
Sugar c u e stalk* fourteen is
twenty feet Ugh. grow leg forty
te flffr ton* an acrw—this is
what th* murk lands of th*
Everglades offer to* Ryot hem
Sugsr Comyeny for iu
vast
pmjsctk ta tank* Morula th* asDon's sag u r bowl. Cnho. Lou lo
is tiu d h»* fa v u r iif mar© fo r the
1 t i*r* m,! k ■ fit in close to u ch with
t • .if ',-. in He a.ltd that on© of hia
j ru rltest , |r, *dle tinfll
w a s th©
t - ,'«•»,1v in hr* h«trin" thru ugh th j
! i at t t -■41 Tii * mother and ardent,
ith rimr.
" 3* in th© north
il._. North
-,**.. !© of
Tex Rirkartt, advonlunr. la dead
In Miami. HU Ut* story eras aa
Amerits a romanc*. Hs »w* on*
wma whp should te * * had th#
privtkgw of dying with hi* hoots
M*
D«»P*cy. mooning for
his friend, mast feel mars lonely it, U about ta ratify a world-wide
today than h* sv sr did la hi* u t i i y which la aa sa^arraaaad
UK*. Ha sad T a seed* sack ksttiag aad sassr what jwUwtig at.
Iswpt ta ackaowlsdgx that evta
November
A
N EW
ai
r»**J© w»r upon her
(I m i rr Wh 11vn, the new police
org**. Mr. T aft used
i .>11111.1-io n . i i f New kt.rk, ho > to «|i©rni h»t w in ter* her© and
W O O D R O W W IL S O N
•isrtfd In that iitv a .ll.cu.sion, of ♦ Tn?m«rcd tw.* (seurgiana w ith high
NEW YORK WORLD
tu m m ar 1 « hi* .':ril decree to the %tf ir© under Id* adm lnatralion.
C lord.an, ^1 lav* ,.nd order he *ai>J Hut vrr Tv-in,, had no n*al claim up*
friend. The Fact J I‘i ri. is * f " ' Cut! .peak* n l,» loot t .o e j crime
Bern Dec. 11. U 5*.
o i ^ pre«>ler<t. W e hiiv# n ot tven
Y rar by year tha Wilson t f hl»- mu la of pkux wordi which d'|e~d. mu.t go. T tc c ro n n m n ir, * n h t■ l*nr©arh?d the pie*;dcncv wth a
tory emerges tnor? clearly fpun fur its u tility upo-i th» tn«t tu arm* ohe'her - , h *i n mind • m
Georgian, ©itrpl when W illiam 11
t.i* smoke and dual of controv rs*.
particular ip c r k e u i.. or wi.etser C ra w fo rd mad* wha| appeared at
It Has now b.-come evident that he to n * ard the trad turn. wt.i h it w, * a rweeping * ntenee t .
tile dm© til he a strong bid for
is bound to triumph over bit ene Woodrow Wd.on pro.Ialinrd. Iso. 1 death of all rp e a k rt.e ,. |i *11
©lection to lb® o ffice.
mies, over hia own personal timl. late that txcety from the treat hinge. «n * com m . Well, prohibi
M j. Coolidg© hsa b**n In Urortitions and over hi* cwn miitakes fact that it come, into force In » tion I* like that—lUnni.m.l Time*
t;ii* one© before--twice, if Kit
Tha certainty of that triumph Is
wor d where an intim ations! so Wrpalch.
trip across th * state on hi* journow part of tha logic of event*.
r*
y It* Key West and H avan a for
ciety
alterJy
ex
it*,
and
it
would
Wc hove eLt.reiy loci rn.iny
For it * u th* destiny of Woodrow
th * P an -A m erican C on ip o sa It
Wilson to associate hi. nans* indii- he a* futile and perhapa as insUi- youngiter. whose most vigorous
taunted. Before his elevation to
outably with an Ideai of inter.ia- ‘ tr s a . the nohl* prnfru on of exerci.e consl'ts of Unfolding r:u t
countless
olher
forgctlcn
trestle*
map* ami snapping cigurel llyhters the nresidency, h© w as a member
•ionat behavior whtrh in th# lu.ig
and rseohitinots*. It is because v.it —Lafr.yvtt, Journal an,) Courier.
ni„ mu't and wilt previil.
WooJruw Wilson sstablished th.- Fart of Paria is fortified by the
Slat stna.t wra are u . ent*C d
idea that the fsa ca of th* wor’d coven nt* an dpiaetke* at UrccVi
In deciding whether and when an
through out the world ia tho concern that the wotttl at la r ^ has any
e x tri rrs.li,n of congrc** shall be
to t merely of thora covirr.m nt* •ai'h in It* promise*.
For the truth which W ilvn ex called, may yet have-It brought to
whch naaert a vital I n t .r c t ,n
thrir n itlc j that th* president doc*
•ooi* portion of th * earth's surface pressed for the world ia tha*. p.-_.-o
tbs railing.—Huston Transcript.
.ire
not
in
protnlaea
but
in
h-btu.
but o f all governments aid of a t
m«ni Upon the foundati, n of th it e| co-operation. That i* the siU!
Ids i an in t'rn iti.n a l more lily It liu th for which he Jived. That :*
potsibl* and tha con-itructlon nf tli* deep w'.*dom d sliilrd out of
»n , Jetarnatlcnal society sbuo the trials and error* of hi* moral
•bail mitigale th* anarchy tl wiL career. The proof ef that w jJo u
ful, private a d unbridled notion. I U being discovered and tediacot*
toserstgatlra. Of that t'vw inter, eted, rut by argument and piopa.
nstional erdsr Wilson is th * proph. CSnds, hut by cxper rtlb*. A war
«t. sad though it will take gyncri. has been averted only IhL. tronth
by th* cxtsmporixrd application of
Uoo* to establish th* inat.lotion.,
lb* ideal for which Wilson UugLl.
the habits and tho traditions under
Th* *cho»!master and vlaionaTy had
wb’rh natbrns will accept U tttuis
forsean an.t delineate,! the k no of
bcartodlg. Its ultimata triumph ta
action which tO nations were com.
-low aasurrd. Whan Wool row Wil
pelted to adopt In ordtr to preserve
son said ta mankind that a broich
tii* paxes. The proertas* which L ti
of tho pose# w s* th j qn crrn of
Fan-American conference adopted
al), and that perco waa to h* had to pre»*rr* th* peace of South
only by tho mobilisation of tho <wu America am ident u liy tho** pro.
aesnea* and fare* o f all th* css*** for which Woodrow Wilton
naliotw, be ottersg » truth so plala •takod all that h* was. That victo
awf f t lassripahlo that evsry gov- ry over violence In th* junglsn iu
smmsat fl-d a Itawlf compellid to .South America Is a monument lo
which th* frisadi of Woodrow Allton Can point end say: That ll
whn* h* lived far.—New York
World.
.w ith i n h reu iia# iiMciiMs*
— an J th at u tte r e j, w hiskersajdenbeast w ho w u hcThur*
band—
v .n c only
hand—were
only too terribly
R E G IM E
JOURNAL
Remember Tomorrow!
real. How could the have ever
dreamed that the iovcvl him
—the scientist she had
thought a ssaaf
Tro*. she was young when
she tu-rricd him. sad csoc
with him to the jungle* of
Brazil. But fever—that whim
■sa's Curse of the tropics—
hod got into his blood—sad
I
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THE SANFORD HFR M.D. SANFORD FI.ORID V WFDNE&DAY. I W A R Y 9. 1*29
Miss Wntanen (Jives Ala t hen n Class Is
Party For Sisters Honored »Vith Party
ial A n d Personal Activities
M ISS M A R G A K K T I’ KTKKS, S ociety
T elep h o n e UH.
lal Calendar
thirsd
I . D.C. Will (JiveBall
On R.K.Lee’sI»irthday
I hr in n stti ••all
vv
g
Fdllny
R e .ld e n m
[1 o'clock
113
m e e tir c
m
U 4D
l U r t a r a io * n , * hit ev>!#b n t n.1 Hr r
Ih tn l hirth.U y «i th a t lim a.
\ at* *mi* itm vi
(ujayi'd
T o n ig h t T i
Mu. t*>al*e Carter, For • #<»«»her ,i| jr*»r* a mUalonary !»
(TOO I.ATB TO C U W m
S*lvt.h>r,
A m *rO , who
I‘i«ll<r*wd,
jillo w , (w a le . parWill return to h«r p»«t with th*
van rat, 14 month* oW. 9»I«»N’«rtit iUptlM Con*«ntlon neat
• « k . w II .peak her* Wnln**,t*/ did brrmtor. Mai* hltUo. 14 a w b
.w n m i .I i Kl o'clock at th* Klr»t old. Sacrifice bath lu» ITI ghrt—
Longwowd M l.
• " * '*
H .p tl.t i hurt h.
Inti| !«!<• in th# s&fl^rmwvn «rh#*i
*H# h>**lrM » ai«tri| h f Mr*. |*ai*l
\lni1ifth4 n %* r%*.t refr***hfn#ftt % to
H u . t a r te r U • * ” * '!>
*1
fh# ft* (lowing (ltd# ffiwvntn* Jm #
PENSACOLA— W**|
FUeM
p-i**ieA»lity •n,t who h i t
U ‘»)il. i l i n
l i i i l t , L a cilU
Omit | n w «n plan orgmaiaatlem.
hut
um i.ual
»*pw ri«nc«*
1*
H ill. J< on I I gnn#y, \ irff'nLn A m #,
C h iia tlrn «mrh In foreign f!« ld *
" i t h f i J * e k |i.|HHf)r. Jin*
THi. . i l l probably h* h *r U » t
Ib'lf ■ ^ *I* »»i \U nhi'!, amt
I . f r r * re tu m ln e to h i t
ft .Mh» 11 anewt
e ..r *
in C e n tra l
A m « » *a
T>puhllr t« <..riilatly iavltm l to » tt* n I
rsona
van I•\ th r
l'u !*,t<
at her
John H. A o n n tU fiA in ^ l
rUHvn f t k rr s.m #
It* Airi! Output l* l'
n I nn. j #
n honor of the M rth*Uy of 0 i
th* mrmlwj-. of i hr r». , t
r . (’ *b#rt E . Lea. will b# h»*,i u *
lub at h*r hnjir i-j l.. •
tieual j t th# F o rre st L *k * If f .
It 1 oVIm, k
annual
10*1. J? *.. *
t*f ^ r ul.») #Yrnmc. J tt\. I* riar., ,r.
| *i th# r I*.net l \n-ijiif* 4.1 rA«|y urul«rwRy to mat*. th«* !•**1
I v %I* ^
kit Camp an»t Aunitary A iucCiv I ami it i* b
tmmiUr" that lb* *1 ■»' j r ■ n I
I h t ’d at ! ,r ! %k#* Mary
pity tiiJiHr jt T JU o'clock. u# Huger than #%*r i*%f o »« *' *
U o p n l « '•ill t •* U«IM by ihf*
J
L
KUIIIAl
I A K Hill will entertain ^t«ill(*nS| fMinm ?**■»• , j .. , tg ! *
■ Wit, i f : hr Book L i * r r a ‘ .no rilui'n! *•n •* * ' ,4* ' J * ■ ji
Sam u rl
Sir*
a |r» ip of , hiMnn Tueriky tf U r
IWBui, in In m«tr of bar liauf htrr,
T H ephnnr
MOUNT DORA—Nswr U« « 4
Don Th»»trr ep«a*d to y«Mlc rwB a p t i s t s c*«ly .
' Missionary Speaks
- S E E and H E A lL -
Mrs. Hurt Entertains
Bridge Club .Members
homv in
of
Sem .nob
V Loci jje Nyniter
F it y
|L O. O. V flail '|!{ * *(
[Difltfk't IktMitf !*it•».**• m
p re sen t f- r th* . n » u n , 4
1
officers
Kt ftut-0 «i VS* * k a* !'»■ 1 "»1
■pnal ('hmi t
HAT! HDAY
CcciHan Must* i 1**1*
<*
( 3:1ft a V ly fk i*r l it * ft till
, Fann ie M '.nt.m . tUi J >1, :
Lnney’w “The Friendly Drug Store”
n«if.
Sem inoU
I. E. S
K F irs t H lrrel
C h apter Nuriu i
have a c •»
S sn fo rd
i!e in front «f th^ l‘i, w,
I' l *1 M lu
Stor
MONDAY
. Numh*r S x , th^
i Chun h will in '.' at t ii
at thr hotn* .*f U r, t U
112 t,.W | .A iilit*
I Numhff Orr ■•' it.. M-i u
laaiiinnry ^ n i ’ i w II ittn*
lock with Mr
1. St „.t
mtlto Avrmir
i Nund»f r Ta •• i f tfir
If,»! M rtt*mary S- ~**ty *v»,a
I 3 o 'cl^ lt W ill Mrs
I'rrwrTlplIrtn*
And
Filled
I'rom ptly
A rtu ralely
r
SOUND
Loch Arbor
and
lia r
U r N n iK O N in D
M1LANE
TODAY ANn THURSDAY
T h e place to build your hom e
De Forest Sanford Realty Co
' O M I ’. HV
NRWS
m i l Diir.N 11
ADULTS M
CONTINUOUS I TO II
J 1, af
ft LI Ofk A re-, ye
■ Kunldor Thier
uf th.*
JA C K SO N V IL L E
MmVm
hit Mftaioiwry N irify viit ivtir m ji htn# mistallc-1
Mth UH J F 1
uiiO I b n » U r at City Hall,
Fifth ^ Irtry at .1 o'rl >en,
U Ncmb.■r Tniir uf .hr
Itat
nary Society
e ilh ilf '. II H. t'hapi>«.l l ’
*ae On Celery Avenue, at 1
yt»t
in conn i
Simplicity
of cooling system
Numl-er K.v* at the
I Mi.•■unary Society u ll
h .Hr*. S. O. Stunbolser,
IAtaW')-’ . at .1 s 'sUk L
Number S a ol the
elonary Society will n».»t
I. J , r . McClelland,. MU
,venue, at 3 o'clock.
Number Seven c( the
t Mieaiunary Sorirty will
3 o'clock with Mr*. Win
fe Palmetto Av*nue.
Lot Ladie
COATS
[ill E n t e r t a i n s
a ld o sta
V is ito r
R P i t . Roe* of Vaido*t«i
4 ha* been th* rural of
itn Mm W. C. H ill, for
t wrrk W3» huaoml with
• party Tu**da» cvenlnp
l
new
We h u e a »rrj frw
male ih il
h a,e
Hill at wr ,hom*.
B
■.
lr» rr
utr|, fur I rimmed
to rU»«r-«*t
and
muhrd them al r.irm rdlaary
re*
diMlka* In on'rr to mot# them * llk tl,.
a Aren tie.
We adrie# earl;
VAN RAALTE
AI.L, H II.K C H IFFO N
HOSE
.h. pyina a . th*re are
m
lately how
be. the
narrow h e. I
murh de ired.
|u«t * few rual. In Iht* irmip.
O ld . » i* U *
V a lu e s
t o $ 2 9 .0 0
in all
«otor».
•
T h u rs d a y , F rid a y , S a tu rd a y
taalon* uf bridf*
at th* ronclua'on
|h *cvr* jiili* for
M and
* swvwt m
art*
>n gvonfwtte
handfrmi by
th* (hade*,
baete.*, WM
a*.
pa«t*l
m Hr*.
R. A. New
axn,
p Marxwma
P rtrn
kHowtnr:
His*the
Blanche
,oor» fur
men.
■wr y***nl*d
( w i t Mia*
Maude
to W.
A.
Margaret
I LaMl**
Boa* f**ter*.
twcrlTedand
a
bwm
an.
w.
r.
inn,
w.
K chiffcm bow a* ru n t
$ 16.75
PHOENIX
Fall Katliioiwi
HOSE
(Ch Ii Second Floor)
C L O S E -O U T O F N EG LIG EES
A rc h ite c t
Natl Rank Bid*,
t o t e d , Fla.
________
jB fo fa h K lm o m a A p d R k h e lk n
____________________________
T S .
T1
CO RD U RO Y
K o lt G ood s
RO BES
Am4 * * * * ”
__________
K N I T C .O O D S
Ud*m
•*
PHOENIX
Chiffon Hom
"*
** *
** C rw e red mad br**m. a* w,l| ^ u , ^ c W I Uhl* far me
• U *«<• that wr tern a* tohrr * * W * will W (<xsd I*
• tria d this arrvSaadW st thto grwae • ! rwtow sad argtttww
Q C /V
K 1M 0N A S
A RD EN
TsUttrim
A COMPI.ETE water plant le a part
of rvery automobile aa It l« a
part of every modern city.
The pnrpoae of this water
plant la to keep the engine cooled
to a temperature that will make It
efficient In operation. If it were
not for thia, the cylinder wall*
would overheat and the pUlona
would refuse to operate.
T h e coolin g system of the
new Ford U particularly Interest
ing because It la ao simple and
reliable.
When the radiator la full of
water, the engine of the new Ford
will net overheat under the hard
est driving. Yet the action of the
water le ao regulated that It will
al 1000 rtraolntiona p*r mlnwta
of lh« motor.
The hoi water around ika cylin
der head ia drawn to tbo radiator
to be cooled by meentrifagal «•>
ter pump of new dealgn.
The entire cooling eyateaa o f
the new Ford |e to simple In d»*
•ign and ao carefully and* that It
require* very little attendee.
The radiator ahoald be kepi
fall of water, e f coarm, and
drained once each month an that
•edlatenl will nnl collect and re.
�f U E P U N T O R I) H E R A L D , S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
W E D N E S D A Y . JA N IT A R Y B.
19TB
Mllarie To P
‘Woman O f A
T o d a y , Tom
EVERYDAY MOVIES
/U n iq u e
;
G ift
C o n s is ts
C ash
se n te d
u e tte s O f D iv in itie s
IV M
0 1=1 Nineteen CountriesOf
Tropics May Help To
P l t < P o t*
M a i n f nin Institute
A P P U C r t l 10 M
.gXAMiNett
T o ta lin g
$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 W ill l i t P r e
O f P ic tu re s O f S ta t
.
CA O TE h ID CE, Mar*.. ’ J a t . i —
^ , <IN3>— Photographs of a roller t.
Iuq of 800 In icrIW Buddhist stalI iu e ttri,. aMia at .which t ira th#
1 t.fiimt* m m e if th*
reap r .i . •
,$■ J divinity of *te«r Um aistic panth£ joon wnrshipjxd i t th* Imperial
J court of Peking about the year
| 1P S r j I l f nqrw (ho property of H »r.
g .Vnrd University. ■ gift nf Baron
1 AT/YJnJcr von
8 u # L Holstein,
it |Profeswr of Sgnskrit ln .lh« NoYt tn g ta lf Uni u n i t y of Poking, and
tat Ui# current /ear, a visiting
i |fryfetaojr *t Harvard.
Th* gift to th . Pour Art Mu4 J, fVJn T!**fJ,nl*W* b#c#u*c th* pr*
- »Iou* com plat* Lanwiatlc ponttwo,'
| j « m publlthed la ,th * Occident hail
« .*nJjf three hundred ptraonigei.
^ I
In Forbidde* a t y
Baron ran Staal-Hnlatain «a>
A . th * X lnl fureigtt riaitor aver ad>
mlttod to tho carefully guarded
5 (P m *n ct* t f th# palace within the
f Forbidden D ty, and hi* vtalt wai
S j /n»d« VHWtbl* by tit* fact that h*
» W«» (he only1 foi*(gn*r on the
Hoard itfhirh auporviaea the care
f o f the Imperial peine*. Th* court
1 i mg which tho collection wan ho. **.!
L woa tho home ol the Uowag.r
Y lCaipCoU amf Of thoae caocabiifc*
r who had loet royal favor.
J i
Another ‘ Im portent discovery by
^ the eminent professor was th# unI t p s r t U a i o f an obacura rntnu! " acrlpt containing
340 Chinese
f l.*dlaF»rM htpoae,l by a Lamotstir
1 archbishop In honor of as many
■ * divtntttrc; arcompanlad by dn.w.
i> ing* of tha personage* and tho
P riz e s
i.C h * lf f f c U R S
Contestants
8 T . L o tu s . J-*n £ —(IN S )—
Parka Airport, just o<vo*s th.)
Mississippi fmm t!i!» city which
" l l mail, fonbU-i In air L.^t.ry by
Col. C. A. Lindbergh. will be thfinishing point for cunt, slants m
th* Gardner CuJ> Rj.-a an unnusl
airplane rfer t i rent whi h will he
held May I t. 2*J anil 30, actordlng
to rcrulitjnni ma<le by nf f |rjala a.
the oirpott ncentiy.
Cash priiea of IIO.IXM will t*
diet ri butrd.
Th* rare, recently approved by
Ine Nut u n i Aarnes.iiir \ty.eiii.
lion, tail! h* ihe ftrit at l e i ma
jor aeronavth-al event* t-> h- held
in thla Metro in‘lit in .] • lint thi»
fear <1919) The ether ranns
event will he the International
Balloon mre f-.r the <>erdon Hen
n*tl Trophy xhniulul f .r Or tubrr
lly Juinea L. hi'eallevr
ltd. rhst'aital N e*s IW nlrf
ftcia! reqor^t fmm th** offlrerA
«>ki b«nrij of d im t' fi of the r ^ i ta lc far tbc part inpat on of your
country in a fund to op«rat * ai.«i
D.A:nt«m tha UltBIHtorj’.
**Th** iritrffidtH>r*al hco'th rf® r
;f«t hcnqr# a man who ha. rtfvrwr-j
id a trrmtrviiiUB **rv,ce in i.fr *-**.
In? ihioughout ail of our tountdi* .
Or William Crawford G o .fo i
lli.< w* rW tn Havana. In Panama
aw.* in var r*«« other countyie* ti
Ninth .Vmrritn in thu fiffht n p illft ^
yellow fn o r jo I «»lh*r tropictil ilUr£*c* hraoirht him wnrkj faro#, Lnit
>»ru e u la r i >f
m P r r ajmn! t h v |*#*|»k
M ill I o;rn]»»dm l
. thr Ail»rrx ju It i* fly fillirff
1 NEW YORK. Jon. !» - * IN'S»— t.it: Dta y r o t effort m t h f cM of
' Inn'it*
H ntretren (Vnu-i j.r/vrniativr m+*\ rule
tv*
rnAintamrd. especially in t h* Imp
in I - 'ith im e r ii ;rt rn u nti > • *
« a. where htf •cht**«mcnla werr
, r r t - - i ! i i r rn th e m a i n t r r u t ’ >
m if wort hy.”
S to u d c n m ire , D ul
A Speed Kvrat
The raee for th* tlnrdner Cup.
for which trophy and yri.re uriil he
given ernueify by liu i'ell V.
Oeritner. presidvnt nf the Gardner
Motor Co., hen. will lie ftrtftly .1
apeed event w|()i tjJ tifklenry
furm'ilo* to mm plica t* th1’ ttm .
put it ton of retulla.
Th* first phare will be a five
fold affair with 1‘Hot* racing front
Buffalo, San Antonio, Hlntnark.
- •—• • • " I t
p v m s
ra
w m iiii
u
A tte n d
A tla n ta
*P»t». | ('.
SUf idenmire,
M
. The manrger nf the Seminole Gfl
„ th* !Cotr.par.y. arcoitthaplvd bF ■
! ()
T\ Piittnn. left Moodav to K
tha Natienul league of Cagi
j inn M rrtkgitf. which i» hnldlM
court annual m e tllig tn AtlanBtt
1 t.w 1StouJenmlre ii» attmiling th ,(
rout. ir'*{ ln
interaat of "*c«S
1( liggcr ami better line of pm
mun- f "r ,he P'rgly-'Yiggly stag
high, Central Florida,
of 1
(hiring the j*i»t 13 nionath
deU ; Setnmol* Grocery •Compaaf
d itrihutrd mi re then -TSf) tn
Ipnduce through th, lo.-al \i
• j touee t the variutw "torts k
C & lS 1 u-,| from this unit.
1 im ji i
o/700 end 800 "willes from 1'atlu
Airport and ru iteftin U may start
from any one. The purpose of the
five point* Is 1 1 make entry con
vrnlent b> pilots. In any srctlon of
ih* country.
•
The second phase of tlta tp -eJ
contest wilt be * care o f the win.
IJa.OQ Jars Yirks flow
Trudured E ie rj II
New York Stock Exchange Reports
)
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< L Jitr.
i lio tif r rh
.
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4nU)T...
m l-J fccitnrcslt. __ _
JfMi.l A*«tu Vaiy „. .
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Unp
b3 7 -f
Eu A htatop
r.U S i
Y Yr
•
j .i j . i N Y Cent
I I * 1-1 u v
jpg I'urvf>!|
Hi l.l
•, jpj
.
•<r. I. f r
purpos# of shovHnr
Mronautfeal Inna that the win
Chinese Buddhist tectum the ob- ners may show speeds of more
v » r n and rough draughts of than ItU mile* fwc hoar.
state document* in aneWnfc* Jib e tan And anrient Tranlan Itiqpiage
TA KES FIN A L ACTION
Khotan t n th# reverse. Th# docuW A8HINCTON."j*n. a - ( I N s )
meats dale probably from the Kth
Final action n#cvssary to h n .g
CWtury A. D. and throw much
v Fcnn r*sppnrtlonm*nt bill bsB|M an i t s artflent geography of
wes ta. 01# lit# Hens# 7
«Mstrel Asia. , hen by th# House
which raportfd
day. Ditn^witJ
IRTS WORD
I HUSBAND
1
(Continue From Pkae Oh#
i Ifntidtal w w a ^ i g ^ ^ a n d a pet
* "name for her. *‘II«r»ay* He w I3U
i t« repeat the cod# you used ti
* • jrtur mlad rending act with him. *
{
Ford said tha "control" infuintti
. him «m) then (ontlnuad: ‘■Pin*, of
— Trtt’ h , aayw t'HogaUlU." Do you
: W S iT V h a l t J U t S W a a T - Mi<-
■>uur#; * -Tk*’.
r»nn
t.
I'itt vhurffh C -laf
* 34A I*t K Car ..
NO M ORE 1
IN ST0M J
AND BOW
Adr'T
TurtU A#ro
Fbehmn
.
til JA Ktyrtr
.9 7 .L a Fttnn Cbrp .
, r -■* llad.o .a aU> i * ltnyn Ttdi II
FIND SEVEN
CADIZ. Spain, Jan.
W IT H
S«vtn d«ad > d - e e of *e 'nvm j
tcd^JT u n h f
from tha Italian ge«r.uh:p Voi- Indtfutlng w fvlcol,
tr -MNSt a n a wgr, found un Fur. talcs rol»t<ry>
I llu m e
G O V E R N O lt C A R I-T O N
AND
MOItKOtYH REACH MIAMI
MIAMI BEACH FT*.. J t r r .9 (IN S )—AmbatsaAer and Mra.
Dwight W. Motivjw, and daugh*
Ivm El, is tat h and Anne, arriv
ed here today for a brief stay.
They ar# #n rout# In Nassau for
a . 10 day visit Ftfor* Morrow
w j o n w jh y M o w C jy on Feb. I.
lH S F A M IL Y
.,V R |
*
FOOT
^ S W s F E riA L lN T
_
l I IT
It mu wish In, is pvrmsnsi
liewd nf ,<> In •tnmoca an
sla taka lioalmatin'e Dos I
which ar* prepare# septate
etnmach ■** end all t'.e kw#l
raaultle# from aas preeaorwJ
Tk^i smptr. aeawtea f*H
th# pit at the ttemacii will
over; that a a i l o a v w r i w i
•tils h.arl palpItalVn will
•nT ynu wilt aasm Im> asl*
« •Ifrti treatti wltNvut rtiwf
Thai t r o e ir . (I*«#S fettle
dlnwr wilt P* repkecaoi hr I
foe rntcrtslori-M. Ulnells
eeeee, , »«c tin.i,«. arms ea#
Will no Inr.car (eel aaM an#
•Uap
i-« ration Bee 1meal
Ttfeleta prsrsat gas tr»m ti
lea with tn* etfrolstU a t
oauulna. le the yelluW seal
ewr *o«4 drug a(ui+ ril^
v S
rU M M r
id larH . li.si.s.
hauremtse t*| K sm k ■•-
•Sem, firs# i r h i . , fiH .
i n i. r . i_ u |*i.M n . i r ss
( la ir s t . e — a# I I k w . O f .
la a# a. h u k f M ia,
S h ie ld
ring fiugs
following
mi In* de
E x p ert
E. J . Meinbanii, mt
Ukt well-known aspect,
•onullv u et th# Ange'j
Ur land-1, Flartds. on F)
Saturday,' Ja n . Ilflt ai
from IU.00 A. M. te ■
d*UF
-
*
,
MOTICK—Only geallr
IntIDd In rail ni tW#
*pcr«#l arraageaenls ■
noauced Uler fee v «
rtuldren, A pre--*t*M,
rharga fag
Mr. Mifn'
-Tho M#.
�V
I
;
T i n t B A N FO R D
A
FOR KENT—ft
c t
a d
r a t e s
L m i Caah la Advance
MM ade, will he reeel rad
Itrona and collector aent
lately for payment.
•
_______10c a line
r * ___________ Ac a line
e * --------------7c a Una
[Time
Ik
rates on request
reduced
rates
are
•mtiirti.
Accordl r>f to hi* diary, IV n o .
loti* not only went to Itwfl*. hut
down there he became i n ii jt o l .n
an espionage affair of serious pro
portion* and. simultaneously fell
itolently in lot* with an Indian
dancing girl.
1G— II d im w for R rn t
Sanford Daily Herald
■aecutiy* insertion*,
n e t worda u( a>cra ft Ivngth
i counted a Ram
<o ad under J iirwa v-cvptvd.
U) advertising It restricted
proper claaatficatlnn
J an eiror la made I ' * Par.
d Herald will be r—sponsible
I only one incorrect m«ertlon,
advertiser fur subavquaai
trtlon a. 1 he office ahouid
notified Immed.aleiy In case
l
with a rrv an t* qu arter!,
well kep t grou nd s. a.silw ,
Jan. l i t . Rhone IS.
K R IT Z I
R IT Z
9,
tlie e n in l
th m u
i
.
1 92*
By Buaiimiller
-IF
l EVER
LAY
MY HANDS
O N YOU I L L -
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
- DIRECTORY—
•lUt.
alo. fir. room hnnw and hath.
.Ofr Magnolia Armu*
Heaorn
able r»ft» r Srrvptrd. Apply _\l h
il.'ltlrf n E.tate.
C U T T H IS D IR E C T O R Y O C T
FO R
HANDY
FOR RENT Muuto, We
Firm
■it. Apply II. V K en t, Rhone 17
R EFER EN C E
A D HATER* WOOD
N ew ly d ecorated , w ith
firep lace.
•ravage,
reeaonable.
A lro
J
room house. Rhone M m
le e lr
790 betw een a and III A. M
am.
7 and 9 I’ SI
I1" ' h. The fRcycl* Store
MrLander A reade
YCu O U G H T
T O BE
v
A S H A M E D OF
YOURStl.FR u n n in g
a f t e r
a
PO O H
L IT T L L
M El P U S S
I CAT
l i k e
THAT * J
TO AHV KRTISERS
Merabi
F I A M I!) A W E D N E S D A Y . JA N U A R Y
H 'lt KENT '.«>7 laurel Avenue.
FOUR R i« iMS. HATH
and
.SLEETING PORCH. GARAGE
Wwl y
for
room
H E R A LD . SA N FO RD
u
repreaentative
ou ah ly familiar with rate*.
I and c la s s !fir s tloa
wit!
r you complete inform ation
(If you wish, th ey will a »•
you In w ordin g your want
e malts it mure e ffectlre.
I
HE.MSnT'TIIaiVO
W ELL CAUGHT
HIM
’o e t i i H.mstilchlnf He pf
>r f v l tve A Itut St.
("HEW ING
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t
WHEN IN NEED
TOUR
Nl W
H A T ' /I
i >in n
* rm i(F .S
OF
S'*at Covers
Cushions
V tU A N H E IN O
1 <i»n 'to r t, Jones Tire
rH H
Curtains
H A TT F.R Y S E R V IC E
iLAClllCOI.A oyttert
illy , W. II. U n g M arket
2i»— MiHCclIanmuH F o r Sale
5J*n4 of all
nda
In SanfonI I'aio. A F ttR SA C K S e lf v iiirtrr. on*| Paper Co, I hone W1.
Font Trin k. ildke bmly, a
IAN UF rOoTl t'l.I) WAleleS rnb—Httt?u o for iinirlt 'rin*h
I awrvnce
1^k«* Helen
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s o u r n iiN c ]
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3 ]i ;: t h : it r o t l FURTHER
OKMAThe.i, CALL CHUNK
I OR SEE V. n COLLEH
N IF F M l
NO TUNING—lly
eipert
ith 17 years etperienca. A!m
)NOGKAriI rvpatrinj. San*
Rpalc and Gift Shuppe, Me
ier Arcade. Rhone t '2.
KUIISON COACH k«»H SALE
In A l rendition, new Du*n
UtomuMle
nainl. roml tirrs. Will crmalder
C mn1 flr.t mort*aire un Sanford
FOR s .u j :
l.aa A ryllnde, 7 paatenyci P'operty Apply Seminole Tire
dan. & irn.1 li r e , motor in Shop, 109 W. First Street, 1’hon.llenl mechanical condition,
llalery in y vo.1 ahnpe. Will
SH70IKJ rash cr easy termr
WHITE IIIGIM.F.YMAN
'ord At*, at Tmth St.
lMiDGU
rare ^n.l Graham trucks
■ and ISth Street. Phone 3.
LUP-MARMONS
ford Automuhlle Co.
Mdla Are.
Phon, *37-
IG11T I'HINT 8 IIOF
>Y aervice on any thing in
ing. A phone rail will | t
tan. Fhone 41T-W. 9 (tail*
NO MOCKS —Trrlfatlon
and (*arral cement work.
Concrete Co- J- B. Tar*
, Prop. 3rd. and Kim.
Is B 00#1N U : The E « f Er<
Dag.
Metal
ahiaglea
f team tin and galraaitad
See James H. Cowan. Oak
id Third SL
i'bone 111.
registered breeding stock.
pedigreed stock elegiblo
rogt at ration.
Chinchilla*.
Hue *V*d bevrren* and New
4 White*. SL John* lUbladiaJi Mound Village, San*
Phn,
C A FE
A nnounce merit*
W"
A t M agnolia
SPENCER’S TOP
I *ilint i i «n l" ^-*rr*v t
i *
t. n n h#*-n tinilrr
.t ih
I.Iit he-a fa n | thd* «-i irhi , i *.
intriehl* ”f (n il "
‘I
SEE
SHOP
I »t 1 tftll *r*»M +TE< tlr-Ve- t*M«t( >i *
,|f •*UE<ntdlnrr4hl|r e»TV.| I Hlf» *t t .
idti.int m. 11h l hi1 till i-t'l ll'af I n *
* dc h
n * 11till i**ti * 1h r»tujfH1 *it
* '
Maff.t * TVallkin.
i<« Weet Pirai SL
t hi
enilrr I*d ***»!
an I t ana*!*
The fit r It cups in \
*r|
M a iw v ll
aUractiv# (foLtruftt, urat hu Kimjt
im* frirwfstamt race IrEtk •*»*!
jfvn^ral arret til t) of lb# Vnlia
M4 (‘I'linty Fair Tht pr *1# nl V«*i
ytui Coiintian* in lb* at fa r • nly
#f|ual1ni by the if working *b Sty
to Imprnvo anti fnlarirf the fair
jrra r lu o fm ii* f^*ur
The
G ent
In a u n n e
IfR Y
U *»*i t*
nl
County Comjn •aionvra to.*#
*aw th«» Villi# of th*- futr t>/
tn«* county m a tvhot# an*l Ian at*
way* ftcnnjrilml g#n#roita HcSp, a11>1
th<^ r«junty*4
proplo in a«
oaika of |l## havi 1hoir
hch.ml the
that opvfitv lh»
Vulu*ia County Fair.
It r*»alljr rrvjl>r»a a careful
l**ru*al *»f th* l*frm um
a»h*^h
t* a ruftiporvCurn of about all
j>ha»r* of the fair, to f*t any aufl lainties, women's work in all Ita
uf in«i(b into th# actual ic«»p« of «*lletlea, art work, pet ala. u.
il. Suffice it to My that 'I la a floweta, do«», manufacture.! ar*
*lupcn<l»u« iJUplay »»f dtrua fru .t» t i.ee, ( ,e w an I durka—a.I housed
jllil VlgoUMfl, ir l f ««Jt ftflj * lal ii 11 attract v» lonldlnra set in a
fuiaja crupa. |**>uIt ry* IttaMmfc. marnifbnnl tropical Kmrdert wfln
PAItlB. Jan. ft—(1N S 1-"F au st forestry proucta, p fw ru, u
playini* fountain* and a world a
ana a myth an.1 even monkey f^ml, rabbits, cann*-I in I
b telly I lowera. I'remium llat* can
ulnnd treatment I* incapable of
makins part of that myth a real
ity."
S l o w d o w n u i U P u m n i y __
Dr, Serge Vurunoff, wh-iee
X > U MAY O e U C VU O CLO
rolling ops ration la rmern'ty hr.
*TYO lN 3 M k T U 4E t3 P U T
licked lu ro to r* youth, admltlml
that science cannot make Krayupper
baited (arson* feci like "awset
me
sixteen."
kiental viyur and not the lost
year* of romance, he explained, i*
what must petlenta hop* ran l**
borrowed from African simians.
"Not more than five per rent of
the persona who come to me tu be
operated on do so be. aua, they de
sire to appeal to the .opposite aex."
he a*id.
Or. Voronoff laid he made the**
te fleet Ion* o»»r w.u.sa.mtr Am .
nold bennet’s play “Ftofvaa-u Sat*
Faustlnd
allyon'
shake* off eighty years and fall*
In lore with a nineteen year^sld
atudenL
"The gland operation cannot
even guarantee a ffeah templet
lost." Paid Dr. Vororwiff. "If a pfc
llenl'* wrinklea are aaseethml out
M tCf Nhu trt C M K Y **
It ts an accident.
OCPMttMCm STOWC AT
“The operation la ■ boom to per
T E H T H IR T Y - W fAR
sona who need Intellectual ttlmuVtitA* w o r n vMTCkt,
laa la that it eterroswe* phyaical
e t c A u t c i w o r n w a it
fatigue which afftcU the men
rot* you , w t o u - R L r
tal machinery.
l LM I ,
“ But the t f l n t e l the gland
may not be permanent. Some pa
tient* faal the seed ai a Mas op
eraMe« after three or live yearn
after the Drat grafting.
"Arnold Flvnisei* ia hia play » l
patently intend* to roarer a mural
which Impresses aae. There bs an
ethical problem I* the fact that
Dr. Faust lag rein* a g irf* ttfa. la
It right to prolong or review the
Ufa of oae #f e ra character? My
auup
Famed Doctor States
Glandular Process
Limited InltsScope
oe S
~r\
M IL E A C R E A M
IN S U R A N C E
iji-m if r\ui •r#*n a ny\» n-■f *■ in t k .*
roil ft t rjr It ft t*f*» l*t 4 hailiaia.je Ir*
to pro lui e tho
<if i t
At
306 W. 2nd. S t
A n Gettery W r it O t b
n on Senf rrd Are.
'
J
S te w a n
I
Boat
C I.K A N E R S
M O B L E Y 'S
DRUG
STO RE
HOOK R E P A IR IN G
D ru fp i
*anlt»-, ew an IVeatery,
ranm. »««. I l l N. Park
T o ile t
A rticle s
TOP 8 I I 0 P
S h cool
S u p p lie s
T am pa
T rib u n e
riio tie
F I U N IT T R E
»10
S.
J u H. Cowan
Rrmflay and Sheet Meta.
291
F ar*
A e t.
Trail# In you* used furniture
a obtained*by Wr tin^ mto head
quartera.
WOOD A COAL
PLACER TO EA1
OCOEE -< 'ha*,* A Co. epe
koi.OOU parkin^ house hale.
MIAMI— Flans discussed
<rartion nl mere p eri here.
f ur
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A N IN H K P K N D K N T D A I L Y N K W S P A P K I t
VO LU M E
XX
I^ a * e d W ire In tern a tion a l N f w * S a fe lew
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t ! i <tt|IM . T i l l I M > \ Y .
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BUREAU WARNS
FLU MAY TURN
MORE SERIOUS
NUM BER H
Tariff Protection
J^j S p iritu a list Who D e co d e d
Sought By Wilson
jo
H o u d u u Message V iew ed ciiiu»VTimii
& With Doubt B y S cie n tist
1^1
r>oIuntcer Counselors
Jam Mayfair Hotel
In Kfforts To Help
Ad\ ise I n Selection
l.ife Imprisonment I?.
(.i\enl’ow Wow Uoclt r NNholteliex »*dl!«•
T' as ( ast In“ SpeM”
Herb Is Silont On
His Appointments
Verdiet Ends 1st
01 Three Cas:»s
Many SouthernersAre
Jt Beinir SuKifestedAs
L i k e I y Candidates
11-Year-Old Vtiuth Is
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30-D AY REPR1KVK
IS GIVEN A. R. KEY
BY JO H N MARTIN
"
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PM.
Imn far producers .,f
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•. j *'f « t » . .lay runfAeiy.*
• Si. h began here I -lay un.|«r
IS- lu a p k ln
f ih# 'Lsi'fwy,
t « . . f f tiM . Ui.nn I "f.n in \
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•i.-n, „pefle«l I.hU , « M m IiW
*YSr time Ii4a S. T' I .. 1," -fop
•• I 'm m.<r> s.le.fuste potter.
1 n m Mnlhtin t ..-ducts n|
s- i ll l\ e ha-e in proroaa of
r>-I station
.. he»lul»s
i. .if» ip»n mr pr.l-,, (■ 4B.| it
• . ir .tests* the' these rate,
S* a ..epocal*.! in Ik# tariff
">no«iir» ”
-toteral
Senator*
•n*l m#n|f'#n ,%/ the ll'.tcee
- i ' * w H».|nl#.| t .
the
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SANFORD TO SHIP GUN BATTLE ENDS
FIRST CELERY 01 PLOT TO MURDER
SEASON TONIGHT WOMAN'S SI'OISF
.Mm. J. A. Clark I
Dead In Arkannas
PENSACOLA. Fla.. J.n.
1<V - (IN S ) Watcher* aboard
the (endemhlp IT_S. S- P *t<»ha sighted the Loa Angelra
at 11:26 A. M. today, accord
ing to report* relayed here
from Port St. joaeph. Fla.
Shortly after the report waa
received, a plane wa.* ordered
to take o ff fo r Port St.
Joeeph.
Earlier m th, day. alter balll* " f d r°BC headwind* Ihrvughout
the night, Uk* itI f * iMn waa be.
iK m l In be « ir a « » her* an the
\ « * * t f u t af Florida. It waa I*.
I » « l " l by n irtM iw n r . i x i l bwrw
iknilly M o n noDii.
*Na sight or Miuml af Lot A * .
TKat waa th. brief me*.
received her* at 10'to A, M.
fr»m St
near whera thw
*ir .Tiathan wan tcheduled to ar.
rve si midnight Th* m»*»ag»
!
m
If
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«
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a 1
| |I ’tPlnffllfd -IWH H*il
in*** i.rf» UsUjr fi.r l
,
th« Inftf-Vittk rt*
m renrrv ;.« a 1. Ml e a f l ^ g a Pf^ j u btu.
• - a
fcr«a|.i»l oq
g
deliver Two Talks
romorrow Evening
C.iant Of TheSkiesExpected To LeaveFor
Miami As F o gU fU
WIFE LS HELD FOR
MYSTERY ATTACK
ON HER HUSBAND
Three Bullets Pierce
lhi<|y OfVictimWho
Is K\pected To Live
n .lh» t| t • •« I
h * |wf»lt 1 iMa*
,*<» •leiII r hr rr|irlt'h«- he«t e II
l* . t h»- f i «m J411 7 If rj*p *•
« I* :t*4in III |I'I In hthdlf •I• *.
%*t n« 1 c*»hir*r, lt#» 't*l| ••
rt|Fi| *i lr)f n
»»* I •
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>tar
nothing
1 tjr |h viih|( 1 mm* »tntr.|
Thr r. U rtKc 1 *( ttie |*rcAiJ**nl •
IHi ir m no »pr* tl
I < • t
rirvt «' n« rifling hu raliliut uj
—Tiprrrrr
n Hi
*-1 Ui
ita hm* g.fcn if jit t*» rnvi
*\*) \\IIU of •ifo r tuki ii t » il f
•n*J it 1a git tug 4 gno'i
*» |h tr hunat by I'.lu rn t)«
t> r
k f l . V j f M . . CS.'hr* J'. i f
Hr/
low J o i '/ *. ]
ho a.'e backlrir «ari.*i.
formvr pr|iid»ni o f fhe
i
ve for Join.
Th**y ap
n«titufi«.»i, hivi> L«r>i tlUiuiMr .«t
■Bri rlly fr. I that *.1 long U. tlutr
ih*1 re<|.t«*«t of th** eitti'inrv *jen
H rrlk .m , lh.rr I. hot.
4l'* • i •• It » 6 i l**»rn««l \k th«
■ Thrt* or. 1 uni 1 * ’.It it Ml
I p - v r r nlr.u.ly h*i
op l.i.
Hlti.f c> n* i*rn.rg ht. uffi. i •I fun.
and ihnt he I . inririy c ' i
H iou gl. the irremoity of 1,1 mi i
ta thi. a,i.ile«<
of ■>
MrmUin.n* inertly nut ..I i-.lll*
fir*, aid a ■•me of pulilicul dut,
Tbcr. are u*hcr rumor* that l*e
At 'he vninv tint*' i ** •* • i. ■I
•111 ann.uncv hi* entile rjtdr-el
hi.'. n.l rr*l'llll .III yt' ' I 14 *
& f a i r leaving f r Florida nett . . i r ever l.ren r l-il i, th lie
B r ik ; there are still ith er, tha' •I'pellat. n un Th. u . t >r .
m won't even begin the artua ior, w l.i. h wa* i,4nilaced i , , ..
Bneulerat on of a rlate until h» -auprrtne t'niirt. ,ea*
retail a *
b --if. '-i away from lit- lulling Jan. JO. Attorney, for Mr I . .
•*, e*u> ted to aupvar aga<n r.
hd haul ng of rapltal polilWIan*
The truth probably In • Mime fore the tdgher tribunal **kin, ....
h «re between. Undoubtedly, lh»* a . *1 ihm I t .n . in whnh to .tv
Te.ldenla Uct bar eetl'ed upor pare their paper, and thu a*
vu Lv ,, i pec till to effect anoth.r
>mc of |b, men hr wanl< atoun-'
L cabinet table for the nect four lung delay In the reie liefnre It
kcnluolly g'wa Lef’.re the mart.
ta rt
But he ibiern't rlu< »e y d
The rhvrk'i affwv d>wl.-ee*l !h <
i make the information piblir.
here rr (till plrn'.y of lire*. It ir Iroll ably a'l.thet mouth wuuid I*
n rn week, yrt before ingugura- rt'i'jifrd t » roinplele Ibe Iranion, aiul to announce half a «!*• :npti, »•< vi.lumin.ru. ere the ree.
p t would only inerraw the prre- •rtta. D al} in the putt frw cay.
iu re uyon him for the .rmalnin] ut*e initru-iione been ceeitru i f
.he o ffite frum l).<keu»-n aril
lotive, )|r. l a t c 'i allutntja. I . t >
Th* South, m IDantly agg
when the tranegnpt * » » dcaired.
(Continued On Faga <i
Ova dale w i t iet at April 20. all •r
ah'ch the ila fi'e allmney will
*>*▼
'ore#
■ an \>portunity
\ipurtuAiiy to prepare
prrp
a
i»0l ( f eicyptbin*. All ot their pri».aedinyr. r.uit home attar hi a
•aid, would probably r««ult In thi
Lake appeal not being inrirniel
la th* Mvprtai* Court until 1»tw
iBUhop lloy t M tKj.bc. U. kci
.a tha Spring
spied an .'avitaUen tu, ipeab
day aight at T o'clock hefece
h
MetkodLat Men'* Club, will aL
addiii* th* rimfch cungrega« Iwgicn ag .it 1:30 e'cluga,
Ward hi* been raceieed he.* t?
ardtag to an announce men: »*' h« Rev. W, P, Bahraun. past thg dtath In NsihvdW, Ark., i f
• a * said that a*t only alt Mn. J. A* Clark, mother af Mr l
lbedlata are carnally inr'tfd to ih Q. Smith ef Oviedo Mr*. Clark,
who wa* 11 year* oM, passed aw |v
Wedaaaday at th* hum* of aa AV
t in* , lenop'i two *d rttsea are er daughter. Mr*. J. 0. Her hire.
pDeipate-t with kern p’guar* M ia timilh *td Mr*, tlapk n»
kiccg th* mwiahen uf th* chj.ch. th# only thiUrwa turrit lag Ua ■•*•• » rpmek to tha Men'. Club «tll rcased Met. Clark had keen a
Il aw th* biether hood mutest* at. resident * ( tkw kectimi i>-r Id
rkiah U claimtog a gr«a( deal ef ) l « f L
The body U *ipeeled to arrive
dtomlua ta Method’s i work at this
•m*. I. P. McCord, Wader af My .in Oviedo HaUoJay m m Fqneral
rViriV»1 fur Mm Florida CWttn6*’’ •elcl*** will be hold at 3 a'rtosk
ana laurmrnl trill tab* place la
th# Or ago cemetery.
m Dab;i la roa af ‘.'ta
If b ihap* af Ih* Methodic!
pal Oittrib. Buvtb, hetag *il » thw efdpr^itry lg I9 il
th* general Nptfy n n il me I
l Springs. His firtt auigwV Ih* toilet* of lit hop* aos
r.S S.Patoka, Tender*
ship. Sights Los An
geles After Big De-
i* .» iU I t» lllyn yrr r
i .J, i
tleltmeyrr i u ‘ he ..... eh.. - .
ratting ibe e\|l .p. 11. it. , v...
r.»,i hale loralen llehmt y.r |.. d, •
f he hud Hot rs irte d their r
f>- » v. clip j luck friMi hi. he
• g.t .t book h- ha.| relied T>«
lu.ng U n Friend." I. tt.. y •. i
Uh
the lo.k of ha', « ,-hl feel
ur.-.cr thr giuutxt or tad bun .4
the bo. k. thgy w mid n. | I
murdirvd Rchmayer, fur either a. t
• *.ul.f luitv been iuffuicn'
to
"break the •peli."
Wt-rthvr y..ung Curry e.i.l teliycea the *ame way a< H.y.nyrr
•l«'Ci will be m e a l*.) at h » I . el
The rt unljr of York It nranileetlng
the grratiat in tirrt! in th* raaIweaut* o f th* arruaainma that
w lie hr l i f t l| uriahea t * r * » t - l a
to • rirutent eitent.
Sheriff Will ( heck
llpun Occupational
Licenses In County
Or* ef Sheriff J. r
Met tel.
land's fr*l pet* was to san-ntn.-.
today that a doe* check-up will
h# mad* at opr* * f th.se who
hare not yet tern red their a*,
rap aliens | Iwent**. Tt* .Sheriff
calUd attend gi tn the fart thar
th* lkrna*a be. am* ih , tn Orl
.bar and that Una* who fad i*
s quire them art guilty of n ml*.
^Ntotour and pur. •habUr umJer *
Date law.
(a pwiatlag out that there la no
provtcora .a th* In* by which « * tewtiwaa la time may ha giantc i.
Mr. MrCWIIaml urged Hut |hn
llcsnsec be procure.! at aara in
order to atold paaatbl* a resL
Thw Ibarti/ aWo urged tUminub.
CowUy auto eyngr* to
their l * » tag* aa aroa ta pto'Dl*
Beglaatag tab. I th* Sheriffs
aft *, ta aprratlag with L
K.
Jordan, deputy !>*•"' * liupewtor,
writ rigidly atJarxa th* paymeat
of motor Bmaiis.
After that
date, all paipawa who hare to< ob
tained Dm tag*, ar* h Mu i
ar
rant and a fUW, It waa sUled.
f hr
• I »rr tv •*«!»•*rtt thill I*
|dtntu i!i i!lm tht> m<i
ll|M rr Ihan it h»« Urn f
I r .r».b eg January f..r
ycara M>ee.‘ *t (a r t may b- •
li-a l w o k amt reaeral n.
folb wing week. T*e peel
probably be twtwren Feb
March IV It wee takl
ItA LC K iN . N IV, J.n
(I.N-H—T*»* North Corel!*,
itenat* a l ‘»MirTi*d at nn* '«•
thia aft* n .fi„ In h >nor or
memory uf BenJwnin N. Ib l
hacru nagrala arvf prorei
philanthropUl, wkaa* funeral
lira* ward held this no.ru r.,
Durham
. . . . u n re a l, '.tv.lr *-»n.ug e .
a eeted
IWpUl. '**n.llft‘ a. I.
|»rtrr« #>ut avW.psper
. aiwv.e
I, ...
I .1 • a I .
W
.
le e amt thu ,|u. a u • grounds o.
r undinjr it. I'evil ll.dr, 2V. year
old • ‘rountai.l, ..he » f the plot era
ta ln yed Ih* (..natvravy s'- k.<
young w ife'* cernrit pie*
lie
Bgrcad w ith -autte.r He*, however,
to carry out bit part , » the m l
r.oiaplrstur* mignt be (gp tu irj.
k !»„ were ih the rontplia- i f » •
rotating 1* * v .t»a n l
y iw e r it l
Hucklcy. Due te o.nd. IL * . W ...I
refit*** t « talk amt twv» other.,
kfulrr arreit, have cniif*aae<L H».t
i • .ght ih. «
9 * 1*1 lit IN*
• <Ui| tnljf hi
’‘ i l l U th n.t#
•*^t i*rf| it » 6 i *!' S
'• ' ••wean t.d 11 10*
h.r i >i' ii«<.'tit . .|e
Jinkins And Other
Kiwanian OHirers
Installed At Meet
cuke Other effuvra. >wtua|ing ihr
-* * 'd .1 dire. I ..., , k . were r-T
•enuy necteti, tp . e.aumrj *hei(
.'* * duties 111 J.nk.iaa aucaaa ta
■'* rnlJu II Uoyd. wii.. hat a rr e t
.o< the paat year
tit 4.tdl|i»n t > Mr Jinkin*, : he
new
-ffu-err
in le lc
l|,wr.|
Long, firvt *U« p.re'aent, »t. I»
|i ghwymao, trron.1 >1.% preableht
Arthur Uraiun, treacurer; 8. J
N it. M ilita ry ; K .'e .id F. U w ,
dr tiict trust*}. Metubara o f u.a
board **te; Clyde A Byrd. T. L.
Lumas, K. C. Fug. If ||. IhtUiaka.l,
1*. C. Scott. Judge James li 8h*rup and IT.'II. IteTg
I hiring
lh« inatailut win, Mr.
L ie y l trpreiart: hli vpprectalon
o f the loyally and aupport g i « » «
him by th* member* during tha
putt year, and t>«rfg«d hi a full r ».
testa) a issue sf tha Daily yy*fati*n Li th* aew aUmiauvra.
|i<U-
Reform Group Takes Definite Steps
To Depose Aged Sa lvation Army Head
8 U N B L K Y ON TIIAMF..9. Fog.
Jan. Id—(IN 8 t— tWeidt*
| •n
wn* taken by thw " reform" f*.-i»<>a
i.f the Faltallen A Wry |udr« <a
IA* high council wiret a g tu ii*pom
73-ytar-eld
(Sacral \ Prtmwcll
■aoth *e iuptera* held af th*
A m y.
The high . iisrrw-t) reodeeg t* s*k
Uenurri |b« th to retire, hut h*
coo'd b* allow . j to n ta B his |>tt*
at “general "
It wa* I d n a l fram an t l f i o l
gourr* that U # prmidtnl. « «
prevldmit ami fir* membme of in,
high round I would he appointed u
p commission to tow Ucr era! Booth
■wd tuggewt ft h.m that ha retire.
General Buwtk, osniyiade-pmthief at (ha aairritoa army, al
though still tuaflaed to kia akk.
hod. has stolen a mart h oa the d»to-
Ing *
Mali
Walla thosa at th* “esfvfm"
frUiot headed by hli iUter. Com
mander klsangelr- Booth, leader
of lb* Army's forces to Ameri-s,
wars trying (a dart** mear.s •*
earn hi* way to rttirrmenl, the
L .I*act J. Trotter aril thalg* >f
th* program, which was featured
ay a qu a m danfent iacla. t'ssU*
era iwtods.t Misi Margaret Mativ.
plariec. John Tmkr af Baaford ■’c l
New Talk. H riia a a g rb ro m k r,
K.wsaian ef Battle Creak, MaL..
tad Mr. MiahWr, pa*( prw^deat of
th* Drland* risk.
BCOUK INJl'KRD
CALC diD BU , III. Jaa. |u ti.N8h-A seer* af person* wtr*
'wing trtatrd k«r* yi.totday f t
u.,uri*s tastolpad when a Uae-.ny
ui 8t. Allan's gymnasium at Karanib, Mar her*, soils p*«d duriw
a haatilbali garni.
t ■«*.I tt IV.Ij..., nw.nb*r of the
t.uaerit"V'a taft an.I he4*1 of th*
laical
party, ws* partb-ularl*
pieaaed With Ih* mans* •
which
■he what* program waa handled,
the weather * * * l.ieal h* reported.
Seiiun.be l iHiiiy • float drew a
f r*at <lra| .af attention amt waa
viaaetl .a; a, one uf the nto*f at*
tractiv, in th* naugurat parade.
“I with eaeryuaa in Sara note
County redid ha«a beam there",
a*l.| Mr. Wilson, whs deacrihad
Quitrair Caritara'i eddtaan a* as*
A tha bear ha had l < » f haarvl A*
* meailar af tha ikltl I M l i t i n a
t u ff. Hr WlUaa o* -upled g place
In tha it ie w lig tUml wUk Oar
er aur i'aitlun.
.
Th* tleal, ir p r r w iU ij a hut a
of plenty from whwh (kraed a
gal dsn stream of celery, wa«
dan* la I re*a and g Id. T>aa*
i id ng on |h* float were Msedaorea
J.
Woodruff ami a yds Byrd
ami Mia# tieorgta Mubley. Aa ih*
float mad* '-ta way l » tha capiul
a large q'daefi g af chase* nil?/
was distributes! m
kyitooiVK
Thw ee'er* u a * fram tha faym af
Jwa and lid. C t a fr it .
d lttJ U d M r U M I O A H N U I M
v W A SItlN ofttN , Jan. l t ) - ( I N J )
—8*natur Flat.bar, (R ) of f b r .
tda. stressed Us* a**d #f flood fadii*1 ow th* Caiwqagkntrh## B u *r
and Lab* Okeechobee hi F W k U
at a msaliig hafora tha eammirOe
authorising rppruprtatWna N r the
work.' ,
—. . . . . aiv.il h.r an bnir llk l a
half after th* liriggd* had re>
l » » i « l bar pcaithn w appruitma.
taly it mile. m *1 af Ota U. 8. 8.
I'a '"**, UmUrthi^ U. which iSa
•tinyiblw la |e aiowr n a wire.
1..
. n iu a f r tu tK. U. 8 Naval
-tlatu>n »t Fvatacola.
Fug* of mono, ng itaiutty an.I
1.1.. hanging cbcidr, added t* th*
t tigiMa't eitMculttaw, weather
reporta InriUatel.
tluwacer th*
HiMlk by w u lk u it "wind* etdtk
th. Ina Angelo* battled t lnew
utaiag Inland n*er Jarkaanrill*
I Ft*, at T ..YJat'h l»«t night, had
' l . i i t M i l >n •■lu.ity In Ih* l*ut«
Ht iuMifih regl.n.
thi. In a r*<|tie.l early today
huurty *.a lh er r.pwrte "after
neurtM** na.al autlv.rta»n at th,
feneaeola lUtu...
eapactml thw
lingihl. t • rn«**r at 1‘atuha eon*e«
in., dur ng the day. and wot at,
.nipt la head for Miami. It* ultl*
nal. de*tu<atU>n. until th* warn*
| V»g. tw.|* in from the tialf, ha*
. I.ervd.
Meanwhile. Miami, to whkh th*
lirlgihl* etarted en a IdMW-wll-e
rtil,* tar th* Miami a * meet,
nelJ op weUpmlBg cerem.inie* (we
the cetmuander and f t * * , fewd.
mg .Wflmte word when bh* ar%t\
.uuUI arrle# here
t,'ji to a h t*
hour th)*' morning, no word af tka
would attempt tu mour «m *tim w
.(bring th* mornng
Howwvwr, at
I I o'chwh. th* hlimp had m * kra*
alghttd *t Fort 91. Jeaaph, a*.
(4 rdlag t* r*pwrt* here.
U -,
M m . Aman
ClaimedBy
Mr* Amanda Hmith. O .
has reaidmj hare N r * * . « * ! yeacm
'.ted Wcdnpadpy afterawea at Ih*
John
Hilt* 9apitarWm la
j.
-Unfprd
�'<yBe Gaining In
•
test* pujg <* u a w a y hoc:
“u u w « o s e e * CLb W t t i
to WXJ GUM 3MOIT- A / m **)
vYOtfBC OCTTI^' IN A U T
n
a t (m an M M c n e t * ^
rtiort Apparently Depends Upon Whether
Or Not Garden Officials Wish To <
Renew $500,000 Offer_________
i.
ppijknty that Jack Dempsey will
I % W arain If the Msdlsoa Square
GanASU-Corporation (lands fcrhir.d
f l A ^ M W - mofa than IWO.CO0
olfeMd by its late pres'dent, r*<
ktfW-M, tbortly b e M . hi* death,
the writer definitely Usrftrd tods/.
U the prey of indlcbron
M he Walk* with the chief muurnM hi Ule ccrtcfa to the promo.
Ur!e fins; resting place and not
without reneon, lie net enly Isn't
ddrUln that he wants to fight,
now that Rickard is dead; he also
Isn't, certain that it will pay him
toflgh L
“ Much More than 9&00JXX)," wan
■n authoritative tstlmlte today of
Rickard's bid that hid won Dsmp
back to li'Jx'.nf. It was one uf
thos# won‘/)f.rrv»jlh offsrs and
It Was tendered quite without Urn
VnnV.fdyt of the corporation'* diKttcrMe, aa was Hkrhard's cue.
lam., A moat - informal man, be
supply made bin decision* and then
toJd.lh# board that be had made
Housholder G i v e s
Farewell M essage
T o Local Citizens
(Continued IV-m Page Three
assessable valuation of the pi op.
•ity In the city wa* increased ap
pro limatcly $2,224,000 OO, winch
increase represented the increase in
taxable properties w.thin the illy
llm'ts over the previous year. This
incresso would appear in mos, in*
stance* to be unwarranted bccauuj
ol the fact that the values had hern,
materially Increased In IXIf, but
tho increase aa made in ID.T wjuuJ
not hrve been a burden had it i.ot
ocen for (ho fact that on accuui.t
of the necessity of laisinx larger
sums of mi ney ddking lir.*7 to take
cure of the rondilldn* that weie
iound to eiDt at the t'me of Ihs
closing of the bans, the vh.ut
Mould have been , Is r value upon
a Ifi mill basis and would not .i.vt,
created an additional burden.
After tlte failurr of tne Semi
nole County Hank many of our as*urns seemed to havo lost hope l» •
ecus* of tho adverse conditions n|
psey. therefore, hasn't the 'parentiy created in Sanford afttr
tt Idea whether anybody that date. It w u Aflef thli falluie
to pay o ff an this promise that tho City Conitn u io a spent
many weeks considering the abso
lute nrceasitira for the City foi l ‘i?
year. 11*27, cud after a tliorou.'i
heW aa shortly after
r*a funeral aa thaws men pf
>/ , can d.c*ot)y arrange I:,
know that Dempeay, the
7
. f . ‘" " t
"
, buAtu* from a vsrv tmpres*
IWp this y»er. Their anslety
Ma wore should prove to be
lah.fer Dempsey, lie then can
Mhl1; osenilcn tha matter of
ird'e offer and see what hapof**' * -»• —
.
A ••
rey, who proUl.ly will be *L
' the U rn s Rickard n“°t«dfact, waa aq avowed op.
WASTbuCH >O t -
*Vt'r«W T w en t OUT*
teONbS AN' ~WAT OHt
LA/tbci. l>( Hr' bftDOK-* t«
y a g a in
killed. In (K« palm of hi* la
displayed dr f inite m«nt«|
L
twn*."
bCfauNt«<*sjq'vc * f t i L G o t a
CUANCC. lb TttlM THovc
c r o c k s if rco W i t
L GO/Vt’ BLOts) U P .' V
• \ T a i t t i V A S f -----j
Rickard ’s .Passing Throws
Doubt On Plan To Effect
D em pey’s Return To Ring
aU wrwld.
Stripped of all .uperfluL
leptloa far asora than 120 days. vaiodietory to boxing and to tb.
During Uls lima. we. checked tv. fioo. hi* last rneaaag. to th. public
a ct parrel a f .piogwty in tha City was this': "Jock. Damps*. U somlag bock!”
'B ut without bolls If Will
'
• \...
*•».
humps haT* boon Ulkfsg
bp as a promoter. In lh*
t h* doasal fight himself,
puU Ilka ta know |a wuat
ng |o promold I Sharkey,
. Paulino, Loughrtn and
there ar* ,quslif *d conPat. all the fighting the)
mdctg them**!yes wiU m i
m anjthing also.
■
I
.
A A I T U
w
l l
L U IM V O
I E
flIIR E
O F
»
DXtnpa,y can fall 'to fight now, regJtvllna of whit. m#y bo Hying
In hi* Impal alia way.
Ho hM
prsmlfd Hiskerd that. ho will
light and t think be may find that
,'Jamea Monroe Kturaon, who
sigh a prowls* can bo'mor, bind
dDd Monday afternivin at tho
ing than c h rln of rjoel.
Kemnid-Laughton lljspUal
and
who was laid at reel ytste.ilay.
was a gifted musician and prom,
nent in musical circle* in thi*
city for a number of yssra. Aa
early a* UO. he waa Initructor
and leader of the Banfonl band,
an organisation that had acquired
(Cantinu* From Tag* On*
an enviable reputation In this
vicinity.
fjr unconditional rallflrat'oa.
Mr. 8tun\on alar organised nn
Then Johnson objectnl. II# an
miunetd he Wuold refuse to sl;n orchestra, which he directed until
010 when he waa forced to re.
-My ripwrt front the Senate ►•«’ - ltiM|ulsh that pneit'on beaus* cf
cigq
IteUtlona Commltieo— uf nJuHe* suffered In an accident.
witick.he la n member—unl;«* it Drrpit* this he maintained an
wirq (rtuumi^Ud to the other *ig. Mtlve Interest in music until his
Death Claims Jam es M. Stum
Was Prom inent In Musii
t
S O L O N DL0CKS
“Tex” Wan Motivating Force Hack Of Idea
AGREEMENT ON
To Brinjr Manama Mauler From
KELLOGG PA C T
Sidelines Into Spotlight
work reqaired our constant
completed
w#
notified
svvry
U a pays.- in thq CUy of Rnafurd
of the assessed value of hi* prop,
city and requested the tax puyrr
I* appear be'ora tho City Comm *sins at a tin* stated for the put
pc <* af discussing this aa**>am«nt
with-tha Comm sskn should thu o i i m s t net bo saliafactory. We
weft |rg wrnisn for umro than 13
<kys fer tho purpose of bsaring
tries* complaints and having tu*:.
t* scuttlons Wth the edisena s id
several hundred prwperty owners
appeared and disceased tb* quest.
f
af tasathw with Urn Cirurql.den. After the clear of tkoso hoarlags the finql assessed value* w o *
mad* against th* taxable pisfvrty
m thn CUy •! Sanfsrd far thy yeas’
IP2HLAs * mktoqnsneo of thn por*o v
•I checking of the U s aas*asraani
toll -and i U notifies ton i* thu
ptapsity ewnoro, the U s a u t o rnsnt vuhto fop tha out re City hi
Hanford waa tadnead to H W d . -
pionshlp might again become a
thing of real significance.
lie
would run a special train to Mi*.
mi lioarh for tlw official signing,
teutptUcly set for Jan. 27. lie
" uu,d " ak* •
m,,,,y
l,UUhjwJ ,hit
of ^
m ;J intolh,ihaw
waf|d(
the
talneU a triumph that would abidl
through tho ywar*. Drrapaoy was tulorke. Ilia dtcialoa fotged lit*
it i econcilnblce to rally agtir.
ti**"* to fight again!
B,“ " V > T
HJ
trtry *»»*wn«ton of so doing until
lh* ‘ ku4h— bo* r 00 8aml*y meen.
L"*
°* *
ot « " • ■>«3|
B*o winttd. flutUrod weakly and
with a relish that seem, almost V " * »r,UV ® ^ y " U* .“T1 ^
N W U o now. Rkkard prepared
bis announermeut of Esmpsey's
iet:im for the February Issue of
Ulsg and, arranged for the
ributlon of tfceso tidings over
a.(ouatry-widi area. 10 darg In ad.
vane* of their rsleaso, whl-h orig
inally wa* scheduled for Friday.
Hr w u a* plandid ns a child with
a new toy u he made a faw revU #ur counsellor. In fho word* of
sions in tha proofs 9f * Uro story Rickard's closest frfands, Dompssg
Was than an hour b for# hs on. was "offered money that . would
linJned for tho_bolldpy thnt .cul mas# aay man com# back."
A.third force wa Urn typo of
minated In lllnoss and thru death
• U s was going to make a pag. man ho waa to me't next sumnvr
•aat of th« groat event, this pro. in a final boat far tho heavy.
»nght rhunt; i..r,*hip. That mart
mhm of his
and Idol to
havr qualfUd
In two
again that tho heavyweight cham- w.ru'd
matches, or*; Invo'ving Sharkey
sad 8trilling at Miami Bench on
stan: effect on the port of tuturo Ktb. ft, and another between
Lummisslons t* fully, , equal s« Paulino sad Hangry lattr In thn
reason, with th* survivors of lh#
USo* In tUafsrd.
there sro m*jy ether things two fights to meet ln Jan*. It Is
-bat harm happqngd , during th* aa slqr chamber’seent that Dsatp*
pnft year and < ( * l f Ihqt ’l woubi
Ilka to review w lt lT y ^ b p l r f r r l
a
friend
figh.
jM S K M a R S i* !
My follow sltitoru, in dosing I
roles td *ap.att my arprorintfna
ga*>r^V<-
rriSsoqsii ri
leClot ihatjtjptftct attorn?
mann In prsasal'ng hi* r
dclibcrattly uWMMM
.wUhjtsld
t
■anouraufl
VTt^
Tho s U U had sought la show
robbory was the mhUve. ahM
Cohen contended that Mymysr
his two companions went la
Rshmyer house on tha nigh
tne murder “to got a Ipch of
and break the spall that Blyi
thenght Rehmsyer cast over
and tho Haas family.
“They wont after tha lor
ha*r and a booh, called “Tha
U>*t FVend." Cohen deel
“The sUto avoided this amt]
call attention of ,tha cuurt U
fact that tha eommonwaalth
poenaed 33 wl|n*a#e» but c
it* casq after eaJUag only I
them ta tha aland.”
iETTINO DARK
consideration of the 'inilllloru c»,|;
fronting Hanford, t’o I > umhun» •
.
...
at that time decided to mahp a n
ol 25 mills on tho assessed valu
ation so as to bo able to coni nin
to operaU thq C U y..
In tho early summer of 1923 Mi.
Ki.isr and myself, reprps(ti:ir.|« Ur*
(.Ity Commission, rnUrrd upon lot
||y Dari* J. Walsh
Work of rhocking tho U s as*u.<International N » » » H-rric,
ment toil of tho City of Hanferd
itporta Editor
for tho purpose of equalising the
NEW
YORK, Jan. 8— The
aueasstcnU Insofar a* poarlu.',
realising as w* had frum an-st ghostly voice of the dead spoke
amina lion pf lbs post that thq * v today and, n n while .11 that way
mortal
nf Tea
T . . Ulckard
HL. 1 ___I was cbeing
i
mortal of
in our City ws/w not phtper. This
proved lo b s on* of tne largest ua- transported to N*w York for burUrrtakings ef tha Commission dur* lal, tho promoter was giving by
tag my aAainlatration. and the (redated an announcement his
The rrmmonwvsltk ojjcti
llauendy to the dtfsns* I
out the aupentlUeoa and
craft tsndsncic* of the del
Defense attorney Cohen 1
o l-lttsf attack on the tt
We have the lal
cqruppr.nt.nd
arouiyi the Moose resolution if
espUnatoa^ which Ksllogg pioicried might lead to rejection o.’
ti*e .trtaty abveadT,
- lawn of On Im cwMcliablee Im*
|i*v# the report will amply piotml
American Intvrrsta, whether or nut
lit* Srnata takes any action on
it. Doth group# though have in.
alsteJ the report must bo unanr
m'tua, othg.-wiae iU! Imp^rUno
Would be loot. A unanimous report,
A wa* said, filed with tho Senate,
prior to ratification^ would place
an official American Interpretation
on the Uegty, though without tho
eignif rsnee of a formal reactvtlion. If tha treaty ever I m w i
lh# eubjoct of a dispute, It was
added, the American intaat would
be shown In this report.
One of tho interesting develop,
m enu of the treaty fight waa the
action of Senator James K. Wat*
sen (R ) o f Iad Ians, la aseummg.
the republican leadership ef the
Senate. Destined to succeed to the
post when Senator Cuttle (K ; wf
Kansas, became* vice-president
Mar. 4, W at*»a took over tha du
ties unofficially thi* wpek He W
each move te romproatlaa , the
Wvaty dlfeveace* and apparentIf
will aid Borah In dkeeUag Ike
fight U t Its ratification.
Bom .In Pittsburg, T#nn., May
J. 1M2. Krl 8turnon was «4 years
old at ike tiiqo of hio daata. A *
a y'-ung boy a , moved to IndUq.
anplla. Ind. share ha began tho
rtudy of music. Ha k s a n e t con.
doctor in sArenn targe bands and
identified
himself with other
muslal organ isa IIona. Il# mar .'led
Jtnnio K. Mitchall of Winston.
Salem. H. C , in 188&
“
Mr. Stumon had burn n resident
of Sanford tor 21 years,’ having
moved here in 1903 After giving
ujy bis musical carer, be entered
the mercantile business which he
followed until tyw years ago when
h* retired from active business.
Surviving
the deceased are
lhi.'* daughters, Mrs. R. E. Horn,
•loa. M rs W. G. Eos and Mrs. K.
L. Rordlrk, all nf Sanford.
Eifnsral service* were held yes.
terday aftonwon from th« home,
1002 French Avenqe, with Rev.
Aithur 8. ftgk officiating. Inter?
ment fal«twed hi Ldurltw Ceau
ctsry. Active pvt 1bearer* warn: H.
C. Haskiaa, t . D. Frank. Dr. U
D. Brown, Ernest Goredey, Hath
TUlla, J. A. Takack, V . J. - Thig
pen and A. W, Smith. Honorary
Duke W ill E|s Bi
Id His Native.Or
{JEW YORK, Jan. 0 . - ( I
Tho body of Benjamin N.
multUniflionair* toimcao ma
who died yesterday will be U|
today on n spocial tra n to
boms Jn Durham. N. C. Intent
sail be ,ln th« family burtsi ]
A Durham where thq million^
father, Washington Duka, and,
N o Iher, Jcmts Biddle Duke, i
buried.
Vrtends of Duke here todays
t mated that he possessed ■ f
University.
RADICAL REDUCTIONS For TH URSDAY In Our
M«o«y saved In annoy >nt»do and If yoa ,taha advgnUfa of tho woadorfa) raducUoon gudo poaplhlc by o«r * m | January Ctamuicg you havg nuidn m t
real nuNMy. Tho llato. lo HaU '
* v
•*'
lay, shop while yom.mmy aav*.
MEN S NEW
STETSON
NECKWEAR
HAT8
�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
Sanford Herald
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T H r R .'D A Y .
JANUARY tn. 1929
Florida IBooks To The Sky
TTHATS
MORE
LIKE
II
a* M #aaf«t4, P toU a
lOAT. ‘ JANUAR Y
nOJI T U U
|«
r * f i TODAY
'UR PRAYER.—R* not wroth
t soto, 0 Lord, neither rvmeminiquity for sv*r: behold, ■»«,
beseech thee, we are all thy
pie.—lialth «t:9
1**
U W T LAUGIITKIt
life took all my dream* away,
*■* for fleeter* mini awaken’ Dave ■Pe open eye* to rlaion
A * otlaWiling years;
HUh Laughter and Ante her. my
gyaoill-W M not forsaken.
T h t'W P a n
my laughter
left
ik ***. I b it the gift of teara.
heart wti rich with lent*.
>- ,n W «. living water* spring-
« he* thr- drew away from me
♦hey f't\ an arid wall:
fMts aurtc he not atlent. whai
W ear irqy know lie tinging
f . the yea-wave sounding In s
SU r S o 'lb ihell *
S
RWit ‘l rees* from iroubllng.
wh»p t rest Orem •orrnw,
11 -my- lovely l-atiiehter «IH
^ tc turn in me «»Mn:
Will find my sp'rO vanished
■flom th* irnemcnt I borrow:
“ Th* laughter lh»| h>< left me
jibail seek foe, m* In vn'n
f Wry that deeerfed h,*rt* *l»
. "bet th* aahaa rVwirg:
W^oath the fire be !-u'n ng he. for* an empty shrine
■fc.ihall are Vie Inner dirk if
Outer light be showing '
stona. ahall know it ami ihe
1 ■LAoghfer that ws* mlae.
iyy , Heath
chpturtng
vk/ee ' i t.
Berbers!• ilender
eon
Hu*
Hi1Warn I
irtg- about
illen’a
W9d
Who
Uis weaker
Life
FnUhlg
Lmeaning, presumably, tha
if* of ths grist aprn spans
MW Transcript *
H . 'mZyon* would Just say
msthfcsg whan thsy has* someU f * to Say, thsrs wouldn't b*
wrtyjia math talking.
• aw mads gior* com.
Ja wintsr by w*»th«r
[.but somstlmss sw. In
wot way. think that girls
Lduiivlll* Tim**.,
Amid an atmu-qihere o£ optimism and under the gnu*
o f a group of notable*. three tri-motoreil arjfomen o f the air
left the ground at the I'an American Airport m Miami yt-atentay and headed southward, thereby linking th? Magic
City tn eleven nations of Central and South America
Th ii
service which is being o|»*rated in conjunction with train
schedule* from the N'hrth looms an one of Honda * most
promising enterprise* and bid* well to do it* share in hasten
ing thla state's return to financial salubrity already visible
on the horizon.
Citizens of Florida have been proclaimed by those in
terested in aviation tn be air-minded, a condition which indietntes that they are aware o f the fact that transportation
through the skies is no myth and that It will haw its effec.
Upon the development of cities and states as far rciuihing to*
the advent of the railroad or steamboat. And just as these
cities, which early realized that on the crossroad* o f com
municadnn lay the foundation for groutne**, hn\e become
the centers of population', so. at present, the reward of
progressiveness will go to those places which seize upon thi*
latest method of travel to oil the skids o f progress
There are several reasons why Florida should Isernme
the aviation renter of the world and among them are the
following: first, it is situated In a climate ideally given to
flying throughout the year, a condition seldom found in other
states. Second, it is in a section of the country fa*t becom
ing industrial and ill a short time will be realized a* n plate
adapted to the manufacture o f airplanes Third. It i* strate
gically located In relation to the countries of the West Indies
and Central and South America, and this alone Is unite
enough to assure this state a prominent position uj the realm
of flying.
There is another reason, perhaps not as tangible a* the
Other* but nevertheless just as real, which appears to u* a
fitting one why Florida should lead the way in the air Young
minds learn (juickly and are easily molded into the swing of
of a new experience and os Florida Is a comparative infant
in the world o f industry, it should be the one to rapidlv
observe ami enter upon this new avenue to greatness.
And it is gratifying to see that our cities, as evidenced by
Miami’s alertness, are realizing their opportunities in ihe
direction o f the sky
JOHN
f
TEMPLE
G R A V ES
What This Year HoIcIh In Store
Under the heading, "(icliernl Outlook Brighter," I ho
Leesburg Commercial editorializes on general business omdltloas and the outlook for the next twelvo month* The Com
mercial quotes front's recent rejsirt o f William F Whiting,
secretary o f commerce, as authority for its statement I hut
an upward trend may be expected in all lines o f business ar.d
Industrial endeavor
Some o f the more inqiortiiiit economic forces which
dominate the business situation a* we enter the new year,
the Commercial quotes Mr. Whiting, are credit conditions.
Iho degree of accumulation o f merchandise stock* and of In
dustrial output, the rate ot wages and volume of employment,
uml the proapectiof foreign trade. The Leesburg paper con
tinues with the following analysis o f the question:
"W ith rrapuch to credit conditions 192H has been an ex
traordinary year The outflow o f gold which U-gan in th*
autumn of 1927 and continued during the first half o f IU2A
caused n reversal in the easy money situation that had
prevailed for several years. I ’llhllc attention ha* been fixed
op the dise in the rates on stock exchange 9rt*dny time loan*
from 4 1-2 per cent in January to 7 1-2 per chut In the early
autumn and thc cv'eli greater rUe lit cull money sates.' ft i*
Well, however, to note that bank credit for commercial pur
s u e s has been in ample supply at rates ranging from less
than 1-2 jiercent higher In southern and western cities to
■lightly over 1 per cent In New Y<n;k City, while open market
rates for commercial piper have increased by only 1 1-2 per
cent during the year.
,
"Agricultural output during the past year was about o
p er cen t larger than In 1927 atm there was an even greater
expansion in manufacturing production, but neither stocks
of raw materials nor o f manufactured good* have shown any
general tendency to accumulate. There is no considerable
speculation In commodities and wholesale prices average
' I n If rt» tv if i up i VMt iwi»
| " i nr
U ih W ptilif .l ilt ip itu it vt hn h »vi
. N t iiie r fil in i hr mill " f K l"r*n .
Iflw tltty la (tv* UQTtl * ’ *t^.lMe Aim
t»I I hi- ICr111«li 11r ■ rt/h ,|pf
iirjijl
fitlh h / * U»#Ia H>d r fiit o r I.ph p * o f
t hr I <Y«tiurk' * onfm rrt itil If »h .*
Mil l t rant>^ with taint Janmt
**it i titinmir »*f trmlrr Apnnit*
love
Sunrise," ihe to* f>lni w-th
Hinvn f.ihr iimri' nn4 <hhjn«I effect.*
wnirh
nnw
heii’ if ih o n n
tn
I Im iii I*i ,
id
this * infiim '* Im*«I #.mi|
Itirrrmidl Ihui* fur It i* purr
4n4 aiififgrNtn th#i.t ihff iMuritl nu«v.r *
Hianttf from m \oo
Bufftb Courier
Cehtmhla
m
i JontiilliM U About Ilk
late its currieslum ■
Mw<Mk railsd Uw."Ethics
, Usderiylag Principle* of
lUM A"-hy
f t t j
Hoasmu
TEX RICKARD
MIAMI
Th* death t f Gvorc* U (Tax)
Rlahard. premier sports pr*motor.
carvWa deep sorrow Into a moltitads af luaib.
He was an optimist. Paith ta
human gsfsiw made bias so. He
was a "square shooter," aa th* say.
tag la, and was never known to
hreeh bln ward, ooqs he gave It.
Lagaity he Me friasMe wna one of
the sterling qualities of this gonial
msw whose uetlatWy death at th#
heyday of hh *******ful, eoiorfnl
career (slloorw) has operation at
Allison hospital Miami Beesh, for
Lim rn fltilia
_ Rkahoni was * f I nmgad type
NEWS
to a high piano. Hie mgs* of tpert*
psychology was Unlit short of unrenay. Intaltivsly, Tea Rkhard
Mmw how, whete and when sad bw
tween whom to stags to best edv.
vantage * contest thnt would
eppeel to th* a s m . As a p i t
motor he was o genius.
He counted amoag his friends
•wn aqd women af prominent*,
throughout the world. The prince
of Walae, King Albert of Belgium
Johnny Farrell,
unit v»I stirpii’is l>iith *t rmi mi
National Ojw;n tlo lf
Champion, 192S
DlVtfr
In Otlnndo the s
<luring (jne.
Imn nf (nvvrnmciiul cnmpttilinn
nith privstn enterprise ha* *ti>i.k
t.om, in the protest ot local m •tmn picture house* a|ain*t film*
|ue*ente<l in th* municipal auit
ilortum hy the city *t aJnlisdm
pnr.i Paul to bg I*** than thow
t|ie private hnusaa can affurtl to
ask. It would seem that when I**
and if) a city or other government
*«.*•* into a tiusin*** in competit on
with private Individual* that i>u*lpe*« could be conducted on a
strictly paying basla and not vib•idttad with tax money. It the
city of Orlando ha* b*«n opera
ting on thi* bail* In tha m»it>>n
picture matter and ia able to make
a profit on the lower admiaaivn
would seem to be wiong with th*
admission prices of the pelvans
house*. If It has not, thetk.it l*
guilt|r of unfair tompatltion ted
■ dkwouragemenk of good pic-
gtsyy of Now Yorfc’d CarrU
if make* o m fasl that th*
• f prohibition in Haply th*
•mdsfttaad Om
^
. Tha final rouat thoCgd that
Guwrmor Smith carrWd Rhode
(stand by 1,151 votes In. vttw of
ths number of states carried by
Governor Smith’s opponeat. It
may be w ii that lhars are time*
when the amagkat of them sag
bulb* large— Boston TranHwipl
night Rickard wna stricken, lie
had announced th* holding k*jw o*
Feb. 37 of the Stnbllng-Sharker
bout, th* w* u»*t of which * u
* 1 peeled to
meet Demnaey for
world’s hvavywslght thamgioosbip hornrs. Ilia miltloo d*lhat fksr
otreUhing flngsrlilu Into tha AtUntie wna to hocoms
rocrealion pier south
.llaaiW
CUy. in additisa, Mr.
In mktd th* building of a race
track on an laioad , In the opp*r
hay. The** were hi* plea* aad Is
working upon them h* may hove
Overtaxed hi* , qonagth' and unMwwlMly lowered hie pawn *#
IteUtonr* U the diaease ■ that
hasteeed hi* death.'
By tha Inevitable few of .nature
V hsd.te |U. but his pdsetag is the
• V M Of polgnaet grjef to thou*
H E N fattening vwcet* tempt and you
dread extra weight, light a l ucky in
stead. N o discomfort, no trouble— just a
common sense n\cthod o f retaining a slen
der figure.
W
Reach for a
Lucky instead
o f a sweet.
The finest tobaccos are skilfully hlendcd to
make Lucky Strike. Then* '"It's Toasted."
This secret process britlg* out every c*wnca
In the tobacco* and produces a flavor which
makes Lucky Strike a delightful alternative
when you crave fa tuning sweets — there
is no Interference with a natural appetite
for healthful foods. That's why folks sayi
"It’ s wood to amokc Luckies."
A t the tame time foatdng remove* impuri
ties. That’s why 20,679 physician* are on
record that Lucky Strike la leas irritating
than other cigarettes. That’s why prominent
athletes have testified that Luckies steady
their nerves and do not Impair their phyti*
• cal condition. N o wonder that this was dipcovered long ago by many men. who pride
—•thcmacl vet on krcplngtrim and fit, who love
the "pep" that comet With health and vigor,
Johnny Farrell,
National Open Ooil
Champion. 192S
A reasonable proportion of sugar I n the diet
If recommended, but the authorities i d
ovtrwhclm ing that too many fattening
■wages an harmful and that too many such
^ggn eaten by tha American people. So, fat
guxiamkm's take we hayt—
•REACH FOR A LUCKY* I
INSTEAD
A SWEET.**
No Throat Irrlutlon- No Cou^h.
*
�V
TOE HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA THURSDAY. JANUARY 10, 1 » »
|('amp Fire Cirls ftave!;” T
Social A n d Personal Activities
■j
"
Meet On Wednesday Around The Town
I
T 1-.*
.. I.,
'
1
W -th T k , ITrfh.rlrr
P r,
Bridge Party Given j
By
M r s .W J L W ilU a n w
6
Visitor Honored By
K n r l n i C n l p n r l n r Miss Olvye Newman
*taK*et
here
w m i
so»
b'nnUi.n.f, t il
b*
*ery
»»i
Personals
» 'He
••|uar*
«« « e *
H U h f MfV
*■- He'vriy ften.|e <
'
r » t fr r «. r.
Ih'^ip^-n tin) Julia
i *hn tsu
IV If It
a Itjf i» sh
**" * * f*"»e
I*** l| t i .
If • » 'ref" lliillf Vf 4
e f f mi
-
! "it'll'if
**Bl •• Ro“ '!
At 7 o \ U (k ra,
»**u n
*niif rdm|ti«tn! *#< *
*»f |«rf
*
thfMj|h
Investments
Sir
! 4Itaill«*•*«■
<it
\ y imhI in* ra im en t
I huiti. Mi** Ktiih
i|i** AI 4'itIf I *k<*
U iiilo
\\
(1
*
* * >fw r*r|-*r t me
A!
Mr^
S H t»W 1 N C a iO D A Y
M 1L\N C
What to look for
SHi | Snn«J
llm.nt \\ il<*J.nr
**T ‘J *
Mi* I a1lift
1*
Mr*
»
A d u l t s 3d
t'JHe.1 f r V.
t »»» •**
^ 1i|r faftn
m
H M I.
•*< lu
A •I•11
meet
Ihewc
plain
m a*l
*a (»yiM lrtI
nod
firw l o f all
r n iu ir r m n ila
m ,n r >
||
II
mtr*t
W e are t l * a « a 14 a pwvilwaa U »T
II*'-1n *mi
t>* (>•
frr *«*i nxn*
rrndil*
filnv«4ay whit** i fi*- v * j>* t
in l»
attractive
twen cnrefuU* t a i l - nr*d k r Ik e
Mrs. (I. IrvintrLotlckM
Kntertains At ltrkl«e
th*ii K.i*u, aixl
rrri*mitvrntt* i|
44
Eiton ). Mougbto
Architect
(itn-f * ti 1 •
rir«t
Nan
Rink
llltht
Stanford. I'll.
Sanford. VU.
JUST OUT
w*», N J „ M ft John sulli*nit tf
Ntw \ t<rk. A|r«
S S.-rnrrak h»i-i
tt
T*tfer*«»n, N J unci Air*
V (a rf«fK Trrr^nnr* --f B=i|trir*‘,
'
'tor.in
T h e jr | t j
w .ll le#«'r
( IIO R AI. HiM’ i r n
to
'Clrtle Number HU of the l*iea.
and 'l.ic k ’w l » i l r « l
“Two Black Crown
In l(adeH“
(olum M ti
Krrr-rtl
No ui3n
Melton Fleetrir Uo.
K tc lu a iy r ( ."l.imliiu Ite.ilcr
■1JI Sanfurd A i r .
COLORFUL SPRING FABRICS
*<i< n fur
Miami.
P«ln- IU a h
and •*(D*ir
potn(4 <<n the K.441 * a*t anil will
r*tum t»» Sanf'*ni 1 •• «p#n*l mnif
time at thi. gu*t*t* of (nrnaU
Loct\ Arbor
The place td build your home
Mt Kl
T h , S*nfnr I * K.,r*l
S..
I>r II. W Ituckrr. prc» .tent, and
>»l*. J.i.eph i! Itlli hie, * -re pr
Idem. Will hold i.a IU«t me, I 14
• f Ih , new year at th, < ..ngr*Jj.
tmiial I hurt h ,<n K ill*) night t
* 30 n’rliKk Pruf Howard I Ini*,
of Ihrlaitd, director of Th, VallMI*
t •,dirty rh.irut Society, will gne
a anurt talk on th , tMiuli lilli* of 1
rh-rwl tocleiy m our ctly, at*l
PS N aA C O LA
lou iivllle
A
nth Mr*. II. C. UcUulm. IIJ
t*ery-ne ln!*tf*Tnl In the niu*«a
Naahvitla
Railroad
wilt
eepend
|m I fourth Strcc-l. ul .5 .d
approximately |20d.m«) un Ttrrt- ua*at>.|iiu<nt of SanfuiJ la muted
vlnck.
to k, preaenl.
Circle Number five of the yona terminal her*.
VeabJIerlin Auiil.aoh Mr*. J. O.
luff, ctkalrman. will meet with
|la. J
. K. Trailer at her home a
he tan Lanla Apartment*, at
ISO • ‘•lock.
De Forest Sanford Realty Co
ke beat, of Ufa. Claud* ll»#T»rd
Ilk Mil. Il .aard and alts. Itimib
f aa Imateaaea at a lunchc m a:
M tftrta
M
fil
ll
M
M
irv
ft.t# rf«*«
t*v«wt«
la
• *J» « • • f t 4* « n in|
t t f v |«* p Ir 4 **
I*t • •%kt mn|.
lK:t« * f a«|
|
1
,
|
COTTON
KUKSH raugbt and appattimg uur S'ra r<mdn u ffn
yt»u th* hntl axallablr at price-, that nr* ninalatcntly
Iota, ranatdaring the duality.
Fresh Crab Meat
l ; » u'alock.
Circle Number Sexyn , of Ihe
Teahyteilan Auad ary, lira. A. U
fallare, rJuirman, atli -neat w**.h
KV K B F A ST
PRINTS
P K I N T K l>
LINK N
ftetlan Auxiliary. Mi*. II. U.
Oil hi IT rhaiMian, win meet ar
KV K B F A S T
KPONGK
TWKKDS
> • • HM>a< -d w * aad Ihwal
d**i*rw teeter,
tkk
«*,*
flpamgr.
l* a l
liad
Ika
l* * g , well e w l l law pewe we
In. & Rutwrc. 4IT Wr.t Th.r l
UwH. at J.M e’rk w k .---------— =
ft In la Number Klght
of the
teabyterlan AoaiU ry. Mr*. C.
L Boyd, chairman, will meet ai
U kerne af MU* Mm MagU'. ^
UgotHh AnaiM. wdh Mlaa Ma
li aa4 Mr*. R. V. i r . ’t aa *va‘.*
f n “ s * » o'tkrek. .. .
Cicala Namher Nine af Ik*
teeapieita*
Aaalltary,
Mrs.
kyda Byrd, thalmaa. will meet
llh Mr*. 0. It Maana ,t her ka*Ne.
|
Teatg Htnwt,
XI» Emt
K m lie
Serenth
Hu-et. at l:.fl
Cl#h* Namber Trp ol the f t i * .
rterimr Auxilary, MU a Larve
•nmr, chairman, w.tl mart at the
m m * t * . Nap Paiteri. W
n t h A w h h , wfjh Mma P tV tn
t i N i u Txtaer a . ... dra.*,* at •
* ih- t *'
m
Fresh
& Salt
W ater
lUva |tc Riddle*’ feet Rlted JUST RII.IIT
far thaaw k»at day* they atu.v ,l| to Cm ach-oi
rwom and kewt- M>U.
la te rrd
ca<h
Ih«« « ft**rin*<n
You iTr.sr r* . ru-t r
,h'
,*«A
■•mm
tneatln* nf tha St. Agret. C.utl.l . 1 « • » • ,,1‘ » * * i ''
V|
8 o'clock at tha p ar.h hnuw.
‘ nJ M"
,U n ,> W l" '
The Ant»rlernt.e*icm Au»i! at 1
hi hnu a .pedal meeiine *t '• M i s s
P e n d e r (fiv e s
1N 1 arrived In ^anfrinl h v 'MHInr
I Wertri# 1 tit v « ft **r m « R
M it 1 * t
t'cW k at th. home rtf fMr* i . h /
S tm n < *r A n r i D iin n
. \T. CH<lland*a, 217 We.t .Seecrtau pper AnQ
I/ H n c t
r«fnn«r U the
of hei ton i r J
(Uurhtvr. Mr i n(j Mrt John Zer
cTtH» i.A T a jr n ^ iji AHMir
W»«Ma of liuJy c.oaa l*«l
Mi" l ^ " e ( y BemJ,r emert,.n
r#Hrtr-r, T*W* I auvrl A *fnu», while
"A I.h ar* Invited U> atUnrt a meotir.w 'V ,h * b,,t *'*PP*r Wednaada
Mr* |l#rnhtf«lt. Mrt SuMufti * •!
el ih« Church S*r\Ke l^ a e i». * "* h« •» 'h »
° [ h••,' P * * '" "
Alr%- Solirwi'o he n #rv
fuflW iptrtfnr'K f,
f n rtl4 Wuntan't liulVf ami St. A * w
Ml * n'1 Mr* *■ w *
o * at th# fflrrrsi l.t»k# Ilnt#l
(jin g le y
-ewta. r n'l
1
|!ciu*t
|*»y|ihfl»# hiti p«rtii»r for iUpp«
1 Circle Number Ona. of the I'rvb
*<'•" " hlrh «*>• h‘' * "
nP*n*
hytrrian Auxiliary, Ur*
J l». »"*• *ulM,' r ,n H " i
‘Woodruff, chairman, willm.*t
I'oncinc
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Florida and Baltimore
Ml ml goad qwaLkr ami priced righl.
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fit all eklMren cumferuMy and aemtiy.
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let era at kun«a« Aggies
CRKF.N i OVK Si’ ll INI
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here «Mrt|y
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letter, which when drnfltrd pr»»•lined the word “ boDnrt."
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NCK1 ASF
YOWELL
T h t K in d of C.lotbtr Gentlemen Wear”
SALE!
m i.
■ lk» treat aaiiaga w« irrwal.
LOT SWEATERS AND
LUMBERJACKS
*7.50 Values
DRY
('L E A N E R * 4
OASIS
CAFE
114 S. Park Ave.
Inspect this place
and you will learn
Why
/y
uaw.| fumitura
W* serve Good Eats
All American
NEW TTRES
a
PLACES TO BAT
WOOD
NIIHCX.I N
COAL
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IN T R O D U C IN G
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MR. T. REID LAHTERDACH
d»0C>>AO
lrrtfstlon
A w A iT
M A .r v n .e o M
and Kim.
D K U li S T O R E — PraDvuga, Soda.
W*
at yuur phono.
Coll
Nationally know q (a ilo /io . capart and
auiboriiy on irylat and diatincura lab*
ric* for mao and rvuna man—
H ere from the Kahn Tailoring Co.
R O O FIN G : Tha Ro-.f E r
ne.
Mrtal
ahm*Ua
•ram tin and (aU an iim l
lea Jam ai II. Cuvran, Oak
I Tkird
St.
r - - . III.
of Indianapolis to Give an Unusual
C ustom lau on n g
Exhibit
HUDAY&SATURDAY
Spring and Summer Styles
and Fine Woolens for Men
D on't miss 2tl This exhlbtc tt our score is pan
o f a huge national program sponsored by
Kahn Tailoring Co., makers o f the finest custoovtailorcd to-measure dochcs in America.
The Kahn expert w ill show advanced 1929
p ! S#U lio itunian Shift*(ill
you in a nuinryr
hualtaaa of your
u
t peSnjf of capital; (Nu #>v
nat»t».iry
W 'tn^i-rfll
outfit frra with
n* (l>U nrrd to atart
l* yetir prof.ta at unca.
•d.iy lata. Uuatonian Mf*.
II,•kfonl St. Ilu ilo n M a » .
U • IVPHflpilon f»»r
Cold.a. Grippe. Mu. Ih-ucua,
lUIioua F r t a r unit' .M.ihria.
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I Known.
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: tick lm up.
Shield Expert Here
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AMO OP MIQM 1
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tke w*U'kn»Wn rtp art. w ig jwr
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TJAVl MC- vn .
v etiMQ h( ld uP!
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•anally ha at th# An**hilt H -tal,
Orlando, Florida, on f i i i b y and
Saturday, Jan. Ilt h
an.1
IJth.
from lo.uu A . M. L. 3.00 I’. M
|/ie* both f,*r |J3—ph»n«
J M l.
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N O T IC E —Only (. a llr a i.n
ara
ia r io d tn <a|| at tkia l l m a.
apaeial arraatranrnt. nil| ha an-
nuunrrd later Mr
rhildrra. A yrnnilaki. appearN FOR SALE—Fedipread aara la r«|.nl«d. Ther. I. an
filtered breeding atork. chary, far deamaairallan.
Mr. Mnjjhardi any*.
ng pedigreed ilnrk alegible
•Tha Mranlvardt Rupture SkitAI"
ytatration.
Chinrbillaa,
« eyed baerrena and New w ill M only retain Ik# Kepturo
perfeetly, but- It r u r c u r g and
W|lla*. SI. Johna I
itrenpth.na I ha w eak,nod aaaa
inn Monad VllUga. San
). Bo*. PM.
.
delivered Immediately or later if you prefer.
CLOTHES
rffT — Kvimuhrd apart,o« water, garaga; atnaiL
I I
IL J
cioa - thereby enntrariin* the 09
m i np. uiunlly * lv n * Intantan
ev.ua relief, w ilketandvnp a il aUein
ro*nrvT*•• af tha aite or lornMon at Iha Rpptura.
"Tha Meinkardl Rupture S k a W
ha* an under*trape.
It la alaa
parfectly unitary and pearlirally
imleelrurUtde and ran bn warn
wkUe hathiar
Rupture, oltwn raata Htamaah
Troublae, darker be. Contatipniiow.
Kyles and woolens, give adricc. and person
ally cake your measure for a garment to be
$29.00
A rt (U lfefy N lfh t O a k
f l * S a r fin t A»a.
MILK R CREAM
daily.
SPECIAL LOT SHIRTS
CAFES
Srminnld I uunlY h»
n Ml rvment work.
f I ... J r« T*r-
at ««r January
U.ted in tkt. ad i n Rial a few of
J. ralnea Ik ,. . . « „ olferta, |. Ula
' M **« U allrod FrMn* and Salarday
eapart 1 f« rh , J w a T lra
Thir-t 4 1 Magvatia F U i
M«raiaa A A
wlneae S e rv ic e
FRIDAY & S A T U R D A Y L A S T D A Y S OF
rmnia in -hub i.
I’Rf Mil
WOOD YARD
1*1 ar U 1 W
Open All Nigh*
A *k the m m a h u 'i u « « l It. H e 'll 1*11 v»»u I f . the
“ I’erlcct lo p I )rr»«rr.” M a d * b y t b « w w r l d 'a
la r g e s t n l t r a f t a p r t d M t r t .
fu r lu ll h> J ruler I n eryuKer c I
RATS
le> r* vt*d» « rode niewang*- !t
hi. wife fr.in* thr ap iril world .(
WOOD
INSURANCE
You will Find it well adapted to your
conditions. It contains Loth calcium
and nitrogen —food elements necessary
to the growth of plant* and animals.
L> th*
P IN E
>t j x *a n i z i «n o
Dance Floor Free
To Guests
ftt**»»*c» «f P rr«d rn f L
nf *»*ir rrra'n l pTAhlem* **
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5 T O R K .S
Night-Club
Open 2 I*. M. Until
Lunches
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Chop-Suey
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fnd
FO R T H E C O U G H F R O M C O LD S T H A T H A N G O N
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Sponsors Of Mark Twain Memorial
Park Desire Legislative Assistance
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Said Fo Have Heard
Message Doubted
a
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111h HI Near Ffrark
Mrk promptly diaappaar aftar
t, Kuptura b propaay ratain-d.
SrEC IAL NOTICE—AH caalm
u f. that I beta fitted bar* dar-
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Delays Miami Trip
Navy J u stify Existences
As Educational Benefits'
Paul McNutt Makes Speech At War College
Declaring For Cruiser Bill Which
“ FiKhiinjc Colonel” Is
Will Improve U. S. Navy
{Manning ToContcst
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Chairmanship
p«t>pl€ «.ftrn h«« bun Ihsnklev
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Carlton Announces
New Appointments
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Navy, bo dscliitd. jm tlfy iH# r an indlvui'lsl ran m«k# l.i th**
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tory CouIdBeWaged -i.th *14*. Mu.. .yb*. ia
Cndcr Pact’s Terms’ S'**'* «"• *1“ crj“*r ,»*•" *:
Accepts . Resignation
OfHighwnyHeadOn
, Exchange Of Notes
Kon* A. Hathaway, who yc.ttr-
T A L L A H A S S K K . Jan. I I nay frrigncvl at cha'rman iif’ lh*
— G overn or Carlton
yester jtat* Road Diyirtm rnt.
d a y announced hia acceptance
o f the rctlgn a tlon o f Dr.
Fona A . H athaw ay a t chair
m an Of the State Road De
partm ent Aftd hia
appoint
m ent o f R obert W . bontley,
o f BnuRmton, and W . A .
Hhands, o f Gainesville, a.new members. .
Dr.
Hathaway'a rcalfnadun
waa taadarad and accaptml m a
formal w h a n g * of not** baiworn
the hmd Department Cha rmhn
and OoTcrnor Carlton. “Deo.
Th# Hanford t'hantber uf Tom
poraonal apprttlaUon for th« (in* itcrea today began to (urm. it*
spirit whlctt you manifaat" wa. .ilana for It* annual barnue'.. ek lci
•spteat).'<t to Hathaway hy th« »ll| ho h«ld th# night of K«b. r
governor. Hathaway pledgml e«»- ,» the Hotel Korrt?*t l-akc. fne
op«ration with Ul* new adralnb- data wa* dailgnalod by the o.*w*t» at a brief moating laat
night.
Powerful Forces Are
Aliuninff To Settle
Important Question
WILL OF RICKARD DIVERSE MOTIVES
NAMES WIDOW AS GIVEN IN WIFE’S
HIS LEADING HEIR PLOTONHUSBANI)
Wife OfBeccnsedPro- Mrs. Wood Held Belief
moter ReceivcsBulk
Her Spousclntendcd
Of $1,0%,(H)0 Estate To WedFormerlxivc
_ r_
a dhgb
a ■«■*
Tourist Motorcade
From DeLand Pays
Visit T« This City
ool Board Again
payment
Administration M ust for e(*ht hour* d*ib
I)«idc Whether Or X 8?‘ f t S T S l
Not To Refill Stock they march might be
tt Urwtf mortal
To.ppqatrfvnu to U»« ,Ut,?!'BC
govamor, have fc*n before Go
«rner Chdtcn fer two day*, tb*
chief egaeuttv* •alL
la announcing the W g a * t h *
jaf Mr, Hathaway,
*r
. . d o nubile a copy of bla let-
ng lin e 1
Thru Hk
JUEST10N OF RDM
FOR MEDICAL USE
iVILL VEX HOOVER
_
Mr. bhewdh. a banker and m*|d~
b o T o f tft Gelno.vlHd clt, o M fU
aunedt W. J. WUman. of LWv
Oak, waooa term t***0
aomi H id ago. H*- Bhands* apt,ointment war. tur -Uw H#cwncongltadoltal tSttiltl. *
■
geaIgnat tun af Mr. Creoa and
Mr. Hillman, who wer. conlmu
tag to i#rta to**1*** firmer t*«v
Martin l«“ blghw>>
n .K if * aj to t h r U . 8 . S. " *
taka.
SoManyWi
Wert Noll
~Ta*t l« nrrr»«4fy n .firm **i
• *'| jutlify ttoir eviaWt#, and
well (*|ay th,, nation In (mpra'ml inti nt oiw j an*t t »«tl «iVis*ns •<’
irw b'tshlirg l Jtnml
« |>i h|
W A S H IN G T O N , *■
cititcuoh p and *klllad a a flm , !r«| of troy hy fsl«w pft»ml«ars. «*i l*» l*f# *ip
hie ewth' *ktMtl#- t’»
m ilah^n u1«a * '
arniat
aa educational institutions.
• h tin ln i hf th** U-w hrfwi’wr
well.
W rak
Thr, Array and Natry MeNnlt f i i f r « ii*» in. I h r l r f war
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|Imo *.*r*L|U while audelalala^
^itiunal u tlfW ii on » f the Km the nation'* drfrni* 'iT\ry b*ve
t<« fit M *'«rk W IH inUllW klfof I
*«»cg Brisful p««M pat t.
luiohed ha*'L nor fn nltar*. c»«I N% r/f. r* • o f Ji>ha |l Iti-ekr Irlle r,
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aa
a MOUL b * M * d « U t k
\V**h hi* 20 yetr* err .wr in hi* |qcetvd nur fn r<l,. .-haitoil Ocr.n
J m, t *t r t n i n * the f o r m e r f t n m
.a nat > n**r § c*^r. tlcrt) sang* dr 1 th*. pioneered in ovigton. M
i h j'f W i ll t ih l,* «*f l !»«• k'M lIil o f e ll. I
til# fttWAM %oilg bf hit long lutll * in rt|l-ratk>n ant cnfcoeaful
.tf tn# grout M«fi4sni Cltl .
ataltut .ntangllng .lliamr. He ' uiuior’ okcn thou m h ofhm**lfl*h
■ usifA ... Wall f»ir#d 'ad A i f«»r i
iltwkei! th* KJIogn 1* 1! a* a I •c titp liin that rail far float ri«h
the “ jo b hunting be
iu*«, nf mnfii* ng In'.ttpieia
WASHINGTON. Jan, II —4IN S » ,
tAiM,” ileclarlng th* tr,aty h*d i.
i >,». e.iatUNi* problem </ un- ProaldaoUeleet. aad «
l.n « oae. Ha U aald to
nWrvAt iliffarani Jnt*rj>r«»»i’or.».
iiiually
tmtibUiH.klng natur# to
lit apprahtl to Ihe Senate to p . u
>. mkeitled ky thw odmlnUtrMivu
ita own intrrprwtathin on Ui* neat/
• nil added, ho would then J.U tn
*4*1*111*.,1 t .,i it* ..it* «|<t „f far. . f 1’ieoUteal -.Vet Hoover wtll ha
i.tify irr It.
jur,* ii r. nnr ti.m with ih. Nanai.
fv ir y war In hlatory, .very lo.
inv,.i, ration * f
**il u «alit<.
,**'on of a «J*fm» l«», country,
I
t
v
l
i
f
i
ter
H
>p,
•
in
r.mrn. him
i.« ..Id, could have Ix-cn *»ced un
iTtla year'* alfatr will bo In n hu it i the tat' na of the Kell-igg *»«i
from ..ffbto In lU nk. whan tka
,1 of th# aaivlca corporatic.na Kot't crlticUetl Secretary htSog.i,
Indiana company
oCMkaolden
• nlch do been***
In Homlnot# raying hi a’gned the treaty wlW-hwU thelc Bnual aacenagl.
cut conferring wit.’i the Senate,
In th* laltar mad# public today,
l,«en Imltnl all the nation* of the
Rackdalhr a*k# tor U>« protie*
world to r g « It md finally raiue
DKTROIT. Jen. I l - ( I N J ) — o f llm * 0 h M k o d n * ! • to# voted
otmlnoU County, acordirg to L tack t i tti? firnate Hr m provnl *»
NEW YORK. Jan. I t —(IN S I —
j. Trotter, aocratory, wh# aaid ih*t hi* aettnrfn.
U i• Graf# M. W ood, to.wf »S-t egala.t th# r a a M t m of C*d
Mr*. Matin# KWett RkVvy ). the
o gh official* of each corporation
Ualph A. t»o. d, it , wenllhy rani HUwiCt. KuekrfeBer'/. letter call
" U (ii; the utterance on Mount
4U especlod to bo piaienl a* th# Hlaal did not accompliah in 4.0UO widow of the Ute Tan KWkard,
oatate
operator, latendod to K** *tu a(l«n l « th# fart that for m « n
jv .iU of honor. B. J. Holly hr. lieara. nhat th# fiivm n ‘on *'•*• iaharte.l the bulk of the •HUfl*t
etry
hi*
Hr*I vrif* will i* odd of than r gV| mooth* kit latter* a*k. i tratleir avust maka anaagomaata
arid *ebf# a* tcaetmaairf.
Mount failed to bring aSo#t ,n SO l l n t port, promoter*# e»tp‘ i, hy
•ng for Cat DtowaiV# r*« I f na t# rapkralah tka tupply of modi
U i j t u ’i l amuri. the ° f * , cnlur.ce, *e‘d Bead, “ W(.*r> n°>r
aorernl mat 'c i t f t t r t t ii *•» !S ' tion, haa gmw nirttamfad.
rinal eptHU. Whoa OeaovaJ Urn.
Urm. of th# will mkj# l’ |K " f
about to acrompl'oh „ ll
caU C. Andrew* } wan neahlhtUa#
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l.
t
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t
today
far
day, Aec njlne tn Jj i Y l k h o t i .
vtltAo of Mr. K*H«fS’• pco.
I'h.eogv, Mafof* ha k n , Stewart rgar h* autdo aa effort to ahtoto
th#
a'tate
wtll
amount
to
9M1
**..
"S
an l«l#a I.’ lmboclUty approarhln*
000. follewlng U Rlikard’* will In ttandv ihaiged with a eto p V J 1) V [ p-’a'n ho will fight agalnoa UgUUtkf* f<w th* ootahUvharawt
sublimity "
to murilvi kt o. It vf«* irportoj U- Mr. Roetifelkf'o p'an I , a n t hu- V | f,*#aUuffilial dUtilUry which
■Ril'd declared Kolb^g Wr* part:
ail r.>ataln#d In )#atacd.y « Utley woahf ha*o keen gtv#g
“ la to* #wnt my wlfk. Maalne
preaching thrt “ th# iwal way t«
t > tho outwpnny** atachhuldar* f». poly u# liquor p n d w tla t
Elliott
lilekaid,
.hall
h*
»lln*
.1
'
•Ja#
>.f
tho
all.'ged
r
'nopiyate-t.
vlmlnUh burglary ia to leavg * if
Th* UgtriotUi, failed. At that
queitUig pro,I** far Urn annual
.totter (aid. McatUi*
lb# <«rm Vatorkod and d'.aatlji *T1 lh# time o f my death, I gi*o and
Amt-ram Haggerty. ^-|*ar onl nw.Uag t j U weed la • vale line th* radical dry orgaalaatloM
Larabar of Commerr* ana tbair police •■non.'* Reed declared a» t * i bequeath Jp hey th# vum at fifty
gat up h, arm* ogalflkt ataaugunman, wa* ahol to death by ■gtln.1 Stewart.
am erj-rcially taviud icaatan »gr**d tn interpreting
Hacked hy wootarw ftaaaeial fnotating wkiakoy, (Uimlag that
V 'jo j alhl dotoctlv** oh* l **l Vt*..
a La i reranl.
#>
ail phase. ••( the tmaty. Each *>tReicrvationa for tb* dinner am aatarv w U m J * added, hat pU.'wl rf Florida; and all my porfcmal W.J eg a plot hy Co, II Halt, D . lnt*.**«t*, ami with th* tuppoet itacka on haad war* auffWtawt.
Sooao of Ik# dry* larUted that
,oW upon and may b# mad# wUh a 4'ffervnt lalerpnUHion on !*.
rffecL*. automobUdV K uoohoM .a acvraintaav H"»t aqbl Mr*.
whlokoy wa* vaaecootary tag madi;bo racretary. In lb# mcanwhu;
“ AU w# a-ilt n',vf la lu *ay her- good*, fur Alum. b#oh», picture > A m i h»| hly*«l n »* to dltpoee
riaal purpo**#.
t
lUn* for lb* program will gw far- o ff d a ily lh# vary thing lb# »**• illverwrr# and »h*tt*l* of lib, *t lUiyii, IS year* her iualor. A
D*na tout that th# p rv*m
rard rapidly. Several pronua#*tt
gemral
,^»arart»r.
Tb*
rrn*f*U>
■
tear* of of fir* re mpetood th#
aVek of akioker la eotlmalad at
paatora will addrm* lb* g «U *«- reury af Sl»!# »»T* »»>•
means th# vary pin g tho cbo r- for th# to w flt of my wife. Vtavln gurunea when U »T tried to munlcr
10.000.000 galloaw. Book* of hmadod
mg. which t* a»P#<t«* to W to man of th# foialgn rrl.llon. wn.. Elliott IU«hard, in tht* i trigrtph A ood In h'a little real #*tate r f
v m t e i N I how IT.Ww rw.»> golL.i-,
uuiptct* a »ucc\#* a* th* on# ta*»
tocond
of
my
tart
will
ond
M|tat\
«
at
Wyamtotto.
loftao (Uirahl *#y* K m*«a»
but a <'on*: !>r»hto quality ha* dU<Mr wh#n oflxlaU ef tb* «*uf-**J .Lo very thing it U pr*l#ad#d ,SU mmt. *hal| ho la H»U " f d..wer. .
Ik * first Mr*. Wood. DUn*.\
appeorvd through evaparaBow,
i T i k
Utantl* National Banb ware ho«t
direct
my
otoculor
to
divide
• party
Ur, and Mrihingly prvtty, l l « - in
lie tty
tw tiu r
teakago and thoft. 1
rad. DatalUd plan# lor tb# .>»*HclJittt*. -Ai\d I f f th#
tw ni> *I.>ckholding* la Soath A martca tl-ami U-'ge. M-*.V, with hor iw »
gram w-U b# rotoa**11 within * »* charge a f lh# tr#niy itf»*o to ;•! Land hr I Cottle ’ Cowraag rf ibialma. Hho told autboriiioa th -t
la s to
r»ragiiay, Into such number of Vtuod intemlrd to itm any twi
ua any •*-"
.
.
la preparing th# roualty f«r tho fart* aa near equal a* r a y to, Iu#t ** v w i a* ho iH i l m l a 'J»fr M B
treaty, P.tc'I
the People a* alwll c (u.l th# aambtr » f tko,* OH* from hti oeeond wife. Toe
M i l t 'U l- •’would outlaw all harelnaft-r
In thin paragraph tost Mr*. Wood raid Urare tb.uJ
»a r.- " I t prepooed t* outlaw all named. On# sC each part* I give U.awe lafotualod with Wood »i*
war botwaa* all naOeaa, b g and to each of th* following nhn ahall j . _r» agn and poll bar. Btairhe,
tittle, avlllaed Snl harbor###. to allv# at thru tlm* o f mr death: ‘a lot 0wra#n#jT* to u'vono W »
IU*,t said. “ Thl* treaty won l» my aletar. Alien J. Bu-h: mr rioter * fh * Knew ike na* g#tl»g to We.
Adimt; mr *M#e kna,* A n he raid today. S#e •*•
A DeLaml M i W i M
° l’ uahar in lh# mill:nntout. ■ Tb# Jro.le H
rind pally aI wLtar vUltum to dream o f th# t t « wa* about h> lljrlva lledman. my wtr'e. Marti gloated tb# hop* that to n u l l
h# aetghtmring city. p:M • »to»rt Lo reaUaod. On tb# f»** of H. >1 Rickard; mr alece. Ruby Richard, not bo subjected to adverao pule,
vWtThwrvday aflornocn to &*» duo* outlaw all war but th# nrf ► my atom, Maud# M. Jaknraai ■/ toity. la lb# mranttos# lh# haford. Arriving h#r# *.vort»y a fle r t imtio#* fer It were pearcvly k*- Mphew. William T. Jm -lagi; pr mood wife, oitraetlv* deipiu
oar r« p*rud a yearn, waa la It#
gun when Mr. Kellogg brgen to
(Continued On Page « )
•reloch, lh# ptoty
' W w‘ * * * ’
noawa’a tote*Hon K-m# anairing
ouatit vucytiooe..
hr Clydo A. » * « * • * » *■ Jarri/^omem o « warraid* whkh
)U*d lltttd th* eireptlon* a*
iiiMsaidlng th# Chamber of Com
or# e*ported to (barge tor u lb
memo, ,ud R. J- IM F fr . ami .ikclud.ng all dofrtulvv va/c, all
,so*ptracy to aoaault and at trdaf
Q w rp It# CilnB* u p fM f t h g l y uivaaleaa. *u*k ad th* lata*U.m of
Nicaragoo and Ch'n#, to IJ ttR t
1i l l a w m
M
CHjf
most, m»p*w\ivtly.
'
Th# vtottom w#r# taker* on •
la w #f tho East Hoafuid eatery
ANNISTON. Ato.. Jan- 11*
(lN fl) Mtik amt Emmett Jatr*.
MIDDLETON. Pa. Jam U Uther #a<1 *o«. * n m tk# C*l (INH|— Five army Hlem war*
h*dt« Congty Jail to r . t*J*y f jl
klibd ami thro# attorn warn raetowing I to g arrrat tn co'^'Hi* * ouaio lajurtd th « afUrnooa whew
w»th tb# Vnrtiittg af the toiaq i f
AIhrt’ Calh.ua moor Lincjin 4ia
Service Concerns T o
Be Honored Forlntcrest InThisCounty
diatrlet, to aue.rcd R. I'. Grtoa.
IrS rn J cuton, who*# l ' t « a* •
men.Ur t f lha depaitmtflt • »
p lW h o k k 'ffl^ •#»- U t. B*nU#t
h i* ho«n MDac ** U»« soveraor’.
nriVate M^kUry at»<*» th#. laat
g M U h t/ a fa l Mr. CarUoa date
gaud him lo
u .. i U i * * y
In vtoaring up the attalr* of lha
Chalnsanthlp and ja atipvMDWw
r e t w e s t . r u , Jan. u - .
<IXS>—TV* dirtgfbto Lm A»gwle*. a Melt Im A off k it Jtt.
itn U i from Port at. J«mpK
Day, H a , to contlaa# It* Jour■toy front lodkeharrt. M. J. u
Miami, returned to that port at
l;2S o’rlack lW» morm®» afUr
rraioiae ever mv*r»| V fr i
Florida t It lot and toon*, flu*
o * . »nnquiu*il today at tlM
headquarter* of tha raventh
naval dUtrfct her*. whVh la In
l««tk trllk tko l * t Aitytk). I V
n k y m o u in l i * o H i i i j St),
and (oatlnonl fog and ran **
I Sr Writ FUnJa Ceaet raaaed
(V**imart lor Dot »ad*kl of the tky
IjrU tN in to cvritjor It ad.
visa) U t« postpone Kit rltit to
Miami ami other t*tt coaat cltto*, ami to return U» Port St
J.veeph »krr* tto 1-*-« An(*U.
vvfV'
Father And His Son
Placed In Jail For
Part In Death Fire
ilaatton af m laraitlga
i ! » l » Am monnafaof.
Five Army Flier* Die
As Biff Plane Crashes
�f *BE SANFORD
SANFORD
hope* an* Hr I I Hr if Stuart W. I
Cramer, a cotton manuf* turer o f)
C'ramerton. N t . .nor :«*M«tcntIjr
wealthy, jk •»€****! •■( 2 'luting.
HOOVEft HEARS
ENDLESS HINTS
AS TO CABIN El
u i#h fd
hiiaJnea^ *n#l
n thr n athine. y * f
Naval
II • . r
i ir• l«*»
that h nlr«j}Jy l»»« »•• • n ».nta.
tl%rc'y »(•!<• lr.|
.a iM ir v . f ih#*
iuav > . i i arm w *il i . i « ••!«!
H«*
t% l.ti; null «n* f i f*> rn**r
[•m iikn t i.f i ‘.a* Amt n «• «
!<»n
Mrfun ( i t ur* r ’
A• *• • i*l; » win
a HicfnU- nf thr ( f>unt.il >■( N .1
? *nu| |>» fen«* «lit ir.g t * war,
ami tim r int.» Mi** ntimatr * on.
tart with Mr ||«w»vrr «» •• rrtary
• f rnmmtrcr nn *ari»*n« trad*
pn>hlrm« n fk iM 'if
th« • utU».i
tur.ng
NEW PUHT
III* i m
streets romplitnl h«*rr
»*v
N o tlc e a )
1: o f » \ * i «i a r .ir iti.
o r *»t o #k m o i .i i i *m1 o r
•‘Oil |i MOM# %MI HmHM.H.I
1u H rm
Vial Ip-tp i» hen I., pi iv it • .* \
*11 *U« ! Mipflliu f II... •>.« I*f 1
m th
T IR E REPAIRIN G
>.f t h- <»i.f.. | It. M>l m l VI
•*<*fl||*«na vain t»a* h*M in »h* ..ft I
••t tli* •
|»ah| 4 * t li ►,• t .*•
in d ,r,(„r,| y .1 i la>
I
•* 11 • n »l + Mlh «t «> i|( I . . .
\ I* I It * fur Ilia |*»m p. .. • >ivi 1
AND
F IK .S T
R E TR E A D IN G
I'm I'tfai tufa f.vr » I . » ». • . V. ■#«
«ra.l 1 hr |»«piwar||..vt ..f • i. h
laltrlliaw* MS may fnllie tvwf. 1 . I a
Hire |11|a
W e
l
th e
la te s t
e le c tr ic
s te a m
ic n e e d
lll'.llll iCet i:i
O I M 'O S I T M
aI|V 1t,u
equipment and we employ only
v r m u v m - r > m A %i
fltio |9| T llf; IT 4 t K OV FLORI 11 %. %T T ill: < 1 0
os..........
u rx 3I»T. i n i
l.4.«n<* on.I dlsd’.itmtii
h ave
S T K K K T
I ’O S T
O F F IC K
S A . N 'F O K O
ANOTHER BIG CUT IN PRICES
v: x rH#r»it.\**a
[
10. 1929
The annual meeting of
the Fernald - Laughton
Memorial Hospital Asso
ciation will be held at the
cou rt house a t eight
o ’clock on Thursday even
ing, January 17th, 1929.
T. W . Lawton, Pres.
M" »ver
t. .tilrrtn
on** ru'i hriir »»
Y lT T R S D A Y , J A N U A R Y
NOTICE
a lw m «tra * *
live r»**nr»l. mul an inrurt'int «. g
‘ (Continuei Fr>tn I’ lg r Of.e)
•Ko In it* n »w .f> i nil lb fu'.lw in
l*m ll .unducting nn rnefgt-ctN
dt’ tft for cabinet ,rrjirt**‘><tali<>>i
Kci.lucky Krpubltrr J.» ur«- »\ ’ lmj» In daily relay., orrurntlny* tne
name of Mr«. Alvin fl llrrt, u v
chairman of tin* N’at .n a l t
ttrvw ho (mil titular i b n .cr of i ri-f i’inlniryi' end o f the lln over ■am
(Mign Virginia Hcpuhf ran. bun*
tbr^Km '' uf C. Ituc»ri h 'm \ fr fm .
tner teerrtury to 1'ir iii V » t t o .1
Mir*, and credited with Jwinic tin"m »'.tcr mind" of tho1 llm ivv'
miniaiyn in tho South.
Tlitrv arP few in tVa fcSingtnn
Wh* o t l u».'y believe thab Mt«
lle r t aland* any chance o f l » cab
inet nppolntmcnt,
Depute the
great drlvc In her behalf, o.j that.
In A rt, there will be any vivnian
In Uu> cabinet. Mr*, llert m *y
given an appointment in
tho
llc ;c r r
adminl.tratlon, if
*hc
want* It, but the betting la ?h»t
It win not be of cabinet rank.
Wernp would like to be In _bia
cabinet.
Ill*
realpnation
»«
aeCtetary to Preaidrnt rooll<t««*
after the ID-I campaign wa» at-
F L O R ID A
^ hi n I
Imu * t .
*’••* .»n t i n »ut. I mt an ^ti 1 whai
it•?f• 1*i and .‘rniMv'lr (utiulv nrver .tk'.iiii w ll \<mj hme ih»* o|i|Nirtunt!y of
ex per
.It l l l f PI Ill's
h e lp .
I vlITI 'I T i l
.r Vnll
IMU
’ i In.v
Thr...
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I. ft *’
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Oi . r tru fir w-. . .. -
. t/pttr«t hi Him Onvrrnntrnt •#ruriti«« "*n n i
f; (Hhi-r ht)fM|«, •Irrlift »»v.l MrurllU*
1. It.vriklng horn-**. 9 1lfi,0O« 00. Pur i iin c
aM flJiturra,
.
. Ilrnl ratal* «iwf»n| nlk*r than l*.tnlriria H.»n«
. Krrrrvr will* FxUral ll»iiriia Itank:
. Caati ah.1 du» front tanka
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fa«hura* rha* ka i>ut«tatnllnit
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O ur
re tre a d s
T ir e s as
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w e
lo o k s
u se
you
lik e
th e
new
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on
G oodyear
tre a d
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Too Numerous To Mention
UC\ H I
FtorWi at, Mr*; • Xf)
O N LY 2 D A YS
&
The Big Money Crop
AM
AVED
LEFT — I
LE A V IN G
YOU
SATURDAY
SATURDAY
GAI NED
SATURDAY
%
YOUR
YOUR
*
LAST
:f.~
LAST
.
CHANCE
Dan J. Norton
l*rriidcn( of New York
bales Aiijutftom
which other crops have been raised is also going into Spring celery. M
I Am Knawn All Over The United States As The Man Who Kcnlly Gives Bargains
/_ And Cuts Brices With A Real Cut
ANP I AM HERE TO
J w o crops a year, that is the rule at Palmer Farms, no waste motion.’!
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If you are considering the purchase qf a Palmer FVrm, DO NOT *
You shoukl be working on,the land'NOW.
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DON’T FQRGET
M
Office-pSanford
P t- P i
Prices That pEM AND A T T E 1
That
Means Everything
Must Be SoldA pt
ftrieea
Never
Before
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if f
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ake a Mistake Attpnc
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hook Our Stock 0v*r:
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TftB BANFonn ngnALP, BANPonn ruinm A . F hid a v . M W M
I
mnd The Town
With TV* Ilf port» r
'fri-maw—* •
*VW
H >H I'M "
!
11
W. m < i r , whs know* hjw
r*ta» Welb* talking' with a
Inker, , . Taw* Balt, piloting it
Ird. TV* mho who like* to
but bttUr ‘ than' T®m ham’t
bom. . . Mike Smith, fonn, Sanford banker and one-t'me
rfllita Baad Da
ta town from Wirier
Inquiring wh*r* to find
r t JRIIUm . . . Chatl'a 11.
j, {pt|Iar winter riiil-r
Iowa', her* for another
fR J ’ rneently-1Vrti*‘ 'tpaftar railroading for ntoi*
40_ jr*ar». , . B*r»ey li‘ « U
[♦•n et nation w.t'.t hu
Tom William* in
Wmdniff and IVat*
, B. fluIlorh, the Writ.
Union'* now manager, a**ur>u* thgt Sanford la rvrn a betin Lakeland. which
I Ilk** quit* trail.. . L. L. B**,i
MsSSfvt
ata for'congrrai during
laat primary but for all of
(at a jqrr'llkaabta fellow witn
|pq£Awlty w*'d Ilk* to bo*.
porch. Horn* fallow* are
■jOdt naturally lucky. . Mr*.
Clyde Byrd behind th* wheel of
■ u n«w c a r.. ,H*ary MiLaulin Jr.
hurrying bom* to Witch. . .
Mra. Vie la* Speer picking up her
Commlaa!on*r-hu*band to taka
him hom* far th* mid-diy
meat , . And a fellow a*k*<! j*
who wrote thla column and be
fore We could tell him, *>id lie
thought It waa punk, and we
k*pt allent. A man from l>«laind placing Voluaia Court)fair lire corera on the r e a r ol
a number o f marhine* parkrd It
the buainea* lection.
in
W. It. tr.N K A I* I ru-*---. . .oo p lela -
Vigilance
COCOZELLE SQliAHH
M l) HEATER AND RUHY KING PEPPER
VAN GUARD SWEET CORN
ILY FORTUNE And GREEN PACK CUCUMBERS
N^8EET)t!WEN
&
c o .
! ‘- •' « * ' 11•* 1 ■
C. R. MASON. Florida Manager
»^
LL
111* d(*nI «» o f
THE ECONOMIC
F I #r* j
.
SATURDAY
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THE NEW
lie f tf.nl* Mg it
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I if I.»t •!*• Klnf |*f«
\f |a|
Fi.oru
R IIm . for
21 Hi*. SI.Oil
12 lits.
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Ii lint.
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SELF
R IS IN G
1 9 c
2 5 c
S O M ’S and
I'rr^h Shipped
KGGS. Doz.
W i t ’ ih , P o w d e r '*
5 0 c
.sl G A R . G R A N U L A T E D
lie; inmi a
Good
St H A T C H
:t Hv*. for
O N IO N S
FEED
2 5 c
3 5 c
A CIIANCK IN OtMt MKAT M.VItKKT
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of
SO.MK OK OKU SATURDAY MFAT PRICES
W hile
BAC O N
t 'r.miwtund
1. M i l l
Per III.
1 5 c
BEEF ROAST
... 2 0 '
1 8 '
Pork
SH O ULD ER
1
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P er lb.
"" 3 5 c
P e r lh.
Pork
HAM S
2 5 c
II A.MS
H a lf or U hit
Sliced
B R E A K F A S T BAC O N per
per lb.
1
NICK FRYERS AND FAT HENS
F U irM n
i.
0 5 c
SW EET PO TATO ES
NO. 2
1 CANS
T O M A T O E S for
r 2 9 c
**f
II
dal • fdV WlM he* mail- I • - it i*
I*m r** Ingelhef wMh »11 l*gql
(*#!•IiN
Per Lb.
47c |
AP1M.KS
*.f Ihe tXililte eeri *r<|■ *.f Semin .
I'hnur *9J
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A (mi I
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flfaee K K, I 'I * of IH*>« k F Aw
"ct i*L»l *»f dmiiitn I
%wl**e
PRICES
1 Grern
UAIUIAGE
Mar well Hou -c
COFFEE
Per Lh.
rt |»*||II» *i»i *h**
• «tt|lf| litelf till BI V » lf
Ih r
lliiera
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l o t
tirn iit
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Supreme
A N D I'll.I.I.N G S T A T IO N
IM tKST O I.IT K H A TTF .H IK S
V l’ I-CANl/INO
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lit
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lf»n u t*y
1 ■* I t J T
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I" f'llliiit*
SPECIAL
CORNER OF SANFORD AVE. AND FOUR HI ST.
W IN E S A P
I ytj
*.v
Meat Market
(i. 1. FISCHER
Grocery Department
A. 0. SAWYER
RED STAR
Grocery & Feed Co.
213 SANFORD AVK. ’
18 Meltahder Arcade
a(
IR IS H P O T A T O E S
10 Ihn. for
2 5 c
409
BLACK BEAUTY EGGPLANT
GIANT DTRINGLEHS BEANS
FORD HOOK HUSH LIMAS
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l i 'A l . t t i M I ’ A .S V . a r o r t B ir a lliii
g a n i> r> l a i i' l
n n d n lh«* !.***•
u f l h * *<lBl^ *•( l > e j , t t t i i i r
♦ H IV »:
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k -« *»t
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it, li t* • 'T v u f M**nf«»n|,
M«*f1n r l .it*-
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
a
sto k es
I 'lf i' u ll in a m i f*»» Bvmln»*l«* t'*i<int).
lb *
M b . V lllf llN lA r A I H i U K R CIIMM
In ihe SUPREME you will find lire performance
above and beyond un)thing the world haw ever known.
We Invite' your‘ early Inspection.
FOR SPRING CROPS
c i
■nt
h k i h : hv u ic k n t i » d»*r
I
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nary
-— — _
pmutlte. ,/whareta
W, It. t/NCAi
T r * « l* e t'U •'■'nit.l.'.lnant ami A r t 'H *
KAIIMI* I.N tr tlltro ltA T E I). u «***r|M»rall«*n *<rBMni«**il and •it*ilritt •»*.
The New FirCHlone Supreme will amaze you with
11m mnetrurlion, iiHlound you with the wealth of
nup«rliiU*t) mitlerialM no lavishly uned.
OuMamUng In Type and Vigor
Order Now For 1329 Delivery
:is
r i o n m * in i i m n u c h t
WASHINGTON. Jan l t - ( N S »
— Owen D. Young, rhalniun ol the
U.urd of th* General Electric C mpany, ha* agreed to accept appointmerrr.t aa on* of the American detegatea on th* interallied fomin(*»l0M
tn revlic German reparation*.
Thl* wa* indicated today following conference* Young held »t lb»
WWte Hour#) and Stale Depart
ment with Pre*idrnt Coolidge and
Secretary of State Kellogg, WhIU
Young rebued to make a definite
announcemert, he tlgnilirwtitly
denied report* that hi* wife wa* in
■erioualy III he could not leave the
country at thla time.
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Nm t ii -i : ja
A l.l. W tlu M I T M A T I W K I t M :
T h m lii»*l*r ita4 by v irtu i* u f A r**r*
1*|r» | »♦«**-*•* e n iereit tn (!»• t'lre u lt
f.'ouri »*f ih*> T f*m -Tblut JimUcI*!
ANII eon .rwinni*- **Jtl*TV.
n'anu SEE OUR CELERY IN
SANFORD A ND OVIEDO
!»? }’
aPKI’IAL N tlT M T I NOTH'*] oV
a tl.H
c im c ir r rn tw r. r u m t t
r iiii«ii at m i iti- i m n i t . in
Owen Young Agrees
To Accept Debt Job
—
* r o r p o ra ilo n . »t a l D e te n d a n le
LEGAL APS
STOKES SEED SERVICES
►f'Heredlly
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AJtTOIl FA IIM H ." IN i'O ltl’illlA T K I),
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hQ(.D mmiWT CHun*IOOU>>
t 1 CHUHNOOIO r
Monday Specials
V VC*wtTiTt CnuiVWOCD f
I H. L O N G
117 M A G N O L IA
'•lib. v 1 2 %*
THAT GOOD SELF-RISING SUGAR UJAF
» ;
FLOUR a >*BIOT QUALITY BUlR IlUSt
r ic e
*
10
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i7 Lta. ! ■
GOOD AND SWEET
17 Lbs.
*i
THOSE GEORGIA
■w nav.
One taile o f C h um goId—on bread* o r in baking
R O AST OF
or cooking—and you k n ow a n ew food delight.
SPECIAL
* Y o u 'll w ant mare, and what's more, more Churn-*
Klngan Hepreeen
1 w- " L.'
' S* "
--
** 1
gold is good for you!
KINGAN’S RELIABLE PICNIC
Nothing you eat is more certainly pure and
jrjC. * *. « «
^
*r * •* • *,
4
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**
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hcaltbfuL - For Chumgold combines clean, high'
CURED— MILD A ND SWEET
KINQAN*8
grade, natural ingredients, which arc riph in
grow th
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plant.
T
and
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• Beep*'
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Churngpld is uluayj 'Mni/pim in quality
goodness.
20^
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1
CSurnqoU
Chumgold is made under the
ftriltcft supervision in our spates*, sanitary
IN A ND H.
a e o E o C T W
elements.
"
11 buy Chumgold fon’ihe ib e tr jo y o f eating
1
Vn.r\r..*f^ ' . J
•
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T he economy merely conus *with/it|
r,
grocers
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WyV e**l WA.Vfc#
WV>V#' r
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to mitt* aihBlniitntfwt ha* the care pal*D auuu«*r for OertnMC
right to orgaalM lha road depart- Car)(an, « u m•tailed today u
ESIGNS POST
S ROAD HEAD
1 (Continue Prom Pace One
l # %a people o f Florida bt preilde
K ftr the affair# of the elate foe
■he neat four year*, and i « tend[erlnf my rvalgnalioa. I with lo
'•ipttse to yiu my encore wi>h
that your aJmInytration may ho
crowned with th, gyrate* t lin e n
In ail revpeetr. Ao.ordlngly per
mit me, a* a private cltiaen, tw
aarflrw you o f my whole-hrartril
eg-opi ration at al| llmea."
The eoverijtTT replied:
-“ I have youII of the righth In
yhich you very l*lurteoudy tender
lap the h'ch ground that the
In-
mrnt 1* keeping with It* palMaa. Ita Dew chief u N i t l r t 'i
“ Wktle* I crcvcur in your views
a* bein* entirely aound, I muat
eipm.', my deep personal appte(ration on thep art of at Ithe cRlyow mamfeat
*| am also mindful of your food
wl*he- Jnr the tiuiari of the P
.-omnvr
aibninhtnitlow. It
l*
•hrough inch gwd will and co-op
>rat an <• the part of all lha eltltm that will mala* Florida a
frea’ er ilate.
“ And new. a» you return to the
ur*uil» of pitrate life after in
nany year* of ptiblie aeivfc*, |
oneeroly truit that happitieia and
pro<|r.rlty will attend your way "
Maine Martin, of Creatview,
former chamber of commerce »ec-(tary, oveneaa a veteran of Ox*
World war. and \V«at Ft rid a
*k ro
tary.
Mr. Martin war nw. ef (Ha moat
acme worker* in the campaign
for Governor Carlton. It* form
erly aarved aa aeeretary for th<
Went r . » da Awociatlon of Corameree anti aim In tb« **me ra|ti
city for the C.vrltw e ( hamher of
C o n m n l.
{Hiring the war Mr Ma/tre orfanned a fnmpaaj of eoWier* anil
ta* ••reice n r t r 't * .
The n«w a»«.T -ary iuccreda
kin. na»*la (Jtbb. IVeter who
w u aerrrtary to former Goe. John
W. Martin.
Mr*. porter retired
offer harinb »erTed in the gover
n o r o f f i c e under four adminie*
traliona.
M U C T lt R A T t t ljr r
v n v rots. J o . n — <i n s »
—A rummittaw * f phydiian* ap.
P»*m’ ed by Richard C, I*Cter♦m. Jr., r ntmiaalaoer of rorrerlk * today reported 'fa t Narrow*
an aa a ipaelOe treatment f*r
drug eillictiocv ta anele 1 Addvtn at Welfare W il d «p*»n
whom It haa been uaad time
153d
feigned pewpreoa ta am*
cun drug*, If# w p « t m ti
k
only
DEL MONTH N«A IH
OVER
TI1E
6 lbs.
12 lbs.
28/
SWEET PEAS
DU
MONTK NO. n ,
MUR
PO TATO ES 2 5 /
STAYMAN WINESAP
FANCY EMPEROR
APPLES 3 iba. 2 5 /
GRAPES Lb. 1 5 /
BARTLETT PEARS
FLAKES Phg. 1 0 /
FRUIT SALAD
SPINACH
2 CANS
DEL MONTK NO.
APRICOTS
1 LB. CARTON
15/
SUE
NO. I CAN TEXAS
DEL MONTK
25/
SPLIT FIGS 1 0 /
CREAMY SHORTENING
K1U. MONTK P K N ir TINA
V i,
,
ASPARAGUS TIPS
3 FOR
IlK t MONTK NO. SVy M M
APRICOTS
24 lbs
55/
O H . MUNTR Nth 1 MUC
APPLES 6lb. 2 5 /
SPLIT FIGS 10/
flKt. MONTH NO. t y t M l
*1«
Aaurfnl Flavors Willow Brook
JAM 1lb. Jar 19/ I OATS 3 Pkga. 25/
FANCY BLUE ROSE
W M K CAN ARGO BRAND
A LL
before
1« LBS- GREEN MOUNTAIN
SNOWDRIFT RICH
FLO U R
basket
YORK IMVERIAL
PRUNES
COFFEE
P IL L S B U R Y
your
ARGO BRAND
THIS CAN BE SAID OF THE FOODS OBTAINED AT Bl.tTUII’S. THE FIN
EST DUALITY THAT CAN BE BOUGHT— ALL TO YOU AT OUR REGULAR
MONEY SAVING PRICES.
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JA N U A R Y
v b iu j b
for to d a y
W A T IR R - M m i gra.-lou* 0*1.
i n devllrs1
lin t In Dm cont rite on.l
the tfuitlnng h»nrt.
Tha
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Juat
Cynic any* fish vak*
m he tioea.— D-trurt
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i* fourtjNn cenLa a gnL
Angalta. It sound* like
ttampt to fa t people to
ornJ*<
llp .l
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i A* Jlhey say, America la the
iltiiif Ipot than tha fry in f pan
~lha Nicaragua eher* Hu m ia
[ j l o l i a f all tha tlm*.
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Our “Sugar Bowl”
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) • ( »•■<•-*. VlavMa
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You a m it y tan tall a Sotrh.
i by Jehat ha read*. Ju»t u k j n
hi* ahoulder and am if
vara*.— flay City Duly
Schwab's Rules For Prosperity
~ --- *—
'short chaugi r ’
i la Tamps, sad
too harsh v *
ron*t “ ahori
s t
St r e e t s b ig g e s t y e a r
N SW YOUK WORLD
Amid » ahowar o f conhsttlaad
Uckey tape, and with cheers and
to *| i drownln# out tho ortneagoing vo *ra Impurtod for tho orau k a.lh o
guilty la
i lw r tra Jam an tho atoak imhatige
llen.don'a
Miutoo tho final bus naao hotr o f
l t t t . They had good reason to
catobrate. They warp wltnocalnf
tho y u a litf o f tho (rontoat year
in tho hlatary uf W all atnot apw.ulation.
■!
* Tho y o u wag tloalnx, too, with
tho stock market averages standInc at the highest point fo r alt
ttmo. th e thorp slump ia price*
which had occurred on December 1
had been cancelled by tha
ap U oad
M 1; “
damla, much o f which would prwa-
onUy ho seeking reinvestment.
the mill and movrd a to Clewinmc'
Tb# plant i* raif'hle ef hindlia^
Dr Holt, howrvrr, iloo* not i r «
eye to rye with Dr. MacKrniit* on
thl*. Without any <iu*lifk-atloiix
at i*ll hr nemr* Itulh lityan Owt/i.
Mr*. Owen hrrwlf grurefully r*.
*erv»* opln on. “ I would honeatly
be afraid to try to M in, the
greute.t living Klordiau," *hu
*ay*. “ I d *tru*t my Judgment
and my Information. Somrhnw
one know* ,,> mueh about rrrtaln
Indleidual* and *o little about
many othei».‘*
I jen ) ni of *ugar cane daily, usd i
with a cip trity for the dally pr»*~
duetion of I M) Ion* of raw sugar.
The comem own* a amalltr mJI u:
near Canal Point, which hi* bee*
In operation »*v*ral year* ami !j
provide railroad ranneetlon be. J
tween the two pi int*. and their
rtfrr •n*i> ng plantitlum, the At
lantic Q a »t l,ine Uallmed aid the
Florida Ka*t Cru**t Hallway are
bridging the gap between Choaen
* r.d CTewiatnn
The former ha*
built eastward from Clewliton It
the Miami Canal, while the latter
ia extending it* line from Choaen
southward to the canal to meet th*
Coast Une and form a connection
C, ntrary to the geicral practice
| sugar, with Ihia ,yricern, will be a
1 t v o - n,|u<»: The Celotex Company
j i» the only concern In the work!
inanuf eturmg wall board from
hjgaas'. or rru.heil sugar cane
*tnlk*. until the perfection of the
Cetotex pro r.s a s;a*te prodiKt.
The announced plan* of Me DahlI erg and hi* a cueiate* provide ft>r
the erev-li.ai of a relotex plant -it
Clewiaton The sugar mill intend
t f hi mg *olety for (he purpoaa of
( t>«lucing sugar, therefor* hix. In
in lily hern e*tat,ll*hnl to provide
,r supply of raw material for Cel*,
tes and tne auger will he a by
product
RagB.se ran be preserved Indef
initely and tine* a cetotex plant
woo'd r>ren.d* continuously while
the augur null wcuid ^ in opera
ti»n only a few month* each year,
it will lie nvcraaary to provide an
rnotmou* uuant ty of bagaaii* be.
for* the rlisttinn and nperat|in of
a cclotex plant can be under t-aken.
lie, of td ton* per acre a'niply wi.*
I «o gu«<d to t»c overlookerl.
The sugar mill I* that creetrd nt
OF COMMKHCF,
. Hialeah several year* ago by the
unj of the industries established t,, ('e m *) Kama Sugar (Jmpany. but
The
Southern
Florida during IU2J by capitalist* sever i pernt-d
»ht. *ee In the state a golden Sugar Compj iy, headed by llm r
opportunity fur Investment. An It*. Da hi berg, and a group of
nre„ which produce* *ug*r cane I associalea interested in the Crlntev
Incne* In diameter and In ipi*nti* t'umpany, nf chi.-ago, purchased
B A G A SSE
STATE
CM A MIIKK
Tne *ugar mill of the Prulhen,
Sugar Companv. at Clewi.ton, on
the tout hern *l>ore of I.akr Oke*
chobee, complete,! nnd given » te<*
run
December 17, will begin
operation January It It is another
Gl'chri.t ktorltoii uf Jackson
ville nominate*. Major (lenaral
Charlr* I*, tiunimorall, chief of
ita ff of thr United States army.
Peter O. Kn ght change* the aul*
Ject. Ea-guvurnor Martin «ay.
he it very l*u*y.
Hn i. Kon*
Hathaway. Mayor I). II. McKay
of Tampa >ay* ea.f'ongrettman
Stephen M .Sparkman ;» the great
All that »ave* Turnguay and
llolivia from rerolutiont 1* that
they are to» far inland f y
the
Marine*.
St. Tnul Dispatch.
A college girl mus*. suffer whin
sue * *o unpopular she must apeni
part uf her vacation ut homo.—
K, Chester Timcs-L’ n on.
Also It i* tht. v lyw ° f mo*I*rn
life, that patent* sh*uld be seen
and not heard.--Dt Land News.
^.CHEVROLET
eel.
0. Look ahead and think ahead. It is cosier to avoid
For contcrnporiiieou* grvntdepressions than It Is to cure them. ,
no*,,'' aay* Dpi* Head cryptically.
10. Smile, be cheerful and work upon the batfla that tho *we consult our own pridllecfundamental purpose of business is to promote thihanhlneiw llona.” It we get Ople right we
of human beings,
hop, h„ mean* Opio Read.
o
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the
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ear
"The Flamingo.' *uya William
!. Huwey, taiv candliLtla far c>..
rmotr, "ilu t If y.)U mean w ! * v ^
the grtnteat pvlrg man In Plot I**,
Dan I will Miy tha mayor of lay
ally and if that la but half the
'
truth then the »ocrotary of » <*!
tvs It, our congress fight* teas.
8 Operate business on flic moat economical buais. any chamber of eotnmerco." We
i4*vll ovar ways to preI < Ami, ai l'elor HcRoal Pricecutting, overexpanslon, uneconomical methods of dis eerc too far aw ay. to aotlco,
claim, "what a Ufa."
tribution are just as harmful to business and to the public whether Mr. Ilowcy hud hi* ton.
gua n Me cheek.
«. ai
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« price-fixing, monopolios nnd rebates.
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; *M Y B0NNTE LIES OVER THE O C E A N "# .
With large headlines proclaiming a new industrial era
with the opening of a huge sugar mill at Clcwinton, the
hr ^
>
Florida Time*-Union carried a news story Sunday depleting
JOHN
th« activities of the Southern Sugar Company in the muck
lands of the Everglade*. The last time that the name Ever
glades woa Impressed upon our minda won in connection with
TEMPLE
the devastating hurricane which claimed so many lives in
that low-lying region. We read accounts then of death ami
GRAVES
misery which forced us, even though reluctantly, to doubt
the practlcr.bility of ever cultivating the rich soil which hn*
H
fired the Imagl-.iUoji and lured so many Into that wilderness
of swamp and glide.
"Hnntf in* burn (rval; umr
But apparently there nre some who will not he stopped
arhivvi*
jimi «uifit* hfflwgf
by occasional winds that rage, for accounts of the progress
Upeill Ihfiti.**
made to make Florida the “ sugar bowl” of America Indicate fr v u llir a a thruat
—
---—01’ ■- that unbelievable strides have been taken and that plans for
Thr thrtiAt it gn Inlfrrttlng
further development are being pushed with unrelenting vigor. rommrnl fm thiim* who i!u thi»
Already there is in operation a mill with a grinding capacity thru^tinj; A nmn‘« i*lr» of tfrrRti* in •ump
a m ra a .
of 600 tons of sugar cane per day. Nearing completion Is
another milt with a 1,600 ton capacity and not far away tirgs of the mnn himw*if Particu
tf he ha* claim* k < a t f if a t *
ground will be broken shortly for a third and larger mill lo nlafrly
u o f hi* cum,
have a capacity for 2,600 terns per day. All of this is part of
•——€1-- •
Who i* lh# frr«t***l liviiiif
an expansion program which contemplates a chnin of sugar
F lo fM lo n * W h n ovtr h*» i* hr w it
mills totalllng,1n grinding capacity, 30,000 ton.* daily.
While this in being written plans are going forward (n h*vr !<• ff.ii** l,»«f« iri* tji# iln Ktoti Ia
bring delegations from all Florida and from many northern niatlr fimif In hi* fnvnr Mrart
* hllr Winn* tliadnifyifhr
Fturicities of the country to be on hand next Monday for the •luinw
liiicuii Him
first day’s operation of the huge new plant. Special trains
and automobiles will carry thousands to the little town of
l'r,-«id*nt John J. T sort o f th«*
Clewiston, rapidly growing to a city of sizable proportions I ’ nlvor- Vy ,J p.rhla think, tlir
due to the influx of new business interests which naturally trr»«lr*t living Kluriifan i* Jti-naHu 1
follow such an Industry as the sugar company is instituting t»r Duno»n l’ . k'lototior
Sonutof H -n h rr ih.*gror«.
If.,
there.
nonilnatr* Juilgr J |! Whitfl*l,|.
The result of this arrangement to place before the eyes
of our visitors, the progress being made in the Everglades
Mayor John
of Jurkri>n.
will bo that those who come and see will carry back to their vill* think. lh» (r .iilr tt Flarlilian
friends in the North stories of large steel sugar mills, with * Muiru* KUk'ir Dr W. A. Macconcrete floors and most modem machinery. And they will Krntir, light of I^roburg, think*
tell of the endless expanses of rich muck land and the tower •o t,i > *th<nigh hr *<I<U that “ in
trlUotually’' I’,t»r (1. Knight I*
ing cape growing in it. Thus will the fame of Florida as the the gTrata.t *n.l ‘Vdiiontloimlly"
"sugar bowl” bo spread abroad.
Hamilton H-.lt of Kollin* t'olirgo
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I*.
Charles M. Schwab, steel magnate, has given the pres»
ten fundamental principles to create and maintain "lasting
prosperity". Mr. Schwab’s position as head of the Kethlehcnt
Steel Corporation, one of tho greatest Industrial concerns in
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good thing to ha i a an o -.- tho world, and hla dose study of business conditions through
but I f * M*n out tho nation add weight to the expression of his opinions
S U S S fEllcaoaa
. to paravt H4 to how prosperity may be achieved. We pass these rules
sayi Sheriff Jl.n
on to oua readers for their consideration:
!. F«y labor the highest possible wages. Prosperity
T — "*— — 1 "
rarnor, It ia ia.d, was In. ia Intimately related to a liberal wage scale.
2. Treat labor aa a business partner.
Successful InI l a m (ha aalaatton o f •
Mia Ufa. Smith ih -wiJ Justry depends more on human relations than upon; pie or• fair mi apartmant.—N c » irganlxatb
ion of money and machines,
3 Co:induct business in the full light of day.
confidences and public auspiclon may be separated
r t a fo r something root a door.
dgsH h grade pupil whu
4 Remember that the law of supply and demand is in
} with the ■ old grads
exorable.
And it phoulri also be writ to remember that there
i band, play a tho eui.vgv
!a no necessity for producing an excess.
Ion franc! mo Chronicle.
6 Live and help live. Even prosperous industries can
nbt la easier lo »(<•*( not afford to have the backward Industries too far behind
‘ bat the trouble U the procession—prosperity to be permanent must be equally
to g*t that asiy distributed.
JUIng aranad In aome
0. Welcome ncw'ldraa. To c3T3bli:ih permanent Insti
«***> ,-rpy , tutions Wo must always bo prepared tor change.
, 7. Never he satisfied thap what haa been achieved Is
«ia w ry e'a lW tr th e 'p trilad for piaare ami now sufficient. Hniuimcsa and complacency do not promote prog-
from all section* t f
i f * tarrying stortao y u >
irs as predicting belter
[fo r IhU yapr. It all
|hty good and we hop*
Whereof they apau't.
F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y
If It i* true that rn matters of
greetnea* th, public propoara but
the newspaperman dlaporce, then
Major Gvneral • Hummarsll win*
for both Editor Holland Ikr*n uf
the Sanford Herald and Editor
Gilbert Leech of tho. Lceahurg
Commercial name him (gauntly—
as did GUchrUI Stockton. Ed.tor
K. D. lambright of tha Tampa
Tribune, however, dlaaenl*. Tho
grxaUat
llefog
Floridian ’
swear*, U Mrs. E. D. Utn bright —
Noting which, other dlaUagulahed
gentlemen who have answered
our gueetion ia no mieh spirit of
dumeoUc appreciation (or
tud*) will doubtless wish to
draw their nomination* or banish
this column from tbalr homoo nnd
firesides.
What matter, than, It per cent
cal; money T Trader* can afford to
pay that prfco whoa their pet
stocks are bounding upward. Wha*.
■tatter the country's lorn of half
a billon o f Ha (u M f It had mart
gold than woe good Air It anyway.
What matter tho billion and a half
Increase In broken’ loatu 7 No
thing matters, so long ae
keep going up.
Bo why bother trying to
Uw bandwriting oo the wall. Why
prate o t yields on forest menle
Editor Leech, while
and economic law? The market
new Its own law. The force*, be General Bunina rail as the great
lts adranee* are Irresistible. est known Floridian, add# aa ae&de
yoor hood holders and shorn- The rise will to eg Indefinitely— ■ to which we petrtotkally
would receive a ballon oa1 unless, « f eourao, a pfo prick* the strike. "The greater* living Florisod dirk.
dlan," he says, “I* like Uw
known aoldisr.
Of
men there ar, plenty
aa I
knew nearly ah ef them sad H ex
which foot hr clay, 1 can aam
U TWIBUNK
none ef thopr aa the greatest Mr,
in . Floridian, flomawhers, poealh
IF, fo ebmallly tkwre live* a mar
e f dsaDay and to feed time w<
mar H n n a r w * ha to,*
- say those who have seen the
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O utstanding Chevrolet
-NORTH DIOBEX
-M She in tho price range of thefourJ
Everyone anticipated that Chev
rolet would produce a remarkable
automobile—but no one exnectcd
ouch • sensational six-cylinder
motor . , . such delightful han
dling ease . . . such marvelous
“One of tha greatest automata** I
haw evxv smu. In partkevaanre,
cxmatnacUosx and beauty Ik ta phaDDsswnaL Never aaw as much esc
fa UW000*7."
o f Chevrolet H istory
THa Ourxtandlng Chevrolet of
ChcrroUt History has now been
teen and Inspected by millions of
paopla In every section of Amer
ica— and everywhere it has bean
enthusiastically hailed as exceed
ing all expectations.
Read w hat these leading
automobile editors said
after seeing and riding In
the new Chevrolet Six-*
.OaiteeNawa
co m fo rt. . . such luxurious Fisher
b o d ice. . , and ■ fuel econ om y of
better than 20 miles to the gallon !
A n d n o one believed that it w ould
be possible to produce such a car
In tha price range o f tha luurl
t
I f you have not already m ade a
personal Im paction o f the n ew
Chevrolet* w e urge you to d o so at
your earliest convenience. T h e
beautiful new models are n o w on
dtenlay o n ou r ahowrooai floor —
and you are cordially Invited to calL
The COACH
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GirPa Auxiliary H ah Epworth UaguelHas
Meet With Mrs. Bolz
Its Council Meeting
id a l
A nd Personal Activities
T h e f lir t * '
MISS MARGAHKT PETERS. Sodetj Editor
’fk « Telephone 148.
Rnidenr* Telephone 443
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I r r U N um lh#r i*n e o f th e M rtn - it C u lt cu U r ArtHam** Win* r r a n la
t Mlailonar/ h’o* lety will mrei an i| la Hi# 4 f u r t h e r Av-i'enfuatfel . nr
I o'clock with Mrv S ¥.. S*u.t, M n ih n if n r note.
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h o d lt t M lo ii u n a ry S o c ie ty o i l ' S c r
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t , 2.100 P a lm e tto A v e n u e .
.t v i
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k i n g o f th e S t , A r r e t * C u lt ,| at
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SATURDAY
& I TO I I
J t*' k H f l k l l l e
11r** e n l n»t t*»
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the Swath
Loch Arbor
The place to build your home
De
F orest
Sanford Realty Co.
EAST FIRST STREET
A moit extraordinary and timely offering of
early Spring arrival* lu "SCHOOL-MATE"
girls dresses. Fashioned o f lovely new Print*
and Novelty Fabrlce in delightfully new color*.
TRULY an m t - g l SALE-VALUE A E r r
in' erowb of nctv wife muh Jut ut Uuii mn id
W hite-T inted
“ Pen co”
Sheet»— Sheeting
F in * .
u r u a u h lu u d l —
g u l i t r - f u * y v« r m a t
tKuUr n « t d i
C S S S
T h r if t ily priced, C e E | | 3
lu*.
If'Sg
“ Honor” Muslin
LONG 8UTVBD, FROCKS
“Belle Ule
llouscwivt** the country over, art depend
ing on th« ipiendid quality, the twit, pure
finlih of "Honor" muslin to answer many
need*— and with pleasing economy, yard
M IW H *
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SCANTIES - EN:
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UemJrn, 217
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S- vi.n-
iU\y Crou Pur-
ro Invited to attend a meeting
* Church Service Leagw.
nan‘» CulU and SI. A r i e l
i> at A o'clock It, tHu P iiU it
vIn Number One, At the Prtuiwi Auxiliary, Sirx. /. U.
Iruff, chairman, will mcit
Mr*. .Woodruff,xt her heme,
SdAU AWnife, at 3:30
rein Number Two of the Pita-
rinn Auxiliary,
Sira. L. I.
I*r. ehUrttaah.'wflr meel’ with
Frailer at her home on CelA v r n t le at Q ltO o 'clo ck.
rein Number■ Thffu o f the
hyteyinn Auxiliary, Mu. H. U.
f, chairman, will
meet with
win ,,,v*
*
J^rw. U w i t w r homo on Pari.
Am»iue, at 8i30 (/clock,
,’C|rcU Nurubor .Four o f the
rreabyterian
Auxiliary,
Sir*.
Jbulet Gillen, chairman, will me<t
with Mm. u. ’ C. Mcl-aulln,
KW/V*
unlock.
112
,l
v.'Uh ,Mu. Howard and id it.
i y 01 h"ilM »r* ■( a luiK-ho-nT^?
W : W-Wginek, aa\n|f| »• {iz' . u m u ,'.
UltvJe N mSSSt
Pfaabyterlan Auxiliary, M m . A . B.
T?«l!4cfy chairman, trill uiedt w«*lr
Mrs. B. Rung#; <11 W e»t Third
S tm t, at 3:30 o'clock.
Circle Number Eight
o f the
Freabyteritn Auxiliary, Mr*. C.
SI. Boyd, chairman, will me„*t a t
the home of SI ion Mae Magi!*, WjT
M ncw lla Avmue. w ifi Mina Mntill and >lr*. It. V. Mr-tlc ia h
rate*, « f 3:30 o'clock.
Circle Number Nine of lh*>
rreabyterian
Auxiliary,
Mr».
Clyde Byrd, cheliman, wilt meet
with Sirs. C. It. Sftaan el her home,
(123 fiaaf Seventh Scr**t, at 1:.I3
%’eleck.
Circle Number Ten « ( the TV**.
byteHAn Ataxiilnr)% Mian Love
Turner, chairman, w.tl imct at the
heme o f MUa Nun I "axton, '.Hi
Myrtle Avenue, with alia* P x V jit
and SlUa Turner ih lu ilrs..*i at H
o'flock.
The Marie Raffn Minaionary
Sixlety of the Klr't
Method!*!
Chutch will meet at 7:10 <>>|o*k
with Ml>* Motto- G. Chapman, £14
Magnolia Avenue.
TU ESD AY
The Aiarian Sunday School
Clare of the First Rapt »t t’Lurcii
Will meet at*7:30 o'clock wltr. Mra
Voile Williams 1317 Magnolia Ave
lfrclo Number Five of the
wbyterlan Auxiliary, Mr*. J. 0.
tf,-chairman, will meet with nue.
.
■. J. E, Trotter at her home In
NBW YORK HEPOKTU FLU
ik f.S a n .Lanin Apartments, til
i& A o'clock,
N E W TOItK, Jnn. II
( INh>)—
yCirf(n Number Hi* » f tho Pure- The city reported t!K! caae* of flu
liftarian Auxiliary, Mr*. II. il. here in the past 21 hour* — the
JLtqtM' j , chairman, will meet u* largest iptmlnsr of any Jay In fi\••
t|e home of Sirs. Claude lln»;«rd year*.
f
SPECIAL
COUPON
ment of mv rW tfijOf hereinafter
pXmrd, will vielrl a *tlm o f *l«
thousand dollar* (13.000) n yr#r.
Upon her death my amid tniatee
('hall In the even! mV datigVrr
Marine Teta* Rickard. b» then
living, transfer, ronvey and par
over tho prlncirnl and rorpu* of
aald tmut fund for the benefit of
my daughter."*
The will nl.o leave* ■ trust
fand tn brim* 32,100 * year for
hi* mother-ln law. Mr*. Fora Haig.
This fund at*o y-*es to hl« daughter
in the event o f Sin, Haig's death
Edith Slav Schott* V bequeathed
123.000 1(1 trust When -h ■ rear he*
the ag* of 21 or m crrl** i t . *11
tie «ald one 'P'Hrier „ f the princi
pal o f the tru*t fun<l>. SVVen *he
I* 33 she prill te |uiid an \dddi' nal
one quarter, 1*Rin the
of
Kirkard'* mother rgul rnother-ln
law. the drughter will inherit their
tru«t fund*.
frt the event of h*r death the
yrlnripnl of tie trust fund p m to
hrr rhlldn-ji on her ne*rc*t of kit.
AND TO THE WIVES OF MEN
This
fo r
w
or
a
hu>Hin<tv
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,(ra ith t-f,oa a -lh c -t-xildcr
r ra lu r that
W e'se
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a iir s
got
f
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o .w ir t
tu decide
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or i i i t
la
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nun's
departnsent
fa r *
hack
to
the
m a ts
t a f there'*
u*d pay • higher a*sew.
Wo have marked our tlarh <o S E L L Sataidasr aad shew I M « |
thing
u n a t - tkaa
o c iltu l
tame t e a m as t r y p n e »..
Tha. .te a t
offe rs men and l a t e i a aoeHal.agesI a f p w t i i U f la Uy ia targe > a * e h a f < W lt a g
in d
te a r in g a p p ite l d
w i’ l
imii
anbetirsaUe casing*.
grasp these . * s la g . «
Tanoanae
«>H d>ri4
Will yaw base the ip p artaaity
te e ) * ■ - . ,
f<*Cesee?
OFFER.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
-'Mi L ^ e . ; * .
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Tbo
K e x n ll S to r e
FAMOUS FRENCH NARCISSUS
3NK2 f f
~
POSITIVELY GENUINE LA-CEIL NARCISSUS
ONE DAY ONLY -SATU R D AY, JANUARY 12th
A ,lW ». P0!Ul*r ?I th t very hlghe.t quality—made hy French
process bidlrd through M g.
U«h •be had in Ilc»h, hrunette
and white.
Guaranteed ghaalutrly wiftrrproof,
F ilc tO r V
. ,
...
, \ ( I V C r t ir t k ll^
I n order to get you to try thin genuine l,i-<Vil French tidlel
ortlekr.' the maker gives you the privilege « f accusing 13.30
worth of thene fuse toilet article* (or unly H9c. Till* ia an
M tw iltl*f offer and I* only good with thin coopun.
lie*
lllt lC
_ _
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S J %J r
BOY’S KNICKERS
V
SALE 0 A. M. tn 9 l*. >1.
- ... .
coupon
MEN’S FELT HATS
The** art trie* are uucsmdl*
tloually guaranteed to give
entire aattklactlon.
I I Toe
any rraum you are nut <■*
tlrr’y aatldied return them
tu a* and we "H i refund
your money.. . T ito guaran
tee good only during dent-
.
Oan Full Hilo llollle, Nr»ek*u. Perfume, value 83A0
Unc Full Blip IWx N»rrl*au* Powder, valae.. 81.00
Thlu l«a*pi*e* net « l La-CriI Fanmu* French Nartlomia—
Bpeefct firr email -udaerlWd-pflc, of O N L Y . 39*.______ __
THE 3 LTF LY IB MMITKIM
C0MH F.AHLY
py. i 1
— - Only two acta to Each C"u*to3|rr— Itrlag. Thu Coupon.
SUITS
have tw o pair a f hukh
AT TIIH LBkT
•r*.
E u t U m l qtaU ly.
U $IK-U
DeLand
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suns
WOOL
GUARANTEED
P rom t Thin Coupon and 89c tu the Hanford Drug Co. and
FASHION
MEN’S U nion SUITS
Florida
$50*00
Smcc 1878
v One Of Florida’s LEADING Departm ent Stores
BOY’S HATS
BOYS LONG
*
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5*«p«>L » • * ! cant mm
- m u d khaki U n h
jaddk tralnca that p
MEN’S
»7 J h
- UurEntireStockof
Full and Winter Hat*
in a, final doting out *a
beginningiSaturday and laati
all next week
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C itiin itiilY o w s T o d u v
hy t k i StfUld'a dsClwaalli. (
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vising tne « i t g r a l h »rM * • •»
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•ut>iei|iisst int«*rnat ..<aa! taw |rt*.
r
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HOOVERS
EXTRASESSIfflJ
ISINEVTTABLE!
8
Flihu Hoot Mibclones
\ltitude \lltrC»:nfereneA* At Canital
ill* rw 'r fn
t h 11 min if t« .4
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Bureau of (Vitmiunieahir It
brief rtIV un MK rll»«ih ip "
rasua, arid w ll
m fiths
thr^e ...ii e afu.mpl ah d Han, .I n....
•m otel ly thr chur.h w n .1#
lepulaliona aa far a. in.miblp. he n u ■ l i t III » otntaiU* t.« A m i .
id U*t night by Ulahup llwyl »aJd.
an mlb irrvr.
| of tliimlRghnm. Ala , l*af< •*
lip hi* f./il Weak IT
I*arvnt.e aip urrrenlly n .| ii«tn l
lira o f tho H ltH n ll.l Mcn'a tu u*a a«rry pr»ea.i.i n t , nrr- iVi.h r|i.n, II kitrr ( ! • ; / Ini
1 lit» lit p IWiba frtla a a l thl» .rnt ih.- i|>rv*il uf
Any l i t * lei af piuldame t olu. In hi*
w i’ b jiiuthar midii*a a 'biM •hi.wta r >>.»..) m* » f t . 1 InM*I Ii eV i«nft|-ia I -I*|( * n u.
■oVIoek In ll»o church aud • •r Irfluent., ehuul.i n> t 1>* |#r- ilay'a calling Hat w*a S.-uclar M
n A large gUiUoxuo tu in il UMU4 lu Stlarkl ee'|.» I. Ne tup- Nary (H i nf I I ' I I O, I i i i i . h m , !
4 hear him In • apocch laaJu ;
rir emlcnt aakl .n a.liny for
(Continue l>n f‘n » Knurl
h* rarrnte* aaaiel^m• in vhu
[43 in*nut re,
* * "* * ™ * * * ™ —*—
L y Dobhe wo* tn « of tnr
P n iftN A iiir
fiiv o n
k o f h~nur at U r M-munthl)
I lU lc S S U r l a U I> t? U
T t f the II m . a Club. (Kh*i
itoirn y n ift ll in. ludr.l H i*.
*11 i*flin ;*r, prrttdlnif al<Ur,
[itrY. liUcahuin uf (liUrulo
r than 60 m om tcii «if tha
• JAMKNTOWM, T r w , Jan It.
kn.l man uf the church calk*
— IINSII Tenreeeco'e family lira
ground thy Uamtuat tobta for
To
S tr ib lin g
LEB0 E11F KILITRSm
lAfp«nrU
“a rtia
“ l ’t a"h
r r lie
d p
r i f f re vlaion. It w oa
in d icated
to>
OBTAIN ANOTHER •lay fo llo w la g a c o n fe r e n c e
ix<lwren M r. I lm v e ? and « n »
M c.N ary ( H ) o f O re g o n .
EXECUTION STAY ator
Ilpwavwr, lie Nary aaaaia4 Mr.
Minnesota IV.ifessor
Vddrr shi*e Nleeting
( >f I .S.l 'i!\ ervities
SANFOIII) PliBi If HOOVER TO RACK
SCHOOLS ARK TO (L S ..M K R S H IP
REOPEN MONDAY I N WORLD COl'R'l
S ig n s
H a ttie
WOSTON.
ti
( 1>tl 1
Ur-W HharkrT will get !!•■).nnO
f. r meeting L '" b f HflMifte jt
\ l«m i U» aah K ki» tla. »n k et
.'7 Thtd Itelkit kRiiKn timlay
Fast O f Injured .Men
I n Fatal Accident
l>u*t Front Injuries
Forty This Morning
lit a n p r r i i i < n r v n i
K e r o r r .L * * !
To Flv Over Here
In Al l Probability
Prevented
■ ■
Ita s k u l)
I i
S u g g e s te d
A » H ead O f N ew
F ir m
(h it
l ha
t r i i o f t e tloy
.r * " hn*l I •• n nie elad frum tha
. . I f ahau-a of lha faliawe. I i l l
olurdai an h. ui baloia they war*
u k . 1.4 .......n-.r I ur.4 4 ranted 4
e m k 'i * IK •>« un II lha cuuit
taj.rfia e* 4 LI 0, .lialilhUCed «u t
thu wee a*t«( Im bad gt’ vn uem
te|.tiet>e a (a * hour* aatUar alkl
.•fuelled it.
i rat aali. n wf (ha aupram* cuur|
10 1Ha ruattar iama a <a*«b ag» In*
n. « h' when II *fie* i>ald.oaad ay
rha d«(an«a <i>u»*el l » lurro Jodtfa
.nia.i’t lu appidni th* lunacy «wut«
to .Men. fhia followed the Ju/iat'a
raluaal to lake amh aetUio.
Maw a .-f tha la ird laprlaea waa
tataphwnad to 1'rnnhl.A and 1*US>.I lu tha toupu Immediately.
I hey ware krauik.nl nlth «U ligV .
jail attamlanla aald.
(ir r m a n
F avor
U LkU N.
befar* See. I. TWy haea nrcaS
1piei hun the ne,a**ity for tha
eitra oeilnn In tha S p rin t.
fha tariff re<1, low
in e e im
frutn ’ he .par i l -a*i>«.n would
>.a limited. It oae imlirwead. kw
"iino-j adjoatmanle an mhoduloa
nlr*n4» eftmtlea. p in t a ra*Mno of raloa un afrkuhurai pen.
*••**-- ^
•••« 4wa m r earn*
a ewaaplnw,
ceiwral
b m p llle
tar.rf raile.wv
Sana la laadare
er* hope!ul lha epaotal weeim . If
. ailed, can wind up Wn labor* by
Jtfy I. Thu would allow an Ih.
t»r»al af ate aion Jia Lafaew Cam,neea me*.* in roculwn amelaa
ta il Umembar
“ I thunk an extra earnam In
laaedahla.'’ ewsl Me Nary after bo
rabiraod tw lha
Capitol.
“I
il* n . It la ImpneaPla tw enact
a farm Mil at ihia aaaaion.
1
Lath for a e|W*i*4 earn tan about
tha nildifla af April.'’
MeNary
who la rhairmaa o f tfio acr’t-iws
I er» row milt ra. eawmewaad. hwwaeay ha would ra'i km mnemlttew
•tmwlhwi for furthaa bawrtnga ow
hta ravtaai) hill
An affurt mill
to aw e** lo pnae. hi tkaaplto the
S o c ia U s ti
S tro n g
Jam
1
••
Stewart Counsel
Says Technicality
A rm y
t t - ~ 41hiJ»>—
all armamoat. the Uacaaan Hooialtal I’ aily baa le a k uwt foe a*
"army o f.p e a t** la peuiast the
ii'ia ta n rapublic againol tho,am.
bstUisia o f " a.poxtaliatbl sad la*.
.let- p u i l u a t l U ,
Ih » pew pulley U M i n i m i us
• is solution adopted by a « » « * .
hsksiors at sueiatiat Ipadora. This
1* solution
bo aubmUtad U tbs
east imthsMl raniraU m o f U g
Suclultat Port/, which to |W blgw
gust party us tiermaay. and wabh
UrgUhad most of lbs momhero af
tho peealdoaba t i h w l , loatudiag
CboacsUor MuoUpr.
.
A, the sans. l * » * . Urn MoalalUl
Party reput'kaleo wac, d*Rwanda
d rurruamoni aad toerpulpery af*
bstraiioa of all Intainalla— I «satn k
aad throats aa m t l a b m
. 4 alast any gnrcrwmeul which Mleeia arbitrathia aad ryaarta u»
w.ir.
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jtm n tN *
w l * . tu*
Idas itta n«iti»t| ‘-- .T.W
rc«?pU Mdiwd to jtut.fjr the ,.rv • i • bn>fc«nrollar boa* oos month
ajatorf* judgment. snj when tba fceforv Uto opening of tbo tru h -
h f onaom. It marks Uto third
Urn* >a KW athl«tl< carter that
• similar Injury ha* town atrf.
P-«tod disapproval. Ha w m id to fond h r Owwa. m,* *f Florida’*
Ifclok m fact, that th's was not
taa kind o f thine that 00(1)1 to
lw cneourtgrd.
-
bUitiCf Of Sharkey-Strihlihg
A P P S j^ fleeting As Indications
Point Toward Dissension
t*«c»a ( haretornaalsinforsi-i,
tl*iagvntltmrnlatheortJycUtoBCh
o'tont headof thegardencorp>ra.
•°» right at thiam
om
entand, ui.•**• I m
latakohi*Intention*. »hr.«
•III ha no fuiriniot* at all far
ih#Shaikey-Slribllngfight, which
»s»httomeaathatthitawill m n.(Ut .
to«u.
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i "documentary’ obligation Incur-td
P-> ait officer o f tfto forpuriTan
TORJC- Jan. 11— OffWi. I — i. 1/ they aren't convinced tb tl
tJ Madlaon Square Garden ir lto rxlats, then they n u n katt
'»■, w riling u» do tho
talking about tk* h gb
• f •*«•*» C*r!er» when they cat'ed
wTtor^” 1"
gCpaatlythrugh Rl-kard', prii W , '. F f ,n
for
Aa
for Drmpaey'a
■ A C J C f/ IT F A tlt,
g w .
pfe r c k
I
We have the latest electric steam heal
equipment and we employ only
icnccd h e l p , „ ,v. j(
ji
I
FOOT
SPECIALIST
Innoruoua
srsa;r-“**><*«*■*.»
-*locumentary
The altuation
narrowa
Our retreads looks like
itacif
nhtanteeaandthen,havingturned •to*r
policy of strict onsarvatlj.a
iMAMtoy they will reader the St. -i n.ay be Instituted at the gar.l.v
♦ he inatltutlng In question ran
iiu *!.. lluriahl tta u p fi,,d uo.h- Start aomjwh.it sooner than imIng.'
moMatoly w.thoui be:ng prams■ *Lw lil 1-a a fine, bravo thln-r to lure, aa far aa many of these
•*• Taey will I * erutued. deaola- men are eonrtrned, and If Kkkurd
teo. Dot the** aro <n*n who k.>m, n~* don- nothing to obligate them,
*n"f- ip m lf«r pcciytiy. With «r*--i 'nat will be one of life’, miafira-.f.rsntral they will be abw to tunes unde.- whjeh Ihty will roi,.
t-ufk tho r true fealUga nniM? s lih e to bear up bravely. They lef*
andltog eaterior and, l| tne .mil. Rrkard run wide open with l*is
1 uti talking about hapiina'to be a Lambing tendenclea In promotioi
i^igk.’ jrwi will know that tho mar I eeauee that wag -in character"
»7 quoatlon is practlclhg self cod- ««d p a t f U t o script. Bat he
M In a big way. . .
'
covHn't tnako all of them like Ik
Jt ad probably aaeau that nri«. J
One of them who didn't anJ
ttovrr was ato.bed about saying
to waa Mr. Carey .ml It may
o f Interest at thia time that lhi>
fJr»t N«H Bank Bid*.
’ Sanford. Kla.
kr r - it
E
ntloman generally
it
espe.ted
become executlvo head o f the
corporation at an early date. He
K d ir r c a tn e co n gestio n ,
p re v e n ts c o m p lic a t io n s ,
a n d hastens r e c o v e r y .
Architect
of hla Ktrlbling-Sharkry down to a question of how •*>„ a
MrnthcrM of (he Eastern
Plar will hold g
COOKED FOOD
SALE
.# -. r.j*. j
THRATRO
one
DROPSY H“ J2“
relieved la 38 to48 turn*; swelllag rvdarett in 13 to 20 dtju.
Ilegulale* th» heart, («rr(ct« the
liver and kidneys. I'urlti., th*
entire system. Cellum Drepay
Krmml, Company. Uepf. 211
kllanto,. Ga. .
MINTS
Tires as we'use the sanu
We give you service on
Dr. Joseph
Corwin Howell
AMHl I.A N T
I'HOCTOUXJY
f T l r g l t o g n l « f N « w t | Hkd lip # .
l e i t l l a p f p Iillh v s t llan pllaiu
n lU s I
Write , f n i l r.r free eMaalla-
Kalurday, heginnlng at two
o'clock in front of fhg
I’iKKly-Wiggly on
Firsl Street
GAS
KEROSENE
Saturday & ^pndpy
4 GALLONS
T E X A C O GASOLJNjl
F RE E .
to each customer that changes oil
and has car greased
' • ' ' j "r/t
.\t..
f V
f*
♦
Tip Service Station
Sanford Avenue and
12
th Street
oAtabl. U rdi. N o
FBRTtLIZBiLS
“ A A Q U A L IT Y ’*
tfa Delays—Irrr.eduite Service
when ycu toO.TBitCi-y’j FunUigem.
S locaL' WAArhiiu^o fliucka
prompt tJaiivty.....: :
wfc»i
■Siadieyc fin i...»•» jircflt from
«Ft*y dnlltfp ape^t' for fortiitJe*
AMERICAN AGRICULTUR-XL
CHEMICAL COMPANY
nprovenieiit$
M
and Luxurious Bodied . . . 92
70 Miles an Hour AJ1 Day. . .
brakes unaffected by weather.
Ing Windshield . . . Easier rid
opped t® pride... There are fo
ulic tw o-w ay shock pb
ig and control 7 . T tT
f types and tw o chassis
r fc fll'W
iecgtife the experience tnd
onomy
«
5S
iF t j e t i1
.yy
Hudionia tobo
A ifln tiU rt
%
i
�PEACE H A TH HER VICTOR TE^-
OOBCAg,
- CTrmm T U R p m
ONP. tawNrkt-u tet) >
W h g Tatrtth* said,
a SL b u t railed dee
Altpr*-t -r m rtWBMd*
DM she J n l*k when rjree with
* — (le a l* i p h w rrr d e w s !
The Country Docti
T h e ap p oin tm en t o f R o b e r t W. B en tley to * place in the
S ta te R oad D ep artm en t and th e p ro b a b ility o f hi* subsequent
•electio n as ch airm an to su cceed D r. Pons A. H a th a w a y
JO H N
com es as no su rprise to thane w h o h a v e follow ed th e cam
p a ig n o f G o v e rn o r D oyle E. G a rtto n , T h e auerr-w w ith which
TEM P LE
M r. B en tley condiK ted th* n ew ^ gtivern or's d rive /uj-'.offiM .’
m e r it* th e h onor and ro*|>nnsibiUty. w hich the <h ief oscw ntli i*
haa reposed in him in ’ he p ro m o tio n to whnt .» ;n rh a p s the
GRAVES
m oat im p o rta n t >f all ih r a p p o in tiv e o ffic e s at the g o v e r n o r s
com m and.
Mr. B en tley
a .u ccren fU l bustruiw 'nan and n ew *,
p a p er p u b lish er prior to d e n t ify in g h im seif anlli (h e cam
p aign o f G o v e rn o r Carlton. H e waa fn rm eriy onnected w ith
the T a m p a T rib u n e in the d a y s o f th e S tovalls and la ter
b ecam e pu b lish er if '.h* B ra d en to n H erald, which h e sold
several y ea rs ago to ••ngage in o th e r lines o f business. W hen
th e G o v e rn o r w as ca stin g aro u n d f o r an able man to m an age
his appeal fo r public support. M r B en tley was recom m ended
by his frie n d s
Th at he m easu red up to the la ln y p re s e n t
n
h * f t ‘ * e fn i* f ■
K n t lr t
ed to Mr. C artton is a ttested b y th e lit t e r 's
well .-a m c l Iwkmtincht f 'h#" Tn»P* TnMit*»
v ic to rie s both in th e p rim a ry and in th e general .-lection
rFfn«*d \
\mbftign *KrniH •-•m
'«•<**
-f
»*trff
ATKat
Those w h o fo llo w ed the p r im a r y cam paign jiarticu lartv
i-yrr ' He ‘ he**c\ ■* a( or i *%*'I if
cannot fail to recogn ize the ir g a n ir in g genius >1 Mr. B en t
hw rrftnm '•if * jtnb* tfht
ley. M r. C a rlto n 's ca m p a ign w as ea sily the most concen
n
' it#
I o! r »-s
tra te d o f a ll th e ca m p a ign *
M r. B en tley overlooked noth in g err tiwti <*
tfM§ mw Jiff*
and those w h o w *tc h *d hiln a* he handled the hundreds •!
d e ta ils from h i* h ea d q u a rters in T a m p a h ave m arvelled at
th e disp atch w ith w hich he to o k care uf them , and h a ve ap
plauded h im fo r th e fo r e s ig h t and good judgm ent, w h ich he
ex ercised In m a n a g in g the m o re im portant phases u f Mr
C a rl to n 's cause.
|
Mr. B e n tle y ia. th e re fo re , ju s tly e n t i t l e d to th i* rvw iuu
f o r fa ith fu l servict*
T h a t he w ill be as successful m his new
I le*prfn'hen i f . U
tm
| u n d e rta k in g as he has 'wen in his p a »o work is our fir m be
i l l t Ion
f l!* l*
h * '*lk.ifv.»n
f
lie f. E q u a lly aa e x cellen t a* th is appointm ent >* that o f W
1faa
e»ifNMfc|t '*^r rnta -*«■
*h
*V|
**f
o«e*a«
A . Shands o f G a in esville, who w ill fill an oth er vacancy an th*
4hd «*rMla
!»♦
a
! h ig h w a y b o a r d
M r. Shands, lo n g-tim e citizen uf G ain es
j«+»o-*5
« h *\ wtgro|ta *■■»• %(i
v ille . haa b een an im p ortan t business fig u re in A lach u a
j PT-TTlI only '(» hr*** •huM erel
cou nty. W it h th ese tw o men aa the firs t appointees. The fugdnjpldti
Kinc
n»i|l# i«*
H era ld fe d s th a t G o v e rn o r C a rlto n haa made a {r o d start. If |*l|rr 'h# wmxtm hp*v*"*<* m
*>t
j He e x ercises th e sam e w isd om in all o f his fu tu re selections, 'A*! f A** hnH %■ Tienft..
MH .
h e w ill su rrou nd h im a e lf w ith as capable a group o f aanst- 3 Ttyi ‘Ptl* *he ht.MflfSl
, drara-r
■ontn and a d v is o rs as an y p re c e d in g execu tive ha* boasted
Rubber In Florida
VR O U N D T H E G L O B E W I T H O U T \ STOl
T h e annou ncem ent th a t 11a rv o y F ireston e, rubber- m a g
nate. is b eco m in g in terest id in F lo rid a p rop en tles and plans j
th e cxinatm ction h ere o f a g ro a t reta il liistn h u tton .-enter for
ntfrrtf
n K If»r
A*ftAet*tle* Pr- a ll his ru b b e r go o d s com es a * in te re s tin g news to th o se w ho j
Mm Mitrf iron *
m It ^ k i i r r **• b e lie v e th a t w h a t t h i* state needs is new industries. Tinp o s s ib ility o f ru b b e r b e c o m in g one o f F lo rid a 's grea test in
du stries is e ven m o re e v id e n t w hen .m e considers th at e x
p e rt* h ave fou n d th a t th e to il here is fa vora b le fo r the
F lo n d a ia fa v o r a b le f o r th e g ro w in g u f ru b b e r' -o»v *
itekanTjville Journal, T h a t is (h e announcement o f i h e ’
U n ttw l H iatus d e p a rtm e n t o f a g r ic u ltu r e
II find* that nibb e r y ie ld in g tr e e * and plants a r e aide to su rvive ami th at thev
•will flo u rish u n d er co n d ition s in F lo n d a . T h e departm ent *
lata stVoRMr at i J ttw illin g to g o as f a r aa to s a y
th at rom m rrn a i n ih lier
"wbrtsl circuit. |p la n tin g ia a d v is a b le but it ia c o n tin u in g it* •■xperiments aiul
istsMshwid is th e fir s t re s u lts a re d ec id e d ly hopeful.
jm r
tom l *t
• “ T h a t is g o o d news fo r t h e state fo r it may mean the
o p en in g o f a n o th e r va st in d u stry
W e are *unr that
tom e
,
use can be ftaumf f o r th e thou sands o f idle aero* m th e state.
i
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141 p rod u ce ru bber in p ayin g qu a n tities
law taka tarn W® ^ b tJ d advise e v e ry b o d y w h o o w n * an aero o f land to hold
tasard t i a t*. ♦*» t o iL I f it d oesn ’t produ ce rubber, citrus o r vegeta b les
gbsa t * dww some UPS uriil h e fo u n d f o r i t
— T j T | i b em v
g”,
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TIRE REPAIRING
AND
RETREADING
W e have the latest electric .stcant
hcnW i
etjuipificnt and we employ only
ientTd heljv
Our retreads liwilts like new Goodyear
Tires as we use the same tread design.
.service on the road.
Elton }. Mnughton
Architect
KEROSENE
AtCE^SORIEM
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f n U y front th* ho-.pitai »h*r«- tha port I h m wrrka, la liapror*
vh* t a i Wan ritrar.iiv ir*a;m«in
>na rap dly
•or r , lun*.
Mr. and Mr. Ed ORbby rpait;
a'llock.
T V Maria Hafto Huuiam r; Sjaday »ith Uuir Jao^hu-r, Mr»
Satiety of ika Flr-t M c lW ia t J ll,irrtl -ind family
Cutirn tiilj rnaat at T:34 oMu -k
Mr. and 1C.», S. llaAaurt .and
hairy, al Sp»nr*r. Ca. Jt iv « i laat
at the eurck.
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Bapt *t Cfcur.h will '*w »l at 1:M •War. Mr*. Clam Yaatdy. aim
•'cork with M.~. A- M. Pk.liipft. 4 111 at kar Vim*
Mr*. Ed 0*>»hy- Jr it roofin*.I
.314 Oak Avenue
Tha maathty k m a m nmatln* tr» V rf tj m* with iidlaanta.
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Mr and Mr* W daai tt man
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a id family « f I d a Mary r ! W
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■a Mr and Mr*.
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C a n *1 the r i m Bapt i f C la a i*
Mr. and Mr*. J. Jnaaiv
hate
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hr*ua YTilliaaiv U IT Mayaolu Atm ara akW la ha aat again.
. Mr*. John Craanun and twe
mmm return* J Sunday from Orlan.
do a bar* D »y U d b**a •paadtn*
n a oak «tth Mr*. CraMton*' carw Mr. and Mr*. Humawr*
\n o i a u iM MOLRM UCATW «UMr
and M r. trad W b r ka**
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Tkiu rr—*C ib m it y « f
« * * r * t a rJqmnt today H t o d *ti»- ■ ware Ika gaait* Tkaraday a#
| Mr*. Wripht'* mar'c am* auat.
U w death ai Dr. DetiJ I Mr. and Mr*. MUl OfiaTry taai
Barrow.
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t —The Friendly
Dr. HenryMe Laulin, Jr.
^
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OptoMrtrlal
112 *oulh Hark A»e.
Sanford
And
Florida
Lake Mary
SCHOOLS,
White
and Colored*
M O N D *A Y
M O R N IN G ,
JANUAR Y
14th,
and operate on regular tchedule.
LAW TON
SupE
■4amied^ati'*
In Your Office
�TTTR SANFORD HERALD. 8ANFORD VUiRtTi^ 'i^TURDA^ ‘JANUARY 12. 1929
New
Manv Cars Are Sold
TO Former Owners
York Stock Exchange Reports
NTW ,rORK. J*a. ir
UIW ChaL
FLINT, Mich., Jan. 12__ i;u , Vm Can.. __
_
feuick owner* are loyal to Cuk. \ C A Fdry
jrtirvcIple. and Bulck u*»ign It < ,n. Xm I AKn . .
Tinclngly ihown, according to C Am Ht Fdry
Am Hug H efg ____ „
Tf. ChnrchRL general itlea mmAm T * T
star of tha Bulck Motor Corner j . Am Wool
Id figure* Jiwt compiled which ,* Anacurula
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par cent an ’ All Golf 4 Wt
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M par cent a f oil Hu.ek. aolu p >. n A O
Relh H i...............
parehaaed by fonnei Bulck nun“ Till* loyalty dOpljyvd ytar al
t«r y «tr by ao many thousanj uf
former BuUlt ownara Uiruugtioa
* tu ■Alton, naturally 1* eery grxltfyta# to Bulck official*," Church
ill dec la rtil. "It plow , to u, that
OUf aftorta, not only tu malntaiu
| i lilt *T*n aofpaia our lucceaiea of
• tka pa»t, ara appreciated by tli^'.c
who ktap faith with Iluick.
'Tha toormou* repeat bu.mta*
!Hoover To Favor
tlL-S. Membership
iln Wo r l d Court
Butt# A Sup
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Idem. John N. Willy«
m«*d. This U «n irerea** .,1
I dealara, or TR percent in
Tha company'* dealer oVganin.
gtlon will W further tncTaaocd
daring tha next few month* u<
h p ^ 1- W Iliya Onarlaad'a aggrtxl i t , production and aalaa piugiau.
whicn call# for production of
.110,000 unit# daring
th*
flrvt
qaartar o f Kla year and lU M jri
w r in g tha first six moniN#, Ml.
WU|)ra U confidant
that
tha
W g W urganhatlon will im a»d
ItW O bafora tha and o f lha cur.
mat yaar.
Beport* from all points rallaci
th# unpracednlrd recaption ae•ardad W
wD
pwSuperior W
hjpprt
Foura and Sixes and tha naw
Sflt W
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pars been draw
n from hitherto
gnnaidaH Im
pregnable orgam
iaMM In th« Industry w
ho have
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IN TH E S P O T L IG H T A T
THE N E W Y O R K S H O W
S
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ies Forces A re
ingMade Largei
Wiilys-Overland
u d WUm-Knlght model# h*.«
lad tha Willyf-0verland Com
h* to t *P#rd IU daaler ortatlort to 7, 1ft'.' retail ink*
aarvlca outlet* a# compared
4,013 daalar* |a<t Janum}.
n if
t.( *■[
I01M 2 Willy- Ovid
•TBEJVEW
)LEDO, Ohio, Jan. 12-W ideid accoptanca of tha Whl|<-
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/, Jaar will aae even more than IOu,- Inti Nkl
000 naw Butcki In operation b;
u a t and woman who bare owned
h Md driven Blkka before—a gronl‘ ar number than that enjoyed oy
•' «np other file car manufacturer,"
' Churchill AJio cited Ilia eltufir Ktoua ituulrapwnta of a ninnufa<' thrar In maating the varied needs
■ 1)1 modal a of^todaj—the huge ‘tat.
\ nma n icaaaary to produta tha many
, lypaa Qf cam demanded by th.
A-Modani publfc at tha lowait po-.
C o u ir r i*
R'J S t d b k r
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Colum O A K
, . Ol tha laat ytar, which .teadily
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WORLDS GREATEST
SEBAM AAEIJES!
H Ilk t h * n e w
‘ • H u S r r - T lp ( e n i r e l ”
T h r ure-NIrwt « il f i n r r In JriW nf
r«ifitrm en «9 •lurr ll>f «r lf«
•tariff. \ •! ii 11« but tun |r« iht
c«ntrr c*| tha Alftflii| nlift),
rwnlm U #11 functhmc « f atarU
lh| ill* utulor. M ium liiii tliw
borxi aim | o|*«fallug tha Ufhu#
Y - rJT II all it* rn.triv liuprmrmenta*
>f
w ith I I m grc.«Icr lica iil v, lon ger
v. hrcll-air. la.-grr bitty, n r r "I'lnger.'l'lp
I Uiiilrul" ami higher ctimprcneiniiriiglne,
• Im- >'ii|Hirlur \A Jti|.(« t I our >rdaii i*#lill
the world'# luwotl • jtrkcci four-door cncluartl car,
Att'J the new Superior Whippet Six Sctlun
U the h or Id'* lowral-price*] eix-cy Under
four-duur rurluwed car to offer tLe Im
portant adeanlagea o f aevrn-lwaring
cran kah aft, " I 'ln g r r - T ip llo n tr u l,"
allrnt lim ing chain, full forcc-fi-cd lubri
cation and Srloon typo aluminum alloy
Invar-strut pistons.
Never have Fours and light Slxea been
•Hatingulahetl by auch Iteauty and alyls
aa are now winning nallon-wUia praiwi
for the new Superior Whippet. Its grace
nf line, Ita harmony n f color, Ita longer
fondle#, Ils high radiator and foood, Ita
sweeping one-piece fu ll crown fender*,
make tlie new Superior Whippet tfoa
alyle trium ph uf master designers.
Tins lurger Itodir* glee more spacious
Interiors, w ith broader aeats nnd extra
leg room. Other Im portant factors In
riding com fort are the ovrrslse balloon
tires, snubbers and longer springs both
front and rear.
In performance, the new Superior Whip
pet la apeedler, livelier and more power
ful. Long service w ill prove Ita depend
ability nnd economical operation.
See and carefully examine the new Su
perior Whlppeta. An im m ediate order
will aid in early delivery.
/V NEW -1
A il -A m erican
that All America is Acclaiming
The New Oaltlanti All- American S|i ia win
ning the |»rai*e o f all America. It la enjoying
the admiration cauacxl by ita new beauty.
And thuae fam iliar with It# mecbanlcal
quality marvel at auch line car fraturen aa an
accurately balanced '-lino nf drive” . . .
dynamically balanced, counter-weighted
crankahaft . . . ricluaive |>atculed rubber
cuahlonevl engine m ounting ,• . , dirt-andw ea lh er-u ro of in te r iia l-r x p a u d in g fo u rwlieel brukra , . , >inall wonder that a car ao
wonderfully coiialrurlrd . . . ao brilliantly
atylrd . . . altould be winning Aruerlca’a
acclaim.
SEMINOLE MOTOR CO,
H IV L S G A R A G E
A NEW
Al . L- AMERI CAN SIX
W l L L Y S - O V E R L A N D . I \ C..Toledo, O h b
DemandPushes
i Production Of
Essex Cara
W Kipp* * fkaM. «U .t; Go#a., tS U , Brnddar. M l . Tsortiw,
CunHwrctal CAauit.
rumkk m S),
•ml and ulna). All
H b * r i f f>a*A. » « J . (*u v . M l.
S a a t (h ia lia fiuediue, l «*0 tnwlWiaa
fWrlaiW price*/, a A Tnkak, (Mi
f
H is t o r y
^
REPEATS ITSELF
AGAIN
OnJanuary7, 1W
A, thePontiacftg eamahit*
'existence. It badbodiesbyFisher. Itsoldfor«S23It Introduced real luxuryandbeauty to buyaraIn
thelow-pricedfield.
But Pontlae’s builders did net itsy there.
They knew that American people ara constantly
on the lookout for new and finer things. So in
Fohrnnry, 1*27, theyintroducedtheNewandFiner
Pantlse Six. And It was lower In price thanever*
ealHag for I77S.
I
■*
Then, In July, greatly increased production
enables! Footlee’s builders to rsduco the price
again. NowPontiacsoldfor |7 IS.
•If moothe, Poolloewoemodefoster, yure pow«r*
ful theneverandmereattractiveInstyle.
This brief history la aigaifleeal. For It (Iron
you an Ideaof something that lacoming. Auto
mobile history la repealing itself again. Soon
Oakland will present abrand nowFtetiaa Sit, on
ovengreater advancement over its Add »h-n lho
originalFootiecrepresentedla lttt. ffatchforlka
SyWiiTb Butfta
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ef'a repne*. C IW t f P « 3 r * l i J . ' M
iggidi ihlf a I “ ‘ i---->assistance, tha new Comifci ui»n
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t a l iA h a iu c e .
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more af tt alarIowa aad ibn: no
IU faithful and heiw.it ef.Wt*
otboe
imp.^lai* .urther pohre ar.ma would W t*Tb* m *w-- w d ww p t w
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I wiahed il sucreia in Ua undo'* (IN a i—Two
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kktng/ fie pledged hi* »upf»-M membore of lbo Cadlon hawauboU ken unid n». Kindrr ia again w- . . u Um *> biWw -t. U a H « r . .
from maw o* Ihdoanmm
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nd etferad hie *««Uiaa<* in any hart Joined Ih n rio r sol Mr* lar«ew*d. IU waa Wat t e a in
ta
Cnrlbrh and the children a* the Brpl»iU«n oa Enlnrday aMfwtng. , g* v ‘*-e r l-'rr-eti^rai Pal’My I* m i M iiiJ
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Mr. IHri'rr mid tho Commiu i tntnaUw here. Terry, n hug* l»l»* ,-hl muming aflor lb, laUi lua.
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Wlo.'oroaia oad upnae Mlcbar
uanatty frtemtly face, and Tampo Senators
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V (luests
\lmw VMP I(rvtf.m
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I be One blooded aaddl* harw giw.
m i> c B r.RHNik in
m U G s breakfast
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the Cweenwr hy Hill .borough
U M U O N - L T - li e —(IN It— a Ceunty i c.aIrere, |r«o arrlaaii
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WASHINGTON,
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Tho Governor la racupsratine
hui fallen Ul. It wan
—N'neteoi Sou.Hr*
kl'»eo •were gar** * A a A r t W W sfrxm.-* jm
for
an
allack
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f
Hlkitan,
and
I i<Oar. Tbu Cealral New*
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Warn.
B rtof Premdaot fa oldga
at uo. reding Ibw i«h h a drww M «W
><dge kodny
v
n tauiraeweoo, ke fully
■ th.-anahmit Utnt ami>M iq b » . *twn» t f tttw fiiiimr •“
— _ * U Prince George, rcyr*. aside In *
tlbae lrguiaiieei""”
a'-Vreg
Vr*akfant fur *♦*
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llnwrvsr,
bo
need*
t p t M « h 0r Ktlig Ceerge
af thn weak for ih m f w
I f Qurm Miry, It roafir. I t« etatil'e, amg Mallie Mania, bn
la non. In Buck ghaut Palace • -r.ury, la filling up an lm»r»- rubadar of thn f w w al
Uoomvroia ae wtH an Kup -bJib 'a alight cold. The K p f alaed gyau in tbu i llh of lb*
, A
tbn
I tlawlv ft igmaing from hia mans b n- In addiii. n U % h ~ *et- L*l r * .
-t
rnr uiaoa*. wUiha (fuwn Mary tie. ip otatxluoo kb#
;x a o g
wiU
i s»iff«r,nf from Inflammation «f d^i
C I ‘ | rcn.g-.rable
r u n •a * r o b i# hnraw
h o . . . hath
b u b HdJog.
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LONDON. ‘JH T H —(IN8I —
’nrlire feegeww la lha camlklan i t K « t G orge wt» irponed
■ ilia following official medical
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c'rUdt
“HU
. _ — og ilow progress.
W M i will he tinted
•eesisg.
Eta ranch near Wagrhwlo.
MANSION B IS N B
• t)U m . M.uoifu. Bhad,
lit**!;
•
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C A T O N S V IC L e T M A . Jam. U - ! « t d T B l r i i ;
Cowaowo. Ml.htfm>t:
i IN « I -Thn forwent manuon al Dahe-a. IllmoU; Edge. Now K t .
Dr. tfo
mfi
J. Fred
V |tw Adams,
A lU fU l, w
well
fll known
S ^1■ *w; MJe
^ y . Joaaosa. vCnMfertaia;
b h iii^ w. o
Normah.
^own rma»
tarfatan. wra daatrwyed hy Ori|kMik
Dakota and Phippo af C»*
“ |hat
v.re th.l» raorrlri^ '
trade.
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Chatagm •» Kbrtm
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r THE SANFORD HERALD. 8ANFt>RD ri-OIUPA SATURDAY. JANUARY 12, 1929
' Question O f Determining D O U B LIN G FOR DEMPSEY!
f - WhatDempsey WillDecide
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By Burris Jenkins Jr
tub
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o r nom a,
statr
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To Do Continues To Puzzle
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bportwriter Declares Only System To Use
O n Jack Ih To He Surprised At
v. Nothing He Resolves Upon
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•• •l-til I th. . | ,i , ...
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George Voight Has
Snif Jan I•T— A......
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i tnii* KxceHcnl C h a n ce
np,>n ono of tho,* rharar’. rf i»tl<
OfWinningTourney
l a i j ^ b n , Jack Ut-mp.ry Wl,j
A n w a v e f a c « ' ‘ r c i ,ni
,
t J is 'u s n 'p o « tW OOM AIC f , ' <A‘,C
er
'A B i u H s H U t n A s y " . t * so A e jo t «e « r V K < n t T A a i M .»
»
town tonight at 7 in o’eloca
•f that was all hr was Iruvlr.g. i.
tauuJU bo <|Uilc aatlafartaiiy i., t», '
t<l«gr|atJ who have l.*.„ trying i, ,
JoiJ^w him around, only to f ml .
.
Ihum^ilve, IO far ah,„d uf him » .
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10 PC nopaleaaly ln«t Among ni.in |
»• Mpturr Hir U .1111.
tn^iyta h ft will b* thr bag.hnkl*
"ra, h t.prn g .if ..............in, .1 .
who |;nr«**d Wrong thr«* timo* .nr i-.ru i.|,„,. r
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t,,.
and. lhrrrforr. according to tlir j j .
.
rules of thr rente.t. was declared
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" Jt ®n atrikia; the mouths of t. r
" ' " fr ' ••»»rhi n, Isli. ,1 Ii.*
garden dlreclornti, wfiT.-h
or r * *rt national amateur nn.
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Irft l|>«n, and th* fight gen>( In ( -•■*« o"r .t m l, 1rlniul 11,.. |.
f J X ' * 1'
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of , whan iester.lai .
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imtfAf.Cts u K tA t ,
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U might be explained that o.tr
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only her ante n bag-holder after
l ‘ " n'1 »’“* *
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• wIPKlnjf thrice nnU in viln. Par
Mtr»i|ihw.
and ( m r
S in «n .
th»’ roursB wa« two bad jru*«A Frith ••!.«•.%»«
N ^ w, r. #«. I
om lm,l guess was a birdia. ,,.g w.th m ,
p .■ ,|.„
*»IVl ju«t to keep the rectrt;
,
straight, if you were right all the
,
.
way, it wasn’t an eaylr. it s j i „
nf H.ug!a>t..n.
V
UiifmcU.
nh«l (ienrjf* ('hrl»t. nf Kindi *•
IT * 1 V f W * M lB A in
WCvtH m a s
. u p r i A 'A i n
k t a Y S A ' I t m c n w o v t , vtt.
t t A n a <m i ^ vs sws.
’
• f '••n'llnlu I'llUflty
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t 'lie I hr ri.lt,.* ,
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tn t° 'rn *' Y
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lod fy who a r ,
positlvo
that
llan.pt n a.tl, I I.’ , j ....
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Dvmnsey wouldn’t
fight „
. . .
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again If Jnhn lUnanna. was to >
ny f
vls»ii.p.«.n. «u
HI th* opposite corner. Then. rr>
f,um1*‘** ,*‘1’**1
n|)|*r» e<|Unlly vehement’ In .heir
.*!* 'ln, “
w,l£ \V" l,r K“ “
de«Urationa that the man w.ll
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Ogfct as aura as slow poison be. . ,h' ,
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for* the end o f the summer /II t
,,v' r Ibo U f..,i..
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Mlk M y la that the chump who
* 7 ! ' ,' * rr: l,
" *'•'*•*
trios,to call tha turn on Uemp.-y 1 ‘ T * 1 , ’nl*h w,,n ,h’’ , , ’* ‘>Cu |j
aM tya time la aaking for the p r t .. T " mrrt ,a*' yr‘"
l i a * o f being w*rong.
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rhampion. and n
H i ia my keliof that I tappet o
,'*inMrr " " w," u , *
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th * gentleman’s Inlentl.ma In t.te
w* ’ f " * " " ' 1 'n U>e pis> '
beginning
and lh«
poathumous ‘ "•“ y’ ,'" t l * w'11 ,l,Vo “ h,J‘ r
'
•U U in en t bor* m . out If you wl.i T " h
»,“ ,» i't .n.
i .„ ,,n
ov»ilook my incessant brngging t ' " mm> Kurr.gan and King
i>
r « ’t help but say that It se-ms “ ^
kr_'spturca the title £ . 1 ll
to, ;mi that I an, always ming
tasnw out. Including some of ih.(TOO l.d T B TO ( I.AHHIKY)
b«»t Iplaccs In town. In any car..
Kiokhrd knew the way to make this IN • HI IIT I l f I O I M I JIlHsl..
• 1 : m i \ u ii: i i m n . « r % n : id
mgn flgh'. and tho ehniwes are >l »i
f i .1111111 %
th* formula died w th him.
in »*• KDitif ssf j iw x i : 11 mi*i h i .
iWUh Kltkard gone, they might
IMS IlgiAglsil
Mob i)em pjoy in there again bit r .. m l s rr«li|is| «. 1 •'g , 1 1 •• s li.ir h,u
t* ++•
Sgl| |NlS. Ilf
hdtllu
th* man who either beta on It or
• isatliiw s,f sir if1.aful* guti-f ss.ilit
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ngglbal it simply Is re<iuesting tin.
\ <s,t, .id ,f r,n h •,f 1 mu ,,f r h».a-J.k
mtaery’a
mot hi r.'nduw
como t|s,llftr,| Mini iv<|i||i.,| |. |si a as hi
dll) rlitilila «hsl s|r •'' mf«,i • *lu»-|i |s.u,
around end spend tho wi nk-end.
•»r pIM'tf **f J *a. fil«» ls.»*w Mggihsi
There la, a* g j n g l t i t jgf J a tk till I NI,*le «( JK.iSi: I! FIT III,I NO
only oiu ay item to be used mtb slr» s' l*. it tale s,f Hemilldlp I sstntl)
Fl'tilal.a. (s« IItr 11<sii Jgs || dliriasn.
Dempsoy.
Follow h’m ar.iumi. <*'snniv
Jitslc* «f NomlRssl* iSttihiy
If you muat, but prepare yourself tl Htr s,ff|. * in (hr f*,tt|MI|
to |>" aurpriecd at ryjthlng.
If. li'Mldf In Mrrnstis.l. t's,unl%. K|s»rul*
* I't 'I lNp|». Mlslltl h» fl.sltt Ills* sir |a
whin tho prnptr times comre, tl.u
U»K| »» «n him, he will agree 11
"g ilt J<»t u« though this had be?u
K- H|sni 1iita
hla intention from (he first; but
II ♦*» happens to lie menlully ran.
lung the other w e / the atujf will
bo o ff like a hot in the
andi permanently ao. They »nhrr
J •IH• *N r*T \M • Mil • I I I » I
mu»| get Dempsey* buck' this y «»r JI
or make up their minds that tluy
Won't get b m ba.k by fvdetal orJerl ^elth tho advk-t and cunss.i'
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ssf .thlw Court »•nil It |e|nt s it*, il l)
in from «»f i Hr «*miui lli.ii** «i
fkinf.iiii. Meinini.t* in .m m y, rti.s'i.ii
N* III (sff. r fur r.tlr in thr liUM*t
s«Jia iMutt Ukills* tur i‘Mh. tlurlnj
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lull sl*«rt;lV«(| t in.I Bl|u«lr, U Inn
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lirlitd*. I*la.
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cLarnin D efeats M»llrr |. Ffral.jr * lhal isn.la
i«ni| H* %|r|itr
u tH-rrrr »sf | ,, .
rfiMurr
. **•! Hut* »nlr|*,1 Is. ,1..
Glick
In
Fightl
nh'skr
»
III
III,
i|
rgila*
i,| fit, |||h
“
a *
a
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,#
I >'
V I• i | • | , •
)|ww|rr lu rhgns-rrr. s,n v,„n
With Much Action •t«f |.il
IHr Ith at44 nf F llin w h . A St
ttfaiagc* at tl* gardi* U u Wcl-
|aI•9aI
Wi nd* \ who'
Franklin
whoa#
b rthday mirks tb*
nrrimer.eenwnt
of
National
T h n ft
Week, would think
o f our modern civiltaotlin
w ire
ho
alive i.oday?
Anolhci|
Chandler
»«»1t i| « rood ye—
'♦ W a y wiisn N'oliie
H err^r flat,!/ dor d n l -Ip wo j ’ )tg
r» r tb?t m*t ovaryan* o f u'o raqoiremaota. If* irr.a.nly fco»a a rsal aoto-
J a n u a ry
12. 1929
Number 2&
I'O.NCNDItL’M
••ura Wat In
tbm
" M i runs In Ui* nornln* from A lu >
beet i f /aimlteal
Mon.* Ilprutga aid
Ana: *nitlk ! * » . •
r»period hi* Colum
bia Tiro* at ’’good
Y uu t i l k m i.v it lb , u *v^_*#d wai*.
U ll
>>1U
cot iu y in g and in MT* to
tha pam « Cf good. •bat you- won\ b*
hard common a*at*. kbl* to f nd a bet.
for
th*
, we aalt "why buy I*r Ura
eUawhara.
» '♦ « » (
looking?’' money
| f » c * )„ u I r k at t t iu r * with us t»! tb* a iw
Whippat.
I a ear thn. hat nv
w a.y , been
wiwhaom*
rigtt Mor*
'
than
ywu’v e .
mechanically
and U furs
of
naw o fft r -,1 with ever dreamed
«dJ«d beauty
and la wa?,ng fur yon;
th*
Skat In#'
laxurlout
appoint at
ments, f t a li ' know Kink In th* Kent
to pan w 'nok.
^ have received a price of $ 3 .5 0 a crate onjheir celery shipments. .This
is a very satisfactory price.
The land on which this celery was grown is now being prepared and
planted for the Spring celery crop, fhe BIG MONEY CROP. Land
>1 on wWch olh« crops have been raised is also going Into Spring celeryj"
v Two crops a year, that Is the rule at Palmer Farms, no waste motion.’
J
you « « conadering the purchase of a Palmer Form, DtQ. N Q T l
V
ffldc. New floors
aajw, skating lika f
magic.’ and «•* kw
»st* you to femeJ
•ad look tl over#
No
admtialou
’. hdrge.
regal
- .Whan a w mso
) n tu Jnr’nj' u. als.
caa’s tell where
Ik# H ag nett! l^ v te
W
tF » sweator baglaa."
MoUr CtK
K ent
tO t C o a u n a tria l
P h o n * 17
fC
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T H E SA N FO R D H ER ALD . SA N FO R D FT.ORIDA
Sunlight And Cancer
M O N D A Y. J A N U A R Y I I , 1929
SOMETH I O DOIN’ IN NEW Y O R K ! "
It has frrquently been pointed out that probably
Flori
da’* greatest asset is her sunlight. W r boast that the sunshines upon this state every day in the year for years at a
time. It is the warmth of our blessed sun which makes our
crops grow both winter and summer. It is this same sun
which brings hundreds o f thousands o f tourists to this stale
every .witiUx.ao that they can escape th e snmsr r q f the^-OiLT
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f
JO H N
[T E M P L E
7 ( graves
IT ^ IIO N D A T , JA N U A R Y )«.
J T B B iJ O W t T O T i t It B O D T
V f t f t - h i his ewer r y
w »i m r
g ; llbsrtlpr
.
fttad I taa quit th* tyranny of y t«.
J lr w t pin skins ariw u th* o n ‘i
W >
’ n i l th m *
jjUri Mm U s sandr-y thing* I long'd
am *
™
W s U .c m the colored cloade whan
- * " i f l W t t t COWM.
■ s k a tIt tt i*S, ho w ind U whisper
••
hi
. • ..
K n iii* t*s- lonely rain and Wa*
B r rdr
wild groao- through an
tortured
with
pu« oh fat
Wdjrom
this
Death th
i hurts-.. | at
Kng baa bean deposed
4■ . * . *
n - t k y 'A U l r t r y
DrCotte*
Herald Tribune recently that the New York Academy of
Medicine had issued a warning that excessive sunlight hail
been found to be one of the causes o f cancer This disease
has one o f the highest death rates and is more generally
feared than almost any other, and i f people in the North
ahould come to believe that sunshine actually is a cause of
cancer, we can very readily see Florida's widely hailed and
lucrative Industry of entertaining visitors rapidly going int > i.lO' hlyrr Lulls' In Krftiik l lAfilYHl,
■wn**r *»f a •h« n f *i h! i *u
bankruptcy.
ii 4(•**r t, Iht* N n t \ ■*r k W »«* I«|
For this reason » e were more than pleased to find to t*uat th*
Hr oklyii n e A ijia jv i
day In the same New York pajver a direct contradiction of *1%11i frm a n jri ’ m f t t i t u t m w I
the Academy of Medicine’* pronouncement. Dr
Joseph (' Im»1 b*-c»mif a
" p r y p t ll j
. h.Tt i - * f**'**l thing
h> |h for
Moodgood, a cancer exjsTt nnd associate professor of dim
1 » ' *■ ^ r* *?, it
-al surgery at Johns Hopkins, and Dr Harry Steenbock. who ■•rry n»- w
« nrw«pa|- r mu*l .*qr
occupies a similar position at the University o f Wisconsin '• rm « »*
Molly olrnt if ini with
th*’ ftitrfi.
are the authorities quoted in the following:
pr r%tiDn*-l
lu ^ 'f ir h .
"There is vastly more danger from influenza in staying llie l* in<l h*»|ir« -if th r (inM lt'liLf
out o f the sunlight* than there is from cancer with plenty of
111111UHlt > l
I l*«
sunlight. A cancer may develop from burns on the skin to
the aunlight but nt any stage ttefore the cancer s ta g e is
reached, the progress of the affliction may easily i*c haltml
“The brown spots that come in the fare or neck of farm
-rs or any one who in exposed much to the sun. wind anil
rain may ultimately lissome cancer* but not at all neressai
ily. so. They quite often are allowed to go neglected until
they form a wart or a raised and rough portion o f the skin
They may become-fft
or irritated in some way am!
ultimately be a caries,, it by protection of the spots from
the weather and sunlight or by treatment they may be
eradicated.
**The danger in the use o f ray lamps is entirely ex
plained In my previous statement thnt anything which pro
duces a severe burn which is left uncurl'd for may cause
cancer. I f there is any proof in the assertion of the
Academy, it is unfortunate that the statement was not
qualified. Excessive exposure might be given some con
sideration as an irritant, but I’m not familiar with such
experiment*.
’T o warn the public that exposure to sunlight or sun
•amps involves danger o f cancer seems to me a very unscien.ific procedure unless data exist o f which I am entirely
jnorant, and If such data no exist, it seems to me we should
have them offered and evaluated before generalizations o f a
cweeplng character arc made.*'
•
lifmlh 1 arktntftun.
th«* tie vt
Worrying
It is aitfe to s »v that worry is the greatest afflictiuu
with which the people of this nation are beset. And the
•trange part about it is that so few o f us have anything
to wodry about. W e have shelter, food, anil clothes, if
nothing mart. Suppose we were a Hottentot in Africa or
a Chine*# coolie, ever subject tn famines and destitution
of all aorta. Yet we cannot imagine a Chinese coolie suf
ferin g from a nervous breakdown brought on by w orry
ing.
Th e absolute futility of worrying is clnarly shown in
>
S editorial
IS
ed itorialt, upearint
appearing in the Miami Riviera, the n ew spaper of Coral Gables It lias to do with thr philosophy
of a FYench poilu and is as follows:
.
"Of two things, one is certain: Kit her y
m o-
bilized or your riot mobilized.
“ I f you're not mobilized, there is no need
If you are mobilized, of two things one is cert*
you're behind the lines or you’re at the front.
" I f you're behind the lines there is no need to worry.
if you're at the front, of two things one is certain: Either
you're resting in a safe place or you're exposed to tlanger.
" If you're.resting in a safe place there is no need to
worry; if you're exposed to danger, of two things one ts
certain: Either you’re wounded or you’re not wounded.
" I f you’re not wounded there is no need to worry;
if you are wounded, of two things one is certain: Either
Dt. Dr*Her you're wounded seriously or you’re wounded slighty.
" I f you're wounded slightly there is no need to worry.
If you're wounded seriously, of two things one is certain:
Either you recover or you die.
“ I f you recover there is no need to worry; If you die
you cannot worry."
V.iicrUsM «•••',-Ii«» if n ' 'In. , i , . .
iht ^IHrf'iin fH»%r|lft' 1- •flfr'ftl
ifled<I IV11h |Tv»- (him «>f hn» r * tflil
»M«I had «
t
r> ismfiil
In Ml men1m iii ihf « ffm t l«* «a>
I’nin," ht mumM, "{• ■ wlup v. . r.
tilth** m«n 11« Kfrntrr yffuita
I
i hlvvi’ifirnlft " Mr T*r klr;jftcni Im
niRayt I* » •*%*a| that rltrrm i t»«.s.
f ill brwnl* lnr|»-»r in work l.fiauv
*»l ihlft Fr <*riti*s hl% niiit'li • i*•••1
Dig u|» intlfftil of silting down H A
.* hard ».,d fast rule lu tan* e%» t
h m u 'i work Many iiim , tJtffVrvnU
if ri»H*ti»utrd, i ftn think of t»«thn,r>
hul Ihiir .»wn nilurnra vlu'il #ub
jitU-tJ t«> fgitn nr dl^umfiirt unit
(.nil wwrk impeisftibfg.
•*Th« birtl* My anyth ami Urn)
wiMiw Host " So dor# lh# great dirt.
BltU T-4iw Angrlrs" antf »n <|r Inr
Kosl of othrr human agtl»a;)C4 ui
Ihr air which «r« making Fluid*
Dir mrrrj of aerial inu-rtst for ul*
tna western htmnpherr non.
lists I-Ini
Cnlumtii.r
.s u rv e fi. 1 ,
« aiore in mey
h more m..nr>
surxe/t.
—
verslty gentle,
hat
KturMsN
.ml system* be
rs and that ulerause o f l.n-ir
nent antf trull-
V D RACCINC
' « u-vm- iltlllii iu « r|in|. mi,
| ir
ie tlii« su n -rt ■im -il S n i t h U i-l.
i ' -ii.i i, ink rg .nlvun'iiM-- >.| i.,
•; ,« I H unity In i r l u r n ............ .^I-.
li'iS l, ..t least tn lh*- lim itn l r i m t
I i wh-i h she is uMi- She I, * u .'i g
I-)* it n w sip t-fru il.
!l ii-ert In Ii- I tint uni' sent fru.t
Id the l.r il.ru d. n m j v u n a l mi r,|
isdeiUna, U o w e rj. I t » n r e g a r m !
•» n lu x u ry , s-imeth eg lu .ir k I j
ii
u llir c |•stale, •iiinrlhing .u lu rr• Ip hrl|i •lisntaU* a si. kn.uni.
i HI toilsy. fru it, unit eart ru la r.y
•Crus fru it, has cunu* I" he icgsi.i*
•it not ** a stcLroom lu x u ry, but lh
- Ilnli-sl n r c -:» s t y . e siw ita lly in
•Hi as uf In flu rn ra nml nthet restit.
ip tn ry infretiunr.
So t!rat the tending hy the K !u ri s C itru s h'ru t H e a rin g llo u ie o '
i -u n t y free carloads I|( citrus iru it
Ii. In* ilistrlbulerl aruung poor
fm.-nsa su ffe irrs in thn cr.r~.ti"l
instrirt* nf itie large citiis of in*
N o rth, is no more gesture. T o
»..n e extent. It is the e,,uivaivnt
>-l seml.r.g .|uinm.- lu th « niaiarta
i.rfeateii Jungle uf the Aniasun, or
antitoxin to 'lljihther « suffer. r«
T h a t g ru p e fru il juice, especially
.ciirn taken With
bicarbonate „f
>. its, D a sperifiv in rases of inP j .
- , n » was n theory first silvuntrsl
oy D r. W illia m .Mexsiuler MacK,*o*
ATLANTA
It dmht'ti’s and oth-f
% hrrri at itlns.ft
O nly 1U> .koppirtr
XCh Is i **!— Mol.ilo
TI
u mnfnt of thn (h irf •«'
|**I•e •* o f Detroit il { hi ,| the Hie tie-fit
« la. o n l« . M«* m rrv iy saitl, ' Jt*»
i Me a rio'het ** Kve*n so, it mm * u
I iel*y i **h -*1 ra< k< t in br ia«'el hi *i
i.ni biiaiitess, w « in 't It* The timrai
t i hr
>lc f h in g , if »v can b*
«nt«i t-i p«>a.tr*s t’fif, la that you
knj beat h«* v e ry , very part cu U i
•
a u fr-* the m utte r of intou-y aru! ,i
rtunpivto stranger are lovoivcil.
i u rth rr than that there n i l ’ ie- to
be said, other than t!iai it i* f M 'i)
#'iy being prut* il that old I'hiriM#
em inently enrreti
.l*r» u nt't T . H a in u m
N e w i-lte m . v hen he ftaUi that there i» oi.c vf •
lU ta tn species born every minute
team
sp irit uf fa irnoM . T h e y w e r.,d u w n
f
-1___ L I -
loiether.
Columbia University.)
taut* bo fait that ho had pfcri|>
'>'l
his personal honor nt Venalltr*.
InsUtsd upon th* tinglo mo'-hod
of th* Loagwa of Nations. Its h»licvod la thn tnd of hu IJ* Ihst
•von if his oMigatiotu had perreitled him to sssont la tho sortie
rooorrnUons, his pnrtlssa oppuatnu would hsve iftoseoUd ethers
Krailuate In June. Muny of thr
■thor *tar«, h.»wrv*r. In th* line.
hivJ in th* r«'*crv*. will remain Is
tn t insUtutk>n fu r another year. !r.
th* nieanl'm* there ar« * numtwr
••f ellgthl** among th* stuclenU
n-tu. h * « «
tUntonsUaUU fuoUfc.ll
genius.
Th* tvsults of th* rUadc * , < *n.
tkipaitd. for aa CrstitUmi itkr,
th* most outstanding *xp«rt tn
A n srira. recently said tn on* uf
kl* contribution, to th* Conit'.tu*
Don, * lh * Georgia Tech’* IthiS fo it*
tall team i* *t the lop of the tulumn in America.’*
Th e Rot* B o w l ionte.t
nmre
With lh* now year th* Tech ath
letic amuclstlon will begin to orkaniae its 1929 teams. Several uf
the star* of lh« -ehampiuns’’ e.ti than verified that itatement.
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From ovsry vlswpoint it
whs
si i i r-
um*1* i
a "SMinw
M ’o n o i y i M
i wen
|M d lc y *
^t»
*,
I * v ►s-l' rijtf itil t J ie . b i^ r ■.X •
» 4 land *}■** **•v ll
{ *iivrr-sfOlv*i rl
i * *' f r •h • ni*a. frw \ *
« im* nih* pi’11"mI in itur bt »i i,
sid lirleriltinri til** de-sltliy " f ’
Ilf.HJK
in close buf dean d*f«M like tho
ku-fcl *p<irt*nien they she.
They won the admiration of all
tit* southern vliitora by th* tptaodtd reception they gsv* lh* Tech
team amt their boosters. Th* con
test brought th* two staU* do«cr
—Tamps Tribune pulllka. But bww to got the on* sn-t
avoid (he oth*r are questions which
stamp the moat «xp*rt examiner*
I including, apparently, those from
trill
v f lernt n jmc*» JlfF J«i«a» a* L‘" ♦. *
k i ape fruit pi I '*•, but n«it ■... .n .t!
t.ik m by a iH T trn
«>th ^
ti.gt-s lion.
So Ii ki mirillrliFi* th«| H*irbl . •
« « mlmg i«» lb** flu-r ddrn N*«tb.
soiikd* native sun«h!nc boUbtl by
n.ttuu* in a gi»«Mi.fir*»of
.2.
•sivtf tasting
lt k » - well. itk« tl.a*
sit-l of ,i goblcn wiiitifi- day m a
hbiritla r i t r i s g ro w . T r u l ) . a gi^t
v.o ith y uf t h«* spirit 'n » h it h
I*
Has •••nl.
The t'elifumlane plaYrtl a mar.
valou* game, and with Ute proper
Thou wouldst still b « beloved, though by Doyle w* must part
Lot thy prerequisites pass aa they win.
Ths school surveyors, of ruutV
W hile around the d ia r payroll each wish o f my heart
are absolutely right. Plorubs’s
•
W ill entwine Itaelf tearfully atlll.
schools nood mor* money and Us»
'" i w r I
•<%.,! •
C O N U T IT l TIO N
W hich wa P I S on so Fbosly today.
W ar* to crack by tomorrow and slump Into sand.
Like Martin^gifts, fleeting away.
»d*st gsnoral of Ik* roparstlon*
commission |n Rtiropo; Ameri.ans
•votved ttw Dow** plaa; mad r.proaowtaUvos, though unofficial.
•aaUnwe tn partklpaln fat fturwtnsonl and raparatloaa edatmucM
held under Urn ncaplm* nf th*
Mrth was pftcbsd tneviubiy Dagnn. Th* wwrid town plan tn>
M u d W tM w « U * « stroug-
« iitj.ly
fii*i .t.stMMlffH n l r •
•n i ts 14iat*' m1’ I, th.- rim e r t|
»* Ii « h pfi-tiu r t i
Ih u U ilv
n.uk a fh*- svtiiMli alkuliti
T '•
U»•f tiia Ii.tJt <u i u 1 culih «t it iitii u
thrise*.
d r r lan-ft, utiiy »n an
$r s) tiirsHiim nn| nr«* inhibited
I m tlkiifin*. i<fir, l*rap* fruit j ii m
and 'fdw, li»» A?ai s. usuallv v% tl
Ctar•>
nrdmnuy r*»k! -n l> *«• M
I j e,H htedlft, •fill f <|(, Vr I Mrflitl*.
►.** j»rik«r»t oi inIt igni** j*ih ifn h m
1 ltr*i* rfrm d li1* ar«* iiistuair-l «!•
TECH’S INVINCIBI ,E
Believe me. if all these enduring good roads
NSW TOSS TIMER
IIIUIR HOLES
ti*ni nf which I t h.n,J t»i i i' m i£ -
Hathaway's Swan-Song To His Job
THE GREAT CIRCLE
THEM O UT OE
The
ifitYiinmr'd adilrt*«ft
« »,
nli*. cuM-trurtivi* and s ta t^ 'm •
’tkl* I* ilITTtl'd VU*h it Lhi* Firi,
it'lis.fi to d<k nil that it pJ«*dgi*d
TC<*ad »iff I carefully thi* |'fMi|de I
i ’loiiln mor** thrin ever bnili f>*r i
iMilirMilvp admin *tra*bin at ti •
h.ind* *$f CloVi rnnr (Triton.
II *
the aiaiktAm> of th** p* •id** and of that hi* »s not forgt
\il
It it in asking their aid F
hm given them sumpthing
f *r
..bu*h to Atrlva* in the full m«*u .
ur« of riuiiHratii’n with him.
On* *purt Item that uk i j ' .
x pulinl out on i, I...I .lay D t
urli Dcmporjr will ri-tirn tu
<ng—Ind anapolit Nrw*. •
GROW
G L A D IO L U S
*
Ill’L l ;;
at««( ns4 Miami prasf II eat** km
KfuH. I*rv«> asprrthlRS ms
ll rmrl
l a y rfwia*
lle ln lU
I ih
I 'l E R C E H U L i t C O .
■ I* Hlllrrett ,1k ,
•
Elton). Moughto
Architect
First N a tl Bank Bldg,
Sanford. Fla.
a
marvelous
* tonus
fought with doopornto determine
Uon nnd with thrilling ehtlL
Despite tho fact that Roy Rite
gala tost hie bowrtnga and rn.cd
vktth tho boll M yards Uwerds hto
awn goal, tho O w n failed tn kite,
end,It,*nu Tech thnt forced tho
lilhin. R trao not tho fault of thn
Deere thnt tho kick was not maudU wan Dm epiondid gsnonJskip uf
two Atlantans that blockod lL That
is to nay. Ik a jane Toch thowod it.
self su sU r of aa onsorgswey.
(
It Is sb*rlotto that Toch was at a
disadvantage front tho loginning.
Th* grant gallery wae eympeth*i<
with tho wootorwors, aaturaU>..Tlso
AtUataao wgro ploying ua a
streago field. Tho opposing tttm
, A wonderful tronefor met tort tal
th* CUctric Washing Mschina.
over th* W ashboard with It*
beck-broaking drvidgary.
Family washing la dona elaarv*
'•ran d in l-3 th *llm *. Prosorvwm
fabric and health.
1 A maatorploco In almpllcItyL
compactnoas and construction^
Cost* about 3 cants per hour to,
op«rat*.
^
onsUation will convmcs you. ^ 2 !
P H U IN C s i l
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Mrs. Sharon Hontess
At. Party Saturday
T h a t Stress Quality
as W ell as Price
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Personals
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W r ot
Frank Itartholomew |
Social Calendar
Sunday |
a ft# r
wr»k*an*< k«r» »»tk *u« petvrt*. AT LAKE MARY
Social A n d Personal Activities
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PROPHET STATES!
HE CAN PREDICT
CLIMATE CHANtiH
EVERYDAY MOVIES
ROOSEVELT IS Around The Town
CALSTIC IN HIS
FLING AT G. 0. P. M cK T I .rid »• Aina •
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n th* j*- *f Mr Tt *1«fi H'*, •
g Tvora F-'-r- *f IvirifwraTk
prinw-i
plr*. tr. «l re««J by unspeakable
and un ViBrf <an matJhn**!* uf fne
mutt »ir - i#hj a f a i *r hoods , ufUAil
.inti impr i*rr prt»**uir 'bnmg.it £*•
Pr if u^*- wotkrr* m 'pfria!| ri •
'urrsl K>. ,Ni»an industries, f«•«*
ftfltoa f f thr prr*«fw>r.ty «f ibe
tr>QBtr> s»u« kindred | rnpag
Ii
rhrat*^
*o rtijr r i.r m p .s i^ r'i
Irel. our ;ariy out i f hr pr*» d r
Says He Can Forecast
Tomado€s,Cyclom*s
B E R L IN , J u l
can
predict
■cWatlfk
the
14.— ( I N S ) — "I
wrath, r
t f r t m t j for
with
r iM fH f-ir .
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j*
twenty
l * » dayw and I am able to futtcaat
nature)
tacsadoei,
cataatrophie*
rjrlo o e *
and
ilk.
don..
k s n U for > a il * , « a r *n adeem e T H * *aii**UonaI riaiia which, i'
,
•aatantlM ad, wou>d rrm n U a i.u
t W » » r i f i V M tk rr ■>(*<(« » n j * I
■ s
BWpkisd OntoU lira*
nno I
ssalth , i i a i m e d by
lU .man ^
M * . a y Sitaaan . b f l a m , in an |
tatarrWw .with Intaraatvmjil N * » . 1
f c n k a . a «tM rrd < ^ u t*
a ir r.M
•sah t, to predict thr weather r r r n
ta r twantj-fetir h ,u r, w.tft an) K
p e a ot accuracy.
- I h a Wrathrr. 'uiy . Ri a,"
u
Sat w ade hj aortic impiah wraiK.r
fa d Intent .J) plagnac Irlrka un
mankind, for thru, la no auch ytd.
Rather, thr weather .ieerlo|M a.cwrdnv ta an ineearahlr natural
law. 1hia_ natural arralhtr law I ,
have dirco*creel at la t. and nrraUtar prediction la IWW uierrly a mat- j
tar of easy mathemati.'al rai.uL>
M T ra n Unearth
* I t took m, twenty year, • f h «rt
W i a r r h work to rind thi« law,*
B rit added.
,V
Despite the
pod l i t t i w *
of
B ril'* tUlftt, and home remark"... able t e n s * which
he ka* twe i
t-\ ah!* to Wfrw them, German *cieo
tlete and the Gernho) eutKo tt-'c>
l i a i l i ikeptkwt. bat the Wee I h r
Oheerr atory laviu d U ru to * w .
wHh him fo r a year In order to
\ toet wwt Ha theory, indicetna that
' a * b e lie *** there may be aomethm*;
- h i B r l l ’a alilm.
B r U . i * k t w r. demand, that th.* a i * i nia,nt put a rpectal , u ( f ,1
V audltacLa, at hl( dlipom* and *'•
H a r t lurther aiporimenta. OtSci. vfaa, ha W ready U mil hU di.
J aaeery to the llfh e t t bidder.
“ Jt/ <far*vtry will m*an aoch
' timannl i * aaritif to all *ort. « f
—
in 111 aatarp rlm e— the Am, u k u eottoa (ra w e r,, for ioauiw*
.. — that I 4a aot Me why I » b o u U i :
abate ha aataa at the profit a* run. 1 paaaatlon far twesty year* of la' b o r - b* a r t
*I
[! 1 • I l f jv
V i4-1ill vEim
*"It it !>•! mere rnlhu«ia*m * 1 . ,t
i» (Ira r’i » ip fsw eil in, these Id
trr*; it i 4 deep ter**- - f a ^ r
»nd re*rr?mert at 1he mrth<*1s
emil ojrt't A ftm if |mr f mmji-'tt''
tn the j * * .am peifn
•hieh h»*
tw«rre«1
pwrky from t..p i *k,.t
IOff!
“Th,
nkirlion d A(>fiihem L n.
*nln tPet y »u cannot f**ol at
f
i
fe--pU a ll of ; hr Iimr ^ n
. pie * a#.j -| re TIj of 1\ tnfrrent *■
i in prtrtwa ly rYer> Vttrr I
received «* *'e|| A» thr f m tac.tef
that thr M e l iifrnt spfeadirif jt
*.t^ Huts n regard* t-. thr p»*n
o pic* a "Hi *im * of th^ Ikemimiat't
- pwrtf i*upnf thr net* f,»ur >* a
will ma** * < 1 o f)
f-.» u«
In i
”O iv 'f th« struct j :
fau . * •»j
c*uf
Mat nal lL nua n 't ,
.<ifan
i4-afi*tn in Itwf pa*t, which /■* re
' • tnl fr m m-ui pies -t.u* pr»ut,. *
«>f taytiif the national rommdfee
sreful > i » » y :n fultop « “i| m*
ter ea< *i * reti-.n, I.* hr takr^ **J
dtid dun* i
ff juat hefere
r
Dr*1 T'Cc*..1rntial rkcti«*fi, Das liwen
lAr lark ■•f Any central t lr»i -ttf
h4Ml.bc #a* rirhATift of idea* amon*r
l he Wader*, grrai and smal , of
u-r party **
He JminyJ th# party « u • *i
«orr>-1 ng about the lleSOO.DUO ;
fu ll of Hie lari prc*uirnual ft i
pargtl Hr «aid tht* debt wou.-l ^r
canrailed 4f every IVnu^rat Wua'. .
c ntributc “only m few cratr
. ^ ^ B H s m k M i.i
i»:a h aw a buy friend with a n r
leffg lho*c thing* Iji it ”
|akr
DeCottes Released
As City Attorney
Bv NewCommission
M ONDAY. J A N U A R Y I I . I * »
dnv rif a ► -r»1 c»
j h**»o«-1
.. utn -.n Park Aver, a*
Uo-*v
1-sinJE t^aer-ng fcejd *n<i *hi 1 '
Aft at***'r a croup *f fitc.nl*
I aia ir g al**Ut ! fie deal bufYi
Jr f s Li* L|ct Itobi ( | « id # ■i;l
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L L L — N r * f nr e
1 f*tr J;* k**aivit
P R IN T
f in g e r
of Oklahoma
is
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N K W YORK. Jan
14— <|V
*- A woman * fin ffr pr?n'»
th#1
«*f * t wt> <Laj* 'Oi4d! babi
throat irt The only r!u#» ti% »J
mu ilrr uf *r* infant whn** t l
u«ty
f<»un*J vr « P(U a v in
p**w
S? S-eLwatian'% * atnoi
Church in Hrisiklpn
Loch Arbor
The place to build your home
Dc Forest Sanford Realty Co
it-;
\ o-p til'* 1"u u I d n trII w hrt h* r
Valt* »a% ri.inc to h a i r s J*m
I S VI lit# II » ifl (Hi*'
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P r«tir/
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b.tfite- f**f
lur»* h
wv«u!dn \ t* 1! tnr . ,
WE’VE PAID THEM
THEIR SAVINGS
INTEREST AGAIN
m uch
do
we
owe
you?
yo u r sa v in g s p a s s -b o o k ,
ill c re d it th e in te re s t d u e
GROUP TO QUIZ
RUM ISSUE TO
BE AP P OI NT E D
If y o u a r e not n o w o n o u r in te rest
p a y r o l l , a d o l l a r d e p o s it in a s a v i n g s
account
w ill
put
you
on.
FIRST N A T IO N A L
BANK
M V d H J M .ru N ,
J«n
U -• fS ^ » -The , . ct m« f--urt t^niiy
d urcIan-r-fj I« j f- *lb It di* r r* non n*
w *l#r frm i W W Mirh f i n
lnt«»
Ue* « « ,Utanr canal mi (> ic * g o but
* - « « | <hvJ ihnl it wu ikl unlcr tW
divtrBSon I** be i L - p M i t • m a g«
-*1 f l n t compiled all the » '• « ' ahla maletiel ad thaoe or four Getti— | weather atatlowe for the leal
fifty ; „ 4
From thie f K p w , lad aw dacia.** fM to n f>»* ebearve.
la a a , nawwlp daily tem|-eratutc st
T t a -m . del/ a u i a u a aad miniVWUM tem ptratum . pteeipiUltou
a t tha atmoipK—c. and wind yelv-
Sanford, Fla.
* hu-ago can pruvid#
w»'f>u«ai work*
VtlKT V A L L E Y , tie., Jan I t —
llN.-t| - W O u « , uf Mact>n, t o ,fturUi a * , .trad t«l*y , a, t m u lt
- f Si, atn-> mobile tom r •truck hy
•>c I -> inotn, of the iH ti, Fly.-f
Sc i» ^unde)
honor without optucitUiA.
T\. federal judcrahH I, a lifelJt>r ineUun and Carrie, with it
annii*! aatary of 110.000. It la. re*er4-'l a* a ilUthict honor *tven
in rnofnition of outiendin* to**l
ability. In acrrcin * to appoint a
Democrat to on* of Utn place*. MrToolidge U fullowtn* the prece
IN D IA N A P O L IS .
Jan.
14dent ael by
Prraktonl llardinr
I lN S l Pol t baric, A l.in dberfl
who earned
Ju<%* Nathan P
t.nlay hnyiwl I f for M. Ia-uit, Jlo.
from where he expected to fly to Bryan, a Foridian and Democrat,
to a fud*e*h p la New Ortoaaa.
Kanaat City in time for lonch.
. That the Bpwnetment* will be
annoyared mow to the aat-uranre
*trta a Ftorida deto*atlon recent,
fjr riaitin*
Mr. roolid*e Uat
week.
The
Senate ha* already
ertrd ia b e a r o f lb* new jod frakip and th , Houae Va expected to
paa« th* meaaare la the west low
day*.
The Preeidenl told the
gleamJ w 4*lf— tllHI CASPOMd d
i f i
Job,, R Sutton of Tampa. GiUe
> te w h o l c
Patiareaa and Robert H Aader
OF 1 92 9
aoa of JackaowetDo. that he would
make the apmdwtmewU Immedi
ately thereafter.
»
%
•B y
atodpktt* aad compare.*
them flfttrm l diaeorerwd that
there were,certain fa te re a la of
I B I I T I n ' that to. that the w eal!e r raa m o t, o r tom la cycle* U »
( t o t the exact deeekxpment ‘to-
EFRAW FROU
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Re solution
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TIRE PRICES
REDUCED
FOR A LIMITED TIME W E W ILL OFFER OUR
STOCK OF GOODYEAR TIRES AT REDUCED
PRICES FOR CASH ONLY,
ALL W EATHER
-
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!9 x 4.40 ............... . $ 345
l O x l i O ..... .............*. 5 9.40
» x 5.00 .................... $11.35
11 x 5.00... ............... SI 1435
tl x 5Jt5 ....................*13.60
11 x 6.00.................... $15.45
12 x 6.00...............$15.95
13 x 6.00....... ......... . $1645
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PiblUictl la Florida*! Heart,
The World*! Greatest Vec«iaMo
Spot and Richest Garden Load.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
S W H iK li
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-
Factional Fights
Attend Decisions
NEW CLUES SEEN
Choke O f H U Q ib in et
FIRE DEATH OF
“
oreiicutre MRS. BABE RUTH
in
* W A S H I N G T O N . Jan
I5T
. '(I N S )— W oodrow
W ilson
ponce egrlaim fd in a moment
['of irritation that iintroMHn*[— the feeding of thr politnnlfly hungry -in the lutiu? of the
I |ire-«h]i*i>t'< Ilf'1
llerl»ert
Hoover
hadn’t
gone that far yet. tint tie lit
milking daily dlacnveilea, n.«
he tl|» behind h»• htf ti»«k intei
viewing or irvllfM chain «»f, rail* »
who want - mething that |»atr<«i
■ge t« full • f pitfall*, emhara!*
motif* and rxrrraBng vetat «»n
It u»n‘l the n W lk n *»f a **»
Inet (ha |4 (lu* rhtef VtiM) th «i 1 i
( •hat i« hail riifHJgh, with ll* ►
u.i Um and
pettf nunNiittnnj
Jtl•»41 |Hi|ituiaii4 reciigniie I hi* n
. t*ir «vlectinn of hi* nff|« ial fa «•
l*y rt#ii a i*ra%W nj mint I. ».•
f i oOtldi tilde latitude But it »» •
*• n*n«ur juIm, |.mit»* uiai •> tin
HOKUM.
Tl E M M Y .
(iroon \sks Vid For
Florida Farmers
D irigible Returns
To latkehurst Home
President-elect Vexed
O v e r Selection O f
Persons T o ru lfill
Minor Appointm ents
JAM
AKY
VM
IS.
PEACE TREATY Woman Held In Death Plot
NEARS VICTORY
‘ ” ' ’' ”
AFTER ACCORD
I ; rare W inhI Sevludea S elf In Hotel As
Special ln\estimator B egins 1 ask
Artray Of State Offi
O f Shaping Ins r.vldenre
Senator Borah \grees
To F ileK cportFrom
SenateForeignt omniittee To Vid \ction
Skeptical O f You th’s
Admission lie Aided
Stewart
Northcott
In h illin g Children
cials AndPrnmineiit
C it izciui A reOnHmnd
To AttendCeremony
Governor Present
Mind Is Relieved
To Be Deranged
ConfeMKor Is Held In
Jail Pending Inves
tigation Into ( u s e
At Head Of Staff
Big Delegation From
Florida CitieaCoam
TnS** 1.500 TonMill
GIRL BANDIT GETS
$-100 ( ASH ROOTY
IN BANK ROBBERY
n.KWISTON. J»n-
JU R Y CHOSEN TO FIGHT LAUNCHED
D ECID E FATE OF T O C l'R B E V IL O F
THRILL SI,AY EK ARMY DESERTERS
. n r , I 11 rununrr l.r. —f , |I.Opr.>|
Vla^ratk, f,,f .
mul wut*,|.-)
th, aim of which - I • .lalainon,
■t Ihr ImmI. r.inlaln.,| |xila«n.
Vct’inl iik* t*i th, .tat** ami fit,
’•ffirtala. Mr. Itnlh •»> iippmrn'
Iv in a .luimr wlun the fttn I.r■■k
lh,iuo;k I hr flmir uf het Iwjnaiiu
Ih, h-il rli.lhmg w«., I'l-ally |»ll».l
•in a chair ami Mr* Hulh
tithrr tilling n a chair, in a *l«|air nr lying nn th, taxi in a ilai.-l
rumiltiun. tha mv,»tigatnr» la
llav*.
The fart that th, wnmaa’a l> «l» ,
waa fnunil within Ihrrr l,»l uf th.
| . t l| M .| |g « |
iluor trailing Int.i a hallway that
*j Imt iaati lI jJ a ^
t l i l l f f M I»I»J !•» H f •
. . . ( • „ uf amnia aiul fur. Intll
r
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normal farultiaa, at oth-rwla, rha Rhjlwrson g*»v
'a H f u in *
i 1 ’’
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would ha»o 1* 0 1 pbla U» raa«(i lh“#
^ o n l«
i# fll*’
ia i.’
krviir liy i.rn#
dimr and ta/aty Tha authorlllat
M* k>vr v|%.t|l» '.jywfllmtl thr »n*»
now haIlava that Mr». Ituth may
tlry of th# 9 Ut children. #4fh >1
hava br-n In a alupur from tha
whom.
•«« th* | u |Nifn •»
»K akey, or p-walhly, aa ralatlm
fc nfr«^frt. *• • • *• G- | n ihe* • of tha daail woman claim, may
tiunivn* w*h n h**trJtcr knife i*
have b»»n halplata from ilrugt
•i itnrti **n N-rfthc .It • (#!•*•
1Th* in>*>tigatii>n during th- nrat
. II* U i u'H, nrrtii*iirif le« *h«’ a
f,w dayt will prucrad along tha- ’
liftri hun'rati n. nia»Dl«ii-r*l
n
Inla-.
maiUrrnl on > »»n# «»f
f,,ul
t»r Kin.lrr. «praar ng at Water
chi Iran. IU i» r*p«‘r«e«I *a» ha*.
town police tUllim. wat .,u,.toned
•aid |h»t Mftar th# tUving n*
yt I nglh by Ikdlca t’niaf John f ih* I m!»##--that
• imlr * '
Jtilmnrv an.l wa* allownl to go a#! rut int«> hits, Ji'iitril In a >• *
Tha chlaf gate Ih, drntttt cnmpla •gunk nn«l !hi|«f l* \» a • n«
t# non,tat on In a atatamant In
i >hit» athli#!!.
whl.-h ka tanl: “Wa are .atiafW.1
Ih# «lh#r iKHllf* «r*# Itiif»r
I>r Kinder had nothing t». ib> » *» «vMtt#ir«i plgcaa- fhe dj r i ***
tha death of Mra. Kh'h '
path .near ih# mountain,
*
Ragirdlng tha deallefa rala- untl^r Ih# barn and a third u »«#••
I t o n e with Mra. Ruth. Chlaf Mil a hrnho4 4«vwit >h#r*.’M la ta » I
mort .aid “Or. Kinder U»W me Lax# cnaf»!»#d lnvriLtf«ti<>n t
ha had Hard with Mia Ruth » l' .lay r«vcal#d
lUdwraan
and on. •• man and w fa '<»*• m t ahfoima at about ih# lim#
|937. hut they narar » » r * mant •it th# a#piatioilMl dtac'oaurac <
ad.“ Th* much argue,! qua.tlor lhr ao*<al1#d •mardrr farm.** II*
, .h ea and *h *r* th*
i#U«M#«t baia.inly rw «il* f. •—
• wat” gnd 11*1*4 Woodford wan guiding to pfikw.
It waa furtbor nvMlitl to ifiPct
I marred waa Milled * V "
aanotiMtd th* caram-ny » » r P*r' tbrtugh lira. Allan Aaamt, a a>
formed on Oct 17. 1911 *t Elltctt i ial wotbar hart, that IUb«rwjt
City. Maryland.
T m c . r m a j hot b##n uiwUr tvontniant fof w ^ according to Ih* ritaa o { th* Ram ta| trouM# and ^al c« aipraa ^
an Catholic Church wa* Performed tkamaalraa o f t b * general o «l«r
by th. Rat. k'a'tiar Th*m*. H. tm- that tk* purported ronf**abrn * « »
a fantaay In bU Imagination.
ED ISO N H O A D ! S O IT H
MT.RT OEANGE.
U N S I-T W a a *
N. J-
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Ed
and Mr*. Kd ann war* t* V
Ik-4, h*me M r . I * * f
f*» '
winter realdanc*
•
ta f * * l M|
Tells High School Pupils
Ra)lLocomotives Are Operated
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— (IN S I --Major liar, lay II Warburton, mayor of tbta r.iy. 1*
• atad Iw a ad k r, latmr* of
Maw. Who*, time far thorn wr.taag
to punUfy a* a candidal* U th*
fm u r ta y 'a t*ta g * lid* failed u ffe* aubjbet U Om anmbipnl
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ny utlkmU - « r * po ntitoaraaa* n d**aiti n» >»
t,w year*. On* «l th*
(act >** I* r*d*«i»g da,
Smith’s Speech To
Be Received Here
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PU,
Jaa. l b - f | N » ) — E ff*ru ta iwma«* the Gulf Beftaing f'ompaay
taahrr TrlaldadUn from the reck*
o f Gllbar’.'d fHuala were H awaii 4
f
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Rigid Enforcement
Of Traffic Laws U
Commission Edict
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Kl<i,-n c u j
» F»
dwrtalm.
of another rvdar.-yrl# affl.rr
f t r M .n.Uy'a a***»»>n *1 Munni.-al
The Commi.alon alao dracirr •*’
Caurt ^ut moat * f th*«n nee,
lb* aJrUablllty of reetalng th. *tlb<i d.,mla«*d ar continued. It
Al .Hmllh'i radm adrata to mem- ,trnlfW rod*. Mbyer Nalaon »ir*r jt John .on Jr wa, di.mi.aad ,n
ben o( tn* D*m*<ratK pa ly will waa naara.1 to atudy tha piceant i f rlurg# of -peSaf'hg if rat iitaiif
feature lowmrrww
n fb fa
pr»- •rdtaancaa and wa* nahad t» •'**»- « k r but wad f'nad D far rechle.i
gram U bw pceoantad a **r the mil a re>te*d lid f*r auualder*'*-* dtl.lng Th* |euth'a father »•**
• I Ih* Commiaatan.
4
man rtpal public a M « * *
Ulamlaaad on a ebarg* of penult'
A csmmunlcattaa from R. W. llpg p minor I., operate n autor
a l the band aboil. Tn* hm'-b
peech will b* hraadaaet from War* fUing application far tk* crnlale.
New T*rk baglnnlog
at » t » appointment aa municipal J<alg«
Recktea* driving rhargea raat
waa read tart no action waa taken. Nathaniel Ma*ad* IIS hat P. I
• 't i c k
Tb* rwMtrt. fratui ng phoao. He., rat other application. f*» Dr-noun waa d!<m!at-U aw p jUn
graph and radta awtata. will tagM rartuo* nppumtWa )nta war. r ie l lUr n e t . J. A. Rambler ami I r »l
•t 7 o'clock nad w il coattau* until but * 4 remLA mot tan by
W . Hall failed «.» appear and their
lb* lim* fur former G..,*n* r ml.aUnar Vivian Itpear that pf***t tnae* on charge* of iiuh lln t the
Smith', addtwaa. I V * r Rrlmgl. b*ld*r* of tb* pMltlen* thou11 f,#l tlap law were cwnl.noed. 7b* r r e
who hag charge of tk* M ila g e •t “wa*n*!a***- ladleal, that ng ef R. A. R rah. chnrg-d wdb ««.
manta. *nld tb* progmm enwald riaafra, other than ta Urn b p l rnrlt ug labor, waa nan t.allnnJ.
M l b* g ran If Iwlamaat wauihar depart meat, m i contemplated at J. W. Srhlrwak! f-ref Ited a ta
for..I f«r rtalathwi of tb* yarahtp
prpenlla.
* RTHIVH TO I I U
1®—•
Amid an array n ( «tR t« o ffl>•iai*. officer* of th* com pany
and a large number o f emin
ent rtAJiena.
the
Southern
Sugar
Company
yaaU nU f
f. rmally place.I in i^w raU on
iti new l.VXVtoo mill k . e » l « I
h ,rc m the heart of the K v *rglade*. known a*
FtortiU a
Demands Money From
Teller \nd Kscapes
Amid Hail O f Shots
ru.
MB
Yatrtnry ebatf— » r t r drupp-r
m a— * fa n r Ut-wn. Jam*. P
Cray aad Mam Small WWl* h.«l»>
•aa dtaadaaed aa a charge ef
Itritaea dr It tag. I»tui.k aad dlam u* 1 1y chargee root II. Ilaaa | l )
aad Sterling Eobereon IS. Era—l
Cairnaa »n * trnaafetrad W 'b#
evunty an • rharw# * f arreny Tb*
ema# of Itaway R'Lluau, chergc-l
with i i r l l — drhrtng, w u ron.U
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./ killing WUU4d Smith. * * b - *
aiitiy aftumia »a d. • * ,
yuatn’4 af * better i*-
aratwb*’*
daat.ia .'• »
TELFORD. T a »», Jan. U Hh.tr ■ rim bm* ef an aged, anidentified man nan found Uany *4
the tamtbern RaOway tmeha near
li.., w k W w
he rrH*d kerntb waa*
bare. The body * * •
**
,,,|*l*d bU pltrmP* U J " * ,h* ,uch an aatant Oat IndentifW* » tan
wilt b* difficult.
(Cent!taued O * !*»•• r«Uf>
S T « — •> *
r r 4-’
Huims Winn Action
——
* liwtituded W>
Wa%
T h o H .ll tattar ef And-rw t W H r ..r 4 m O v a .U .D lla l7 * ft
,h *n c «M fT * » • » . « " r * 9! !
...tract Infkdrtag tb* m M pO U R
timber lamia In * * "
yt.urday rwawhad In •
1
tahaU a lM r
*V
triad b*f#r* Jtn*** Wallaew W.
Wr.wbt l« Ih* Circuit rwurt. t**•an*—l f*u» 4 * y v ___
Tb* nlptataff nlWgml fra .^.lert
wUraiatm aUlhn h ^
f ' rt “
Mr. lUloea Is t anneal tan wllb «•*
re.tract- Tb l-r y tmk tb* •*»•
tk* afUraoen ami retalered n
db-t lata t r d r h b l ta (• * • » ** *►*
defendant. Mr. Wata wa» r*p»^
amlrnt by CVarle- ttarU M d E *■
P. Brigham af Miami pad Mr.
Main,a waa r*yrrwnl«| by II. A
White and J. C. Bale Jr. of SanfafR.
,
_
hia i « f •nail#'*
iv#rr\mivr-«l f 'fin*r
AmM a i'k r t,i Togland. waa » » * «
h.m
M#U t«wa»
J,*f* *|A.k, ( Ina magn»i». and TV»m■a Matgkao Mar • ( '* • • J * 1? '
aka fwart for r»m»r*aeea..W. II
i ..whir yr.ud«at al th* ll*t..n«| ll*n V ,< ^ma
KramW*.
we. a iwmMt f Mr l»ahlhaig*a
i
j
G di ( uflhr, bdiUrr
. , | L m . a «i
^
• aa*- acraaaaa m TVofliU. ramd!.l Ilanif* taatmaa. jrtml4*at of 'he l ‘« X«d*»*a r t a a v , af r w iaairg
W »!
**?.
taaiman wa» )■ -V
H a l t # 1!.
, .Mtaka? of th* MaUywimd » * < »
tide, aort marratad la
•••*
I'actfV C~aa« aamrpcta^
[h* •* PahlWf*
partg, whak
n n M I’alaa Reach Saturday M, i . id .» flawfccwa
»*rly
thta
tn«»«lng hevlag ".ml* » W ttlp 1»
iw«nlf aifbt
totnuUt b f
AI9*
A lW
U»KH
Uvtw p
ef thro*
«| ■ tb
T**'
, p ,'^ j ,
t* |,ur
d*y.
Kmg
chanty r
tan nml
Ih. Him
band, wl
InPnmw
topeelea
l*r>m* I
* f lb*
who <ul
coaertat
Mttata
NASHVILLE. T * m ^ J *»- U lIH A h- Lndacatla*a Wddy
• »
that aalaatio* *f • J*«y M UT
Waiter UggeU. gram, merchant,
far tb* “h r * Itfcacw* «aa»t*»r * f
T tru y CwadBvghgm. haul m » « »
gar, «U I b* a Wag. drawn amh
�0
h ,ty 14
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n
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r, '
.•
l,M- T-»;
II
rltocfrsT *
f to t flAVpQRn itcrald / sanfo rd Florida
Dempsey Gets Defin ite Bid
To Fight A t Polo Grounds
F o r“Heavy” Championship
fcfOVDAY. JANUARY M, 1924
D O U B L IN G FOR D E M P S E Y !
Burris Jenkins Jr. Sanford Gets V
O f Dirigible On It*
Flight Oyer State
(f'..t!timjc From !"»/<• il-,*
f
made aiuuul # tw,. lJn#
jH. k.-f.vU*- iriv«4m r r » vs •r» :>■ n- rthweitrrly tlir-. i , 1 jj
'
"» Ja. k—iivitle
r - r i.
Carries O ffe r T o Fur met
• f ---- Champion W ho W ill R e Scheduled
To F ig h t During Summer
•mJ&z*
Nnw v
i ‘ig to
S
prattle
u
-
L .,.BO
OMINBOULDER
' , ; »
needlessly
«
al-out
ss3c t;.r r ("..^
dnam
AR
EASTIR'
'*
11 L</I .1 1 111 *.
desert village
Question O f Handling
Influ x O f People Is
V ex in g Comm tin it >
\hi' ty
s o 1 iio r y s
L V -.-wr.
ii> o • » n m » !
o may I>t idt-.-ilihril a. t;i,
•• 1
"iip |,i»- ..r
mi. . ,
al man. In Ilpinputyn v ,l"pni tit h»* l.r.n
,.
»o a* the |irnnmtpr, l i mean* ar, »| hnml t.. fu : •», ,
frast. o f the Dsmpser- • nmm* «l»ti< n. f-.r the iximng nv.r.
smpionshlp fight at Dei:
L-nth. <.f « rkrn, iln ir fuui,,..
ir, Mich Flti»lmm'.n* ex - **•"• " ’-her new-romi-m, aal n» v ,,
at the time of prnmotlrg "* " '* • '-ntr lh« l.-.m i*
pa,
i.» « Ir- V* u.T i 'V
nit Dempsey money but
bear every* l.i-tc the r
*»•/ V ie*.! AfVMcJVK
tly |pei to ih »4
hmv
’’ r nm*t «l«■ something' l.u- to
l v | » v A ' warvg isij .
e hook up may fit. Hemp mir "'••mi to tpi'w ju«l whe«,- !•
lioytil to have cxciv-Uc 1
*ay.* the Iota Vega- A.i
if patrfrrf iny over F ill l|lw nf the t*n Iri-we-ki, n< u -pi.
ay year*.
,
►-•* h-re. In an editorial upp.l I.h.'
■Stoneham, It it evident |,,r * B| 0,1
1
i t«c>ea ‘ r u P u v c^% / r £' rTq* ,
ither hasn't linn reading
llollm Politic*
r »v c
lafs very clotty or laPulif r*l londition* in <l,e m i ,
Have* that you can’t ru e * '* "rotten" end tfint haiv cm it
o r OV -XltC. CfW tffO
for trying. In any i«rc, "table tn .j., »,ti, u.
-i,,.-, ., .
rni W it booked to m.kr fording In the view
1 ( ’laiV,
In out o f town on Thins. * .»» \ - k »* hunker,
it but somethingmini
SniDr riturn*
describe tin* <>i ,
pened tocauio the
pour "0 >■ial» r «
being
’ 'guild fefiownbut
i»cd IL
talking vi.lnn”
Other*. „re n.i'
ma pnruiho that
tho *-'°l|,'ti In their drnuncialinn
It" in question may hav*
"lli. ial* «• "unfit."
p that Mtonehum Wl»nr*l
ttl'nl l-i* Vega* n ed* no. I
ord* with him. Anyhow. bI' rl*f,'t now ia nun .f'cnpinl,
w*Jjea and plenty nl i l" '" 1
Intellect end fore-igtil
,1
Upward o f several hour* 4, •""■ram of progru**," nj.it Fnglish
And French
afternoon and, to allow 1
" " * ’ are not prepared f ir
A via tors S trive l*’or
k habit like (hut Will «e* * ,|lf Fnnrn The city doesn't *n,.w
amt train that F ill w.** I * • " <> going tv, handle the p*i.b.
New 'lim e Records
uade on Thuraday went uro- IV” v’,r v tirioua. W f've ir i
Ita liua:n-*»a on Sntuiduy lo **n'* a »nlutlun «i"n ."
rran't on that rnr, cither _ Thryr. >tlil talking big lb r.Jt.
tt thti akitlon tn meet J 'r
'"tta *. the gkti-wny
ino
and ho tuife o ff with him ••*’>*.der dam alte, ,\ niiilion del
no taxicab, t.ii» but..ru 111 ’ ou,'r* hoe»l, a new ( de.ai
' ».
building nnd a new Union 1‘ocifie
m, o f rour*y, ^ look'.ng t-m d ra l—all arc being promoted,
imona to pio«|uc« D.iii.tllanka Ortrlaard
r eaa be produced. Tlla
vity'a limited hotialng f.icil.
tan la no mure a alriiii.
n" ' already b» n-j overt ixnl
e fight pr.imoflon than
arr rrowifrd.
Only n I, a
tmuna, racrpl U»al he huu*r*
to rent. Htoict, rvnt
aooey very t.rpi.Py wbl'e ,',*t f ,"t"
11 $.100 ,, numtli. :,ie
fleet been without hh
"rcupletl. There la but little
'wp o f thaao were the n* ' b idding umler way.
Ihlte nnd (Jlbl»on»..l’ni.
' -'lurh " f >,ur local rapilnl
uet'nga, loth of which ,lr'1 UP
unimpmvril reel
1
rffice wow* to a g u a U i , ,*'lr.’’ rail f'oimty .Survey,,, j ,
Iftve, Klonchnm pmmo [
id »m « ev, ryonc rnli i ,,n j
fo r the
inidillawo g)it
—who |» one of the l.o.,, ,i |
rored the Cflqul.KlloaiH ‘ ‘cn I" town w,th hi., aurviyu, ; . |
arau'ectng the latter •iwnirnta.
md than paaard >|uletl> 1 . " r ‘I have to have out able to |
ated for tho time being. ,,lr hntue budding ruliatTii.'i.e,
lnat the hanker for tie i V '* re »re few nm,, „ ( mrun. rm
o f the r a .«,t, huwa.'-r 1• 0 fx‘ w® b«*e been lioub|.M| n il,
lament.
I f th y e l< any'hin• sensitva
about f.chtJng, I would vealurj
affliaad that this way at doing it
ia eminent o f, good penae. ■He
MlffcC tfc up wi|h Btenchiu, if
liw urgeVas on him, |n ewth a. way
Id u*e Iho'l'aJii QruuaAi
"
“ “
U t i 'D l t
a hi mf
a'time
hav* an «pH
Oft fidein
petruit, whle
•1/ ifa-UV.
lean anothdf i IflKt.
'grant.ng t.hn
Ing to go the _
m
Netd.Mor# School*
Need nl an add tioncl tdurat,oi»il
iartlilies ia orcppylng thy attention
o f school authorities. Sokiy month,
ago a I'JM.OOO bund Issuil waa vat.
ml fer'a new high school M l ln er
flan* y,-»i« changed and an audi
tion to the prevent building run,
atrucUiL Much o f th* i.iupey fr* m
•by bury lasue la atilt in tlta city
in id w y .
’
•
;
leiemach an them U p erne ,ns
kUe ftfst place, Detru'c 1/ loutl*t traffic through the city,
wttich ia aearly n iM «»y betartd
-U a Aagelaa ami Balt Lake on Ihr
Vi row hr ad trail, piaes far tui.wevciwettk of the- highway ami
Relatives Of Oiudime .Monardis Of
Gcrniany Turn Tuivards Priesthood
C r o u p y C o u p !™
nof finJy • »urJ aliroiang iKrv art
lUiitfcrouv I. it * t«y m i*rnir« 1 ♦ ur
thililrrn ami relitvc irrir lOt^li
with ibe vale <iik 1 in to
L E C H A R i U 'S '
c o ta .ll IVX'IP LJUliaorCD
The Cough Killer
• rge „r .‘ .nanny ia not in.. ..nl,
ineint.er nf a f trine, trigning
"*•>. •tyoaaly who after the nve,
"low of hit h.iute Jullied the <>i|.
if. of lb ' Human church. P, nan
t>. urge „ f Unvarla, uin of p.,U|
Mar (hall PHnre Ixup.dd ..f ftu•e ra an,I grandt n of liinp. ror
I' uni Joarph nf AuflrtJ, ,iloi be.
..mie a elerienl atudent'' a ft-r th*
i rirn'c .Mat i< a ur»'|pq* ,
■I |hiiuaophy at the I ’athoir I
v ritily of Friebur?, Swltlettatal.
and a alfenoua worker fm i|„. ( i ,
uu on of the oriental church** wlln
Inc Homan church, flouica, no u
an ardent puclfiat and a noted
'P ia k ir in m rrtingi for tho protiitiun of Biumala.
la a Prescription for
C old*, (irlp p c . H u , U ru ft^
IlillouA F e v e r and M t 'i r . x
It ia thr
lunoeii.
Nephew Of Theodore Roberts Tells Of
Sadness In Life 0 f Noted Film Star
1 1 •- »
raiwurd Kutu rt lliggin*.
nephew r.f Theodore Roberta todjj
told of the long years o f exile from
home and the estrangement from
hi* family that rau»ed "the grand
o.d man" of the fllnj* to disinherit
hi* r!o*e*| relative* and wrue
w rit* of bittemcan Into hi* Uat
will ar.,| .tealament.
In hi* will, which waa cxpeetcu
to »>e offered for probate tdRiy
luile.it* had r. mplalned bitterly cl
Pc long rears of loneliness whiclt
lud been hi* lot, and blamed hi*
relative* for what he termed their
unsympathetic conduct toward him.
“ lamely and at tunes disillusion)
#1 though ha waa, I cannot out
feel that Theodore's will U In
part but an eloquent j^eeture, for.
Theodore wat a great actor to the
matarial In America. BasebaT
matches and session* of the great
115, a hible, a pistol and g teat/
tan n »* y from bem*.
'T N u W ff.jn S - Violently stag*
the-wymphonlei o f Mon.'
struck. To discourage him, hi*
*«r:er which oav* attracted atten*
Mother sent h. m to an act -r,
lien for th*ir pecttlariu are "Rug.
Jamra O 'N dn. who had agreed in
hv" aid “ Pacific 211.
advarr* to point out th* evila,
» f » U g » Ilf* to tho boy. but when
Th* return o f th, Napoleons ta
0 Neill and young Robert* met a
! >nu!*rtty—at Watt ea the elage
diecuaehn o f Shakccpaar* a rue*,
—la further emphasised by a
argument and debate fallowed end
O Neill hired the brfy a* an MD.-,
rharralag sketch in Balietraiww
"Chauv* Souris- which has begun
• IU mother died whan ha «a *
it* ran at the Apollo theatre.
an actor la New York. She aft.
In a “ Hcvu* Nocturne'- t k c lJ u l
m8 a fa e tiny tuepaakea. but the
He rurporml review, l y the nighv
bulk o f tha state, which by that
the gholts of the Old jGuard.
t i« a aa very UUU, went to Martia
itaading In the mUlaf o f them In
• * Tlruaa; TMtodory, 1 aaeuute,
Baltimore romp* a las re*f\vAdn< •
»•i
i a
rharmet ;rl*% attilnd*. The Kvno I
la tenaalleaal la effert, with th e ' * i made a vnr-ld run aver t*w 11
•a between Ufa two eitlea, V h * g
light gradually tranafaming the
vest * spans* o f military grtewa the Baltimore apparacd* arrived,
Into cojntlaa* cvlumns of bayo hawever, Washington flreme-s had
the blase under eoatmL The roof
nets.
N
Two other Napoleon tbosr* are o f tha Dulin ami M a r la store
now oa tha Parts hi 11boards, Na- caved in. On* flrypsaa was severely
•lock rxrhange In New York, for
inr tance.’-
Pa'foa IV at the old Port* St. M ar.
t’.n and Napcdeoa 111 at the Theat * Edocard VII.
S E B A S T IA N — Mur -In#I ,» m-.
For tha first liaie la ita history,
tha company I* giving maBy o f tha tnc light- power aad i l ) t/.aol said
U Florida Power 4k Light to .
beta la French. “ La* Amours do
Jeaq Pierre- Is a clover and hilariContracts fee new luilduig and
U h aU ff on Grand Oteta M d
construction wmk in Plot Ida dm-
Mat Nivensher tou’ed fO^iaAtO—
fl. W- Dod«a Cwtporaiiva.
a t /
i t
* * * * *
uioat rp eijy
n id i
1
FOOT
SPEC IALIST
fklra*g»«^|y
ft.on th* ataleincnt in hi* will, r>• elve.l nothing.
'‘ Prldrful ami with a atulti. irn
Lngliah ‘ train In his Vein*. The >
aura Roberta apart aia month* In
the old Ludlow Street Jail in N >w
k»rk, rather than pay alitneny a f
ter he and hie wife separated la'.->r.
"The fact that during that tlmu
he received no voluntary nffera r f
•iol from membara o f hie faiu'i.’.
bo doubt eruclly hurt him."
IMHITII ASK I D
to
Ha Creating* Phenoaitnsl
Demand for Vick* Vapoltali
AIt haul I the flu lUelf |* no •*
***loo* a. In talk. nuih„Mti.w sir.**
I he. 'ninotUne* „t lnklnue.ee/
.I d. i>re.,.u«i<m for f.nr *r ike ...m.
td'i *||,.r*
Invade Ike wr.ke>*leut nfler n flii-anara
Tkey urge, *ecevl ally
nionM
treatment „r ..* »/ rulit, *n r, '-la
KIH'IKK • i , * O -lli, l-«efy reefatanr. • * * m**e
i
LONDON, Jan.
U -(J ,\ g | ^ Foimal demand thti hetetlrc ns
supreme held o f the Salvation
Army was m*.)- poreonally up.in
Gfncral Hrauwrll Booth by a hieH
tour..'ll deputation at C*n,
bem# ia Southwold, this aft wnuon.
*
1**9 f!tt « f •AbKIUuAl* !•
» i • r-o(h..i«t
Th*»l lb « t>ub)l<* U hr<ulln« (Ml
la tn*t(.«*#.t hr ih»
Dr. JoHcph
Corwin Howell
A M B U L A N T P n O r m L O fiT
<Treatment e( Bnwel aa4 Man,
COLDS M A Y DEYELOF
INTO PNEUMONIA
ebmeaie which M b # ami heel do
mA*a*d mtmbnm* md at** |ba h»
>[•««. wbuTKTr^l
f
tha Uaaaach. h ahmihed * •
u« d . CMacia lb* scat a< th* tmable
aad cbache the gnwth 4 lb* g fw n
O v e w b a l» o m m m I fWkd**-
.
�T H E SA N F O R D HERALD, 8 A N F 0 R D FLO RIDA
The Sanford Herald
Shooting T raffic Violators
1
TUESD AY. JANUARY
15. 1929
1
ANOTHER DESPERATE ATTEM PT A T REFUELING
A man in Miami inadvertently
drove pant a red
light.
A [latrulmnn •<tupped him and liawlcd him out.
He searched him to see if he were armed, tnit. according
JOHN
to the officers storj, before he had fint*he<l. the man
turned and walked away
The officer ordered him to
stop, but the man ran. The officer drew hn revolver and
TEMPLE
shot the man through the head.
That sounds like pretty rough treatment to receive
1 GRAVES
for traffic violation*. We arc moved to wonder j_f women
carelessly- driving- f)3- atrrp ttgUtJf afe^m-duawo* o f Ho*mg
shot by policemen. Would old men. still capable of drivtig cars, he handled in the same manner? l*r< bahly not
In the case we have just described, the driver happened
in he a negro.
Hoti llnlljiid.
- I ’d* s n il t llle i e * l ilig i »i .m
1- i
tit Miami Herald. d<-»r* < - ,.n in< idi-nt wiiith happened
lit -1 summer in lamd* n which we believe, more nearly
depicts the policeman at Ids Is-st. An Amern an girl was
-ending her a u t o m o b il e along one of London's busy streets
at an amazing rate of speed, hrusmng fenders on each
•Me. she st>ed along until a traffic officer, wh> had been
following her for some time, politely *top|H<d her. and
quietly remarked how m uch he had admired the skillfu.
"tanner in which she handled the motor car in the dense
traffic. She thanked him. waved her hand and "stepped
on it" again.
After a few days she received a caller who informed
her that she had been invited to nppcnr before the judge
at a certain time. In court, the details of her automobile
driving were gone over with a great deal of admiration by
the witnesses and for the first time tile girl heard some
thing alxajt exceeding the speed limit
Tile judge finally
asked her if she owned the cur ami when she admitted
that she did. he replied:
"Too bad. Now, if your chauffeur had been driving
I could have let you off for it |siund or two. As it is, I'll
•'ith.-Tn
have to make it two or three times us much. What do
you say T'
"Must I pay it now?" the girl asked.
"Oh. no," the judge apologized, “ We'll send you a
statement on the first of the month."
W e scarcely know what effect such treatment from
traffic officer* would have upon the American public
which as a rule is nccu*tum<sl to take rather lightly the
W A T C H IN G O l'R N KIG H H O RS
uproar of law enforcement agents, hut we believe some
o i u w i h i K K r i i i c i Fie >i \\t
happy medium might be found between tin- English system
and the cold blooded shooting o f u traffic violator
We
believe in law enforcement, but we also believe it h mwr
<«f th* I'll*
tii;is *
der when a policeman kills a man except in self defense n ir * L h g I n l .» h # ’»| i n O c t u iu f n
nr» [ Thur«>|ny, Wulti, W ((...* HUMll fn ot llltlfa If III rilflllitlsti
or in the defense of someone else.
p*n»n that if„n lllfWo believe this even though the victim may be a niiik*>4 thr*
h i r a f **w )i* a r« p a«t >•
i in v p r 'ijn*fit> fill er * from I r.w
negro.
wh«n th**
o fftc ia li
1114 Ml'- *y ,» i in f hr
I
TUBS PAY. JANUARY IS.
■IBLB TEHSB FOB TODAY
THE OPEN DOOR TO COD—
I an sought at them that aakrd
not ter me; 1 am found of them
that sought me not: I »ald, He
boid me, behold me, unto a na
tion that w »i not catted by my
name —laaith M:l.
I •
(H A N T S T U R N
I»h you had martini m, tong
I war not »o young, 1 waa not -o
lbcrigrk wgs g danger but dreams
"were good.
Uy.har.tl » « « too little to wear a
*Ia g
•
5ut ny Ilf 3. tliat never hod laarnc J
r l0 »tnr,
LpoH whlspvr and laugh the wrl. ,.e
knight thtough
A m my fe et muld dnr.ee
Triomlng dew
I Wish you had
In the
mair't tl m# lot.g
liH iiv
Dutton
»m. n Mi * - Hip
Lf
Alr-mlntledness and hroad-m ittt
t d l M i go hand-ln-har I.
A void in g Influen/.n
.11 y *„ * Is
nil
la r g e ly
th»* ft111 ill | •|'d,1 * in 1 t \
n i.iik it s ,
tho
fil Mt|f Btatiorid.
f\
11
mi l w m< r
ihry f**|» daft-r j'lsi .1* r
Mi*- lifii* in -Sfimnntt- than .n
Mi anifi- Thu •mild* a m trui* *j *f,
j*rurnnti?f ft ii! Miik ruct-A I" rp«!|ui’nt«y,
isso, h-iiil|«-icgi-rB jirffm n j thi uw
pnfonriiii nt utmiM|ih«*r«- nf
hut . r
.V hrAtmful
Ifi.i t,*.,
You Can
L e a r n To
V IF course, you can! An.l a wood acful future i s m ) (Hose who g el Into
tiling now, to u y nothing • ( the
thrills and atfvrniurr. H ying end clt*
malic conditions ■! Tam pa ere Itleali
here, too. is on* o f the luuntry's most
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E(y far the wisest procedure, however, Is to call a
doctor at the firtt sign of colds or pain. By carefully
exercising every precaution, tho public can co-operate with
the health officials in reducing the seriousness of tho epi
Orlando R »p ort»r-3 U r la ir * demic, and finally In putting a stop to it altogether.
CONGRESS AND FARM RELIEF
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FLORIDA TWLH-UNION
•Ion of eongroaa. Is bring used, a*
ln put aaaaion^ very much as
.Celembwt k -a regular office a football, with thla dlffarenca: In
Bng on wtege. It te a Ford,
football games, the purpgae U to
motored jnogpplaae w|th ft
Koiie,' to land the bail where it
wtl couat There,U no |et-up in the
game until the cootret le won.
Caagreaa, on the ether hand, plays
football with fares relief, appar
ently without Intention to “kick
a. goai.” to arrive at a definite
ty-flrat rogreaa an toon at po*.
tlble, following his Inauguration,
This, tt appears is what will be
done, thw- prevent congress being
given Up a* hopelem, buofer a*
concerns farm relief.
With congress diapoard, a* at
preaant, tt is peril* p* th* proper
thing to do, to allow taro* relief to
go over for the eperiel teerion
that haa been promised. Than, with
MKluiion.
matters now pending in congress
La teat mews from Washington out ot the way, fu ll attention can
sent out by the Associated Proas, he given to the enactment o f a
form relief bUL I f this were to be
attempted now, with congress hav
ing so many other mat tar* before
It. and prtrrrrlng to deal with
them rather than moke final dieposition o f the farm relief m an
ure, it le entirely Ukely that a
mats would be made o f whatever
might be done In this •• talon by
way of dlaporing of thla long de
,** apparently heiag satisfied
hade folia ism to trying to
Uria drier* i* to do what. *vlr. It does net went to do.
i disposition on Urn pert of
layed relief for Uw farming In
dustry. J u t to rush
through
the work aeceamry to he done
likely would give reeuita not as all
satisfactory or even practical.
Ranee wisdom * ** ** to Indicate
Uni a » further efforts should be
made to have the present eongrssa 00% om farm relief, hot to
permit the matter to go over and
to he take* ep tn special sea*tea
..Whether the new yoagyeee will
eel mete wisely than put emu
Wv rnn firitivr thv tinfciv
i.l'n y nf Mr. Koto', imjilnsUon
h*t rilher F Orruans ur Caltfn n in . cain anything liy prrtai.d.
n^ tune* »r» gooit when lh>y *r>*
nut. F arida hai had the vrry dc.i)
nf a tima iinr> the bourn and tu
*,» ny it d»«a mura harm than gu r|
A .rtfu u l tn admit the ulfflcuUu.
of the prraent day would be a
limitation un the power to Mlrmount thn*e it Kicultie*.
Fur
harmful fatuity It wuuld compute
with that aimftar Mindnraa which
fall* to tee the shining future
that waita upon the courage, en
ergy and aacrlflce f Floridan*.
-■ -vi- . .sheriff Hatton of IliUborougb
county baa appointed hie mother.
In-law nMeputy ihetlff and Edit-i
benjamin of tne Palm Reach In
dependent jiplne* that a | hxI
mother-in-law I* worth Ot least
ten thoueand doltara to any you.ig
married man. Since Sheriff Hat
ton haa apparently put hta mothtIn-law on the firing line it ii not
certnln whether he agreoa with
Uncla Den or take* the more convenlton*) view. Deputy-ahtrltf.-ig
la a dangeraua lurineaa.
that make you fat'
m iii Ix
T N S T E A D o f eating between meal*. .
A Instead of fattening aweet*... beautiful
women keep youthful alcndcmcai there
days by amoking Luckies. The imartcit
and loveliest women of the modem tfage
taka thla mean* of keeping (lender . . .
w h an others nibble fattening tweet*.
Lueky Strike U a delightful blend of the
wo rid’a fincac. tobacco*. These tobacco*
a n toasted—a costly extra process which
develop* and improves the flavor.That’s
why Lucklea are a delightful alternative
for fattening sweets. That’s why there's
real health in Lucky Strike. That’s why
folks savt “It’o- Bond to amoks Luckieo/t
For yeera thla haa been no secret to
those men w ho keep fit ami trim. They
know that Luckies steady their nerves and
do not harm their physical condition.
T h r know that Lucky Strike is the fevos*
“ Sousa, Hnull a presklmt, haa
a commanding atr," says a calls
from R>« de Jsnalro. Maybe U la
«,ne he bonowed from our owe Jecm
ThUip out of the “ Washington
l'oat March." or "Stars and Stupe*
Forever." There le a bully sir la
•ech-— New Orieean Tlmea-Pka.
June.
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GLADIOLUS BULBS
Oulwr see e*M eesCMsM* beta
*e nww. fr w Htmtatea aad
M lraW tmr iw a ItateUa IWe
PIERCEBULB CXk
Elton)* Mougktoi
Architect
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"REACH FOR A LUCKY
IN8TEAD OFA SWEET.’
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wanttsl I** -*t »|jt> th t-ir
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Nilson, medical director, .ncludc chills, hciulacbe, temiieru'IMvs you bought your haw auU turih sore throat, weariness, aching of the joints and liilT tilfffrvftv*- Wl'Xivvri' l t|«i!ul®l
Neither M r * ws. but « « nerves.
*iiyi Mr Kjmp.
It is suggested that at the first sign of any o( utt.l rii|.re the ib ertff gel* e fl« r
in.I that ii that Ctfifonflginf brthese syrfiptom*, the patient go to bed and remain there
,t v«* m fh#ni*rhi»* imoi f Mian ^ *
under treatment until the locul distress Is entirely re »|m Th**rr it not th«* dliirhtfftl iltijljt
If tutor oil U good far (la, »h*t moved.
n my mm-1 that tom! n n* in
Dr. Nilson recommends Unit the patient take u dose Ft nr Id 1 U*,jav .min wi a11> niui>
'good for eeitor ell Y—Sanford
treld.' A nlt*. Juicy Florida o f castor oil or other suitable laxative at the start of the
1 o ■*ji«*11»u■ t h.aftp1 1ii t "a 1.ft>* niii- ifd 1:
higt.—Ttrara Union, ,
sjcnptoms and fallow this after an hour or so with fre 1 « It nvvrr f 1n«l u tuliiuinn*n,
n if wn l«i 1 he man who *el *
quent draughts of water (not cold). Water, with blear*. *-r d nrt hlickx bdH*t«, wh » w.H
bonate o f soda, and orange juice nre suggested as being
- • i t that tlmra art* anythin* hut
helpful. In cose of sore throat or cold in the nose, treat K *4>il m f'a l furnhi. Thry bv-lkec
for tho peat two yoen. locally with Argyrol or Alkolol.
and they boom "
The following prescription is also given by Dr. Nilson
Idee It now A w*l°r on In treating influenza cases;
Fur the much truth In theii
have happened >• thin
r;ta the past, but we dual
huil
lax Inw j*nfiiri *-nirm that <i« .»ru*
i| . |ie r .f ,r n ls
be wHI in hand, it i.H cailMintf nuffUMi'nt uonurn ;snmiKr •v.ppd >fitj liirh firm*. !h»e .hipublic hculth tifficials for them to issue fretpient warnings LiAmuM i t n i M i i i g w il l bit it ffi l i j r t f
waroo metKing new toy Hut- try be careful lost the present mild form take n more ser
'»c hiivu niilyl.br bankers arid ir-ai
to SM Lot Angeles rioa ibvts
ous turn. We have in this morning’s mail a pamphlet '••lilt# me-ri "b**i if*n
sent out by the Continental Insurance Company which
A ll thftf 1pti|'**iIt-it r lu r n l.i f r iin
is rapidly getting go that gives a few helpful hints of pus.-uhlo value to some of IKr if•1Men r.iurwl -rnor*' ^ h|»i»
tla County to task fo r Us
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mm-*r •!« % . •. • »h# rknaea. T h #
<#4 Jar. I*( t l N S l — K atr of inn . iM r .ind* r«Vanding i* ga*
.* - • •• fata i t ' . .
alio i« expected to r#4-omn»#n«> an
H1i*m H 4*
r
y r
•( 'g I I• •4»*. |
apiSrln am in W sahington. It ''
lie * riff lla r tK , c o n f r a r d " Ih it iP 1 hr tu ti*rr• . f |t..r**thy
y .•».».
f«»# appalntm ant to th*
. r. ,.r .|
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•' ••enirf’ t • « i i « ||v*i I* applicant
.
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I
4lrt.ll
ppointnunt has hrrn sdvo esi, I
M fdnwhiS
th* mn*wrn»
’
gm inlrrrr, may !s> in lh # hand« of
f Hfr
W
t.m
ry
nn
th* Judw«l bench i"
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y Senati-r S m .u t of t'»ah. n |*'v
h id |.I.»>*'d oft thr •»ti*a •
• I
m \| ,r
4 ju ry
tonight. T in • |w>«.tihil t>
• 1*4
*v <** **«|»#rt *n prohibiti u FU-r-dr (* u s rd by the d rrth of
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rfu l fig .ifr in the S r n a lc .
ft* ** v»It . tn*l«*viM#*lly f4i|J »» Ju d g r R. M. C a ll. T h r two nomi
#44 •r# 11 l"-^»y *1 th# o|wmng tif vftl y 'If If • \
41 k\ . . . .
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N#v ails and i lt.'|~'lt« fr nl ,;'
t*
uh# •M|ts*itm>it i iln rM P i •# nations iney b« made •inioltsnethr m •.ini d ay’s ip u iiin of th.
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th* K V»4»*t *
K. »ui»l ra m » ’ •era t h\
•*V •hrntmlM*** t*» ini #4l I.’ *' * ously.
youth's
trial f »r
«tfiftr
Ih r IMI' It It* t* \n.| hy
in 1
-• »•*.»!• e ip e rtcil t.s il# 4«j«*p'
V u rsh rr O f T ir e * l it*/.
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I
[ h i R ix k y
VI'iui ta n r**<iun, ••• •lay mg of W ullsni Sm ith hr 1v ill •f *41,- hr 1 . s.ttip«nisrn
I . J l t t-r l-» *1 •
►«*r»s •
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*.| hy P r -«t l»*nf #lrct 11•*«*•%• r
Reporting favorably to the t-ng tht* wvvk «
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m 6ffr
r -l.l .......
d r .l i*
1K t hrr
4 4* Silt # lU r v t y .
xii
fhoar
jmlgmr-nt
Ih r P f •iM.'-*
l hr»# at# Jl.ibHl *l»y
ate Judiciary committer on tho
d Ih# -O l.f T iTrV **
1 Ml •n W r»* '* Thr r - f 'f lf t Jl v*
It w** learneal fi«»m pn»argu<i«q ia ig^tcr «*f th# at# •»s*cr f l»r
1rrt h a . ronai'lrribli* ru n fitlrn ..
‘ t a 'Hi I ,!»*'•
'
"
i <f hei o . rh , f r d .r a ’ r«u»M K lrtrh rr JHIt lha attorney general
•
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thr
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4
t
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Ktwantan.
pn<l>.»td> F . * ••<! II K'm ler. n whu«r l»«ia
r r ni rta lw , >’ • t
. 1 •••»*«
T h r appointmrnt it an m g t" *• .tiun»«*| that lh« atalv
llrt
•el»
i h i. authority
d w ls rn l
n p art rt‘id:
Mr la iK lit . f«r »»•- i yvar%.
i * t Ith r irtrrta ry a h fp of intrrio r a ill ciwl Ita tetllm uny U*Im) , * n l .? g U*tairitv%r» Ji«»nir M>« I'* ‘I* l„ th . '-V -It'- . " I " '• " * "
)*a f..
- n.jpi
r r •*• «« h>« #1
'll
It I . "
th ird , of them u t*
“ In th* Suuthsrn d istrict of
a«Mi» p#f«.'h4l frU nd f
then
th#
’d#f#na#
w.l|
have
i|«
.
h#r
hf®
peculiar ly appr»pri.La in thr
im pulali n .d
•• "*>.i
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i »• u(arI at.on.
nor»* .i
• jitto n , « s i or*# of th* guV?ro* i
eno n under t 'a u or mum i F lo rid * th *r* are, at p r ..* n two
turn.
K
v
rry
Indication
pointed
tu
Th#
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h
I
hfi
rip.»#urea**
v#i*
• adm iniatratiun if fur nu uthrfor t h . Jan 11
k. i- o .| at rd to
I
••••Id Am e lia of * # lam
. . . would «» before a poll » j Uli j e , . ()Ba u| |h # .a
judgrrhlpa
«t *cU\m •upiHiftei* in th# |
th# .U fe n ir ofering *n
intarnty .
bv att**rn«y W iihani J
than that o n . >t tin- g r *i '
I'.fft for th . I'fr.o o j-i « o k
it'll
King
■ill Y •**b
ry
campaign
lai<
I
' ' ’
"* ,h«
"
1 w a* ct*ate,| by the act of HapWm</sJfi»nl, of \# w \*»rh. a l»r**.n#»
n l ; l n r » i 1ng j t . ' j . i t a of .It pita. 4 i they had a battery uf ;
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A d .i oW'i d-> rr I . r II I hr n lo iU t ^raiMPtl th# H i t # * rv u tiw , «•
It u . . |Miinlrd
ut that ra g a rl k . , , (*_ : j 2 j ttB,U r lh « U rm , of
-Botfklrr Dam— i* to hr pa- alienist* «>n hand to I r d f y . They »l thr fire yujtim In a p u ld i.h .-1 i v f i n f l u o is s .-« « • tor t h . w r.h
iHilar. alth*ugK U y
whnt
n t h# moat rafvaCI, Twin In >*1
.ta
lrtn
rn
t.
ho
did
not
.ta
t.
thr
U...w fferm g fwww different j p r . m , ^
*/ ' ? * '
'MV“,r T'n« mur*
n » k rn ami cnmplrl-'tl during .hr- bar# imidr r x h a u s ti.r t r .l» uf thtndmg Jan U war nm.oum-rd hf
f«r th*
*hf« a ril •»
» i-e .
|t..rh ..rJr -riaa e n d *t.«
" J. T
’ 'b an ' # y«»ra after Ita pa«sag*
tur« g( the sllegtj^ -csiiosur.* "
U g lrlh o ip
t jm r r r .ily
r « n ? tliflrti ••*•! h# ••• «!*• v**# a
i t w d n iw W rtU o a. l l m t l . r * - J -l » r r t w h i r
Ills , puldt. hratlh
C
m
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S
is
t
e
r
attorney,
in
.rm
lr
,
„
n„
,
^
ff1|#d
unl*a«
rongrre*
M r. Ruth's strp mother, .1.1.. ■
•^
| #• m» ar.* k a illin |( acaln*'
. 1i r * ia t f > 1» rab ln rt n f f c v r tn -pb o m r.rr
l a i r . " t a t .. rr|»>»t..l •• .IH,,
.i- .l .orued over to a l S .olrt- >h4„ w
Jtln# W | R t t
#.veaf .. !*•»»».
«nd lir o t h .r . w - r . .a id
•>.
man fa m ilia r and .jn ip a
H arsh in y.-* f a o tria l on an
t 4aCt «< #»•'*•!*«• I t I • ».»•«'•» l>
. . . a , f.sf r..m in (Iin tn t ( . 1 ,L
.............
.............
liwo U
..slkwm.
i
.1.1 !n»#» # xi»"# si
there
ware
petullng
in .Ik
the. U
Houthers
h .tir with th# rn fim -rrln g pn.».
• th rr
muriN*r
Indictm rnt th . r r .d y to try and p ro *, that th . | i t * F'jinjf m i ^
• i i.| |MMr
iMiltft/d, and
th#u
*•1 II
K
M u c h .'
•
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n
*
'Ilig
tlaml'ino"
wa*
so
u
n
.o
i'.
d
tstrtrt
of
F
lo
rk
la
.’*1
civil
suit*,
of tM* . . . t rn tn p rU # .
“th rill" m urdrr of S il M r .k ., a
1h# »mpf «•%#*♦,1i*ii| w 44 |[pnri • ftsMvr*
• * l • • Gil
1*M>
ii . hut I t .*« t. -i
to w hlrh the United S la t* * was a
Mr. Ilo o v .r'a rrm ark to a ra'l
g»<K-»ry i l r i k
It s i . n ,i| known p rn .m " t.r h a .r rh r gr ••( l'» - ' -I thp'Uirh* ul Ih# • .•u n ify# w uh 1* •
• •nirf*
»*i%f pfnvUlnn f»*r 4
Is
\\ rt h i # »• '
. tMi|*
p a rty . M ! civ il suits tu which th*
| r that th r a r r rr t a r y .h ip of lS - a h .ri h < trial on tins count will Im a u o i of .h'» I r a .r ling c g h l
ft’ 1
*• C.rtmlt
w rr • • * * *»f.tr* which th# tn
r 6t*r|»l it'll *»f th* Ml lalla
tl ••
I ht
•*4,%* *
m onth, tn J k # ) * • ’ Jh . > w .inU H o r l . ' gmng wvat'* rraullisi hr rallrd
I nite.l S la te * waa not a p u r lf . S'JH
r iai*- » -Might 11# la k rn an**
4ftl| NrW
1 Mgltellul •( ftlr* ant! a ddFi
l 11'* *4 t »• X4lt»% ■*1 i«*ny «h«*#k
4li't I Krai nt
f a rinstrs.si .o re s, and JU J bankruotey
ay in lo m i diminution uf thr•
lln#4
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4
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I»
m
i
I h . youth's aH .grd afcnm plicr. p r .p a m l to a .k to *«• oH'-outril n-l fi'W a,' tell* n *1 *’•••' 1nil,ini r
i.M|
i
whrrr* **,' r*
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v*'lh
th#
-llwptfih
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a
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1
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I
I r I* tI ’ 4 1
yrva.u rr in b rh a lf of M r.. A I
t- in' i % ill* it
Sid .
liirh a rd Calloi^ly, re ion
of a m in litra to rs of hrt »•'. •••
li |M ||* *•
M il. •SHIM S4M|||«| |'t|| pr .ee.H ngv. O n* Ju n a 34, I9 t7 (
lh#r«* Mrrv «llKhl PI. ft 444* • III the l i l r f i
a *h. a 4 f a af
Mo. h drpend* on th . «ta'o. 1
fart, vicw-thalrman of Ih * KrpUu
•outhrrn fani ly. will hr trird for
#• iri|«s >i isi h• r11 * •n 4 |»s n| there were pending Jisst civil suit*
m
irnU
r
uf
n*'W
ttft#r«
f
n
the hcild.
I'rn lrr M a.*o.ku-r»tllcan National Commiltr-#.
th.- Smith and M.»k» m u n l.rt
iit.n tea I,. { dDsiitl ar %|*#*lilI tl*4 •o which th* United St*tee w a* •
Th# f ,.|l" w n r nrw r t w 4 wr*.
U -.
It'
-!'•••
lew*, if Ib im tit/ t. th . Irg • '• to
Mra. I l r r t took h rr» .*f nut il I .g lu in g
p a rty : 7U.1 civ il suit*, tu which Ih *
Jan. 'J*J. , T h . .t a l.'a
It lt l ••(
t»t tllftjMr y41»s.
llam p -hit
.la s t.. '• p oo-i I|k
of thr Ttat e" a ml VI i . llnth - I* reported today S . w
lo n iU lrra tio n tuday with thr i»
i Unitard S ia le a was n->t a party. it*Ff
throry of roblrrry and in u rilrr in
•I 4
;r..
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iu
l,
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l
a
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s
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u
.
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II.
I*
-I
■> rntithrd to two third* of her
|u a n r r uf a ita trn irn t -ly in g ' i —
crim in a l r * y « , aa.| *2 J bankruptcy
T n I'lis illK t i t ID K V T M
i h . W iilan l slaying, inapirrd hy a
dantea
nr oro.li
ne • -P»»
mother’, .a t a lr . If >h. bn* loro j ilK l, Ohio, I " * , M in n .••■la, - '
not w ith any g urrrnm rn tal
pro.re.Mngv,
p r r .'jn g n ^ d o f nionry. »a» built
-el'rf
trial
i
«*du
olid.
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s,
l
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lt
;
Ml
a-u
rl.
t.l-'J
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S
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legally adopted th r .isn i. Scoldth r iv crrtaryah lp nf in lrri in
lit
(IN
'S
I
" It appear* that the Southern
W
\S
H
|M
'.1
S
»
V
,
Jan
t *l«y.
T h . pe-a#.ulb»n tr n .l to
.le d t-r I—* Utgs an i s , l i l t .
true.
Ilo ervvrr, if t h r r . » *■« n- I'akoin, o p i, S < lir s r k s , .la.l, I ■
at in th r nrw ad irin ialratio n. Il
of H osI.U*
comprts**
T . Sena - !• *11y , *IV __ ,js the 'JM lH e t
•how that th 1 « io n of a m i.l.-n
Mr l.a i-it . »a>.I dur.ag H i. part i
fornta,
j T 7, Delaw are, 15ft, Sold*'
proof
uf
adoption
then
llw
"
llol"’
VT \! M I l V ,
V * , J a r Ui
ar wkich Mni. I l r r t ’i fii» n.N » r . c
W „ and S a * , I'vpor'm ont* fur It.. P # c»h fally all of tba penineul* of
air# fam ily * • ' of»n .h in t of ,'uul.l only riaim C'.lrOH and " ‘r D ako ta,!,
ear eo.'l lift bad
" S ' " ' 1" . I ||N S »
t
.'t
.
tiro
rg
i
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1
tl I ' l i ( V . nri-r. I* . ••
oming hrr.
formation and how lit Improve the "** stale , eVlem llng from tfe*
.
fund..
Km -.in.k-r of the e a trtr »--uid i . Kentucky, f i.l i " . T r it'e * .- - ., U . r ' .. f..|,e. I .1 at.* »»».••“ • • A ,,
it ml |rS f- | •-*|.*V ff'.ril 'Hr Is*, I #4*l
T h i . poat h a . h rrn “ a Jonah" uar f n .s e Key rn-l m crenw th# safety j nartherss boumiary to K o y W eal, *
im
p
l.
of
untsrseaaary
•
%*"-n.e
a
I.
W .lh Ih . . ta l.'a rasr rrrta in to d i.id -.1 among memhera of V.r
VUli4n<-(
I'.'d
a
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la
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p
i,
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,1
(lt.
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t
Ig
U
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I
S
»r th r laat t« u u iln iim .trJli" l«.
o| lire V im , and N a .y a ir
|
of »'Jsl nsllsa. T k * p fia clp *!
t *" r V
rl«M* I* .fa r. noon, th . i W n i r . It Itu th'. fam ily an«l the child fo ri u id ; (Ik lih o n is , '.',1**9; Wyoming flSOn in the aiagu.g
lg#|lt, l
II«4v#ri l*M k •' rlt I# «'
lh rrt B. F a ll h#M i| fur lb i« s
i
,
#•
v
rewdutlon
asking
for
th*
*'"w*
^
,h e !•»«••* a * 0UB| of
ia
y
n
g
com
.
st
«
h
«
h
*
oat
*t
L
‘*
wa« In.licatwl, w ill attack tfil. tin ts of B but uf Jewelry and • •
|,1s.
r
l
f
|4
nallftg
•*,!
1st*
I I I , Oregon, 7*1.
ara, and h i. adm iniatratiun of i*
d l . la n d . sar.| *jlH)tl i* Moot a*«| iftltatl, «*f l hr ,|i<*- *' I Mg
•af.i.s atigg.slluna. slung w ith a busmen* w h *r* term s .if rao rt a t *
hiatury. | | r waa i g r r m l n l by • t r u 't u r . of thr«iry and fact with p*ya la k m by th# W atertown ^
(t'o a iiB M d t»a Pago P W r )
..o r ly for the upk'eep of the • «"
.Mittlf,»•* 14t* % • h•*! Ihtlit* ‘Ion fg II. 1 uf the fs u lltie a su n e rm l in
) r . Ilu b rrt W ork, th r
p rrw n i a throry of It* own: That lla r rh from the K lrv lrr house aasumed s S c h o o l C u p
P la c e d
■aimmm a m - .
#«
n.fcs ate monument at O ls s ls r .»r.J ir* auli'iniihlli* ahlt li |**»lu# «n> the tw» a 1 »• esters in th* past
i
.
mentally
Irrvaponaiblr.
sn.1
that
tinpoitanc*.
lh airm an uf t h . Kr^ubllran Nat o
v u t r r M iiU M J U X i r
O n E x h ib it io n
H e r e r« Voued the trellef that he c c ' I irfltl|i|l6 *1 ih fM galk'H* *»f b*M»l
five
year<4
was
ad»pt»«l.
w
hrn
h
r
went
aliro*.!
w
ith
his
Soy
f
r
.t
.o
n
.
that
Mrs.
Roth
»
r|
onal Com m itW r. Ilia ad m tnl.tra
, rep it up belter lor Hfty rents
l*g l»*|tM*r II# wax kif#M in iin n i.jr
1h a . rom r u m lrr f ir * numan.u* tV>lt automatic, adventuring, rjdt- death a* th,. result of foul flap
S O F IA ,
Ihilg arta.
Ja n . I L —
fur what was aa Ih r rx’xtill u f «m** of iMfkaiti'
A tw o -fo il ailver loving rup, knottier e»p«ns#
S K I ' h M W S ID K N T IT V
r m o i r n t CoolUfg* app-n.it- hing ami slayin g , h# was d nv*n lad r.i today. Report* of • wou.i I n
(NM I -P vtatte r Llaatchatff plan.,
o
art«.,e.|
as
a
triv
ial
p
u
rp
.»
.
w
ar
presented last f i l l by the stair
by
th
r
d#moit
o
f
a
duaf
prrsonality
the
front
of
her
*«*lp
w
ar*
da-t
vd
•
T
r
ia
l
ih
n
ti
h
alting
him
n
Ih#
Roy O . W n t of Chicago l»
lo v isit P rem ie r MaaauilAt a * a l
i.-jfM , which Mr. 4 Landis
M IA M I. 1 " * , Jan t«a— (IN*3»
*
.* sa l*• •.« I sMli i*f th# htfeil. Th# »h*»«ting #•
a a rrrrd W ork ararty * y e a r a ; > lh# e rrs tu rr of a brain unhalancid by physicians who eaam inad lb* department of public Instruction 1 ■
inonlh. It w a* learned today. 1 k «
♦H
^
ai
i.m
n
hat
for
Ui«
i
W
j
^
^
ll|t
#
|fh
|
m,l
r
,
f
n
,in
1'utir*
tialay
were
trying
lu
•
•
Seminole
County
school*
for
n
body.
Mr.ti.-al
esam
lner
t
i.o
r
g
.
at th * appulntmant la atiU Ji.- liy th# nfactlon of disras*.
B u lg arian dictator's v is it, it waa
S..V m n and com>»s#«l ll a r .h *n- Ilu rg ra* M agiath had rom plrtrd celling stl other s-hools In th* : dfefain# t ’•Kilt.
.ttuunton tm the Je ffe rs n H'glk- tal licit the identity of a man a ’***
rCIrm ru by th* S« n al*.
understood, w ill ha fa r th* parT a m in g to the ju ra tio n «f l u *
ln # d th# courtroom h i. morning. th* second autopsy * rd wa* un- state In th# m atter of health e.1*
*»•>
picktott h.ul chiiJ#U •• jtimpwl tu hi* death fm m lit*
T k l* w o r d has mad* M r. Ila »
us** conditions, the Speaker sa '1 , ..up., i h . youth was driving an sot ninth rs*.»r »f a husiaeaa lotlldlng p*a* of. dfacuaalag tk * Im aiin e a,
10 minutva b#foc# th* start of th# derstotal In have found ho Ir * ? ration, w as placed on d isp lay !<•.*th r m orr drtarnunr-i la a r
iS s te n U y alteino.ui. fa# o a ly vM * nrarr ags of K in g Hurts, * f U u i
i.trltla p.iaa****a th« basic *1*- four m ile*.
f
the
H
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r
l
uf
violence,
poison
or
drug*,
f
j
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m
ih*
wlmlnw*
day’s »rr,.mn.
|{# moved to his
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• « a n fa r hla p r o f r u io .a
g a ria . and l*Ha>«a* (Ituvunna, a f
rnts
of
prosperity,
naming
**| waa shooting at th* tire* and wa* the name "D urham " w r'tta a
|th * r than k b p cSitkal attain, •rat wltk his characteristic long. w as Ih * sam a finding of nirdi. tl Ih u g T o m p a s y .
lU l y .
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... "nopg ..th e n , cl'iuate, ciDtetrstilp out not know I had hit h
la m in a r_______
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W'eat of i* i.l j Th# trophy,
g ivin g annually h
'-nisi in ink o* parte o f hla clothing.
ala. C a tr* la on* o f th * nrn*. I ms# stride. Fro m th« shmhrw.
dbraa*
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who
stated
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up
With
the
ca
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k
• If
known angi.m rr*
In * U u n.irr hi* •»»». It appeared that
son told to r .n e r J- H. t*ak*tt.
11/ ha# ndvar held public last night ha* b##n on* of poor th* f ir s t autopsy that Mra. Ruth , y,y t|,# |,^a | sch'K>l* ta lly in g 1.'Wn | ," « 1 for conaarvatlsm in r*» jT
dead from occidental auffocauun puint, ou( uf a poaaibt# 40O. Th
and praised tsoveinor t sr.
Dickaoii surrandesed to e m m o n sleeping fo r him.
and inclneratioft.
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educational p 'lg r a m was Fund net. tort • for ^*#ing “ t r uiagv<Ay and r wea l th#- gttur w y H.- H . K v r r atta r
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Ts"~ am
j *4 h r M rs. M ary H o ller, county in iiw r v s iir e enough t > sea that the k it in g and **ld ha w as a.tin g
lha train of Florida w ill no*, run ou Inform ation th at an attempt
C a u s e O f C o a t ly r i r e
nur*#. w k « said t« » * r that av»ry
was la b« mad* to run lltpMr R w
■ * * • ■* • * “ty th* seha-.l oita * ditch.**
N K W YORK. Jen.
I d - ( I N .H ) away from Uw "jm s eg*.-*
I -la , > y rn g n m * • * in tHjfv'r .itaunton. II* waited n th * aighhonor a /sin
— Th* tUra. buytsk form la pa>* ^ T k o 1MB A a M rica a g ir i w ill aaft,
thia year. The school yystem that 1*1 ,f# * , K ' " l * " " * * '* • I t U 0***-'*- w *y until he saw th* Monrv# 4 0 the lag uuL
Advene* display* ef
N A 8 H V I L L E . Ta««i. J a a . 14. ernerg 4 fia m a sid* toad and ga»r
wins
th re* e a ,* | „ succession * *
----- ----------y
<>,k* r
what tk* Aoerwnn girl will wear kay-day. T k a a * w gwwnn b t w k l
(
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)
—
A
u
thorll.ee
today
wer*
all
public
Impruvvment*
.ho c*.
1* • K w y , which fa r
y« a n
I
m - a - O O .
six week* from n#w. a* stag*d by tk * slig h test asggvauuw a f M a t
municipal US**.
invustigat n g th * urtgite o f Ih# award.
tka gsrm .st retailers af Aater/a. get u p * f tka H u U s a s k * p tia ra * ,
sm iU e *.
em poaed
of f ir * w hich d«#tr*ytd tk* faahions j f _
; U Campbutl uf Sanford and A . P.
indicate that Ik* *l*Bd*r, ttralgkl tk * buatl* a a d tk * s s f t m , ed stt*
Mt plms*«r citliana and *bi« llh rd a I* Court Apartm eata
vlItnuett* la to b* supplanted by kawalta that asad * ( w th a t d i
m M n U , waa aamed to h er*, causing damage* estimated
b
m iliar -h o u r
*--M_a
U * uak ti attempting la
an uuUta* that g.v*a * bit Star*
a t IJ2 7 4 0 0 .
•
ladMtry to rater Lake
publicity
to
*
tk*
curve*
*
f
Ik*
Flam es attacked tk * four story
Mrs. Untie M. N ip * r. 43. JM-*
Mary. It wa* empoaed af C.
get aw a y fra a t
Tuesday after**#* *1 th* boas* wearer.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 14- f l K K )
L lattervon, gkmima*, H . , D. building tw lra. Tk# O ra waa diewonsan's d rsaa
Mannequin#,
many
of
tk*m
wltk
trad about) | o'clock. A fter — Ecpense# of tk* White House
of her son, It, N. Nipper, lift MagDurant, Clark Steveat, Homer
Jtlo lsy *t wr flaaaclal Inatlto- on i* Aysaue. faikrwtag a skull tong hair ar puffs another <U- Sty #S f i a t L *v # s a t <
Man* w aa kaJtevtd I * have *r* gelng up despite th* adtain
~
A. E. 3J*Mom aad Freak
tatera, proftt* kt
I quelled, U o l i r a brahaf eut Ulrailow'a economy program, rite tiona toroue haul Ike state ike First I tints a. Dcs'k Was attributed to parturo—paraded la aew era*Y e a r , sga it a m 4 U
Hun* that shut <d that tk* daatla* “
cawtpa'gis
afresh an hour later end lw *p t lost annual appropriation fur Ik* Nattefcal Bank and Ike Bcnford •cut* isilailoa of tk* k*nit.
da te aw ka •
Atlantic S’a tie ■•*I Bask will k«
c*n ftrn c* Raid la through lh a * * t if * structure. Fun* 1si tsrvbes wars ktk' t)|t •*t| aote uf wa«awS sppnrel Wk*a
l iq u o r e v il c u r e
‘FLU’ FATALITIES LANDIS TALKS TO
SH O W DECREASE KIWANIS CLUB IN
IN LATE REPORTS BEHALF CARLTON
JURY MAY DECIDE
HARSH’S TATE IN
1 VERDICT TONIGHT
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Prohibition Atrenl
K i l l s 17-Yoar-Old
Boy Carrying Runi!
: Mar» Citizens Have Launched
MoveToAttract Industrial Plants
Boyish Forms Will Be OittlRWed By
New Styles Which Prerage Curves
la Being Investigated
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Mrx. lobzic M. Nipper
White House Expenac!'k“w,r
1 Claimed By Death
Is Becoming Heavier Lee Birthday To Be
Observed By Banks
Comaterr* *
featured
*
Ik
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0 U A ID 4 M B N DIB
lha
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LONDON, Jaw. 14— (IN3> 0g%t Dutch coast guardsmen war*
drewaed when U alr Hfakaat cayslacd while Utey w*ra alUmptlag
la sara Ik* t w f af 4te stranded
Danlck steaastk'y VsUk, a*ar tk*
Hook af HcdUad, aald a CantrsJ
die patch from Amaterdcm
UM
asacativ* department under Prr
•dent Coo I( 1(4 , reported to tk*
How** today by It* appropriating
ronuaitt**, carried an Increase of
M M , over laat yaar.
The total recommended fog l>)
eiacutlve of fleer* waa fU g llO ,
the Same provided 1* lha budget
It Include* tk* CTfjMO manual sal
ary af tk* President, 934.000
traveling aapenaea, aad fund* far
uulnttaaar* of tk* Wkit* Uestes
aad n m t h t officers.
cloawd Matarday la ekaorvanc# af
the birthday of General Robert K
Lee. T k* day la a legal kellday Is
*ia oautkeri otabs, Flurid* Alab**ta, Georgia, Nortk CaraUaa,
B-stk Qwaltna *04 Virginia.
Local bank affWIabi today urged
U *\ gl) ardors for currency, payrtlh* ar Iranafsr* af money be
mad* h i Friday, sa t k l thia busi
es** wood* #f local firm* atny be
1sh e a enra o f by tka im tkuU on .
vfternoon at 4 o'clock from ta*
MUIor-CrVikann funeral parlors
Wltk Dr. V. D. Xing, pastor af Ida
First Bsptias CkurvK In charge.
Tha body nil) be scat |o ML Aug
ustin* lor Uterassal.
Restoiea b*r *#n bar*. Mrs. K ip
par 1* survived by two other anno,
T, II. Nippur of ftn*sk, F U ., tad
W. L . Nipper of Blrmlagbam. A la,
and g slater. Mrs. A. Whlttml af
th* warm wwllter •*<* la wlD k*
f.mintnity.
Frill*,
only twa
tr tumir.ga In eabnldary 1
effects, and bright femlalagaelkn
w#r« much la 4vide
Tww thousand raUlWrs fruaa all alatk.%
part* of tka country, wbg ar*
■right
.tucking up wltk ikes* new r
mod*la. They af* very db
dM
approval af
Iks' IMft
models. They ar* ra ft do atlac----- lira and la U*4 wltk tka tfgad grasa. i
esakart i .
V. t >
Wfi* tw
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s s ' . t l M ,V ' M
) ll4 ,Y
* * *
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9 N 2 t u f ia l
will
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�Walsh FitidsSingle-Punch AMONG MY SOUVENIRS!
KnockoutToMarRecordOf
New Foreign Heavyweight
Prices Oi
* Desert
As Prc
Max Schmeling Declared To Have Been Put
On Canvas By Unknown Fighter; Gyffsy
‘ - Daniels Who Won Tourney And Quit
T IT R t . . |
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By Burris Jenkins Jr
By l a
v-Mrt
* u \-y
litn n a tk n t
Special
LA S V E C A S
L a i Vrgaa,
t» c e o s H
c .t
Ex-Champion Enters
Wholeheartedly In
to Plans For Bout
]
p n jo c t .
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P i ices o f i r w
•ta d
t l N N j - iln r
a c tiv ity a
T h a tail
m other.
good
and
tum
»o J a r .
out
*•0*1 ttT».»v«rs*
drst-rves
Iirm p s t),
shnle-heurtedly m in in g
1rw
rn s
intu hi*
as ..> promoter f r the
m ark ey-S t r»Mtng ho iit,” tier-
on
%*lt 17, was .undo ng h n w i f in
iay
in ii’itaining
ports
Purs ha
for Ins
him
mown luin irm jrr for ths- win Id's
mi
ra v y w rig h t i hampionship
Jana new c a ll
OiUona" and «
A * soon us thr r a -champion nu.l
•oru luili-d prelim inary plant j r s
r id a y for th r f ght, hia rh irf it ,i
• rn wras nrwapa|>rr mrn Mr ,s
nailing arrangem ents fur thr r s .
abiiahment of a prrts room li.
mt»| and try in g to obtain «|irtftil
rutea f.ir thrm .
'S o m r of my finest p»', a ir
rp o rtira who hrlfxsi m r in my
igbtlng days am) rr •' i<tr whu.
i am ," sail) D rm p tr,
\ ,i fig ,,.
•r I nevrr Wat able to i|„ anyth ng
®i th rir rom fort, hut now (na t
m promoting this shnw I m r.n
« so* to it that thry g rt as ,'j.r
md sifuarr a brrak ua potaiblr. ’
Aa a |irom ntrr Ortnpsry is dts
Haying thr
sam r afg rrw aiyrn r.a
hat ch a ractrrtsrd hit rnnsluit >n
h* t »*. W ithin lhr»« hours a .i r
ia a rriv a l hero hr had arranged
o conduct th r U.ut
u m lrr the
iiisp icrs nf (hr A n irrira n l.ogi m,
in cnm p lianrr with th<- s ta ir U a
'v<|Ulring all botita to lw atagrd
>y aomr orgnniaath.n, fraternal or
•Ih crw isr. I'ubl c o fficials assured
ilm th *tr would b* no In trrfrrm .swith thr fight.
Orders for 200 aaata, tngetnor
• Ith hundreds of trlrg ra m s wisnn j Mat luck In kia nrw vcnluio,
( ic c lid lh« M i n i n a lla u l -r upon
ila a rriv a l h r r r. A l those wl.u
an t telegram s aa d they would a Itend tha bout.
• d d at guftibt
feUtaa. Land I
far into
i
M l , glib Of t
■07
f a ld
In
ta la
fa *1 r .
who boosts.|
• hrn hr was a rn m p a ia tu rly un
e t m t iia f i) jin
Ik baa brew
w ritrrs
prwrtdha
m in e *.
C a f lf » n ia
comrulssic
•1 "BouMi
Eustis Is Planning
Its Annual Matches
F o r Trapshooters
n ts
parti
E ir s f lK ,
IS .—The
thinl
annual
W inter
Vamlsliu
rtapshoot.'f*'
Tournautent
i»
>CI es’uled for thin place, Eels. %, ,
7 a r il N. Tw en ty seven tmphii
a t i l ung up in the thirteen s-vtn.r
imi a 110.00 conaifaitun daily ‘ -'.ite m arksm an who aiands In l in t ,
pldce. Added money lo la ls t2(u>l
7 he lurid w ill be siivislc.* • i »s
\
abuse 01 per cent;
Class It
above ho per re n t; d a t a C e to w
L I per rent and C la ra l> beluss t |
| s r c\ nt. The Am ateur T ra p in m •
Ing Itules w ill govern and th*
score w i| bo Included in the of
ficial tecorda and given publicity
•n tha Sportsm en's Iteview, the
( tf ic la l organ.
Bob N o rris wi.l
m h ir r the shock.
T h a E m it s G u n CluS,i, a {sonants
to r th * event, hav# provhird ten
tu A cn te tr jp a , a essmmodisius c l j ’s
house and e v e ry ennven'.ence to
handle the g ueita aa<l cunlrstanls.
T h a iho u| w as attended last ycat
b j 400 n a rk sm e n from 41 atatee
uf the Union. Including hlgh-gupa
whoie name a are magic ia she
Ira fah o tU ra* world. 8 in re the last
Vandal la trees hava been rvm ottJ
from the alghty-acre tract until
toe ik y - l ae la abeotutely ciear.
EFFORT W ILL BE
MADE TOTHWART
l). S. INFLUENCES
Campaign IsBegunTo
Keep llouseOfLords
Cnder British Sway
I O M M IN .
t* “ rs|MtJly beroininff
Russians Cheer As
I)eath Sentence Is
(iiven Young Killer
l.V
(IN > .
All..\.vr\. Cla. I. -(|\Si
Orang." und grapefruit '
tiio u g lt IT <a«i imm) int..
(1
• "Uiity |a st ira-.-n - O t n n y I
ty t li.unber of Com uisrre.
NT P E T E R S H C It G — Nrw
Atca.lc
build.ng
ro in p l.tr
i'ourth and Cantral Avsnuv.
You WiU Marvel
At The New
1H E
M U
t
Fresh Milk . r-.
that Stays Fresh
Ameru\in-
•rr«r* thrMigh the m arriage .if
penurious B ritish |»eei< | „ title
■eeking A m eiL i n -• 1 a . m | i ( f
I In h ilV r , 4 M l - i s t* f ..rpt,.
"
** I oiiir wa... heUl m ju l hm * I h n s ti t\i|l<-fe. O sf. i.i, !•«• i |»»
mm • h i i .ill if Ti r in# r It tirgi'si
wlo ,l »
ihs-ni.elto. off .IS * -Iny
penning lnv%Jtigatii»n
..f r«l a . anipaign here e>t ,i >iee.iir
wt rk. i . hi order i.. o' iI jui l.wlg
»••• death of lla ru b l |tr||, I I >«ar r*form **nf the t'p|H*r l|ous« .if |hr
M eti«M| Imy, wn.i wa* *!ru«k ami H rit»*n Parliarm nt
i" r - * ............. them had ih ie a lrn
»d 'h house rhairm an wdn «i<d killed by a heavy tcu 'k driven by
Mr Schiller *rek« 8 change the
rnro rhs> prosecutor bmoileil tho I r*og T»i* lad wa* atrurk down f resent ntotle s f l u r m i u i i tu .1
title, which now p iu < j automattrmurder a. un art
p .llto u i i . r . while *kat mg lie dies! in sU n tly .
illy to the iK ir* t **»n, by requiring
r> rism tantamount to m u n tri r»vo.
IlK A D E N T O N - P la n , progr'es.- that the offspring m int be healthy
lutlon
lln thiu ground the n u i/r
Br fur rnnatrurtion nf I I.'u iih k i •n mind and htnhy ifw>uM l*e rhs»*>-n
•cr? »»• d KelifiM.iv
to
d*alh
lh.»i *
rinirdt r
the ordinary Manatee County hospital
by v.»le of all relatives to sit ,n the
«n
i n .t p ini ’h:tl.I* hy rx rcu
tiofi in Sublet It ti * *in .
T h r ... sc started a city , wide man
hunt for ‘ p rise rs" who are u su rp
ing I rtgin.' spare ihat rightfully
lelnngs to the w orker*. Seores of
private trailers and former bblr
MimnI s an- being thrown m t »>f
c v n tiny apartm ent* which they
are not leg illy entitle.} to nrrupv
•® l"t!g a . there are members if
the w orking c la; s inailei|uately
huuaril.
pK
e j
l
K
K.LJM is pure frvab m ilk in now drrrJ
form. Ualicioas for drioklag sad
cooking. i« is i l t 3 IiWs I for babies
a o j growing cbildrvo. latbasaciaua
p a ik a J no it remains fresh, pore and
t i l t indekaisaly ia any ctiause.
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S P IL L r t BACAWARQj
P a lm e r F a r m s / ^ R R M
imMlIfflB)J
“ the
m U j i y Spring Celery Crop
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The Fall celety crop ia now being harvested. Strong and Williams
have received a price of $ 3 .5 0 a crate on their celery shipments. -T his
ii a very satisfactory price.
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^ ' The land on which thi* celery was grown is now being prepared and
planted for the Spring celery crop, the BIG M ONEY C R O P . Land
Chicago Faced By
Another Cold Wave
Says Weather Man
' CHICAGO, J.a - 15 — (IN'S) H uh the ally klaahrtrd unde* t
freak i f lack M t •! anow, Cks
aga*j tnather (nrttail v ia stt
bearish" tsd*y. “AaotSer cok
wave aokflai t'e m m ury l a k I
five he low," was Ike pubelaacv a
the had M f i from U e Mreta
J tn
< hang.ng that the llau^r uf brr*lt
Gyp^r Da
!I^OT55^3^k(lMO*^,'
"It i* rut, h wav -*r*» . ^|]
a n on iKr a**umption that tV^
■**»■©«. SfAascae^t ■
Ability inherent in a stock will
.
t««arilv ar.d m\»rtil>ly
j
k
om
tn ted »n th*» r'dr^t inn
*Th#s Mirrevnon (n tk* ••-rifi
•HmiM \>r rationalise*! t*> tncriM
•hr probability that ih r *t««k» %£
r.iVitvihutf it* ablest
)
•*»•* H l*r if l airds
So. » t|ri ^
fir»t h"l«irr of the |*craffe I s kr
tw*
-hiMren
anal
*ran<> hi'-tn
meet together a n j rhf>n«* th# >m
* h«»m thr\ rrg atil as his w*rthhg|
• .!• i t saail
h r Schiller (Hinted out that J
r in f f m e n t i rmjM
made t«» t l J
ntiiff than one member "f n tXaty
*r*otib| thev •hum
lent sSMtj
^
persistent failure
«ev# m l generation* to attain t*|
ft net ion mi ghl lead to dlst-nfrJ
ih itfitim t am) the lapsing of M
ps-m ge
House a.« hereditary law m aker.
W ttuH* O ut*hin* (nm amas
The *>ugeftic iteerage^** tiiu*
"Thf* electorate t.f th r II 4i« f
crralrtl. he d er|arr«, j*n<*u tl then Lords,*' hr drclarrtl, "wuuld tax
fi.m t to Iw rrg an ird ns a rral as
l.e rfulowril lt> «tatr g ra n t, *ti en
g rn iral nobility.
•ure that their h«ibler« wt>ula| al
>*ap br able t<» tjp p o rt their tiig
nity.**
J A C K S O N V IL L E
Theater extensively
M a rry in g Ilclfcaa C S ■ ■ ■
VtVt«H
» •> /VtJ ^
,
art Krs-J tXW P *• VL •
due L )
w illy ruinous expedient of marry,
ing heiresses, who are often tha
last e fljs t of a degenerate M<j f l_
ptring stock. O f course, the • • }
thsi| operates at present l< that
they generally m arry Americaaa
and the House of Ls.rde ». rtpMh
hemm ing t m rrira n ilrd ."
Ilert.dit.try a h ilily ." he oittlJ
ted , "l« J'iat as m h-'ent in rertail
f l ‘ .k s i t
fee hie-m inthrdness of a
tendrn v to sundry disease I S
detests * in te rta n others Thew
is mthm ir abnormal in the rsaa
idea sshuh untlerlirs the II -is, 4
A va» * ( » A r t A n » i \
AT
W ne
.r
Ir*
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d ira m a , ha a *
co n a ry.jctifc I <
On which othcrcrqps have been raised is also going into Spring celeryj
Above and Beyond
a n y t h in g
The World Has Known
Construction
D FILLING STATION
CST^EJTB DATTEIUK8
Jeetar^
If reprehensible a 'd often hieUf,
Tocm.
<r» *4»*j
stc« s/e V t t K t V
not bo forra^ M]
"to have recourse to the r u p a lo l,
V 2t H
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It aaait) m
“T h e y should
s t present," D r. SchlUar
Trvo crops a year, diat is tbe rule at Palmer Farms, no waste motion]
s of a Palmer F an * D A -N G T i
on theland>N0W.‘
�THE 8 A N F 0 R D HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
the Sanford Herald
Less Boosting— More Real Work
tverr i M iw n
l a a i e r •« i n l a v C
fU rU a
LA S V E v k
L a* Vcgn
dreams, her
i t await* Jjf
ton*Cruet A*
p n jw i.
fi
Pliers o fJ "
etad due I
•ad develX
activity i n
The lasqt
pressure
I sm Angelep
tag here- ail
Many o r l
ad U "wil*out In th« ek,
the city
W ffl.NKSDAT
JA N U A R Y, U .
U B U I YR&SB FO R TODAYT H E O M N IPRESEN T GOD—
Thu* talth the Lord, The heaven
I* my throne, and the earth D my
foot*tool: where Is the house
that you built unto met and
where U the place of my restT —
lealeh M :l.
P w tw J ,
I t has
tana now t
oKloni” and
VIM.A PALM IKRI
The cypress casts at deep * itudc
Aa any eypree , ever made
When Plaiametta wandered here
Another <t*y. another year.
And paused beneath the Ilea tree
To twlna such jasn^jw Towers as
these—
Gar'-irut^ to charm a bright haired
sold at g u f :
far Into I
men, glib
ally pencil
gold mines
In CW ifi
tat* eomn
Um sal# by
•1 "BouMi
In roic-hung alleys coaf and shady.
The flighting*]*'*
Importunate
£
l
**>nB
* Stir* the dim cedar all night tong
And loud cicala* shrill all day
I a olive orchard* gnarled the gray.
She heard them, too. when sbe
was here,
Tha crimson rose' return. recii
year.
And jasmine spend* it* honeyed
Wore.
We have always been a “ booster," when the priper
interpretation is put upon the word, but w> have never
been able to see the merit in "boostinif'' something, or
somebody, that is not worthy o f a good ls*nt
If there is
real honesty in “ Wetting, we believe in it, el<ut when
''boosting" reaches the point of ballyhoo, it is time to start
knocking. An editorial in the Florida T init-s-Cnion Ihi*
morning expresses t sadly w hat we meaq^ lUu.iiH follows:
“The very won!i! "W isting" is coming tit he detested.
It is worn out The
~
general public realizes that "W istin g"
has been overwoirked, that there has been list m uch of
"boosting" and l isj little of real work. There (* c\c» now
a demand that is quite general that there he le uf "Itoosting" and more of real work n order that whatever that
is of real need and merit may be accomplished
"One particular reason why "boosting" has become un
popular Is that too frequently glib talkers and liitrrnl usire
of figures have sought to advance themselves in public
esteem, and sometimes in individual advantage and profit,
by "booster" methods The self-seeking interest gradually
has been discovered by the public, ami onie scemingh
popular "boosters” have lost whatever of prestige they m.<\
have acquired. The same public now demands less of flow
ery or statistical oratory, less of rash promising, and more
of real, active, constructive and productive work
It is u
nxLsonable demand, and the day of "W n lin g .” as well a,
the opportunity of the "booster," is pussing. if. indeed, it
haa not passed already
"People still nets! to be arousis] Into activity in behalf
of whatever that needs to be done. They are not at all
averse to listening to those who see most clearly what
needs dying, but they want facts and sound reasoning, in
stead of what so generally was hnnddd to them by “ boost
era.”
It is a fact that in these later days people will
listen, with immense degree of patience and interest, to
the presentation nf sound and sensible statements of truth
and fact, and that they will respond, generously and lilt
erally, to whatever of real merit for which their support
and their activity Is requested. What they want is truth
and reason, and not flashy argument. What they want is
leas "boosting" and more real work, even on the purl of
those who assume to lend.
" ‘ Roosting’ has been more or less itopulnr Fur a ttnn*
,it served to entertain, and, sometimes, to arouse to action.
Now it does very little, if anything, of either.
It has
become an Ineffective medium for making successful appeal
to the people, and the less of "boosting" that is done the
better the people will be satisfied, and the more of real
good work will be done along the line."
But Plakimetta carnet nn m-re.
Some Immortahy haa i-rwei
To save tha tree, th- hlrt), Hit
flower.
Unshadowed by the ceaturtea.
Yet mourns
for
lovelier
Ih ng,
than these . . .
Fo r Pflemeoa, FUmm.tta
Btea. and tha slim Lauretta
Whisper their name*. . . the echoes
Y i n tula Lyse Tunetell
It w]|a a | V n t tla * Tjj sftuth
Florida when tha O salito n sulsv
tail; opattad.
Thar# seem* to >be someth ng
kinder funny about this Kinder.
Ruth affair.
Qlldis bthy Hae- • aft UsV heart
graansd her ditchrra ftb w V U i l u r ,
aud. Mbar »h* U at huttrty U itml
aomeond tlsa w sd ia ta ,» wti* V*’ ;
||Bu■‘wt-4■y o* y * 'i
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o ff
i -'ii i**ty, t lic m * „
f t .i»t»« i f f *
l.
i 'hi- f' II..W wlth
f u 'il
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n
:h .
JO H N
1 TE M PLE
G R A VES
r-.tit
^7 «te . r. . Jk
Sm ith imli< Atv's jh mtt nlitifi in r«>•I*I
l . j* U tiilar it-iiJem-hip tif llif* |’j n
i».mJ tn im#k th# n«m naht'ii in I'M i I
i h** S*»uthrrn wmuiiUa aim rmt hi4*» j
•im l th** r l n tmti f *«ur y vu rg hi :i *.
-a il l fu n ! t h r >*•tilth H* ili’ li d t jl - if ,t
it m i n t y
«• ii pru* • t I ■'
ibr limit fw.il it. inJiy h " {h u t tut- i
S m ith ie n t l r f i a i,. r**t i»ni*ilr«l
1“
tii >4 |i[H'|>« « t i in v ii’ vh
th e ir h
The Wingless Airplane
For a good many years air-minded persons have been
speculating on the possibility of a plane without wings If
a machine could he invented which would fly, but which
would not take up so much room on the ground or in the so
aa the modern airplane, and o n* which could rise rapidly, not
requiring a long runway, nnd one which provided greater
cabin space, the acme o f aeronautics, it seems, would have
been reached.
An approach to thin Idyal has been reached in the new
Chapman airliner, designed by Vincent Burnelfi, and re
cently tested auccessfully nt the Newark airport.
This
plarie looks like nothing more than wings which extend
ninety feet from tip to tip. Upon closer inspection it can be
neon at, th«t center of the wings there is
cabin, but one
which does not look anything like the well known fuselage
but more like “ only a thickening o f the wings,"
The body of the average plane, it is pointed out. looks
very much like a trout In shape, being tapered at the nose,
widening at the middle and tr.pering like a fin ut the uil
Rut the Chapman airliner has the blunt snout of a catfish,
the maximum width being t t the nosu and it doc* not taper
at all until well back of amidships. The cabin is extremely
wide for ita height and offers a fine flying surface under*
three hundred feet. In landing the extra air cunhltm formed
.*
slightly over eleven feet wide. It contains twelve uphol
stered swivel chairs, which are adjustable so that the paasengers can lie down during long flights, and two lounges u.i
well. It Is Also equipped with kitchenette, lavatory, and
baggage room.
It la conceivable that the time is not far distant when
tha fuselage will be done away with altogether nnd pass
Frte w . Qaorga ^ aUk; Q u w enger quarters Will be wholly lodged within the wings. From
U ary U akki and King Oaorga nat
.thU point, It is reasonable to believe that the evolution of
the airplane will bring about such a reduction of wing
spread that tventually there will be nothing left but what
might formerly have Corresponded to the fuselage,
fuselage. Then
we will have something, probably Uttle larger than an auto
mobile, which will fly.
AtnaatiJUh w ai kiag of Afghan*
latan. He triad to M e-** We psonla
altar tha maiuter of wUtem cojatxwa »W V h U •sPUf.e wg#t wrths
out thajr pay. Thay m o kad . i n u
aoUah yrAA king J<,AfghafUUa-
THE NOBLE HORSE
T O D A Y !
l«•*#rt ml![t<>n v..u- j „iiw! m - p ris iiiiU J
Ml tlut* Ih.- l»t in u r n if ir |m rt> ’ « I m 1*
it111 ■ia it
ii
Free
nwtt nwl |ir- .ifrj,m v»im ii
iiu m fii«t n u t ir i putt* «ir i ii ‘ r t • dH
S m ith u n i u . i . r t I
<»f» th# ■ih**F h unt). if ( i d i i i i a i r
M iu ih «h*MjM r H t r m i r \\ ■■tfrw t U ,
h i* viirtu r h in t that hi* i .
i>ti»Uirh with politu*. it
ia
lu#!y
U ta l ItUtU w i in lil n n I ht» .Sm ith #»l
iiiiimt a a t ill i<l -j ■
* #%t*r it u im I n *i m i
Ttu* hr* uk [.i'll (;• I rt*«ujlti't| rurHiti
r m h ly
n m in
fro m
«>|'(>*i«iti<in In
htn ih n . an at ir nut ton to Hunu r
n h S m it h '-ut th** v r i y rra m tn f «•
,.f tl m a jo r it y of i h f 11 on*
s i r Dum orraU wnulU U iiappea. m
oHiiiltIrriiM r niM *uiP
It Is true, *<f ruu fsr. Out nt-i all
■'[ the llie iv rr vote fruns *<iUlhrrii
Itaihocral* came ("irely »f 0|ip<i«ltlon In Sm ith Simw of u reflected
a tit-nil li> lli'i'nlilirannm in tlie
•South which th.. new rrunoiMK
sta tu , anti hlfuls of the soulhorii
it a lr s are bringing about. The if
has been. a point nf V «w am ine
icrta tn Southerner, fur some time
which is distinctly Itepuldican and
to which the passions invoked by
Sm ith's ran ilu laty
mvra'y the
lim d y signal fur bteaking away
from lung traditions and senti
ment*. Southerner* of this sort.
r.o«r that they have made the break
w ill
probably
rote
Republican
again In IU3J. Put without the
addition of the purely anti-Smith
voters they ran hardly vxpvet to
ta r ry southern states again so so.1,1
dbyRutn
Coupon g o o d f o r 5-cent package o f
sensational B A B Y RUTH product at any
Tha p rss.n t fate of Hoover De
mocracy in th,- South, th .rsfo rv,
w ill hsn^ tremendously »n w haU
evsr assertions Governor Smith
m ay make nest Wednesday. I f h t
rem ains, tho
Hoover Democrat*
w ill rem ain too— as a coalition
Mioup working more and more with
the Republicans. If he quits, the
position of tho southern Hoover
Democrat w ill bo untenable and he
w ill b* obliged to either return to
tha regular Democratic fold or turn
fra n k ly Reptgillran If ha want* tu
amount to anything p olttlcnly.
Store today or tomorrow
Different from any gum you
ever taHted before! Try it at
our expense — FREE. We
make this'offer because wo
'know BABY R UTH Gum will
win you as it Is winning thou
sands everywhere. Use the
coupon below. Tear it out nowI
LONDON TELEG R A PH
On* word of horses make* tha Horsemanship even something lets
•hele world akin. There I* nothing than nolle can do that. Nowadays,
•b *WIy International get lavfntco when most of ns i t , nothin* to
U la way more bewitching than a
m hacking their ewa horses aaJ ai ousted policeman, the horse shoe
horsemanship tha ns I lens, to say shins* with s rarer glory. It draw s
notWsg o fi|M Individuals, do not all sort* and condition# of people,
always breath* the mild guoiLwIII u only horses can In Englanu. K u
^MSk Is theoretically Urn product It Is th* most luxurious spectacle
which London hat, It la also p* •*
• f all InUraattonal reunions. Uut
tkp'RSSM Is * e most ■portiman- Isetly to tho taste of those whose
delight It was once to “knock" 'em
is tho Old Een lrosd .
But that
Olympia should U turned Into a
fairy tela parltlou for the bane*
ta parfacHg right Let tha rio f
pretend
hu the summer sky. anl
lbs arena dlagnlae Itself with a
Mtkls e s ( Um joy of horticultural clrcnmftrene*. This
ib,they had net an studied elegance la what your horse
te
M e m .* * , c u t
rRAVE^pGUE
1Johp ItO M k W ffj T t A f t * ,’ * the beneath the fuaelaga did away entirely with any roughnrm
daughter af Cavarttdr TVwavhte. of and enabled the plane to cornu down at u very alow rate of
Ceesaatisatt. " \
m: VIMAhk; ta . K gpeCd, This wax ao, in npite o f the fact that the plane carried
Fetarahurg. Bo o f m A M I bt eight paaeengera end la capable of carrying twenty.
•urpilaad to-aaar .tha* Wraldyot1*
.The greater width of the cabin permits of moat luxur
aon la V lo tM * U l» W in ter
:•
loua accommodations. It I h eighteen feet in length and
/f ;
W EDNESDAY, J A N T A R Y IB. 192*1
Of course. Governor Smith may
speak merely of the weather after
all. Aa a Southerner and a Demo
crat we rather hope he will. Ibe
subject la kr no mean* unworthy—
ur exhausted.
In four short months it hs»bc<
coma the third largest seller In
America 1
It Is sweeping the country,
breaking all records for quick
popularity. Try it today—and
What U believed to be the larg
est turnip ever displayed by 111*.
Galette wa* th* on* brought to
Milton Thursday by f. C. Kogc.-s
o| tb* Berry dal. community. II
nolghed four -add three-quarter
pounds and appear* to bo eouml.
It te Urn Purple Top variety,—hill.
l*n Gasatte.
the flavor w ill trll you whyl
Tho finest peppermint flavor
money can buy—and more o f
it. Cooling, refreshing as no
gum ever was before. And you
can’t chew the flavor o u tl
Every ingredient tho purest
and best obtainable—imported
chide, whole milk, cane sugar.
The same high quality that has'
made BABY RUTH Candy Bar
America*• favorite.
Let us treat you today to this
wonderful new gum. Before
you forget, tear out the coupon
—now!
Good for one package
B A B Y R U T H GUM
T e a r o u t th is co u p o n n o w .
praspect of tehtag
koisoo, as loot. Ibo
S ig n y o u r — —
>mj
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v— Io w .
F m o n t U to a n y d e a le r a n d b e wiU gjvw you one f s l k d m ---- i- T Z /«
stk k a ) o f B a b y H u lh C u m
T ear
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sa n po w
octal A nd Personal Activities
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Kdltor
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Club Entertained At
1 ionic ( If Knumillats
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l ’pM«la-(irapevillc
fout chlLir*. ~i I w W k W t f O t l j - 'p f « * " r ■ t n hi rr.»e<rbr»n'.. a f t 7~ * money mwm *et%a«i U t j j n U r hPSf*»J?Vr.' <l*/r*hW
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*, i r a n ago. M afia.h i»«-nt*
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w »r<l n ear Chw
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Mrs, ChaniheMainllns
ial Calendar
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Vround The Town
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T -* ;<*nt of o p t'a ttn g a th e * * /
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3 1 2 C in tn
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Tint her
Sunday
Entertains
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ir cl c N u m b e r O n e
as .Moiui.i. M u - t i n
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coUltion
FROCKS
V ery a|>IU h, nuil'M e for n lre rl nml In*
a
world of w en ire . and they
nre really
priced
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WELL SHOD FOR
LESS MONEY ! !
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SPORT ?, OtlSES
I"l flare** and fan cy w hiliw will hr found am aaif three
s i- ia iA L
SHOES
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310 Pairs Men’s Oxfords
And High Shoes
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and blond* t
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lha
T *n (# a v a l-lid rh *ra *t
nlav lligli:.*, Mr a. .Vrihaf Lrb ,- ater.
. Mr., Qtt4 .&!ha*&, Mi*.
t a p raw. ewnta th u m ia ra g d»wn lh *
ifUacuj Air*. J. K. Uwk«y>n. M * in t ik a ( W . tU n g ar lim aaU and
p H H^Uirrt, Mra, I. 0. Mat ■
•>. r.-m*h#l Bin th# ,ik r » ll* .l t u l n
W W . I*. Huh roan, Mr*, l h «■ft atr o f lh# e a r* la th# •taml► g . Mr*. W. K. Ralne*, M«- Ing tra in w * 1# am °»t to ta lly *•#N*ty llevati', Mra Nick /erw»- nw.Iithr.1 by th# Im p arl. K ire -m 'l
kn awd M n . S . A. R d m fu o .
rd h) lh# h a r r .r o f ’A# liwgady.
Authf ritir a
In v a u lg it in g
tk#
COLA — U<*>**i»# *■ rr» *h ytwtail that th# ta:«n*otjae
Ka'lrvail Co- rumpleted engineer of tha T » m e» *a r.|h irh ar.
(mprotment* on water aat C cpraaa » » p u bal ly in in il-
her, i Vtareto.
Vrrwn *!!pj»vr«
V a » » lij * lr* e * an J P «*
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Ha # ™ I * ' Tha
S IE C IA L
Men’s Scout Work Shoes
lU t
$ 9 .0 0 & $ 12.00
he-
'«hm*at* *tf
A Wpmu*.
PI ECE L I N E N
uniiMUully low.
iwnunKttT. j*i». i* - un*i
am i fU n -
L>la loh; tHa camir.x y
Uilntet mealing than a
#*hj
f«t Mbwei i*f (of jhA|.« *
ta r (tw ain*
|l\T ( ) M V
f ir m .il w ear, yo u ’ll find (h.ti un« of t h e e froeka w ill
t .*n.
—Kowilrci) |wrii)iu a r l* kll'e.1
ami fa tly a lb «r» w «u a**ar*<l
|m i» chairman. New iootwd
tufjrfilw artt l a r i l i h l«
bi#fW«
»il |Mt>"l kill UftM 4«d ll«rW
■bln
M IHeAnd *10 Arellurt
II*. I h.ii.wli prMWilUL. Ml*- OU» In Crack Train Crash
Inaith! \.v ,l,(tv,l • , 4 |h^ l n*>i
laapl^ll * n * uMuiim-tLily r* *
runnol
In fitiu r I h i . ap rin g are lh t-c linen apurt drr*j*e* of
p**» (it lh« home of
happeli on
Ir Ihe toaitne |»ar,
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I
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fru liirn l
5PORT
Church Circle Meets
With Mrs. Chappell
»(..(■
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$ 3.00
. .1 M>*. I* i*
AM W 'trib cn are ui)fr*l
t-r I*
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r.;; «f lire ntw J .’nt ami pl^«»
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SALE STARTS JAN. 17th. 8:30 A. M
T H E NEW FO R SPRIN G 1929
a unit th«- r>«.y I"
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“ falot Sewing Club T:*,;,,, ' y ™
Honored On Tuesday |i ru«...- u,*. s
* ''u b 1*1
t l'r f '
ul*r * .law* In
i* .n .
5-18 Pairs Men’s Hi^rh
(•rude Dress. Shoes T
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TTO HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
DEMPSEY BEGINS:HOUSE
FIGHT BALLVHOO
IN COMING SCRAP
Prices
Des<
Jack Says He WillBeg in Physical Train
ing Within 2 Weeks
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try t
light
law.
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n to
rrta'y
n jrit
rdm
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and derail
activity a1
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c.| Miami, f *rV anil m » r f .a l .j
f'tae and lh<- rham twr* ••( lb*
-urt are in Jaeke-n eill*
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m il., fr m
Miami. an*) £1* m'l*« from Tam ta
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aoIf r<»»at, la .111 mile*
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:
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; lurur*' fe*«. and m llrae * »>\ ha
1iny this additional Judge would I *
a ll* ,»on.iiny Of rourte. it '« *n r
miiualy e ip e n ti** ar.d inc-'n**-. *n, \J) I.blijf* litigant* ! • t r i ' e l t ‘ r»T
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ju l*» in hab*a* torpu« "f •»hei
Irish
inherent
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for
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9
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for Tin*
d r u m m “ Mother M *rh re *t~ Fo*
F ilm *' version of Kl*l» J o S n w t
Y o u i * i d ram alir rtory w h lrh will
t-* *ho*n to *!i) n > at th* Mt'an*
ll e 'le
Iw n n o tt
featured r*l*
Ford. who r» r
h ,< th *
’. h* t d - t p * ’•
torn*
th* Irish b a r k - ' m any o f t r r w i^ M 'a favorites- lU railton. Philipp* n * L a re y , p»»
and R »in«y Hildebrand
creen la ltiM , an d ' F-th*l Clayto n U ca»« a* Mr». C u t.
•*— M V Bennett tm * ; Victor M r l a r k n , who p a V. it John M w S w rrn rr n r u t a* j
her part a tend*-- ' C ap ain F t » r C " I t
What Piter jo lly pr r*« of G alw ay
T h * * c r r * n - o !» y
i , h r t ie r t r u d *
n mnt.on picturr G lo ry ’ it a**n a t th* K ilk *n n '
unded hy an all- G ia n t, an,, Ted M cNam ara play*
lip* h»r wort in th* part of th* |{a rp » t «f W e*
"d h*r reeer.t per- ford
>* Laly
fK hre* in th* r«at ar» F ill- '
••• llenrwtl ar. J r r m n , Conatanc* Howard. N *il
orou
Die la,1
ally pm*11
fold mint*
In CW Ifi
take cornu
Uiaaal* by
•1 “BouMi
taut* of t|
ably never]
The a» V ** rang* from IS to
|2S, and the artang< m erit, of
loats and p rices are »<> re a r—I
that the, a v e rs e * ail ml a* ion w ill
Maniple T f the rrow d number*
be about 112.50; p«> m atter how
■any p ersona bay llek et*. F o r
KfiOO. « . * rere ip ts w.Jl b * ap
proximately >373.000.
waUr or i
I .A K T W O R T H — Bridge act***
Lake W orth entirely rebuilt.
“The Friendly Drug Store’
E. Flrrt 8 l m t
I'rewcrlptlomt Filled I’ romplly
* 'Sanford
g£S£
A K F. C I T Y
I’lar.a |ir"gr*««in*
erection nf new Federal buildin this ally
Laney’s
e *
Thera ai
Men here, i
th# rfn jrU re q u ire
I'jiJf* in this district
And Accuraleljr
Loch Arbor
The place to build your home
Forest Sanford Realty Co
“ Dr. m ^ T T "
Corwin Howell
HINTS
AM BU LAN T
PRO CTO LO G Y
I Treat m eal * f R a a i t u t H r * ,
tal III* * * * * w lta .a t lla a .iia iu
ormance
bjlitythat makes
COUPES .
T\L>:
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY U , 1t »
Now! At the PAN -AM sta
tions, there is the perfected
A N T I-K N O C K gasoline. A
new thoroughbred A N T I
KNOCK gasoline that is
ALL gasoline. Nothing is
added, nothing could be
added to give you better
motor performance.
Drive into your PAN -AM
station today, fill your tank
with golden gasoline from
the PAN-AM pump.
S A N F R A N C IS C O . Jan I
( I N 8 1 - H e le n
W ills.
Aat*r
trn n n
and a shy young
who anawrra to th* nam* of f
r t.c k ;>hand*r Moody, J r , J4 .
uf a San Franciaco capita' »t
Jay w ere re c e iv in g r o n i r t u ', -
following
th* announcement
tn *ir engagement to wn!
�1
* t
Sanford
D aily
Purchasing Power
O f Teachers’ P ay
Shows No Increase
H rrtld
VNT AD RATES
*rm »: Cftih In Ad m nc#
ihnn* ad i. w ill b* rp<-«i**<l
Jitrun*
and
i T t \ i »<* t * .
rollout. r t*u t
•tiatHj for payment.
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n e a ------ ..------ 7c a lino
m«
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on
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Vilma Hanky Agrees
That CinemaColony
Is Ahead In Clothes
requeat.
Tan ft
<oilegva
“th air fifteenth annua,
- ‘■m*r Her*.
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ijunt»d a Ila*.
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advertltlng U restricted
>per c la rific a tio n ,
n error U mad# T h* Sanl*tald w ill t># r»epun»ible
if
*ro«f|
of the *>r §£-
s*M u fv *rr*ity
md-
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> fjn n f lh# jv»,
h*- **“m y
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lh *t th « mm * i m ; m * m tm ry to v H i fl l
«ptt# n f
1*1
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<*r*r+'i by A n w t l i* tn iW r a w
a lu i
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<n *****
ratlin f t
t'rnerN m
CLASSIFIED B U S IN E S S
- DIRECTORY—
lr » n f inenrr*. t tm artlon ,
ifvrrtn er for lutoequeat
(til
r h , nffio# ihutild
ified im m ediitely iq caaa
or.
TO A D V E R T IS E R S
II#rald
rep re ien ta tlre
Ighlji fam iliar with rate#
And
claaelfication
w ill
L u rnmplaia inform ation
I you with, they will a t
In in w a rd in g your want
C l'T T H IS DIRECTORY OCT FOR HANDY REFERENCE
fn .k - it m a n effective.
lounermcnt.M
(J I
N IP P E R .
s ig n * of all
|n Sanford 1’a m ; A
tp tr Co,
I'hon* 303.
N
H H I’ A I R I N G
F IR W U C t,
ST \» \ K
A
H E A T E R -W O O D
C#o. [ W l' h, Tk« H tcjrl# Start
M .-Iam ltr A rrad *
— M iner Man (nun F o r Sale
D R l ’G
T U N IN G — By
«
17 yrara eiperientn,
•G RAPH impairing.
i>lc and G ift Shoppe
Arrad#
Than* 8.12.
NO M O K E 0 AS
IN STOMACH
A N D BOWELS
t and Pound
STO RES
CAFE
(len’l Auto
Repairing:
At TO
R E P A IR S
Batteries
A rt GaHtry Night l tah
JWW Sanford Atw.
of all kinds
W alrh chum
and
nrar Hill Hardw are
Pleaie rrturn
to W
I t i l l Hardware t ■*
I1 R Y
CLEA N ER S
MAFFET
TH RAILK ILL
to m o h lle
Phone 502
DODGE
r a n anil Graham t r u r k i
11th Strrat. I’h<<n* 3.
HUP-M A UNIONS
inford Automobile (.'
anoha Ava.
I ’ho
T rad* in yv»u»
at ' V v i t t r t
S I'B t I A l. N O T IC K
Ilraiitful S u b u rliin lenne wth all
III! KNOW
city convenience#, In forty a>r>
GKT
51
■range grove, »n paviol road lt*nr
TOI*
RK1*
oiintry ('lull.
Overlooking l-akr
KUH IT
1'limn Good fithtng, ln w n g
ao'l
TV
W ill
’"athlnir
llnnt furm th n l.
Il"iuw
11 A V I
■
’|utpt>*il w ilh E l « l r i r
l i ' ng*.
K rig iila lrr and hot and >0*1 watar
inraa Sc r ile *
to hath room Up and ilown «ta r*.
\Vi| •*!! both or f n t
h 'Utr
U .lIT P R IN T S H O P
Y t#r*ir<’ on any thing in Good Ir r it u . W . 1. llr n lt y , I’hon*
»IA. A phone r a il w ill g#t <191 or ra il UM W. 15th St.
on. rV in n 1 I7 W . 9 R a il-
.y^furnilur*
Raw Throats
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REPAIRED
la * M, Waad A C*aJ
t it h a r f a W aaf T »>«*
CKO. DEETCH
lnAima.1 tad a m Irom c o n tia a t
vw i ta b« ifu iik lf i t l i f i r d N o u it
f**iiag rn.tn J i u i u k i at ilU K to d
a looking doM uf
THE BICYCLE STOKE
LEO N AM O r i
Mrl.ANOEK AIU AUE
con.n m t r u u m i i t o
I
KEYS
ivnon A ( O A L
A lw a y s <<n hand :*t
IN IO N I'M A R M A C Y
N EW
T IR E S
E
10— H ouhcn F o r Sale
LOOY Dwr DOPh
NO B L O C K S — Irrig a tio n
anti ganaral cement w o rk.
Concreta Co. J.
K.
f I V C F C X IM P n V W C A b O M w t C v VWT CAhAfc tM J M 'T
(“. I W A t i A T u a A U i e
‘C A U S C i» A S T C A H u e
T o OCV= - I U 1 \ | V W . N h \ E S E \ . F W T T T D C
T a r-
i i*Top. 3rd. and Kim.
S T O R E — P r*H
DRUG
ioni, D tu g i, Soda.
Wa
w ar u your phona*
C a ll
. R O O T IN G : l h . Roof E y
ing.
Matal
yhlnglea
r team tin and g alvan liad
Sea Ja m rt fl. O iw an , O ak
d Third S t
I'non* 111.
p Wanted (Male)
■n Men— If interrM rd work
rr s
A S W £ S F h D M t v f FtU-C A,M‘ S O C ’U . T H IN K DfO
CM t > d F o r
L E G A L N O T ir E S
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c m tik m o r Y o n < k
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t mi i h u levin i I iiif o f J«ui
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iM hin fo r DNcttArM * *»f *h* <%i »*»
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h «A rln f l.a hn«l u|siti tha#
' romantic South Amcrka lh# Jlrd day nf |T*li \ l» 1 *0 '**
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known r fM lilo r i iiml <»l h*>r
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rgiitered breeding ito ek.
rourt# Ihnt lh « rU rk ih n ll non#I hr
ng pedigreed ito rk elegibl* mall. In Mil know n rretllluta, a#»|i4n*
glatration.
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l« «yed b r
o f r * « M r » e « na a u i t i
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w. • a**>»nl Florida, that we will,
to bay—Sis room modern #e aatarday, March tad— lit# , at
|a n'«l*#k A M. at m i plae* <■>
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raident Coolidg* today afxed his signature to the
Id io ts - Briand anti * war
reaty. With members of the
abinct. the Senate and other
ugh . sovernment officials
rroupea* about him in the
teat Room o f th. Whit* How..
>r»»U*nt CuolWr* sta rted h-»
K M to Lb# ib d ia n t with a bad
Ir.kc of tua p»n at 10 :10 A. M.
Thus was a n p lih tii tha M|«
lations tmUatad by Secretary
i f Stela KaJogg in Pari* Ua«
la n o it wbrn IS of tba wa»W*i
r a * «n it fiis i tha tleaty to rri ovate war aa a raattar at aatWatl policy. Bciiiitt tha 13 ar.ctaal
>gnatonw. 4t olhrr natijaa K»«agread to adhere to tha pact of
O t A tta ck s A*jnim>t
issue- OfltesumBmc
N K W YORK, J aw It.
\V.\; U l X . n i ? « . U a a IT s -. IN
I ha a b u M U t u a s ^ . m»«
M l tha i » a ' n w i M il I v s
tram t W mat— la ihiy
nonu. ngwh «*• rtu,T
i ala mint U t . w
ca«S •
> »a t».T par- cart waa ■
tha d t Mia i n
SC Juuph load pwalhd
vtgarauaiy ta IS I w a "O'
Tha B u t Roam, iraaa af maay
’.iiaoua gatherings, hat *rrtae»*d trm maro iAprasatsa n n » > *
Iw than today. fraaMaai Chal'
d s » sat »Kfora tha «M eahiaa*
Ufc'a wbkk had be*a gsed flbpa
Iska Adam's time cpttl tha re*
U n t ’j e af tha White H m « JarL g tha RooaaaUt M W W W
Tuesday
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Walsh Predicts Cubs W ill
ShowBiggesfImprovement
O f N ational League Teams
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EM PTY!
By Burris Jenkins Jr,
New Night Letter
S e rv ic e Overseas
Is Started By W. U.
Lae Vc
dieama, I
It awairu
tfnject. J
P ik e a «
♦tad duo
und deroli
activity a
'Feature
w>a A n g e !
‘ Sportwriter Believes New York Giants
Chicago Outfit Will Be Ultimate
„ Contenders
For I’ennant
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The Cuba may be na mu.n aa
20 per rent better el jh fur ti •
roaanea of llornd.y , nd the Im «
la punch wi). give th>-ui. Tb my
^ friend no longer it a great «» •"(
} tuaeman but the mat. doctn t ‘te,
/ Who ran otithit him furo ‘.he rt
j aula of the plate, lie i.aa been the
, clamoring need of Uto Chirac i IP'
. field thane aoveral y e n an,| the
club got him without aarilfit >ig
^ anything it couldn't ,pere. To anj
that th* outfit which beat! tbe
*■“ Cuba will win the pennant, .a I j
eommll a bromide. Hjarvter. the.
I atlll aren't any atronger than a
i
now yrar'a rraulution at third bav
The flianta’ improvement hflj't*.
I
keen more than D> r«r rent .’ •'J
W I wouldn't atako theni to thwt if
r U wasn't for the fact that car•
’ tain men who were available uni
g fo r parte of lu t amsun wiit be.
1 remly from tWv ouU:t. U«*«e i, a
!i better aecond baaeman than t o v
I
will prrnced to prove it r.t
K Uio earliest possible moment. r‘i»
[ G i a n t , were a thump ball .'i't't
l " against left handira lost year •c
K . cause of the shift they had t> urc
r fo rthe occasion. That's out JW
'' lika a man golag u lunch, pnvi*
[/■ oed Uett la the permanent sec in I
Y baaeman and Ered I^ath^fiow the
Phllilea, can gej by conalatenl y
( , in left glelii Uealdi’a, this left
f handei, IlubbeP, will be In there
i- fur a full aeaaon and that oug>t
1 tea make rate*
some and
differDodgtra
n:t, pelproi*
h 'ft
L 1
11 _-.il
Ik .
'v '<>
lll.
r plenty.
Hogan
akoiklin be
both
\«td
wall
lh«a_ Illetter
;Hg trade. It alak,*d 1‘ittlbjr^l
a left Hand piwbtr It lone h •
bt dad It took aWvy a tiliyv*
prihatdy waa tkrough at
ta KUUI. anyway. Tha add!o f.eakty. wSth th* PlraU
h lahlnd kirn, m tf mean a
• Idt In g»maa won and l * t
on ,lh» otkar a.f.i f«malatiij
, tha Infield no lungtr la (>J
I. tha Pirate* » « > Itot Kite
bdek but eerialnly they
a * rum# i« r « a id vary far,
r. Tb* club, However, yr»L
m i very m art when it at*
K MOUDWUrTAKEN
N TA C * ; Jan. IS_(IN 3>
I'n k n
IS— (1N3)
Trl»fr»ph<
<U,mpanjr l.-i»y
announce*! that
mti'.r, hav* b*rn o*nplr<*^
»h*r.-l.y lh* SO-VnrJ r i Bht |«t(#r
By Darla J. Wal.h
laternatiinal New, Sen re
8 porta Editor
^
NEW YORK, Jan. hi.—Grant
V th* poaaibllily t.iat the . .
"j way yet ronnlv* to tome puttrv
! UTtr a trad# or two, It ra.i lr
j COIK*d»'| Wpro or leva today M '
| thu National twigur .lulu an
1 or In asm-i raara ronaalnabl, n Keen Com petition I las
r Mt, for the 1929 aeuon and s l
M arkediV acticcsO f
J » h * t they happen to muatrr t
j
Hifirh Sciiool Outfit
• la approrlmatily wluit they • i i ',
J hare to ahow when the pun n t « I
r.y Jack Peter,
" 'It, therefore, may he eMirr-t-I, |
! without anything mn rj* to I mr I The high arhied ba krthnll trnm
than violent eontrailietlnn, t >a' '• irrarticlng dally fur the ...mine
the two fnuat improved h,l| il l* i lllj with I le; xtvI, whllh will t..'
.
IW ),
■ In th® National la-agup today «re played Saturday n'uht
tC>« ChicOKO Cuba ,n.| the *.'•» M..rri, iv changing hi, men from
York Cianta and that, » f thu on.- posit.wi t.. another in . , „ n li
'pair, the Cuba figure ,u <hu* th-' of a atronger defenw and a fw-t
er olfrnve. |l|,
th,
Cl eater Improvement.
■ H r W ffy th llllf elra being e ,ual. lime, the team ha. m.t mude ,
which aeldome la the ra*e, tli.y record of which it i nn l.»n«t. || w
pbuoftj make ultimate 'iglit fo,-<h. •ver, Saturday night the t .oaeh
ho|,' . to ,h..w n team which will
pcanant, witli the I'itt vlrirgli I
rnlea ebowlng plenty of auCi >.11/ he entirely d.fferenl from the
lu t nut loo much and vi.a St. I u»», form**r nns
5 Cardinal, failing like the old
iMiring. the im e tirr ,ra,ion. !h
rVMfUerTnt) pe of Aunt L'rrtha. Tie U iy, ».*••m to have noire |ep than
EJJnratea may l.u figui.d to »um ever before, and they ore nil an,
K nan tome alight impr mmint, lit |"U» I|. piny. W a i l * . „f th,.
Cardinal, none at all. In (a-t, I eompMIOet lietwern them ( i f th.
. voult, venturi* to any that the I.» lne„ who nte allowed to pmJ (hampinna may be o 'f aa far a. iVf», it ‘j* nlniout i m p * i « i , ,
. I 20 percent front their 19211 pun*, Piek nut one who I, [M. u » r than
n- There are, a, u mutter of ?%•», another. Every game between
. *«riy two other enlrlea in IS" Ihil two team, ha., either emlrd in
K lM fU e which might be entitled a tie. ur „np or two p.di)f« differ
K b look forward to haying tel.e* •nee.
$ 1**1 flub, an<l," unfnrliinalcly, a
Due to the fart that school wa,
K K m iM aal timea nothing la atlll not in session during the past
nothing. I am rafrrrlng to the week, regular practice was not
n l M f t i a and Philllea, One can’t held, hut alnen school has been
I go hack any fuithpr than the e.'d resumed the l«y s have atarted. k.'tb:il| game, a.>, well a* they did
■ Of the ultimate limit, in a t v/ 'l •Heir play with rvnewrd interest. for the f',,tliall game,. The tram
’ aaeumo that thla pair h*a ,ott - I ,nd hop, for lietteit sucre,. There promise, a good brand of liaskrt{( forward a' hit. Thai the Jln.di-nire In whool n few Imv, who h w . linll and oii.e w nv for “Ole S. II
j Biavea hare done \lkpwive ie n<d
J an unlikely supposition, it ii an
To g vr |hr fans nn klM of thr
r absurd appposition.
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YORK. Jan.
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< O V M > \ i «'.-» •
WEDNESDAY JANUARY I It, 1W *
NEW
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matr a| w»«uh COItt|ko*rs th«t train,
th pl.iyrrs anil
thn'r |»oi«it'iinw
>*tl| hr mrnth>nri| IV ntin, |*un
•Irr, l.imlrey, and ||ayr«, forw ard
S rnrrr. Srhlrar ^ Kmhiw, K.irh
rr. Krhots, and llritt. Guards Mil
Ur. f.i<. I V fr s . Molnoff ami Kd
rnfieki Jim Higgins.
ha.n
hern r;?V. pfity* a forward pon
Son.
Ayroa kr orrupl d renter
(Misition unti| he «u«tainrtj a hrok
•n rib :n the I e«*shtjtr gam**
•*** t >
Liv*rp>„t.
dtrn<W.I
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In
uvrr-
lain.l»R,
I u t l r On Tjrw,
Southampton. thindar, K*ilnbur f h,
anil Itrif.it
Th • rahl- n jht latter will .up.
•.lament tSa weak rn.l rabl# Inter
m.l the rrrular rabl* letter , r j
. r hr a per than thr lattnThe
*«wvir* w!| he .itrn.K.I to ,;|
• inf in Crvar Rntian ah.1 lr*.
n | . « «.r.n a* the nov.ftary artntmwert* ran he n>aile with the
•ill ’*h n ith title,
|t will
• i'r the r,pen<e nrt.lrnt.1
■•I i »n.l I., .-ling m e ,,a (r , ir t
• M |.'..'ulr (rr a le r frm lum
,(
............... n ,‘aM ffram i, which
-.lain !ung"ua£r f i x ’*,
I hr rtt.n«Ion ,.f nifht letter,
X I r n wtl| mean mu.-h to the
i., ...r .* inm —h.t make, frequent
n «» of th, rahle. a, well a, to
*>..*e pe ,.m« who u«e the rable*
'.■r *o-i»| purpoaea." ,aiil a bulle
tin «,ue.| by the r .mpanjr
"Not
•nly will l he .'al word n'gM letter
« * « » with a irrrwt ileal of the
n r' c i t y for nniinj and decoding
.alilreram ,. but it will at the
•anie time provide a gTeater free
d">m of repreerjon berauae it allminatea the vtilteii phraaeolocy
nerrraarily employed when rude,
are u,e<l.'*
Bebe Daniels, Lyons
Said To Be Engaged
Southern Bell To
Boost wState Lines
For laonff Distance
more than fS.000.O0f> for addition,
repri aeiitv
12 2 1
circuit
mile* ' „ f .all
wht«*h hn*
r
and rrroistructiun work
j bringing the total at ihe end ••( I . t tut*. impr \n| ti
TH* log outlay will reiult in 122 1 >ear to 2H,ltO0 mile, of lorg dl«- /nd high
»P^«*d »rrv|i*t
new circuit*, a total of IM.iaai . ,r• t.«n< r« lin n* in f r n 'm on
Thir oiroilt* to hr •ulcl^il arr aaiti
ruit miles. Ily the erv} o f th vejr
of pn|p Imr
" be dixigivd to handle•• grrater
2A2 .Pi*. <ir. idt mile,,
rin g on
O ••• Ilf |«C (lilt it.** tilling fr«tUT»*T V0»f|imr • f r a11 *% and t»»* inrrru«r
| 91,2*0' mde-i ..f |M,lr lmet w|M Iv i„* f t Irph<*n# i|rv«|i»piiN*nt in thr |hr *!»«•••.| -J
•rrvii r throughout
i - i i> the iumpany'i ternt my.
imth haT lurri tha« •a pul
t hi ♦ En tioit. Switi hhnanU ami
k%iil Ih- mo ht up in thr - sp in *|.
In H ori.h the inrrrnve in tHr .*r>i| im|irovrmrnt of thr lung «I,
othrr tull r«|ul|imi*nt will hr r n•f the li.n< i!i t *nrc trlrph ne •• 1 ....... . I *'g distance service will tErir** oirvirr. accunhng to trier* tnrgnl ami ituproVnl whrrrvvr
| impur" IS new elrrtilt, at m ap- l*h*»nr offirialt. Thru*
b^en nn ' n«w ii*iry t«» mrrt thr growing
vli
in tin* •out^ra*t»rn st it. #
|T. xioijte cost /ef |S2S.0OP Thl* rn« rmiiu* lncrr’a *# in the number I nis*il< »f
f tht* Bouthrrn state*.
th l» year
a.*r«irding to the pk»n«
f t' r South* rn IU-II i ifnp.i’if
The I'j^tl program, uffi i.•I * stat-*,
la one of the largest
f it* kind
*vrr attempted in th* • iuth, uni
inv% Ivra a gross e « ih i>.Iituro of
Announcing
CUSTOM TAILORING Demonstralion. lay a Style Authority from
Society Brand.
it,
.
dcmoiiHlration will include an
exhibit o f Society Brand’s com
plete line o f new spring suit models
in addition to their entire showing o f
fine custom Woolens—You may sel
ect any pattern shown and have it
mbde up in any stylfe desired—
ttHSiig
V
lu re Ii • challenge that ring* srith fulfillment. Ita bid Is to all
\»Lo would own die best, and do car ia excepted.
In Tuht Getaway—against the champions o f any price class. In
.ipeed—anything the rood offers up to 70 mile*’ an hoor. In
rmtuiance—6$ mile* an hour all day long la being proved by
& mhat»d< I n Hill-climbing—give it th* hardest task yon know,
hi Silo u.:d Roominess—match with big cars of large pamm ngi i
CBi'M.JIy. In Appearant* and Smartness—compare It with the
cosily cart; In which- high price ia pdld for just those thing*,
hr Economy-against small light cars, whose chief appeal is
economical operation, and which do n6f cddtfend for per
formance distinction.
Tim e are but a few of the 76 ad
vanced features which a million
Sipcr-Six owner* are appraising
id Eaacx the Challenger. Come
examine and drive it. It will not
only win your endorsement, but
challenge your ownenhlp iriternt againat any value that motordom rosy offer.
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I D S A N G E L E S.
Cal.
Jan.lU—
ilN S ) A ip.irkling diamond ring
ub>rned me engagement finger of
'l-be Daniel,, film artre««, to i»r.
m.l the tarty of the second part
t« Ren l.y»*n, popular juvenile ae
tor
Although Miv, D an eU hot been
rejo-jtedly reported engaged u
'hi, and that perwin, the engage
mint, never materialised.
Tine
one. howeser. appear* to be aothentic and it ia reported that the
formal ann.iun~emrnt will be made
by her mother. Mrs. Phyllia Dwnlela, at a dinner party In b* given
Vie,t week.
�T O E S A N F O n n H E R A L D . 8 A N F > J $ P jffr p R 1 p j
BELIEVES
IEAD ACT IS
TO REMAIN
i
Prices
Deal
E V E R Y D A Y M O V IE S
j TO UBpQ AY. JA N U A R Y
17.
1 »2 0
iiipm cnl* w*nt forward.
Onetime Attorney
Makes Success Of
Vegetable F arming
* S A P . k S O T A .
lU latim lirg
F I...
Ja n .
a c k itT aw .n ;
17_ A ^ ! ~
I f i n
b . i j ,r g
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H i-«a y a h r a 'm ia «ii-tr .> r
„ , rt hj, , p iln r rr. „ .
I)r. Joseph
Corwin H ow ell
:pr*nE «t
th* Palm er Farms n
• ih * fa .I * t p b »
was the s Ur res * a* Lauird j
I hi* to miry IrabU* r J m M u
r
Sif W 'li am li'o V i i H i t f , a fertm-t . t i l i n ' m* Wgfi *# IS*' r * ^ H '
f
N 't If V ^ r k n ‘ I n m v y ,
j * * i ! •*
P ' n ^ w ^ r K n r * - i 4 i * «•
S | .-A i-o «Ifr. rim in g t«» PI i,i* dcrfufly suited to the t * 1' n* *
U t | t i *4
III h m i l h
« U f d |#»1
* * „ a 1 v.
* * fiilly
I i ' I ii
to the I'rdmcr ikvplapnieot trul area .an frtl «* 4pnri|f ri»I<*r*
lJUlTh* *■ d 4
faim t*( ten
ni[i
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lb * P a l m e r i»U »ro * * l«
n d
IV lm r r
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later
it until hi* bc
.#ri n e* p** t-n,f t«• «U*un' up *■
***** mere«.
t.» w at1*1 last >«**r
I I * * p «4* t t e > i . » h * i j
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\
i m ip r m t t u '
a * * o r in l io n
p r i n (f « f i e r y a n * ! rvrvx r d
t h a » * - , * • * i h t «• » |
a m » •r s »
th r r• v - r
m
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o f V . ^ O M i tl* h i • I
r I a r m * i*
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U * t j n * d t . t ! l ! * 4U r r e s a i * *V l V 1 * i » r k r t n | t h e i r e e l r r y . A m o j
m
m a r t * r 4t r a « » n l i n n r y n s h r h , . d i * * ' i V a i l i i r i f r T a d n / . p ? f
am i
(ife \ i ml* fr -r r n tn a
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• r ( Thia j Unt *a < tn o»**ratk>n l o t
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LAS V I
'Moral Benefit
Lai V.
PON. daa. 17— (tNB)
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r n o n o i.fM iY
fail |fl*r m<«*• »« 11 h«»*• r If it* pitot*.
C O LD S M A Y D E V E L O P
INTO FLU
« t la
• M a d b y Ux>f »
AM H ri.AN T
iTrml>ntnl of H
iin*l nn
il H
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ir M ilk Probleins
with K L IM
who
fCaOMd aSaut Ui* sue*
m i n t af proUMtloa
o b » . ars d rtrta r to
Kcaaa e^sn (-rratar,
U ftMMr
Uiay time a'are Ita pasiMtaaa to mala comeaen tba iwmSor af irt*
aelad beoiaie rordi-
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in
KLI^f, frnh milk p iw d fm l. will
H
11i<
**»!»» four milk nfoblcmt. If it Jc*
liooui (o f drinkiai or iiHtkinn If
irrfTit i t i r i jn*l pure undtr ill toflditiunt wfiLiotri i n
In fjn ti ind chil*
t!r«n ihnts ltd it, Whjf oof fry It
today?
SPCLL IT BACfVWAWOS
C o u lb s fr o m F in M a y I V r a k r n Y o n r R y s te m
nnil I .m il In S e r io u a T r o t ib ln
(*tl ein UAp (hiiroi now with f .rooRiu]ato>n, in rmtiUih***! n e m iif thil i«
plra ms I to 1j kf
(rr*vmuliion in a
brtj»f4i di*Corrrr with Iwo-fnlj tclw>i»v ii bk-Hh**# triij It aU (hr
jnrawSfanr* af»s| inhibit a (:rtm grot* tit,
01 til kno** a druft rrrovoia t# rtf«irm*rd ly h-xh mnfical aulharitiet
at awfi( lb** trr
heal inf tf frvfKi
frtr rnvfht frT»m n»Lit and tronchanj
irntatiksna.
CdTriirtmltiofl r-tnuini, la
adtlihaa |i> cnantr, otb^r hriling
eJrtnmj* arhirh i^iha ami Hfdl tb#
i nfidnurd m'^nlrirx** arid »tnp iha Ufilnlion, 'thif? I hr cremn**? gfkft on to
PR E S M
M ILK
PO W D ERED
ihr ilomirli, it thtnrivtl inis tSt
I'lond. tlltrk i lSr <n| «| the lmnU»
•nJ cSr^kt the (rsvth ol ibe («r m i |
(jroaiuluoi it (tiu tn lrn i u litit >
lory in th» irriinu-nl of rouaht from
tolU, l rone full, and minor fermt
bronchial irnliliona, and it ricellrnt
for Sitildinc op tjir tyvlrm after rni.it
w do. Money refunded if not fo
liated afirr ukinc accorditi* to dlr-c,
iloaa. A it your ilruagivl. CrromuJ.
lift miy help you amid Ibi. b<tl ia
not itlii at I flu timudy. If you ban ’’
fam . or think you may kite the tfu,
■as your doctor Immadittrl). (tilt I
CREOMULSION
FOR TH E CO UG H FR O M COLDS THA T H A N G ON
"S ay, Jos, ran you U s d me • Ik ll# t u h fur ■ roupl* * r t k i !
W hatta matter, Ioat yota.« job?**
'No. but lV i fallen ia l ive a«afnN
N ew
York Stock
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114 1-2 Imp Cop
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Rd*
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ffo Pac
So R w y ______
Exchange Reports
. . . i t ’s the H eart-Leave
that are kind to
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M ,t-4 Willy* Ovid
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41 I I T r it Tr* .
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d« 4-t Gulf SI Stool
12 * M Inti iftW
107 1-4 lnt| T and T
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70 18 Mack Tr ....
: 74 7-8 Mrld Oil ...„
22 1-1 Mid Sta OH
842 1-4 Pan Am Pete
I0A 1-1 Rem Rand „
• .88 1-8 Roy IHit
*»*—- ll Sear a Rgcblt
119 1-8 S|| and S P
lftl 1-8 Simmi Pete
- 87 7-8 Steer Jjfrnr .
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.
4 u m >o
taks
js e
oaooyc*mi> V
, .
Down here, in my country, where
the fine cigarette tobacco grows,
every planter knows what keeps
the coughs out of the carloads,
•
^
;'-i . - • ;
.. ; f
There are three kinds o f tobacco
that grow on the same stalk. The
groutiddeaves (‘sand lugs' in planta
tion language] are thin and dry:
they have little taste or flavor. The
top-leaves ('gummy tips’J grow rank
and weedy: they arc harsh to your
throat. But the heart-leaves ['golden
cutters']
blossom and cool
Ld>P#V'<pf
spring waterl
'O l d G o l d
Oldt rtA«rea
r&owtcr ?
-
buys the heart-leaves. Just
afew&kjen.beautitsffom^be heart
or each plant. That's h o w Oy? G o l d s
g e t th e ir /honey-like smoothness.'
That’s w hy you can sm oke them
mornin', noon and night."
NO. 1OF A SERIES,
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—:
. . A ’# f i d
h ) T o b ac c o
Plantenofth* S«*»jf S#*/A
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r-
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA nil'RSDAY, JANUARY IT. 1K9
OOVBRPLAX President P la c e s
0 L E A V E FOR Signature On Pact
iia m i Mo n d a y To Renounce Wars
[(Captlaaod From r a n ' Ore)
tree for the disappointed ones.
[A fair example of what m g it
I expected occurred in the car-*
I Secretary of the litamur; Vt -l.
n, the one member of the ( V
fge cabinet that Wsvhlnginn 'it dtra la aura to go into the II
ly cabinet.
Within 24 hours after the publiitioa of stories that Mellon would
) retained protests he*so in roll
to the Hoover offices In the
ayflowrr from those who are
>90ted to Mellon policies. The
V tn ti came by mall, telegraph,
id Sanatoe Coutent tit) of Michian pints' led In person.
Publl'hed stories that Williart
1 Donovan of Nf^J York, Is a
kely aolection for attoraay f*nejl broufht a similar flood of Pro
lls. Friends of Senator Wheeter
I ) of Montana, attacked Immedl■ly Donovan on tbo y rot ml be
waaecytid the persecution," of
■ Monlarh Senator it retaliation
t what Wheeler did to Harry M.
lugherty. Th* finatlral u.*ys pro"
a ted that Donovan isn’t * dry
|,riuurt from the irreconcJabt**,
fUed a report Interpret iag (Hi
treaty n not Infringing en tra
ditional American n|ku, Snrtlary Kellogg described this report
a* having "no effort on the
treaty.'
TAX REFUNDING
a n d T u m ISSUE
V IE IN SENATE
B a b e R u th Sobs
On K n e e lin g At
Bier Of His Wife
of Alabama, im luffing **try inch
« f raal h UI# and »vrny dollar
t f capita*. It i« irn-r, than lh#
total wfaith of t.imi*ianalt jk I'UiI*
inf the ffrat city of N«w Oflaana.
(continued from ptye one)
They bad been that* ever *in
the hody was lituught home In
black motor hes.'eo three hou
r °* v r d«>#«
hould ha«a
not m^k.
ra*h
for food
f »vtt nmmt
flfMtVlf iUCh
im that*
ft fund1* .an«| rrtnlll.ii a.
remitrW
an uvifoftty
■ rrvl ? an*l
J
that it
rrhtk* r iYornmant.**
P. Vre nay, w ho with euperint-n
dent of nolle* Michael 11. Crowley
*nd Arthur 11. t’ fowtey, the politf
official's son, hail arompan «1
Ruth from hia bote! to the Wood
ford home.
It was but a step or tdo inside
and turning to th# left, theh fam
ous ball player was in th*. fluweiitirwn * room. Them St Ruth •
feet, St he kne'.t ami bi*'**d himi*lf were his own flowers —ufon
which were written in white Dow
Lugh to b* attorney general, and
ns the words; "rest in peace "
la Ku Klua Klan protested that e
Ruth bowed bi« h»ad. Ilia hand,
[otestant mult b i d the Drpart
came together and h i finyrM
jant of Justice. Ihmovrn is u
-Ineed tightly In a mighty gti.'
ptholic.
Ilia huge iiody shook coeuMve y
[F o r these rraaops, if for nr
Hr look f t upon the pale swe t
[her, Mr. Hoorar has drchled ti
fac*. so still in dri^h, ami sol .
(ap his own counsel concernlnp
a racked his frans-. T ra n coursed
ibtnat appointments uptll shortly >cn; and third, to a warjent auth- down his cheeka.
itislng
the
us*
of
the
great
seal
• for* icauguratio^ Probobly no
ppolntment could ba mid.' that >1 the United States on the treaty.
kks
\|| will be deposited in the Sir..
rould not draw paoteata from some
Department archives.
barter, wjoi ha considers it would
Orta Incident marred the other• unfair tg. make targets o f hit
vise acremly of the
At
rlends and future sides.
•he (’ resident was iboUt tu sign
Today waa an off-day for the he treaty, Sidney Y. Smith of
’rerident-elect. He ba* been con- •n* treaty dlrisum of th* State
erring and meeting callers eight ') « pert mens leaned oVtr his ahojl
Wurs a day every day since be fcv ler to smooth out th* document
wen la tha Capital, save Sunday
dr. C o.ld g* wa* visibly annoyed
rber- were no engagement* today
iml in ■ Voice audible all over th*
dr. Hoover dec id
he needed th'
.Him, he *ald 1° Smith; “ Will you
ime to gat caught tip with hi
ecp out of tha way." Smltn quick
Aversion For E
Costs Atlantan $26
orresponde tve, which his been cs
eedlngly heavy since his return to
Washington, snd also to attend to
iom« paraonil birfnaas.
That ofit riMri
President-elect Hoover as Globe Trotter
y wilhdr*W.
While th# guests w ire arsilinx
or th* President to appear, Sen
itor Durah walked to the desk
.ickcd up th* treaty, eiamlnnd II
CAL GIVES BREAK PAST
luiely and said to his lenatori*
si''ague*: “ Ye*, it’s all right- ’
Ratification of th# treaty w*i
WASHINGTON. Jan. IT. —
IN S )—Preshient Coulidg* gav iieump1|th*d In tha Senate by a
mother senatorlsl breakfait Kill yota of 85 to 1 only after tm
nomtng at th* Whit* House, am' eeeki of spiiitad dibale. Sensti >
goaf, c i - hia guests were of the illaine (R> af Wlaconsin, a dla-|p|* of tha old LaFuUstt* achool
lion* held out ag«iit*t tha part. junctut*. Ration waa fined |2d
Fr'or to th* vote, th* SenaU For- and roat on charges o f drunkmnea*
•ign L f U l l o i t CommitUe, under
Th- rwfuntla anal credit a. flYtn
out ti| l he* T rea«urv (Jvpartmtflt*
it
will
b-o
ih»wn Have
n.M7.IUVtOCW
War
finre
th»
ititalail
World
Thu mm almo«l tHjuala tha
f.ntuh dwbt,
d«aa
tha
F*ranch dohi and t« ilmib-t th#
Italian ikbt to tha Un.Ud Statia.
With inch ^talitttra at thflf
n.mmjruJ, th* inturffnla jifedkt*
nt llu*y would atrifi Mellon of hia
(teat refund
rnuM« of the
I -
power a.
In th#
dehat*, !h#r# ndjf
» itili* inter* tiny
.H*cu* lions
In
thst three biflmn dollar total.
With the deficiency bill out of
the way or sidetracked, debate
will be resumed ns th# cruiaaf
bill The fate of the navs. mean11* 5, remains in doubt e Ith><Of h
it" ran command a majority ;W
the Senate if brought to a selO.
of i| scifir
FORT
ivfunds. included
MYERS, FI*-. Jm
IT.
_ <|NSi —Thomas A. Edison, th*
■ v«i 'ntrnlw. settle,l down tod-y to hie tUth winter j**»«n her*,
lie rrrlvml last nignt. * » ! wai
wrlcomei) at the station by more
than 1,000 person )»nd a braaa
JlIkL
r u m o k h a r k FA U K
W ASU ING TU N.
Jan
IT —
( I N S ) - Report, of a rvvidullun
in llnndura*. in wlticK ftreigners
were killed, are false. Hi i chel
V Jchdaon, Am'rican charge if
affair* at T »r'»«ijalpa.
a cliad
the Slate n»partm*rx today.
DON MAROl'Irt IM III
HOLLYWOOD. Calif. Jsn. IT.
— <I N S I —
Ihm
Maniu a. New
York hum*..isl ami n.lumniit, la
sertosaaly ill herw t<wiay aft*, suf
fe rin g
a h-act attack, lla bad
proviousJy beep 81 with inf’.uen-
r<' - vJ
|U r« wa have President-elect Hoover and the va/toos places he Vtatted since tha early part of hia Ufa Depart!** from
Da PUMpaa his foml-wtll tour shuctly. suiting tin West Indies before Ida tn auguraOuo. This ulU add several hur.drtcl mill
Maori oa a round th* eorld traveler
. . t
ind dtsbrO rly conduct.
the toasted flavor , overcomes
•
for foods which add weight.'
Reach
fora
,V l‘* ft
20479
SE W'oco-Pej» rrsnbrly btcuuo
WocoFtp U • Deittbl UgL<umprenoion “rnpor pKnscM Bit uJ snJ
fo ahd InitcniJr.
rous.. That a rflii not aadjr murr power
and greater mUenge* but a Wcei<nioai:j
molor with Jcaa caVbon. With ^'oeo-rep
motor kmcki arc practically unknown—
real economy, too, whether for the fu til;
Dial!ous,
*, I
and tbo test of continued nao.
j m; a■
trio 5
r
>4 tMg quality
a.
M
l
r___Jjl- 1-1Aa'-JIL-A „
%
IWfad
■tiA
�THE RANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA THURSDAY, JANUARY 17* 1»M
Sanford Herald
Forgers In Florida
Our Own Medicine
TO E RECEPTION C O M M ITTE E
Gullible person*, ami quite often, strangely enough.
Persons not generally supposed to be so gullible, contribute
annually between *200,000,000 and $800,000,000 to the
rockets of Iwgiis check artists; and the iwotde of Florida,
JOHN
it seems, donate considerably more than their proportion
ate share. At this season of the year, forgers and short
TEMPLE
changers are to be found in horde* enjoying the Florida
sun at the exi*cnse of others.
GRAVES
The Jacksonville Journal r.aa been warning its reader*
through a series of articles on the tricks employed by this
unusually clever tvpc of criminal. It points out that there
are so many wa\ t in which the public can be fleeced by
the check artist that unless one is constantly on the l o g Ter
un 4 tr. hi.iun ilune,
out sooner or later he will fall a victim to one of these r « r autumn un a hill.
>. I>cr- ! hv» wauM t t u irUtlcn
schcmea.
.'1 »i|i, nr .IrJin, . ( *i*i I.
The Journal's investigations reveal that forger* usually
work In groups of three. There are the •''■cratch*rs." the
“picker-UFa," and thn "layer-downs.''
The ‘ scnitrherK”
uro the boys who raise a ten dollar check to a hundred, or
who take one five dollar chock and m ike a hundred more
exactly like it. Frequently these ''scrntchers" have reach
ed such a high degree of expvrtr.oss in their work that it
is almost Impossible to detect a forgery even with a magni-
Prices
LA S V I
L a i V*
A lu m s, ft
i t strait*
construct)
pwJtriJ
Ft Ices oj
«tsd dss
activity
Tti. U
;• TBblUtDAY. JANUARY
f Kloild;
u^hin* to Northern »r**i
f »uii trt * vv ill hr {ttnl id*
Ions nftw
oUlon.” I
sold St a
feUtro. IJ
far Into
ua**
i
If, a. a c
Whon 1 sru a very llt’.lr girl
the rirras cam. tn town
1 wesv'd pat on my ihor. with
. tls lr potent tl.**.
And my flow'ored d<mlty gowt:,
Aad oot to tha kt w'Jh IU Mltuwiov Unt,
my
Spirit would marrh with
pkimrs, and my fort'
lh* ttut* o f th# ercua hand,
thor* Ia all tM fllt lr r and
high on thrlr
th*t two f |
gn
.Undtr
turn of ill.lit,w o ih
In uulicu.ij
a i. jur Grnrral Sutnmrrali is 'nr
airatr.C living Moruiian—who I,.
t. .* y r r.ln t I'loriitiin In a I ni»(ory? N r*{ w.rk it can Ut told.
Aad
florioua afternoon*,
c4> ti t1itv. A glti»* of Mirti.ff
us, often ||4 po*«ib!e.
(l.1 > M optniun
In
J
of grapefruit In <*vinf e|f 9
ju.ee • i hit f a grapefruit m tie
ni-dhiPif I* nowhere n*|ir enough
Serve e triiji fruit! in j»otm* lot ru Ut
• ’ try rural ami m l»ctwr*cn iiceti
Lovfe-Bc-
clatpril
J
I she r|'i<K*mii that ha* Ih*hh attorns
f sit*1 th** r shinfty for a n1 •nth ®| q
mnrr.
I'rrhips a f a ir
nf ire h^. qj
m ity b*ing if Vvti thin I orwf1 J
i jis-fMlurt i» to Uw fmimi tp,
tfej 1
« umati Timr**St*r whir.t u.ts.df* $
ta list nf rhr »tfpn twiner t*ik» R hj *
Oh** physiHan* *n *u* *>■>•!i*jy *
• • fnhiatt ng -he epidemic
An online to I hi* n^ory " Every*
funij *h"U t rat ,in«l «iiink f y .
,♦*,4 in-JiH.r* i*»ul gn p rlru i! »««rrz|
17.
• JMe» ye with Jrruulem, and uc
glad with her, all y. that low h.r ■
I f jd r t fo r joy with heb, rJI y. that
■ocm for hor.—lu lih CflrIO.
’’ PRAYER—“ Glrrr of Immortal
glsdrws*. Fill Ua with thr light uf
l f y (Mall coins
j
J
p the |»M*vi*ntion airtil the v
ting of influenza.
* thmuihmit thr countr> atp
»njf much • pur* to 4«lvocui n*
^ V B L K VEBSB YOB TOD A Y~
aWOinNG^IN
m*-sl
'm
So iim ol for hi* o.rd* that nr
t.^« hr.* nlino.t nothing to do— ih »i
li thr plight of SV. B. Cohoon. f.rmrr Jyrk»**nvi||tr potirr iti.firtlor,
wi.oir inauguration a. ihtr ff of
lluval fountjr ha* bc,*n ins.do tl*r
- Loal for a grnrtal dopartbrr of
tsinthirra and hool lrggri. williobt
Kinu I HA T I M t S .lM o N
waiting f *r an imitation . t’hi
14 I1IH of Uiottrggrr*. it 1* raid.
grnrrnlly lumlint'.l by rlrrulai.
*11 hu.hr,1 to «lr<*|, ul nii.ht j j
.i.rir mothrr* with thr warn ng am; pimprlrt. ami olhir mrihod.
'fah«K,n will g*t you if you d*in'l-— State* today, t. ably defended leer likely to attract general at
from the practical as well a* theo
natch—out!
retics* standpoint
by
William tention. Ii may be .rid without
butu-rworth, president of
the rr.«rv» that the public that be
As the Man h fth which sill re*
atatement*
Chamber o f Commerce o f the Un- come convinced thai
ease him from cares of .late opitrd States. In an address deliver and offer* mad# in the avefatge
pioaches, the expression up < o.t.n
publication tan be taken a* de
t-oolldge's fare grow* posiutrly ed rnrntly, Mr. Uutterwoitli de pendable; ami Ihlt rente public
clared
that*
"one
still
bear*
the
impish. If this it the man who
ha* come to depend upon the press
Alice Longwrorth once dl»tr*pri t- occasional voice o f a assentcr for (information of every /nrt.
fully said tnoki-d ae though he h^d charging advertising with waiteAdvertising U an nipcrtant aid
hern “ wearad on a pickle" he I* fulne *. That complaint, whch by and edjunrt to .very legitimate
the
way,
Is
similiar
to
thus.*
one
most assuredly discarding hia pic.hsar* directed against every other enterprise; wiihout it th> produc
ii along with his politics.
line of human rudeavor, ratcly, it ers and manufacturers and deal
e’ er, comes from, those tp bu*aic*» ers w*uld l>c unable to approach
Supreme in the mrerdoty of
who ufldvr.tsnd snd work wtth nd- the millions of prospective cus
• ami Is that „ f Rolt.m*) Ucup at
vetUttng. Th „ ebage o f wasteful- tomers regularly and dearly; and
THE ECONOMY OF ADVERTISING
American Domination
..
.
.
The ambition of Americans has never been for a great
? **
■
PurP ' Imperialistic state. This country has never sought to rule
itand th tmr halloona: Ihe world, as France, England. Italy, Kuxsia and Germany
1 than anything in thr have at various times in their histories.
It has sufficed
' '
'
with us that we have enjoyed unlimited trade with other
tha raddaat on*.
nations.
•
wtth tha wand-bat I
Since the World iWar, however, the United Staten with
•d tha cost—^
g|j |(fl
resources, while not trying to conquer by force
Ian hlood of th# met
grn)|li ha(> actually made a great conquest by means of
m am r to eiwn my
(nc|u«triml contact alone.
Without mandates,
ng ^hat would not l«*t.
or troops with which to enforce them, we are
bad Stopped my ran and Amcricanlxiftir thn world. That would not seem to ua so bud
(or the other nations, hut they are beginning to regard it
0* I rould—and there— ' with eyes of distrust.
thf »*j»aUt«o—and had
In Japan, a country which is feeling the effect of this
kar«t—
Wave of Americanization as UtlLa as any, Tankaoobu Murobode, a writer of great reputation In hi* own country1
, has
been greatly aroused by the jazz hand spell under which
/
- Did you tun# In on Smith but Japan has. fallen. Ho laments thnt his country, like the
; p..*|%ht. H you didn't you may never
rest of civilization has fallen under the influence of Ameri
ft.got snolhrr rhanc*.
can gold, American power, and American idea*.
"Wc all admit thnt the ^cnericnn dollar is the most
7 b t , Tampa
Times recently
powerful factor in the modern world," he writes, "but there
rot# eo rone nrlngly on "The
are many who do not realize that Americn, master of the
aneriean Onion” that It brought
gold and power, is also making the world's ideas. These
igrs to our e y e *..
.people still cherish illusion that Europe is the center of
k Dempsey ta r* th# Sher- art, civilization and culture. Rut look around you. Wlint
Utbilng fight
is assured. of our present day life in Japan. Is it not American, rather
Probably more so than the than European? What is the Marunouchi Building (Tokio'n
Igretpts.
greatest modern office building)
—
'0
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#r Florid# dallies in th*
cars, jazz, radio, literature, all these ideas abuut rights of
iboritood o f Lakalnnd have re*
f gon e Into weekly field. A women, the spread of imdiglon, the decline of philosophy,
wnekly is better than a p#or the mania for gold? All these we have taken from America.
American Ideas control the world In all phases of clvilUa**
tlon. Europe still holds American culture in contempt, and
ear* » t celery left gvn* most Japanese ape Europe In this respect, without realizing
Tuesday and this number that we are all America’s slaves materially and Intellect
g I# tb# 8#ra*ota Hersld. ually”
* d to reach twenty a day
wot fetur*.
dscUres that th# Florida Kverglad## ran pruduc#, If fu.iy devel
oped for In* purpot#, between a.OOUMO sad SjOOOjOOO tpBa a year.
There you have Um solution of
on* of th# puulkag problems of M*
tlenal supply.
No one why t##s th# tblshly*
grew* fields of lh* Ckwieton cum'
pany. s# dtnaa that M , can with
dlfflcohy push a way through th#
crowding stalks, ran doubt ‘J ut
th# Kv*rglades can ba mod# th#
"v i gar-boeq of th# natloa.* It ia
th. r>rpoo# * f th# Dslhberg tour*
prim# to prrve this-nod aa ta*
c*U*aS stars has b*#n mad*. "TUa
ta oaly a beginaiag," says Ur*
Dahl berg. " V * w n t to skew the
An«l one more word —there art
I *wme cn*e* of inf.uenta in Florida*
mostly of a mdd typn— yet we art
informed that Floridian* are *lew
1 Ic* take their own medicine. Only
yesterday a grower of orange* *&4
grapefruit rt tiding no^ half a slov
en mile* from H-irtow, reported to
1 a local doctcir** office for trratmenl. Qn being asked if he ^
| l*een omzuming liberal qunntltiei
ol grapefruit ami orange juke, ha
replied in the negative, at the »*m#
‘ time admitting that hia home J
f surrounded by tree* heavily ’-den
■ wiU< tuscioua fruit.
rut lain iimtlsmen. who have im
a lit regard to only a
sense o f their own misdoing, " it
r»t\—*a vary small pari— Jf mod
be win.**
is indeed fort mate,
maite in every
em oiWertis Ag.**
1
1 5 $ S U ^1respectable
|^'« S S puh3!
II might be wall for Flugjda !•&
* to' patronlaa their own hoase'etrt
for the flu.
"thnt th* hr) diver, sbeut to .mmeise himself in th« black mul
slimy aoae' of sume tuwdylng
titsrsh, docs nut vie*( h a piojet'.u
mud bath with th* •£** of Inc
bird of paradise. It ia well that tl.r
hog. grunting and oalloving in
barnyard fi lh, is not enduWed c. #.*
the delicate inwIUvIty in e'enm*uess and rnvlronmrnt which that atterlse* th* Imma.ylat# peacock.
Neture, in her Infinite wisdom, has
provided for ail things."
Mr. Butlcrwurtb further ragge.trd that a bunneu man who belwvesl that advvttixing was a ma
gic formula by which he coulil do
arylhing dmiird, without parteulof effort olficr than spvitditig
is* acy for publicity, would waste
whatever he put into the prupuattl"0. "But I am eonv-n.'.-O,"'lie add
ed. M that nsoet of the advertising
ft( today Is a sincere, informative
H'rvice, wh.ch. upon lh.* whole has
th# appreciation and confidence
of the buying public. It is mar.*
When Coi Arthur Goebel under- t-lllng ln tun# w.th the mai* pro- 1
Lake* H i
non-atop aeroplane ductloa of today.'*
flight around the world (Paris *.o
The germ o f the td#s is tight
laris) he can save hlrmslf a lut of
where Mr. UutUrwortli puts It—
gaxdln# and stick-work U he wi.l
the buytng public hoe come to uasimply fiy up above th# gravita
tional pull of th# rarth and park *lt*(b|aml die purpose o f the ad*
veil eer as offering "sincere, in
thera lor twenty-four hours.'
* Whatever th# future of tb# neepo
in Amerte# It U not apparently on?
which will crowd out the whit*
lac# with Its papuInlMn. Between
tii# ye*re 10)0 aad IWO Uv# wLUI upulatlun #f th# coawtry t*ciea~<«*
sixteen percent, wall* th# o#gto
* Those who attended th* opening a thoHMgh stody **f lh* subje.t, pupJ itlon Increased only eta >wr-
of tb# southern Sugar mill at
CWwis'ia Monday cam# away con*
vlneed that there la a Florida in
dustry which bat "com# ta otoy."
It to on enterprise that la not de
pendent for lit sucres# upon tha
solo of toss or m b of stock. It has
Urn land *▼ piedoction, th# ma<hia#ry for manufacture, tb# lo
cation for both, th# demand f»r
all that It a n produce. Nor U ift
lolling hiiuar
of thn .imrtgr
an aflvrrt *cr
lo adirrtlur,
thing (•> wll
pner you arr
otherwuu*.
The ninry irI**** on fur the i to *jj:
1 h*« nrwiHi wav to ink*' I
ill
iiinpefiuit I* to drink it
i ghi Into the gin** —* hilled-^
?w«?etenei| a little bit if preferreds
T*U| nnumlirr, in any form, I Iwf*
itjit orange* anil gmpt' fruit in
recognized by leading member* if
l lie meti s* proflMion nRQuicw. %I*
fee the protection*. f^>r admit* iikl
cuiMreu equally, iffninwt the nrnd»«l "Flu” ami against olf.er 'mutiled ailment*.*"
While the wpread of Influent* it
to lie deplored, that doe* not « ffeet
the aitoation «* it relate* to % F of*
itlji m<lu4*ry. It would not t>* It
good ta«te to refill* the old «A;iaf
abiiut the ill wind but the fact can
not be ignored th*t Florida hi*
i mtillt to gain through additional
in Anirrira, i, onr?i puhl’cdy of n kind that money
t rmicninmrnt* thatl could not purchase. And there if
routd havr. |t pay.k lht* to remember alio, that P‘«r*
tda I* own n*»w rendering a «ervifT
if you havi* mnr.
t j stricken humanly that ran ba
that i, worth thr
, |r»*nilered hv no other State, wow *
rhargmg for it; not
'l l Injf for which we thould l»e Jilt
! proud and thankful.
c a t. Tha gtnsrsl deatb rote of lh#
Mgr# la itlR about two-thirds
higher then Uut of the wVlta-
formative service;** and there bee
the success o f this now w eil-ev
tsht ihed feature o f modem bus
iness. As long aa tb# inclination
1 urn* t* truth and r(lability Inn an*
n*amceou'iit»— the
g ie e te r the
\ CUSTOM TAILORING Demonstra
tion by a Style Authority from
Society Brand.
'I'HIS demonstration will include an
exhibit o f Society Brand's com
plete line of new spring suit models
tn addition to their entire showing of
■
Msyor Cody and tho ri«r cunmission o f Wintsr Farit begin bus
mens for tb# year with n thirty
persent cut ta th# city payroll.
This I# th# tort #f n#ws which
should be suppr*m#d if o ff kero *f
other cities are t# b« epated eo*
Umosmoot nod oditu tompariso:i.
*
fine custom woolens—You may sel
ect any pattern shown and have it
made up in any style desired—
paaltry
■re bo
dy with
Thursday Friday
�t
»
T 1IK SANFORD IIKRA1.I), SAN M H tl) U M ltllM
Vrtists To Present
Nannie (Baines Circle
Program On Friday
Fleets Its O fficers
octal And Personal Activities
•ififue |l i.Ainm CTtrrV
y r*t M**th***|i«t Church
MISS MARGARET PETCHS, Society, Editor
Office Telephone 148.
Kmlrfenc* Telephone 443 >
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>ciai Calendar
M.imfjijr
nftrmHM-rtfi nt
\|t «. J VI
Mrs. Fox Fntertains
Mn
llr*r f *i f H Sm{th« Trst *r *t
’M
F « u i % I hunch
»' *'
M *tv
foiiii. j ' * M *
,m* ^ ^
fn
Han>l»t
\ ip Ip
I
Mllrt
and
klj*
ZachrX 'fWdofnl
OlLm.',.
rwaday whrfe the y
aftrro.mnn
N u m W r Tlirm*
C ir c le
Ith Mr*.
It.
Imp «.n C a m e ro n A v r i i u r at 3 »*i
block.
Cirri*
Number Right
of ih«*
jr»t Baptiat Church *»ill
meet
ith Mm. J It Cm .'lough at l
Ime in Ro** Court at I ».'c »A
the
.r,
Art ar\gcme nt* f ■»
« *
tn
'‘ jtnfh
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(<• a
rtttn «t*r
e t p e r ir r jp
I 11
a® art
*'TMp"*irf ■Jiff a
pul
fli-wee *Vu«Jr*l I
hN
front
of
cM
I I. Date
tholarihip
B».
,
for application
for
t « cloi* ory' May t,
co u rt,
-ktiiiKtvr*
14*p jjl|(u *
%p
W fv ltftf
un i
M rv
**fPio lunr Keen
I.rtils* lir**y
3|nif im e r
ifUeafi
h!
in
Wrdnmday uftrrniMm.
Gh*ver
the
Muitiurul
• r- • • r’nt’ng •»
\! t !e*’ m .1 •
-l# r
Jp
Ii-•.*
a 1* n iM f r i
VI o
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Sr-.iavi n
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W . ul
F ''iM r
ha%*
(mm » b o p i : it* ng*
'J K
ih> w j in
lh « I w m a t j.k t- .H J S #
lua.l . . M m . K! In in th K n.tM t* g l
iJiikiDjf wiili i frlca*. in ftant at ii e»Q
M a.i» « ?V.pp* .mi Mr*. W. it.
s ,»u
cm-alng
i'.nt.
t art.
-
•
•.men « . *
tn hn>e •*e*n h«U » T
.. . v m.
tin R. C DaelP, i t #
•laenulia
..n p s| t*r
fcaa .
MrK ni»*Sn.
i I 4rr*ili. ;m Ki.t leoth .it(pet
rtif hnti
.rut . II he held there at A Jt> o’clock
►
t* Vrh11 y a fit m« n»H.
•i*ndl»l^ i
'S
Iff
t »^*l •
U t*
t* *t k«
The place to build your hom e
t in’- fitrmpr i -tango
hat l Minnd
It.
De Forest Sanford R ealty
b u t,
Co<
THE YOWELL CO.)
. * , x \ r l A g a in avc s e t th e
V
pace w ith a sh o w in g o f
Co'Ed Spring frocks which a rc
authentic as to lashion trend and color
4. Each offering is worthy of the actenmablc women and misses everywhere.
»
Morning
Ladies $10 Shoes
A t This Sale Are
Ladies $8 Shoes
A t This Sale A re ' P
8. After
graduation tn teach
profeaaion.
9. Application mini be made in
krittng to Mr*. C. K. Myers
hair man o f the Welfare Deport*
Lent of the Woman'* Club,
New Woven Sandals $4.95
lr adopt any other
Ladies $6 Shoes
f . W Ememble in an unutual
Combination o f W o o l Crepe
and Printed Crepe. Suer 14-10-
OUR WONDERFUL LINE
CHILDREN'S SHOES
m o 8 boon
Costume Concert
Muriel Taylor
Smarr Flat Crepe Frock be Cefd w ith Bolero Showiog Want
o f Printed O cpe. Suet 14 JO
A t This Sale A re
r iu iiv f i
Friday night aerelcee
held gt 8 o'clock 84
>h Community liouao,
giiteenlh Street and
Avenue. The a* wrefcao
r to tkooe held tn all t*~
M.00 Shoe*
mo
TREADEASY
SHOES
Reduced To
Show
Spanish* Chimes—
& Old Time Songs
; j
with
Gladys Barnett
interpretative
M t®
the home of U f a aT
tork
j
t3 H
M -ierai
I .1. Character of applicant.
| 4. tfu/t be In neeU of financial
$8.00 Shoe*
$6.00 Shoes
$5.00 Shoes
I
ToNight AL
tj
iu t c .a (..^ t ;
Loch A rb o r
i '. e n y
.*f V ald oala.
<•«
rotoruPsI f » thetr
®ff#i
SHOE
Beginning Tomorrow
I 2, 8iht>lur*hip • to heg.n with
p 2V r<lt to m of »choo| at the
itate Col lege for Women.
5. Merit. Muat be high achool
graduate making more than aatiaketory grade*.
! 8. A high arhoo! gradual* of
letnlnal* county.
, 7. One year tcholar-hlp. **con*l
fear conditional upon flr»t year'*
..n n a j
,• y ale cenleieJ n >.» hat* JtiOV«*»e»
eotjliJn’i h*l*j bit njJ1V'•»
Mr* M t ■in.rlfl' anel Mill |*|
m**
M*V1'-Ml«
f
b t „ 1.a u*l ■ rd a 1e» ftt *t p it* ■■4«** l * «’
Illp-fV 1
s
trie S a n fo rd W a r n i n 'i C lu b I hi
\ Irt 1.4 IM | d* t«
ni litre * wer<* atip"bht*'l t » A r»-*o '*
I m
1 .®ft j **
ppfittr
in * p r.iR in iii f>*t th a . del)* a K h
fu»rKc
w hich tho* *rhii*4jkh p i>. tip .f
la\Ttf Ml- (.rf** a r».i "nilhi,
U i e d h> th«» V lk ifu rc Bej»«TMn» .1*
kn f • ti| ^»Uth llrii.t i*o*uty
wus U lsi U «* fJ
or.
A i th* Oe%E |£rn*'fiif hli*'l|i *
4ii« r t in g --f th»* i lot* i he \ W i#..r
ih -p a x fin co t i !i hsiv« «, h« ^ •
tlit*
pn g ra m
amt « r f nhif' iir'i11
jii-n * lo m p lr t n i f**r .i o i t u r c ;» i •
d*ss H ohy o f Kill I n « ( "f •i
Irtiighler. M r* It H tt
fK at tim e T h # tn c»tin*j in i n » . .1
W rs t T e n th p t i
i
January
_ .ZM
1M
l|0f the*1 AHi*! i*!*I I •
n frmfigfi m«f ..n't
Jtthai t^iM lt. * 1.
>in# of th* 1 •*« i i
m r
i.llmg th-ke** t-i the U. P.
tail temorro* night «t iti* ForI r t laJtf. , . « n .
fca.k'ng her f*x (njt. gf la r lili,
Mike AtiUantf eko-ee f rtuo « P
.motive*, tlitafY'**''* * ? f
•i *
»i«a*
II ii
itMpiM I*hill4p< r*»im»i, tr* m tS
*fi>j
and Mt- W A M « W1 «r.:
«V«lfare I
the
tio lj
t
a llo w u y an>l A i u « A u m e . I la w n 'ii:
The Welfar* Department nf the
iniiford iVoman’e r.ub la offering
acholar-hip
at the Kt»riua
tala College far Women to any
Url whi. in • » gra.iuaU of n high
m >hi| tn SeaOnol* County. ■' - .*
Frhe fottoirtae rule* have been
pprove.l by the committee for
pa achoiarshlp:
■*'
« rn| h.*»
t\l
lliil an.1 Mr. L *V. n i l ) K f , H
•H*e* in fnaat ef »h» V ahi—.
msprrtuv. a fitting r«ar**d
f t ti« whoi*b*art*d w*»rk m
t e " f fr w r f*arflon*t K^Km1
I ■*
j •'■** l*t*t-*l mint * ii*rr»»i. ( ijj mu
iSntMghnut |he Seuot h IU
•
l rrt*»v
B hnltr.tr..
Oman's Flub (iroup
Offers Scholarship
n
S>t h frvm TJlaSa* eP with n
■*f fNtijtl ment a* dUt flat «►
■-*-■*
i -tlfV ce it1*1 J
«v • he-*-■ a« f he* k"ir«i«
in
U> %
I
!
Mr*. W
,
Mr
tnuil.t
a. I...
tin. '
K M
TK
II "in ih# t hai u> Hail
lianurliiig 31ri John \V Ih.ki,.
aty o f tn r K ir.t M rm .nii.t Chute*'
ill he hclil in tho <hurt h 4 '. ;
Ilium 4 1 It o'tlock.
uf
.*n
\V((«•* p m i t j by j . hi* Baht
aaj tmnkuir < p j». ,
S -•
^mtment YnlPtJ ft pUid a rnem.if
| the Woman’. Mte.ionety .v
The
il.tlh r t I i
Ita in e ti
1 h .r . *p M flier t# m**#*
* lit , M ** I *j Irf
i- ..r\, i#a
fin e
ClraUt
Nunit'ri .Svt«n of liu
■Mt Ho 1*1 l»t Church .ill tnr-t ■»!
o'clock .ciHi Jim. 1.. K Tc
,.
lr
nomr on A vik «.1*i A v -.iuo
■mbcr> or» n q im t u l l.i . 'nr
Irir mi'.Min <tml> L.ok>
The monthly pc >itium n u .1 1 >.'
Inman', f'luh t ill hatu 4
riilitc party at • *>0 u'tiotk
luh hou.r with Mr*. J- t\
Its. U. l_ Ma.tUie, Air..
n .if
W. A. TllUf
tun other*. . . flro fiP M.'R**n
It Me
Irt tirv|tdi uti.iei f *r
** *■' r < . »*. >*Timg ifif.n n *n#ittiher*
EaMifi t lip l| i i ne»t I'hunh * r*
t
i Snl.lir f m -v**a nf p m rr irt^vt
\|
“ f ’ ft the- A mpf tif 'he ne '11
1H iring I h*. r ..tillr* >>/ Fi. *i .
i« • ■ iim u U ff * ii« a |-» •* nii-d (*■ ii
v eAt iR .ilr *h r needs •>{ t t v h " ‘, » •!
uu*| A p p ro p ria V ttk*- n» i«ry r ..
•>n -\rh* r l>nv the
.. m U
T L 'K S H A Y
S o c ia l D e p a rtm e n t
ln s «n r* d 4 t
Hurl about, tba Icrd a**i I
ttkltif no HMrtrr* in *n n
change of |fW»«l Mtnffil fr ^ r
ue
*iUn- ' j j H
mg the p t n n ; lhr«»r*. . . C t i t t
.
X *rc«^lln* ta» *n
*Hen *
team! in fr»or <*f
J
* *ttv way po«l i< h* talk* » . K
*' ‘ *»
h*»'«* n i leu
| 'wU* i| /♦ « «« uitel
'*>rv
*% l*‘. \lj«**f1*dd4 ' I
R lif, rasimg
*n.t
IO** » t ill hoU*f*
Lurch w ill lurci at J.dO .n i. i..
[■yer hand at .1 oVl«Hk*asd * U
L r b u iln n i meetir\x
at .1.30
block.
[Circle Number t)nr I'i th* i'i:*
kptist (hutch will in.rl 4 . 'nr
i :
f
*)»*■*■
M r - l K M | t n ). . •i*lrd
ih*
nie**t njf u( ih. V V e l.Jiv h ip .. \
m eni
f tht* \\ *»nuin * * uti VV I
lit *d.|> afte-r* itiin, ,»t i t if]' i k i
i T h t n vc u t iYe to>a. d of t h<e .* »•Mary of the Fii*t i*r *»b\t.i.i.o
b u n t/ J i t>rn.* nt
I1
U .h|
Mrs. M yers Presides
A t W e lfa re Meeting
K, C.Miper at iwr
T">
1 .— 5 f *r SM
* * N# meant bi*in#Ai f.ew'ie
* 4 * op hr §Kt tmi m mv t >•«
itoriiirtf weighing • tf*. k is i*
leitfnt fcWW much lt« u*.-er m »
i .it fnf * M * tag
¥ .4d
I ^inilgf? of Diiie i'*t>. HAt
,1
(tiji.f
o* Ih*
|rat If apt i«t Church wilt meet
bp •n*pi|
!• ’ ’?* Aivt
■’
i
II..
VI
O a ts
* l F*•**■u
t< *
Frank
C JlA fbfc!' n
y M »Or.. .. rn* nt t.iitaj hj ha* Itn.
*f'irtrm*'r
Pv<ti»f
‘ mil*
f
r> Mr• * tl| he hv l.|
ra t*r Ilf 5hr I RrM of till Al»t^r
Mn
at
U n , Ii* it s ^untnin^ Jan
II
ant i |j‘ng r**t u r \t i**t
nea«Uy
ttighf fr»»m
|'*t*>-4*g
*h*,i hr *pti ■MI***t| lit»t i i t M
i w, «r
. alt him hail it on Raf mmi-1 i j _ i
« fent at leaet. . . IK. C. M. N*> .- t f i
Sanford's pinner* drnlhll
N*’ man Baker, who veils Vw
t l*
Mr(1ei1in*l
the n itn M .h tV ir tetgVtaJ • T j
Carolina Minister Around The Town
To Hold Mission In
. With T V Rspecter
Holv Cross Church
'I * » til f m* In Safifanl f*»r
lei 11»i
!►
»»t,rhr >i,i| prrat-hmg
P e rsonals
With Brid»e f*arties
pace
THVH n DA V. JANUARY 17. 1529
\\
P a R h/
Y dulM ul tw o piece C o W
frock o f K a ih a )*t\ ry . >•
natural ikadn. Sac* 14-10.
�THE BANFORD HERALD, EMfEDEP .FLORIDA
,
THU*«DAT^)AWJA»T IT, IfJ*
By Burris
an League Pennant IT H E E IG H T H
ce T o Bo R epetition
ist Year, Assert?
Vi'
•
t
' i -•
■lii
m-.u
*.'•
Senator Bruce States j
His Reason'For Ob
jecting To D fy Law
#
b W r ito Finds, However, That Second
rision Clubs 'Will Show M ost liriJ>h»Ven«nt During H ie Coming Season
LAS M
L a i Va
dreams, |
It amlhg
ton*T>uct!
PTlJacLj
Pi lee* o|
eted d J
activity I
The lai
preaaure
Loa Angi
lag hero
ually, than ia evidence of
Improvement la only a
• and then largely In a
eotvee. But aa an organ i n '
lyagua in coming on. It i*
IgaglM today them l| ha*
* f UaTe yearn because it
Iti^ to taka on what the
try would term an aspect
fliliona”
ur *on» grow up to be
it leader*.
‘?
York Yankees, for ex• 5 reason that* Ifcey will be
la rta w n that they will b
too busy being somewhat
. The Philadelphia Athletic*
hgl fit Loafs Spawn* h*vt
hing o f note between
I, If they Improve at all,
becaua* aome o f their
^U1 he that much bottker year on this earth.
. **y for tbe Washington
(.that, if they bettered
i they have done to in
way. Tfce Senators, ka a
fact, gu p find that they
Uicfis Plays F i n e
amp; Ringing Trio
O f D ifficult Shots
\ « h r f Vi*VM
< * « > f LA W . <Wi
9 MNUNC O f
, HCvd Y 0 W * “
k
i i i )
•V
• GAINIUJVlLLK7""il*n- H - L c d
by g blond wildcat In the per•on of Leonard McLocaa, of San
ford, “ Brady'* Cowell'* Unlveralter of Florida GaLorv fought a
brilliant up-hill battle her* last
right and repulimd th* speedy
Southern college ragem by M to
20. After Southern had skyrocketed to a 17 to 7 lead early
In th* game, MeLucov followed
North* two-pointer with a trio
of sensational aholi that brought
Florida to a 17-15 standing whrfi
the jiaff closed.
Th# vktdvy
swapped a * 1* game leaintf atreak.
Throughout th* aecond hulf
both teams battled hard and faat
and on practically even taimt
until Billy Sataar ‘ cut the net
with a long on* that put Florida
ahead bp a tingle point. With
only fhr* minute* of play left.
Dale Vanatckey duplicated a aec
ond later and knotted the score.
S aln r took and Impossible try
ffom mid-court and dropped th*
ball elaanly through tha n r* and
ended the acore-keeping for the
night.
The Gators rode out the last
rat 10 percent, the Yank- hlrtp
secondi of the’ game by
Wy.th# tame, ThJ really •at passing deep In Southern
eutfita are the - weak Drriory, Dal* Vanalcfiel wan th*
Ctooeland and BMtan and man who kept up hit mat**’ spir
aacpnd division entry, th* its Airing th# heart brvaklng
Tiger*. This should m*ar second half struggle. Tim* and
nnlng o f the end of thu* again tha brilliant veteran nip
rdlk pkocetslons In the ped Mocassin passe* in mlthalr
tpd thundered beck down th*
probal ly will hi court. Merle North, a UubotiluU.
also played * groat defensive
“ 1 1 IlV-Mw
Itapd • came fo r Florida. MeLucaa ant
t t October,
everything Patter divided scoring honor*
M another, two elnh roc* wtth eight point* cock.
IhoYaakrao aad Athletic*
i latter having m gnat
4>witb Infield mftgrtaln
possibly some decline eo
the Hon- BaW Ruth,
M.that they have n o
la U was, they were
■P to the w in to wlr
eea.gamen.Mat year,
la MaJh, a great play
points, did the majority of Southerifa scoring.
Both men were
ejected lata In ih* game for pensnnal fouls. The highly touted
Murrell failed to exhibit class. >
Th* Gator cage waa parked
With students, pho hacked the
team thoroughout the entire
gam* and who nearly luffs red
apoplexy duriivr final*.
K. D. Colson, Jr., played th*
eaMtu gam# at center and proved
long way tt
g tn i9
k
n s i c k e l l s Still
tting Honors For
its Oh Gridiron
OF
HO* OcACTt-YKetovfft
nucffAy 7
tt
b o ta e o v o t
r fn c v ti* ft%
X H *Y *A Y i
ipw t M . r r
OiO^-V » * *
■TMCHHH.U7
Hectic Schedule Will
Be Followed Prior
To Regular Opening
l-cague has 20 National Is-sguu
name* booked. Five of these ai)l
U against th* Cardinals, li.nv
wtth Brooklyn, ttareyr wl|h U.«tun
ami two with Cincinnati, a t
i*
idnyad In the palmettu slate, t.v
*<r» while traveling home fropj
training camp, Washtiigton also
play* seven gamee wl.h the Ntj*
York Giapta,
The New York Yankees f|»y
•even games with tha Uravca at
t-L Petersburg, FW, iws wik* «**Cdrie of St. Louis, l-r* with C|».
dnnatl sad on* with Ilttsbirgh,
thia tn l.j played In 'fisaa. f > y
also clash twice with |hu l(obl.n in
Brooklyn.
Detroit, which wlJ; act op lie
hptlng training ramp at Fhotnlx.
Ails., tackle* Ike Chicago Cab
in five game* at Lo* Angvlc*. one
In Phoknli and the** In T «ia *
tltica. The Tigers alao play PUtk-
CIi K a Cb ! Jan. ‘ iV.— fl.NA)-'CllICAC^,
Not content with battling each
i t W all over th« iot from April
tu October each yrar, Amertcan
and Mrli-inal League tiaseb.il’
ctuba int* i| this Spring tu engegv
tn a hectic schedule 0f pto-acauii
lontasle, accarding tu official an
nounesmant made her* today hf
American League official*. Nl.wty
threo game* In all YMt '• » B'-'k
between club* o f tke two le.i,.u>»
pi lor to th* regular opening of the
uason Apr. 15
' Among tha Antsrican rg-tgu*
eVuba tha Phllsdolplfa Athlciii*
lead in tha number of ^prlug
winnervup. Thu Athletic* gavt
scheduled W gamee with Na
tions! League Hams. Seventy of
lhaao game*-Mill b« ptsynl with
Um rhllllea, two being ployed unoar Florida palms and tha uinein Philadelphia. Tha A ihklks w<ll
atso meat the Cincinnati lied* ia
fits games, the Button D ts n i in
six and tha Ht. Louie Canilnali in
Iqur, all to b« played in Florida « j
ties during the Uaau* vQprlt.g
Clerrland, training (r. New Ortraining activlUta.
lean*, ha* arranged *oly *U x i k
Washington ef tha Ameriran mate, playing two game*
DIVOT DIGGERS
FLORIDA,
vsaft&t
athH<s rr tx*un He*, all
"
F tU B M il
[\| Univcrjty Athletic Association.
II
1‘iopoasl Approved
fl
“ I am glad to Inform you that
the Board of Control of the.Yale
». Unltkn/tf Alhletl? Association
I I haa approved th. proposal made
v throng hrepresentative* of tha
Yale Club of Chicago for a game
i „ between the Unlvvrslty of Chicago
end Yam football team* to be
0 p|aytd at Ctumgo In. U t C
>h Uaton'a letter, aajd. fOur board,
" ■vfhtqh count* In lu .**— b^ship
Fietldenl Angell, maturally m 6giilae* with especial satisfaction the
,m close connections, academie nod
X- persai.nl, between Chicago and
gn Yale which wee* loaogurated with
inl President Harper and which have
f0 sJnc. been maintained and coofo firmed. '• 1
,
w,
“ It rwoogdlie* glso lb* wideL , spread desire o f Yal* grwluatf*
LI
,JBy William Cabell Bruce
W ritm Eatlaslvely f w l i U i .
aethhml New* 8m l «
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17,-Pr*.
oiUtion expariroeutation ha* btn
prolonged enough to n r n n t th*
conclusion that, If prohibition l«
ortr enforced, it can only bo by lb*
adopt ion of « much moro elaborate
and highly organiaod ayatom of ft.
pension than the preaont one.
To ratabiiah thia fact, it la not
n rtm ir y to cite police atatiatie*
ahowing that arroata for drunseneta In the principal citiea and to*a*
of the United Stataa, have stesdftl
I mounted aince 1920, the flrat fud
year of prohibition, Tbeae atatiitica have for aom< time been aassm*
bled and brought to tbe attention
of the public In the annual reporU
• f the Moderation League. Nor la
It necessary for ua to bring for
ward anew the atatlstieal evidence
proving that deathe from alcoholic
inunity, and proaecullona for vio
lations of tha Volatead Act, tun*
1 aiao apalilngly increased tinea
1920.
Nor need we mention the tu trecurring iluttrntfona of the lawieaaneaa, aoclal denoraliiatlon and
official corruption bred by problI billon, with which the prwi teema
from day to day. Mr*. Mabel Wit*
lebrnndt haa Juat told ua that the
amount of liquor smuggled from
I Canada into thia country baa Increased 75 par cent; and but a day
ago Mr. Whalen, tbe new polx*
commissioner of N#W Y®tk,‘ *ilL
was reportfd a* filin g the number
Lb* central feature if a natiunwid« gathering of ' ifc alumni In o f epeak-aasiea in the five bor
ough* of that city Iif 20,000.
Chicago.
To demonstrate ubpt a falKr#
„ In th* last quarter of a century,
prohibition enforcement hh* bevn
.except, far th* one trip either tu
w* need only to point to the pres
Harvard nr Princeton, It haa. been ent feverish activltke. nin# y»er*
Vila's Holley t0 play no gamer
fcft*^ (be aMctment ot l H V »'»U »d
away from.Its own stpdium. An Act, of th* Anf I-Saloon Lfbgu# u i
agcaptloh wa* mad, two yearn ago all It* aliud aisoeiatloru, **d A*
wk*n Yale .dedicated tbe new fanatical enforcement '.measure*
Brown staJIunf^jaad.’* trip' to dedl- which they arc prsrwotiag or .de
cst« 'thee Georgia stadium next sea fending, *|»*h *a th* claM<l*»ai'*‘
son has also ’Mmo'approved.
Iof |aft actions of Urn V*Ut*<4 > * .
Thls L.th# ee.-ond time that ■
member o f th# “ B ig- Thr**“ » ha*
mad* it- «n?y western appearance
at Chicago. Princeton came to
Chicago for a game J*»
fol
lowing a' Maroon gam* at Prince
ton in 1920. That series wtB be
renewed during th* coming season,
when Chicago sUy* ah Princeton,
Tmlght mention ^ ^ a d h the Tigers coming to 8 t*gg Field tkraal appraprUt* «rf
I " 1W . ,
- m i' a t which tha Antl-Saloan Lsaiu* “
M w seeking .frof*
^
riehtblUon onforeemedt. aad IU.
auSgceUon that the power* of th*
N^nM baim lsalaner* should >
enlarged sufficiently U make
CnUCAGO, Jan. X 5-(IN 3J—
affective aoxlliarles o f tkb (sibiM
Cal. -Robert W. Buwart, chairman
courts in prohibition ham .
.
R IM board of Standard Otf of
By an Irresistible low, &**•*•
diaaa, foday had th* unquali- tjcanny, In Ha aggravated (M kh ,
flU support o f President tgwiigit
fl. Rueberg and tne
other eight
dlroctorh, , In hi* fight against
John D. RocW aller Jr, far con
trol o f the company.
' 1
Th* eon of tha origin•I oil king
haa launched a campaign for prox
ies In an efort to oust] Col. Stew
art as directing o**4 o f th* ladiaaa .corporafloA The Grey Cahpral .pprvaalon bill*
accepted the challenge and tha
Stewart l b Backed
By Head O f Comptiiy
gas ana oft Yale'a
Flat, waa tha chief
dadaloB « t
vlat# front thalr r*g-
pyrdiAg W the letter
stance* of tha proposal game bav,
two wAk Brooklyn and tw » thus Ifd nor Board U g lr e lt cory
ncinnetl. wMlo lb* jCkichs* aid*ration which la exceptional 1*
Sox w it h«TV «nljr|wo tfi»- view a f te r rvgukr policy and
.1 1 „
■
.*
•
|1League rlashes, ir relin,; the proctlce.
N a ila a W id e Gathering
lU la the game* I * bo pwyed
N ftL ■ ^ T W . •
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TIIT! SANFORD nF.RAl.l). SANFORD FLfiRmt
B u fo r d
Daily
Steady Increase In |FR,TZI R1TZ
AmericanSavinysIs p ’r- > /
Noted By Forster
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V A N T A D RATES
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telephone ada, will ha received
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mmediately for paymecL
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Tin RSDAY. JANUARY 17. 1921
Bushmiilcr^ Fight Is Planned To
Repeal Laws Aimed
G O N G TO i N f f t ’ M Y C Y C
ON
M AT A N D COAT - I M N O T
Against Evolution
GOING TO LET ANYONE
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MY
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b u ng ak w
n ‘lh servants i|unrtaaa. garage
• ell K- j-t g r . u i J i . available after
1 to |.t, phona 15.
FOR KENT 907 U u r r l Avenue.
FOLK
ROOMS. HATH
and
S L E E P IN G
PORCH. O A R A G E
Newly
decorated
throughout,
also (l» t room hou.a and bath.
7705 Magnolia Avenue. Itcaeor..
able offer airepted. Apply M F‘.
Robin, n Estate.
FOR R E N T —* room home. IIS
per nvnth Inquire Jn.i |) J.nkina. Court llmite
ALL
FOR
KENT Tm >
i1vi.i.».m
hmiiri in V\ oouruff iuUltvulon
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C U T T H IS D IR E C T O R Y O U T FOR H A N D Y R E F E R E N C E
FOR RENT House, W r ‘ FTret
SL Apply II F Kent. Phone IT.
Newly decorated, with fireplaca,
garafe,
reasonable.
Also I
mum bouse. Phone Mrs. Ivw lt
770 between B and 10 A. M. and
7 ami II P. M.
A n n o u n c e m e n t*
P A L A C H IC O I.A oy.tera
daily, W. H. Long Market.
L O IN O I. R M llW r .lD I
' K i f o t M t t h*a t b - o i ue"\ l*v ^
I INS* Par . f.*r a f|tit L« «*f k N r . I l>r n r l . “ ’.hat I bo cou rt. .
. o u t IK . place ftS tb « fight. ~W • j
I ha* frp* « ..f II I
th> i M l
al I
- -d * d ig nifie d hoar ng k*f' r •I
I i n • "*! ttniiUr U « i la
mart
• l»x .iaturea of the country ’ j
trv %mtr r«i< ilt«l Kfr* (o fU f
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of |
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in l>a,tk-n. Teoa j O .o t af t. toewe, which mot re- I
I*r N r«i . . . | that intrmlu. t •>« ■ontlji at Chatleneog . Ton*.. *a I j
•f a bill r •K- i u rie n t <#a«t>m nI . m m rw t, of the Amoru-m Chnl l
\ L «ll\ II I K. Trnn. Jan
J
ih» T m n rM M legialature to abol. |
••h the pro font T w w w *
M il- j
««•><«! o n statute * » « U
bo I b e ;
f i n tu p .n t k t fig h L
It tlwn ,
• •It bo U k M to other « l» lo » . It* 1
•aid
& H EATER WOOD
H K K I M . U K. S T O V E
New Wa»d la id
It <fl Near F retaeg
17— lluslntM I’Ltcwt fur Kent
D R I 'G
2i»— Mlncellnneouu For Sale
[ 1S T — hbablay afternoon, hlack
bull and cur dog. whlto brraat.
ame Bob. Reward. E . L.
leteka.
jnfwood.
Automobile
U
TO
STORKS
Drink Flo Pure and
keep good health.
Florida’ s lK*st and
purest drinking wa
ter.
R E P A IR S
CAPES
Art tialfeey Sight t >eb
? * »i Sanford Ave
M11.K A CREAM
Phone 277
MM( sA l.K -KockforU
S#wing
M«t*h n*\ ««m f a * S L C Y ^ ~ R r lf*
Illnr Jirl»e $1*6 0 0 —W ill sell for
laVt.OU
A *A« rifi» e At thi« prU »•
ta.Ai.iMM, or o%rr a
f«o p#r i«m . n
SAnftaftl St.»ve AnU Furniture f’*»
k'nl"
r t 'n w r r u l
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t ati|
IJI R u t F r i t St. r»o n « D — W
S «m ia o U C r t * r # r y (
P W * . «3« arvl 7M
H. J. C L A U S E
Distributor
t I.VNI.O N) niH» in «AvinA« ila*p«»%it«
DOUGS
laaaura car* and Graham tnickt
Irt and 13tb StreeL Phono 3.
I.UF MAMMONS
Sanford Automobile Co.
Magnolia Ave.
Phon,
nuMi hit^r nfpr I^.TtMJ DOO.O*h*
in inr rvA*r of U . 1HM* i Kjq *mmi hi r •
•o ho per tent. T tvl the tru»t i 1
|.a *i n at thr r j filer tlttl#
h«<!
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UR S A L E — Self
at trie r, ona
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e*f cab— B argain for quick caah
da— la w rv ru e Sypea, I..tke l i d
.T
a tiii
tine hem .ePe hot water hrater
and tank eumplrte. 570.00 FTa.
P'lwer and l.lfM f o .
YO lf
C A N GET YO U R CLOSED
I ft TOP IlK P A R E l) W HEN
’ NEEDS IT A T SANFORD
DVELTY
W ORKS 115 NO.
ItKNCH a v f :.
Ilualneaa Xcnrlce
ROOF R EPAIRING
$I ..'dU.*
onnyxK) \%k *U* totlAjr th«*y Ka »#
«*v*»r $
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of
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29— For Kent or Sale
i nt i he mutual ar il >U k
bank« in lVi*i ha.I lUpHAita of ft.*,SPECIAL NOTICE
Meantfol Suhurlun K nn wth ail .MO.OoH.MM a nd in the latmt f k
city convanienee*. In forty acre u r n tti«y ha I IV.nOO.OOO^HK), mn •
of $'1 , 100 ,0c 0,000 or About
tean^l grtyve, a, pat yd road near
C o u n try Club. f )t » r L » k in g ijia o U 1 pfr c«nL
at first r»ym*ot. Pay like
tm-DINO BLOCKS -IrrigaU oa
halanr*. R. A. 191—A
biutt and general cement work,
Imel# Concrete Co. J. E. Tarllegtr, Praa. Srd. and Elm.
G w d y e a r Tlre a , H a a s t u
f
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c u n a w /cy f r o m m e .
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NEW TICKS
Sanford D rug Co.
KEY WEST -Orang.. State 0.1
Como. Good fUMng, row. ng and
ro R T
M YERS
Co. nprna new w h.ili.aie plant tu
vathing. Boat furtuared. I I » um
dlatr bullun of Pan A Pvtltdeum
uiuipoed with Electric
Rangn, highw ay w i ll-h , com,
pritducta.
*
Frigitlalre and hot and tedd wat-'r future.
tn bath runm up and down ita r».
Wil sail both or rent S>ua*. LU O Y D t r i
l> ()P l.
iiuod terms W. I . Henley, phono
I'M C3C u l N N l N * * T * T \ t i N K
-Wt or call 70S W. 15th SL
WIGHT PR IN T SHOP
IAPPY aervlco on any thing In TO— Hnu.*ew Knr S«lr
■rioting. A phone call will get
« r man. Pbune 417-W. » Rail- FOR SALE - 81* room motlern
ad Are.
hour* will take guod uaed car
USE:
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Spray Solutlona
Cough Syrups
O ld Preparation*
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K/iptlona, Drugs, Soda.
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appt ttpr tala deerea. tka katura of
aal.l kill kelag a kill for dtvarea.
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Spot sad Richest Garden Land.
________A N IN 'D E PE N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
Leased Wire International N ew a Borden
VOL
H A N F O R D F L O R ID A . F l l P A V . J A N U A R Y .IS ,
Campaign Against HOOVER WORKS
IT BLAST Police
Local Traffic V iolators
'RAZES Is Meeting With Success TO GET READY
FOR VACATION
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More Than Score Of Persons Are Docketed
In Court This Morning; 1H Nabbed For
President-Fleet H as
Driving Cars Over “Stop” Signs
j i y o Men Arelnjurcd
Only Two DavsLeft!
And Property Loss rushing their rainpaign scaiti t W K White said second offend
is Estimated InEx* traffic violation., member* rf ars on this count wou'd raee.v. In Which To Hear
saslsr pvnaltle* Among those His DeskOfMatters
« s s Of One Million the Poliro Itpartm-nl. under th# b
surrrvy'ion o| th.#f Kay <>. Wil. • In. paid a Id tin# usrv: (jus
ii»m« today imebi ui fi ..... Thomas, J V. Johnson, J K_
In Munkipal Court. F« lure to Swam. R I. Perk Jr. A C (im Knottv Problems •
(tang iMembers O
daervo *top »•*.» wa< rh#rgel der and R K Pe^lnk. Th* f.i|l>.#
in«t |b roryrni whl', two irg estreated |o bon.is' II Till ■ Yet To Be Soiled
Taken By Police •Hrah.ii
were nat'.rd tor detrine K True. C. I*, alurrsh and II
wjih .n# l.gr. On# iwti'kl It
IwWIU. Th# case* of J. S Many RepuhlicanFactAl for dilving with n.i I.
ToGainlnsurance wa*
W
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H
ar.l. K S. Verniy. A M
'i«hl«."kiTtekyr for speed?'I an.1 /.intelw
tiens In States Re
r,
Ce.rg# A. Speer an.1 l*
i s Believed Motive a
third for rrrklr.a drivlnt
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Pacification
m..4 rryrl* offi'er
ForHeavyExplosion ha*Ant>renr*tr*
a.ldrd to tho depoitratnt ’.aer*, (*. A Nlolack. I' I*
*■.1, iioi *nd C. I*er*in. »n.
|t) (ofo*g# U llatim#•
D ETRO IT, Mich.. Jnn. 18. and wth th* tuprort of the Cilv dam
issed.
**
Ulrmatiir al Nr«m H*rw###
Cummuiinn. Chief WiJlama an
■( I N S ) — Tw o men were in nounced that there could be n.»
rrak C#r#aoll *t< lined $'•
.Staff ( •rrewpa.ndrn|
g and Johnny t.rilt
jured nnd proiwrly dnmaKf letoo In the drive. Th# Chief for tpecdm
(NllINt.lOS Jan (' Wth
.ta a*##**#il Etit for r rklrww’ -nlj • r«*aap• •!•>» t*» go i#
that may exceed ? l.000.000 «aid he <*a* pl.a*rd with the pr i w
Idnvlng. t.p»ral.ng a cir without in* hr dfiiait* f*f hrtfi'U,
vns caused here early today iresa made *o far ah.1
; tight* cost James White 13 while mrItK n’oie* 'f |#»pl' *1*11 rlAft»«
by n myiteriou.4 explosion the belief kh*t a h*U«r apirit u( II W
eI-bant and Ihnirla.i I! k.l* unne t«» e#i b..
It-•-#•»* llt.*-o operst on I* being shown by
Ithat ra/ed almont the entire tho eitl«*n* in an effort to rh'ck each wa. fined L2 f .f drlung t.r pljnev.l *nr,. t.-d ») i*.t# Uu*
• l.vant <>f .ow fcicn.» « lliat b »»
I block o f hu.iincs.1 hou se.* on flagr.nt v olati.m*
of traffic wth one light.
J W. Sutlth estieatrd * U-' -i t up* <1 a'm'.nt v*#l waking
|Gratiot Street. ‘
irdir.anrer.
n>l for h*ing drunk and diswr.l tMum.'iit . ( b». Ion* .n. * ha n
Three dollar fmr# were handed . tx>
Thr injured wnr Jr.rph £*n
«rly Th«o. Wrtur was fired
luine.1 |.>
<ap.t .1 tw . wwk*
Igaro and Philip (luamano*. bc- to those who appeared on thargei
>r te'ng drunk.
of dilvtng over «top s irn*. Judge I (>
Quake Results In
Heavy Death Toll
( AItATAH. Vri #«u*U. Jao.
Is - ( I N S ) — I I r » Y f leAth lull
rttullpti frtini the
'iiiRip
al F u t i u w
MeatWot Audit
1929
ftk lR h liy
bcIt
m*» n'nj, munlinr ta
SUCCESSOR OF
BOOTH VILLBE
ELECTED SOON
Palm Beach Plana
Welcome For Smith
P A u i BEACH. r#u Jan tR.
- (IN S) - Pvaguratra*. wart
wmkvr way h#ra today fa* a Kal
■ ctrwaahag rarayttew f#» fwraa•* g#van*#r Alfrag E * ■ * *
when W# arriwa kw* F*k A W
, ramtlra. A t#echUgbt guraaa
with grwaa n»J kofW WWW.
fw«» lb# Rcrna (awi»| TK^ uAAti
armunnfflcUlliy fttimtlfti Al
frniN y» ta &D, bill otK#r% I f j
*Wlag mi
Mating «Sil It .• Ifktri•'! t‘*l 1 Names Prominently HH<m *‘* »***,h'—
Otbov whaur— wilt gr*#t A*.
fW
MfrhIlf th#rulftRwill IrufeAw
Held To Take Place nw taO k h r # . . ilaaltnl
ib. fatality i m I S»*Uar» a i
and kit puny. TW fa..
is* bstny la bM rr**^ *ar»
Of Supreme Leader Waive
M r g*v#rw#e wkl k# *.nwr»ai. rre» arv inj irt*i| And lb aaOf Salvation Army
by Mrv Sasith, Mv a»J
gsdk grr ht.mam Th*
tin . Joki t. R*»k,d. arvi Uteaw
»mnrfit ta dialribtitlng Itwl.
*n*%
W
m
\ auppli*# wn*l rlwalKi'g U.S. Woman Looms dMghWra. awd Mr. »*d Mr*
I r i t k Kuwawy
l jMgn, taanIntpMtnnt
lP«r* I»n ibe* ^blllf *»f I Af,al‘ •*
As
likely
Choice
rn.i hi* g jr ptiJai on of abt' *
14 IHM)
Balloting Is Expected
To Begin Tomorrow
For Important Post
S0TIETY LEADKB
SILLS POLICEMAN
AND IS THEN SHOT
M NMCKY ON THAMES. To*
Jan
l»-
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Wlh
f««r
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tth ite l
(•ererwl 11 lttu *l| |\ .#*h » » «t«
prwrae K ' a I *»t 0K#« v »'M tR *»
Sudden Fit Oflnsanity \?t»ty. Vh* %rn»y higt% < ufi.kl m»t
Is Blamed ForTragedy In Philadelphia ,}ig|« it g t*cnun I .'HtiiigR^f
Kgtv
liratav
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uf
IS#
O ls V
Wealthiest
W l_ „
_
H b Dry Law
Tax Refund!
Enter Into
SENATOR NORRIS 2*1* a #:
BLAMES POLITICS ®*‘ —
FOR UQUOR EVIL
Declares "Mellon Has ^
Been Failure InEn- ^
forcing **Dry"l*aws
w
^
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’ W.kXHINOTON Jaw t t- t lV S t h^gtioa
IN.i.tu-* ha* » » 1 » a f*2»ea af
ami * nvooaooo US
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|1***’th, Scad >-f ISw r.. h,‘#»Vn . » f n .m # t, 8aw#t#e
T W th o ) rwWa* a
t;#ort*
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Cmm-ni •.##«wr«
day t# dohuttBf th# dry pfwf.*a*l
> pr«.mtn*' t Phil«d#lvhl# elubma# II
I Amb »ml II R)
^ Ti# VftifagTin#oi In' aeain w*. |
t .e . RS&JOMRB t»^ra*M » f*A- fW o * b ftM n , woa
E k. h cafNdsfal* lu« a fui’ »mint •cal •afk»rc#«weM f*a4v
rtllril. and |.» t.»p .*f( th- dwy h* «,V . .hut . 1 ktlVr.l p..Ur* lw*t-v
• til d.na ami * f " . l tr# rwtmg I . J..hn kk tllackhuiw hrr* l* .t 1hwl U m.d n< #p(tn«b#tr • iAi»»
Th# dry fawd. c*wu wed » tVr
*rpr*pftelM« but
h th l'r#*l«l#nl * -» ' k
at I'W n.ehl * n l f»t * l. y w.um lrd |h» ...
• I ,.nilttl«tb'lkb* )l g g SR, «h»#. P l.t
Whit# llo a .v .
#».t
with
th#
.ppwtti*#
#f ■*•| .c t»r'* chauflcwr. acc.rUiwg
f at %*{ .»f ID#
\l«R J
Piatinldy the km l . ' |,r«bcl4
m .o triln a taodarw. du# t » tu
y „.K *. ww* gtv*n * .h a m * t# »•
RhmiwQlif * ! ! « • • • * ' U
■ ttk whVR the P......... »b»| •»
jo a fp ri.tl by Jwwtiry *t th#
u> p h i«w t*n . ni.»«! ( i t u f it ! I?y S •
( i y m X t * d## l n I he <"*.'l> l i l l t W * 1,.rt*. thu m orn irr
TW# *ha.auVo tVg T-»#.u»y M.'V#
h j r*n t«.w l lh r »» hul’al* fn-m h.gh
i i th* * * rl»u « Reput-l •*n f.rtion b
ttatte* f- m « rwwtwwl with aa
*»•»* t) t t ^ t t n l II^ m S i|^V
in »* .* r* l *t»lc*. k p a n . ’ila tlg , nbrnan'* body
li.ibbal wa. »>•« f »A# tR llififU lfy
V# *|W#<n'*.<#y |N p*U g *• l»e#«U#
i m m p l l l *•*>• '*> that • N-'W k n l b y
fTort
bo
,
by polte# who iwahrd l » •"* «H» h i iipmiwuni/r II* I f IH Wad , * f | | J }« M I* aik effort V. h .,
Crack Express Tcnrs i fnvoU irg a* it .l«<* i"* •• t r*,n 4
ill k t i ap#(* Mafia*"• # a ia l* lt o i*
handU i tl# a lta if* of iW# gr#*i U*n of U# dry low.
d e w n d o | a t r » r a j r •■( lit# K m - , ,.n .lo b in CR*atn t H ill f - . l # * " '^
I nt o Freight Cars fipit*
mm
W*o gteo fa* »TVW M > R
* wtlii ohuutlng »fi>»y th*i« >»'i . . « i#nwj*w ‘Dai e r ju U a t in a .
S u l#
Non# klrmd port _ .
Alre»dy_Off Track
Mr lloc.#r b1* I ■I a n
i
«
••oo.t*\khco th^ high ( * m h I « d
>1 far M-wl > f th# «eit* id
I Hived by Full-'* l» have barn
I member* of ■ hand of three
|m«a who act off the bla<t
I They
were fuuml
•unisonlictiu*
In the
alreet, * rarI rounded by r.iveral empty d-gallon
I gaaolln# ea^a. Polk* expr««>r.l
thy . opinion the men had oeen
hired to dealruy certa'n propert)
In order that lha owner could col- \Rcd Wizard Believes
|led Jnaiiraac*.
H e H a s FoundlMant
It U beliovfd tho plotter* had
ForDixieProduction
I intend'd to file the but-'d.ngi.
j ..** h
U m ' •,
l» * P * u
1
of ( n * f « r t i « i i #ith
N*w Y orl(|
I* m* rwf rvvoa*o4. II# W «J i
but that th# gaiollne became ig
~
,
...
A D B t t t t T M d . Jam I E Cla.kbuttt* «Aaaii*«i. la dym« ■»
iro'ivn,
trying
t>
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# .* ■ • ( art. Vrv »orw«rtt»g Wa
FORT
MYRR.S,
f
\
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,
Jan.
t
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NM
_
WUh
(ollr
dead
nflr^l frcma'.urtly. causing th*
ui nt am«n* it»m. • . •! ih» * «*»r i hMtiiut Hill ll.-p «•». Polk# -ad ,
*K. o haw k heater P Ritl, N*ra.»
^
^
c„nJaion
,t llnbbvl, • .-..Uahaakad Wtfoiitay.
exploaiun and i*nou* injury ol (INS)-Cetton,-l«n* the
mot* I<h1u) On lm!a> • * i-cdMl*
aduUnUtrolae to N#w lark ctey
tha two men, both of whi.-h have , c w « f c . f
.«
R. U t„ ,
9[fi:uk,. k r l t ' l l Ki Ij iu . il )>*' M i l , rh .ir- .alaran. anr*r, " ‘ 1» !■*•* bn«»">• ; ■'’•ton*™
|polico record*. A third man wa* u
1 '* ukl1
*throned ovanvght by th* rub
. .
,_. man of lha »ta l« w n n i 'l l w , an*l ••.minded. t.rlbUI.
|punned and *hot at ty polio, y^nt. That I,. If th. drrara o' ‘ * * * * * * • ^
1 i \\m. II II < f U ngkampt on, Om ilia falh»r of flui cMMwo, U IS# ' V *>tl tl
.m of John a o r t a l . gr»m ian *< ■
|bat made good H i oscapc.
Thorns A. EUiaoit. th* en girt
" l u lilt ln i Huo»*r n a n tfcfr u( Mali
lUJWr.t
TW stp.ntion waa th* mmi
. ....... . - .w. ...... kwo etprit* lfc*
twin*ri*
, ami • (migh
t York In N nvtmbtr t i n l lill‘ Vh#l4 fhlladclphU flogT'** ami
Ctivo in tho hlotury of Ik '
«*
ila l fall mad an ftmar « ail ftoWr t«*.
* to tampUlm .*
CharUa If. llUL a. fha natlana! ‘ M l# roranll? ratunod hr". fra-i( U# a U*.;
„ ________ largo furniture
.* **#f»r* i
ftm lM ir a ia f . a l a ih i.n ig h o n l ' u a N*w Y..tk »3’ ll*r um » h#r# ►
t. *lr.| f. r « nrnun ,|i»««.rr» l—
i-.rul
. .., owned by John (iarrlrj; th .,
lUidlng-C.-tlda# at ilWlUal 4:40 I*. M„ when Iran No. 412. ha* I n n in# fa ifo n a g . “ baf« •' Iroo. otu.h K. had .uff.trU all.? “ "»*
Ro^aevelt Theater, adjoining tha
HI Inl -a graft ami I
furniture ttore, n habonlaihary
lairg ft'inl » fr>K* dating th* l“* l*t-,
a
cowbinotli n mail-pd»a«ng»i th# atalf. OiTilan !• Mill*. a » f
n iW n tl powac
Tb#
and g restaurant.
boon a fair attempt
train with right coarh#' whh!i ant t.'t i t l a r i af lh » |r»aaiily a ' IV. >i War. l.aal « « * n " » b# ran * » «» *•'
ll«t.<t wht*> h' l»*r«#l that hi* »h« S*la
( . a r r i s JiH wife and their
an# of Ih# llim ir r p r » o m ir n l
pi«4klh IW*.- l i d Mv
hail i*ft Waah.nrtnn fir I’hilmlflfour children had living quarteri
1
a
tie
r.,
w
a
n
figu
i»a
Ir
t
tb
o
u
lu
r
tttf. plana* ' l.t i*»«l fin la an I* l«f r
t*#ra » k l an alieaapt
1-h*
at
3:03
I*
M
.
traah
d
ini..
atdvo tho furn ‘.uro store.
It
Ithrr >«niUfiuat, pO‘b f fold. Ur*. *«**l ^
lh> rtar of attra (nl|hi No. I*?*, Htilaa opptajd hi. Hauler a
wa* flint believed all i.‘ a had per
#. UtipOltMM f»MU# t*Ul
* °“*,r
Wtlataitoa to tho lauattl*
lihrd In ths 'bla*t. Later, pollrr
pulling Vi rara. Tha paajrngai nonunatUn frent the ttail. and • I . firing ahota through 0»o oallf! (}nn«ral
Noet.« >ad ho faeoraal a fab
i.era Informed that Uanrlai an.!
afloat a* eof.ciu aant w l If tbol
lucomotlvo and tha fraght «a- o n ana of tho I it!# * »«“ |> •* af h > to* ■> fi 'in O i»t>i a aala- |iwm#«t
banana C.by that held out to f « main al.l t r f’*. l-»pr<tar Ula*h- l» trtJ'a
i a. family had taken n train last
'a.Wit Caof roan M gU to rn h f>
boca* w>ra damnthtd and aa»:rnlj vary laat rcalmt him Maebifl
nlghk for Chicago. |A march of tha
kurn and lomanca wv»« lh»l »h c i ( id o l •*
oe thaag. iS* dry law. Near la gh
freight
rara
wrro
lhro*n
•
aa
apv^trd
ttata
ihi.'ratat
.t
ibty
aaaa.itd
4b#
•
all
fur
halp.
I
tlro.l'
»>
j ruin* failrd to r«vea| any bodies.
iiwal Milan *lm Waa a f*
that aouthbound trarh*. A few 11illan* maUgation in tne mid.' > Other oolleainni* ahut Hllbbal tbr»u t« th# I
JW oaploshn occurred about
In m fo r og th# h o .*
.
. I n'c'mk thl* mcmlng. A da'.oetfninut' • later tha cra«k Soulha n at th> rampaija. Thay c«ntf.»l tho time i.
«'•* **
•lata organ ration, and In tho rat
I lv* bureau ear, cruising over it*
K.ipre»*.' Nat IU . carrying po.aoral caurao rf thlnga aoald d*tteat, harp*n*d 0> b, near at the
Smith BeKlnsPackin*
tngrra
bound for
Ratiaiun, *t< taliaatr* In Naw Yoth.
] lime. WT»#n tha dotectvra arrived
Waahtagton
and thr
South,
Hoover. Ur. Hoover ran n««
For Trip To Florida
j on tho aratie, th*y found tha two
cvat look tho fact that th# organ'
era abe.I Into th# arrailage.
Italians ln the •trait and taw a
.
NEW YORK, Jax IS—AIMS) j
third man running away. A aarl.'*
Railroad offclala Uamed tha ealloa waa appoint to him, »' I
U t hU roil huoatcca In tha atatv
af aWt*. failed to halt hi* flight
kllndlng fog for tha flrat rraah. war# aut»W» al Uto «rganlaa , .n With all plan* aid fo» Ho *ln«t #f
m iiu iu iu . O
lnnatlgstora were told that
jut aabl ih#y' coaid ant udarafan.l Thera U n debt of rmiagB»i.> i U* paw caraor a* a hanhae. fotWr
ttX Sb-A mm boro l
Carriil’r. faraUuro store had been
why iKM me■ bar of thy tram the.a that mnat ho paid. Tho ft- l Owyeinur Alfred £■ H a l l t*day
thaw a Jn> nil. t*h y a
hagan packing up far n vacation
(Wood al| day yaoUrday. I t waa
crewaaf Uio no.thbuund paaain
anmteac #| * tnpho aha
trip to Florida preparatory la
»• trying »•
hinted that Chicago poll*.- wt1 bo
gar train of
lh« northbound dantaloct
(Continuad on paga S)
t i t bar# )<datdti aV
wranltng wflh tha latrlcactao J
aaketl to apprehend Garrlal fer
fra ght dbl pot Hag tha aacwntlBR
high
ftnanco.
Ha
will
»u
ri
fur
tho
j SHastening.
.
Southern I t pro#aMAN M'ALDRH TO IlKATII
land of auaahlno Sundry. •
Tho four tralaaaoia hi'.led war.' 1
In cnafirming tho annotaatimaat State R e t r e n c h m e n t
T. J- Karnaugh, ot Now York t MONROE. L a J a n . I t ^ l K I I
[Bank Suit Opens In
i
f
hi* aleeturn a* a dilucttit af tho
firomaa of U r wulbounJ —On# nun waa bcaldad to de*th
Court This Morning la Ih high spirit* anj axpt.-U to city,
Ynrh C»oes Forward Slowly
nut two aogvuaa worn peahab'y rmaaty K «it tvanpnny of Nowllgul
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TALLAHASSEE, r a ■a*. Ift faulty Warned near bar# lodiy
art harder and longer Woura U»la City. Ma ortglaaar; H W.
TW civil .cthm of E. II. Av wwinter
amnia## do«h»#d
l » du
(INS>—Oaaaea-v
Chrtloa m
<it
Halnmnao.
lUgmnn
of
thoi
wh#a a fooometha bailor oapt 'led
bafure m hu
Icraft, roceNcr of the 8eni.no« ■oaaarch.thanIlaover
■niter far puhlleatma. It la bo king b*»ta aowly tw hu ghai
arrived Kara th * f. lght and K. A. XUen. of Mrd.l- fallowing n doral]piont of an WtI Costly Dank, against C. P. Chapbrabeaaaa RUw- no** Cc'ttal work tr io. The «aa « tteye l, h#wwor. that n'tunaUly retraach aa i c a i a n a l • * !
week fae th# m l at tho’ w.nhrr, » q. c.
1man, a* defendant. F. /. Du.Wrt
ho May hocomo chairman « f tho turoa M l U raduem* tho oo
and yoaUtdiy walked through h'n art and Ktoln war* trapped l j Ua killed waa S. f . Wood of Mmiwa
a# garnishee and B. K- Chapm.’ i
hoard >t lk» Ihtoo yoar aid Imt:- aperal'og tho auta g*vatai
caoocu uf Uo flig h t sad MUod engineer.
’
. and tbo latematlyna' AgrtruP.uial nrroa o f aaportmanUI plant* Wafer*
T W Injured oral Fred Jleel .* talUa ta w lkr ho waa U# Oral K# daTata n 11■ ■ W P Wan
K ttiia g down to kta laboraUiy
Chcokil Company a* claimant.,
dlpw it if
K fMOtcaamng. Wn anU b
^Laem^arectmf. "f rhOadelghU i l l l o a n C attlalt.1, hrakama i
• o lh today.
.
gat Odder way tbb> a o r i n
td acoty dcyo'tm*"* H *
onglna r of tho -rikhanml VraS,
circuit court. Judge Prod * L
ted no* mdj M mad-L I
waa
laportnd
W
W
o
dylnc
»"
(
’arltonWill
(
O
ppose
a*ig»*d hero b«an»# -*
atatUml IU aapaooo aero
On
<ir*c»
ItnapilnL
J.
II.
M
*.
alinca'.Wu of Judge Wa!rt>«tp*«. ••
* %a,k
U c t t m Manipulation
. , Wright, waa on th# b-o i
t » Wa fvmod.
drawing o f a Jury and c«ta tha aaotal m> Ui
TA LLA H A S S E E , fU -, Jan. U
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MAY MAKESOUTH IN CRASH WHICH
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Ladies’ Rayon Bloomers
Extra heavy silk rayon, lock seams.
, All sizes up to 42. Colors in white,
peach, pink, grey and helio.
LADIES’ JERSEY
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DRESSES
SHOES — $
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A closc-out of all FViontlly Five
All colors.
Pair — 5 8 ^
Sizes 16 to.
Shoes in Stock to make room for I ?6VA!I rc~ ’ ? ei?r 18hown
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our new stock of Tyree’s Super
New York office at a
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LADIES’ FELTS & FALL HATS
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A few winter coats left. Possibly
velvet combinations. A4J for- combinations. Priced for
merly priced $15.95 and up. jncrly up to $11.50.
yonr size* Jn the lot. To be closed
Your choice while they last
Each —
Ladies’OutingGowns
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36-IN . P LA ZA PONGEE
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35c values. .
New patterns.
SPORT SATIN
40 inches wide, Jn white,.pink,
light blue, navy, orchid.
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the people ky a iftifl* art" b a r , hrrn a a r ttn ra a h r aaUt. Suet
— dnttag from the pier at ci^ht b th* »p rtt la which HooTer ap-
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•V in k rw»d a y ^ )i-h t to rati
F in n s Reorganization O f j
Latin-AmericaDiplomacy
primche* . Lattn-Amer rntt*
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I M-aid.nt r * n | K t a f a j y b-torr go-
d iir i t i W * ad ainidtratvrv.
im to k » hot*!, afirt
Latin-America recognize* thr «.H
all trip
“ A* * vtodrfit of human .dvanre.
a m t . I hav, a feeling of rihattotinn at the arremrdiahmrnt of th*
people of A rrvn un * to vhirh I
BLITCH’S
i Front Store
117—EAST FIRST ST.
IN THE CENTER OF SANFORD
REMEMBER YOUR RESOLUTION
— TO BE T H R IF T Y — W H EN OM> F A T H E R
YOU
SOLEM NLY' SMDRE
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W O U LD S A V p !
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TH E
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GROM TO D O L L A R S D A D C A ST
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•m r .ydtrm of government
«... , ! ir «rmi-polit»cal purpo»e*.
\m tiir* nn the Lana
to t'h lr. It 'oTtr public y iilio
catrt that the l'nit-1 Stated ;•<
. ..ipata in >!• Imnd to I.atin-Ai ■
c an repuhltr* hv|i'ii.| ti.*id* In:
ptndurtivr
rntrrpridPd,
wUlctl
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of
revipfi,
<al b«tirf;t«. that I*. » i « h * h* dit.
^ration that t-atln-America haa a
c.ntributnn
to make
to N.-rtfc
Amcr ru r«iua to that \*hic !> No.U
Atnriita ha» to m *k» to the
MOTHER’S- HELPER CAN SAFELY S H O P A T O U R
STORES. BECAUSE SHE W ILL RECOGNIZE THE FAVOR.
ITE BRAND ON THE SHELF AS SHE PASSES BY.
CHILDREN ENJOY PIGGLY WIGGLY THEY ARE S A F E
HERE.
I.IL FLORIDA SNOW HALL
1 I.IIS. HHIUtlT YELLOW
BANANAS
Cauliflower 1. 2 *
25*
10 LHS. GREEN MOUNTAIN
FANCY EMPEROR
POTATOES 2 5 *
GRAPES Lb. 1, 5 i
No. 2 Can l.llibv’* Konednlp Slired
(M ART JAR TEXAS
P i n e a p p l e 2 0 * | FIGS Qt. Jar 41 7 *
BLUE ROSE RICE 5 Lbs. 2 5 *
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No. 2 Can Standard Cut Slrlnifl***
JELLO 3 Pkgs. 25^
BEANS 2 For 2 5 *
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NO. 2 CAN TENDER
OATS 3 Pkgs. 25^
PEAS 2 For 2 5 *
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PORK AND BEANS 3 For 2 5 *
P & G White Naptha
SOAP 5 Bars
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WE CARRY THE BEST AND FRESHEST FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES OBTAINABLE.
21*
NO. 2 C A N ( f c o i J N A
Blackberries 15*
3 LBS. Y E L L O W
POTATOES 2 5 *
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SOAP Large Sire
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genial tniCh and had alrrady re
aponded in ( I r a n ot dinrrrrdt n
gard
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A f«a day* after Hoover M t
Burro, Aire*.
prr«»
di*patih~»
cam .,I to th« United Statr* dtatc*
mrnfd b> Prrdidrnt ltignygrn to thr
*ft». I that lloovwr hod promised
that ilv United State* vou.il nt-irr
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intervene
with
milltaiy
forced in the affair* of a Latin It*-
a m n thr n m f*lattr.
A p in ,
H o o irv after a 24 hour trip a.’. a u
th* rick pairpo* «.f th* Argentine,
g a r* t» thr prre* thr tnotant ht arr in d
ia B im o i A i m a public
k l it r a n t tainting thr mttai hr
Mfcvn G n tt Deal Can Be Accomplished
», I i Cotthrmtion Of llndm Undias
Between Two Continents
diplc-
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n n «t •roontrnanrrd hy th* P r*»
BANANAS
GRAPES
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ALL OVER THE WORLD
405 Sanford Ave.
118 Magnolia Ave,
19*
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Stokes Red Front Market
222 EAST FIRST STREET
COMPLETE LINE OF WESTERN
1TLU. $
S W IF T S ’ I’ K ’NIC, HOMELESS SU G AR CURED
PIG EARS
PIG FEET
N-BONES
P IG G L Y *W IG G L Y S U G A R CURED SLICED
BACON Lb. 28*
8WIFT8* SUNNED HALF OR WHOLE
1 LBS. COMPOUND
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differences, but he hasn’t arrived
at ally daftnita solution yet. The
situation is further complicated bthe rival aspirations o f variou
New Yorkers
Friends o f e*-S»nstor "Jim" I
Wadsworth want to make him
secretary, o f srar; friends of Mills
' want him to become secretary or
the treasury, if Mel’on is not ra
appoint'd; friends o f Ambasanl>'
Houghton, now at London, an
tooetiny M m for serrstbry of si si a
Ambasaedjr Morrow's friend* »r »
similarly occupied! ami finally
Albert Ottinyer, who wa« daf sled
for the governership. i* credited
with an ambitlpn for * major dip
lomatic appointment. Ottinyer wa*
amony Mr. ttoovrr’s call'rs.tocjiv
sit hough net with Machold and
1UIL
It Is alt s rrand mia-up and one
that l« full of potrntUI trouble and
embarrassment* unless the diff ere nets can be reconciled. One
suggestion that haa bean pot up to
Mr. Hoover Is tlfat he recoyrv*I Machold a« the oryailastion I tiler
L f the sUte, and let the others yn
I to him with their re-ommen Istloer
land differ* nrea. Mr. lU rvey I* s 'U
R o think favorhhle o f the idea, *•
l i t coincides with hi* belief that the
■state chairman should r*cai*e more
Iree-ynltlon from
the nation*
(leadership than has hitherto been
I the rase. On tbe other hand. this
leonfUcta with Dr. Hubert* Work’ *
■ Idea that the natlonat committee.
I men should be regard- il a* the
I king-pins o f their nspertive stales
la n d given plum* nrrnrdlnyty.
I „ thi| end, it I* probably that
I Mr. Hoorrr will find It impossible
I to establish a blanket policy covtrI Iny all state*, and will deal with
I each atat* situation tndirldually
AroundTheTown
Tha Anti Mellon dabata hroks
into lha administration's drira to
enact tha new rruiaar hill. A * a
result. tha naval measure was tarnporarily sidetracked.
With Tha Rapart*!
II. C. ‘ DaRasa f 'l p r i at hi*
ila»h and'gasing mt » space la
Jtcp n rd ititlM . . Her. Frink
M*rfrr res-iing the >ara.cs In n
newspaper and derlsirg kran
rnjoytnrnl from tSaro
fi’ nrfca
E.
[xiUuhei of Fart
Myrrs Press. brra for a few.
hours on s return trip homo
after visiting In Jacksoavi la. . .
J. I'. IUII* Jr. attorney, making
hi* way to the cuuithousa. . ,
(•roryr IV Mllsa*. prominent
jouny Lawyer o f Jacksonville, In
itanloid representing a client in
2 HIE IN FLAMES
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P H IL A D E L P H IA . Jan. is. I (I N S )—Two runaway boys w.rc
uurned to death In a oultdiirr
«d
m
the Scott*Powell Dairy Company
in West Philadelphia early today
A t flrst( it wa* bsieved four b*. i
had lost their live*. The victim*
were hlent If led as: Mania P U e .
lea*, 15, W e*t llhi.ad* tphia, , o. i J.
McCormack, Id, UriperviUe. Pa.
Good Delicious Aroma
C o f f e e P e r c o la t o r s a ro Its*
m o a t p o p u la r h o u s e h o ld se rv
ice a p p lia n c e kn o w n to w o m e n
cased from federal jury w n w
when ha taidtha Judge ha war
partly daaf. It happuMd Maaral
yrars at" aa «s tana lha liberty
of passing It an. ». Dak WlHUnts
rnrouta to hi* shop wkaio ha
said ha had a preening etig-ieeffwnl. . in4|a Wallace
I
romfiatahiy ensconced In a »w iv. j
cl chair awaiting ike time for
hoi.tiny a heatlny |W Some legal
mattrr . . Mrs. Hsk*Tt M. I*»arsua on M r n l f t « the office to
assist her hsistand In issuing
I MB motor I leeway lays. . . Chid
of Police Ray G. William* waleiny erect aa a. Midler. though
ern-t in a uniform that makes
him look like aw admiral. Incidentally. he's ssr bet for first
STOKES SfcED SEfcVt^ES
FOR EVERY PURSE At
PURPOSE THERE'S A
VlRtUnrw
llerrd tty
FOR SPRING CROI*S
9 It d la t llla t h a t c le a r , r ic h
dark* b ro w n c u p of coffee w ith its
>ura d e lic io u s a ro m a so plaas*
ng to th e eye a n d pala te
CO TO ZEIJ.E StJI A M I
f
W ORLD B E A TE R A N D Ht HY KING PKIM'KR
V A N G U AR D SW E E T CORN
A fa m ily d e lig h t If •« m a d e
In h e a v y c o p p e r or a lu m in u m ,
w i t h a ll a t t a c h m a n t s
C o s ts
a b o u t 6 ce n ts p c h o u r
III.At K IIE A IT Y EGGPLANT
GIAN T 8TRINGI.KHS IIKANS
M a n y a ttractive d e s ig n s on
d is p la y See th e m to da y
Ft HI I) HOOK III « l l LIMAS
EARLY T O im iN E And GREEN PACK (TUT MIIKUS
SEE OUR CELERY IN
SANFORD AND OVIEDO
Rrgardtnui of Ihc* n r (here be a f i r e s t o n e i t * *
In null IN PARTTICUI.a u need*. From th e i m U M
truck l « Ike hi out m. ideal pa-ncngTT n f | ItO R IwiMF*
lout* motor* te p n rtiral btnlmwa b w N , tfcflW k f » J
Flrewlane Ikal reltl perform *Hfc Ike car . . • a * ( * •
sell FIREH TD N KS!
Oulntandinir In Type and. YT|[or
Order Now Fnr 1329 Delivery
FRANCIS C. STOKES & C0.
218 a FIItST ST,
ts rather tense, with Indication*
pointing to an lncT«a<* tf Machold'* prestly* and .a correspond
ing decrease In Hllle*’ powrn l i
matters o f patrnnsye.
Tha flood o f cabinet recmimei*
ditlofu continues unchecked. K*-r% :
day tome prominent labor lead'r
drop* In to urge the apRintmcnt
o f William N. Hoik, h-ud of the
Irolherhood o f railway trainmen
as secretary o f Isbor. The task fell
today to D. B. Robertson, chief of
the biothirhootl ) ' firsmee, Wm.
Green, president ( f the Antertcan
PHONE 27
NATIONAL COFFEE
WEEK
F IL L IN G S T A T IO N
PRESTO-LITE IL1TTKRJES
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Itefe Is your opportunity (a acquaint your lastr with
coffee of Nuprrnr goodnesu . . . to try the brand**n
ixipul.tr among count lens IhouMndw of famlllrn every*
where.
Dur manner of purrhanlnK makes this unusual event
posMible. Thbs week . . . Jan. I tth to 19th.
EIGHT O ’C L O C K
i njsiHcm o ru • a . ' y p w .
M usnocio rum iStf \
h d M itio s o e w n itv c i
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p N p o ib evimt r c h V k J
^nsoe u w trfC M u a ro
o evmvt r CHwnm
svjntTr CHuMMi
B0KAR
D*nta Pierre, farm publish'r, and
J. R, Howard, former president of
tha American Farm Feilrmtion.
There Is a well fnundaJ belief
howtver. that, that Sccist/ry Wm
M. Jardhte Can * remain If ho
rhooae*. The President-elect and (
S c rttv y Janllae hate seen eye*to 1
eye Sn’ |ki U n n probfren ' for j
eeveral yean, and their personal
ritationa are most friendly.
The Ohio harklngdur Dr. IhinlapI h n iM rru n J this week heevu’e of
the belief U t u the commerc* post
SEEDSMEN
AND
C. I t MASON, Florida Manaerr
Fee those who prefer a mild, smooth coffee. Tkt
cream ef tha 8aafoe caffire crop*. FJ*M O TU ck
('o ffre won a Medal Award at the I’hlladelpkia
Sr*wuJ.Centennial Kspoaiiloa In IIM .
boomed by Ohleant fop the plat*.
The gossip etarrmlng re ramarc*
i Metp around Julius RoeenwAile.
mu’U millloware m*ll srder aver-
i t t m l l court a u a ..*.J «u K U »h M "stepping mm Ik * | « t “ m U »
wap to Orlando Tmr the day a
work. . . E. II. Ashcraft sitting
wtth crunssl Jn the con It M ) «
'I^ u yia the amulng of a sait
In th* n «n » o f the rt‘Anror. . . Frank W. T i l M t
hi* tar an F in t Street.
• Lmna dub >nslgnla On tha
machine reminded us • f Ik* fact
that Mr. Talk <| la one „ f lbs
uw.., set Ira n m W n of that
(ir k organisation. . . Dr. G. S.
&>lnau »to|»a |o talk w.th a
(rknd »o.| ramaika about the
i.m m erltke weather wa a n
”
»ng. . . Marina m « p * a
'•w in y with »p | «jm rrl a (ttUs
rmnedy put on h j Kd 1A » e ai f
Krartoo P*rkl*«. Mr. Law* w *i
A favorite fnr three Reparation^ Tfebi
blend has a “ snap” and Mk]ck** rarely
found ift Other coffee*. A A
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Ground an you like It. lb. O v
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"C o ffe e per feci tow- well dencribew flokqr’n mellow flavor and savory aroma.
PaeXefl In flavor l l i h l
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MA Y ON N A I S E
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iK A H v l
teu M trt
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"UU**h
fCHuimd^vp
Flat*
plat*
iTtCHS'W
tec** *
sV c h u *>
quart*
RED PITTED CHERRIES
COMPOUND LARD
BLACK EYED PEAS
S**.lLl__ 1 I K * . ' ____
BARTLETT PEARS
£NGQ«tB BRAND
WELLOil MADE
BUTT OF JIBES
IN DISCUSSIONS
Macaroni or
98fORwSS
NUT OLEOMARGARINE Lk.
Your physician will ull you that not onlyj
cka, but the v«ry brnin-cclU thcm%elvc« ajd
nouriahed from the fai* you Rat.'" No foot
clu*—whather used on bread, in cookin
baking—can b* richer, more pur*, more wtv
or ntorc inviting than ChumgoU. >
Chumgold brings healthfulness to young
from Tu acknowledged -high vitamin
Churngpld brings the natural dclkate f
.wholesome, pure materiaK akiilfully blend
the moft sanitary conditions known \
making- ^phurngold >will have you look
ward to every food with wh^ch you
You.U wjft* vhy. once you try d»ui
grocer always has froh ChumgoU for
m
oJu>(^moLTAAku'
Meat TUNA
t> CCVaoeS
* k ^F
w/w JW e
■eaaU, ak>l«ak
b* used ts “ dis■ a tW *
and pay
n M
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The rsfaada have
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�THE HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD m R fD A
M* Sanford Herald
Age No Handicap
FRIDAY, JANUARY I?, 1929
i, t character Shine* out in thu te.
fiooni to an p ff»r to hero mo tL.n< jJ of a great h u »un»» firm m
LEE THE AM ERICAN
Jkrk Drill peey will have onr
v«-rtai:r a* a matchmaker. R
he fct.lc t> whip m M l of the pi
he tantche*.— Tampa T n W * .
N.w York.
Frcfeasor Micheison, president of the University of
new
y o iik t h i h »
1
I | * . * self-imposed t a A ah-eh
Chicago anti one of the foremost scientists of the world acta
:iouih«m«fs in New Yack will without irlf-cnnstjirtivne-**, lel\ ad jj J <pi j-t areomplah. 1 hav* 1■I
a notable example for the young men o f this generation to
n a m p ir that futurr AuWttuu.* l , , r f>une men o f the Scuth >r.
ctiubrsle torfsy an nniiivrt**<y
:n;clale. At the age 9$ seventy-five when most men have
t..« birth o f Robert K. Lee. Smce ni*y ittuoy with profit «* I*idk *• ,t l.iltie , I have tern many o f .hem rerrmnny doe»n‘t moan anything
long since retired from active work, the venerable professor
il.i no the fi*'!il; I shitll devote c>; | Well »h ,, u id it did? Tarafa
a s rnut-lrisn statue o ( th Con; -ti* thei# ie an Amer.ca.
has outlined three major tasks which he hopes to complete
TEMPLE
v«l had no 11.rn .*f gl« i* ;
rrouiinini!
energies to
train it* | t liner.
l . .ii, . sptain was unveiinj near iw
before he pas--.es away. Seeking new worlds to conquer
t e
. -------------------------- -----------Scene of I'iekett'i charne at Getty*- in t in ‘r »iio ti — lU v tr ji ! - • ■ » 1 p u n t m.n t > d*1 their duty In h
when one is .three quarters of a century old is something
[ought fur— !»ut Hr th«l *e*t hintIf the met k evri rea ly nherif
GRAVES uuijr m June, 1*11. after the t * . 1 •elf
thr t**k «»f pnnrinj th* mcr*l
.'itotr, ,r.terrd the World War. h*
almost unheard of in this day and time when men are wont
\V- just * ad an editorial about Itw earth they wtll prnhah y rla.
Han teen apukrn o f more often as a Its. ttxiuf of tht* man w no «J*r hru il t'Ofduige humor al'd
salesmen ta
to tnilie their fortune quick arid retire early in life.
it was a ploy hichpoweied
(re s t American, one ol the . 0 , 1 - I I tic ro.nmafii! of the t’nioii inti
brief
edit >rtal
Inthed— N u ll, •eil It bark to tt*,— Community
Professor Micheison has. already measured the speed
tnost xi'diers of ail time, than »■ iw on* he**the hi* eworrf. if net J *+, vi le. lUnner,
Builder, lluntsv.lle, Ala.
of light to give the world an important contribution to
le e »f Virginia, It mu) be doubted a. defence of V irfim *. ani **n >
science. Not satisfied with thU work, which required years " I f it were jo it was a grievous w nr I her the character t,f Rot*. 1
"till iniv * four >car* uf confiK‘1 .fault,
of research and expert mentation, the Professor now plans
Lee * s » really understood uftt.i (he 1-j|j In his irfmle a* *1 *0 il.rt iia. J
And
grievously
hath
Caesar
at;,
to find a new measure of light speed, to bring a computation
art* pt*j-»l
“Lsr-.leetions" of hi* *>m, C ap,*'.' (.hrulian All A n v r
sw end it.”
more accurate than the one which he has already formula
Koleit E. lee, appeared in I Cs. *f the |» wt*» giv«*r> lrf*s* in tt.c HUUI
1
no .drily, the ruuiiifr, (hr hu- ini commander* by magnum omui
ted. Ait his second objective, the scientist will attempt lo
William C. U e a j n , defeated by mftlty and lha grao-te-jr of stm! V ,<utth* rn foldlrra. Hunt, Li\«*rii. . ;«rfect a method by which the diameter of stars may I k*
oUl Confeslerate rebel,"* aa h* .tin! Swift, hy civilians j.kc lUnh
measured with greater exact ness. The third goal »« * final Ruth Bryan Owun for Ccngtaaa. “th,
w.du.-s rally
« n ) by Fj i i IirH *<»ldi*r* like Woldenies that he ergr intended to C u d * d himself, half
test o f the Einstein theory of relativity, w hich w as based
(ontcat the election on the grocnit i ui( ,* d l), in his retirement at I. e* 9*ley* llenucrvun and M iu .m
on some of Michelson’s own calculations.
of Mr*. Owen's ritiianahip. Hi* *0 , l»n, were brought out in il.at 1 t,r Iit«t ilw lit m that to th" *‘ i * hh
Any pf these three “ jobs” , os the Professor describes letter to Governor Martin ariting Ivtord mi leautifuliy that scot .e r a <»4tu| of E f f» t fu m m i u l f f * A -\
them, would require painstaking study that may take that a cert if rate of election Ii, de* ar»r» uikslued to contntirn. Atmti. tfuitr, llm mihal, C a r u r , (*u>i 1
months and years to arrive at a solution. Yet. Micheison nied Mm- Owen wa* written, he tleei Massarhtjsetl* had done more *u«* Turvnne, Ktlffrn*. Krcdrnt *
with characteristic vigor, hu* set ahout to achieve all of say.*, mirvty U> test the eLgthitity loan *ny other Northern ■■'tale P. 4*t.| NapuU*tih, the fi.iliii' nf Hi Ik
them. He has entered into his new work with the sawn nf those seeking office anil not to left the ,ha>|aws from the lan.e o s’ t F. I.**** mu*l t** 4<)did
ftut ltd it ne*v«■r Im* fur^otien that
obtain the seat for him*.Mr. Lae At * time when it stol r<-<t ill
Me't Iho rtoud* of eagerness and enthusiasm that no doubt he displayed fifty
id tourage to .peak
well o' the ♦slier the wutreniirr ,*4 AitponiAt.#*
Lawson,
of
course,
know,
whit
n, Privn the dark years ago, when as a young man, he embarked upon n scien
Conf.derute leader, n
gjilaiit
Because its teavtiv
Lee u*e*| h « (criai mf.u
tific career that has brought him fame and an everlasting was hi his own mind. Uut the sort Lnion Mddier, Chaiie, In n r i* * M e us the l.lol iif ill* fyuplf t<i
trig strength *1*
I
of Jatemrnt from him that would
place in history.
Auamv itaied to say ot (he r-.o ,- t»»ing thf* arcril ng Htgtci bui■* .in**
coincide lietyer with the public im.
evty* fcji Ivcen aral
t N A l f l E D BF.TH R HI N !
• In the case of Professor Micheison, one gains an excel- pitssion of hi* menial processe* nation from (he arm , 1101 the de t*o Union body and * ml, a.id ii m
a lw a y * w i l l be
14 ig a world where Ufa la box. >nt impression of the satisfaction which comes to him who
cision to share Virginia's slate: "| vs if ■met the e9:arnpus of ftifld Cltiwould lie something I he this: “ 1
'' from death,
the uane. You em
work*. The achievement of a goal whets the ambition and was ill advi»ed and now realise tfut-e I should base n —11 fil al ant; Xr.lship "Lee’* Alllldtle towiifd thj
A a d from the fata of dying none
unselfish enough myself (o hose United Stitr* Government/* *uj *
ploy th e same
terves
as
an
incentive
to
do
greater
things.
And
so
it
is
thst it wa* noth unfair and im
done as l,*e did.” Adams « » * pit Itiadfonl, “ ww* fn*m t!ie 111 wt «n
j l free.
am ount
e v e ry
Alai the chief h r . 1 strife, urn) with the noted scientist. The knowledge that he has con politic to attempt to take advan ting Idmio f in the plar.. of l it.- ol loyal rcrtv(jniLon and Auom »*
tage of a technicality to invali
tributed
wonderful
things
to
his
chosen
field
is
not
suffi
time,
and
ic.-tire
J erry breath
llu son ol that “ l.ighttior-r” llarvy •ion.
e a p p O if ft.r kinr.ey*/'
' Or man and b»M t and bird and cient to induce him to sit down to rest upon hi* laurels. Ho date my op|M>netlt'a election and Lsre who In the debate on the Vir utarler Ibe P m ltitn C i proc anutn* ithe tame delightful
mult be up and doing other work. May the professor live thwart the wish.'* of the people ginia and Kentucky resoluti-ns of W rltin^ l*» a friend,
uit> “f
remit* every hikely drawn in dUaalution'a long enough to attain further success which he so richly of the f u.th congressional dis JTUH-9.' had said: "Virginia 1* ni) betirvi? it to !»** thu* duu)' of fv* ty !
dty. T ty Cilumet
trict.”
tu'inlry
her
will
I
obey,
however
deserve*.
on# to unit*. in ill*- rr itorat «*.i *.! 1
i
A Florida Creed
in, tfc« Sunt Though It ,-sn
iirta maki,
light Us lanterns la Ihetr
;
Fsaajsg I Uvs{ and, when I
Oouodered tw,
thou, batoved sunlight, rover
' a «i
Mm
Oslaaarthy
South Florida Fair wit, txt Tampa tn about teg days
dawn?
j husband's
“ osplanslighton his w lfa mare
Intands^-Mobil* Newa-
IWWn W ills- ha* announced h.r
SR *f*™ *nl tn *
Ban F r s n c U "
rsksr, sad tnothar lav* an baa
n'
* Falatka tins* Luusd a tb.it page ttlUion the olhtr Jar
(YvBi'ndt J us drongty at »bs
SkUari.
\
'
,
Aharksy, sad we usd«r»ian.
s n , mnnbvr of p*opl« from
fls who agree with hint.
Wo would like to «ec people of Sanford grow to believe
in Hanford an Ruth Wood Cndmu.i believes in Florida. We
feel that if every individual in this city believed to the
depths of his aoul that the great future of thi* city i*
aiwured, that nothing can take from it the infinite wealth
of its roil, a natural resource every day becoming recog
nized more-and more ax the backbone of Florida, Sanford
would find the comeback, which it so btully needs, a far
coaler taak. Writing In the Tampa Time*, Ruth Wood Cadmus says:
"I believe In Florid*: The land of flowers and sunshine,
where opportunity waits; where success beckons to the
man of vision and action; where undreamed possibilities
lie in the rich soli, the health-giving climate, the wide
range of potcnti-il homelands; where hospitality beckons
with open anna to integrity of purpose; where natural
wonders, and all the beauty of earth, sky and sea paint
ever changing pictures to elevate and uplift the human
soul.
,*T believe In Florida: Her tlod.bestowed charm and
winsomeness twine tender bonds ubout the wayfarer to
call him home to that land where Is found a more nearly
perfect peace, surcease from strife and turmoil, than in
any other land on earth.
}
:
**I believe In Florida; llt?r Hillw and vales, her coaiita,
her lakes, her virgin soils, her great forests, her myste
rious Everglades,, make her a bind of infinite variety ami
infinite delight. ‘
“ I believe in Florida: She la the state where three
hundred and sixty-five days In aut-of-doora bring man
closer to Nature and to tho Creator of nature—Cod.
"I belisve in Florida; My state, my home, my Florida."
■— ■ o - - ■
I BELIEVE TN the stuff I nm handing out, in the firm
1 am working for, and In m,v ability-to get results. I
believe that honest stuff can be passed out to honest men
by honest methods. I believe in working, not weeping; in
boosting, not knocking; and in the pleasure of my job. I
believe that a man geta what he goes after, that one deed
done today, is worth two deeds tomorrow, and that no man
is down and out until he has last faith in himself. I be
lieve In today and the work I nm doing; in tomorrow and
the work I hope to do, and la tho sure reward which the
future holds, I believe in courtesy, In kindness, In gene
rosity, in good cheer, in friendship and in honest competi
tion. 1 believe there is something doing, somewhere, for
every man ryadv to do it. I believe I'm ready*-RIGHT
U ltl# aa nioat politifi«ni real
ize it* Actual political capital ran
be made of a p diti,»l m
hjr
a frank Ktl'iiiuiun of jl
»«m rtime*. To fiinko a ni-*t*ik# and then
t*i deny that it w o made - U to
make two miitakta.
lamentable the fate to whrh .1
.nay subject me,” Such wits h1■- .11*vo| on to the doctrine of SlsirV
light,, nn.1 Robert E. Lee inhrutrl
it. latter than the rhuinpienahip of
Adams was Gantall-I Bradford'*
sympathetic study, " l ee the At.isiiran.” lie talvd it a record of (s *•
j ,t r , and dtelared;
The prnplr id Honda hav*
mor, tnotwy in the bank* of tbeir
(tat, than all thr prop r of Geor
gia. l-nuialana, Alabama. Miaaivaippj and Trnnr*»e« put togvthtr,
aaya Eugene It. Black, goitrno • >f
the federal rtaerve bank of Atlan
ta. If thU mean that KWidhi-*
hav, more money than tho people
of th, other itatra mentioned It u
good new*. If it mean* that Fk.r
idtan* patron!*? their home bank*
(Bore than r*uple It* Geurg'a, Ala
bama, etc . d» it i* alto good new*.
But If it mean-i that K'oridlan*
hav, run to cover and an- kee.-.i-t •
in th, bank money which ahould
now be uufully employed in liwli
vidual enterpri*, and evpiotatl«n of thr vac- future of the
State— It )» very bad n*w».
FLORIDA’S NEW 8UGAB INDUSTRY
and Slid nut whal
th#* Count jy a ml th*? rv-tBUMinh- I
iui*nt *»' praev «n il h>ii rrvmy. ‘ If **
a bit! lie In it u.
avoliffd polite*, fie •hunrut* ,»**!>-
*icily, iii<| 4i(-p!i*'d hiiruf f huni<i!\
L*» hi9 dutir* ai l*r««idm t of W tia ifiSton Univcrt ty,
«n oh«curi»
jurioo) in tho jntiur.taim tuvn **f
I*«x:nstun* f»ftcr refuft'DK |sOiu»or. *
tn the hu*m**i» wothi tb«i vcoauj
Men- was a man who faned iiAvc* mud** him rich At 1 r.U |i|u|*
fiandly.
a man who said (hat erty hud been »w »p t n« l y in th-*
' human virtue should be e<tual to war. For five yrmr% an.) untd hiJ
human ralanuty,” ansi showed t.'s *!• ath he Ijibairrtl lit an I du< u*ur im !
tt could b*. e<]ual to it. and so. wtin
just ctic*ugh, money to maintain him j
out pretense,
without diapay. nimlrat houachnld. The nubdi!) of |
T H E ;
W O R L D 'S * G R E A T E S T
x
BAKINGPOWDER
*•, . a > j T
y u /•*«
S A L E S 2Yx T I M •1E S i.T I■1
Q 5.TEeO
Y O
’••T
t P* A
*» N *1
- T H E R RHAND
7 ( HW KOI F I
I -fs
l kthere a--great
• -- %
■# J
living Flor*
Id in ir - aaka I’hil Barney In th,
Tanips- Tribune «n«nt our recent
dlectiraion of tit, g reato t living
Eioridian
Grammatical
puriat
that h , i% I’hil ihould not hnva
■rverliK k*it the fact that our In
quiry was in the comparative and
-4ip«rlstUs moods, not lha poaiI'vo. (irenttH’)a is a rrlstivo thing
at bn l-in tl there’s no denying
En*mV*. of Ihe gsaotine tax
should rred th* New York World
thvve dan and wr*p. IV.aroaaLr.*
the proposed levy o f aU'h a tax in
N r* Yotk elate, th* World de
dans: "N o fairer t u In Us Iscldmce, to st*re useful tax in lu
effect on nwd Improminent, could
NOW.— Elbert Hubbard.
p:»«lhly be de cited. . . It would be
STATISTICS M A Y N O T b« o f any pse to the general a refreshing change ta hgv* one
public, but they can in some instance* provide a good deal o f form of taxation whi;h bean
Justly en all alike. , , , The gsa
amusement. Take, fo r instance, the hard figures on candy
tax la an Ideal form o f state Ita-
consumption in the United States lost year. W e ate nearly
4.000,000 pounds o f chocolate; more than 2.000,000 pounds
o f hard cendy, and more than 1,000,000 pounds o f caramels
and chewing candy. Could one from oil this drew any
lessons as to the character and disposition o f America 7
What would foreign nations think ? In their International
relations with qs, fo r Instance, should they count upon us
as a sweet-tempered people full o f sugar o f human kind
ness or M ■ nation embittered by Indigestion ’ — Baltimore
p
"W e now ktve at hand a eerie■
o f mg e reb oo t by a wetl-lnlbnaed,
roustrvatire and far-aortag cit
tern of Tampa, which embe d1
**
many meritorious recommenda
tions," says the Tampa Tribune.
Where h aw ere beard those ad
jectives before? f h y de net disgalse the Tampa ritlsea mention
ed half an much oa Uwy diacloee
him. Peter O Knight come forth!
o f Chevrolet H istory
- « Six in the price ntngt o f ik efo u rj
4
represents
years o f Development
and over a M illion miles o f Testing
Never has a new motor car come to
the public more thoroughly proved
tn every detail thanThe Outstanding
Chevrolet of Chevrolet History.
Ym n ago, the Chevrolet Motor
‘ Company designed and bulb Us
riosentsl six-cylinder
>ls far-sighted step was
vr loped
Under
knew that the tix-cyiinder motor la
Inherently the most perfectly
balanced motor— the Ideal power
ecurdjast xnd moot beautiful bodice
e v e r o ffe re d o a a low -priced
' — ^
■ — - -j iw , —
The
C O A C H
$
w ni mw—
rabt oAen en order of weU-haUnccd
emcsllence that is extraordinary In
the low-prlca field- From every
U IA IO T A e n U L D
N ow on Display
�1
I
%
I
1
AT. JA N U A R T It.
M ARGARET
PE T E R S , S o d ety
E d ito r
K n ld r n u
S u b s c rip tio n B r id g e
Is (liv e n B y S o c ie t y
S o cia l C a lendar
V *ubo, rtpf> n » n*tfr party w*,«
'
MON tv , T
I*nnior**«t TKuraeligv wveniny ai fciv*
f 1 Ha 1 by thr Kutafy 0
Cirri* Number Five „ ( the First ! h
f Al| Soul** Clturrh
Baptist Church wil) mi-n m ! ul fiatcrnitj
..’clock wuh Mr* F \\ ^ta.i.->, Hr* Honk klrtach had char ft*
the pt n r* lira. Georg# F r llo »«
1103 Elm Avenue,
ariil Mm
(erur^9 U«un irrantfad
Circle Number six o f ihe 1 r.i
Baptlit Chur, h will n i,.[ „• ;l u th«t tablra and ta ll**, while Mia
II Rlrhtrr feol Mr*, hubrrt Cila*
o'clock with Iff* ( ' \V. - ; w r
rron ter#r# in charge of th* t€«
i 12 LaUn-1 A
f r«ihm*nt*.
Circle
N um ber-Tlirr,- n* !h»
At th# ckoncluaton **f w '* »r «l
First Raptiat l hurt*h -etH meet t»iogie*sion* rtf bridge h *rh w o lf
with Sin. R, F. Cun par at her prtM fo r th# 1a*|W*. a band paw home on Catnaton Aarnua at .1 . -0 #d plaqtM, wss pr#oenl«**J In Mr*
Vrlock.
William Ludwig, »hil« hiirb %
• #ic
Circle
Number Eight! uf the l>rl*# fyp thw men. * pair »f tuia
Flr»t Baptlit Church will
meet *ock*a w ** a on by IVt#r Paul.
with Mr* J. H, Col-!.iu|jh at l.»r Second hfjh *cnr# p m r. « |rnrn
home in Roa* Court at. 3 o'unck. %1ir*X tinarel,
wt.n by Mr*
the In a
Th* etccutlve board «rf the aux Ift o r if Frlli»w < while
iliary uf 'he First PnMl>>t»niiii acorn jinn*', hr'«l|f*• trure pad*,
Church will meet at 2. 10
, . were won by Mr* Julia l.udariC
an<| Mr* Janie* W Hrhlanakl.
prayer hand »t 3 o in,» nn.l
ular
liar bu*ini«s hi#^tinj * at I H»
Refr*ahm#nt«
aer,. irrvn j ic
'clock.
J
lb»* f-dluaintf
Mr ami Mr* H
Circle Neirmher One tu the Fir* " Hamby. Mr ami Mr* II. lUchi«*r
liuptirt tliureh will In t e l,, 'n.- Mr a tuI Mr* I'rtrr Paul. Mr
M f« \ B \lab. n«*;. Mr an«l k#r
lounty 11/inr »t 3 n\ !.« V
Clroe
Number Sexen uf (he FrAnk Malirh Mr* Knhcvt l tin
Julia Ludwig, Mr*
lF ir*t Raptiat Chun h a ill jnc-t ,i eron, M u
|.i o’clock with Mri (.. K. T iu . o ’ 1r%-11g - Fallow*, Mr* u o n fi- Oaur
Av-tiue
M u Mary Ss hart’, Mr* S, A i»r:
] her hhiuc »n Av.nui)
|3l*mhcrc ire re<|uv«tvi. Iwd % ‘vnjr
their mlaalon rlu.ly I...-U .
»ui
Li
Th# monthly prugiam
of the Wnensn1* M i . v W r y .*
L u t y of the Fir*t Meinodi*t f*huri*B
I will be hr Id iti |h« «bun*h a
llunum ut 4 oVloak.
.
w# r e
M ri
A
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M a ll c f fi .
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tak»
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accidental
Than It* giving
and
sh illin g
»h<i h «,
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Architect
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first Natl I’^nk
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p«tM ah-,
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11f•r in Sanford
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r#turn«*.| t*» her horn*-, .-><» I'aik
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kitty Roger* »»f Orlimio w#tr * »
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HARDWARE
CO.
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r#t# Ting Treatment* ar *h^ F#tn
a’d Liiifkbifi II ipilei for sever■
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W e s t S id e P. T . A . H a s
S h o rt llu s in c s s M e e t
1*. E I*. C lu b M e m b e r s
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talk arid th# m#* ling a kpajr*i#d | r»rmi
’• h i p f '»r fh** Btiigibwriy
aftrr a * o l .» ‘ hy Mr * ^arikh u*# f
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H u iL la
I... very and Mr*. McLendon
Mr* W Momra of New York
jo.I Mr*. Elmer Toll of I’hllatJelphin, two recent bride* who ,nt
Ipt ndinir the winter here, Wt ie
T h # members o f the Sem inole
honuretl with a bridge party gu ru
I High School 1* T. A. met T u n d i,
riiur*d«y aftvmoori by Mr*. I - w
afternoon at 3 '0 o’tloca in th* IL.niake at the Community Center.
tchoo| auditorium with Mra. J. N. corner of .Suteenlh -Street
and
|ikohaon preaubng.
Magnolia Avenue, Mr*. Mine* a"d
The meeting wa* opened with a ( Mr* Toll received Italian ptitjcry
lihnrt prayer followed by • pro- | |t.,
from th* honU'a# a* a m-'•
gram arranged
by Mra. Curtia j m*nto of th* occasion,
j B aiter in which
Mi»a Camilla
Four progre**iona of bridge w»r*
l>*aa gav* a piano aolo,
M.m • ptiye.l ilurlng the afl irttoon, «t
| M a ry Dighton a reading and M .*' (he eonclu.o.n
of whjrh.
high
^Chriitlue Stoudenmire. areompun- acure prise, „ Chinese Tciipot, will
by Ml** Faaline Stoudcnmlrc, o iw in lttl to Mr*. M. Kiomn, whiU
olln loin.
“ -W 0 »*|t ad high Mor* prtro, a bo who n ]
H r* . Robvort urged Ihc mothct* dish, was presented to Mra. Vic
> act aside the P T. A. aft/r- tor Check. Mr*.
M Mote* wa*
Ixoon *0 that they m ight have time lucky in ru ttin g and wa* given a
to rn jo y the wotk of the *tud*f.l>* |
j| ,h .
[which w fj be putt of the p oThe rtmirn wa* decorated with
\gram*.
* B i varlou* Imiw I* of ralentlu’&a and
During
the bu*ine«»
«e»*lon | (,ih«.r Spring flower*, wh|l* on
I Mr*. Edwsrtl Higgins, the fina.-c* . ihe «tage large ba*krt» containing
chairman, announced
that Ihe |Miin*ettlaa and bougamvtlla* had
| P. T. A. would bring an attrarti ut been placed.
I her*'In Januarvi anil l-Vbiviary,
A aala.1 court* wa* **r\*,| to
[which will be a group of magi* the- following; Mr*. \V M oy* a n il
Ictana o| cunaldetable talent ami H r*. Elmer Toll, honor guv.t*. [
I note. Plana nr* alau going forward Mi*. M. M o m , Mr* Chart,-* Knit- |
lor a play to be given aonitlime ner, Mr*. Jamr* Tot', Mr*. W il
I In March.
liam Toll, Mra Rv* Uacootin. Mr*.
The association made plan* tc Harry Randrl, Mrs. Frank Wolfe,
I hav* Parrnu’ Day at the caftlet- Mr*. 0. Fleischer, Mr*. Morris
la on W*dn*Mlay, Jan. 23, fiom Kronen, Mr*. M. A. Newman. Mia.
11:30 A. M. until 12:13 P. M All Victor Check, Mr*. 11. Jarobaon,
parent*, both mothers and father*, Mr*. J. Brr*on, Mra. Milton Sllare urged to hats lunch at *ctiooi virflcld, Mr*. 8. Robbini, Mi*.
on that day. Mr*. C. P. Hrrndua, Perry Weinberg and Mr*. Doncafatetia chairman, requested that lake.
Seminole High P.T./V.
(Has Interesting Meet
We 41ill k l f f % RBlkWf «f( *(>U#4
pt»«R-« <b4 i Him# goal
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S A V E A T H A L L ’S
C H IN A & G L A S S W A R E
II .ft . i c n ■
T \ f . •'•e pO*t
i h r r r )«**#• r
b* i. k...«!tten ,
a"'*| M r * I F Jlakrr * 4 - ipteilttl l
E Wwgn* >,
, 7.«rri-nn«(, Mr* II
j • nd the Mi**»>, Nan ml Fellow*.
Aranka Tokaeh, Hitahrth llenca
T lIE S p A V
le. Mail.-line Matlem, Ellen II ■y.
The Social D.pirluicnt of the
Mar) Mickler. Chariot.*
Sm.lh.
lU ’winany Chib will have n luurt.t
Margaret B#m«r, Mtaa S«r#nlt# 1 l*
prramt
I bridge party at 2:30 o’clock ui the
• ml Jame* W. Schlentkl.
< lu,>
pteient
w.re
(club houae with Mra, J. C. (i i i , - 1
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Mr. J R virnn.. M r- I i> Ho*
Ura. D, U kta tbie. M i' E. U . I
m i
[ Calloway and M m Annie llauia"u
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I.* trlil g r Mr* 1 It SvniiH, 'iff*
I « i hoeteaac*.
A f t e r n o o n B r id g e Hrrm„, M,.wi.ton.
u-„.
Mrs. Boniske Hostess M”
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Krlleher
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1 tu Jul-n I |nda^r,
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J till* I ud w g **,| ! ,t a ir J ‘V’b.1 J
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Thoms* to »l|Hhc1«nl *■
lu l#iv«* Fn<b») fur Clanton |> i
other? h# will msk# hi* b •tit?
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P e rsona Is
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trpree'atlon
W t Ik*
bealliful.l
n - f . i offering* and m » n j k M |
»* ,**« ■Soar* a * at the I me f v l* j
t*a'h nf mrr wether. M r* L, ’4 «
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R. Ji. Nipper
W . R. Nipper
ANNOUNCED
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A n d P erso n a l A ctivities
M IS S
O f f i c e T e le p h o n e 148,
. i €4*n dr taASks- ■* |
John Ludwig To Wed
Miss Irene Brandt
\ F e w S p e c ia l V a lu e s
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M A R I O N P R IN C E D R E S S E 3
J.C.PENNEY CSt
212—East First Street -211
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M r*. A. B. Vliwon of Amlerion,
After further report* from the Ind. I* ap-rrwMng turn* time here at
|committee* tba tie* ling oJoaed.
the guest of her sister, Mr*
Ca<««rkdr* Schultt, and niece. Mra
■w
E. P. Ilouaholder, at their home
IIS W iat Revrnteenth St met- '
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at prices typical o f
our value-giving
|Mrs. Hutchison Gives
Party On Thursday
I Mia. Iloflsr received a* a gt'l
llrom th* hoataaa ala salad f».lu
1*1 8tiaff silver, while Mra. MeCalham was presented with a avekIsc* of amber head*. Mra, Paul
Farhes, aVo * recent bride, r*
|(tired linen te* napkins.
Mra. Hutchlaow'a home wa* dec|« rated in a lavender and told to M acheaM With qwaaiiUea af y*|.
lew nanlsena, calendulas and lav.
rmagvd about the
____ .the UUaa wan
Bland. Tallin and ether bridge
teaineiia farther accentuated ihe
“ < ealee note.
High trore priae, a tanatlng folk
■ Wan, was w*n by Mra, Ltatoa
L
A r .n , wktle second high *<tta
«a a awarded te Mra. W . D. C*rd>
* aet af
/'*h xtt+v+S1
T he Authentic Vogues in
[all r**«rvatloaa be made with h»r
I by noon Tuesday, Jan. Cl.
Mra. Roy Hotlsr, a recent belle,
bar gu«*t, Mra. A rthur d.
of Barrington. Pena,
Twava honor tuosta at a bridge par.
|ly |t**n Thursday afternoon by
|Mra. Caul hen Hutchison at her
. 101 Wost Twentieth S tm t.
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UnusualDetaSa
SEE and HEAR
Chiffon Hose
For Wotnca
N a
455— A
gauge
v e ry
ti&, » h « T
8m
|
hoae—
dear chidjo tu the in#
with a picut edge, ii)h pi . t
«d sole and n t n urcs^tk
R v c rth a to r.
ALJOUOM
$11.75
$ 1.49
t
HUI sad HEAR
'4
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him t i l l hla a t n l
I l I f with groat prU o tin t wa lartto
aow acta far wouion who doaund 1
an dtaaiay la anr raady to waar dap
a m * ll»*ae frock* for truly they strike a
tlv* »| )k . T k t drr*neu sketched nr* now
nl. Wo olroniily unto that you paotpouo
____________
at* aeon than* MARION PRINCE DRESHE.H,
embroidered, all Ihf colors for oprla* 1* 2*.
M ob a
■map Ian-
A ll
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lln O lU
typaa I t i
•Brief and
11 a* m a t
FROCKS SKETCHED
SEE OUR
W IND O W DISPLAY
B o t h
ON DISPLAY
K >4 .
P . Hatton.
Mra. Paul
a after the
IB-
E L IZ A B E T H
N ew Shipment O f Spring
£■
HATS
! : . £ j f t ? u * z r c . s
th* ajrlas coteo. Pritfd D w M
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ARDEN
P R E P A R A T IO N S
We ram * mapfete Ha, af EKanheth Arden Preparallane, the
eery I b id that auuj tan buy ar genina ran rrvute.
Vialtleu, many new •»»!«, freaa Tie te I U k
Pwwder, ekteJnahle U via Umax I U 4 te BIBB
U p Bteka TSe te H M . Wa a^HateQy a«k lha* jeu see ite
new design* In In etkka created by FJIaaheth Arden.
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A New Hat
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�A Data able by Uiloar Brittnfe
wtpi.Bobbia Bonn accomponyhi(
hi tha piano will ba the flr il
number. A violin and piano duet
will, be rendered by Aubrey Martin and BIB JOuOsr, fultowed'by a
fla t, and violin duet by Milner
Britain and Aubrey Martin wt«|
H W Ia Burn aa aecomp«r.I»t.
“Echcwa Prom tha Philippine*’
C ll be the aubjeek o f a talk by
o Orendalo.
m.
T Q R T A G K P L A Y BO ON
C O . O a flin j, eoruul commander
of the local encampment of
tha
Jbe World, aiv
nouncod today that plana are
under way for the pindentation
Woodmen
of
eoon of a play in v k p -f h r auipkr*
PRESENTS PROGRAM
of the o rjk r. A rflm m ilto* tomp .w d of C
C . Colllna. J . I I
Nichole, J. II. Ylnln* and Rufu*
Vijlng attended a performance
of the pl<y la»t night la New
Smyrna and pronounced It an ex*
celUat) entertainment.
VARIED PROGRAM
The foRowlny program win .be
presented on Arbor Day by the y
W a t Bide PHmary School:
Song—'‘America the Beautiful",
School.
ited In rellyiout
A varied profram of aioelcal
aelectlona will feature th, weekly
concert xiven Sunday afternoon
at tha Municipal P e r over the
public add ret*, eyitem recently
purchas'd by th, City. The pro*
resant were: M n . P. J. (ram, which will batin at 3
Mr*. E . M. Galloway, o’clock with n number of phono
[lifer, Mra. Samuel graph aoltcIlona followed by radio
Mra. A. P. Connelly,
numbers, will be under the aufithoidar, M ra. R. A. 1
plcee of tha ITpf-Mac Battery
Mn. RoumllJat.
\Company.
-
“ Origin of Arbor Day” ; Mr*.
Georgia LrCompta.
Song—“ Arbor Day"; School.
Deabrlptlon and Story of George
InnU' Painting, "Trem, or God*»
Holy Temple"; Mlaa Lore Turner.
MS,
PI '.NNBD
elotl or the gauit,
rn far high acofei
wtlng wrfe award*
P'Coniteller Mr a
ir, Mrs. R. A . Ncir-
Raadlnr—‘" Trees' By Joyce KllJrarfer : V w t ^
.
"What Do We f U f c Whan W*
n * o » * TreeT"| Clasda'Geitfr,
u n i t Dean H » r » n J EdUh R ay.,.
*Arbor D a y ’Anthem"*; Sohod
Story— "Whan Wa Plant a
Treo"; .Martha Lon Whlddon and
Parry M'Taer.
1
ltr»(lie*—"An Arbor Day T.c%",
unknown; Mary Lop Carter.
lUadinx—1
" K o m t Trow " by M.
D. Tolman: M n. P. R. Stephens.
Sony—"God Bart Thla Trea VTa
Plant"; School.
m m ri
ireapnt eeeelon of On uni
ty. Tw o o f the etudenta, wbt
FOR
JANUARY
KOCH IMPROVES
PARIS. Jan. la - t fN S Ir - M a n h all Foeh'e condition continued to
ehow *|taht improvement today.
Ilia phytlciana laaued tha folloef.
in* bulletin thla morning: "There
It alight improvement- In the ten*
dll inn » f the patlenl’t heart and
ildneyv"
For sole— On* o f tha beat celery farms la the district.
Farm .U located
■ » 1 € % « > * ’£m
■■*
nod of Uda ipeela) value »ulle— and jou ll b* prow?
Tho trim# la kamhome’ y carvfd. T f * aphnMrry
on I’ lneway Drive, 29 acres; 10 three Inch flow ing wells; fully equipped;
mohair'
land Is In Ihe very highest stale o f cultivation.
Three pieces.
T o appreciate this
The looao. aprlni filled cuafclooa are teieor
k
fnrgi, i f InUresled, drive out and nee the crop now growing. \VU1 re
N D doctors have reason for specifying Laney
i Drug. They loiopr that In this Drug store
•script!cn* are compounded accurately nnd
Ith great core. They know that this Stare is .
•dPPCd. with every need and'' stocked with
W Drug necessary to the prpper filling o f
ascriptions. I f ypu were to Investigate you,
would Insist cn Laney Drug as a regular
lease this land u
fis t as crop is harvested R iv in g buyer plenty p f time
to plant spring crop, com o r a n y th in g ho m ay sec f i t to put on the
land.
Thla Is nheotulsly one o f (he biggest bargains ever offered in the
■'
Way o f a celery farm.
, *
A ny one Interested, w rite, wire or call
mrinntij
ib ll.
g M M y ^ T b e Friendly
H . M. RUMBLEY,
Sanford, Florida
rntTtTTf
I f , W win ohse^tk »W g r * e ~ d f l y l * • ! lbJ» fl*“ « { * •
you wtu appreciate. what a r e m a r k * * valso ft U at IM I.
The Interior {om triKiion U • ! »u«h quality sa to laasr# maay
,rara of f a d
aorvlco
gfifaiiin
Carved
l_v«fy ^andully Made aad Ik# apkaUicry r« al
> »'jb t«w to »* qltrvt. 7K
**rU * (lUfd
rqvcntMn, Oar pric* v » thla ael»a rtprnrat*
MSirogMSt la valwo (itlu g .
"
VERfAST DIMITY
e v e r fastb aiiiste ;
' kt” I t L.11 »
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THE
BAN FORD
R K R A I.D , S A N T O R O
P IA IR m A
1 F R ID A Y
<I««#*d#4. If 4ll #•. «t*4 ir 4»«4.
Bnaford D*Uy Herald
rOR
KENT—S
w ith
WANT AD RATES
im in l
room
bunfaUw
qu arter.,
p n p
» r l l kept rrt.u*ul«. available nflor
Jon. lat. Rhone IS.
T m i Cnih la Advance
rToWfhooo ado, *111 bo roc* Irod
for patrona and collector m l
Immediately for payment.
1 Time
-----------10c a lino
S Tint >o------ --------- Sc a Una
• T lm o * -------------- 7o a lino
Tlmo
ratoa on rrquooi.
Tbo rrducod ntoo arO for
conaacvtlra Insertions.
Fl*a Words of avcro(a length
aro counted a lino.
No ad undor 3 lines accepted.
All advertising la rastrklad
to proper classification.
If aa arror la made Th# San.
ford Herald will to responsible
for only one Incorrect insertion,
the advertiser for subsequent
Inaertiona.
The office should
TO ADVERTISERS
A
Herald
roproaaatatloo
thoroughly familiar with rataa,
rulra and
claaalflcatUm
will
ri*a you romplata Information.
iAnd If you wlah, they will aaLiat you In wording your want
W to maka It more effacUrt.
Announrvm fnta
kPAKACIIICOI-A oyatera
froth
dally, W. II. Long Market.
FOK RKNT:W)7 . Ii»irr|
At mu#.
KOl-R ROOMS. HATH
and
s l e e p in g
porch
garage
Newly
ila n r ila l
throughout
al*o fiv, r.»m
hi.uae and bath,
2305 Magnolia Avenue
R o io n lb l» offer arrrple.1 Apply M. F.
hi*
w ff*«*n n
-
Vanderbilt,
' • " i r n «rv| o ih ttii in g f f h l i l
• far n j a i - i ' n j i| j # i f i«^t,
♦. or.l If *h* >• P > «ffl«l If tit*
« n.l if ||>4<I !»•* ulthk'i* it **»••• •
ftrikiml ly
of tha (art lh»| In I ha M i l rantr V
c. nsignrrl to B>.lrrto. koto
a negr*., k a n w # a memhe r l!n s » -n hoM op k> the A fg 'n t nr (ho.
J »r prevent tulaa. Mr*. Do Prwet ernmeWI •1 I W P «t\ •!
tiilnm iiirtll)
niutUI become
a
•M
K ff* V
mrirJ-rr •( tha club wtJ» full pru.
will U
« "M ark Kali"
lor
which a til ( v v a metaberoh p n „
mlttvv poavr to apf rove or it V-
•»*t (im # in i l t h u i'tfy
• l v t # r (ta r r y srlf# *»f |K»
• fr*'»n
RKoilv I * U p *|, who*
f "rt# H y I I r %
(itu ffa
W
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HKNT —T *t»
rtvayionm
houwa in Woodruff iubdi«lal»n
K en «»ry m-sons hie. A'.ao two
nice apartments In duplca kouae.
Thone 135 or inquire HU! Lumber
»pl>rT>». «n applicant for membvethip
Newly decorated, with flreplaru.
(o ro p*.
nraaonable
Alao t
room hotiae. Phone Mr*. L#wla.
790 botwv*n 8 and 10 A. M. and
7 and 9 P. M
t u M ild e r lb.an In I9IH.
Itu l \ Irk a > e la N r * K r r o r d
\ D u ..,.* th* tvp*
t flu mi*
public.
*
c a i t t uti Arm i a t m
StsanM' KUctrle Pm u
an ~
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k o n i t i a c r
: m u i
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
AH Coughs
-D IR E C T O R Y —
2G— M laccllancou a F o r S a le
FDR HALF.— Rockfdrtl
Rowing
Machine, tame a* S o g e r — Reg
ular price $95 on — Will evil for
tt.VOO
A aarriflr* at thia price
Sanford Sto*e anil f'umitur* ( ’*>
371 t l u l F rat St Taone 49— W
CCT THIS I)IRE( TORY OUT FOR HANDY REFERENCE
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F IR E P L A C E . S TTIY K
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A H E A TE R -W O O D
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If Mr llwivt-r run* mtn any JlfflT
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ptratluns h, may find |l esprit ent ia tiring *.>ught after hr made i
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of the Cnolidge material.
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trail (ait
other •r. strained forward I* beg tb W
i cdmmiUml
t - *»*h OaMiRf N.-.f,
t u **Ulllo fo«
MuthetHUI
Tba retention uf 3toretn-y Ja r- Ine *uprr»l*l«n nf Deputy (Jeorr* '.•vraHi' y
uniters'.oo.I tt.R* •( , ..r.l l*t
tift:
a rate
he
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• IU*H« Mb# V U gtj
-tetiile her son. Iter face ssaa 4rad
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ffeinc L**..*oL.h#ue altufeethee an SrM ffley. whu *aM Griffin amt H~» I
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g i * l •b *1 ef hi* “fl*!
||«r«n a n «»rJ#m! hy J « ! •
(it ■ k *» c l ’ 1
The Kansan rame into thP Cn«l ••’ rv n llin rf illWc Tflf«tUjr n ifkt •Vnt|y CBtltnl * f « ui'g i r * •
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h*« t.-t tiled a* re
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Idf* cabinet In t»25 with Mr. CkHa Stephen»un and Mnrg*n It.-. j|i|M»intruMtt
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Hoover's tmiunemrnt. (A;n»tally <'>*IUnd wer, thP nther members aii«| ii *rn vt »• r ' « n f*
•„| i et.i| tp- ii «* peoni i nosed toward the <l*tk‘a i»*k !■
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(,,, *b *ru U io U o brisk gait. *•*#
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►he he
e ;H*ali in g, they hivir sten eye tn ' f *b* nffieers psr*>
lU t m i lilts!* »• I | .1
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The still wa* located a *h.ir* lar
n.<gt
there while the court read
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I ‘ h i i . Hi
•ye on the farm pi bl.m. PartK'U
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•ft >• t
•he f .rmai ten 1rn ,e a f death. “ I
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lafly did they agree »n th r “ ini distance from the Tttusvdtc r^sd
W"fr than *
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aril Ih lp ill
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en tan e i yeu. Georg* Harsh, la
UF** 11111.14.
iputies'* of th_ McNsry-lliugcn leading nut nf tienevi* The offlier* ttinailtiril
.ml I- el hi* money •I# by #l#«tr^boatbon »A Mar lb—
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Hill, which im tr pa*»ed Cun*res* b u j tu wade In water „ tunsider 1hi« nuruf.er » « t •4ii>^* si .(ssva
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N e g r o G e t s 6 0 - D a y iip<»n lh# pUrr. Gfiftin m a nptur* . C> I.rp. J i* of Dr I-rp.I T.. »» n#*i
• * ft «j'i*v -tellhef
f.rst «nn incvment of ike verdict*
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-pa .1 J e * the ^
turned deathly whit#.
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tnNjr * in J* r 4 •• |«%l*tt(f* t ( [Ir ,
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tfra-iohile. ij'rr * *tu-»l Harsh.
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Jue Norman, nrgro porter, ha< J la., , n J
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joined th- ranks of those yhu ha-e
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supentltlons about the numeral ,n, i , ln(t r ( f orl, th^, m„ rnlng to ohr.v- .u t.aw n t I.* tha jury h/
tn . I f t . k i g • II wis'fl *»* g p i
in \\i.i M /tti t. Ih tl .1lP«4
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fain bis release.
(Conttftu* tks !’»<* »>*M *
T o M e e t M o n d a y T o ItaJjr Be.ll ll»* V Al Is fail Al#lU«e
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h*»«d’r
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M < - ittlf
Tlir l*n l*«f 5l il< t, t#n Apt
U lt ’.V. I’rarman Jr ., arul f r h.a
p i , , ! * tT n VAtnrrn
;; Ja n u a r y 2 6 A n d 2 7
S e t D a te F o r S h o w
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l i k i t i t l l s f
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f t t f
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t*d-uay
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Paring
N« iCt» i a r l i r a . 44 duir^r
•
,a|l sentrnce or must pay a lira- «1 I l a n d i c a p T o u m a m c n t
The hal •iti. n Army pew*, raatu>b»blr- , uf |lu> M iw lsnl till 11,1
, ( Si yrore t lift# |rea*
The .eruiitl anntio. sut mtobilu fB 'iri I tw i, I*|4a. J r , uf >i- *
bid). Norman ptead guilt) tu show, staged unity rth i a ji y s r i .....
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Compuny .,| lutlaita. e c a t le r c d ,,,, „ ^
,^ .n ,k.,»n. (he las costly e l.k li.h —l hoio. will k»:<i
I charge of petty tarrray when ai
t .tat*- in ihv s tie s .
Plan* f i r rtaglng the January ef lb* fs ft!' nl AUlemubil* lh * l sail, la .'r »* u lary of »Ut# u u i i ,
lift official mwniag Saturday and
r r r 'i i i t ’ailed l i
lI in IfRt «14|MMily U'til i
rajgne,i thl* morn ng b ’fo ft Jo in * handicap tournament a ’ the Mao ft* A*f <la|U»>, will be held «uu - *fffH
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riw all as , h fi.i-ign iamb l« * ‘ii t a t ( ca-ii noci »' I
!■”»«,# i«T*l SunAsy, Jan. « and 37. aceurdmg
BB. hharon.
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ford Cpuatry Gluh .»er# aneuunre.l lime ihjrng februnty. It waa
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1 Th# pegro la said lo nave sto.cn todajr
-by —
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t Vl ii ”ba B‘ TvU ilir rv i« ,tti(. , !• n
Whathtr
not >>*ungf
l.kW RENCEVILLK. N. J , J a a
lirigadi*'
Elmer Cartron.
profee.
UatneJ tutay With ttlo annuun c4 i.g rt
l l a Trr 4 »»if)r •*#» h* 4 r» tlCM r jM i
IUrbbr .
papal stater.
can n u t . t i l M .w ait,
j tn# money from Mr. Peatman’* ■ional who ha* charge <>f the
f > - . I\ 4»— Don* Dooea. awl
! (tifeNi |n luvn but • |th^ n l »rm lh ngUI M* 11 -11*4 * . 4I*«ibI«* b I « *•
mmt that lh# dlstributura as ill
lo tfk a in tba Valdaa Ifulrl Uo *. arrangements. Qualifying rounds
..f V i* r- rt-*u|rr.t
CUlW# Q.
meet Mun lay noon at tbo V*l i * .
. 4*4t«n titer |*t I AR|rT*i. M< K e ik r nu*nif«r. Adjutant J i# ,r | * Marshall
I T nc bit s a'rrs attacked to a muter will tr fa to m o r r o w and r intirvir
!►.#*., *# * on* nf 43 stodaaU
young p*p, pl*"» ***trta ry , and K '
Cafe fii the puipuao rf aetluig a
.
Will
Seek
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ft*
’’Mdar'*
{tag application placed in a Uv on through nest Haturday. Mat. h p'ay
del mite date and discussing utoer G o s s i p A s s i s t s I n S n a r i n g W i d o w
u, the >|<f corner mratui*. beeau*# slg'i Adrian Andorsoa, rnghler ohu tiarruoly ••coped duath kofutia of the deiks.
Th* negro said will begin Ja n . 37.
uy Oh.n flftin** swept Daswa
will b» In rbarge of tv# tsen t.
details In runpaetUin with the
he saw the money last night null*
Under th# arrangements tb it trent.
A mission for ha ding s t n t o * Huu*e. th* Urgu*t i u o i k u y at
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tveti!
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I sweeping out th* offka, and want
hav# been adopted by the cluh
Another m|«>rt*M uueitWr to
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Adn'aiattalinn leodrr#
base w ill bu i pvnrd in the MrlM**tor la«rrsnc*vlll# School. T W too*
lurk *nrly Ikia moratjdf l‘‘ *4 •ifflcUlt, holders of the Id low
Arcade fa«tag wi IW itaafard •a* . *l.mated at Wlw**w l - M R
to
as
tiled
will
tk
the
aa’octiun
uf
a
lit*
viscera
Goa*
p
of
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tntiruv
biohed
upun
the*#
aati-Melon
l.li'UOVWi I. tk* Jan . I t (| .M
tain I t
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pare
In
wkjrh
tu
huid
the
show,
gross
m
r
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s
win
rompet*
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th«
A v e n u e Dvdlvnthus * f |b» meotro# .ml ItUQfMW
betwei
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s
ilue
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the
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inel
oilopry
of—Knss.t tmsn gvs p, s*-iipie«] suth
W his officers f*nm th* ftheitfr*
1'«■»•* Hirus, was g ts»* to tW
luom am rrt. A handsome rup will U l t ytar’a cihiMtu.n wa* itaged the prvx.rhiolly iurg aim of iks ill'* son led »i tl.air detention. Bat I
»n keep kins out of President place w ll fu n* a part af IW oftl
ifflc * want to Norman'# home
xWul by Vice KtusUeat Dowo*
at
the
Hotel
Korreat
Lake
but
rial
opening
thpen
air
sorvWos
a*
be
awarded
the
winner
with
a
•
iaroncr’s
jury,
the
nest
d
ty.
swet
H
,str’a
#*tNt,*i.
WkiU
t>l.w
,
roocha.l
out.today
t<*
sr.r.ai*
tnby found Ike nsonsy in on# •*
In m.nsury »f hr* **•. Eufu*. who
kin trouser’s pockvta. The negro frit# also offc/e I to the bolder of t a r t u l dealers are said tw fa.ur Mrs. Ltilp l>*tb, |tety id y«ar o'd . ound aw giuutHl ufism ,| » n t<| debate ha* b*«a Imcroallng tu fir s t .ttroet wl.| bo held ftoturdaj U-d la 1*13 at rttoroiam TW
holding th# affa ir this year in a ohJow,
ir.wiled gj| »riej, th* adminis n ig h t with tko dDtstoaal offfeor*
th* vocMn uf , mod,, t hub* th. ru further.
.
d.nioit any intantlon of ataailng lb* I i * hwaat gyoia score. J . Ames
fam o . spread rapH»T aad tk * ata*
tent p liir d on th * Uhrfrant naai order, «t*ieo()p*d *lsv« tr ang'r*
Tst th# tioigusro waggsd a n tration program has run into a partkipatiag. TW fbHowtag morn
! 111. tailing Iky daputiaa he lo-at it won the meet last gone.
dents. N o l l ham aUaprng ••
lh* Munir.pal Plat.
blank
wall
Th*
cruised
IdU,
«|.ra
A
blind
bogey
tournament
ir
lug
tk«
Army
worker*
will
h
*«t
murder
drainr.
i
l
Was
a
month
later.
A
group
rl*'.
‘ In knap" f«r Mr. Prarman. t# u r
Mrood floor, worn ewi a l t T W f
A. C. Kort, chairman of th* s i•-heduled fbe Monday, ladles’ day,
Attar flea meatha* dudglng lh* Scar pstitiuned Ik# giood Jury to rrcs -lcnt Cuitidgr desira* as a rkargo of the sorsWe* at tW f'M *
ha admitted kla guilt tad
Mr. Carlaon stated. No green fees poelatien, sad today that this aalhorljlea. th# gay. tkl.aaA *#
h* tko ruoMiC*. Naighbura want wirntop I# Ria legUlatis# author- Baptlftt Church. Brigadier Me l-.H d from — mi f t o r wtoArwa
fd k y .
h«a tWy ftmad tW stair* 4
: ear's show will oellpie that of ed Lodawtei holla appMtod t.rol
will ho (barged.
ar* (be ImjuUltorUl kudy and •hip, ha* tr*n caught ,n a d**d. I jg ,i :„ «||| deliver « aeratoa, aad
last year I* *« trg re*pecv. Mat* aad worn >a bar rail , t th* r*«»al> i#M af alfeg^l rfandoatia* meat I rah. Eark dny'a delay aid u n r I »U| ato* cuaduct a maaa mooting
bbm b .
Crocary (Mara
deafer* ar# to participate
a* jotL
I ron hafara tW fVro *
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Th* grocery slur* of J . A. It .
iftsp fco n and a aalvatfe.
wa a arroatad a t Ja s ta i 4 f t «f Mr*, (talk and th* th erttf a to stake tba tosh af enacting 1. ||n
• roiwarpiune* moro minlala. will o* eilfe. r * . Uat aiahl. and a’ 1 can while Hath was away duyand taat aroch esar* diffoalt.
mat artisad tW #cawttty
sag, I IN Orange Avtnur, was att*
|mrr„ ,^ at a.gbt at th* n#w arised'epayed. liaraenl novel feature* ealoek this asorakag akariff T. 1 lag gasoil ft* and all at kls w r r a *
ts«*d last night anrj set ween JoO
imfetsto larfatdfeW 0 *
t r * also planned, Including enter- Ciiapehon iclurnod bar hat# oral I toMo a.
t i l In mart hand inn
Uken. «cad formed W h o * bti
1 . 1‘ i r i o n a i r t ' s
A re T o
; ih # ukai wash u uad** tw
T A L L A H A M E E T fla. Jan. I » - lain men I numbers and tk* award lodged bar la JajL “Im’ larvkuwsrod water aw lh
tetdiag to a report j n r s the Po
TW grand Jary ratarnod mu.day
in t Department. Entrsnc* ta Ik* (IN S )—Oavemer Carlton will gs ing of afteodaae# prtsaa.
boddac. Thrr* ata I t
r*a l, I D ll )»u , shsrtff lunuvrst iife lm s s lr rgnliul Iks aceuaad
' ' .tfe h W
storu waa gained through a win* t" Wlnt#y Karan nest Monday t*
M a s e a b u rn hah* ’ ska e **d nirr plutur*. Ife rlM ’t d-P*.l a*
Junes gnd Envoy Bara Uwaaa. T V
HIGU SCHOOL LORES
Ceurgs G H crilsc u a n n k i foal has t o n cot ahllahad f*
t a * . No atrosU k i n been muo* officially *>en tk# orange fell U s’
f v » student* Every
hirer, th* agflcsr fechasl bar i, lh* want to ariosi tham, but a*llker
which gets nnder way In that city
, lh* cot#.
f t * Campball-Leasing past, revoral week i ta# werWra f e is t
ta 1. ” 1 dapt know how k* d-d was I* W found. A f*w n r * * af
Sanford’s high echo*I basketful! I doin't fe e s aajthrog la lie * [ .i Utor Maffcrrl waa raugkt. a-.d Am argin Lrgio#, anamaatrd ladkiy run skis rabto wolfar* work during 4id kla kit with tha
Js o . S I. Tk* winter fair at Wiatei
Haven baa grown to be a large team last lig ht U at • closely eoN. •tiling Stan#*, I tell you.’*
AELTON TO GREET CAL
that tko regular mc/luig arhodafed th# holiday aaaean.
TW brnhAag wam«(
1 1 boss, 1 an fd.OuO bund,
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teatedJtame ta Oeoo# by a scare ef
tw Ura roarod tkrmtgl
,.Stormy Ifelh wo* th* )*«ng
Tk* trtot af lh# w om an In Iks for M-miuy night has boon pastIHAK8KK.
Jan.
19will bo tho second visit # to |«. Tk# gem * sent alp »*d widuw’a hit#hand wh.i ran a a-x> *4s* a s * soar# o.’u sn *. W ests grb« toned u'U l Jan. 3k kocarsa* uf Ike
mi >oka*. One* to * ftp#
ROTAEI.kNR R E .U H MIAMI
•ftienj Caoliug* wU* tx down state -b y Governor Carlton kirk tkrusighaot with tk# efeito n I a# »«i«lc# station m, th# *dg« #f im * Psantka. and k b *riff Chapman mid winU* I s g f e n n a * to be hold
reached dm taa
y GovernJ r D-jyla tL
•bowing
M waai Inaugural*-!
Ins
#n Jan ^
e r a g ia alight adrahUga. Th# town. Mr*. Doth and bar aU g -J fwlewtd rtport «ft*r report. Thru* ty l e g u*nrulrt* of tkD 4 strict.
R tA M k f t o . Ja a . I P - M N S h - Mtchiy brought
“ * ' lineup w*e. Else fear and pan m>ur, J . 0 . fu ffo rd . tk* tail, day night h* r*M*W*U what h# Tho cssaferona# will ba h«!,t S a id a , II ami today waa (W m et** at
j hi* tklaf of staff, #. tk# other tfe ii haring keen ta Hanford
Vie an Cdlian, upon h i* h r Clawiatoo on h a t Monday to af-' W f u r , Iforwards) Pander, reat#r; kandtpma Jooag *«a #f a nsrgh •a,l* a "hut (ip1*, aad appd tn Jack and M jutoy ng Ga.n-asilfe.
IN D K R E O Q D IA A V I
K lariaa*. T h e ; began arris log
Mountain Lake. F l a , ad fn la ta at tko apering a f a Urge Miller and
an P*wra, gaarda. Kiaiyw baring county akartff, tin anu.r sunt life, Kla l i t arr«*t*s| bar k*#t
A s ia ia m tis g program has boon •y IW hundreds fur tko first an
U attend th# dadlratio 'o f W
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fa*
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Sek
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r g f t - r g .T k o elecu tiie will
iinisetto* at far tk* pofeaclag af nithL
arranged far lb * Galas«gilfe mast nual Rotary lakaraatfeaal forum
CHICAGO* J aw* 1
Rak’l carillon uf -niugtag lap*# Kooday, axpaetlng to retain for flacker *bd lia d tsy fa r PaPder U ’k.
Mr. fo lk ami B u fford proba bly ing. auvocdlag ta Mr. Ilrltia g , who wnmh opens tomorrow fee a a t " * •’. G m toraeoA aakltal
aaasanesd kg tk# tk tk# Capital by Tuesday morning Th# feral puiatat meets tk# *DoTwo daV* following Dalk’a serf- s ill far* trial tha weak «f Mur. laaoed an appeal argiag a# many tal day's session. EegtatraUaa la N r a t I f e R
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it waa Mid * t tk# *s«cutie* offlc* Und loam bar* Mtaday sig h t t t daa dsolh on Kept. 14 feat, an •• 4* whan lb * next u n ls a at Lung local mam bar • a* post ihla to alien J * * petted la roach tW M M math « g family, waa
teday. •
TiSO a’rtrck.
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IW w**.uti.
U ;* y n r s a M trace* of poise, in County auperlur court meet*.
U u f Rotary offfelaig aakL
, vfetkw «f mU i
l .S. MAY INSTALL 1i!G BOVS’* WILL
VATICAN ENVOY DECIDE FATE OF
AFTER (ili YEARS ROBERT STEWART
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Dawes’ Sn>n Barely
Frscapes D e a t h In
Fire A t His School
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Carlton Will Attend
Opening Of Fwtival
Meet In Calnesvlll* K SSS1V S S T 'n U ?
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ira wh»r» h# *111 *i>#n«| *#«#ral
nwwMhi attar,I ng to buatfteva in-
al-ri. ui* H la ta r.
T h# r a i l w tl) i m M < four p n * *<ra l r L a r a tta r s . M rs. A. N I'tul
lips w ilt U k # lh # 'p a r l a fth# p tw .
r* a a; Mr* A rth u r B ran an . Mm
V«>, a Japan#*# Ju g g U r; Mr* J II
lough. W# L tag. m aid to tn.p a rra a ; a n d Mr* IA . L. Co#p#r
n .ll I * t>w L u g . th* r*v*4 n*k^
T .a g trla w ill u k # p . r t ,ui ta #
a t o r s # and wtMlC will ^ f u r n i .i .d
L> . flow ntww a rrk —t r *
F O O T B A L L
Mrs.SiU)iffht»nGive8
Pmrty For*Her Guett
llr. and Mr*. Brn LaMw#ll (oft
Pinlay night for laMilavtH#. «h#i#
they aror# <*tl»d ly th# a#r.*af
iliana of Mr Caniwfll'* rnoL^-r.
ibtday
A re Y ou Givin
Y our Children
Statistics Show That:
With a College Education,
a person has one chance ill
173 of obtaining distinction
in his business or profes
sion—
with a High School Educa
tion, once chance in 1606—
In
.Hanford |
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th # r ( t w n R i l th* p o rt/ at .
Poervai !a k»
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Mr*.
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C O N G K F .G A T I O N A l. ( I I I Rt ||
(M m * r Park Avwna* and ird .
lUv. John Ihrnard R *..t, Mini*
M r. a n d Mr*. 1C R. Dighto" ro
trrtainod wilh a dlnnor parly
fu d ay m tu a g at thur horn*, i.d
Won TwowtWtb Stro#t. rompli
W hat Chance
a/tnnoon
Th# S*trial U upartaM tn a f (h#
H anford W oaiaa’a C lub will » n t# t.
U ln w ltk a b rld f* p arty for th#
• o m M to u d a ta In Hanford a l
th n W nm au'a C lab. 414 Oak Av#n u#, on T w c J a n
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•***( foe *»»• tlate.
■••* N**ml Hnogignt U pi. Arrttrtflng U a dMgiattb frwia th#
A ait tour*# dinner wa* »#rvi I
from lh« dining UbW wkkb w .i f*vt#d U s r i r e HamUy to Ipaikl BolgraJ* n*w*pap«r M dlk* r»•vvtlatd with S Itnm r U h and Jk U # r# m ain d # r o f th# w in te r U f a rolrrd kata today, th# IUa#*« of
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King Zogu. of Albania, l* th# rw• a*tod with bo«*s *1 »*B ^
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t d h of poisoning.
aorto snap drhgwM.
Thoao peasant wee». M as D «h
h * . Mr. and Mm. - D ly k Wri«ut,
Art bar Ywwoil sag Mr. and Mr*.
Digbtoo.
bias.
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p « iiH ( f i r f t U * m th a long * » i« t
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AUDITORIUM
Daytona Beach
Saturday Jan. 26.
THE
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SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
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Matinee 3:00
‘Children 50c
AdultH $1.00, 91.50
Nlgtit'CoDfert 8:15
11.00,
92.00,
$2.50, 9300
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Matl or phone.
Phone 939.
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Fa. Flral Hlrvat
And AfunlHy
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The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford Realty Co.
100 Citrus Exhibits.
100 Industrial Exhibits.
U. 8. Shipping Board 310.000 Ex
hibit
$3,000 Free Entertainment
$2,500 in Citrus and luduslrial P rim
National Forestry Exhibit.
5 Big Days of Things Citrus.
Special Excursion R ates « o all R alb
way*
I s a i s v t * » t grwwwd, agalnr.t I k *
aluiw* « I M f M f n H w i i Our
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certificates must register at this office
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Applicants for
Mr
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CITRUS EXHIBITS'PROM-ALL* FLORIDA.
T. W. -Lawton,
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certificates wiU be held in San fold be
Court House, Sanford, F llfid e
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Exam inations for Ml grades o f 'Florida
udt lite r than January 29th. For furth
N a ll Mask Wd«
Hartford, H a.
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Mr. . r . F» X w U .lU *. Mr.'
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Tear last CUae#
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FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
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X ' m I m . Mr. u 4
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William*. M#a. W. W- *« • *
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L1ton ). Mou rHi 0
Teachers’ Examinations
ginning February 7th.
■••*>■ I#r r t a y
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OsttTfa W itm #r la olpeeteal la
I r a n Matutdsy fur MuiMh Aaver.
TV# L itr r a ta r * D e p a rt m#«l *1
IM W om an's ( tub will •f#>**ar
• Japan**# o p - r r tta la tw o a ria ,
-FaWat of tbg L u ll* l a n l # r n g ' «e
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nri.ns
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Ohio, ia th# gweat nf M r sad
M r* W
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their
hum# m Mount Dora.
•• a rt would o f Itse lf end th e e ffo rts o f b u sin ess m en o f th a t . . . .
D IP L O M A T S
rtlfA iin li*
. w h h *-
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kiith «.f a aim
tf«iiyiw\ig at i h ,
tun lluapital
Church ClasH Meets
With Mra. Marshall
* k no ia flg ir oblig ed to show “a decent respect f.T th# -.ptn- i .#*r*
L
io ta o f m ankind ." H a ra d n t i o a by th e crenpanr wooM ' a#***
a tU k T e la » . bo th a t com pany'a T h e public b e dagnoed
, aelaw | | . | | 1 i “W o don’t suppose th a t a dem otion f x C«4o o d Stew - | |kf>
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aftem**«i« at
At The Churches
,
i
T h e re w as a tim e w hen every a c t of th e Rockefeller*
-e
■err a e g * H i a ! w as view ed w ith su*p»c»oo by a public w hich had seen ‘ r* *
ibtwrt la A#*c. ibwd; th e ru th le ss rise to pow er of th e S ta n d a rd Oil Com pany
A# Win le g a n *« ‘ in |g t t y e a rs th e w orm has tum e*i oad new* ato n es »!•
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H " A T - l a w * * . ' { nvost daily proclaim sogne charity o r some w.wthy artaw*
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■w-----------i o f th e oil m a g n a te s
T h e tr recent sta n d foe devenre tn
-w a n that a k v a ' b u ain eaa w hen th ey so u g h t th e resignatK ni of Ravbert W
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e t their tberha by S te w a rt fro m th e ch a in n a n v h ip of th e NWar.dard ih l *1
*naat£*#*M «a 'A r In d ian a, is ad m irab lg tre a te d in an ed ito rial frven
the Miami N ew s:
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"J o h n D. R ockefeller. jr „ u a king and we are gen- wa, ^
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erally rooting foe th e c a t It is w ith su rp rise, aocoedingiv. , frri
wweiaj cTtWr b ^ ; th a t w e find o u rse lf fo r once lining up fo r a fig h t on
t
he f♦ _ * a i * u * th e side of "J o h n O . " B u t th e re * n o th in g else to A*
t cewnf
a h# Part r t e l
"F oe in h is e f f o r t to «eparate R obert W S te w a rt f r o m
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th e c h a irm a n sh ip of th e S ta n d a rd Oil C o of Indiana. Mr
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R ockefeller Is obviocaly and etenvoih n g h v
S te w a rt is
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ir h r r a f t . Mr*. E L R obrri lla lly , Mr*
A R irth n lrii
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M.- k h P“W»»V
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Mr* A t* F o rt. Mr* l a a | * « « l , Mr*
l.lntnn P. A lim
Mr* John L #onardy |M n
(Ty.H Byyal. Mr* Claud*
Ivyara. Mr*. W M I H ow ard, a n j Mr*. C arl P an n . Mr*
Mr a ad M '«
John It
J ir^ r
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M um
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G L A D I O L I ’S
GRAVES
All propj#* th ro u g h o o l th e ag«a h*v# *#tte*l upon
angne fio r io u . r i f u n in the a n u l t o f th e tr h u t u n *-« thg
epitom e of oil they uk# to believe ch ara c teriz e * th e ir hero
Sem e of th e se heroes ju stifv th e o d m ira tio n w ith which
th ey a r t h tld . other* h it* U o tc h ra o f *omhn* color oo
th e ir eacutcheocis, ar.tch. when «eeo In th e clear lt* h t of
gam m er, ca st a thadow upon th e ir ffioty
But in th e c m *
of Lew no c ritic , no h ta to ru n haa e v e r nti*e*i hi* vo«ee to
■ay t h a t we revere a man who tio esn 't m erit th e e n tire I M<rwt f w*«i
» U r * a*
p ra ise w hich ia hi*
•
W h e th e r un th e gutae of a *okl)er. e ith e r <wt tie of. .M ’ t» *A.f r
fenae o r defease, or tn the role of ed u cato r an*l p riv a te
Citizen. Lee here him self w ith d istin c tio n whwh no #rvcoftiuim seem s orieajuate r r o - ijh to e x p re ss
Krom hi* own
wool* one can obtain no b e tte r p ic tu re of th e South'* gal
la n t h e ro In a le tte r to his son he once w rote
"A utuon
th a t can be m ain tain ed oeUj by aw ard s and b a ro n e ts and
in wrhieh a trife and c m l w ar are to ta k e the place of
b ro th e rly love and kindness, ha* no c h a rm for m e
1 «hal!
m o u rn fo r ray country and fo r th e w elfare and p m g m *
a f m ankind. If th e L’rkjo t? dissolved and th e governm ent
d isru p te d . I ahail re tu rn to ttn n a tiv e s ta te and *har# the
m iseries of mv people and. save in defense, will draw my
sw ord on none."
T h u s in hum bl# reverence do we pause to reflect u p o n
th is noble c h a ra c te r and to sa lu te th e m eracrv .»/ R o te rr
EL Lee
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lANY’STRAIN
M CE COVERS
* DISTANCES
Firestone To Give
Air Program Jan. 2^,
‘ 1 he V oicb
p i e s e n t
iHkn
o f Fireit>>ne
s e v e r a l
, , u m W t i
Network ~Of Rails Is
Basis O f Greatest
Employer Of Labor
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ordinary
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p r o i f r a m
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Harsh Is Sentenced
To Die In Chair For
Death of Druggist
Other Hlallatlc*
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| C a le n d a r lia u c d b y tb a pul.b a t e a u o f t h e c o m p a n y ,
i l o a m a f r o m It t h a t t h e d a ily
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O f t h * p r e c e d i n g 34 h o u r a o r e
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#W ticket office* reporting to 31
office* and the** in turn to
n*tn hoadquartai* In tlerllnTh* manner In whlrh the Uer■ten Railroad Company itaadiljr
clma a t oenrlng th* general walf e n of tho people la allown by tli*
fact that only 30 par it nt of all
tnvolorc, or o trlfl* moi* tbun a
1 third, pcM th* full rale* in the
Wrrttil p*«r. M per cent ha.mg
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TO KACH CUSTOMER WHO BUYS
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$ 8.50
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1 0 0 S T E R NEWS
J u t i a r y 1?, 1929
Number 29
Hove It u k th*
IU n U t«Mh. Wo
congerad our clroti-
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, compares with .71 per tent In late thl* m»nth.
I'nllk# Harsh, Gatlngly »|»ad t « M i a m i , a r i d I ' u t n i l h a c h .
Mr llituvyr U going t*i Ir'y to r»h*
S . M In E n g l a n d a n d J J 9
fastly maintain*, hi* innoceff^r »(
Franco.
ly thouaand apprentices a.o ;he two murdera, and in view of
ally being trained for tne t i l l * hia plea probably w 11 * o «
al and of the operating .Imply "not guilty’’ when hla trial
at, and roundly llv* mil- ! t* calle.1. Uallogly too, la the «>n
i Carman*, or ona In 13. gra tie- if a wealthy and . arlatorcratk
' pgalgnt OR tha Herman lUd.otil |family.
. Ompany for thalr daily Income.
The death penalty wa* demand■---------I *d frr Harsh l»sB night hy th*
* * - UN O HAA Q tITB NIGHT
opening prosecution speaker, Kd
--------A. Htaphens, chief naalstant so
(LONDON. J* * . I#—(IN 3)—No licitor-general. Stephana detlare.1
hoggo la Klag Oeorf#'* condition tha n.-called "thrill- aUying * V
n » reported today. HI* U o jnty a simple ease of murder-growing
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Around The Town J A R D I N E WILLI
BE RETAINED IN
W l l h T h * I t t p A i u r
p ln c f
i CABINET PLACE t
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announcing The N ew
PONTIAC BIG SIX
Producing Big Car Standards of Luxury,
Style and Performance at * 7 4 5
LODAY • now typo o f low coot
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■ Mg co r stylo. It provide* U g
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ofored by a b road now autom obile—
tho Now P on tioe Big SU.
, F ro a k ly , tho Now P o n tU c Big SI*
woo d a o in o d to appeal to n certain
g ro u p . T h l* g ro u p 1* m o d . u p o f
p tu p k who o r* beginning to movo
up u t th o world. Many o f thorn will
soon m o ho th a first step u p lit tho
cougUty o f th e ir ror*. Tho Now P on tJo* Big Si* wa* deolgnod for thorn.
i
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Stu n n ing now bodies by
F is h e r c o n tr ib u t e to th e big c a r
b eau ty and big ca r stylo promoted by
i ro r’ ioo a whole.
Progrraaive people are seeking
g ra o tcr lu su ry . Tho P o n tU c Big SU
o ffe r* th e m t h e l u i u r y fo r w h irh
bedim by FU h er ore fam ous the world
over. I t provide* tho sm ooth-riding
qualities of ■ c o r 167 in ch re In overall
len g th , with accu rately balanced ro
ta tin g m echanical p arts and aueh
advanced co m fo rt features a* ad ju st
able drivers' se a t*.
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■ la rg e r L -b ce d engine an d tho added
sm ooth n ess Im ported hy ■ dynam i
cally b alanced, counter-w eigh tod
crankshaft and th e fam ous H arm oaf*
B alan cer. It* new brakes aro o f tho
dirt -and-w ee th er-p ro of la to m a i fourwbeel typo.
I t re v e a l* b ig e a r p e rf o r m a n c e
even to tho point o f developing hig
co r power and big e a r speed.
° n ly ■ few h igh lights In (to eon
*tru ction hove been m en tio n ed . J u s t
enough to prove t h a t tho P on tioe Big
SU U entirely new an d cep eh la of
m eeting progressiva A m ericans' d e
m and. B u t th e om aoin g thin g sh o o t
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Night-Club
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Lunches
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Chop-Suey
Dance Floor. Free
To Guests
Drive a clean car to
church Sunday.
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Sanford Herald, 1929
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, January 19, 1929
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 19, 1929. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 19, 1929; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald